Premium List.
:'; . the following is the pre i
the Thirtieth Annual Fair .;
hanna County AgrieUlturall
held at Montrose;-,, Wed
Thursday, Sept. 3 .au d,14,
. ' DIVISION ; I.:
Itories. ,
Best 'heavy draft stallion;:sire of'.
.1'..... ; . best four 'bolts. .... .: ....$6 2d $3
Best quick draft stalliou,.sire:iir.,
‘''best four c01t5.... ,'.....:-:- 6 3
Beat-stallion, fouryears old Ewa , '
upward - .'..........1 J ..., :,.:, 5
Best , brood niare.,,aud cdlt:-.',... :).`,. 6 3
"
single gelding over fiiiir yearsl
old raised in the county..... 5 .
Best single mare over four -years'.-,
old raised in the.cOunty..... - 5
Best single horse not raised. in the
county'-...'::.........'„ . ....'. 3 ~
Best prat of hOrses or mares rais-
- ed in the county,.... .. . .. ~ . '6
Best pair of horses or mares not '
raised in the county, 5 .
Beit pair three-year-old 001t5.... - .. 4 . '•
pair two-year-old colts. ' _ 4.,
", 3 year-old colt, (gelding or.. \- - :
..- ,mare,)...... .. . ........ 3
Best two-year-old oft. • 1 - 2 •
'• ". 'on e-vfiar-old 'dolt, .‘: ~ ' 2,.
. •
" suckling colt. , ' •. 2'
Fastest pair walking horses in
harness, twice around' track: $
Fastest single walking horse in
- . harness twice around. track. 3 -
Jtid es-- . . ri , -..Montro se;
. Ei F G iith
Clark Sisson, Bention ,Centre, Luzerne
county; A. B. Walker, Nicholsou,Wyom
ing_pounty. , I • _
DIVISION 11. • .
' Class I.—Du rhams. 1
~
Best' herd of six, bull aid five •
i - femalee.: .... .. ... . . . ....CU ,
Best Durham bull two years old
:
and upwards. .. ... . ....... 6 3
Best Durham 'Cow four ‘years old -. •
and upwards 5 ,3
Best-Durham bUltone year old.. - 5 2
'" Durham heifer: tiree years . .
•
old - 3 '2
Best Durham heifer two years old 3 •2
" Durhath heifer one year old. 3
" Durham bull ca1f..:... ...: 3
" Durham heifer. ca1f....;....'- 32' ,
Class 2.—iarade Durhams.
Best - herd' of six - . bulland five
females J 1 35
'Best bull two years o .and up,. , ~ -
- ld
- :ward o; ....... .... ~... ~ .. 3
Beat cow four years old arid irp
- wards . 3
Best - heifer three year's old: ......3.
four y, arlings.... :3- ; ...-.,
i
• fAur c lies - .....:..- 3, •
".bull calf..' ' , ' 1 ... 2 -
" heifer calf 1 ' 1 ' " '2
IJudge
. 1 - .-
senry'• , - lialpiti,Friendsiille',;
If illiaT Grave', Pimock ;, - ,Horace Brews
ter. Bridiewater.: ', 1 , '• '.
Class 3.—Devon 8.
... ,_
Best , hfrd of . ., - six, -- ,:bull•and :five '
• erriViles' ...:.$lO
Beat t hul.l !..FF,q,,, years old- and. -up- -
wards.,,,, - . - / ..,„ ~... I. ~. . . 6 ,*, .0
Best ':ull'brie year ola - •'- . 3
.
f ,c,?sy full! .years 'old and , up.:.
wardit.,:.,,-.....,,.......... r .'.....i . -5 -.' . .- -- 1
Best heifer three years old.; 4. fi'
-;,..,', :a'ff 1!4 -.: two —, I "' ' = '.. .....
,' ;.' 3- , ; '' i
--:- gg ..'one ".* , ' - ; 3'- ' •
....i" , " -' , calf - " •.• ':'.':.....' 3 1-
V,. iglii eitif'. . v:i,. -.; `...;s .., . :,. . '.,. - 3
'.
, . .
j .Class 4: :Grade bevons. - -
Bete Wird fife six, '13'611 and five -'
t '''.a ft.:wilt-a..
~, ; „1 . , P .-.:-i.•.', '.';-:. .. . . $5
Best bplll,Fo‘lear4l 'Old ' and' tip?
waids.... , ..!,!.,...........: ,3 .
Best-caw-four . .yeai l s l Old frturi-
wa..ds.-..... -.':'. ::.- :1 ...,•-. . .... 3
ReSt heifer three years,old . ,.. 3 , .
--"' -" ' ' - tWo ' "r` ' `......,.
,3 :'''
5 4 . ti: la k e: .$ , , .... , ~. -'3..
- ", - foUr: Yiarlinii:.;. - ....... '...., 3..
it o', cal res. .•.1. . . . .. ... .. "3
i,:i' bull.`'calf ......:.. .... g. : - -
~‘ " heifer calf . : .'....'•••• ::......-•-• • 2 —, ...,... 4
• Judrs-4-B. H. M 1 lford, Montrose,
0.. F. Perigo, - BrooklYn ; B. E.. Beebe
nklic: .„., -. , ,
,‘ , -.
'•,-. ' . '' Choi' S.Oxen and Steers
-•,,,
Best -pair- wilt ing ::,oxen- four . '. - -
~,, pars, 01d.,.;;•'-': 1 .4- - ..: .:. . . ...i. 6 - 3
Best pair steers 4.ilie vears-old.{. 3., _
2
it ,To _,' 44:--iwo , " .. 3 ' . - :2 ,,
cc cc. ~, , -
it one ", ~. • 3
" 4 ‘ 4 ' - '''Calves - broil:ill by boy.. 3, 2
;I"' '• 144 . 2 fit cattle•• . • .•• •• • • •
‘-‘ .:-.5 r•
cow or steer. ..; .. . :.-...... 3 - 7'7' ,l
-,_ __.,!
--'.- 47-iftd ge —Prat! g'e ' - 1} d
.d*ln - , - 40.1.1 . etaysin
Oe_ ntre;. yiriti..!.T. Auitin,..Pridgpwater ;
Orrin Pridiard; Springville. — : - ' •
.f.,-.. lderneys.
ilefit herd: of six, i alt and „ficre: -.. ,
:,',.feinales. - .. . . :..'...' .....; ;a. I,:o l 'z''''
*"
bull. ...." • .:.. 'p' .- -- '- 3
cow ••. ••.. . •., J. ."- .! 1 -. •. • ~...,.. ~ - 5 .
~,3
" heifer three years dd....-. 3 ,f7' 2'
,
• ... 14 - :',,,", --two , tic :,".. ...., 3 - 2
' ‘s,'-' vs4"-'.:.. ,one, - ~ . , 41 ..
- . , ....5. , O ' ' " 2
" bull ealf.'..-...". :. 3-:
g bird Grade :Alderneys, bull"
and five-females•••. 11•••••••• 5
Class 7.—Ayrshires. -
~.
' ''.
Beat herd ~:of-4sixo bull and. fie ' .
~.,:: femodO s .^..:•.•• ~ 111 ••••.I.*. O r • . 1 • 10..' , ,
.
.M; b u rr i ' ir 4••• 1 . • 4 . 10 ; • * 1 ; ;! .•
• • • . 6 g
'''
' 3
, i a
- - dt
c0w4.•,,,,,,:,.:••., ! • .4-Ca ••••01. IP • • • e• 7 ,, ,
....m,
..t.beifirtlitee ears 01d... •,.. ~.
~,,
ee-- two de - - ',„ 3- - ' , - 2
-$ $$ - "'' -i4. 1 .f..•• 3., \ ~,.',,.'
. . ,
. • -.•- . , - . . 8 - 1• A •-.,..•).:
:,“ „ .“. • i.,,ealdr. a . ... i 0 • a .• ' ~ ' '.. ' ~.., ' a
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a, , ;rair . -1 ,•••.- - 0 ~.-.., ~.„ . -...-,
f • .;4111#911g9Ww.p--.10.w. 4 ..• i ....w:-..,--- : '-'” --.—• -
. .
E. W. Rose, Silver Lake.'
Jr:VISION ITT
Class I.—Sheep,
Best fine wool buck.... . . 5
"'
three tine 'wool - ewes; . . . ..... 3
cc tc . cc, l am b s
o.lmiddle col .butk :.... 3
three m ddle, wool ewes. 3
I"‘ lambs.... 3
mum IA of
f the • plue
lSoeiety to be
lesday and
1876. .
.Bess:
`breedin
`,‘
fourpi!
01d....
Judges—
Maur' Birch
Gage, SilTer'
Best trio to
lass 2.,—Swine.
.. ; 5
rsow. • • • ;II IC 11 ' ;' '•
5 ~
43 over three rnonths
1.. 3
'atnok Byrne, St. Josephs, i
!art], Forest Lake ; Ebenezer
Lake.
;Class 3. 7 - Poultri. keys
.... .. 2
k 2
cksp .
nish,. ... 2
rkings
2.
triburgs...'..f ...... 2, --
1i0rn5....5..... .... ..2
ndans - ,
ntains. ' .. 2
e- - , - i . • ''' 2' 1
.I•llk.aresol.4l ..... ... ,
6EB ............ ..... 2
E. Baldwin, S.. A. Pettis,
ett,
4. , lclntrci,se. • ,
- Dl.V.t§lo. IV. '
ssl.-11ope' Products.
i. firkin .
butter.* 2a $3 3d $2 4th $1
Arkin . , : 1
butter:. $5 2d $3 3d°s2 4tli. $/
e; not :. ' ! - ' 1
25 ._ lbs . . $4 2,d $2
.butter '
tid rolls. : . $3 2d..52
inegar not ;
au 1 gal..
;maple
" "bf
sz do
irc
tt
cr•.; ..•cc g ;
d
Judges
Rodney Je
IP, CI:
Best tub o
" June ,
13etlt:tub o
Sept.'
Best etiee
than'
Best 10 lb:
in po
Best cider
' - less t
'Beet, 10
$1 1
•
1 'Class 2.—Seeds.
el corn in ear. .. . 3
,'b:_ white winter wheat.. 2-
1 ' spring wheat... 1
rye.. • 1 •;
" i oats. 1 1
barley 2
`sugar
Best 10 lb-
Best bush'
" bus
it I cc
-" 'Vest's sweet c0rn.,...
,
Class 3.—Fruit and Vegetables,
Best and greatostvariety, not less
tharsti;of winter apples.... 2
Bestand greatebt variety, not less 1
'than six, of fall app1y5....... 2 :
Best and greatest Variety, not less i
than ! three, of pear 5:....,... 2 ,
'Best -and greatest variety of 1
. quin4es ': 1'
,Best apd greatest variety of
1 -
plums. ...• 1.,
Best and greatest variety of grapes
- .
not less ttian - three, grown in ,
f e
.•• the ' tiunty' ' , . - • 2
Best and greatest variety' of vege— '
''.:' tiibl 5.....1. .... ....- ... • ... 3 :
Best 5 e bage healis..... . . .. .. . 1
sc
" 'l2 r tabagas.... .
" 5' till *Shea... ..... . . , ......
" .4 . p nipkins.... ..... ~ . ..• .
!‘..12„ tads. :, .........„.....
X 62
l'' 8-....,".:.',•- ' ' -.: - .. ::-. -'
;ads eauliflower....- .-- .....
0inat0e5........ - ... , ....
el .potatoes A •••••• •
. ld• squashes., - , ....-1 ; .:
. ~,
1 -el.carrots.....',.' - '....- 4 -,
4 ' " "i '- •• "I" l'' .
ii'el mangel wurtze . .
lel sugar bee ".-
tt.-:. - . , .
~. • • 1 - Iv
i , circler, beefs.
184 . -- Wm. T. 'Moxley, New Mil
airy. C._ Berthplf, . Jessup ;; „Veil
, ,h - tcF l ,,,iLaifOrci: , .
. PIN T I* - 101C V. - . ..
I
1 ,
-Carriages and , gabipetiN r
'Made M. the Cohniy. - _,,..1 ` : .'
b) '';' -- - ' . '''i l
e carriage . ~
..;.,.
le carriage:. . ... . 2
1 ber wagon - .3 !i.
i
1 ocrat .wagon ........ `.., . 3 .
Igle . .Aeikh. •:•'•••:. ' : :
th0er i 5et.........'...'....` . .,.4 -
.. .. . : -: ..
e, , . -. , -.. 2 ' •
I. 'Class 2.---Leither, &e. ' -,
" 5 13;
" 12 '
" bus
~ 5 ,fi
«• bus
" btls ,
" bus
ir, 12
• Judg
.uerePtir
Class 1
Best do
" sin
" lu
«; sici
:':
". to #1
r fine boats.. .. . ..
.common boots . ... -1, ,
bides hapt.ss leather:.
"- leatber.....
": • wile' leather... 2
double. harness • 2
gle harness ..:. :•........
ImPlernents and Bla . ckiniith
plow ?-
Tow 1
tivator.....
. 2
irn power 2
Best pa
Pair
or se ,
ic Si
Class
&I
Best.
" ha
" Cu
, c co
" St
'oh!ic fi r
tit
h i
" WS,
41 4u ,
tW!
.
Bhitg machine.. 1
ttgr
11iortie power arid thresher 5
ci, t 4 CC tt 3,
m- mill and power.. 5
gyring 6
Ft . : s. 4
cc On
",far:
Beat; mi
2d , !
3d ."-. "
Best hay has tedder s
Judge-rivae CroCker, Jr., Mhntrios
H RiOderlied, Bracknex, H M. toner ;
-
- ‘- -
Hanford::: i
' DIVISION; Vii:
Class'is-- Domestic Manufactures.
Best . 19 yards f1anne1; ....... 2 • I• .
woolen 'carpet. .. .'.`...2
iU
41 - 44.
iWOOS
" 44' 66
t!.3.9 yards linen 'clot. .:
:cassimere loth '1.,. "
x.
- , o ;` •
'wow 4ti t.,
Lifoitisl4oloo*j
TRE,,9:--;-i:1fi.70.,:':;
•
I e
.50 I
'Mrs John F Hunter,.Mrs. R S Searle,
Bridgewater.
Flass 2.—Fine Arts, Ornamental Needle-
Work, &c. •
Best. photograph's; Diploma.
" quilt of any. kind..... 2
" display.of fancy I,irticles. !,.. 2
spread...... ... . . `.2
"
tidy - 1
fine .ernbroidery.
" chair
" knit 5haw1.............
" deflection of flowers.. • • 2
" vase of f10wer5.'............
bouquet
" exhibition of engravings.... 2
" lainP mat. •
• " speciMen worsted
"" ornamental work...,
" 'penmanship... . .....1 -
Gluss
1_
3 --11neurnerated:
Judges--Mrs Davi'l 0 Minkler,
Meadows .- Mrs 'James Sprout, Bridge.
'water; Jo in:.'Brown, Forest Lake; S B
McCain; Rnsh.
Rules and Regulations.
1. The. committee and. Secretary liave
an office on the Grounds,, 'where the
Judges are requested-to mee at 9 o'clock
on the 2d :day
_when their names
called and I vaeaticies filled ; and . they
will-be furnished with , the Kooks of En
try, when they will proceed to decide up
on the. merits oi the articles and animals
entered for premiums, and report in
\writing at one o'clock, same day. ..
2. It is -importnnt - that all persens ap•
pointed on Awarding Committeeteshoold
be present at that hour. The judges
can resort for instructions and to make
outtheir reports to the - office. '
3, Any animal entered for exhibition
in one class, cann ot complete in any
other eltiss, ,except as one of a herd.
4. The Judges 811411 in all cases with
hold premiums When the animals or
articles are not worthy; though there be
110 competition. • ,
5. Exhibitors wishing to compete for
premiums are requested to have their
articles 'or animals entered In the Secre
taky's Book before the . close of the first
day of the Fair. No animal or article
can take a premiuni not entered for Com
petition previous to the Books - going into,
the bands of the Judges, and they must
be on the grounds for 'exhibition . by 9
o'clock a: m. of the . second' day or they
cannot take a premium. - No' animal or
article can be removed befbie the close
of the exhibition without the Consent of
the Executive Committee.
6. Superintendents of the different
departments will have all animals -'and
articles systematically . arranged.-- ,Tbe
officers or the Society and Superintend
ents will be known by 'their' official
badges. .
7. Noy premium will he-awarded to any
petson exhibiting - aiticles or animals not
entered in the ..name of the bona fide
owner of the same.
B...Persone hibiting full blood animals
for _premiums, must leave. the pedigree of.
their stock with. the Secretary for, the
consideration of. the Judges tnereori and
till animals competing 'for
,preininms as
through hreda, must ha recorded, or en.:
titled to record in the respective Herd
Books. "
.9: Preiniums not. called fbf.befOre Jan.,
Mary Ist will be considered donated to the
Society: '
10-. _Persons not residents of this County,
• , .
exhibiting, animals ..or articles deemed
wotth`y iif a premium by the Judges, shall
only
,he en titled to a diploma . therefor.
A suflicitnt police, ftfre,e- willtbe in at
fendarioe,-day and - giat, to protect the
property of exhibitors. . _
Arrangements are made for keeping
stock over- night in covered 'stalls.
. There will, be a committee at the en
trance of the Fair Grounds to direct all
persons driving in stock overnight.
Entries can be made at any time pre
vious to the Fair by leaving word with
or,writing.to the Secretary, D. S. Brews-'
ter, -Montrose. ' _
Judges and' Supertendents that are
present-in time will .reeeive, •a,ticket for
dinne.r'•
Daily Order of Arrangements. . .
The gates will be open from 7 o'clock
a. m. until 5.p. m.,.each day. September
13... tire, day ~at - 1 p.-m., a trial of speed
for the fastest walking horses will take
place. fastest double team,premiuin $5.
Fastest single horse, premium $3.
The . seconA .
. day,,._Sf . t_pteinher_ 14, at, 10
o'ckaZitir..' werand‘tavaleade of hoises
in '
hki!nesß will takc,,plact)..pn the truck..
At I 0 o'clpck;ria, - - . thlt:icalll iit tbe-Snper
fiinten:
. ero,' , Vise first wilt stieinble.'; in
fron OA ihe Judgel_s' -itand for eillibiqon
and ffpal inspection. At,ll o'cjack, sin
: gle 14ndriiii4tebg horses, , ; - '.41 111., W o ei c ,
coltei:','!AfgAlbek4l4,iii.; th.El;o46sB—
.
At 4ro'clock l annqpcement (,)f Abe aw4ril
of premiums. ,To:o;ftelndel with an4x
, hibitOn of general ' :: driving op
.. tbe -- traCk.
litlee at'Adimiiioon. '
'Nei' e viiil _be .if O. badges .or
.._ .
tickets issued, but :all animals.:and'.art,i
, ,,
'cies enteredfor coin petition free of charge.
except, horses. - For, each . ‘ aarnhasion !of
ad ul to ,25 cen ti , will -be cbargek (elci i pt
to life menibe.is).,'io4' 'l5 ' cents; for 041.
dren u natl., 12:- ye,ayt ; 'of .7a0;.:,' .
-14:180.'t",25
cents; for'each adnnision_ of double teanis,
;and 15 c''..nts . .for single hc.kigos; : :, . ?
~: . guperanten4i3i*. ,- - ,;1, -
Geitfrrat , - SuperiOtendeOß G. troll
er, Mt) atrose. ~ : ' -;,-: • :;,i ~
Aset, , SolitirintSfldititl-Wl,,,Biltii,lB
- Y) ..' r:;:7 .- ':, ; ; : v . : . ,'' -''
A
Suilrinteaorji4attiffirtd: l +
gfitilW ol i t s ,.UA 11 1 4 to 4 ::il t. - 011 j
` , -Suptt- Oultrv.-Anthon7 Beck. _ L
- Sup*Agricuitimaj Aill-4 , .. baßgdon_.
• i: Suet Dairy 1141.1741 Whitt,
• • .
Sup't' Vegetable . Hall—Edwin Lath.
, , •
Sup't Frnit-LO. Jessup.
Sup't,"Floral Hall--Mrs.M.artha Knapp,
and rdra. Edwin Lathrop.
Plowing. Match.
The. Plowing Matoli wilt be held on.the
farm 'of Ll'ohn Hit titer, South -Bridge
water, on Saturday, Sept. 2d, at ro'clock
Ist , -premium. .
Judges—Mosea . S . ._Tyler, Jonathan
Gardner tiD. Hinds Bridaewater.
. . . , • - ,
,: Special Premium.-
.
Best acre of spring 'wheat .% ..'.525 '
46 ~ .6 5 winter 2-*` ' . ' 25
Sample of wheat' 'to be exhibited, not
leis that one bushel;' and premium` to be
awarded at Fair Of-1876. - Competitors to
give 'fall statement of mode` ::culture,
amount'of iseed sown - and fertilizer used,
how and when • applied, nature - and con
dition of the scAl. underdrained 'br , not,'
and such other information is may be
required by the Judges that tnay be of
benefit to the 'public, etc. ' • -
.
AVERY PRINK,
, - -
J. C. MORRIS, - Ex Com.
HENRY SHERMAN,, , • ,
D. T. BREWSTER, H. H. Surnittn,
Secretary._ President.
Montrose; Aug 80;1870. ' '
LARGEST OM BEST ASSORIMEE IN THE EOllllll
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS AND, CAPS,
In. =the
NVF7Ail : goods' bought with care and for 'cash 'only.
gain's . just received.— • • , . ' ,
Country Produce of all kinds - marketed in Philadelphia and New York.
"Welcome" to both old and new customers.
Groitt f3en'4, - May - 10th, i 1.870,
MO ed..
THE POPUIIR MI! 6000 S lAD MIRING ROUSE
.&
ROSENBAUM CO' •
.
Is still in Montre r se,,being establiebed nearly a quarter of a century, and intend to be another . Are carrying tile
largest arid most co mplete assortment of Dry Goods, Ready-Vide Clothing, &c., of any other firm in the
County. Our facilities for buying in large quantities of first. ban& by 'the original' packages, and by haViDga
resident buyer constantly in the market,is sucb,that it makes it almost an impossibility for any new or old dealers
to compete with ns in -prices..
S. Detisatter; having just returned from New'. "fork wi th - „tt large stock: of Seasonable goods; boughtfor
cash at the most favorable rater, prices being so tempting that ho bought heavier, than usual l and mostly at Imp
Auction Sales. We will, can and shall sell them a low Oastonishingly lores. • 1.
GUTTENTIVIW;
DRY GOODS, CIRPET'S," MILLINERY AND GOODS, LADIES'
.AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
X'i -- ' 0 ;4P. t , 74 , Nr - ;',1)4:: 0i i 43.?e,. ,
Pine lot of• Cloths, .Cassimers and Fuitings, for Custom Work. Measures taken and perfect 'fitting guirU
te ed. Only reliable goods sold that will bear Irecommendation. Price list fumishedon applitvilort as our cse.
tom. We will say for one and all, that we defy competion. Respectfully yours,
GIITTEDIBURG, ROSENBAUM & 00.
, .., ,•,..,-...--..":- ^r
Montrose. April :120876
- WHOLESALE DEALER. -
LAMPS, PAL AiL.:O;i.JASB LAMiPS; HAND LA
BtfIigE.REV,WICKS, SHADES; SHAIA. Jac.; cfac.
DYIRY MO Of PUNT
Prima Guaranteed as Low as any HMSO in Southern A*11,4.
Address tior4mptly- Attended To.
icpEsw : jolie.plusTANG : .
-14.-.:!',-
We ;ete°eotitin.iisliy addidg tidy material' to our office; pad with our
La* .Stock • oc : 101) TM . ' and TOUR -Piiiiiiirtliestisia: -. li‘Dts* ,oolo4ol4
• .k . • • . . . . - . • .
. . .
- ' • • -; -4 "•-!, •
Wa t ( 64 1 1410* and leallti ist PAWLS! .$ CR
- 0 ot ;.
••• ; 1 4' , f.p.•l; . .
• *,
-
•. . _*• • • itt p • •
" .MW
BOOTS ; . AND SHOES, NOTIONS, WALL 'PAPER,
STATIONERY, &C.
I 11,
"LENHEIM
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NEW and the mcst elegant IIEARSE in she. &ste t s'
needing his services will be attended to promptlyand at
satisfactory charges.
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