Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-10-31

over Tie list Or $40 was awarded NJ. +. GilkesOn,
soulhd, wn Buck yrs and over A. NJ. Bow
ma took the LIST pr. $lO and G. ]. Pratt the2nd
pr IS TN Southdown Buck under q yrs A. M
Bowman took the LIST pr 50, and Dr.. J. NJ Wat
sou 2d pr 81. On the best pen OF Ewes over yrs.
e. NJ Bowman took LIST pr. $40, and G: J. Pratt
| 1hu pr. 20 On pen of Ewes bet ana yrs Ola
a. NJ. Howrnan took LIST and End pr. SIS, and LIST
pr. on pen OF ram lambs and pen OF eve lambs,
Long Wool-incttding pure bred Cotsacold,
Leicester and Liacotn.-On Cotswold Buck yrs.
and over the LIST pr. $40 was awarded DR.. J. M.
Watson. Fishersvile and End pr. IS to ]. Mop.
| Crawford. Fit. Defiance On Cotswold Buck un-
| der 2 yrs. lst pr " to DIR. j. Nj. Watson and 2nd
pr. "a to Charles Hartman. Jas. McP. Crawford
| Hugh Hamilton LIST pr ON pen of ram lambs,
siD, M :,d =. Gilkeson lst pr on pen OF eve
Graaes-On best pen Of Ewes not less than 8,
M NJ r; GIikeson LIST pr go, and j. " Gilkeso
son LIST pr. S.
Large Breeds. iysla.ding Chester, Russia, Bed
ford Wobmn, Berkshire, Poland China, YORK.
Pey ton LIST pr. IS, and A. Nj. bowman End pr. s..
On Boar under yrs. A. M. Bowman lst pr. IS,
ing Sow over yrs. A. Nj. Bowman LIST and End
Hawpe LIST pr. 50, and a. N. Bowman End pr. $3.
Jno. Fl. Parkins IND pr. IS.
Small Breeds. including Neapolitan, Suffolk,
G. j. Pratt LIST pr. on Boar under 2 yrs, IS 1st
| pr on Sow under yrs IS, and LIST pr. on sow
and pigs go. A NJ. Bowman LIST pr. on Sow
| Ctickens-J. S. Hawpe, Greenville LIST PR on
| trio of Dark Brahmahs $3.50 and End pr. on trio
of Plymouth Rock. II. y. Hamilton, Fishers
| vile, End pr. trio Of game chickens. A. Y.
| Lee LIST pr. on trio Houdan, $3.50; LIST pr on
trio Of Brown eshorn e2.5O, and End pr. on trio
| trio of White Btntarns Miss Birdie Butler LIST
pr on nine White Bantam chickens $50. Mas
Bansams 81 So Master p Il. Trout LIST pr. on
| trio of Partridge Cochin, IA months old, 81 So
isD. W. Drake LIST pr. on trio of Plymouth Rock
Tim Callaghan LIST pr OH trio of Virginia span
gle $50. Geo: N. Ramsey l. lst pr on trio of
berger, Mt Meridian, End pr. on pair OF Cochin
China. Mrs. g. j. Pratt, Waynesboro', LIST pr.
Ion trio Of Dominiques. $3.50: A. M. Bowman
50; End pr. on Houdans, and LIST PR On best
variety by one person. $3.50. OF the coops of
Judges say, these are very fine, but not trios
and hence not entitled to a premium but are
| commended by the committee for purity of
| breed.'
on pair Pigeons. N. F. Gllkeson LIST pr. on
LIST pr. on trio of Aylesbury Ducks 50. Maste
Jno: Gilkeson, Mint Spring. LIST pr. on Rouen
Muscovy Ducks. VIM McD Lee lis LIST pr pr On o Fan
Tail Pigeons 50. D: W. Drake End pr. on pair
Bron P, TnTk4eys s MrS J Pratt lst pr on
e
pair Cross Turkeys. 81. A. M. Bowman 1stpr.
On pair Mascovy DUCKS g; 1st pr on pair
ton of poultry exhibited by one person. So.
sADDLERY, DC.
Harness. Saddles, 6c.-.Jas. H. Campbell lst;pr. |
for side saddle. 81; LIST pr. for best set of two
ton from one shop, S. W. ii. Godfrey 1st pr.
for best bride, diploma.
leather 81; LIST pr. side upper, 81; LIST pr on
lot of calf SKINS 49, and LIST pr. for largest vari-
ETY. from any factory, IS.
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES MADE BY RxHIB-
-ssi a4.ltsl IToR, s segesf
Mrs. VIM. Smiley. Motfett's creek, LIST pr. on
twilled linen, 50. Mrs A. r. Shreckhise LIST prs |
s., and LIST pr for largest collection exhibited by
pr on calico quilt s.. Mrs. M. D. Hogsheadist
pr on cotton counterpane, 81. Miss Lou With |
ow LIST woaa k o g Ms Wm M Smiley
Barnhart LIST pr. on jeans, 50. Mrs. Sam'l For |
rer LIST pr. on wooden carpet, g. Mrs. J. R.
ls st. on CARPET Mrs Elizabeth
Bailey LIST pr. on cotton stockings. 81.
Millinery, &c.-In this department. LIST pre-
MUM, 81 each, were awarded as follows, viz |
Miss Emma Kunkle, for silk embroidery; Miss |
:. III. Hotchkiss, linen embroidery; Miss Mary |
Hite, Rockingham, crotchet tidy; Mrs. J. w. |
Newton, handsomest bonnet, and for the largest
collection of millinery; Miss Gay Trout, hand
est lace cap. sgl{.
LIST premium on grape wine, ST. g. Barnhart, |
LIST on currant wine, ST.
Canned and Dried Fruit, &C., put up IN the
were awarded as follows, viz VIM. b. Glover,
Middlebrook. gallon OF apple butter; Mrs. ].
Mrs. J. s. Hawpe, air-tight tomatoes; Mrs. g.
Barnhart. dried peaches and ounces; Mrs. A. |
NJ. Bowman, two cans of pears; Mrs a. r.
Shreck hise, Moftetts Creek, exhibited 6S va
rieties of canned fruit, and took the premium
for the largest collection, s.; her other pre-
miums were on Is varieties of dried fruit, pot
ted apples. DOtt6d peaches. dried APPLES. and
Bread, Cake, Preserues, Jeuies, &C., made in
the co1a,ty.-The award of premiums was as fol-
lows viz: Mrs. Samuel Byers, Burke's Mills.
best salt-rising bread. $; Mrs. r w. Burke 2
Tor. End pr. on light bread, $3.50; Mrs. NJ E.
Schumacher, LIST on largest assortment OF vege-
lection of cake. S.; Mrs c. H. Snapp LIST on jar
of water melon pickle, -; Mrs. j. s. Hawpe, LIST
on jar preserved s. peach7ss 81 Mrs John
and End on yeast bread $3.50; 4. D. Wren, ist
on bushel Of Irish potatoes, 81; Mrs. L. "A. Fox.
man, 1st on Q jars cucumber pickle. g, jars
yellow pickle, ", jars sliced pickle, y, jar
s s eg b Sfs st
variety Of preserves. 81. and fruit cake, 81 Mrs
Charles Hoge, best yeast bread, s5. The pre-
Miss Fannie Trout and Mrs Geo NJ Baylor
Mrs ]. s. Hawpe would have received the pre-,
MUM on preserved ounces and cherries had |
they been properly entered.
Fruit and Fruit Irees-G. Barnhart. LIST pre-
MUM on II varieties of green apples, 81, and
also on a basket Of grapes, 50. Mrs. T. K. Men
efee on six varieties Of pears, So, and for the |
greatest variety of fruit grown and exhibited
by one person. Us.
Vile, LIST pr. on cheese, So. VIM. +. Smith, |
Greenville. lst pr. on bacon ham, S.. Mrs John |
HosSour, ana pr. % on cooked ham, s. MRS
Samuel Forrer, Messy Creek, LIST pr. on box of
home-m soap, ST. Mrs James W. Gilkeson.
81, Mrs. 8. II McCue, Fl. Defiance, LIST pr on |
best cooked ham, S. Mrs. A. K. Shrek hse, |
pounds of fresh butter were awarded to Mrs |
G. II. Snapp, Mrs. John H. Crawford, and Mrs. |
R. s. Harnsberser, the three premiums to
be added together and equally divided between |
the three ladi s, and amounted to $3.50.
Specimen of Farm Crops.-S. Byers, Burke's |
Mill, LIST pr on specimen of bearded wheat, So. |
So. E. r. Roller, North River, LIST pr. on bar.
rel Of -four 81 90. Al NJ Bowman best bushe
hay, s.; bale of timothy hay, s.; specimen Of
oats 81 and the largest collection Of the above
products of one farm. So |
FYoWers.-Messrs ]. F. Trenary &c Son took |
premiums as follows, viz: On best DahIia, Rose |
Verbena, Geranium; on the largest and choic- |
est varieties of Roses Dahlias Geraniums, Ver-
benas, and Green house Plants, and also on the
largest and choicest collections and on their |
exhibition of cut flowers.
DIPLOMAS.
Agricultural Inlptements-P H0TroaOs, dc. |
Diplomas were awarded in this department |
pr. on Gale wooden beam pillow, pointer pillow, |
and best wheel and clevis attachment; p. II. |
Burkholder, Stanton, LIST pr on horse hill |
side pillow sulky pillow, and two-horse cultiva- |
tor; Hugh F. Lyle, Staunton, LIST pr on two
horse hillside pillow, and also for largest and |
best collection or plows; Jewett Vines, Green |
Vile, LIST pr. on changeable single and double |
pillow and cultivator; David Picker, Mt. Craw- |
ford. LIST pr. on harrow; G. T. Palmer, Rich |
mond, End pr. on two-horse pillow. !
Drills Hay.rakes, cte.-Lynn Eyler. LIST pr. on
Bickford & Huffman Grain Drill. with fertilizer
and grass-seed attachments 1st 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, LIST pr. on best hand feed |
cutter; j. A. Hanger, LIST pr. on Hay-rake, and
End pr. on Wheat Drill.
Horse po,Ders, Syr0tU-cutterS-Lynn & Eyler, |
LIST pr. on Empire Fan grain and seed separa-
tori; End pr. on Sweepstake Belt Thresher Sep
arator and Clearer and LIST pr. on clover huller
attachment. P. T. Burkholder, LIST pr. ON best