Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-10-28

$40. M. F. Gilkeson LIST pr. on pen OF eve
lambs $40. -r-
Grades-On best pen of Ewes not less than 8,
End pr. S. On pen of Eve lambs, NJ. F. Gilke
son LIST pr. s..
LARGE Breeds, iycludipg Chester. Russia, Bed
, .a,@e @e o0 best Boar yrs and oVer Geo L.
PeytOn LIST pr. S., and A. NJ. Bowman End pr. $3.
On Boar under 2yrs A. NJ. Bowman LIST pr. s..
ing Sow over yrs. A. NJ. Bowman LIST and End
prs. 49, On best breeding Sow under 2 yrs j. 8.
Hawpe LIST pr. S., and A: NJ. Bowman End pr. So;
On best Sow and pigs, G. J. Pratt 1stp pr. So and
Jno. II. Parkins End pr. IS.
Small Breeds including Neopotitdn, Sntosk,
ur on Boar wnder
pr. on Sow under yrs s., and LIST pr on SOW
and pigs, So A. Nj. Bowman LIST pr. on Sow
over yrs, IS.
Chickens-J. s. Hawpe. Greenyille, LIST pr: on
trio of Dark Brahmahs 81. SO. and End pr on trio
of Plymouth Rock. II. S. Hamilton Fishers
Vile, End pr. on trio Of game chickens. A. Y:
trio of Brown Leghorn $780, and End pr. on trio
of White Legnorn. VIM. Med; Lee End pr. on
trio Of White Bantams. Miss Birdie Butler LIST
pr on nine White Bantam chickens $3.50. Mas.
ter Arthur Parker LIST Pr on trio of gold-laced
Bantams 81 80. Master F. b. Trout ISL pr: on
D. W. Drake ist pr. on trio of Plymouth Rock
$3.50; and LIST pr. on trio of White Leghorn $3.50.
Seo NJ Pr Ramsey go s pr on tTo
White Brahma chickens, $3.50. w. ]. Harms
berger, Mt. Meridian. End pr. on pair OF Cochin
on trio of Dominiques, $3.50. A. M. Bowman
lst pr. on Dorkings, $3.50; LIST pr; on Spanish,
s25o End pr. on Houdans' and ~ lst pr on best
Irish red exhibited by Mr.. H. NJ. Powers, the
judges say, "these are very fine, but not trios
and hence not entitled to a premium but are
IN
breed"
Ducks. Geese, Turkeys. Gee. D. Henkle 2dpr.
| Hong Kong Geese, 50. Us. Hawpe, Greenville,
| LIST pr. on trio of Aylesbury Ducks, g. Master
b m0 Fuener md pr on psir Of
Muscovy Ducks. VIM. Med. Lee LIST pr. on Fan
Tail Pigeons. 50. D: W. Drake End pr; on pair
| pair Poland Ducks. W. & T. Parkins LIST pr. on
pair Cross Turkeys, 81. A. NJ Bowman ISL pr.
on pair M9scovy Ducks, "; ISL pr; t on par
| ton of poultry exhibited by one person. Vs.
| sADDLERY, sc.
| Harness. Saddles, 4c.-Jas. II. Campbell lst pr.
for side saddle, So; LIST pr. for best set of two
tion from ons shop W H. Godfrey lst pr
| for best Bride diploma.
leather. So; list pr on side upper, 50; LIST pr. on
lot OF calf SKINS 81 and LIST pr. for largest vari-
| ETY. from any factory, So.
| ITOR.
Mrs. YIN. Smiley. Moffetts creek, LIST pr. on
| twilled linen Is. Mrs. A. r. Shreckhise LIST prs
on plain linen. 81 baggins; g. pair OF blankets,
one person. 50. Mrs. Bishop Glossbrenner. LIST
pr. on calico quilt. 81. Mrs. NJ. D. Hogshead LIST
pr. on cotton connterpane, g. Miss Lou With
LIST pr. on WOODEN eoQnterpane. 81, Mrs: G.
Barnhart LIST pr. ON jeans, 50. Mrs. Sam'l For
ks Ps pr %o0 heat sssrRss Mrs H.
| Gilbert LIST pr. rag carpets 81. Mrs. Elizabeth
Bailey LIST pr. on cotton stockings. So.
| MiLLineru &c-In this department, LIST pre-
MUM, 81 each, were awarded follows, viz
| Miss Emma Kunkle. for silk embroidery Miss
S. II. Hotehkiss linen embroidery; Miss Mary
Newton, handsomest bonnet, and for the largest
collection OF millinery; Miss Gay Trout. hand
| est lace cap.
Wines and Liquors.-w. F. Smith, Creep Vile,
LIST on currant wine, 81.
Canned and Dried Fruit, &C., put up In the
county.-In this department premiums, 81 each.
were awarded as follows, viz: VIM. b. Glover,
Middlebrook, gallon of apple butter; Mrs. j.
81. Crawford, TT. Defiance, canned peaches;
af fsG and aancs MIS-
n. Bowman, two cans Of pears; Mrs; a. r.
Me Eff, oTedek Eoo Ra y "a
NUNS we we're on 8 varieties q dried fruit, pot
ted apples, potted peaches, DRIED apples and
dried cherries.
Bread, Cake, Preserves, Jellies. &C.. made in
e equip, award Of premiums was 8s as fol-
b ews alE Ing praad Hrs W. Burke,
81 ar sks 5ssaa Z Me- y ~
tabIes. S. Miss Bette H. Henry Isl On best eol
lection of cake ST. Mrs. c. II. snapp, LIST on jar
on jar preserved peaches 81 Mrs. John H.
Crawford Fit. Defiance; ist o.. on pound cake, 81
6aSs a s 81 Mrs. n Wren a tds
S Msyais Il 81 q VI p9 ssE
mangoes. y 3, and ID lst ps OF hest collection &
pickles. Sd; Mrs. A. r Shrecixhiso, ist for larges
variety Of preserves ~ and h fruit cake, r MIS-
Mss fia% paBals trout ana ME-; GsS: N; ssylor
ms s asss ESea
| they been properly entered. 60
F.uit and Fruit 7rees-G. Barnhart. LIST pre-
mlu On Z varieties Of green n apples g. and
sa s variety gSs s IF
by one person, -.
Vile, LIST pr. on cheese, 49, VIM. h. Smith.
Greenville, LIST pr. on bacon ham, s.. Mrs. John
Hosboaf, sna pr pr. % on cooked ham. s.. Mrs
seale- made soap. 81. Mrs Jaipes " GilEeSen.
s. Mrs R e. H. na eane pr
best cooked ham. 90. Mira, 4; u. 'sEreik hise.
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pounds OF fresh butter were awarded to Mrs.
| C. II. Snapp, Mrs. John II. Crawford, and Mrs.
r. $. Harnsberger, the three premiums to
| be added together and equally divided between
| ths three ladies, and amounted to So 50.
Specimen d lNarm Crops.e1s. Byers. Burke,s
Mil, LIST pr on specimen IS bearded wheat, -.
8. 4. 4. boiler, North River. isl pr on / Har.
rel Of -four. S.. A: NJ. Bowman, best bqshel
81 pae c Of
oats, 81 and the largest collection OF the above
products of one farm, 10.
Fyo,oers.-Messrs j. F. Trenary & Son took
| premiums as follows, viz: On best Dahia Rose,
Ver6epu, Geranium; on the largest and choic-
est varieties Of Roses, pahlias, Geraniums. Yer
| largest and choicest collections and ON thsir
exhibition of cut flowers.
DIPLOMAS.
horticultural Implements-Pso,vs, Hdrro,cs, &c.
I-Diplomas were awarded in this department
as follows, viz: Lynn Eyler, Staunton. LIST
pr. on Gale wooden beam piow, pointer pillow,
S na os ss p +
side plow salky ploV, and two horse cnltYa-
tor; Hugh F. Lyle. staunton,, tst pr. on two;
best COLLECTION Of plows; Jewett Vines, Green
piow' and ouliiva1ori David TIeSker. NJ. qrav-
ford, LIST pr. on harrow; q. I. Palmer, Rich
mOnd End pr. on two-horse pillow.
Drills. Hay rakes, fc.-Lynn Eyler. LIST pr. on
Bickford q Huffman Grain Drill. with fertilizer
and grass-seed attachments; LIST pr. on Buggy
Corn Planter; End pr. on ThOmas's spring
Tooth Hay rake and Cleaner, and End pr. on
Gale coil tooth rake and cleaner; Capt. Schop-
pert. Valley Mills, lst pr. on best hand feed,
cutteri ]. a. Hanger, LIST pr. On Hay-rake, and
End pr. on Wheat Drill.
Horse-powe,s, Sraw-calers.-Lynn & EyleF,
LIST pr. on Empire Fan grain and seed separa-
tori; End pr. on Sweepstake Belt Thresher Sep
arator and Cleacer, and LIST pr. on clover huller
attachment. P. T. BurkhOlder, lst pr. on best
masticator for corn fodder and lst pr, on
| Threshing Machine and Separator, from Rob-
erts, Throp & Co., Three Rivers, Michigan.
Feapers qnd Mopers.-Lynn & Eyler. LIST pr.
| on McC6rmick Automatic Binder; LIST pr. on
Mccormick Iron Mover. and lst pr. On McCor-
mick Combined Mower and Dropper.
| Epgines.-Lynn & Eyler, LIST pr. on Eclipse
Road Traction Engine, and lst pr; on Monitor
stuart's Draft, 2nd pr, on Portable TRACTION
Engine.
Wagons, Carriages. Gc.-Clinedinst q Bodeil.
Staunton, lst premium on two seated Eureka"
buggy; lst pr. on Doctors Phaeton, and LIST
pr on Top Buggy. Click Miller, Bridgewater.
Rockingham county, LIST pr. on Extension Top
Phaeton; LIST on sulky; lst on light spring
wagon, end lst on heavy spring wagon: W.
light three e1 Spring wagon lst on farm wagons;
and End on tWO-hOrSe spring wagon with bIigi