Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-08-16
Morgan's Grove Premiums.
The following is the list of premi-
umns offered to exhibitors at Morgan's
Grove Exhibition:

By DIR. A. s. Reynolds-Five dollars for best
yearling colt from Castleman, one years sub
scription to BreedersCazette for best sucking;
S. for best yearling colt from Cneri, one
years subscription to Breeders Gazette Tor
best suckling.
By DIR. ]. q. Gibson-Pruning-k knife for best
and largest exhibit Of peaches.
BY James r. Rickard-Lock for the best dis
play of ducks.
By J. d. BIlimyer-Toilet set for best dis
play of flowers.
BY w. Shaner-Fair riding bride for best
sucking colt from Joe Register.
By Towner Schley-Han ton Chesapeake
Guano Co.'S fertilizers lor best nan Dnshei OF
By Bangs Bard & Co.-Pair OF boots Tor best
half bushel OF wheat on exhibition.
BY w. p. Licklider-Twentyf feet OF best fod-
der Irvine for best half bushel OF new corn.
BY w. l.. Jones, Martinsburg
clock for best handmade dress for herself
made by girl II years old or under.
By Z. G. Williams, Jr., Martinsburg-Manl-
cure set for best trio Wyandotte chickens.
By X. NJ. Billmyer-One-fourth barrel OF
Riyerton roller flour for best loaf OF bread
made by anyone who has used said nour ior
two months or more; one-fourth barrel OF
same for best rolls from said flour; one sack
OF same for best rusks.
BY +. I, Grove One pound OF Is. r. Grave.
leyis best chewing tobacco for best pair OF
Berkshire hogs.
By III. c. Marten-Batchelor fork for best
half bushel early rose potatoes; dozen frult
cans for best peck OF tomatoes.
BY Levi Line, Middleway-For best suck
ling colt by his horse, John L.. s.; second best,
$3.50; third, boys saddle; fourth, colts bril-
die.
BY w. A. Adams-Fruit basket for the best
pears.
BY Joseph McMurran-Pair of button-h hole
scissors, adjustable to any sized hole, pest
refined cast steel. highly polished, for best
hand made white shirt, having most neatly
worked button holes.
BY the Shepherdstown Register-Gold dol
lar for best bottle of grape wine, gold dollar
10. tNa- fAl.<. alnfn M a
ByB s. Pendleton-Basket containing SIX
lace handkerchiefs for best apple 1eiy; JOS
eph Rogers 4 Sons best pocket knife Tor lar.
gest beet: nice brass lantern for largest mead
of cabbage; elegant china cup and saucer for
best sponge cake.
BY Is. Getzendanner-Five hundred pounds
fertilizer for best half bushel OF wheat, crop
Of 1885, raised from his goods.
BY Hammond Il Ankeney, Hagerstown-
Fork and shovel for best boar hog.
BY Milton Kohler, Hagerstown-SiIver cup
for prettiest baby on the grounds september
5th The cup Is now on exhibition In Mr..
Kohlers window.
By d. c. Aughinbaugh, Hagerstown-Large
bottle OF German cologne for Oldest fruit cake
BY j. b. Sweeney, Hagerstown-Box OF
cigars for the handsomest man on the grounds
September 9th. -
Updegraffs-A handsome piece OF terra
Gotta statuary called the spanish Beauty,
for the handsomest lady on the GROUNDS Oh
Maryland Day.
BY j. X. Baker, Hagerstown-Box OF cigars
for the ugliest man on the grounds Septem-
Der 5th
By Mckee Brothers, Hagerstown-A double
shovel pillow to the jefferson county FARMER
who exhibits the best dozen stalks OF corn at
the exhibition.
Nv q. w. Earnshaw, Hagerstown-Box of
cigars for the largest pumpkin grown by the
exhibitor.
The contestants for special prem
iums must notify the Secretary what
premiums they are contesting for at
time of entrance, otherwise they will
only be entered for general prem
iums.