The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-09-11

first premium, SIS; William Gentry, sec
ond premium, $40.
|. CLASS G-swINE.
Berkshires: Best boar. two years old an,
over, N. H. Gentry, first and second pre-
miuus $l2 and S.
Best boar, one year old and under two
ony one entry; premium of $40 to N. H.
Gentry
Best boar, six months old and under ont
year, N. II. Gentry, first premium, 81
II. II. Allen, second premium, S3
Best SOW, TWO years old and over, n. H
Gentry first and second premiums, So and 81
Best SOW, one year ola and under two, n
n. Gentry, first and second premiums, 5:
AMI 81.
Bes, SOW, six months old and under one
year, n. II. Gentry, first and second premi.
ums, S3 and 8.
Best pair of pigs under six months old
n. n. Gentry first and second premiums
50 and 81.
Polan China or Magic: Best boar, two
years old and over, only one entry; premi
um of Si2 to H. b. Scott.
Best boar, one year old and under two
only one entry, premium OF SO to n. b
Scott.
Best SOW. two years old and over, H. g.
Scott. first premium, S.; II. II. Allen, sec
ond premium, "a.
Bes, SOW, one yer old and under two.
only one entry, premium of IS TO H. H.
Allen.
Best pair OF pigs, under six months old
H. b. Scott, first premium, So, Jackson
Reed, second premium, g.
sAny other breed or cross: Best boar, two
years old and over, only one entry; premium
of $40 To Geo. d. Carrie, OF Windsor.
Bsst boar, six months old and under one
year, Frank Craycroft, first and second
premiums, 81 and So.
Best SOW, two years old and over, only
one entry; premium of 50 to George d.
earle, OF Windsor.
Best SOW, one year old and under two,
only one entry; premium of S. to George
ID earle.
Best SOW. six months old and under one
year, Frank Craycroft, first and second
premiums, So and 81
Best pair Of pigs, under six months old,
Jackson Reed, first premium, So George
ID. Garlic, second premium, 50
Sweeps'akes-Best boar, any age, HI.
Scott, diploma and premium, S25.
Best litter OF pigs mot less than stx), IN
der six months Odds, shown with sire and
dam, county court premium, II. B. Scott,
diploma ard premium, so.
CLASS A -AGRTCULTURsL IMPLEMENTS AND
VEHICLES
Only partial award of pr, ,liums was
made IN this department vesteri,y. Super
intendent Sinclair hopes to lie able to CON-
p:ete the work to-day.
The following are the awards thus far
made:
Best self binder, The McCormics, repre-
scented by s. y. White Il c.. first, the
Deering. represented by J. II Durham,
second :
Bet combined reaper and mower, the
Buckeye. REPRESENTED by j.. kson & Co.,
first, the VI ,rni-k second
Best single reaper, III, i Ter A. Woods,
represent, d by s. 3. Sturtevsut, first, the
Mccormick second.
Best portable FARM s.o.r, engine, the
Rumely, represented by s. n. White & Co.
first; the Nichols, Shepherd 4 Co., repre-
sented by Jackson Il Co, second.
Best thresner, the new Rumeiy first; the
Minnesota Chief, second.
Best straw stacker, the Reeves stacker,
BlOcher Bros agents.
Best walking pillow, the Buforl Clipper
Best riding pillow, the Keystone three
horse.
Best harrow, Barley Bros & Co., first
c. G. Jackson Il Co second.
Best display Of carriages. buggies ami
sulkles made In Missouri, first premium.
an elegant silver dessert set, valued at $25, !
to kelk Bros. A. P. McLschlin, second.
Best top buggy, made in Missouri, Kelk |
Bros, diploma and premium OF an elegant |
silver caster, valued at $40; A. p. Nc |
Lachlin, second
Best open buggy, made in Missouri, A
p McLachlin, diploma and premium of
elegant pie and fish knives in case, valued /
n So.
Best sulky, made in Missouri, Kelk |
Bros, diploma and one dom r gers silver
knives I'm case, valued AT IS.
Best One-hOrse spring wagon, made In |
Missouri, Keik Bros, diploma anu pre-
MUM Of silver cake basket, valued at SIS
Best two-horse farm wagon, made in
diploma and premium of elegant
water set valued at S25, to Herman Febr
CLASS C-TExrILE FABRICS, ETC
In this department the scene was a busy
me. and the committee had considerable |
difficulty in awarding premiums SO that
here should be no dissatisfaction. This
esult, however, was finally accomplished
md everybody breathed long sigh of
elief. The following is the summary:
Best display of hair work, Mrs Caldwell,
II Ousley, FIRST premium, silver Spoons,
'alued at S.. Mrs. E. ]. Trip vas also
awarded a premium in this entry.
Best display of ladies' furnishing goods,
Hiss Helen Regeher, first premium, half
lozen knives in case, valued at s..
Made dress of any gools for an adult,
Hiss Aggis Hill, first premium, silver
PICKLE caster, valued at 81.
Made dress or robe for an infant, Mrs E.
Harris, first premium, silver cup, gold
ined, valued at So.
Calico patch work quilt, Mrs. F. F. Wits,
first premium half dozen