1882. 



■THE Lancaster farmer. 



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1st and 2il and live specials; Aug. L. Wentzel, 

 3d. 



Bominiqtie— Chicks, John Wilcox, 1st and 

 special; M. L. Greider, 2d; T. K. Benin'tt, 3d. 



Ameriran i'('/;ci'(//((— Fowls, Mrs. Kate 

 Yeanslt-y Ash, 1st. Chicks, G. C. Morris, Ist 

 and 2d; Mrs. Kate Yearslcy Ash, 3d. 



Black Java — Chicks, M. L. Greider, 1st and 

 special; Lount Lattin, 2d and 3d. 



Ermincttes — Fowls, Kate Yearsley Ash, 

 1st — no competition. 



Class 7 — Polish, Plain or Bearded. 



White Crested TF/i«e— Fowls, J. W. Carroll, 

 Ist; T. B. Dorsey, 2d. (Jhicks, Wni. A. 

 Schoenber<;er, 1st. 



White Created Black— Povr\s Dr. D. F. Roy- 

 er 1st — no competition. Chioks, Dr. D. F. 

 Royer. 1st and 2d and four specials; J. W. 

 Bruckhart, 3ii. 



Oolden Bearded ~Fovf\s, T. B. Dorsey, 1st; 

 T. K. Bennett, 2d; Wni. A. Schoenberger, 

 3d. Chicks, T. B. Dorsey, 1st; £. K. Ben- 

 nett, 2d; J. W. Carroll, 3d. 



Silver- Bearded— Fow\» and chicks, T. B. 

 Dorsey, 1st — no competition. 



Class 8 — French. 



Hoxtdun — Fowls, B. S. Koons, 1st; Richard 

 PreuSser, 2d. Chicks, T. W. Wyraan, 1st 

 and four specials; T. M. Nelson, 2d; II. H. 

 Hewitt, 3d. 



Class g— Dorkings. 



White — Fowls, no 1st premium; W. J. 

 Kirby, 2d and special — no competition. 



Co^orec?— Chicks, H. H. Tshudy, 1st— no 

 competition. 



Class :o — Bantams, 



Golelcn Seahright — Fowls, no 1st premium; 

 Dr. J. Maple, 2d and two specials; B. S. 

 Koons, 3d. 



Silrer Sebright — Fowls, no 1st or 2d pre- 

 miums; Dr. D. F. Royer, 3d and two specials. 



Itose Comh White— FowXs, .1. L. Otto, 1st, 

 lA and two specials. Clilcks, J. Ij. Otto, 1st 

 — no competition. 



Japanese — Fowls, T. B. Dorsey, 1st — no 

 rompetition. Chicks, B. 8. Koons, 1st — no 

 I'drnpetition. 



Black African — Fowls, Chas. Lippold, 1st; 

 j T. B. Dorsey, 2d; Dr. J. C. Maple, 3d. 

 Class II — Miscellaneous. 



Silky — Fowls and chicks, Wm. M. Mc- 

 I .'an, 1st — no competition. 



Class 12 — Turkeys. 

 TJronze— Fowls, B. L. Wood, 1st and three 

 si]ecials; Samuel G. Engle, 2d; T. M. Nelson, 

 ;'.(1. Chicks, B. L. Wood, 1st. 



117ii(e— Fowls and chicks, J. AV. Bruckiuut, 

 1 st and two specials. 



Narr<ajansett — M. L. Greider, 1st and 

 special — no competition. 



Class 13 — Ducks. 



Pciui— Dr. D. F. Royer, 1st and special; 

 i rfo. A. Geyer, 2d; J. W. Bruckhart, .3d. 



Rouen — Geo. A. Geyer, 1st. 



Colored Muscovy — Dr. D. F. Royer, 1st. 

 j Cayuga— Dr. D. F. Royer, 1st. 

 ! Class 14 — Geese. 



Toulouse — George A. Geyer, 1st and special. 



Class 15 — Ornamental. 

 Wlrite Guineas — J. B. Garman, 1st — no 

 nimpetition. 



Pearl Guineas— John M. Ilagans, 1st— no 



competition. 



Breeding Pens. 



The following premiums were awarded the 

 exhibitors of l)reeding pens consisting of one 

 cock and four liens in the clas.ses named: 



White Cochins— A. 8. Flowers, 1st and one 

 special. 



Partridge Cochins— U. S. (iarber, 1st and 

 one special. 



Games— J. B. Lichly, 1st and one special. 



II'. P. Bantams— Georgi- Snyder 1st pre- 

 mium. 



Silver Penciled IlamburgK—J. W. Bruck- 

 hart, 1st premium. 



M'hite Leghorns— U. R. Morris, 1st pre- 

 mium. 



Brown Leghorns— M. L. Greider, 1st pre- 

 mium. 



Plymonth PorA-.s-- James Black, 1st. 



Brahmas—J. B. Long, 1st. 



Class 16 — Pigeons. 



Carriers— Black, John E. Sclmm, 1st and 

 2d; J. M. Skiles, Jr., 3d. Blue, John E. 

 Sebum, 1st. Dun, John E. Schura, 1st. 

 White, Chas. Lippold, 2d. 



Pouffrs— Clieckered, Henry Neater, 1st. 

 Red Pied, Chas. Lippold, 1st; Geo. C. Liller, 

 3d. 



_Brt,-6s— Henry Neater, 2d; Geo. C. Liller, 

 3d. Red, J. M. Hagans, 2d. Yellow, J. M. 

 Hagans, 1st. AVhite, John E. Sebum, 2d. 



Fantails— Created, J. M. Skiles 1st; J. M. 

 Hagans, 2d. White, Chas. Lippold, 1st; J. 

 M. Hagans, 2d; F. A. Pennington, 3d. Plain 

 white, Chas. Lippold, 1st; J. M. Hagans, 2d; 

 F. A. Pennington, 3d. Black, J. M. Skiles, 

 Jr., 1st. Blue, J. M. Hagans, 1st. Yellow, 

 C. S. Greider, 1st; Chas. Lippold, 2d; J. M. 

 Skiles, Jr., .3d. Dun, J. M. Skiles, Jr., 2d. 



White Calcutta— CresieA, F. A. Penning- 

 ton, 1st. 



Jacobins — Black, John E. Schura, 1st; F. 

 A. Pennington, 2d; J. M. Hagans, .3d. Red, 

 Charles Lippold, 2d; F. A. Pennington, 3d. 

 Yellow, Charles Lippold, 2d; J. M. Hagans, 

 .3d. White, Henry Neater, 3d. 



r»j)i/j?crs— Baldhead, black, Charles Lip- 

 pold, 1st; J. M. Hagans, 2d. Blue, C. S. 

 Greider, 1st. Bearded, yellow, Charles Lip- 

 pold, 1st, Red, Charles Lippold, 1st. Short- 

 Faced, Charles Lippold, 1st; .John E. Sebum, 

 2d. Inside Tumblers, black, red and mot- 

 tled, Charles Lippold, 1st. 



T^<j-&!7s— Solid colors, black, Henry Neater, 

 1st; Charles Lippold, 2d; J. M. Hagans, 3d. 

 Red, J. M. Skiles, Jr., 2d. White, John E. 

 Schum, lst;Henry Neater, 2d; Joseph Eibel, 

 3d. Yellow, Henry Neater, 1st; Charles Lip- 

 pold, 2d; .Johh E. .Schum, .3d. Turbits, 

 winged — Red, Charles Lippold, Ist; John E. 

 Schum, 2d; J. M. Hagans, 3d. Yellow, John 

 E. Schum, 1st; J. M. Hagans, 2d: George C. 

 Liller, 3d. Black, Charles Lippold, 2d. Sil- 

 ver, J. M. Hagans. 2d. Tailed Turbits — 

 Black, John E. Schum, 1st and 2d; Tliomas 

 Humplireyville, .3d. Blue; Charles Lippold, 

 1st. Dun, J. M. Skiles, Jr., 1st; Charles Lip- 

 pold, 2d. 



l^umfieters — Black, John E. Schum, 1st 

 and 3d; Charles Lippold, 2d. Yellow, John 

 E. Schum, 2d. White, John E. Schum, 1st 

 J. M. Skiles, 2d; Annie May Raymond, 3d. 

 Mottled, Charles Lippold, 1st; John E. 

 Schum, '2d; C. S. Greider, 3d. 



Anticcrps — Blue, Charles Iloman, 1st and 

 2d; Jo.sepii Eiljel, 3d. Silver, Joseph Eibel, 

 1st; Charles Lippold, 2d; Cln-ist. E. Barr, 3d. 

 Red checkered, J. M. Hagans, 1st; Cliarles 

 Lii)pold, 2d; John E. Sdium, .3d. Blue 

 checkered, Jolin E. Schum, 1st; Jos. Eibel, 

 2d and 3d. 



A/rican Oicis — White. John E. Sclium, Isl; 

 Chas. Lippold, 3d. Blue, Chas. Lippold, Ist; 

 Jolin E. Schum, 2d. 



English 0»p/s— Blues, Thos. Humphreyville, 

 1st. Silver, Chas. Lipi)()ld, lst;C. S. Greider, 

 2d. Yellow, J. M. Skiles, 2d; Chas. Lippold, 

 3d. 



Swallotcs — Red, J. M. Hagans, 1st; John E. 

 Sclium, 2d. Blue, J. M. Skiles, 1st; John E. 

 Schum, 2d; J. M. Hagans, 3d. Black, Chas. 

 Lippold st; John E. Schum, 2d and 3d. 

 Yellow, Jolm E. Schum, 1st and 2d. 



Magpies— Red, J. M. Hagans, 1st. Yellow, 

 Henry Neater, 1st; J. M. Hagans, 2d and .3d. 

 Black, J. M Ilagans, 1st. 



A^itiis— Black, J. M. .Skiles, 1st; Chas. Lip- 

 pold 2d. Yellow, John E. Sclium, 1st. 



SneUs—'lihick, Chas. Lippold, 1st. Red, 

 J. M. Skiles, 3d. 



Moorheads — J. M. Hagans, 1st and 2d; 

 Geo. C. Liller, 3d. 



Quafo'r.s— Blue, Chas. Lippold, 2d. 



Frill-Backs— John E. Schum, 1st. 



Birmingham Rollers — Charles Lippold, 1st; 

 John E. Schum, 2d and 3d. 



Archangels — J. M. Ilagans, 1st; John E. 

 Schum, 2d. 



Priests — .John E. Schum, 1st. 



Ice Pigeons — John E. Schum 1st and 2d. 

 Class 17 — Cage and Ornamental Birds. 



Belgium Canary — Charles Lippold, 1st and 

 2d; Zachariah M. Weaver, 3d. 



Cardinal— Chas. Lippold, 2d— no competi- 

 tion. 



Mocking Bird—'Wm. Killinger, 1st— no 

 competition. 



Gold Finch— ChAH. Lippold, let- no com- 

 petition. 



Ring Dove — J. B. Garman, 1st — no compe- 

 tition. 



Bull Finch— Ch&s. Lippold. 1st- no com- 

 petition. 



Pertinent Poultry Points. 



T. B. Dorsey, of St. Denis, Md., was very 

 liroperly awarded, in addition to numerous 

 otlier premiums, the special premium of $10 

 for the best collection of fowls on exhibition. 

 Fine, as is his collection, he added largely to 

 it while in LHncaster by purchasing a large 

 numtor of the finest birds exhibited by other 

 breeders. 



H. S. Garbcr, of Mount Joy, enjoyed the 

 distinction of exhibiting tlie fowl scoring the 

 highest number of points. It is a Partridge 

 Cochin hen and scored 00 points out of a pos- 

 sible 100. It was awarded, as a siiecial pre- 

 mium, a folding exhiliition coop, and in con- 

 nection with its mate, a fine cock scoring 05^ 

 points, took first premium and a year's sub- 

 scription to the weekly Intelligencer. Mr. 

 Garber's breeding pen of Partridge Cochins 

 was awarded the silver cup valued at SIO, 

 given by Mr. M. L. Greider for the breeding 

 pen of White, Black, Buff or Partridge Coch- 

 ins .scoring the greatest number of points. 



A. S. Flowers, of Mount Joy, carried oflf 

 almost all the premiums, regular and special 

 on White Cochins, none of his birds scoring 



