The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-10-21
OFFICIAL LIST OF PREMIUMS.

miums awarded at our recent Fair
Light Draft Horses-Saddle horse, Sam McCue;
saddle horse under three years, Parkins; brood
mare under years, Parkins; year colt, M.
Harvey, Bedford; year old colt, S. Finley; spring
colt, D. C. Leonard; pair match horses, Samuel
Hoshour; stallion for quick draft, NJ Harvey,
Bedford; brood mare NJ. Harvey, Bedford; stall
lion for saddle, J. NJ Buck; brood saddle mare,
] H. Snapp; year old colt, j. W. Patrick.
Heavy Draft Horscs.-Cobham stallion, Carson
& Clinebell; brood mare. s. H. Bell; 4horse team,
| Cyrus Brown; pair draft horses, W. F. Bell;
year old colt, S. P Asst; year old colt DR.. B. F.
Walker; year old colt, Carson Clinebell; suck
ing colt, L. P. Beat he, Highland.
Horses for General Utilay.-Threey year old colt,
B. F. Eagle; year old colt DR.. W. S. McChes-
ney; stallion for saddle, E. NJ. Buck; brood mare,
G. W. Fauber; trotting horse, J. H. Parkins pa
Ger, under saddle, c. Parker; racking horse, Ed.
Crawford; harness horse, Jas. McClung.
Mules, Sc.-Three year old mule, Jno. Trimble;
l year old mule, Sam Holden.
| Cattte-Durham Bull, Abraham Lavell; dur
ham yearling heifer, Col. J. D. Lilley; durham
year heifer, DR.. W. S. McChesney; durham bull
calf, Abraham Lavell; durham bull years. A. G.
Mcneil, Pocahontas: AYRSHIRE bull, Col A. W.
Hartman; grade heifer, A. W. Mcneil, Pocahon-
tas; grade Bull, B. Crawford; pair yearling heif-
ers, H. p. Dickerson 2 year old bull, Col A. W.
Hartman; yearling bull, Carson & Clinebell; pair
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oxon, W. W. Donaghe, Jr.
Sheep. - Southdown buck, Col. J. Cochran;
Southdown yearlings, Carson & Clinebell grade
buck and lambs, Maj. ". NJ. Tate
| S,cine.-Chester boar, Col. A. W. Hartman; boars
under years, A. NJ Bowman; Yorkshire COW,
S. A. Houshour; sow, small bred, Carson & Cline
bell.
Poultry.-Pair golden sea bright hantams, MAJ
ter Braddie Lara; white crested Poands, Seth
Bowles; dorkings. Mrs. l. ]. Sarkins; Cochin Chi
ma. Mrs. NJ. L. Parkins; Poland ducks, Mrs. 1.
J. Parkins; white turkeys, Mrs. NJ. Gay.
Farming Implements. 2 horse Livingston
plough, W. A Burke: heavy horse Livingston
plough, W. A. Burke; hillside plough, W. A.
Burke; horse Livingston plough, Parkins, Mel
son S Co.; small drain pillow, A. P. .Routt, Orange;
corn cover, A. P. Routt, Orange; single shovel
plough, A. p Routt Orange; hand corn dropper
John NJ. Lyman; corn planter and seed drill, A.
P. Routt, Orange; sulky rake, Hagerstown Agri-
cultural Implement Co; cookie separator, c. B.
Waiston, Albemarle; drill with guano attachment
Crowe s. Dawson, Pa; drill or grain aid grass
seed, Bickford 4 Huffman, Baltimore; plantation
wagon. Keller, Fall s. Co.; 2 horse wagon, VIM
| Matter; straw cutter, F. C. Roberts; wheat fan,
C. b. Walston, Albemarle; hand corn shelter, Nc
Clure s. Bumgardner; horse power shelter, Nc
Clure and Bumgardner; thresher and cleaner,
Meyers s. Jones, Orange; raking and dropping
reaper Splitter s. Utlcy; mower, A. P. Skinner,
corn harvester and shocker; W. II. Karicofe; horse
hay fork, Parkins, Nelson s Co.; washing ma
chine, L. T. Beall, Rockingham; wringer. t. T.
Beall ERockingham sewing machine, (Singer)
G. E. Price; cooking stove, Snyder & Irby, Rich
mond; pillow castings and hollow ware, W. A.
Burke; iron fireplace, Parkins, Nelson 4 Co.;
shod- horse, Jacob Carlson specimen of steel, Lo-
renzo Sibert; pair of horse shoes, J. E. Hamilton;
rat trap, VIM. D. Runnels; wine and cider MILL
(Old Dominion) Mcclure 8 Bumgardner; tobacco
prets Sehoppart & Keller; assortment of chains,
J. Bauserman; claw hammer, J. E. Hamilton.
Buggies Sc.-Top buggy, made in the county,
Jas. II. Waters; no-top buggy, made in the coun-
ty, Jas. H. Waters; top buggy, Abbott, Downing
4 Co. N. H.; Jersey wagon, II. D. Schmidt Co,
Baltimore.
Leather, Sc.-Ca1f skin, H. J. Gray; half-dezen
dressed sheep skins, Joseph A. Logan; set of bug
gy harness, made in country, Ed. Hall; set Of
buggy harness. Hill & Co., N. H.; set of expires
harness, made in county. Ed. Hall; mans saddle,
G. F. Flick; ladies' saddle, g. F. Flick; riding
bride, Ed. Hall; pegged boots, Patterson & Bro,
Baltimore.
Woodenware. Rotary double stroke churn, J.
A. i j. c. Hanger; -four barrel, Ben Smith, (col-
ored); tub Geo. Messersmith
Cabinet Work,-chamber set, native wood, H.
A. 8 Y. N. Bickle; wood turning WA. Burke.
Wares.-Piece of tin work, A. A. Grubert; ear
thenware, John Watson; yellow ware, Va. Porce-
lain Works.
Photographs 5c.-Oil painting, Miss Anna H.
Powers; oil painting, Mrs. Col. Baldwin; photo
graph, Boude & Miley. Lexington; water-color
paintinffs, Miss Mary B. Pringle.
Household Manufacturers, 3c.-Calico quilt, Miss
II. Ferror; muslin quilt, s. H. Kunkle; table lin
son; embroidery, Miss hwy l. English best
made dress, Mrs. VIM. Caldwell; CROCHET work.
Miss Mary Wayland; plain sewing, Miss NJ. A.
Vanfossen.
To6acco.-Bright chewing tobacco, Lara 4 Tim
berake; Lone Jack smoking tobacco, John W.
Carroll, Lynchburg.
Vines 4 Liquors.-County whiskey, Riley q
Burke; raspberry wine, G. W. Swoope; Isabella
wine, Mrs. VIM. Caldwell; grape brandy, NJ. B.
Buck, Warren; cider Vinegar, NJ. B. Buck, War;
rem; peach brandy and cider vinegar, NJ. B. Buck,
| Warren. .se aa.-
Canned Fruiss.-Apple butter and peach butter,
Mrs. E. Blouthe; pickle cherries, Mrs. W. NJ.
Tate; largest collection Of canned fruits, Mrs E.
Blouthe.
Bread, Cakes, 5c.-Bread, Julia Fauber; rolls,
Julia Fauber; fig preserves, Mrs. A. E. West;
raspberry jam, j. j. Splitter; ounce and peach
preserves, JAS Cochran; tomato and other pic
kles, Jas. Cochran; currant and blackberry jelly,
Mrs. G.. Barnhart; apple jelly Mrs. NJ. E. Cupp;
pear preserves, Mrs. E G. Trotter
Vegeta6les-Onions, Alex. McCue collection of
vegetables, l. J. Parkins; potatoes, peach blow,
David Kunke; potatoes, sweet, John Strain
Fruit and Fruit Ttces.-1O3 varieties of apples,
H. B. Jones, Rockbridge; Bland and black seed
ling grapes, Mrs c. w. Marquis; Catawba grapes,
Mr. Buck, Warren; ounces, Mrs. VIM. Caldwell;
peaches, M. B. Buck, Warren; single variety of
apples, Robert Mccormick; half dozen varieties
of pears, Tannehill j. Wheat; single variety of
pears, B. H. Lambert.
Meats.-Dressed lamb, A. P. Asst; dressed beef,
W. F. Asst; sausage, A. H. Asst
Minerals, &c.-Iron ores, Abbot Iron company,
Baltimore; marble, Marquis s. Kelley.
Dairy, Flour, &c,-Cheese, Mrs. 1. J. Parkins;
lard, Mrs 1. J. Parkins; -four, Parkins, Nelson
s. Co.; butter, Mrs. Jno N. Hunter.
GRAIN. White corn, W. Caldwell; yellow corn,
Martin Conner; red branded wheat, e. 7. Pratt,
Brunswick oats, W. A. Mann; brown corn, Baxter
Crawford; Timothy seed, S. Farrer,
Drawiug, House Painting. granting, D.
L. Poole, Rockingham; maps, Jed. Hotchkiss;
plans for country houses, W. A. Pratt; plans for
town houses, jed Hotchkiss.
Mscellaneous.- Slate reefing. Jno. Sanders AL
bemarle; well fixtures, Mcclure & Bumgardner;
mattresses, shuck, D. D. & B. Institution; soap,
homemade, Is years old, Miss Nancy CARRIER; ten
pounds honey in comb A. A. Sproul; cider vine
gar, Mrs. s. C. Houshour; soap, D. D. Il B. In
sttution.