The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-10-10
HORSE DEPARTMENT.
Glass No. G-Thoroughbred Stations, Mares
and Colts.
J. b. Berrett, stations.


Edward Lynch, mare colt; Grove A. Ship.
ley, stallion; Martin Quinn, stallion and mare;
Theo. H. Sprinkle, colt; Mary l.. Tracey,
Bankart, colt Theodore Englar, . colts II.
Haines, 3 St. Lawrence colts; Isaac Cole,
work colt.
Glass No. S.-Heary DraHJH.
David Gray, mare colt; Michael Lynch,
horse colt; John Grumbine, stallion.
Glass No. 9.-Matched aud Single Harness.
Geo. X. Schaeifer, mare for single harness;
Edward Lynch. pair carriage gedings; Joshua
Sellman, family horse; DIR. 4. j. Crawford,
pair family geldings; j. W. Myers, gelding
for single harness; John Wolf, mare for sin
gle harness; Martin Quinn, horse and mare;
]. W. Kelbsugh, pair carriage horses; Jere-
miah Rinehart, driving mares; DR.. Rinehart,
carriage mares; Jacob Zacharias, family mare;
DIR. j. Rinehart, mare for single harness.
Class No. I0.-DrauDht.
Geo. X. Schaeffer, heavy draught horse;
John Tracey, team of4 horses; Michael Lynch,
mare; d. II. Byers, pair matched draught
horses; Edward Lynch, bay horse,
Class No. u.-Sheep.
Theo II. Sprinkle, Southdown ram.
Glass No. L9.-!Sirine.
VIM. J. Morelock, Berkshire boar; l.. p.
Slingluff, four Berkshire pigs, do. SOW 4 pigs;
David L. Sprinkle, mixed grade SOW; Abra-
ham Ireland, brood sow; George Wilson,
boar John Tracey, pen of sixteen hogs.
Class No. fS.--Poultry.
Vim. j. Morelock, pair bronzed turkeys;
Wm. Shriver, Brazilian ducks; ID. H. Byers,
four eoops Bramah chickens; Charles d. By
ers, Black China Porter chickens; VIM. II.
Byers, pair Muscoyy ducks; Orlando Reese,
pair Pouter, Carrier, Tumbler and Smell Pig.
cons; ID. Ii. Byers, pair of Guinea fowls and
coop of Black China Porter chickens; Mary
l.. Cunningham, fancy chicken; Harry Keefer,
Hamburg chickens.
Glass No. H.-Mdchinery.
TAYLOR Manufacturing Company, fourhorse
agricultural engine, five do. six do. eight do,
% inch Diamond State Separator, 30 do,
clover huller, Kirby reaper and mower com
bined, Kirby mower, Harman horse rake,
lime spreader, two hay and fodder cutters,
plows, Delaware drill; Josiah Houck, wash
ing machine; Charles b. Stoncr, twohorse
corn plow; VIM. j. Morelock, farm culiivator;
VIM. Wimert, wheat fan; John Wolf, one doz.
wire,tied brooms; George Palmer, harrow,
circular saw roller, saw sod cutter; ID. E.
Buckley, one drill; Abraham Long, moving
and reaping machine, and mower; Z. L. Beck
ley, farm wagon, two shelters, wheat fan, CT
der and wine mill, cutting box, plow, double
shovel plow, single do, double harpoon fork,
lot of hoes, cucumber pumps, horse yokes,
patent blower, combined reaper and mower,
Thomas, smoothing harrow; John G. Crum.
bine, four milk cans; p. II. Stouffer, double
harpoon fork; Taylor Manufacturing Company,
combined steel plow; Wagner 4 Matthews,
horse rake, three horse plow, corn shelter,
corn stalk cutter, hay and straw outtor, grain
drill; John NJ. Griffith, rye thresher, corn
shelter, wheat fan, steel plow, double corn
plow; Cornelius Stremel, three horse plow;
George A. Krouse, Keller drill; John A. Neal,
Excelsior cultivator; George p. Myerly, reg
ulating double shovel plow; II. +. Morelock,
ground roller.
Glass No. I5.-Fiour, Grain and Seed.
George X Schaeffer, one bushel white
Scaoonon oats; VIM. j. Morelock, one bush
ell each Of Peerless, Early Rose and white
Carter potatoes; Michael Morelock; eight
heads Of cabbage; Mrs. Mannakee, one peck
parsnips, carrots and lima beans; Isaac WIN
chester, one barrel each family aud extra flour;
EfuWufu SuTlNtEs DdEftl oNsCpuh1
Hoppe, one bushel red wheat, do. Fultz,
do. rutabagas, do. Peerless potatoes, do. rye;
Mary Reese, green peppers; z. II. Stouiier,
Eary Rose potatoes; Mrs. Geo. Z. Wampler,
cauiiaower and lima beams; Elijah Wagner,
one bnshel Fultz wheat; B. L. Shriver, barrel
Of family -four and extra do; Emily j. John.
son. three beets; Mrs. Charles Zentz, lot OF
beets and rrdishes, do. cabbage, do. Early
Rose potatoes; Alretta Ziles, lima beans; Bet.
tie Huff, beets; DR.. Rinehart, Boston sqashes,
cymlings, do. three pie pumkins; 9. j. Wool
cry, bushel white corn, do. Kentucky hominy
corn, bushel red beeis, bushel rye, ~ table
turnips, - tomatoes, half peck lima beans;
Elias Yingling, bushel white rye; Henry y.
Morelock, bushel Oregon corn, do. white
Kansas corn, do. new variety Iowa corn, red
beets; Michael Baughman, three Hubbard
squashes; Jasper Bloom, bushel potatoes @.
P. Albaugh, bushel white Peerless potatoes
Glass No. IG.--FiHits.
Bette Huff, grapes; L. p. Slingluff, basket
pears; Martha Wampler, dish of peaches and
pears; Mrs. Rinehart, ounces and grapes,
Thomas ". Wells, half bushel apples; Ernest
Rush, dish peaches; John Ii. Chew, twenty
five varieties Of apples; DIR. j. Rinehart, eigh
teen varieties of apples; G. j. Woolery, TWEEN
ty ynine varieties Of apples, ten varieties in
basket, dish peaches, seven varieties peaches;
Mrs.N. Mitten, collection ofgrapes; Martha A.
Wampler, collection Of peaches and pears;
Mrs. J. L. Reifsnider caramel.
Class No. ~ Wines, dc.
Elias Yingling, currant wine, blackberry
wine, cherry wine, white grape wine, catawba
wine, plant wine, raspberry cordial, blackber-
ry cordial; Mrs. Lydia Kelley, blackberry and
currant wine; Mollie Lynch, blackberry cor
dial and apple butter; Mrs. DIR. Rinehart,
grape wine; Viola Reese, blackberry cordial;
Mrs. David Prugh, grape and currant wine;
Mary L. Cunningham, plant wine; lilly Nick
um, currant wine, cherry wine, red cherry
wine; Emily ]. johnson, blackberry wine,
currant wine, peach wine, blackberry bounce;
Mrs, David Fowble, currant wine, blackberry
wine, grape wine; Mrs. j. +. Brinkerhoif,
currant wine, blackberry wine, blackberry
cordial; Mrs. Nelson Mitten, currant wine,
wine, cherry wine, ounce cordial,
wine, strawberry wine, blackber-
ry cordial, cherry cordial, grape wine, rasp-
berry cordial, tomato wine, elderberry wine,
pine apple cordial; Mrs. j. 7. Brinkerhoff,
grape wine.
Class No. IS.--Bmtcr, Cheese, Honey, dc.
Charles P. Schaeifer, two pounds butter;
raul ringing, money.
Class No. I9.-- Carriages, Leather & Stores.
Herr Bro, top Buggy and no-top buggy;
John c. Grumbine, revolving light stove, aud
crystal stove, organ range; William ii. IL.
Zepp, double set OF harness, single set Of
harness, 2 saddles, riding bridle, web halter;
Henry y. Morelock, eight cnlf skins, dressed,
three sides Of leather, two sheep skins with
wool on.
Glass No. 20. Domestic Maayact,ges.
Barbara Deyilbiss, calico quilt, 44s0 pieces;
Julia |. Cole, silk quilt; Annie b. Chcncwith
bufIalo-hide mittens; Sallie Roop, crochet
coun,erpane, hearth rug, patchwork quilts
Maggie Cover, silk quilt; Alice Lamotte, de.
lane quilt; Mrs. Nelson Gilbert, silk quilt;
Annie NJ. Maithai, fancy quilt; Mamie Knip-
pie, patchwork; Mrs O, IL p. Matthias,
crochet counternane: Anna Mary Rxera y0