The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-10-27


Heifer, under 3, L. J. Jones; Grade Jersey
under 8, j. B. Reogin; Native Bull, under 3,
II, q. Folk; Native Cow, over 3, S. P. Boo
zer; Best Beef, J. II. Hunter; Best Mich
Cow, S. P. Boozer.
HORSES AND MULEs-oPEN TO THE WORLD.
Stallion, not Thoroughbred, over 8 years.
4 L. Knighton; brood N are and colt, K {.
Maybin; colt, years, Henry Kibler; col;, 2
years, d. S. Msngum; colt, year, J. 5.
Sloan; colt, under l year, +. c. Maybln;
pair heavy draft horses, I. G. Pool; pair
light drat: horses, Bryson & Nichols; single
harness horse, Dr. NJ. 4. Renwck; saddle
horse, J. W. Nichols; combined horse, j.
". Nichols; fastest pair trGttng horses, a.
L. knightou; fastest trotting single horse,
A. L. knighton; fastest pacing horSe, A. T.
Boland; rockawar horse. L. P. Chalmers;
pair mules. C. D. Buzhardt; single mule, =.
y. Buzha.dt; four male team, Z. 7. Ma
thc,r:; riding by boy under Is, lsobt. Matfett.
OPEN TO THE STATE.
Stallion, rot thoroughbred, over years,
r l. PRATT; brood mare and colt, K. &. May
bin; second best brood mare and colt, l. r.
Harmon; colt, 8 years, Dr.J. Mcintosh; colt,
2 years, D. S. Msngum; colt. year. }. 5.
Sloan; colt, under wear, K. Z. Maybln;
pair light draft horses, G. E. Werber; single
harness horse, 5. W. Bryson: saddle horse,
Robt. 6. Wallace: combined horse, DIR. }.
VIM Folk; fastest trotting single horcc, \.
P Bo.and; fastest pacing horse. A. ?. Bo-
land; pair mules, F. A. Schumpert; single
mule, \. Buzhardt; mule colt, I. +. Har-
mon; four mule team, +. A. Schumpcr;
riding by boy under Is, Robt. Matfett.
OPEN TO THE COUNTY.
Stallion, not thoroughbred, over 3 years,
j. II. Hunter; brood mare aud colt, K. q.
Maybin; second best brood mare and colt,
T. F, Harmon; colt, years. DR.. J. Mcln-
tosh colt, 2 years, D: S. Mangum; colt. !
year, j. S. Sloan; oolt, under l year, K. Z.
Msybin; pair light draft horses, Dr.. j: Me
Intosh; single harness horse, II. NJ. Satter-
white; saddle horse, c. w Buford; COM
bined horse, J. B. Ciary; fastest pair trottng
horses, DR.. J. Mcintosh; fastest trottlng SIN
gle horse. A. P. Boland; fastest pacing horse.
DR.. J. WIN. Folk; riding by boy under 10,
Robt. Maffett.
Merino buck, R. A. WeIch; grade buck,
a. Buzhardt; grade ewes, D. W. Barre; pen
Of sheep, stock unknown, J. W. Reagin;
grade lambs, A. Buzhardt; pair goats. DR..
j. L. Sims.
SWINE.
Berkshire boar, r. A. Welch: Berkshire
SOW, L. A. Wclch; Berkshire pigs, Dr. S. &.
We(ch; Essex ri IS, Thos. W. Holloway;
Yorkshire boar, Thos. W. Holloway; grade
SOW, J. II. Hunter; grade pigs, Thos. y.
Holloway; largest and fsttest hog, K. L..
Mclaughlin.
POULTRY.
Pair geese, A. Buzhari,; Muscovy ducks,
W. D. Baxter; puddle ducks, w. D. Baxter;
turkeys, DR.. ). VIM. Folk; Brahma chick
ems, Mrs. A. J. Kilgore; Cochin chickens, A.
Buzhardt; black Spanish chickens, R. A.
Welch; improved barnyard fowls, S. P.
Boozer; peatowls, Dr.. J. VIM. Folk; guineas,
A. Buzhardr; pigeons, T. K. Greneker; game
chickens, J. H. Hunter; Plymouth Rock
chickens. R. A. WEIGH; best and largestex-
hibt OF poultry, L. J. Jones; special men
ton of fine and large exhibit of pigeons by
+. +. Greneker.
A MEETING OF THE SOCIETY
Was held the Goth and again the 2lst.
The Executive Committee reported,
that the improvements on the Grounds
were sufficient, except in the Stock and
Poultry Departments, and recommend
ed that needed Improvements he made.
The report of the Secretary and Treas
urer showed that the Society is in debt
$4,000. The Executive Committee Of
fered several resolutions looking to re-
lieving the Society of this debt, the eff
feet of which was to do away with the
membership plan and make the Society
Joint stock company. The following
resolutions, recommended by the EX-
:ecutive Committee, were adopted:
That those holding life and family
life membership be requested to pay in
an amount equal to what they have al
ready paid in: - .-
That the Constitution be so amended
rs to leave the books in the Secretary's
hands only for three months after the
Fair of 1881 for additional memberships,
notice to be given in the newspapers for
one month.
That the Constitution be further
amended so that instead of the present
plan of membership, shares. each Of
s., be issued to life and family life
members, equal to the amount paid-in-
to the Treasury for such membership
certificates originally and under these
resolutions and subscriptions and con-
tributions;< provided. this resolution
shall not take effect till the expiration
of the three months aforesaid.
That present members be allowed to
take as many shares as they desire.
That thanks be returned to last years
officers. ...
The following resolutions were post
poned to meeting to be held the Goth
of January next:
That after the expiration Of three
months from the close of the Fair Of
1881, all persons except the officers and
employees Of the Society be required to
pay gate money.
That all sums over and above ex-
penses and improvements be paid TO
the stockholders.
The old officers were renominated,
but most of them declined. The fol-
lowing
OrFlS.E
were elected for the ensuing year:
President-Tbos. W. Holloway.
Vice-Presidents-J. r. Spearman,
ST., DR.. 4. &. Carlisle, D. V. Scurry,
J. NJ. Johnstone.
Executive Committce-W. w. Riser,
Thos. B. Chalmers. DR.. NJ. 4. Rem
wick, S. A. Hunter, J. 3. Reagin.
Secretary and Trcssurer-George S.
Mower.
The following committee was ap-
pointed to audit the books of the Sccre-.
lary and Treasurer, and report at the
meeting in January: Silas Johnstone.
Y. j. Pope and f. P. Chalmers.
The Thespian Club
Treated the public during Fair Week
to Caste two evenings. The per-