Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-09-02
SUPPLEMENT

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Prizes M Donald, material for riding
habit Miss Fannie Farrow.
Prize Kingan, handsome gold medal,
to Miss Fountain Ransom.
Prize-D Landes one doz, cabinet
Photographs to Miss Elizabeth Bell.
MISS UNDER IA YEARS.
Prize-G Julian Pratt, S. in gold, to Miss
Prize-Capt D Ransom, s. in gold, to
Miss Daisy Thornburg.
handsome WHIP to Miss N Hogshead.
SPECIAL FOR BABIES.
To parents of handsomest baby under four
age Awarded to John Alexander Hartman
VIM. A. Burnett S. gold medal, for handsom-
est baby under two years OF age. Awarded to
James Vandeyenter
Lushbaugh Bro: s Co., handsome baby rock
mg cRa sne %ard 4a to MAY gnfn n
Awarded to Jno Nelson and VIM Alexander
Gillum; D. A. Snitemans prize to Henry Grady
and Annfe Lillian Shirley
For the latest baby under months, $500.
Awarded to Ethel Fay Dixon.
SPECIAL FOR FARMERS.
Bowling Kivl1ghan, WayneSbOrO' for best
salt risen bread one barrel roller process -four.
Mrs. M E Schmucker
James H. Woodward, for the best two BUSH
els of oats, one gold shirt. Mr. Geo Schmuck-
TIC. Williams s. Co., best average crop Of
Irish potatoes, five pounds of Mattaponi to-
baccO, Geo Schmucker.
Bumgardner l. McQuaide, for best two bush
els Of rye, case Bumgardner whiskey, VIM 7
H. F. Lyle & Co., for the best bushel of red
gina c nSed P a No e. GeS scRmacker
:. Also for the best bushel Of oats, Livingston
No. 4, J H Andrew.
y. A. Fulcher, best exhibit Of poultry, one
gallon Wh1Skey, II Andrew.
The Southern Planter Pub Co., Richmond,
Va, offers the following specials:
Best bale Of Timothy hay (Planter) year,
K Lapham for the best sugar beets LIST
and End prizes Hanger, 3rd prize to j
Council.
For Smith & Roden. handsome silver butter
dish for the best lbs of butter to lady OF
South River strict, Augusta county, Miss Bet
tie Thomas.
M Erskine Miller. handsome silver plate for
best specimen of butter not less than 8 lbs, Mrs
A E Fulcher.
Ringers special, for best lbs Of butter 9th
er than creamery, handsome silver butter dish,
Mrs ] H Andrews.
VIM II Martin, season of Kingbolt for the
best colt get Of his horse, Frank McCue. 1st
End.
Joseph L Barth & Co.. for the best saddle
stallion years old and over for the breeding
overcoat valued at $500, W A Crawford.
W A CrawfOrd's season of Eagle Denmark
for the best colt get OF his horse, gaits to be
considered, w Gilkeson.
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bryant:
ham. to be boiled with skin left on $5.OOin gold,
stratton, for the best fruit cake, twenty
five pounds Of granulated sugar, Mrs W Bear.
NC Watts, $500 in gold for the best pound
cake made by a Miss under IA years Of age, Miss
Wholey : Murphy offers one gallon Of whis-
key for best pen fat hogs, H Hamilton.
Vjndic0tOr, two years subscription for the
hos n Mrs M II
Schmucker.
SPECIALS FOR LADIES' WORK.
Maj Alex Hart, for the best specimen of en-
six ladies' umbrella, Miss Meta Brown.
Maj Alex Hart, for the best piece of crochet
Yarn, ladies' umbrella, Mrs j. G Pratt.
Daniel & Co.. exhibit Of arts, ladies' gold pen,
Caldwell & Holt, for best embroidery by a
Miss under 16years Of age; ladies' gold pen and
holder, Miss Annie Fauver.
Wheat & SummerSOn offer for the best hand
made calico dress by Miss under IL years OF
age, 40 pounds OF graduated sugar, Miss Lena
W # Weller, $500 dress pattern for best speci-
men of drawn work on linen. Miss Hare.
0ly Vie for the best Go l, 9 OF pickle
holder and case, Mrs " Bear.
E. Berkeley, photographer, for the best
photographs. Mrs 4 U Dudley.
A Fauver 4 Co., Is pounds Of granulated
sugar, for best piece OF plain sewing by hand.
Harnesberger, for best collection crochet
work tea set a PIECES s MS Mrs h D1G6son
lace curtains and poles, Miss Eta Rapp.
Waldo M. Allen, for best specimen Of draw
perfumery, Miss N wholey.
VIM summersor. SOON gold, for best col
lection needle work by Miss under Is years OF
Splitter, Powell s Co.. Is pounds granulated
sugar, for best loaf salt risen bread by Miss
under 16 years old, Miss Blanch Lackey
in Mcfarland, County Treasurer. for larg-
est and best collection Of Jellies and preserves
put up in 1892, $500 in gold, Mrs W Bear.
Discretionary Glass for Horses.
GRADE COACH HORSES.
Best stallion sucking colt, Clemmer.
sucking mare colt, Clemmer.
FLY VI old under2 Clemmer
GENERAL UTILITY.
Stallion yrs old and over, A Clemmer, LIST,
stallion and 5 Of his offspring A Clemmer.
Mare yrs old and oyer, r A Clemmer.
Sucking mare colt, R A Clemmer.
stallion colt, Jno A Slower
Stallion 3 yrs old and over, A Clemmer, 1st,
Stallion yrs old and over, Sam Byers
Best sucking mare for saddle purposes W
F Gilkeson.
SPECIALS oFFEREDiBY THE ASSOCIATION.
For collection canned fruits, silver plate, Mrs
A W Dudley.
For collection canned vegetables, silver plate,
For best salted butter, silver plate, Miss Bet
tie Thomas
For best specimen lard, silver plate, Mrs A
w Dudley.
For best collection grain and grasses, silver
plate, Miss M N Pratt
For best collection ornamental work. silver
plate, Miss Mamie pratt.
For best collection needle-work, silver plate,
Mrs w Bear.
The Bodley Wagon Works handsome display
VI wagons and carts manufactured by them
were highly commended.
Wise Brothers & Dore, for excellent display
of buggies, honorable mention.
Hardy s. Son, Highly commended for con-
tinued exhibition of splendid work in their
1ine-buggies, carriages, phatons, &c.
Geo HI Stahl, Quincy, Ill, Improved Excelsior
Incubator Diploma.