The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-10-30
MUM on preserved ounces and cherries had
they been properly entered.

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MUM on preserved ounces and cherries had
they been properly entered.
Fruit and Fruit Tsees-G. Barnhart, LIST pre-.
MUM on u varieties OF green apples, q, anc
( also on basket of grapes, 81. Mrs. Il. *. Men
efee on six varieties Of pears " ana for ths
greatest variety of fruit grown ana exhibited
by one person, IS.
Dairy. Honey, dc-Mrs. NJ. Reeves. Fishers
vile, lst pr. on cheese, IS. VIM. +. smith
81. Crawford, 1st pr. on lard. S.. Mrs: s: A.
2nd r. cooked ham, nan an bo MRS
homemade soap, ST.. Mrs. James W. GHkeson,
TT. Defiance, LIST pr. on gallon cider vinegar
81. Mrs. s. II. McCue, Fl. Defiance. LIST pr. on
st
5pounds of fresh butter were awarded to Mrs.
c. H. Snapp Mrs. John II. Crawford, and Mrs.
r. 8. Harnsberger, the three premiums to
be added together and equally divided between
the three ladies, and amounted to $3.50.
Specimen Of Farm Crops.-S. Byers, Burke's
Mil, 1st pr. on specimen of bearded wheat ".
VIM. F. Smith, LIST pr. on bushel of buckwheat,
S. e. r. Roller, North River, LIST pr. on bar
rel of flour, S. A. M Bowman, best bushel
smooth wheat, 49, Indian corn ~ ~ bale clover
oats, 81; and the largest collection OF the above
products of one farm, IS.
Fyo,oers.-Messrs. J. F. Trenary & Son took
premiums as follows, viz: On best Dahlia, Rose,
Verbena, Geranium; on the largest and choic-
est varieties Of Roses, Dahlias, Gerantums, Yer
benas, and Greenhouse Plants. and also on the
exhibition Of cut flowers.
DIPLOMAS.
+ Agricultur0I Inlptenents-fyoaos, HuTTol0s, dc.
Diplomas were awarded in this department
as follows, viz: Lynn & Eyler, Stanton, 1st
pr. on Gale wooden beam pillow, pointer pillow,
and best wheel and clevis attachment; P. T.
B9rkholder Stanton ist pr; on horse hill
tor; Hugh F. Lyle, Staunton, lst pr. on two
horse hillside ploW. and also for largest and
s O. snee an
pillow and cultivator; David Picker, Mt. Craw-
ford, LIST pr. on harrow; G. 7. Palmer Rich
mond, End pr. on horse pillow.
Drills, Hdy-rakes, 6c.-Lynn & Eyler LIST pr. on
Bickford & Huffman Grain Drill. with fertilizer
and grass-seed attachments; LIST pr. on Buggy
Corn Planter; md pr. on Thomass Spring
Gale coil tooth rake and cleaner; Capt Schop-
pert. Valley Mills LIST pr. on best hand feed,
End pr. on Wheat Drill.
Horse-po yra,O-cutters.-Lynn & Eyler
1st pr. on Empire Fan GRAIN and seed separa-
tori; End pr: on Sweepstake Belt Thresher Sep
attachment. p T. Burkholder, LIST pr. on best
masticator for corn fodder, and LIST pr. on
Threshing Machine and Separator, from Rob-
erts, Throp & Co., Three Rivers, Michigan.
Keepers and Mo,0ers.-Lynn & Eyler, LIST pr
on Mccormick Automatic Binder; LIST pr. on
Mccormick Iron Mower. and LIST pr. on McCor-
mick Combined Mower and Dropper.
: En0ines-Lynn & Eyler LIST pr. on Eclipse
Road Traction Engine. and LIST pr. on Monitor
Road Upright Engine. John A. Brownlee
Stuarts Draft, End pr. on Portable Traction
Engine.
Wagons, Carriages, Gc-Clinedinst & Bodell,
Staunton, LIST premium on two-seated Eureka"
pr On Top Buggy Click Miller. Bridgewat aa.
Rockingham county, LIST pr. on Extension Top
Phaeton LIST on snlky; LIST on light spring
W. Gibbs. Staunton, LIST pr. on a one-horse
light three-spring wagon, LIST on farm wagons
Isl on four horse wagon; LIST on boys wagon,
gOrinu VII h11c-
gy top.
-, Household Implements Seaeimg Machines,
mont LIST pr. on Cooley Creamer and Ist pr. on
Davis Swinging Churn. J. Harvey HamiI-
ton, Fishersville. LIST pr. on Washing Machine,
J. w Newton. Staunton, LIST pr. on Davis Sew
IRON, Edge Tools. Gel. W. Gilkeson, LIST pr,
on cross cut saw; A; q. Miller, Staunton LIST
hardware, and case OF bride bits. John Gro
CHAN, Staunton. lst pr. on best shod horse.
Caskets;,s N; Wilkes. LIST pr. on glass casket.
and lst pr on wooden caskets.
Musical Instrumenls.-Wm. Knabe & Co., Bal
timore, Md, LIST pr: on square and upright pi-
amos. Clougn q warren, LIST pr. on organs.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
r, For Sa best specimen Of canned fruits, Mrs. A.
r. Shreckhise, pair of silver mugs, IS.
For best specimen garden vegetables Mrs
DIR; N; Wayt. pair of silver goblets, IS.
e1e ees. sR peit sanG o. fruit Mrs. K
: For best specimen Of linen embroidery, Mrs.
Emma Kunkle, silver card stand, 81.
Miss Jennie kayser. silver vases, S.. ST. '''
For best quilt made Of fine material, Mrs.
VIM. II. Heiskel, a cake basket, SIS.
Taliaferro, pair of silver goblets, 81.
For best silk embroidery, Mrs. Jane Gate
wood, q silver card stand, 49,
For best collection Of household manufac-
lures, such as linen, jeans. lindsey, yarn; &C.,
Mrs. A. R. shreckhise, a butter dish, sS75.