Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1892-08-31

9th prizs-David o'Rorke, handsome bride,

: 9Th prize-David O'Rorke handsome bridl
to Mrs Lightner.
: BEST WORKMANSHIP BY YOUTH UNDER
:. YEARS.
1st pri.e-Hon Edward Echols, $ i'll gold, t
7 Godfred Henkel.
md prize-Mason Miller, Texas bride, t
Claude Wilson.
Bird PRICE Berry, boys pair heavy boot:
,, 4th PRICE, Llpscomb, boys pair hcav,
boots, to Moffet Hartman.
: BEST HoRsEMANsIIIP, BY A MISS UNDER 16.
3rd prize-Hon H st 6 Tucker, IS in gold, t.
Miss Jessie Bowling.
End prizes NJ Donald, material for ridin.
habit, Miss Fannie FarrOw.
1st prize Kingan, handsome gold medal
| to Miss Fountain Ransom.
18th prize-DkJ Landes one doz, clbine!
photographs, to Miss Elizabeth Bell.
MISS UNDER II YEARS
4 LIST PRICE Julian Pratt, S. in gold, to Mis-
May Gait
End prze-Capt D Ransom, IS in gold, t.
| Miss Daisy ThOrnburg.
Bird -Dunsmore's Business College
| handsome whip, to Miss Hogshead
SPECIAL FOR BABIES.
| To parents of handsOmest baby under fOul
years of age, Capt. T. }. CrOwder, baby carri
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 & Co., handsome baby rock
ing chair. Awarded to Mary V Lightner.
awarded to Jno Nelson and VIM Alexander
Gillum; second prize to Henry Grady and An
| ME Lillian Shirley.
| For the latest baby der months, $500
Awarded to Ethel Fay Dixon.
SPECIAL FOR FARMERS.
Bowling q Kivlighan, Waynesboro', for best
salt risen bread one barrel roller process -four,
James II. Woodward, for the best two BUSH
els OF oats, one gold shirt, Mr. Geo ScEmuck-
I. c. Williams & Co., best average crop of
Irish potatoes, five pounds of MattapOni to-
bacco Geo Schumacher.
Bumgardner Il McQuaide, for best two bush
els OF rye, case j Bumgardner whiskey, VIM t
wheat raised and cleaned by exhibitor, Vir-
ginia Chilled Pillow, No. 90 Geo Schumacher
Also for the best bushel of oats, Livingston
L. A. Fulcher, best exhibit of poultry one
gallon whiskey, J H Andrew.
:, The Southern Planter Pub: Co., Richmond,
Va, offers the following specials:
Best bale of Timothy hay (Planterl year,
VIM Pratt
Best crop of Irish potatoes, (Plantep year,
Geo e Schmucker.
o. X. Lapham. for the best sugar beets 1st
and End prizes, I Hanger, Bird prize to J II
For Smith & Roden, handsome silver butter
dish for the best lbs of butter to lady of
South River district, Augusta county, Miss Bet
NJ Erskine Miller handsome silver plate for
best specimen of butter not less than lbs, Mrs
II h
Kruger's special, for best lbs of butter 9th
er than creamery, handsome silver butter-dish,
Mrs Andrews.
VIM Martin, season of Kingbolt for the
best colt get of his horse, Frank McCue lst.
Half season for the second best G v Parkings,
End.
stallion years old and over for the breeding
of improved riding horses in the; district an
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.
WI Yarbrough Sons, for the best Shetland
Bryant. IVA " ''''-0 w " -o'"ssO' "
W A Burke offers for the best country cured
ham, to be boiled with skin left ON $5.0Oin gold,
Mrs d A Drake
L Stratton, for the best fruit cake, twenty
i've pounds OF graduated sugar, Mrs w Bear.
I Watts, $500 in gold for the best pound
cake made by a Miss under II years of age, Miss
MOllie Bear.
Wholey s. Murphy offers one gallon of whis-
key for best pen fat hogs, II 5 Hamilton.
Fuldicdt0r, two years subscription for the
best pounds of honey i'll the comb, Mrs NJ f
Schumacher.
SPECIALS FOR LADIES' WORK.
Maj Alex Hart, for the best specimen of EN-
broidery done with Belding Bros. L. Co., wash
silk 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,
Miss Annie Orchard.
Caldwell & Holt for best embroidery by a
Miss under Is years of age; ladies' gold pen and
holder Miss Annie Fauver.
Wheat SummerSon offer for the best hand
made calico dress by a Miss under Is years of
age, Az pounds OF gfanulated sugar, Miss Lena
W ri Weller, $500 dress pattern for best speci-
men OF drawn work on linen, Miss L E Hare.
w l. Olivier, for the best collection of pickle
put up in 1892, handsome ladies' gold pen, pearl
holder and case, Mrs ] w Bear.
Z: berkeley, photographer, for the best
photographs, Mrs A w Dudley,
] A Fauver & Co., % pounds of graduated
sugar, for best piece of plain sewing by hand,
Mrs J W Bear
A E Harnesberger, for best collection crochet
work, tea set "A pieces, Mrs B r Dickson.
Bee Hive Store, for best embroidery, set of
lace curtains and poles, Miss Eta Rapp.
perfumery, Miss N wholey.
VIM Summerson, $5.COi gold, for best col
lection needle-work by Miss under Is years of
age, Miss NJ b Potter.
Splitter, Powell s. Co., Is pounds graduated
sugar, for best loaf salt risen bread by Miss
under 16 years old, Miss Blanch Lackey
N Mcfarland, County Treasurer, for larg
est and best collection OF jellies and preserves
pup up III lS'f2, $,.uU Iii gold, Mrs Bear.
Discretionary Class for Horses.
GRADE COACH HORSES.
Best stallion sucking colt, X a Clemmer.
sucking mare colt, X A Clemmer
filly yr old under2 X A Clemmer.
GENERAL UTILITY.
Stallion yrs old and over, r A Clemmer, lst,
w Chur Gilman, Ind.
Stallion and OF his offspring A Clemmer.
Mare yrs old and over, II A Clemmer.
Sucking mare colt, II A Clemmer.
$ stallion colt, Jno A Slower.
GRADE HEAVY DRAFT.
Stallion yrs old and over, II A Clemmer, LIST,
Sam Byers, End.
Stallion yrs old and over, SAM Byers.
Best sucking mare for saddle purposes, W
Gilkeson.
SPECIALS OFFERED BY THE ASSOCIATION.
For collection canned fruits, silver plate, Mrs
A W Dudley.
For collection canned vegetables, silver plate
Mrs A Fulcher.
For best sailed butter, silver plate, Miss Bet
tie Thomas.
For best specimen lard, silver plate, Mrs A
For best collection grain and grasses, silver
plate, Miss M 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
VT wagons and carts manufactured by them
were highly commended.
Wise brothers s. Dore for excellent display
of buggieS, honorable mention.
Hardy& Son, Highly commended for con-
tinued exhibition of splendid work in their
eo sfnn ney phetons Se rxcoso
Incubator, Diploma.
Albert Hart commended for Whites sewing
ndclllne,
H Lyle Il Co., made a handsome display of
plows, drills, harrows and other farm nipple
mentS.
Lynn g. Co., were highly commended for their
excellent display of farm implements.
Steam Washing Machine attracted attention
shown by P. I. Benbow, Wichita, Kansas.
A very handsome show of Columbia Bicycles
was made by Blackford Webb
As an evidence of the interest of those who
exhibited at our Fair the entries We're made
by 266 separate individuals The number of en-
tries made by individuals running from one to
: fifty-six