The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1901-10-01
THE FAIR PRIZES.
LIST OF SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITORS

LIST OF SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITORS
The following is "A list oi the prizes
awarded at the fair lGst week
HORSES.
Thoroughbred stallion, lst.. X e l. Mon
cure; colt, brood mare, Oily years ist
John Haydon: standard bred brood
mare, first, X Z Mullen; second, Ro We
a Co... roadsters, colt , years. w I
t'eytoL; brood mare, Grst, K. l.. Brown
second, K L Sullivan; filly, first, Il 4
Mullen; second, w T Peyton; gelding J
years and over, first, G ii Hurksmp;
second, II p sullivan; single horse or
marc in harness, lst, Count R.d' 'Adhemar;
deavy draught brood mare. .lst, RLBrowni
gslding, Geo. Z Monroe; saddle horses,
stallion or gelding, FIRST, w. 4. Brooks
second, q Ii Hurkamp; stallion or geld
ing years, c II Hurkamp; mare. Alex.
Pratt, mare 3 years, Count d d'AdhemAr;
mules, colt, first and second, X z Sulli-
van.
CATTLE.
Shorthorns-Bull2 years, Judge r II
l.. Chichester first, Geo. + Monroe sec
0no,lst, bull ca.f and COW years, Geo +
Monroe. The first and second prizes
on Jersey, Guernsey and Devon cattle
we're awarded 10 NJ B Rowe X Co.
Ayrshire cattle, two first to NJ b Rowe
* Co.. Jersey grades, two first and one
second 10 ID Is Rowe Il Co two first
and two second TO Julian V Brooks,
aud one second TO Judge Chichester;
grades, one first to NJ b
Rowe IL Co.; Guernsey grades, all prizes
t. NJ b Rowe * Co.; dairy cows, tSo
first and one second TO Rowe X 20
one second 10 G II HurksmT; fat cattle,
first and second TO Rowe Il Co; sweep
stakes on Jerseys, Guernseys and Dew
Ons TO Rowe u Co
Shvep-Shropshire, prizes to Rowe x
Co.
Swine-Berkshire, prizes 10 Rowe a
Co.; Chester, Wyatt Mills.
DEPARTMENT 5.
CLASS Light Brabma fowls and
Plymouth Rock fowls and chicks
NJ b Rowe Il Co. first and second; White
Wyandotte fowls, DR.. N Barney; Buff
Cochin fowls, first, Miss Nora Goolricki
second, L d Cole, Jr.; Buff Cochin
chicks, first. L d Cole, Jr second. Hor-
ace S Cole; white Plymouth Rock
fowls, Emmett Smith Langshang fowls,
{ Mason Smith.
CLASS 2-Indian Game fowls, N b
Rowe e. Co.; brown red lowls and chicks,
Judge Il II L Chichester; Red Horse
fowls and chicks, Anthony Lee, first and
second; Pit Game chicks, fret and sec
ond, Willie Snellings.
CLASS 3-Brown Leghorn fowls and
chicks, M b Rowe & Co. first and Sec
ond; Buff Leghorn fowls, John l.
Brooks; Buff Leghorn chicks, first and
second, John l. Brooks; Black Hamburg
fowls and chicks, Geo. + Newton; Black
Minorcha fowls, first, Miss Nora Cool
rick; second. L d Cole, Jr.; Black
Minorcha chicks, drst and second, Geo.
+ Newton.
CLASS Black Breasted Red Game
fowls, Miss Elsie Wood; Black Breasted
Red Game chicks, first, Miss Elsie
WoOd; second, Hayden Bozel; Brown
Breasted Game fowls, e ID Cole, Jr.
CLASS G-Bronze turkeys, old, M b
Rowe & Co.; Bronze turkeys, young,
n B Rowe & Co., first and second; White
turkeys, old, N b Rowe " Co; White
young, Miss Lydia Orrock.
Glass 7-Pekin ducks, first and sec
ond, NJ B Rowe & Co.; Muscovy ducks,
NJ Is Rowe Il Co.; Call Ronen ducks,
Geo f Newton; Wild Geese and Brown
q
BELGIAN HAREs.
Buck s months and over, first and
second Chss. Koeppen; Doe 8
months and over, first, Chas.
Koeppen; second, Miss Dorothy Wash
ineIon; Buck months and under 8,
first, Miss Dorothy Washington; second,
Chas. Koeppen; Doe 4 months and under
3, first and second, Chas. Koeppen; Doe
with litter, Chas. KoeppeD; first, stcond,
Miss Dorothy Washington.
DEPARTMENT 6.
CLASS White wheat, w Burton;
red Fultz and Longberry, L T Gouldin;
rye, RT Jones; dark oats and white
corn in the ear, l. Gouldin; yellow
corn in the ear, Amos Raines; pop corn,
] II Stockman; corn fodder. X L Jones;
specimen 10 poun III shipping leaf to-
bacco. w w Hall.
CLASS 2-Beets, Andrew Chalmers;
cucumbers. w D Rose; parsnips and
satisfy, Miss Lydia Orrock; pumpkin,
d NJ Chichester; onions, r 2 Sullivan;
sweet potatoes. b Truslow; Irish po-
ta,oes, w d Rose; turnips, L 4 GouldiDi
tomatoes. C A :l'ruslcw; beans, G W
field peas, G III Chichester;
quash. q A Truslow; broccoli, Mrs. W
A McWhirl; halt-peck butter beans,
Mrs w A McWhirt; ears green corn, q
A Truslow.
CLASS 3-lO varieties OF apples, OF
each correctly named, varieties winter
apples, 3 of each, varieties summer and
fall apples, of each, 10 varieties pears,
of each, varieties pears, Of each 3
varieties pears, 2 of each, Mrs DR. u h
Wallace; varieties peachts, of each,
3 varieties peaches, 2 of each, l. X