Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-10-24
LIST OF PREMIUMS,
Shenandoah County Fair, 1890.
FIRST DEPARTMENT.

| FIRST DEPARTMENT.
Longberry wheat, Franklin Boyer Isl
premium, David Sheetz 2nd Fulcastel
seed wheat, Jos. b. Maphis LIST, ]. w
Peer 2nd smooth wheat, Jos. Saum LIST
]. w. Copp 2nd cor,, white, VIM Newell
LIST, o. NJ. Smith 2nd; do yellow, s. T
Lambert 1st, w P. Peer End; rye, s. B.
Miley 1st, Isaac Kern end; barley, r. T
Painter LIST, B. L. Peer 2ud oats, G. C.
Swartz LIST, Joseph w. Saum 2nd. Glover
seed, Joseph Swar:z 1st, G. w. Bur
ner 2nd; timothy, do w. II. Bausermau
LIST, SAINT Saum 2nd; orchard grass
Henry Maphis LIST, A. w Frye 2nd
peanuts, Isaac Higgins LIST, Milton Bow
man 2nd; buckwheat, j. NJ. Bushong ap-
pies, Mary Z. Swartz; pears, Dan1 Saum
grapes, Salie CulleTs; Irish potatoes.
Harry Saum sweet do, Martin Stricken
turnips, Lydia Bauserman tomatoes,
Emma Peer onions, ]. NJ. Hollingsworth;
cabbage, Thos. Moreland; beets, Alkaline
Glenn parsnips, John Moore; satisfy,
same radishes, Mrs Hamrick (; cucum-
bers, Mrs. Joseph Swartz; celery, Annie
Swartz: squashes. Mary E. Swartz
pumpkins. s. S. Painter; cushaws, Ed.
Brumback; variety gourds, Jas. Border.
SECOND DEPARTMENT.
Glass s-best pr. blankets, Mary Neeb.
Glass 9-Best pr. rocking chairs, l.. NJ.
Strickler.
Glass 1O-Best harrow frame, Oner
Keller single shovel pillow, Taylor Borden
Glass 11-Sec. Largest display OF
leather, Saum, Boyer q Co.; side upper
leather, same; sole leather, Jos. Zirkle
harness leather, Saum, Boyer & Co.: Sec
9, gents saddle, w. C. Laughlin; riding
bride, same.
Glass 12-MIscelaDeous-bbl wheat
-four, NJ. V. French do corn meal, same
9 flour barrels, b. S. Borden. 6 corn
brooms, L. K. Kibler. Stopeware, j. 4.
Eberly & Co. PLAIN pottery, same. Orna-
mental do same.
Third DEPARTMENT
Class 13-Thoroughbred horses-stal-
lion. Jas. Cox; mare, Abe Hisey,
Class -roadsters-stalliOn, Jas. Coz
and D. D. Carter; entire colt yrs. T. NJ
Hewitt and A. b. Wilson do Yr. r. =.
Grubbs mare, VIM. Hewitt and J. Cox ;
flly yrs. w. r Hite: do 2yrs. f. S
Grubbs A; do yr. NJ. L. Grove; gelding, 3
yrs. VIM. Hewitt; do VI L. P. Heukel {:
foal OF 80, NJ C. Robinson.
Glass 15-saddle horses-stallion, Gilke.
son and Maslin; mare, same FLY 3 yrs.
JOS Brumback I; do 2 yrs. NJ. L. Hotel /;
do yr. L. P. Henkel.
Glass 16-lmported heavy draft horses
stallion, G. w. Linaweaver and Chas
Sheetz; entire colt yrs. T. L. Branner.
Glass 17-native heavy draft horses
stallion, Newell and Son and d. D. Car
ter; eutire colt yrs. VIM aud Cbas
Estep do 9 yrs. JOS. Brumback.
Glass 18-teams, carriage horses. &C.
2 horse carriage team, y. j. Lindamood !;
d. roadster, d. d. Carter aud l.. s.
S@artZ.
Glass 21-cattle, (thorough bred short
rns)-bull, Geo. Chrisman and !. w.
Nee6; do yr. Geo. Chrsman; cows,
same 2yr helfers, same 2 Tyr. do same.
Class 23-thoroughbred DevOHs-bull,
T. LovelOck cows, same bull calf 100.
same better do same.
Class 25-grade Observation-Disclosures Tyr.
l.. C, Coffman and Jos. Lambert.
Glass 26-thoroughbred Jerseys COW,
G. w. KooUtz; 2yr. heifer, same.
Class 35-sheep (Southdowns) buck +,
Walton 4 Burner pen ewes. Noah Swartz
and Walton & Burner.
Glass 37-Shropshlre downs buck, Jos
Maphis; pen ewes, same.
Glass 39-crOsses and grades of ali
kinds-peu 3 ewes, d. II. Gochenour; 3
eve lambs G. c. Swartz.
Glass 40--swine, (Berkshire) - boar
over Tyr P. NJ. Hickman; do under Tyr
W. H. Sheetz SOW do. same Essex, boar
under Tyr. T. Lovelock; Poland China.
boar over Tyr ii. w. Neeb and j. w.
Zrkle and Bro; do under Tyr. W. n.
Sheetz and J w. z. d Bro; SOW over Tyr.
J. w. Neeb and J. w. Zirkle 4 Bro; do
under 1yr. w. II. Sheetz and J. W. Zirkle
g. Bro; pigs under mos. same; York
shire, SOW under Tyr. w. II. Sheetz.
Glass 41-poultry, &C. hest display,
N. NJ Rhodes buff Cochin, r. Loveloek /;
partridge, do Robt. Magruder lst II. C..
usgruder 2nd ; Plymouth Rock. T. Love
lock; Langshan, H. p Gochenour lst, W.
A. Hotel 2nd; Wyandotte, T. Lovelock
lst, Martin Rhodes 2nd; breasted red game,
T. Lovelock; Brown Leghorns, w u.
Sheetz LIST, Isaac Painter 2nd single
comb, do 7. Lovelock Let, Geo Logan ID (;
white crested Polish, Frank Grabill /;
golden seabrigbt bantams, w. II. Sheelz
LIST, Cora Sine 2nd; rose comb white
bantams, C. L. Hite; DerbyshIre red
caps, Lydia Bauserman peafowls, p. l..
Hollar LIST, L. Lee Lohr 2nd; guineas,
Milton KoOntz LIST, T. LOvelock 2nd (;
bronze turkeys, Abe Hotel 1st, F. GraDilI
2nd native grades, J. w. Copp, LIST, J. Il.
Fravel 2ud geese, Hong Kong, J. w.
Grove; ducks. Aylesbury, T LOvelock ;
PekIn, Annie T. Hotel LIST, Chas. Hines
2nd Muscovy, T. Lovelock.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
CLASS dread AND CAKE.
Domestic loaf bread, yeast Mrs. VIM.
French; do salt, Sedna Art7; batch
yeast rolls, Mrs. Geo. Sager rnsk. Mrs. A.
Bemis; beat biscuits, same soda biscuits,
Mrs. Hugh OFT; corn bread, Andy Jack
son sponge cake. Nellie Painter; pound,
do Ella Copp; nut do Carrie Maphis
chocolate do NJ. l.. Coffman; cOcOannt
do Mrs. D. Lambert; marble do MIS-. R.
+. Sibert; cup do Laura Maphls snow
drift do Mrs David LAMBERT ice cream
do Mrs. Jos. Sager; mountain do Mrs
Chas. Burner; ginger bread. Mrs. Samuel
Beydler; ginger crackers, r. Fravel; sugar
cakes, Bette Jackson.
CLASS 2-PREsERvEs.
Glass jars not less than 10 varie-
ties, Mrs. Samuel Saum; canned ap-
Piles, Ada Borden; do peaches, Mrs
Thomas Artz; do pears, Mrs. S. H
Bowman do tomatoes, Mary Swartz
do raspberries, Mrs J. W. Martin; dc
gooseberries, Mrs. Geo. Moore; do cur
rants, Mrs. J. w. Martin; 10 grapes
Lethea Gochenour; do cherries, Mary F
Swartz; do ounces, Mrs. j. w. MartiO
do corn, Ellen Fultz do whortleberries
Augusta Dosh do wild plums, Mrs. J. w
Martin; do crabe apples, same; preserved
apples, Mrs. G. Moore; do peaches, Mrs
Thos. Artz do straw berries, Mrs. J. B
Keller do raspberres, Lydia Bauserman
do watermelon, Cora Pence 40 canta