Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-08-28
MoReAN's GROVE PREMIUMS.

The following premiums are offered
to exhibitors at Morgan's Grove Exit
bition, to be held at Shepherdstown
September LIST, I'd, Sd and 4th:
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
BY Towner scnley. agent for Chesapeake
Guano Co of Baltimore: Halfton OF fertilizer
for best half bushel OF wheat raised from his
goods. "
by Daniel Getzendanner, Kearneysville;
500 pounds fertilizer for best wheat raised
from his goods.
Nv Alex Parks, Martrnsburg: Two dollars
for best half bushel of Lancaster wheat.
BY G.. L. Hodges: 500 lbs phosphate ior best
half bushel wheat raised with his fertilizer.
BY j. j. Haines 4 Co, Balti more: Rattan
corn basket for tallest stalk OF corn.
BY Association: soc for best half bashel ears
of old corn soc for best new corn JOc Tor best
exhibit of sweet corn; soc each for best half
bushel of rye, oats and barley; 81 for best ex-
hibit and largest variety OF garden products
raised by exhibitor; SOC each for largest stock
beets table beets, best exhibit OF tomatoes,
celery, cabbage, parsnips and turnips; 2oc
each for best exhibit OF onions, lima beans
and peppers; soc for each OF the best varieties
OF potatoes; SOC for best home-ralsed sweet
potatoes; soc for best home-raised watermel-
on soc for best home-raised musk melon;
soc for largest variety OF squash or cymling;
81 for largest pumpkin, soc for second largest;
SIC for best table pumpkin $3.50 for best lem
on tree, soc for second best; PC for best sheaf
OF rye. OF oats, of barley, OF wheat 5Oc for best
exhibit OF honey.
BY Lee & cambridge: Shovel plow for best
- ears of corn on the stalk.
By L. +. Anderson, Baltimore: Fine china
covered butter dish for best butter; soc for
second best
BY L. ID. Bowly: soc for best half peck ofon-
ions raised from seed; SOC for best half peck
onion sets.
BY Geo. S. Jennings, grocer, Martinsburg:
Fancy basket for best butter, sewing basket
for second best.
BY s. NJ. Bloom & Co., Hagerstown: Fine
chenille table cover To young lady who makes
with her own hands best III pounds butter.
FRUITS.
BY DIR. ID. w. Border, Kearneysville: 10 APP
pie trees for largest variety and best exhibit
Of apples; 10 trees for second best.
BY Association: soc for best winter apples,
soc for best fall apples, SOC for largest variety
OF pears; 75c for best display OF peaches, 5Oc
for second best; SOC for best plums 81 for best
display of grapes, SOC for second best; 25c for
best dried apples.
ByJ. r. Edmonds, Sharpsburg agent for
A. ID. Pratts' \. Y. nursery: Six apple trees
for best collection OF apples; six peach trees
for best collection o! peaches; two Clapps
Favorite pear trees for best collection OF
pears; one of same trees for best jar OF pear
pre- serves OF that variety.
BY J. X. Edmonds, agent for Hughes X Bar
nard, Hagerstown: Fifteen peach trees for
best collection Of peaches.
BY Jacob Snyder: Half bushel peaches for
best display oil peaches.
POULTRY DEPARTMENT.
BY Association: 81 for best coop OF each va
riety of chickens, soc for second best; 81 for
best bronze turkeys, soc for second best: 81
for best white turkeys, soc for second best; 81
for best pair OF geese, SOC for second best; SOC
for best Pekin ducks; soc for Muscovy ducks;
soc for best exhibit OF pigeons.
LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT.
BY DR.. \. S. Reynolds So for best 3-year-old
by Castleman; So for best 2-year-old by same;
S25O for best yearling colt by same; $3.50 for
best S-year-old by Cheri; 800 for best 2-year-
old by same; $3.50 Tor best yearling colt by
same; $3.50 for best sucking colt by same.
BY Wysong & Schoppert: Shovel pillow for
best exhibit OF Holsteln cattle.
BY Bangs, Bard Il Co., Baltimore: Pair
best gum boots for best thoroughbred stallion
on eXnibition-heavy draft.
BY Fink Bros & Co., Baltimore: 2I2 pounds
best tobacco for best pen Southdown sheep.
j. j. Hams Il Co., Baltimore: Corn ba sket
for best pen Berkshire hogs; same for best
Jersey COW; same for best Jersey heller and
BvH. c. Marten: Dashboard lantern for
best yearling colt: also halter. horse -brush
and curry. comb for ID best.
BY l.. NJ. Hoke, boot and shoe dealer, Mar
tinsburg: Pair extra fine boots for best two
year-old light-draft colt.
BYE. Vernon Aler Martinsburg: One years
subscription 10 his newspaper, the Weekly
World, for best sucking colt, heavy draft.
ByS. V. Fiery, boot and shoe dealer, Mar
tinsburg: Fine pair boys shoes for best suck
| ling colt, light draft.
BY Geo. W. Trimble, harness maker, Mar
tinsburg: Fine stallion cover for tnest-brcd
stallion.
BY d. Oppenheimer & Bro, jeweler, OF Bal
timore, through Thompson x Tabler, Mar
tinsburg: Pair gold sleeve buttons for best
pen OF sheep.
BY NJ. l.. Dorm, Martinsburg: Boys suit OF
clothes for best yearling colt exhibited by
kfNy hHa m n
BY the Shepherdstown REGISTER: One
years subscription for best light-draft stall
lion.
nv ID. Swartz clothIer Hagerstown: Pair
OF fine suspenders for best Berkshire boar.
Hammond Il Ankeny, hardware, Hagers-
town: Moving scythe and patent snathe for
best light draft colt, one year Old
BY Grove Bros, tailors, Hagerstown: Fine
umbrella for best light -draft stallion.
BY A. Yingling. carpets and furniture, Ha,
gerstown: y fine tapestry chair for best nero
OF Jersey cattle.
BY NJ. 5. surdette, dealer in wall paper,
Martinsburg: Fine picture album Tor best
wo-year-old tilly, heavy draft.
BY L. b. Cushwa, groceries and queensware,
Hagerstown: Fine decorated water set for
best three-year- old tlly, light draft.
BY J. j. Haines, baltimore: Corn basket for
best pen of CotSwold sheep.
BY NJ. b. Baker, Pair gum boots for best eX-
hiDit OF Durham cattle.
BY Jacob Wintermoyer: Suit of clothes for
4-year-old boy forprettiest boy years old on
grounds on FRIDAY, Also, slllI lOT o-yedI-oIu
boy for best sucking colt of any class:
BY the Crawford Wooden Mills OF Martins
burg: Pants pattern of its own manufacture
for best Jersey bull.
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
General Observation-Disclosures. S. NJ. Hoff-
man, Charles j. Miller, j. Fred Kepinger.
Bread and Cakes-Superintend ents-Mrs
Geo. l.. Hoffman, Mrs. Lee II. Moler. Judges:
Mrs Charles Ghselin, Mrs. DR.. Butler. Mrs.
VIM. Taylor. Mrs. VIM. Link, Mrs. Sperow
Mrs. James Jones, Mrs. Mamie Kremer, Mrs.
y. 5. j. Strider.