The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
TAKE THE PRIZES.
Special Premiums at tho Fair, and
People
who Were Awarded Them and viii
Carry Ihsn Away.

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The following IL 4 list II the Special
Premiums awarded Al The fair, In ad
di,ion to those already published, and they
will only be paid over to The proper per
sons on presentation Of an order from the
Secretary, stamped with the seal OF the
society. I.s "A
The specials offered lor field crops will
be awarded at q meeting OF the
Board TO be held soon AfIer the 18th OF
November when all reports on field crops
will be passed upon and premiums award
ed
The award OF the Peerless Mower can
not be determined before then, as the
awards may change the present prospects
OF the farmer tAkirg the greatest num-
ber OF first premiums
Many Special premiums were not com
peted for, among which may be mention
ed Courtney's s2b picture and frame to The
best looking young lady in the county
The scarcity OF the article is greatly to be
deplored, and the fair manage.
ment hopes Mr. Courtney will con
linue his offer next year, and will imporl
some good looking ladies from surrounding
counties.
AWARD or SPECIAL PREMi uMs.
A SD cial pr, mum, Neys patent hay
elevator, donated by the Nye Manufactur
ing Company, Canton. o goes TO Niesz
g. HpulE lor best Ensish Shire stallion
owned In the county
Couch & Stray els special premium, 80
horse blanSet or arriage robe, goes to II
A Shock Tor best roadster Relding owned
by farmer.
The SS lap robe donated by ]. B Broth
ers, dealer In hardware, etc 10 awarded
10 A. d Volkmer for best mare
OVER 4 wears old In roadster clasS.
The $50 pole donated by Daniel Parr x
Son, manufacturer OF vehicles OF all kinda,
Canton, Ohio was Rwprded 10 A. d
Vokmer for best span driving team Ia
roadster class.
A special premium, 4 tined graple hay
Iork, worth Sl2 donated by Meyers, Hou
sci & Co Canon Oio, awarded 10 Bell
Brothers for sweepstakes draught stal o
lion.
Charles Spanagel, dealer In harness and
leather, gives a 80 riding saddle TO ID, O.
Miller for best colt under year by boy
under l5
Special premium Tornado Hand Feed
Cutter wotih $50 is gwen by Bplty "
II lrrison, manufacturers Of eight different
sizes OF Tornado feed cutters, TO A. II,
Miller, OF Canal Fulton, for bee, Hols,eip
COW owned In coun'y.
Joseph Dick = ti5 hand and po @er feed
cutter donated ~ a special premium to
the COW any age or breed yielding the
greatest quantity OF milk and butter 10
thirty consecutive days, Waa won By l., A,
Bloomhe d for full blood short horn
COW.
Louis Dumonts 80 pounds OF granula'-
ed sugar goes TO Brooke x Reeder Tor best
Ia steer any age,
Toe walnut center table donated by Er
WIN q CO., furniture dealers, Ia awarded to
A N Wise Tor best three Col6wod ewes
b tween and 2 years old. .
The hay tedder yorth $40 offered a, 30
= cent discount by the ChieltRin Hay
Rake Co was won by !, D. George " Son,
ScroggtReld OH for beet flock OF ten
sheep,
W. ]. MR,hie gives 2 bushels OF Lean
ing seed corn to Snyder X Creighton FOR
the best litter OF Poland China pigs.
The ChiellaIn Hay Rake Co, awards q
post hole bigger worth ~ to Snyder Y
Creighton for the beat SOW any age OF
breed.
| Mock. manufacturer and dealer In
patent medicines, LoulSville, Ohio, givet n
bottle OF cholera baeam and bottle Of
msgic liniment to David Fox for best pair
OF Plymouth Rock lowS
Dr. Up. Sehilling & Son, druggls,s and
bird lanciers, LouiSvile, o giveO a pair
OF Odenla Roller pigeons %, TO II K
Rohrer for best display Of turkeys.
Bueher, Gibbs & Cos fine steel Imperial
plow worth $sl was awarded TO W J,
Malhe for display OF grains and seeoO
grown by exhibitor In 1883.
George II, Spanger, the halter, gives q
trunk worth $5 TO Mrs Nellie Stumn for
heaviest and lurgeSt iquaoh by boy under
10.
And a 81 vallse 10 Herbert BrAuehcr for
heaviest and lRrgeSt pumpkin, ~
] l. Myers X Co. gives bill book
worth 81 TO T. W. Lerch for beat display
Of pumpkins.
Mrs W, E Geer's % basket Of flowers IL
awarded to Mb E. u. Keplinger for beat
embroidered table cover,
Mrs. N, Kapper sives n piece OF hair
ewulry worth sl0to Mrt, NJ, W. Wilson
or the beat specimen OF Araeenc embfoi
derry.
Mira. Jennie Hooyer'S beat designed
ersEy quilt wins France Y Herthryt W,
White ewing machine,
Mits Ne,te Fircelohe wins Mira, M, II
Johnes' square rule system Of cutting wear
Ing apparel Tor her finely made ealiet
] dress.
IL Myers & 10, give book OF poemI
TO Miss Carrie NJ. Lind for the best feath'
or edge
Mrs, E. d. Kepllngcr, for taking the
greatest number Of fret premiums In elnsI
20, 10 entitled to pair OF fine shoee, hel
own selection, at d, NJ, Neiswongor'o ex
| pfntc.
Mlse Lena Berehhcld receives n giit o.
the Weekly REposIroRY for one year fol
beat preserved Aowcr,.
Ill. Myers q Co. give an elegan, bo'
OF stationery TO Susan Wcygandt for bes
knit a,oekipge
Mis0 Clara Lenker ge,a Mrt. N. X
Nell's act OF stamped sheet and pillow
shamS for beat display OF South Kensing
ton outline.
Miss Ada f. Nell'S handsome sa,r
apron with painted velvet belt, valued a