Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-11-17

End do do do do VIM Withrow.
Best gelding John A Kinnear
Best stallion, Telegraph DR. S Morrison.
End best, less than years old, w A Ruff.
Best stallion, less than years old, A McCor-
mick.
Best stallion under years, A T Barclay.
Best stallion, years old and upward, 'Kossuth,'
w Alexander.
End best, do, Telegraph, David Steele.
Best stallion under years, Lucky john John
r Guy.
End best do, VIM O Hurt.
Best stallion under years Old, S III McComb of
Augusta
Best stud colt, less than year, R K Wilson, (no
competition.)
End best do, A A Mccormick
Best flly under year DID, White, (no COM
petition)
Best mare less than 4 years old, G w Pettigrew
End best mare, less than years DID, j = Karnes
Best stud colt, year old, M Harvey, of Bedford
county.
Best pair match horses, J J White. .3er
End best do, D G E Brady.
Best geding, (single harness) G Zimmerman.
End best do, Lavel.
Best brood mare 4 years old, R K Wilson,
Class 9-Horses for Heavy Draft.
Ind best do do Geo W Houston.
End best do ~ do s GIBSON .''
Best pair horses, VIM Sterrett.
best morse Ior heaVy graft, Agnor
Best mule, years old, Jenkins.
B Best pair mules, A T Barclay.
End best pair, - Hardy.
Best team of mules, NJ Hogsett
End best do - Glasgow.
A pair of Maltese Mules light draft, by Dr.
c. w. HARDIN deserve special mention.
BRANCH III-Cgass 11-Sheep.
Best buck long wool S Tutwiler.
Best eve, do, j B Lady.
Best pen ewes, VIM A Ruff
do lambs, Lady.
Best buck lamb, E S Tutwier
Class 13.Fat Sheep.
Best pen of 4, w A Ruff.
BRANCH IV--Czass 14-Swine
Best boar, over l year old, S Tutwiler
End b seT do DO do DO Is ( T haayi
Best sow and pigs, M Kenney.
g fat hogs, VIM A Ruff.
Chester fat pig. months old, = Bowman
(This pig was Of the stock introduced into the
county by Col. John c. Shelds.)
Best pair pigs, Poland and Big bones spotted
China and months old, John Hamilton
End best pair Chester white pigs, j Lady.
Best pen fat hogs, G " Pettigrew, certificate of
merit.
BRANCH V--Cgass 16-Poultry.
OeSG pttiE GuIhcyS, NILS w
End best do Charles Pulse.
5 Bet pal pair geese e. D p 4 H Ross
Best pair ducks, Mrs j McKemy.
5 5rd 0ss' do do Jane n A a Clark
Best pair chickens, S NJ Templeton.
Ind best do, pure Brahmas, Matched in June
last, Mrs Jacob Fuller
Best display of poultry. ~, " A Ruff:
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Best 4-horse plough, (No. g. W A Burke Staun-
ton, Augusta.
Best 3-horse plough do heavy, Burke
6 (No. s. light, Burke
2horse Parklns q Nelson, Staunton.
End best 3-horse plough mos 4 and s., Parkns
& Nelson.
End best 2-horse plough, {No A. Burke,
Best drain plough and best double shovel plough
A p Routt, Gordonsville.
End best do, Meyers & Jones, Gordonsville.
Best cultivator, Cutting attachment), best single
shovel, (cut. att. j. best plough, with cultivation
attached and best corn eoverer A P Rout.
Best cultivator, II NJ Smith s. Co, Richmond.
End best, E Whitman 4 Son, Baltimore.
g harrow, Shade & Co. Baltimore.
End best harrow, III M Smith & Co.
Best threhe wheat plough, Slade & Co.
6 2-horse plough for foul land, Burke.
l-horse pillow, subsol and cultivator comb-
ned, Watt & Knight.
End best do, Parkins s. Nelson.
Best ploughman, Luke Steward, freedman.
Class 18-Threshers, Reapers, &c
Best threshing machine 'Geyser;' Linton g. La
Mott, Baltimore.
Best wheat fan, 'Locomotive;' j Montgomery
>" horsepower, Carey horse power Cardwell
s. Co., Richmond.
Reaper & mower combined, Buckeye
&c mower-The Committee report The Wood
and Buckeye, Jr, both of superior merit
and decline decision between the two, there
being no opportunity of testing their relative
merits.
Class 19-Seed Sewers, Rakes, &c.
Best wheat drill, 'Wlloughby's Gum Spring.
Messrs. Cardwell & Co.
"corn planter Challenge Corn Planter Moy-
ers q Jones.
horse rake, Maryland Farmer &c Indepen-
dent Tooth, Shade & Co.
Committee speak in high terms of Prices grain
and guano Drill, Biclzford q Hchman's, and
Keller's Drills, and of Sullly Rakes by E Whit
man, 81 Son, and Parkins & Co.
Glass 20
Best corn shelter, The Virginia Corn Shelter
II NJ Smith & Co, original inventors 80 years
cornstalk cutter, 'Masticator,' R Sinclair &
Co.
Hay and straw cutter, Hide Roller Whit
''Grst mill, 'Kinnes Grst and Feed MILL
w Barclay.
Circular Saw, Howard Humphreys.
: Glover seed gatherer, r Sinclair q Go, Bait
g Ok Yoke, Whitman & Sons.
The committee make honorable mention of A
P Routt's Surface Dram Plough Cardwelrs
SelEOiling Journals; Ewing Revolving Wood
en- Horse Rake attached to Sulky; KellePs drill,
exhibited by Geo E Price.
Best dirt scraper, r Sinclair s. Co.
End best, E Whitman & Sons.
well fixtures, Fl M Smith & Co.
End best do, r Sinclair & Co.
Patent broom, 'Silvers,' A w CARRIER.
Best single and double tree, certificate, Watt &
Knight,
Lard and sausage suffer, j j Hileman.
Garden hoe, Jacob Fuller.
One-horse plough, cultivator and subsoil COM
bined, George Watt.
Turbine water wheel, Poole & Hunt, Baltimore.
Reynolds improved turbine, certificate to E A
Dayton.
Best cider mill, old Dominion H M Smith
& Son.
End best do Southern Giant N w Slade s. Co.
Certificate to American cider mill, Cardwel &
Go.
Certificates to e Whitman & Son, for hand cider
and wine mill; 6 Gensdorf, for files and rasps;
Boyle s. Gamble, for circular mill ard cross
cut saws; e A Dayton saw GUNNER.
BRANCH VII-C2ass 21-Furniture
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