Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-10-30

X Menefee lst pr on collection of pears.
SHEEP.
Thoroughbred Soattdaa0ns-Mr H A s Hamil.
ton, LIST pr on buck, yrs and over, End pr on
pr on same LIST pr on pen of ewes, years and
over, End pr on same; LIST pr on pen of ewes
yr and under2 and End pr on same; LIST pr on
pen of 3 ram lam bs, and End pr on same.
Thoroughbred LongiOOOIS &c.-H A 8 Hamil-
ton, LIST on buck, yrs and over, ard LIST pr on
VI and under, LIST pr on pen ewes ov"r yrs
and End pr on same; 1st pr on ewes yr and
under 2, and End pr on same; LIST pr on ram
lambs.
Middle Wool Grades M. f. Gilkeson. 2nd pr
on pen of ewes years old and over; LIST pr on
pen offs ewes, yr and under; lst pr on pen OF
eve lambs; II A S Hamilton, Ist pr on pen OF
ewes, yrs old and over; W H Green, End pr
on pen OF eve lambs. and End pr on pen OF {
ewes, VI and under.
Long Wool Grades.-M F G'lkeson, 81 pr on
pen ewes yrs and over; Fl A Hamilton
best pen ewes yrs and over, 1st pr on pen
Churchman, lst pr pen ewes; H. A. S. Hamil-
ton, LIST pr buck of any age, LIST pr on eve of any
age.
CATTLE.
Durham, and iShort.horns.-Her premium was
awarded to Palmer & Bowman, and LIST and I'd
pr on bull over yrs Geo A Chrisman. LIST and
End pr in yearling bull. and LIST and End pr on
bull calves. Geo Chrisman, LIST pr on 8 yr old
yr old heifer and Bowman 2nd, Chrisman Ist
prom yearling heifer, and Bowman, End, Bow
man LIST and End pr on heifer calves.
JerSeyS.-J J MaXOn, End pr on bull between
and yrs old; G Julian Pratt. lst premium. 6.
Pratt, LIST pr on bull yrs Old heifers and 8
yrs, Pratt, End pr and G l. Pey ton, LIST pr heif-
ers between and 2yrs, Peyton, LIST pr. Mrs V.
B Donaghe. End pr, and Pratt, LIST and End pr on
hefers under year.
g a Richardson. LIST premium on the through
bred Jersey bull Rob Roy" upder year old
HoISteinS.-D Dr. P Kflliau, LIST pr on 2 yr old
bull, and LIST pr on heifer yrs old.
Grades A Bowman, LIST and End pr on
between and 3 yrs old; Nj Gilkeson, LIST pr
on steer ? yrs old; ] N Opie End pr on heifer 2
yrs old and list pr steer. The Committee re-
commend special premium 10 grade Jersey
be onging to II E Gay.
Fat S5ock.-J MaXon, LIST pr pen fat hogs F
NJ Gilkeson, LIST pr fat cattle; Fl A Hamilton,
1st pr pen fat sheep; j Maxon LIST pr fat hog
LYMAN q Hutcheson. list prom Slaughtered
mutton.
Breeding Cat1e.-A NJ Bowman, lst pr bull OF
any age on breed, and lst pr on cows of any age
Horses asader szddle-H A S Hamilton Srd Or
on horse, A II McCue, End pr, and CP Hartman.
1si pr.
REAPERs AND MOWERS.
The lst premium was awarded to the Osborne
" Co, self-binder exhibited by Hanger d.
Armentrout, and lst pr to Lynn IL Co., on
Meadow King Mower and on Triumph Self
Rake Reaper,
WAGONS, CARRIAGES, &C.
Clinedinst & BndelI LIST pr on extension top
LIST pr on Jump Seat Rockaway. ]. NJ. Hardy.
LIST pr Tor best collection of work. Hanger 4
Armentrout, LIST pr on Old Hickory Wagon.
Bohan u Co., LIST pr on Spring Wagon.
ENGINES AND MILLS.
The premium was awarded by the Commit
tee to Frck q CO. Eclipse Engine by Hanger
d Armentrout. Lynn " Co, with LIST pr on
numerous articles entered in class of iron edg
ed tools and various other machinery.
Lynn Il Co., took lst pr wire railing and
G Bargamin, on Gotta. Piping, wire, &C. The
self-waiting dining table of w W Patteson
attracted mitch attention.
Lynn & Co, took premiums on steam water
fittings, best baing wire, and largest variety
ofreapers, mowers, &c.
Lynn & Co., also took premiums on Buckeve
Force Pump, cast-iron pump, and hydraulic
ram
Henkle q Brown took premiums on hay-fork.
post-hole digger, road scraper, and Lynn & Co.,
on hay-tedder, hay-fork and Studebaker hand
cart.
The Kelly "Bonanza' wheat fan received tn e
premium, as did the American fruit dryer ex-
hioited by Hanger q Armentrout.
Lynn Co.. took numerous premiums on
their exhibits on which there was no COMPETE
tion.
Weller & Ha1man, LIST pr on portable corn
mill, and LIST pr on Portable engine, aud 2n0
pr on Traction engine.
Miss Annie Ryan, Agent for Hartford Sew
ing Machine, had on exhibition one of the
handsomest machines at the Fair. 1t is the
lightest running and makes the prettiest
stitch: also4as the largest arm !; has all the
latest Improvements, and any child can run il.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
Special premiums offered by the citizens of
Siaunton, Augusta county, and the society:
Butter-Mrs L r Smiley, LIST pr 5 pounds :
Miss Matttie Hanger list pr, pounds; Miss
Lucy b Davis, LIST pr. 5 pounds; Miss Fannie
Dic8erson LIST pr. pounds; Mrs Jas G TURK,
lst pr, 20 pounds; Mrs Martha Huff, End pr,
pounds; Jacob Bailey. End pr, 3 pounds; Jas
McP Crawford, End pr, pounds.
Comb ROney.-D O'R0rk, 2 years subscription
to Vi71dicdtOr.
Lard;,Mrs G Barnhart, silver pitcher.
ing, speciaI-S50D in gold.
Largest Collection Appies. grown and exhibit
ed by one personal---very. q Bro; Virginia Nur-
apple trees and 50 choice peach trees. j.
Lynn & Co., special pr for @ varieties of win
ter apples to Henry Kindig.
Corn IN Edr.-Isaac Keister-Hugh + Lyle,
Red Wdeat.-J A Patterson. special $50 in
gold I II Antrim special, q ton fertilizer,
alS Boid El IKE pi9@Et9 y ny .,
$40 in gold to W B Crawford.
End pr to G Julian Pratt, for Timothy Hay
$50 in gold, special given by, John NJ Carroll,
Treasurer.
White Cote-Mrs H Parkins, special pr of
20 pounds graduated sugar by j B Blackley.
Sat Risen Bread.-Mrs r Paris, pickle cas-
tor.
glSpomge c7te.-Miss Lucy B Davis, special pr
by Berkeley d Co.
Miss Melia Pratt, crotchet work, Mai. New
toms special.
Miss Cora turner. hand painting, Mai. New
tons special, W j Olivier's special. and Kay
ser, Shirley & Taylor's special
Daisy Coio.-John Beard j L Barth's special
premium.
Calico Dress.-Mrs Heber Ker, Loeb Bros
Fruit Cate-Mrs Geo Il Hudson, special pr
Jas r Taylor & Son, vases ard society silver
basket.
Rag Carpet-Mrs David MISREPRESENTATION
to Spectator.
Woven Cotton CONFERENCE.-The Pearson
spec pr OF 70 lbs coffee by LefLwich q Stratton.
Applique Work, by Mrs w w Gibbs-spe or
of l doz ivory-handlod knives. given by f Al
exander & Co.
Largest collection Household Fabrics of Cot
ton, Wool. silk, &c, 10 Mrs Julian Pratt
Spec pr of hand satchel by Maj Cart.
Largest collection OF Canned Fruit Mrs A r
Schrscshlse, spe pr Of Holiday q West, also
Sociesy pr Silver Goblet.
Best Dbl Flour, E. ndy Boiling spe pr by
Coach, HOge & Co, $40 in gold.
bus Rye, Geeding: spe pr case of the cele-
brated Bumgardner & Son, whiskey, given
by Bumgardner d McQuaide.
Bus Oats, W W Sproul, spe pr by c L Weller,
pair boots.
Mrs G Julian Pratt, best collection garden
vegetables, spe pr by g Weller pair of Ladies'
Shoes.
Mrs Marquis, Rug, spe pr by Tyree, Mar
tin & Logan box laundry soap.
Bus Barley, L NJ Parkins, spe pr by Burke &
Bradley, case of celebrated Burke d Bradley
Largest collection from one farm. W w
Sproul, spe pr from Hilb d Rutherford, $1,000
overcoat
Mrs P NJ shipley. bus potatoes, Lynn & Co.,
spec pr.
NJ P Funkhouser, sewing machine awarded
to Mrs Julian Pratt for having received the
largest number of LIST premiums in articles of
her own production and manufacture
Calico dress, Mrs Alex w Grubert, spe pr 20
lbs granulated sugar.
Silk Embroidery Mrs Randolph, spe Or OF
Hunter & Co., book of poems.
Embroidery on linen, Mrs R E Turk, spe pr
of silk dress by G A GIadke.
Pensfat hogs, Maxon. spe pr of Myerly d
Co., case OF their celebrated whiskies
Worsted quilt. Mrs E Baird, Society, Silver
waiter.
SILK quilt, Mrs E lipscomb, Society, Berry
Dish.