Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-14
TAEEWNLI FAIR

The Cl;nch Valley A; ricpl,ural
aila Breeders Association held lis
Annual Fair through ionr days uf
last week, and while the crowds
present were not so large nS they
have been at other times the
exhibitions we're Wuch as usual.
The stock exhibits were NOT full.
The racing was the chic, feature
an,l each da% found n number of
fast runners, trotters aud PAGERS ON
the track.
At an election of officers Mr. Jos.
5 Gillespie was made president and
Mr II. Z. Britain secretary aud
treasurer
The retiring officers will take ,lu
same interest that they have mani
Tested heretofore and cumhnn
tion of inrces will produce even bet.
fer results. The following is n list
of premiums awarded, aside from
the races.
HORSES.
Best thoroughbred stallion, any age,
II. w. O'Kceiro.
Best thoroughbred marc, any age,
Alf Bccklcy.
Best thoroughbred mare, years old.
IL. w. O'Keeife.
Best thoroughbred mare, year old, /,
John G O'Keefre.
PACING OR TRoTTINd BRED.
Best stationary age H. w. O'Kccfrc.
Best stallion, 9 years old, ii. w.
o 'Keeiro.
Best marc, any age, w. p. Earhart.
- Best mare B years old.H. w. O'Kceire
Best mare,2 years old Ii. w. O'Keeirc
SADDLE HORSES.
Best stallion, any age, II. G. MCCALL
Best two year old, Lacy Tynes.
Best mare, any age, II. p. Britain.
Best mare, three years old, w. j.
Gillespie.
Best mare, 9 years old, w. j. Giles
pie.
Best mare, year old, Oscar Barns.
Best mare and colt, S. S. Thompson.
HEAVY DRAFT.
Best stallion, any age, p. ]. Bano.
Best mare and colt, l.. j. Bane.
Best jack, john Barns.
Best iennett, John Barns.
Best mule colt, John Barns.
Best pair mules, r. X. Gillespie.
Best herd Jerseys, Cl;nch River Dairy
Company.
Best herd 1olsteins, Clincy Rivor
Dairy Company.
Best lot yearlings, Lacy Tynes.
Best boar over 2years old, q. w,
O'keeiIe
Best boar under two years old, r. *.
Gillespie.
Best SOW over two years old, &. W.
O'Keelfc.
Best sow under two years old, II. X.
Gillespie.
Best buck Barns Gillespie.
Best eve Barns Gillespie.
Best herd thoroughbred sheep, Barns
Gillespie.
Best collection needle work, Mrs.
Pcrce and Miss Pcirco.
Best collection game chickens, IL. b.
Gushing.
Best trio game chickens, j. Z. b. Gil
lespie.
Best collection of fowls, q. w.
O'Keclrc.
Best trio of bronze turkeys, G. W.
OKecrc.
Best trio Lnngshans, G. w. o'KecTc.
Best trio Silver Wyandottcss, G.. w.
O'Keeiro.
DOMESTIC PRODUCTS.
Best loaf of bread, Mrs. O OKeclrc.
Best collection of jclIies, Mrs. T. II.
Peory.
Best collection and most tastofully
arranged hanging basket, Mrs. o 'Kccffc.
VEGETABLES,
Best collection, Il. w. Stras.
Best potatoes, Dir Peirce.
Best celery. Dir. Peircc.
Best carrots, bects, cabbage, beans
(mixcd), cucumbers, radishes, BIrs.
o 'Keelfe.
Best oats, John Buchanan.
Best red wheat, Lacy Tynes.
Best rye, Lacy Tynes.
LADIES EXHIBIT.
This exhibit was very fine. Mrs. A.
NJ. Tyler, of Richmond, Va, and Mrs.
Geo. L. Nyo, of Richmond, Va. carried
off large majority of the premiums.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Best lady rider, Miss Stella Crockett.
Best rider in single gcntleman's
tournament, II. w. O'Keeffe.
Best rider in married gentleman's 8
tournament, r. d. Gillespie.
Best boy rider, Henry Peery.