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Mr*. O \\ TroiitiAnt or Premium*Awarded Bt the Fourteenth AftnnallR** Wo\ 11 oner. A. Powell 1I Falrol the Hancock County Agri Rest Jar A|*|*le Butler, A. W10 cultural Society, liclJ at Findlay,I StrotherO ., October 5th, Oth and 7th, 188 ft. I Blt;«t gallon Maple Mlt;da**ca, class a—houses ron all wour I • Maitln Beat Stallion, 4 year* old, DBoat Mbs. Maple Sugar, MartinBeat Peach Preserves, Mr*, ti tV. Trout Best Canned Fruit, A. W.Strother Best Currant Wine, A. W.Strother Best Ulacklturry Wine, A. W. Strotherl!estf!rapc Wine, A. W. Strotli-Boat gallon Sweet Cider, A. W StrotherHUli 85 00Second best. Sand Switzer 4 IK)Beal S-allion, 3 years old, KzraKarn 4 00Best Gel ling. 4 venre old. W.Ta.vlor 4 t)0Secou I 'mM, Joshua Umar 1 3 miBe*t G- Ming. 3 year* «H, P.Vanhorn !l Oil1See.,n I Iw-'i. J C Marlin 2 UUBeal (I. hlinj. 2 yi-a.rs old, C.VnUhoru 2 00II Nt Gelding, I year old, II. II.A b ,n I 00Be t Mar*-, 4 years old, JacobStoker 4 00.•I best, A. Phillips 3 00De.-i Mar**, 3 year* old, John M-mmey 3 00Si -n I best, Lewis Bowen 2 00Bos' Marc, 2 years old, Jacob Beat IIv• i ‘ ••tit (Inline-Stoker 2 00j » 1 '■■) Mr*. Elizabeth Al-Second best, J. Mi sutnora 1 00! bertsonBest Spring Mare Colt, Lewis Best pair Woolen Blankets,Mi,wen Samuel SwitzerBest Brood Marc, Elizabeth (Rest ft yards Barred Flannel,Albertson 4 00 Elizabeth Burlierclass u-IIKAvr drait. Bcst Wooltn Mittens, Mrs.„ . „ Elizabeth AlbertsonBest Stallion. 4 years old, S. J Best WoolcnGlovcs. Mrs. Geo.Mooney.Best Woolen Socks, Mrs. D. J. Kim mol60 w( HiW) il Hifti) on |l.a 2ft «»2 00 mlt;25 to,I*23 for bu25heKCLASS «—llOl -llnl.O rAUMIC*.Best 10 w;nl* R , r Carpet, Mrs.George M ..»hiey 81 0t nBest pair double fSvcrlida. C. i, Line 2 00 ro,Best piir i- .Is Coverlids,1 I *l oo lo ... I’llSwitzer 85 00Second boat, A. J. Baldwin 4 00 Best Marc, 3 years old, JohnFranks 4 00Second best, Emanuel Fifcr 3 00|'BeStnWj00^ ®^‘;king,, Mr,‘I in2» tinBest Gelding, 3 years old, JShoemaker 4 00Second Iwat, Josiah Elder 3 00'Best Patch Work Quilt, Mrs.Jacob Stoker 2 08Gelding, 3 ,»r,. a. Elder I e.)LS.r firtftfiCW 1 “J. Markle ftuSecond best, Jacob Shoemaker 2 00 Best Pair Draft Horses, JohnJames 4 00class e—Houses roa liort iiarkkm. Best Pair Matched Geldings,U. II. Henuel 84 00Second best, II. K. Henderson 3 00 Best Gelding for Light Harness,Harry Wickerd 8 00Second best. Joshua Minard 2 00 Best Mare for light harness, Elilicncli 3 00Second best. Henry Matson 2 00 Best Gelding for Saddle, Win MartinBest Mare for Saddle, J »ih M iuard3 003 00Best one lb Linen Sewing Thread, Mrs. Ezra KaraCLASS 8—MILLINERY.Best Bonnet, J U Mnloy, Dtp 1° Worsted Embroidery, Mrs. D ,WfC. Connel Dip.Infants Clothes, Mrs. GeorgeMoomey Dip.CLASS C—ORNAMENTAL SHELL WORK Ornamental Shell Work, EzraKarn 8100CLASS V—FLORAL.Best Arranged Boquet, KateElms 75Best Basket Flowers, A. W.Strotiier 75Best Specimen Penmanship, J.W. Powell 1 00Bct Aiubrotype, Zay A Shell 1 00Best Photograph, Zay A Shell 1 00CLASS W—FRUIT*.Best 5 varieties Winter Apples,A. W. Strother 82 00Second best. Win. Martin Ilost Fall Apples, A. W. StrotliCLASS I)—ROADSTERS.Beat Trotter, L. W Watt 83 00 Best Racker, C L. Turley 5 00CLASS B—JACKS AND MULES.Best Jack, Jacob Shoemaker 83 f,0 Best Jennet, Jacob Shoemaker 2 50 CLASS r—GRADED CATTLE.Best Bull. 1 year old, John MarkleSecond best, Wm. Mnrlin 1 00 Best Bull Call', T. J. McConnel 1 00 Bust Cow, 2 years old, JohnMarkle 4 00Sccou I best, Lewis llowcn 3 00 Best Heifer, 2 rears old, AimerLenar I 8 00s-. . . r McConnel 2 00I . - .1 . i • : . Lewis11 vr 2*i0Best ili-iii • it 1 J MtCon100CLASS X—VEGETABLES. Best Irish Potatoes, 1 bush., C. , (1 i A Cron lager ( .it. l.J M.C muel 2 C“bb*Se* Elt;rai vesrs old, A. Leonard 5 00- ■ »ud best. A. Leonard 4 0oi 1 infer, 2 years old, JohnAiark!' ' 4 ®! 1W*tBeS-vond best. Abner Leonard 3 Ooj 8,• I , ,slt; AND STUCK ATIS.E. ,3 , Da, , ,. Best IV ik Work Oxen, M. Baj I terabit 81 0j Ib.st P mi ,.s, (;l in No.) SBest 3 two year old Steers, J. II HallmanMarkle 3 001 101 mi 1stSecond best. Mm. Martin Best Peaches, A. W. Strother Bust Pears, A. W Strother Best Quinces, Mrs G. IV. TroutBest Grapes, A. W. Strother I Be-t J bmli. Dried Peaches, pared, Jacob Stoker P t»l f bush. Dried Apples, Ja-l cob Stoker3 00 tci 1 00. st« 1 00}1 00 ,a,.he• Oil I.KKD. 1. T J. MeK; Ilost l hush. Onions, Mrs. GI W Tv.• it' Best 4 huih.T, rat i, S Swit81 00,5ftI I5075quupCLASS I—rAUM PHOOCCTS.Best bushel Wheat. Ezra Karn 81 00Best bushel Rye, Martin Cox 7ft 04 JJJJ Bust bushel Barley, S. H. Hud-manBest bushel Corn (in the car)J. Stoker Best 4 bushel Tiinothv Seed,lt;1 W. Trout Best j bushel Sweet Corn, A.PowellBest k dlnn Drie 1 Sweet Corn,Mr*. G. W. Trout 75 .CLASS A A—*WBEF*TAKE8. jal81 no,th.Best Fine Woolo.1 Ewe Lamb, Kwo, Sylvanu* Newcomer 3 0u «e;Sylvanu* Newcomer 1 50 ,le9» Stallion, Samuel Switzer ft IK) dr1 Second best. Jacob Gorby 1 0C j.41’*1 S’eldin.-; Jaoob Shoemaker a “4«« CLASS!—SIIEEt*.ly Best Wooleil Buck. 2 years old id, Samuel Kcinl.deSecond be-’, J. B. Bamc 3 00Beat Fine Wo, 1 Buck, 1 yearold, Sylvaims Newcomer 3 00Second best, Samuel Kemble 2 00Jlest Fine Wooled Lamb Sami.Kemble 2 00Second best. Jacob Gorby 1 00Best 3 Kino Wooled Ewes, twoyears old, Jacob Gorby 4 00Second beat. Buit A- Lamb 3 0)is Best 3 Fine Wooled Ewes, one, year ollt;L Jacob Gorby 3 00!”, ',t Bck._8smuel Kemble5uBeat Cow, Abrucr LeonardDISCRETION A lit4 0»Pair Linen Stockings, Mrs. D. J. Kimmel1 Best li Fine Wooled Lambs,Sylvan us Newcomer 2 00Second best, Jacob Gorby 1 00class j—SWINE.Best Boar. Jonathan Parker 81 00 Butter. Mrs. O W. TroutSecond best. Homer Vanzaul 3 00 Confectionery, C. YunckerBest Sow. William Martin 3 00 Sugar Caue Strpper. M. R.Second best. Homer Vnuzant 2 OO1. Stout, recommended Best 5 Pigs. William Martin 2 00 j Pouting on Glass, E. P. Phil-CLASS K roRI.TBV. L 1*)9 ,,Best Pair Chickens. Pet. Stru- Stocking \ am, Ezra KarnI 50 hawing Machine, B. S. Mun-Best Pair Turkeys, Peter Sim- I ., ?eo ...50|^ I ,c° ^“shot, Miss Hattie L.|[ Bust Pair Ducks. George Dipert ML -riis CLASS L.Best 2 Horse Wagon, S. A J. | C. ConnelFnrgeson 83 00 Boots and Shoes, Thompson ABest Corn Shelter, R. S. Mun Browngen A Co. 2 00 Bead Basket. Miss Hattie AdamBest Spriug Wagon, J. P. Kerr 200 j Hair Rahhits, John Cox 2ftclass w. ; Linen Towels, George Dipert 2ftBest fl Ax Helve*. Eli Phillips » 58 Sdj0?' House Furniture, U. S.Best Barrel Flour. Norwood A I- -M-U,^n * 1Cn~Patterson 1 80he Best Single Carriage, J. P.Best display Poultry, JacobAdamsj Jerusalem Cherry Tree, Reboe-Cromley1 00ca Wiseman | Second best. G. F. Smith Case Furs, Hats, Caps, Ac., D. C. ConnelAfavi8 2ft5t:t2 00ol/tr2 ftor2ftloB4 002ftLi!50-St2ft•*Rec.ptlrRo«-Reo |Read Basket, Kat« Elms 50 ,Elliptic Sewing Machines, J ulmKerr2 00Kark. BMt__rromap Bum. J r. ..iSBBtSaw^fsim00RoeRer.RerS Rost ............ R S - - I’urnp, E. C. Markle .«Beai 'uurcnu. 11 A K. Distsch 2 I'd T““ lt;*'••«•cla-s o-d oi. r.j mam . altlmes . ha»e reelved oil interesting let11,• .. . I,, n Mru iter from a resident or this county.i ' a ion bo '* nn 9 lo'“ Obscn-ation,, ' M * through Uio Western State*, but ft = ’Wf. H“rJ ho*P’ Mrs RQ cxtmms length prevents iU publiM.Elisabeth Albertson 1 • Best Jar Lard, G. W. Trout‘JJj1 CLASS P—CAMMED FBLII.!0. Best Jar Quince Presorvos, Mrs.G W Trout •1 liesl Jar Currsnt Jelly (Red)cation.Illisaeir,| Paper ii again on tint ramj- .e. I consequently we want wort mo .cy I Who spsaAi trstJ
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