THE LANCASTER FARMER 



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LUCKY EXHIBITORS. 



FRIZES WON AT THE LANCASTER FAIR 



Full List of the Awards of FremlaiuB by 

 the Judges of the Independent State 

 Fair, 



Below will bo found a list of premiums 

 awarded by the committees iu charge of the 

 several departments of the Independent State 

 Fair. The list is copied from the official re- 

 cords, and where not otherwise specified the 

 awards were first premiums; 

 Cattle. 

 Class 1— Herds. 



Best herd, 1st, M L Greider, Mt Joy. 

 Class 2 — Durhams. 



Cow, 4 years old and over, Dunlap & Bro., 

 Lancaster. 



Class 3— Jekseys and Alderneys. 



Bull, 3 years old and over, Ist, Lemuel 

 Zook, West Earl ; 2d, B J McGraun, Lancas- 

 ter; bull, 3 years old, 1st, M L Greider, Mount 

 Joy; bull calf, 1st, M L Greider, Mount Joy; 

 cow, 4 years old and over, 1st, M L Greider, 

 Mount Joy; 2d, B J McGrann, Lancaster; 

 cow, 3 years old, 1st, B J McGrann ; 2d, M L 

 Greider ; heifer. 2 years old, 1st, B J Mc- 

 Grann; 2d, M L Greider; heifer, 1 year old. 

 1st, M L Greider ; 2d, B J McGrann ; heifer 

 calf„lst, Lemuel Zook. 



Horses. 



class 7 — ROADSTERS. 



Stallion 4 years and over : 1st, C H Eobin- 

 son, Eockville; 2d, A CMyliu, Willow Street; 

 stallion 3 years and over : D D Carter, Wood- - 

 stock, W Va; stallion 2 years old and over : 

 D D Carter, Woodstock, W Va. Gelding 4 

 years old and over ; Gottlieb Wenninger; 

 gelding 2 years old and over ; J L Gingrich, 

 Bainbridge. Mare 4 years old and over : 

 1st and 2d, D D Carter; mare 3 years old and 

 over : 1st and 2d, J L Gingrich; yearling ; 

 Elias Heissey. 



CLASS 8 — GENERAL USE. 



Stallion 3 years old : D D Carter, Wood- 

 stock, W Va; stallion 2 years old : D D Carter. 

 ■Gelding 4 years and over; Joseph Sond- 

 heimer, Lancaster. Mare 4 years old and 

 over D D Carter. 



Class 9 — Draft. 



Stallion 4 years old and ove': 1st, John 

 Best, Lancaster; 2d, C A Eobiuson, Eockville; 

 stallion 2 years old and over: 1st, M H Wen- 

 ger. Mare 4 years old and over; 1st, John B 

 Keudig; mare 2 years old and over: 1st, John 

 B Keudig; 2d, M H Weuger. 



Class 10— carriage horses. 



CaiTiage Animal, Joseph Sondheimer; sad- 

 dle horse, 1st, D D Carter, Woodstock, W. 

 Va.; carriage team, 1st, M Moore, Woodstock, 

 W. Va. 



Swine. 

 Class 1,5 — Chester whites. 



Boar, 6 months old; sow 1 year and over; 

 sow, 6 months old; sow under 6 months; brood 

 sow and pigs — M L Greider. 



class 21 — vehicles. 



Single top buggy, Norbeck & Miley; phae- 

 ton, Edgerly & Co.; two horse family carriage, 

 Norbeck & Miley;two horse family stationary 

 stop, Edgerly & Co.; single top buggy, Edgerly 

 & Co.; single top buggy, spiral spring, Nor- 

 beck & Miley; farm wagon, dip., Sensenig 

 hardware company; platform wagon, SB Cox; 

 woodwork for buggy, B. F. Skeen; sleigh, H 

 A Diller; display of farm carriages, Edgerly & 

 Co.; carriage wheels, diploma, dip., H M Pow- 

 ers, John Laughlin, York; Sulky, H A Diller; 

 bent feloes, diplomas, Jacob Fetter, Philip 

 Lebzelter & Co.; wagon ]bows, S B Cox; Irish 

 Gilgary gig, Norbeck AMiley; carriage parts, 

 H A Diller; coal wagon, Eitter & Baruhart; 

 table legs, shafts, spokes and hubs, Philip Leb- 

 zelter & Co.; carriage seat, hubs, H A Diller. 



CLASS 22 — FURNITURE, ETC. 



Ironing table, J K Worth; breakfast table, 

 extension table, A K Hotfmeier; parlor set, 

 bedroom set, J M Keiper; coal oil stove, J 

 Hiesten Staufl'er; display of stoves and tin- 

 ware, Messrs A C Kepler and George M Stein- 

 man & Co ; bed spring, George A Geyer; side- 

 board, marble top table, J M Keiper; antique 

 furniture, Aug F Eeinoehl; table and desk 

 legs, library extension table, combined table, 

 sewing table, kitchen dresser, table hinge, 

 table top, table leaf and dowel; sink, A K 

 Hoffaieier; slicing machine, M M Sourbeer; 



butter print and box, butter worker, butter 

 machine, John B Shelly; churn, diplomas, .T S 

 Connelly, Mauhcim; washing machine, .Tacob 

 B Ilershock; creamer, JSCormelly; old clock, 

 antique sideboard, Aug F Eeinoehl. 



CLASS 25 — COOPERAGE. 



Display of cooperage, Benj. Heiliue, 



CL.VSS 24 — LEATHER WORK. 



Upper leather, calf skin, kip, harness 

 leather, A. M. Eedsecker & Son; disjjlay of 

 leatlier, A. A. Myers & Co.; display of boots 

 and shoes, Shaub & Burns; single harness, Geo 

 W Baker & Vo; horse collars, Elias Heisey; 

 display of belting and belting leather, Potts, 

 Locher & Dickey. 



cLA.ss 25— millers' goods. 



Eed wheat fiour, D B Laudis & Sou. 

 CLA.ss 28— miscellaneous. 



Case of files, A F Spencer; display of edge 

 tools, Wm Brady & Co; display of wall paper, 

 J B Martin & Co; folding fish net, D D Burk- 

 holder; carpets and mats, diploma, H S Shirk 

 and J B Martin & Co; gents' furnishing goods, 

 E J Erisman; millinery goods, Astricb & Co; 

 umbrellas, J Rose & Son; children's cloak, 

 Astrich & Co; China, crockery and glassware, 

 J B Martin &Co; patent medicines and con- 

 dition powders, B H KauB'raan; saw fish, D 

 M Eetzer; maps and charts, Morrison J Mur- 

 ray; display of combs, Dana Graham & Son; 

 cedar canoe, Herman Astrich; sail boat, Harry 

 H. Woodman; mantels, Guthrie & Son; sun- 

 flower, John Eibel; incubator, Frank Hum- 

 phreville; combination table, D. H. Inghan; 

 hygienic bread, Thomas Keller and Dr. Welt- 

 mar, Lititz. 



class 19— poultry, pet stock, etc. 



Black Bantams, 1st and 2d, Chas Lippold, 

 Lancaster; Seabright Bantams, 1st an d 2d, 

 Chas Lippold, Lancaster; Light Brahmas, 1st, 

 Dr I H Mayer, Willow Street; 2d, John Sel- 

 domridge, Ephrata; Black Cochins, 1st, Dr E. 

 H Witmer, Nefi'sville; 2d, W A Schoeuberger; 



Buff Cochins, 1st, Grosh, Laudis Valley; 



2d, John Seldomridge; Eed Games J B Lichty, 

 Lancaster; Duckwiug Games, 1st and 2d, John 

 F Eeed: Pile Games, 1st and 2d, W F Schoeu- 

 berger; Black Hamburgs, 1st, Chas Lippold; 

 White Leghorns, 1st, E Thoniae; 2d, Samuel 

 Gontner, Egg Harbor; Brown Leghorns, 1st, 

 Zachariah Weaver, Lancaster; 2d, J B Lichty: 

 Houdans, 1st, C C Baker, Elizabethtown; Ply- 

 mouth Eocks, 1st, Grosh; 2d, J B Lichty, 



Lancaster; Black Spanish, 1st and 2d, — '— 

 Grosh; Golden Polish, Jacob B Long, Silver 

 Polish, Jacob B Long; White Polish, Mrs Eby 

 Stoehr; W & C B., F H Heuessy; Cayuga 

 Ducks, 1st, J C Burrowes, Lancaster; Pekin 



Ducks, 1st, George A Geyer, Florence; 2d, 



Grosh; Eouen Ducks, 1st, George A Geyer; 

 Bronze Turkeys, 1st, M L Greider. Mount 

 Joy; Japanese 'Turkeys, 1st, Dr E H Witmer, 

 Nefi'sville, B B Eed Bantams, 1st, Chas Lip- 

 pold; Display of Poultry, 1st, Chas Lippold. 

 2d, Samuel Gontner, Egg Harbor: Canary, 1st, 

 Chas Lippold; 2d, Mrs D W Reineer; Mocking 

 Bird, 1st, Chas Lippold;-Parrot, 1st, Mrs D W 

 Eeineer; Eed Bird, 1st, Chas Lippold; Tou- 

 louse Duck, 1st, Geo A Geiger. 



Pigeons. 



Carriers: 1st and 2d, John'E. Shum; Pouters 

 1st, C S Greider, Mount Joy; 2d, Charles 

 Lippold. 



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

 Jacobins, 1st, C S Greider; 2d, John E Schum; 

 Tumblers, 1st, Chas Lippold; 2d, John E 

 Schum; Turbits, 1st, Chas Lippold; 2d, John E 

 .Sebum; Trumpeters, 1st, C S Greider; 2d. Chas 

 Lippold; Antwerps, 1st, David Beidle; 2d, 

 Chas Lippold; Swallows, 1st, John E Schum; 

 Magpies. 1st, John E Schum; 2d, C S Greider; 

 Display of pigeons, 2d, John E Schum: Rus- 

 sian Muflies, 1st, John E Schum: Aquarium of 

 fish, 1st, Lancaster Piscatorial Company; Case 

 of birds' eggs, 1st, John B Bastian, Jr, Mari- 

 etta, Pa.; English pug dogs, 1st, B W Hirsh, 

 Lancaster; Blue Owls, 1st, Chas Lippold: More 

 Caps, 1st, Chas Lippold; White Babbits, 1st, 

 Dr E H Witmer. 



class 34 — GRAIN, grasses and VEGETABLE.S. 



Turnip beets, Jacob M. Mayer, Lancaster; 

 yellow corn Christ B Esbeushade. 

 Potatoes. 



Snow Flake, Bliss Triumph, S Lem Fry, 

 Ephrata; Early Eose,Christian B Esbenshadc; 

 Vi jtor, M L Greider; Peerless.Jacob M Mayer; 

 Burbank, M L Greider; Garfield, Jacob M 

 Mayer; White Star, S Lem Fry; White Ele- 

 phant, Jacob M Mayer; Ephrata Valley 

 Champion, Orange, Superior, American 

 Giant, .State of Maine, Early Vermont, Early 

 Sunrise. Boston Market, Magnum Bonum, 

 McCormick, Chicago Market, Dunmore, Cou- 

 queror, Mammoth Pearl, Eosy Morn, Buckeye, 



S Lem Fry; white wheat, M L Greider; 

 red wheat, M L Greider; winter squash, Her- 

 man Wiant; tomatoes, .Jacob M Mayer; gourd, 

 Christian B Esbenshadc; peppers, Jacob M. 

 Mayer; onions D W Uitzer, Merhanics Grove. 

 Apples. 



CLASS .'35— FRUIT.S. 



Fallowater, Hubbardston, Nonsuch, Seek no 

 Further, Eed Streak, Netley, Pinnock, Sheep- 

 nose, York Imperial, Summer Sweet, Smith s 

 Cider, Maiden Blush, Canislota Pipjiin, .Seed- 

 ling, Eomani, Spoonhower, Pittsburg Pippin, 

 Green Sweet, Fallwinc, Levi S. Eeist, Rhode 

 Island Greening, Roxbury, Smokehouse, S. 

 Lem Fry. 



Grapes. 



Concord, Keystone Seedling, Moores Early 

 Sanasqua, Martha, Seedling Nos. 7, Sand 12, 

 Perkins, John Kready, Salunga; Ives Isa- 

 bella, Wm. Weidle; Hartford, Lady, Jacob M 

 Maye, ; Clinton, Jacob M Frantz ; i'elegrapb, 

 B F Althouse ; Rogers, A H Yeager. 

 Peaches. 



Best Plate, Fanny Kready ; Susquehanna, 

 Crawford Late, Sehner, Foster, Limb of 

 Peaches, Stump the World, Seedling, Wm. 

 Weidle. 



Pears. 



Best plate, Chas Lippold; Buerre de Hiver, 

 Vicar of Wakefield, AngoulemcBuerre Esther,' 

 Mt. Vernon, Washingtou, Buerre Diel, Bonne 

 D'Jersey, Slevens Genissee, Sheldon, Hewell, 

 Belle Lucrative, Buerre Clarigea, Buerre Bose, 

 Glout Morceau, Kirtlaud, Virgalien, Hender- 

 son, Quincy, Brocksworth, Bufl'on, Flemish 

 Beauty, Christini, Winter Nettles, Lawrence, 

 Wm W Weidle; Urbamste, Buerre D'.\uyon, 

 Doyeme Bassook, Mrs Chas B Long; Bartlett, 

 Mary Brame: Seckel, Mrs Jacob B Long; 

 Plums, Easpberries, Figs, John Kready. 



CLASS 30, 31 AND 32. 

 Woolen bed spread, Philip Schum, Son & 

 Co.; patchwork quilt, MA Fleming,Salisbury; 

 door mat, Mrs Clara Leibley; pair leggings. 

 Miss J Eeinstein; pair socks, pair mittens, 

 Mrs Jacob Earhart: pair coverlids, Johu Zur- 

 ker; satin quilt, Jane Hess; suspenders. Miss 

 H A Martin; pillow shams, Mrs C E High; 

 silk quilt, silk velvet quilt, Mrs J C Detwei- 

 ler; counterpane, Philip Schum, Sou & Co.; 

 silk purse, infant's shirt, stamped napkins, 

 doll's stockings and cap, woolen lace, doll's 

 Jersey, knit coat and cap, stamjied satin, Miss 

 J Eeinstein; pair cushions, Mary Bachler; 

 dress, Mrs Sue Wolfersberger; knit work. 

 Miss HA Martin; embroidered work. Miss 

 Laura Geiger; tatting, Mary Bachler; organ 

 spread, Mrs J C Detweiler; display 

 of needle work, Mrs. J R Eoyer; 

 sofa pillow, Mrs Clara Libley; 



McCrome work basket, crochet wrap, 

 slippers, emb. table scarf, specimen out-lin- 

 ing, Mrs. Jacob Earhart; chair stripe-carriage 

 afghan, Mary C Bear, Leacock; table spread, 

 Mrs. E A Maloue; lamp shade, worked chair 

 seat, embroidered frame, transfer tidy. Mary 

 C Bear; tufted work, Lizzie B Bear, Eohrers- 

 towu; table lambrequin, fire screen, Mrs, J C 

 Detweiler; tidy, Laura E Bucher; mantle 

 lambrequin, Lizzie Stoehr: embroidered towel, 

 Mrs Dr Moore; sofa cover, Mrs Freiderman; 

 flannel shirt, crochet thread tidy, worsted 

 tidy, Mrs Jacob Earhart; set lamp mats. Miss 

 J Eeinstein; chair seat, Mrs Jacob Earhart; 

 wax work, embalmed flowers, Mrs A F Spen- 

 cer; seed wreath, Agnes Single: fancy bal- 

 loon, Mrs Jacob Earhart: hair flowers, Mrs 

 Clara Libley; case dyed feathers, E Thomae; 

 preserved flowers, EllaS Bowers, Millcrsville; 

 worsted picture, Mrs Clara Libley. 

 Fine Arts. 

 Pen drawing, H C Weidler, Lancaster ; pen- 

 cil drawing, Julia Keller; crayon drawing, 

 J P Abraham ; India ink drawing. W D Mos- 

 ser: oil portrait, Julia A Keller; water color, 

 B F Saylor ; water color landscape, Betz & 

 Richards; pastel picture, Indian ink picture, 

 J P Abraham ; display of instantaneous pho- 

 tographs, J E Rote ; specimen penmanship, 

 W DMosser; crayon portrait, J W Hubley; 

 blackboard surface, E Bockinger ; pastel 

 water color portrait, pastel iuk colored por- 

 trait, pastel animal painting, J P Abraham. 



The judges annouuce the following discre- 

 tionary premiums; S S Eoyer & Son, Mount 

 Joy, shaft tugs; George Flick, Lancaster, a 

 growing pine-apple, the only one on the 

 grounds; Frank Crome, Lancaster, fine oil 

 paintings; Guthrie & Sou, for fine graining 

 and favorable mention fo» water strip; Wm 

 Kuutzman, Nazareth, for grain tools, Ist pre- 

 mium; E W Weaver, Eden nursery, for dis- 

 play of evergreens, etc, 1st premium; H M 

 Ilysis, quinces, 1st premium; William Kirk- 

 patrick, tobacco scrap cutter, favorable men- 

 tion. 



