The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-30
GREAT FREDERICK FAIR.
The Fair Receipts Far IN Ex-
cess of Last Year.

cess OF Last Year.
The Frederick County Agricul
tural Society are much pleased at
the great success they had at
tanned at the four days exhibition
on Oct. 20 81 % 20. The weather
was excellent and the exhibits in
all tho departments were select.
aud the numbers most e. atifying
The racing also was much in evil
dence and the purses liberal. The
display of horses was the finest
for years and premiums awarded
to the following exhibits:
The horses were judged by j.
w. Dodd. DR.. q. 7. Ssppington
won frat for best gated saddle
horse, aud Capt. l. w. Dorsey,
second. Mrs. l.. Victor Baugh.
mans entry captured the blue RIB
bon for best heavy harness horse
shown in single harness. and Il.
H. Magruder got second prize. b.
f. Doll won first prize for pair Of
horses in harness not less than Is
hands high, Mrs. Baughman tax.
ing second prize. Mrs. Bangh-
man also won first prize for light
harness horse. j. o. Syler taking
second. Winners of prizes on
heavy draught and light draught
horses including Perchsrons, were:
Roy Crum, p. NJ. Hiteshew. X.
Claude Dutrow, II. Drummer, X.
ID. Magruder, ID L. Hedges. 9. l..
Wachter, g. E. Crum, Q. NJ. Bur
dette, II s. Hargett. Judge John
Q. MOtter, Hanson Crum, George
w. Rhoderick. j. ID. Hammond,
w. II. Zepp, Claude Hargett,
John Wisner, o. q. CobleDtz. j.
q. Killer. Elias ID Delauter. John
+. Crum. Lewis Mckenzie, James
Molesworth of g., E. j. Utter
back. Il. b. White. John White
and Sons, A. W. Gaver, g. A.
Ropp, q. NJ. de Garmendia, Geo.
q. Huffsr, Il. s. Poffenberger, II.
V. Smith, q. A. ID. Williams, &.
W. Smith. Il. G. Long. E. h.
White Won $50 prize for best
Percheron herd of a stallion and
six mares. DR.. w. q. johnson
captured all the prizes for Shet
land ponies.
SOME PREMIUM WINNERS.
Judges in the art department
awarded premiums to the follow
ing:
Mrs. S. S. Miller, Mrs. j B.
Williams, Misses Mabel Kindley,
Ruth Mullinix. Clara Stottle
myer. Pearl Smith, Ruth Dixon,
Fannie Zimmerman, Eleanor Dill,
jamie Quynn, Gertrude Steiner.
Sallie Craigler, Mary s. Eichel
berger, Addle Etchison. Madeira
and Edna yesterday. Rose Engle
brecht, Miss HallowelI, Alice
Shope, Hattie NJ. Beaver Harriet
Kolb. Grace Zimmerman, Pauline
Smith, Mrs. j. K. White. Mrs A.
IL. Gill, Mrs. q. NJ. Eader, Mrs
Frank B. Smith, Mrs. William
Anderson, Mrs. Robert Tyson.
In the genealogical department
the following premiums were
awarded:
Apples-Lee Ranneberger. III.
S. Thomas, ID. Il. Fisher. NJ. +.
Cutler, Milton Powell, William Ii.
Bussard, John HartsOck, William
Il Sponseller, ID. Howard Beach
ley. Miss Bette Beachley, Chas
Kinna, Frank L. Lakin and David
A. Sharretts.
Pears-Lee Ranneberger, Miss
Edith Smith and William Wolf.
Quiuces-Mrs. Henry Ora msr.
Grapes-H s. Thomas, Lee
RannebeI ger and II. g. Dutrow.
Farm Products (wheat, corn,
etc. u. q. Huffer, Il. q. Dut-
row, Charles X. Klnna, B. f.
Zimmerman, w. j. Kefauver,
Walter Simpson. w. h. Spon-
seller, John Il. Price, William v.
Wolf, William Ii. Bussard and L.
j. Alton.
Garden Products-El mer f..
Dixon, George Rice, ID. j. Main,
Lee Ranneberger, l.. A. Kolb, w.
G. Kefauyer, e. s. Ramsburg,
Edgar Cutler, Charles Shipley.
ID. kanneberger. Mrs. X. p.
Heard. Foster Summers, q U.
Rem, Lewis McKensie and G. Il.
Derr.
John Eisen hauer's beautiful dis
play of china, lamps, &C.. was
favorably commended and a di-