Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1871-10-20

x YYsf Yale, ) y ear old Fllyssecond pr.
W 7 Bell, Maethed Pair. Draft Horses
= D W Van Lear, Matched Pair Draft
Horses second pr
w b Lyman, two year old Filly LIST pr
W r paul =, two year old Filsy second
premium.
AiW Hartman, Draft Brood Mare, sec.
-ona premium.
,a.CHIoKENs.
Light BIahmas, S MTempleton, q
Dark IS 5e" H Fl Lynn, q
p White Javas, s M Templeton. 2"
ia Gray zea o. 4so I. ,f :.
White faced Black Spanish ''l.a !.
Golden Poland, S M Templeton, q
s'3 Gold Laced Bantams, H9f
Master Brady Lara, !"
Black Bantam, S M Templeton, ~
White sA- Coos bkss3sa g
Bantam Game, S Reese, o "
Speckled Bantum, s Reese, 2' g2t"
Black Game Bantam, Master Willie
Glenn, first premium i2a s. a'a
Dominique. w A Pratt first premium.
z Largest variety, s NJ Tcmphton, first pr
Game Chickens, s When, first pr. ifi
The following were awarded First Premiums
W. J. Yarbrough h Sons, ,Manf'd Tobacco.
R. R. Flanagan, Charlottesville Smoking
Tobacco.
= J. Bumgardner & Sons, Augusta Whiskey
R. W. Burke, Apple Brandy.
Mrs. A. W. Hartman, Grape Wine.
r. w Burke Currant Wine
A3g3 ssFi Largest collection Liquors
e. W. Fauber, $50 Blackberry Wine.
j. A. Blauth, Cherry Wine .'a
r.. Mss. DR.. Churchman, Dewberry Wine.
Mrs. J. w. Chambers, Strawberry Wine.
Mrs. l. J. Parkins, Dried Peaches.
Mrs. S. Kennerly, Dried Apples.
Miss Mary Brown, Cucumber Catsup.
Mrs. J. G.. Cochran, Pickles.
Miss Virginia Parker, Canned Fruit.
F." Preserved Apricots,
" g g Apples Preserved.
3" *" * Preserved Peaches.
F. Mrs. S. A. Kunkle Preserved Crab Apples.
.sui " " Preserved Cherries.
Mrs S. Blauth, Preserved Raspberries.
Mrs. Barnhart, Preserved Ounces
lGg" 4" Black berry jelly.
Mrs. J. G. Cochran, Ounce Jelly.
Miss Virginia Parker Apricot Ir1s ts 5sly,
Apple July.
Mrs. Goode, Currant Jelly.
L Mrs Barnhart, Grape Jelly.
q I" Canned Tomatoes.
i, W. j. Keller, Canned Tomatoes on new prin-
ciple.
A Blauth, Pear Jelly.
j. W. Hudson, half-dozen Cabbages
Mrs. I. J. Parkins Irish Potatoes.
i John Fallon, Celery ,.-i. f,.sa
j. W. Hudson, Onions. II
q ss sa9" Turnips 80
W. H. Pratt, Radishes. 3a
--fs-H 6 Pumpkins.
Mrs. I. ]. Farkins, Best coliectio Vegetables.
Samuel Croft, Beets.
rs g q Sweet Potatoes. . .-s&
A. D. Wren, Parsnips. F 9sl t2@
7. J. Parkins, Tomatoes. a s.2 i5
% 8. Satisfy. .4.
Miss NJ S. Gilkeson, Bread. .-..s..
: Mis-. Judge Thompson, Sponge Cake,
Taylor B Kinney, Ornamental Cake.
G. Fuller, Virginia made Backing.
Dr. B. P. Reese B Co., Best Cologne.
aa5 THIRD DAY. ~sf
The Fair on Thursday morning was as
numerously attended as Oh the previous
day. @.7-a. nes
The Blind Band were in attendance, and
discoursed, as usual, fine music.
The display of Stock was finer than on
the previous days,
The intereat on the track, for a time, GEN.
tered on the best rider Of boys under ten
years old; Willie Hartman, four years Of
age, winning the first premium, bride,
and Kerby Smith Blauth, 6 years old, the
second nremi um, q riding whip. This was
followed by most exciting race Of trotters,
with running mates, in which the following
entries were made: Jno Norman, Solitude
and running mate Gipsey Queen; Jas Nc
Chung, Heathen Chnee, and running mate,
Pat Maloy; W A Pratt, Flora Maftit, and
running mate, BERTHE; W P Myers, trotter
and running mate; - Mowry, trotter
and running mate The race was won by
Moorman's Solitude, iu 3:15 and 3:3, Mr..
Pratts Flora, driven to a top buggy, being
second, only Is seconds behind. ~
The exhibition Of matched horses then
took place, and the premiums were awarded
as follows: LIST to Master Jas Grove, for
matched black mares /; second to I J Par
kins, for Grey and black mares, Bette Guy
and Lizzie Wallace, and 3rd to " A Pratt,
for his sorrel mares, Flora Mafitt and Ber-
tie.
The awards of the following premiums
were made during the day
Ducks, TURKEYS, GEESE &C.,
A W Hartman, Ronen Ducks, 1st pr
Mrs J G Cochran, Poland, g g
II Parkins, Best Geese, &c
Miss Bette Eskridge.
Bronze, Turkeys "
Mrs A W Harman, Improved
A Wren, Guineas, ,-a. +"
Master Harry English, Best Colin Of
Pigeons, LIST premium. .-.-.
J Parkins, Best Display Of Poultry of
all sorts, 1st premium. @
i B Finley, Light Brahama Cock, LIST
premium recommended. t .a....
REARnRs & Mowers.
Excelsior Best Reapera. LIST pr.
" ID" Self Rakiilg and dropper, End
b ; 81. he
Excelsior Combined Reaper and Mower,
End premium.
" 4 Woods, Best Reaper, end pr.
b Is {" self Raking Reaper,
| st premium. o + as 3,'S7
Champion, Best Combined Reaper &
Mower, LIST premium. 2fF2
Excelsior, Best Mover, LIST pr. 4e
l- WAGONS 8 CARRIAGES
J M Hardy, Piano Box Buggy, LIST pr
I" Concord 1" End g
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