The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-10-04

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Class No. 1.1udges. Or. Samuel Swope,
/. ". Beachen, Lawrence zepp. Alderneys,
lewis II. Cole, best bull years old, $40;
10. ball calf, 5 months old, So do. heiier
'alf under II months 81; r. II. QrendorGf
lalg between and years, 81 VIM. A. Me-
kellip best COW, So.
Class 2.--Same Judges-Devons and Oar
,ams--S. I. G. Brown, best bull 0 years old.
md upwards, SO; do. best heifer between
and 2years old, So; do, heiief calfunder u mos
81 do. bull calf under IL months, 81 do.
best herd, $50 and diploma; VIM. Bachman
best Devon COW, S. do. best heifer between
and years, So; VIM. ]. Morelock, best 4
years old Durham bull, $40; do. best Dur
ham bull, So, do. best bull calf under II
months, So do. best COW, 50; do. best heif
err between = and 3 years old, So do heifer
calf, 81; do. ID best herd, $40; Reuben Bow
ers, COW and twin calves, s..
Glass 3.-Same Judges--Ayrshire and
Observation-Disclosures II. Cole, best Ayrshire COW,
IS; do best heifer, 50.
Glass 4.--Judges, Jacob Zacharias, David
Prugh, John NJ Yingling Natives and Grades
Edward Lynch, best year old bull, 50
do. best year old COW, American Agriculn-
rist and So do. best year old heifer, 81
David II. Byers, best fat heifer, 81; do. best
COW and cali, 81.
Glass 5--Fat CATTLE Same Judges.
Vim. BaehmMR best year old steers, IS;
Orlando Reese best milk and butter COW,
years old, IS; William j. Morelock best COW,
years old, IS.
Glass e--Thoroughbred Stations, Mares
and Colts--Jtdges Isaac c. Bale, Thomas
Stevenson and Mordecai Gist.-A. Winters,
Dr. +. j. Crawford and Joshua Sellman en-
ter three brood mares Of equal merit, and We
request the Society to award TO each an equal
premium George Snyder best horse colt
diploma and So; Joshua Sellman best thor
oughbred stallion, Rural New Yorker and $40;
DR.. 4, j. Crawford best horse colt, Is months
old, diploma and 81; Joshua Sellman best
mare colt, between and 2 years. diploma
and $li Charles Mitten mare colt, p years,
81.
Glass 7--Ssallions, Mares and Colts, Quick
Draft and Saddle-Same Jndges.-Henry J.
Reayer best mare colt, 10 months old, 50; ID.
X. Brown mare colt, between and years
old, diploma and SO; Harry Norris best quick
draft stallion, 81 years old, Rural New Yorker
and So; George A. Shipley second best do.
Hearth and Home aud IS; H. Haines best
quick draft stallion, IL years old, diploma,
Moore Rural New Yorker and IS; j. W.
Berrett second best do. Hearth and Home
and IS; John W. Babylon best quick draft
stallion, between and years, diploma and
So; Airhart Winters best quick draft colt,
months old, 81; Henry Drexler second best
do. 81.
Glass S-Heavy Draf-Judges, Jacob My
erly, f. H. 0rendorif, VIM. j. Morelock.
Emanuel Myers best stallion, 4 years old,
Rural New Yorker and Sc; Martin Quinn
second best do. S. John W. Murray best
brood mare, Rural New Yorker and 50; ID.
X. Brown best horse colt, between and
years, diploma and SO; Michael Lynch best
do. between and years, diploma; Henry
Drexler best mare colt, between 2 and 0 yrs.
diploma and SO.
Glass 9.--Same Judges-Matched and Sim
gle Horses-William g. Rinehart, best car-
riage geldings, Rural New Yorker and So I;
Martin Quinn, best carriage mares, Rural
New Yorker and So; Z. J. Crumrine, gelding
for single harness, diploma and 81 John W.
Myers, I'd do. Hearth and Home or 50; Ed.
Schaeffer, best mare for single harness, dip.
or 81.
Class No. 10--Same Judges William J..
Biggs, pair matched draft horses, Hearth and
Home and 81; Joshua Sellman, best single
draft horse, Rural New Yorker or 81 Abra-
ham Winters, ID do Maryland Farmer.
Glass 1l.-Judges, James Rippard, q. w.
Crapster, f. H. 0rendorif- Sheep Depart
ment--Long Wool, Native and Mixed-Lew-
is H. Cole, best buck, American Agriculturist
and SIS; L. l.. and J. Snader, I'd best do.
Maryland Farmer and SO Lewis II. Cole
best pen ewes, American Agriculturist and
So; Z. L. and ]. Snader, ID do. Maryland
Farmer and 50; Abraham Winters, pen of
lambs, American Agriculturist and S.; d..
H. Byers, best buck, American Agriculturist
and So; do. pen Of ewes, American Agricnl-
turist and 81.
Class -Swine--Same Judges. James
W. Beachem, Jr., best boar, over 2 years,
diploma, American Agricnlturist and 50 ;
Theodore Engler best boar, p months, diplo-
ma and SO; c. j. Woolery best boar, 6 mos.
IS; Theodore Engler best brood sow, 81
months, American Agr'li and So; Z. Wag-
ner best brood SOW, 10 mos. American Agri-
culturist and So; II. Drexler best pigs, 5 mos.
American Agriculturist and So; G. Wilson
best pen fat hogs, $40. We would respect
fully suggest that Mr.. wheelers pen Of fat
hogs is not only worthy Of notice, but that the
Society tender him diploma expressive OF
that fact The committee find entered BY G.
s. Donnell improved Chester white barrow,
and that the Society have made no premiums
for barrows, they would, therefore, respect.
fully suggest that diploma be issued TO him.
Class l3.-Judges, G.. W. Crapster, j.
Babylon, NJ. Poultry-W. A.
Shriver, best ducks, 81; do best common
ducks, 81; William j. Morelock, best pain
turkeys, 81; Abraham Winters, best pain
geese, 81 Orlando Reese, best and largest
variety Of pigeons, SO; David H. Byers, besi
and largest collection of chickens, diploma
and So; II. Hollbrook, game chickens, Dip;
Jos. Englar, best cock and 4 hens, SIS and
Dip; Nathan Bale, lot black chickens, dip.
FIRST DAY.-Trot for horses that never
beat 3 minutes, purse S65. Martin Quinn
enters Brown Horse Hermit, Jacob Piper
enters Bay Gelding Prince. Prince won tn,
race, time 3.1l, sos, sos.
Trot for horses that never beat 800, purse
$40. Granville Wilson enters bay geldins
One Eyed Joe, John Grumbine enters blael
mare No Name. Joe won, time 800, 500
SIG.
SECOND DAy.-Rnnning race. purse $500
w. I. Brown enters Bay Gelding Dan, p
Kennett enters Bay Gelding Stranger, Thomp
son 4 Robinson enter Bay Gelding Harry
Mr.. Davis enters Bay Horse Allie Hunt
Allie Hunt won in 1.5SI, 2.02.
Trot for horses that never beat $50, purs'
500. John Marsh enters sorrel geldins
Frank Bashaw, Jacob Piper enters bay geld
ing Prince, Martin Quinn enters brown horse
Hermit. Frank Bashaw won in 3.l2, s.07
3.18.
Third DAY.--At ii O'Clock, 4. NJ, grant
display Of all horses entered in competition
for Premiums at the Fair.
Trot free for all, time inside 2.40, purs,
$500. Daniel Steyer enters Bay Gelding Fuz
Samuel I. Lee enters Bay Horse Mt. Holly
Mount Holly's time 2.46, Fnz 2.42, 2.52
The race was declared off, neither horse hay
ing made the requisite time.
FouRru DAY.-The List of Premiums wa
read by the Secretary, VIM. A. Mckelip, ESQ
at IL o'clock
For horses that never beat $50, parse $3.50
Jacob Piper enters Bay Gelding Prince, Martil
Quinn enters Brown Horse Hermit.
JuRoRs. His Honor. Judge Hayden, OF
Friday Of last week drew the following per
sons to serve as Grand and Petit Jurors fol
the November Term Of the Circuit Court
Grand Jurors Thomas B. Franklin. Jno
7. Allen, james Kelly, H. r. Bartholow, j
I. Wampler, VIM. T. Smith, James s.. Shu
gars, John L. ShilI, David A. Owings, job,
ID. Clemson, John Magee, Anon Aigire, ]
F. CaItrider, Thomas Gorsuch, JOS. II. Hib
berd, Samuel Rinedollar, Adam Bloom, j
M. Dorsey, Josiah s. Cover, John I. Orn
d0rff, Wilson j. Enolar George Ruhv -Rr;n,