THE LANCASTER FARMER. 



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eiogle fiuo rubber and gilt-mouiitod biiRgy har- 

 neHS, lnt meniiiim, ^5; 5 riding Maddlen, lat prc- 

 mitmi, tr); 1 farm caddie, Int prctiuiiim, •*:); 12 

 wagon wliipH, lot premium •*.'); 12 carriage wbipH, 

 iHt premium, '^'S; ;i tiitebiiig HtrapH, IhI premium, 

 ^2; 1 Hole leather trunk, Int premium. •'?3; 12 

 cans Frank Miller'Hnil blacking, Ixt premium, ^% 



J Orozinger, LancHHtor, 2 hidew water proof 

 beltuig leather, diploma and Hpecial mention. 



Jerre Hauman, Lttiicastor, 3 HidoH oak tanned 

 Bole leather, diploma and Hjiecial mention. 



H F KHhetiHliade, Keading, 12 calf akiuH tainied 

 by Pe Long liroe., and tiuixbed by H F Ettben- 

 ebadc. 



The committee report that the goods of thin 

 claHH were without exception of %'erv wuperior 

 qwality and liniHli, and evince a high degree of 

 mechanical akill in their manufacture. 



DIVISION V-C0U,ECT1()NS AND DISPLAYS 

 4 — Vaiutiiujs ttitit W'iirbs of Aft. 



B Frank .Saylor, Laucaatcr, display of photo- 

 graphs, exceedingly line — bronze medal. 



J H Kudy, Lancaster, specimen of poumauHbip, 

 2d ])remium, ^1. 



Thomas Cummings. Lancaster, case of photo- 

 graphic pictures, diploma. 



MiHs Minnie Allen, Harrisbnrg (aged fourteen 

 years'), crayon sketches, "Hertha," "Foster 

 Mother, "Fruit Tiece." These drawings wore 

 very fine, and a diploma was awarded to the 

 ycung lady. 



Miss E M McPheran, Millersville, oil paintings, 

 2d premium, ■*!. 



Mrs. Turner, Lancaster, oil painting, 2d premi- 

 um, *1. 



Miss M E Heudel, Lancaster, oil painting, 2d 

 premium, i\. 



Miss E Koseumiller, Lancaster, oil painting, 

 2d premium, ^l. 



Miss Mary Zahm, Lancaster, two crayon draw- 

 ings, diploma. 



15 F Fordney, Lancaster, oil painting, "Land- 

 grave Castle," diploma. 



C 15 Herr, Willow Street, portrait in oil, Ist pie- 

 mium, ^3. 



A Shindler, Lancaster, display of oil paintings, 

 diploma. 



F J .\mweg, Lancaster, three architectural 

 drawings, dijjloma 



Miss Alice M Amweg, Lancaster, fancy picture, 

 diploma. 



Jno C Miller, Lancaster, display of penman- 

 ship. 1st premium, ^tt. 



J A Keller, Lancaster, 2 lead drawings, diplo- 

 ma. 



A A Martin, Lancacter, 3 oil paintings, Ist pre- 

 mium, i'i. 



SlisH Alice Malone, Lancaster, Grecian paint- 

 ting, diploma. 



H Z lihoada >t Bro. , Lancaster, oil paintings ; 

 "Madonna Delia Hedia," or "Madonna of the 

 Chair," "Ltndale Chaniouni," "St. John before 

 King Herod," "Murillas," "Madonna Charity," 

 "Faith," after liapliael. These paintings are very 

 fine. The Messrs. Ithoads received a silver me- 

 dal. 



Miss Lillie IMusser, Lancaster, table painted on 

 glass, 2d premium, ¥l. 



C — Mrrrn ittilf l}i.'<jilay.s. 



John P. Weise, keeper Lancaster county pri- 

 son, rag carpet, jute carpet, boots and shoes, 

 baskets, bags and bagging, bronze medal, and 

 diploma for last two. 



Middletown Furniture Company, furniture, 

 . bronze medal. 



Lewis & Souder, Lancaster, boots and shoes, 

 diploma or i5. 



,J. V. Campbell, Lancaster, segars, diploma. 



A. Wright, Kochestor, N. Y. , perfumei-y, bronze 

 medal. 



Myers A Rathvon, Lancaster, woolen goods 

 and clothing, diploma for elegant display— goods 

 tirst-class. 



F. Oause, Lancaster, cedarware, good. 



Brady Edge Tool Works, I^ancaster, edge tools, 

 bronze medal. 



Joseph Sampson, Lancaster, brushes, diploma. 



Sichso & Son, X'hiladelphia, tine made dress 

 shirts, bronze medal. 



Stirk's China Hall, Lancaster, (lueensware, 

 china, glass, etc , diploma. 



H. S. Shirk, Lancaster, homemade carpet, 

 diploma. 



Foose A Stirk; Lancaster, display of copjjer- 

 ware and tinware of tbeii own manufacture, di- 

 ploma or i5. 



Mrs. W. H. Pool. Lancaster, ladies hair work, 

 diploma. 



Sbultz A Bro., Lancaster, case of hats, favor- 

 able mention. 



Kendig, Bricker A Lauman, Middletown, sash, 

 doors, etc. , displayed good work. 



Mrs. S. A. Bear, Lancaster, ladies hats and 

 bonnets, favorable mention. 



Colo A Co., York, walnut furniture, diploma. 



Mrs. M. A. Houghton, Lancaster, millinery 

 and fancy goods, diploma or ^5. 



0. Boettuer, Lancaster, bread, rusk, rolls, 

 buuns, etc., diploma. 



£. J. Erisman, Lancaster, gent's furnishing 

 goods, favorable mention. 



H. S. Shirk, Lancaster, home-made coverlets 

 and counterpanes, diploma. 



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Marietta Hollow-waie Co., Marietta, hollow- 

 ware, diploma. 



John P. Schaum, Lancaster, oopperware, 

 favorable mention. 



H. ('. Demuth, Lancaster, meorshaum goods 

 anil cigars, favorable mention. 



Amer A Hesslet, Lancaster, hats, caps and 

 furs, diploma. 



Hermann Miller, Lancaster, soap, favorable 

 mention. 



I'.dwards A Bishop, Lancaster, stationery and 

 blank books in case, diploma. 



Johnson A Co., Harrisburg, printing presses, 

 stencil and stamp goods, bronze modal. 

 1) — Sili'n-wart:. 



A. Bhoads, Ijancaster, jewelry and silverware, 

 bronze medal. 



H. /. Uhoads A Bro , Iiancastor, watches, 

 jewelry, silverware, French clocks, bronzed, and 

 miiHic boxes, bronze medal. 



DIVISION VI-MINEUALS, C.LAHS, Ac. 



,1 — .l/fHrlvl/.-J, Afiihf Otrs, /nni, dv. 



Fliun A Brenemau, Lancaster, display af cop- 

 porwaro, diploma. 



Cobaiigh A Bro., Middletown, Pa., ]>aints, 

 bronze medal. 



D. Orahill, Lancaster, Bed Hematite ore, first 

 preniium, i^.'l. 



John P. Schaum, Lancaster, copper tubing, 

 bronze medal. 



B—Stfmn EvijincK and t^astim/x. 



Melliiigton A Barton, Safe Harbor, hydraulic 

 engine for forcing water, diploma. 



D. Z. Lautz, (lap, Lancaster county, wind mill, 

 rigged and operated, bronze medal. 



Aaron Miller, Kingtown, Schuylkill county, 

 patent rotary foot power for moulding machine, 

 brouzo medal. 



Harbergor, M'CuUey A Co., Lancaster, 8. M. 

 King's patent shingle dressing machine, bronze 

 medal. 



Flick A Co, Waynesboro, portable engine, 

 brouzo medal. 



John Best, general display of engines, etc, 

 silver medal ; portable engine with improve- 

 ments, silver modal. 



M M Grove, Harrisburg, reaming tool, diploma. 



C — Cr^t.s.s, Cuth-ri/, himpa, tic. 



Flinu A Breneman, Lancaster, slate mantels, 

 diploma ; specimen of plumbing work, set up 

 for UMO, to include range, sink, washstand, Ac, 

 bronze medal ; low down grate, diploma. 



W M McCluie, Columbia, collection of plain 

 slate ware, 6 marhleizcd slate mantels, bronze 

 medal. 



H A T Humphreville, Mountville, Pa., steam 

 boiler and washing machine, first premium, :^I. 



Denny washing machine, 1st premium, ^1. 

 II — Slt>ir.\ niul Tinware. 



Kepler A Slaymaker, Lancaster, Pa. , cooking 

 stove for wood, "Utility," bronze medal. 



Flinn A Breneman, Lancaster, Empire cooking 

 stove for coal, bronze modal ; furnace for warm- 

 ing houses, bronze medal. 



H G Lipp A Co, Lancaster, "Coronet" self- 

 feeding parlor cook, double heater, bronze medal. 



Diller A Groff, Lancaster, 3 Triumph ranges. 

 Nos G, 7 and 8; 2 Harvest Home ranges, Nos 7 

 and 8; parlor oven heating stove, bronze, medal. 



Foose A Stirk, Lancaster, No 8 Sterling range 

 (complete), bronze medal. 



DIVISION VII— FLOUR, SEEDS. GRAINS, A<'. 

 A — Aijrictdtural CfiUcctuntK 



Six Cumberland county farmers, fi bushels 

 white wheat, 1 bushel each, Isl premium .*1() ; 

 bushels red wheat, 1 bushel each, Ist premium, 

 ■t'lO ; G bushels oats, 1 bushel each, 1st premium, 

 ■*G ; collection of potatoes, 6 varieties, 1 peck 

 each, 1st premium, *8 ; 12 varieties of apples, 

 1st premium, .*'10 ; 12 varieties of pears, 1st pre- 

 mium, .¥10 ; 12 varieties of native grapes, 1st pre- 

 mium, ^10. 



Braudywiiio Farmers' Club, C varieties, of yel- 

 low corn, G varieties of white flint com, 1st pre- 

 mium, ¥lO. 



Jl— Flour, Mnil and Slarc/i. 



C Musselmau, Marietta, barrel flour,lst premi- 

 um, i5. 



F S Barnhart, Keading, barrel of rye flour, 1st 

 premium, i'.i ; 50 pounds of buckwheat flour, Ist 

 premium, ■*2; 100 pounds new corn meal, Ist pre- 

 mium, «3. 



C — Grain and Sefd.s. 



B M Greidor, Harrisburg, Canada barley malt, 

 1st premium, .t2. 



C; H HulTmau, Landisville, 1 pomid of tobacco 

 seed, 1st premium, it. 



B L Wood, Doe Run, bushel timothy seed, 1st 

 premium, ii. 



Thomas Wood, Doe Hun, bushel yellow corn, 

 1st premium, .~2; bushel of white flint corn, 

 1st premium, ^2. 



F S Bernhart, Reading, 2 bushels "Eureka" 

 white wheat, first premium, t3. 



John B Erb, Lime Valley, 3^' bushel sweet 

 potatoes, 1st premium, ?2. 



B J Rutherford, bushel of rye wheat, lat 

 premium, -73. 



J H Musser, Marietta, display of wbeat over 

 three Tarieties, Ist premium, $'5. 



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John Grossman, Lititz, cucumber seed, 

 premium, •f2. 



John S Mann, Manor, bushel of rod wheal, 

 "old blue stem,'' first premium, ^3. 



John B Hollowav, Amity township, I5orkn co., 



2 bushels of Scbiujer oats, 1st premium, i'2. 

 Philip Hess, Harrisburg, ' jjxwk of sweet pota- 

 toes. 1st premium, it: 'j peek of turnip seed, 

 Ist premium, *2 ; collection of soe<ls, 1st pre- 

 mium, itt. 



(iooigo Y'outz, Brickerville, prolific potatoes, 

 Ist premium, ^2. 



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John li Krb, Lime Valley, 10 |ionnds of honey, 

 1st premium, .*5. 



D H Lintnor, Lancaster, bee hive, 1st pre- 

 mium, it. 



Mrs Bushong, 10 (muuds of butter, ad pro- 

 minni, .^3. 



E R Kendig, Lancaster, 10 |>ouiidH of honey, 

 '2d premium, i3. 



S S Sponcor, Lancaster, 10 pounds butter, Isl 

 premium, f.'i. 



G Dawson Coleman's* cheese factory, Lancas- 

 ter county, 3 cheese, loss than 1 year, 1st pre- 

 mium, iin. 



DIVISION Vin-FRUIT8 AND VEGETABLES. 



A—Friiilx, 

 Chfts K Long, Lancaster, basket of pears, G 



varieties, 1st )>remium, iCi. 



Cumberland County Horticultural .Society, Pa. ; 

 collection of apples, 187 plates, 1st premium, iW, 

 10 fall varietiOM of apples, 1st premium, itt: G va- 

 rieties of fall or summer pears, 1st premium, ii ; 



3 varieties of fall or sumiucrpoars, 1st preniium, 

 ^■3; 5 varieties of winter pears, lirst premium, ^4. 



Levi S Reist, Oregon, !> varieties of apples, 1st 

 premium. tS; 3 varieties^f fall or winter peare, 

 .5 varieties each, 1st premium, ."3. 



Levi Scarlett, Christiana, G varieties of poaches, 

 2d premium, i:i. 



Mrs M S Clarksoii, Lancaster, 3 varieties of 

 peaches, 2d premium, .*2. 



Henry M En^-le A Son. Marietta, G plates of 

 peaches, Ist ]}reniiiini, ^"4. 



Daniel Smeych, Lancaster, collection of |>ear8, 

 '2d premium i!> ; 11 varieties of peaches, Ir-t pro- 

 miiim, .^10; for best and largest collection, 3i 

 peck of plums, Ist premium, *3. 



Calvin Cooper, Bird-in-Hand, basket of apples, 

 Ist premium, iC> ; collection of apples, '2(1 pre- 

 mium, ■*.5. 



Benedict, Weidle A Ck). , T ancastor, 3 summer 

 or fall varieties pears, Ist premium, 73.; ar- 

 ranged basket of not less than G varieties— best 

 and largest collection— 1st premium, tlO. 



J Frederick Sener, Lancaster, 3 plates of 

 peaches, 1st premium, ?3, two varieties of ex- 

 traordinary merit. 



John Killer, Lancaster, 5 winter or fall varieties 

 of pears, 1st premium, *4 



William Miller, Lancaster, plate of gages, 1st 

 premium, it. 



S. S. Spencer, Lancaster, basket of quinces, 

 special premium, -"2 



Experimental farm, Chester oo., plate Bartlett 

 pears, favorable mention. 



/;— Vcijclablex, 



D H Branson, Coalesvillo, 12 ears yellow corn, 

 Ist premium, i\.\ 12 ears white com, Ist pre- 

 mium, i\. and favorable mention. 



John B Erb, Lime Valley, 12 poppers, 1st pre- 

 mium, ?1. 



John A Keller, Lancaster, largest collection of 

 vegetables, 1st premium, -710. 



Jacob M JIayer, Lancaster, 3 marble head 

 s<piashes, 1st preiniuin, i\: 12 rose colored china 

 winter ra<liHlies, 1st premium, i\. 



Daniel Smeych, Lancaster, 3 mammouth pump- 

 kins, 1st premium. i\; 3 sweet pumpkins, Ist 

 premium, 81; 3 squashes, 1st premium, i\. 



A S Keller, Lancaster, }., bushel red beeta, 1st 

 premium. .*1. 



Samuel Flk-kinger, Harrisburg, G heads of flat 

 Dutch cabbage, Int premium, .?!; 12 table tiiniips, 

 1st premium, rl 



Philip Hess, Harrisburg, 12 cucumbers, Ist 

 premium, i\ : G heads lettuce, 1st premium, t1 ; 

 12 hollow crowned parsnips, Isl premium, ii ; 3 

 green citrons, 1st premium, .?! ; watermelons, Ist 

 premium, ?1 ; tomatoes, 1st premium, -Tl. 



C — (irnjieit, *'ultr, i\>rilitiU, <tr. 



Cumberland County Horticultural SociolT, \4 

 peck Concord grapes, 1st premium, it ; ', peck 

 Catawba, Ist premium, it; '^ peck Ives, 1st pre- 

 mium, it ; collectiou of grapes of 15 varieties, 3 

 bunches each, 1st premium, 7lO. 



Jacob .M Mayer, Lancaster, 'j' peck Isabella, 

 1st premium, it ; ' .j peck Clinton on vine, Ist 

 premium, .}2. 



Joseph Schmilt. Harrisburg, 4 bunches Rogera 

 grapes. No. IS), Ist premium, ?1 ; 4 Rogers, No. 

 34, Int premium, ?1 ; collection of gra|)e8, foreign 

 and domestic. l"t premium, $3. 



John I) Erb, Lime Valley, 1 quart raspberry 

 wine, 1st premium. i\ ; 1 pint raspberries, Ist 

 premium, il : blackberry wine. 1st premium, tl. 



Mrs H K Sloner, Lancaster, 1 bottle of white 

 curant wine, vintage of ISGli, Ist premium, it; 1 

 Isabella of IhG'.i, 1st premium. *.'}; 1 blacklierry 

 of 18ti2, 1st premium, *2; 1 elderberry of 

 1865, 1st premium, i\; 3 bunches black Hamburg 

 grapes grown in a green bouse, let premium, $3. 



