The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-10-08

hen; Louis Bush, first, pen old stock.
Partridge NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bush,
first, pen.
Barred Plymouth Rocks-Mrs. E. z.
Tower, first. cockerel; second pullet;
A. c. Wotring. first and third, pullet;
and first hen.
Light Brahmas-F. w. Davis, first
and second, cockerel; first and second,
pullets.
White Observation-Disclosures L. Jones,
first, pen; ]. H. Cuppett, second and
third, hen; Mrs. J. H. Cuppett, first
hen.
Black Orpington-J. H. Cuppett,
first and second, hen.
Buff Orpington- Dora Martin,
first hen.
White Leghorns Milo Wilson, first,
cock, first and third, cockerel; first and
third, Pullet; William G. Riley. first.
hen; H. W. Kahl, second cockerel. and
second, pullet; John N. Michael, first
pen.
Buff Leghorns- William G. Riley,
first, pen; first, cockerel; first pullet;
first hen.
Black Minorcas- Mrs. A. Moon, first,
pen young stock, first pullet; William
G. Riley, first, pen old stock; first
cockerel; first cock, first hen and second,
pullet; A. D. MAYOR, second, pen old
stock; Townshend Naylor, third, pullet.
Hamburgs-William G. Riley, first
and second, cockerel, first pullet; Eve
Ign Chevuront, second pullet and third,
cockerel
Bantams- Scott Shirer, first cockerel,
first and second, pullet; Arthur Hine-
baugh, first cock; Edward Pollock, first,
hen and second, cock; William Snyder,
first, pen; Evelyn Chevuront, second
pen; Richard Sanner. third. cock.
Silver Championships. E. z. Tower,
first, eockerel, first, second and third
pullets.
Gulneas-George Sanner, first pen.
Turkeys, Buff Burbon-Miss Ger
trude Browning, first cock and first, hen.
Turkeys, Bronze-Miss Margaret
Sollars, first, cock.
Indian Runner Ducks George T.
Porter, first, pen; Ashford H. King,
second pen, first drake, first, second,
and third, ducks; Mrs. J. H. Cuppett,
second. drake.
White Pekin Ducks-Miss Margaret
Sollars, first. drake, first and second,
ducks.
Colored Muscoyy Ducks-Charles
Moon, first, drake and first duck.
The Special Prizes offered were
awarded as follows:
100 pound bag of dry mash offered by
Dixon and Kelso was won by John N
Michael with his pen of white leghorns.
Silver Cup offered by James D.
Hamill was won by w. McCulloh Brown
with his pen of Rhode Island Reds.
Baking Dish offered by j. M. Davis
for the best pen of White Orpingtons
was won by Harland L. Jones.
William G. Riley won the 100 pound
bag of Scratch feed offered by II.
Cruetzburg for the largest exhibit of
chickens in the show.
Miss Gertrude Browning won the 81. 50
in gold offered for the best turkey
gobbler shown from Garrett county.
Mrs. A. Moon was awarded the 25
pound pail of Acme Poultry Food of
fered by A. D. Naylor & Co. for the
best pen of Black Mlnorcas.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
The exhibits of butter, ~ in all, was
very fine and attracted great attention.
There were two splendid jars of home
made lard; two exhibits of cheese; two
of eggs.
Butter First, Mrs. Anna Casteel,
second, Mrs. H. c. Hostettler.
Two pound print butter First, Mrs.
B. F. Browning, of Terra Alta, w. Va.
second, P. H. Simmons.
Lard-First, E. o. White, Jennings
Md; second, Mrs. H. C. Hostetler.
Cheese-First, Wensell sisters.
Cream-First, Mrs. Truman Castell.
Oakland
Eggs-First, Mrs. A. Moon; second,
A. D. Naylor.
There were three exhibits of chest
nuts.
Wheat -four Garrett county wheat
First, Dixon & Kelso, Oakland.
Buckwheat four-First, Dixon &
Kelso; T. B. DOMAIN, Mountain Lake
Park.
Miller McAndrews, of Swauger's
Mills, New Germany, brought to the fair,
a sack of water ground buckwheat flour,
old style grind; splendid specimen of
flour. An order was given Mr.. Nc
Andrews for 100:pounds, for shipment
east.
Corn meal-First, Dixon & Kelso:
second, D. B. DOMAIN.
Graham Flour First, T. B. DOMAIN.
An order was taken for barrel of this
flour.
Pugh & Beaver exhibited sack of
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