The daily gazette., 1874-09-23
THE MIDDLE ETOUN FIIR.
ITS OPENING THIS MoRNIG-ruE AWARD
ING COMMITTEES.


ING COMMITTEES.
The first Fall exhibition of the PENN
5ular Agricultural and Pomological Asso-
citation opened at Midd'etown, this morn
ing under very favorablelauspides. The
entries for all the departments have been
very large. Independent Of the racing
purses the premiums amountedto 81 leo,
and range from 81 10 500. The commit
tees to award these premiums are a fol
lows:
Cla IS /, Short Horns joel TAomp sun.
Jr,, Samuel Carlisle, jos Brown
Glass ., Holstein5 Geo. l. Tyb,ut
Wm. Reybold, Barney Reyhold
Class 3, Ayrshire same IL class >
Glass 4, Alderneys Wm Dean jas T.
Mead, c. c. Sellers.
Class ), Devons Jacob Johnson. VIM
Beck, Geo. L. Tybout.
Glass 8. Natives or Grades Joel Th0mp.
son, Jr., Sam'l Carlisle jos Brown,
Class I, Butter Cows W clayton, Wal.
ter Armstrong, Wm. Beck
Class 8, Mich Cows same a. lla3s7
Glass 8, Trained Oxen aIme A. class
Glass 10, Trained Oxen, by boy9 unlel
l6 same as class l.
Class IL, Fat Cattle same a, vlA..
Glass Il, Dairy, Herd, and Swrt tpstAke,
same a. class I.
HoRsEs
Glass 13 Stations; II e. BAckistuu,
Joel Thompson, Jr.. Walker Arm strong
Class Il, stud colts under ! same a.
class as l3.
Glass Is. gelGng5 under4 I. ". Nc
Crackeu, James NJ VANDERBILT. ! X. vii
liams.
Glass 10, Mar colts under ) sam i,
class Is
Classl7, Brood Mare, for Road Servic..
with toal by side Walter Alnstrun-
George q Lobdell. joel Thompson, Jr
Glass Is, Brood Mares forau work, with
foal by side same.
Class II. Drausht, Farm ard Team
Horses same.
Class ~, Horses for Culiageor l. ,ti
, T. W. MeO'racken, John Y. Craven, } X
Williams.
Glars u. SadIlc Horscs SANG.
| Glasses - t. 81, inclusive, lIml5 ot
Speed 4. 4. Churchmln, Geo. +. Brady.
K. Thomas Cochran.
| sHEEr.
ClAss 81. Suuth.downs. H. L. Church
man. Geo. jackson, barney Revhold
| Glass y. totswold and Leicester
same.
Class 3}, Native or mixed. and tAt
| same.
| tll'S II, w onlS same
SWINE
Clais %, Pare Chester White J b..
ton. Samuel Carlisle. JustiS Lowry
Glass 36, Ber6shlrt's, same suh-clas q .
| Essex, and Jersey E,d, same.
| MmcELLANEoUa.
Glass 81. Poultry Wm. IL. [ Chnrchmll.
| Henry clay ,on, W. Nj. Bell.
claSs 3S. pairy implements ). Wrlty
IClayton. VIM Beck, Geo. jackson.
| class -. farm implements and mlch,n-
| cry r. {. Stotsenburg, Ihug. " Buck1.
Geo q. Lobdc"
Class -, Manufactures other than do
mGstic; J. b. Fcnimorr, G. &. seller
John Morrison. Cha IL. Howell Cha.
| Cafferty.
Class II. Domestic Sugar and Honey
| Wesley Clayton. G. {. sellers, ). boyer
| Glass -, Flour and Meal: John Drum
mond, Z. Watkins. Chas. Tatm,n, lr.
Class -, Grain and Seeds: ). {. Big
Edw c. Fennimore. {. Watkins.
Glasses -, and Is, Root Crops. f.. {.
Fennimorc. Frank A. IL. Hyatt, Wesley
Clayton.
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
Glasses VI, and ~, Butter and Cheese
Wesley Clayton, Barney Rey VIM
Beck.
Glass ~. Bread; Mrs. l.. 2. Mcdowell,
Mrs. 4. W. McCrackin. Miss Lizzie Hu-
talre.
| Class -, Cakes; Same.
| Glasses 80. and 81, Pies Same.
Glass s.. Dried and Eyaporattd Fruit
Vegetables and Conserves: Ilr. W. +.
Goodwin. Mr.. j. b. CErkson, Miss Alcr
Cochran, Mrs. w. h. Lockwood, Miss
Lizzie Burnham.
Glasses 53 to 81 inclusive, Fruit Butter
and Jams the four ladies of Class 81.
Glass u, Hams and Dried Beef X
Thomas Cochran, W. h. Lockwood, c. &,
Sellers.
Glasses 63, 6i, and e.. Needle Work
Embroidery, Fancy Work Mrs. VIM
FEntham. Miss 5. A. Howell, Mr.. Jos
Biggs.
Classes 81. 67, and is, Apples, Pears
Peaches, Ounces, Piums, Grapes, ans
Melons; Frank A. Hyatt, f. l.. Cochran
IW. X Lockwood.
Glass 69, Floral Department.: Mrs.
III. Scowdrick DR.. Il. II. Gilpin, Miss Ahc
? Cochran.
II Discretionary Committee: J. Nj, Van
{ degrift, d. W. Corbit, Thomas }. Craven
II - y. ~ \ ~. lAll