Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-10-16

JUL OCb. anu yrs, JdiilcS NlCIs CTdWlOru, &c
pr, bull bet. and yrs; A. M, Bowman, LIST pr
bull under VI; Geo. Fl. Chlisman, ID pr, bull
under yr; A; NJ. bowman, LIST pr, COW yr,
Geo. q. Chrisman, LIST pr, 2 " old heifer; same
LIST pr, bull; S. w. Ficklin, I'd pr, bull; j. McP
Crawford, LIST pr, heifer bet. l and yrs; Geo
same, LIST pr, heifer under VI; A. M, Bowman
"a pr, heller under VI; same, LIST pr. herd o
heifers under 2yrs.
Jerseys-Natives and Grades-Jerseys-G Ju-
liam Pratt, LIST pr, bull over yrs; same, LIST pr;
bull bet. 2and yrs; same, lst pr, bull bet.
and yrs; same lstpr, bull under yr; same, LIST
same LIST pr, COW bet. 2and yrs; same, LIST pr,
COW bet and yrs; same, LIST pr, helfer under
pr, herd cows and bull; same, LIST pr. herd OF
heifers under 2and COWS over 3yrs old; same,
ist pr, heifer under yr; Gradesm So 81 Harman
over 3 yrs; 6. W. Koiner, LIST pr, heifer bet. 2
and 8 yrs; same, I'd pr. heifer bet: 2and syrs
G. w. Koiner, ID pr, heifer bet. l and yrs.
Grade Sheep,-A. w. Hartman, LIST pr on eve;
same ID pr, ON eve: J. J. Larew. LIST pr, pen OF
| Middle Wooded Sheep-J.J. Larew, lst pr, buck
A. II. Price. I'd pr. buck; A. NJ. Bowman, lst pr,
eve; j: J: Larew, "a pr, eve; A. N: Bowman.
Long Wooled Sheep-H. A. s. Hamilton, LIST pr,
buck; John E. Hamilton, LIST pr, eve: H. A. S.
pr pen Of lambs; II. 4 s. Hamilton, ID pr, pen en-
oflambs. Fine Wooded Sheep-E j. Wayland,
LIST pr, buck; same lst pr, eve. Fat Sheep-A.
DOW ISL ~ htt SACcP, w H. ID. CIdWlOI
Stoime.-G. W. Hamilton. ID pr. boar over 2
yrs u. A. = Andrews, lstpr, boar over and UNI
and under yrs; G. W. Swoope, LIST pr boar un-
der yr; G. w. Shuey, I'd pr, boar under l yr;
J ohn - Hamilton LIST pr sow and pigs; A. Har-
| man d Bro, I'd pr SOW and pigs.
Vines and LiquOrs.-Mrs. j. A. Bumgardner,
I'd pr, bottle white currant wine; same I'd pr,
bottle red currant wine; same, ID pr, bottle
black berry wine; same, pr, for largest variety
| of wine.
u Household Meo.utactures-Mr S. Barnhardt.
1st pr, wool jeans; same, I'd pr. wool jeans ;
Charlottesville Wooden Mills, lst pr, doe skin
cashmere; same, LIST pr. diagonal cashmere;
LIST pr, carpet; Mrs NJ E. DaIhouse I'd I Dr. car
pet; Miss A. L. Arrnentrout, lst pr, hearth rug;
Mrs; Johnson, LIST pr, wool gloves Mrs. Mary
| ID. Brown, LIST pr. plain linen Mrs. G. A. John
Dary-Mrs j. j. Larew, LIST pr, lard; Mrs. Jas.
Bumgardner. lst pr, 5 lbs butter; same. lst pr,
can Of butter; Mrs. A. A Sproul, lst pr honey
comb.
StoneOare-David Grimm, 1st pr crooks.
| artificial Fgoacers-Miss Lottie kosenbaum LIST
pr. spatter work; same, LIST pr, fish scale work:
Mrs. Jno. Parker lst pr, hair work Mrs. A. Y.
Lee, LIST pr, wax flowers.
| Ffuit-A. A. McPheeters, LIST pr, ID varieties
of grapes; Mrs. Menifee, LIST pr. largest variety
of apples.
Leather-I. H. Campbell, LIST pr, set horse
harness; same lst pr. doz. whips; same, LIST pr,
double carriage harness; NJ. G. Dean, LIST pr,
set single harness; l.. w. Cox, lst pr. set single
leather
S'a'uary and Paint;ng-C A. Richardson, LIST
list pr, oil painting; A. Y. Lee special mention,
drawings and paintings; Humphreys l. Whit
| sell, special mention, photographs.
! Specimen Of Farm Crop-Geo. w. Koiner 1st
| pr, Indian corn; Jno j. Shuey, LIST pr, bushel
white wheat; A. Hartman & Bro, LIST pr, white
bearded wheat same, LIST rr, oats; 2. d. Rawl-
Dbl Of flour. - -
Cunaed F57s2t-NIrs A. A. NtoPheeters, LIST pr.
| mr. nra ye,6O lac
same. LIST pr largest collection canned fruits;
Miss Lula bradford. LIST pr, preserved huckle-
canned tomatoes Mrs. ]. A. Bumgardner LIST
pr, preserved pears; Mrs. Jas. Bumgardner, lst
pr, canned fruit, Mrs. A. A. Sproul, LIST pr, pre-
| served peacnes
Bread, Cake, Preserves, Je7ly &c-Mrs. A. A.
Sproul, LIST pr, bread; Mrs. g. Julian Pratt, LIST
pr, cake; Mrs. A. A. McPheeters, LIST pr. ounce
Millinery. dse-- Mlas SIMPLIFY, LIST ply, embroid-
cry; Mrs q. Julian Pratt, lst pr crochet work;
NJ a. WanFossen, LIST pr, plain sewing; Miss
Mile Thompson, ist pr, best made dress; Mrs
en coh p TrmSe ss eaco
quilt; Mrs. J. w. Newton, LIST pr fine quilt
Mrs w. L. Bulngardner, LIST pr, cotton counter
pane; Mrs. Trimb elstpr, wooden Counterpart;
pr, llnsey; Mrs. Triinbfe, LIST pr, Bestcloth Mrs
IA Van T',n Lear, LIST pr, woolen carpet; Miss
LIST pr. hearth rug; Mrs. NJ B. Henderson, LIST
pr. yarn socks; MIS-. c. A. Smith. LIST pr, cotton
| SOCKS, same, lsG pr, cotton STOCKINGS! Mai. j.
W. Newton, Isl pr. hounets same. list pr, Gap;
same. LIST pr, best and largest collection of mil
linery.
| SPECIAL PREMIUMS
Mrs VIM. B. Crawford cake, silver sugar
dish; Mrs. James Burlgardner. canned fruit
pair silver goblets; Mrs. John ]. Larew, lard,
pair silver mugs; Mrs- ]. Alex; Bumgardner,
dner, preserves silver preserve stand Mrs jos
Tannehill, pickle, silver pickle stand; MrsssE
K. Meniiee, variety OF green fruit silver frMt
stand; Mrs. Carter Berkeley, bread, silver cake
stand; Mrs. Kate Hoshour, best ham. one dozen
silver forks; J. F. Trenary & Sop, Flowers, sill
yer bouquet standj Mrs. A. A. McPheeters 3
kinds of preserves, silver preserve stand; Mrs.
| Jos Hammers. warsted scrap quilt, silver cake
basket; Mrs. NJ. B. Henderson, largest collec-
| ton of household manufactures, silver butter
dish; Miss Lula E. Jordan, embroidery. linen.
silver card stand; Miss Maria Il. Cooke, erocket
silk embroidery. silver water pitcher; Miss
Matte A. Nanfossen. plain sewing, pair silver
goblets.
PERsoNAL.-We have been shown o letter
from the War department at WASH ngtoR. sta
ting that no information mad been received
there of the death of Capt. Henry c. Cooke of
| the End infantry, who recently married Miss
Teresa Thorn, formerly of Staunton.
| The many friends of Messrs. r. e. Freeman.
John McQuaide and VIM, Donovan viii learn
with regret that under President Hayess civil
service order they have been retired from office
| under Collector Bolts.
| Among the visitors to the Fair last week
were Col. Bradford, Pres't of Culpeper Agricul-
| tural Society; Capt Clark, Mayor of Winches-
| ter; Col. Byrd, of Winchester Cspt. Aarinan
Hiper, Candidate Tor the Legislature from High
! land, and Col. Barton Conservative nominee
| of Frederick county.
| Mr.. Hill, of Madison G. H., was in our city
| last week visit to his brother-in-law. DIR,
VIM. S. McChesney,
| The Judges Of the Supreme Court of Appeals
| left last Saturday.
| Mr.. VIM. A. Cushing will leave Staunton next
Monday to go into business at Fort Worth,
Texas.
Our townsman, Hon. \. Fl. II, s,tpart has re-
turned ffoIa a visit 10 New York where he has
been attending meeting of the Trustees of the
| Peabody Education Fund. On his return he
stopped in Washington City, called On Presi-
dent Hayes, dined with Mr. Evarts, Secretary
ofState, and attended a Cabinet meeting, which
body adjourned for about an hour in order to
afford the mutual pleasure of introduction AMI
social chat "''
Mr.. VIM. CLEAN, Syn Of Hugh A, Glenn, Esq,
of this city, has gone to st. Louis to do business
for a Richmond firm th winter We wish him
the success. which we have no doubt he will
deserve and most honestly labor to attain.
| Mr.. G. B. Edwards, of Mt. Sidney leaves for
Dallas, Dallas county Texas on tomorrow.
| He has rented his farm and will probably locate
permanently in Texas We hope he may max
fortune and retHfi. ,9 old Augusta 10 cnidy'it
| in his latter days.
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The BEST lotion Yarn made in the U. S. is sold
by NEWTON. at 81 10 r bale;
| Z &
| Liable l-lfyau htil to examine j. W, NEW
TONS stock of Shoes and Walking Boots be-
fore purchasing, you Will regret it, II you wish
to fit on shoes without taking them home, you
| can do so in the Ladies' work room adjoining
the Store, free from observation. Shoes from 81
| to IS pair.
For the Spectator.
| SEBAk G.. I, AEaTLEMEN.-Wha can the peo-
pie rely on, as to your purpose if elected to the
| Senate and House, 10 pate to toT dogs2 One of
your number, Mr.. Craig, has fully indicated his
| course, in consolidating the tax bill last winter
and losing to the county, Think. ovre tenthous-
anddollars. Come out, gentlemen, without fight
ing around the stump, and tell us if you will
increase our revenues, by heavy tax ON dogs