Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-10-21

geese 1st, $50. Geo. w. Fauber, / pair gum
cas-, 1st, $50. Wayles Terrill, on rabbits, LIST,
$50
Entry Book V-Class 1.-Jno. E. Hamilton,
white Bramah fowls, 1st, So. so. Same, Leghorn.
$50 G.. w. Shuey, dark Bramah, 1st $50.
Willie Glenn. Bantams, lst $50; Willie Logan.
do I'd, ESQ; Mrs. w. j. Mitchell, black Spanish,
1st 2.50 81. Hyer. game, 1st z 81.
Entry Book VI-Class 1.-Staunton Iron
Works Co., best horse turningp low 1st Same,
best horse turning pillow, 1st; F. G: q w. j.
Keller, do 2nd. Gordonsville Iron Works, best
Keller do End, staunton iron Works. best
horse turning pillow, lst. F. G. s. W. J. Keller,
dc, End. Staunton 1. w. Co., single shovel
piow, lst Stanton [ w. Co., double shovel,
lst F. G. & W. j. Keller. best subsoil pillow, 1st.
Same, best hillside pillow, 1st Staunton l. w.
Co., best hinge harrow, LIST; same, do End
Same, best collection, LIST Burkholder s. Ham
ger, best drill, 1st. Same, best sulky horse rake,
lst Eyler, Cooper & Co., straw and hay cutter,
Entry Book VII-Class S.-Staunton Iron
Works, best WHEEL barrow, 1st
Entry Book VII-Class Al. 81. Holbrook,
best two horse spring wagon. J. N. Hardy,
carriage, 1st. Burkholder 8 Hanger. best two
horse plantation wagon, LIST; j. M. Lickliter, do
End. Burkholder & Hanger, best wagon body,
lst
Entry Book VIII-Class 1-2-Eyler, Cooper &
Co., best saw MILL 1st; Staunton Iron Works,
End, certificate. Eyler Cooper s. Co., best steam
engine, LIST. Burkholder & Hanger, best reaper,
LIST. Same, best combination reaper and mower,
er Hanger do End.
Entry Book IX-Class 1.-Eyler, Cooper s.
Co.,, andirons, 1st diploma. Grubert s. Heyden-
rich, best stoves, diploma Staunton Iron Works
Co.. lot hollow ware castings. Same, a lot
pillow castings. diploma. Same, best collection
OF castings and pillow turnings.
Entry AI-Class Is NJ. Wilkes, six chairs,
| sofa. ! table, diploma E. D. Bare specimen
fnrn n fn1O M
Co., bannister turning in wood, diploma. D.,
u. q b. Inst. cane seated chairs, certificate
GordOnsvllle Chair Coz dozen pat bottom oak
chairs, dozen walnut, l large rocking, l large
bottom, Office oak arm, large split bottom
rocking chair, diplomas. c. L. Cooke, handi-
work, certificate. g. L. Cooke, l work-bOx, Ga
Dies diploma. G. L. Cooke, 8 brackets, (walD
certificate.
Glass "A. j. Miller 8 Co., circular saw, 1st,
diploma. Selah Holbrook, on steel augur, 1st.
diploma. G. F. Pellipse, horse shoe. Cleft fore
foot,) certificate.
water color painting, diploma. Philip Koerner,
painting, diploma Miss Ida Cupp, pen draw
ing, diploma. Mrs. W. A. Pratt. she'll flower
from Bermuda. diploma.
Entry Book 14-Class II-Gideon Barnhart
LIST on jeans, yards, So; Mrs. G. W. Cochran,
End on jeans, yards Gideon Barnhart 1st on
linsey jeans, yards, g. Gideon Barnhart, LIST
on flax twill cloth yards, 2. Mrs S. A. Pat
fsssoh Znd on ax twill cloth yards Gideon
patrick: End on calico quilt. Gideon Barnhart
LIST on shoe thread 8 or g. S. Kennerly. LIST on
rag carpet, 2; Mrs. Sue Kirkpatrick, End on rag
carpet >. Kennerly, LIST on cotton stocking. q
Mrs: E. I. Kinney, cotton counterpane, 2; Miss
Sallie Bell, End on cotton counterpane. Miss
Mary Fauber, lst on woollen counterpane g.
Mrs. Jno Hardy, 1st on worsted rag rug, 3;
Mrs Jas: C. Marquis, End on worsted rag rug
Mrs. M. M. Bumgardner, 1st on velvet quilt &
Mrs Sparrow, lst on baby's afghan, 9 Miss
Elphlck, lst on EN- broidery, 8; Miss Margaret
Morris, End on embroidery Miss Bette Cald-
well, LIST on CROCHET, 8; Mrs. D. P. Woodward,
End on crotchet. Gideon Barnhart, lst on lar
gest collections, l. j. w. Newtol, LIST on mil
linery goods
Glass 3.-Gideon Barnhart, dried apples, 1st
Same. on dried peaches, LIST. Same, on dried
cherries LIST. S. Kennerly on dried apples. End
Gideon Barnhart, on apple butter, 1st; S. Ken
nerly do End. G. Barnhart, canned peaches,
1st; Mrs. Dr. Goode, do End. G.. Barnhart, on
ounces, LIST: s Kennerly, ounce jelly, LIST; G.
st l. pa shme do On and q Rs sy
canned tomatoes. LIST. Same. largest and best
collection fruits, 1 ; Mrs Dr. Goode, do 2nd.-
0. T. Evans Co., oysters in shipping, cans.
q Glass ST. Pr o, Kennery best jelly cake Mrs
Barnhart, cucumber pickle, 1st Mrs. L. j. Par
is. ounce pickle. 1st. Jno. Falon, potatoes,
LIST, 2 so; Jno. Hamilton, do End Jno. Fallon,
~
McPheeters, celery, 1st.
Entry Book XV-Cass Gideon Barnhart,
blackberry wine 1st, ST.; same, Crane wine, End.
Same currant wine, lst, T. Mrs A. w. Hartman.
Rye Whiskey, LIST; L. Bumgardner s. Co.. do
End. j. II. Dunnage. gal. ale, 1st; j. A. Nc
Pheeters,- WINE. lst l. A. Lavell, apple BRAN
dyi,, LIST. Same peach brandy lst;
best collection Of fruits and vegetables.
Entry Book 16-Class lab Koiner, 1st on
II varieties of apples, So S. B. Finley, End on
y varieties Of apples Tyree DolIins LIST on
greatest varieties of fruits, SIS. Tyyee Dolins,
certificate for lot of strawberry and raspberry
vines; Tyree & Dollins certifcate for lot of
grapes
strong, 1st on butter, SIS; Mrs. w. G. Vanlear,
honey-combed butter, S.. Mrs. Gid. Barnhart.
5; lst on bacon hams, s. Mrs. S. Kennerly,
Mrs Gideon Barnhart, 1st on cider vinegar 1.
Mrs. j. M. McCue, 1st on lard, s.; Mrs. Gideon
Barnhart, End on lard.
Entry Bookl6-Class III-G. w. Cochran,
End on white corn. Gideon Barnhart LIST on red
wheat, 2; DR.. S. Kennerly, End on red wheat.
Jno. E. Hamilton 1st on white wheat q; Geo.
W. Shuey, End on white wheat DR. S. Ken
rye. DR.. s. Kennerly, LIST on barley L; Jno. E.
Hamilton End on barley. Gideon Barnhart, LIST
on oats, l DIR. S. Kennerly, End on oats. Dr. S.
Kennery, LIST on buckwheat l. Gideon Barn
hart, LIST on timothy seed, l; j. w. Bell, End on
timothy seed. g Barnhart 1st largest col
lections of farm crops, l. Snow Flake Mill 1st
on -four, but no certificate that it was made from
300 lbs wheat, SIS.
Entry Book l6-Class 81. F. Trenary LIST on
choicest variety of greenhouse plants. SIS. Mrs
f. G. Riley certificate for Towering moss
Entry Book 17-Class I-Chas. M. Steif. 1st
premium on piano Heinekamp, End on piano
Entry Book l8-Class John E. Hamilton
2 horse pillow team, S.; John E. Hamilton,
horse team 8; horse plow team, no pr.
TRIBUTE OF REsPEcT-At stated commu-
ncation of Widows Son Lodge, No. 60, of A.
F. and A. NJ held in Mason's Hall, Charlottes-
vlle on the 4th day of October 1873, A. L..
1878, Worshipful Peyton S. Coles, District Dep
uty Grand Master, laid before the Lodge circu-
lar from the Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge
of Virginia, issued by order of the Most Wor-
shipful Grand Master, announcing the DEATH at
his residence in Staunton, Augusta county, on
Past Grand master LEVI L. STEVENSON;
whereupon, on motion, Wor. Bros, VIM Wer-
tenbaker g. W. Spooner, and Bro. w. G. S.
Randolph were appointed committee to draft
suitable resolutions of respect to the memory of
our deceased brother, who offered the following,
which were unanimously adopted
l. Resolved That in the death of Brother STE
vENsON we, in common with all Masons in Vir-
ginia, mourn for the loss of most distinguished
and beloved brother-one who Throughout long
life in his daily walk and conversation fully ex-
emplfed the time honored principles of our Or
der, and who devoted the high intel lectual pow
ers with which nature had endowed him to the
study of Masonry, theoretical and in it's practi-
cal working and who Masonic lecturer and