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dig, Willow Street. Best breeding sow over two 

 it!ai' and second best, to same. 



Yorkshires— Best boar over two years ; best 

 boar one year ; best breeding sow over two years ; 

 second best breeding sow ; best and second best lot 

 of pigs, to J. G. Paxton & Sons, Houstonville. 



Best breeding sow and best lot of pigs to H. C. 

 Musser, Schock's Mills. 



Jerset Reds— Best boar over one year ; best 

 breeding sow over one year^and best lot of pigs, all 

 to Amos Zlegler, Shock's .Mills. Second best boar 

 over one year and second best breeding sow over one 

 year to P. C. Hlller, Conestoga. 



Class 12— Dogs. 



Beit English setter, H. B. Vondersmith, city; 

 second best, Thos. P. Fordney, city. 



Best English setter bitch and second best ; English 

 setter puppies and second best ; Gordon setters and 

 second best ; best Gordon setter puppies and second 

 best ; all to H. B. Vondersmith. 



Pointers- Best bitch and second best bitch, best 

 puppies and second best pups, to Jos. R. Trissler, 

 city. 



Best Great Dane dog, Calvin Eshleman, city. 



Best coach dog. Park K. Fraim, city. 



Best White French poodle dog, George C. Liller, 

 city. 



Best Beagles, first premium, A. C. Krueger, 

 Wrightsvllle ; second best, M. M. Nissley, Eliza- 

 bethtown. 



Best Fox Terriers, I. H. Shepherd, Philadelphia. 



Best Collies, John F. Heinitsh, city, for best dog ; 

 best bitches, first and second premium to Simon B. 

 Cameron, Marietta. 



Hiehland Shepperd, W. D. Madden, city. 

 Class 13 Chickens. 



Best coop of chickens, Samuel G. Engle, Marietta. 



American Dominies, C. S. Greider, Mount Joy. 



Light Brahraas, Dr. I. H. Mayer, Willow Street. 



Partridge Cochins, John S. Hoover, Mountville. 



Black Cochins, Samuel G. Engle, Marietta. 



Buff Cochins and Plymouth Kocks, M. B. Weidler, 

 of Bareville. 



White Cochins, L. W. Knapp, city, 



Wyandotts, Harry A. Schroyer, city. 



Black Hamburgs, George C. Liller, city. 



Black Spanish, John Grosh, Landis Valley. 



White Leghorns, Martin Rudy, city. 



Brown Leghorns, Harry Stauffer, Bareville. 



Colored Dorkings, H. H. Tshudy, Lititz. 



White, Golden and Silver Polish, three varieties, 

 Wm. A. Schoenberger, city. 



Best Black Red Games, Miss Mary C. Lichty, city. 



Best Golden Seabright Bantams, 8. C. Greider, 

 Mount Joy. 



Sliver Seabright Bantams, Samuel G. Engle, 

 Marietta. 



Black Breasted Red Game Bantams, Charles l.ip- 

 pold,clty. 



Rote Comb Bantams, Chas. E. Long, city. 



Black African Bantams, Chas. E. Long, city. 

 Ducks. 



Best coops of ducks, John S. Hoover, Mountville. 



Best colored Muscovy, S. B. Cameron, Marietta. 



Best Pekin ducks, John Grosh, Landis Valley. 

 Geese. 



Best Embden geese, Mrs. H. H. Patterson, Safe 

 Harbor. 



Best Bronze turkeys, M. L. Greider, Mount Joy. 



Best turkey gobbler, Samuel G. Engle. Marietta. 

 Pigeons, Etc. 



Best and largest collection — Sebum & Hagans, 

 city. 



Best pair of pouters, C. 8. Greider, Mt. Joy. 



Best pair of carriers, and best pair of tumblers, 

 and best pair of breasters, and best pair of More- 

 heads, and best pair of swallows, and best pair of 

 Ice pigeons, best red tail turbots, best yellow snells, 

 best Birmingham rollers, best red swallows, all to 

 Sebum & Hagans, city. 



Best pair of fantails, best black barbs, best blue 

 English owls, best blue African owls, best black 

 trumpeters, all to Charles Lippold. 



Best yellow fontalls, best blue Antwerps, best 

 mottled trumpeters, to C. S. Greider, Mt. Joy. 



Best blue checkered Antwerps, to B. M. Bowman, 

 city. 



Best Guinea fowls to Schum & Hagans, city. 



Best coop of Guinea pigs to Benj. Rahter <fc 

 Brother, city. 



Best cage of canaries and best single canary, Chas. 

 Lippold, city. 



Best incubator and brooder. Success Hatcher Co., 

 city. 



Class 14 — Grain, Flour, etc. 



Best barrel family flour, George Levan & Son, city. 



Best barrel extra flour, best barrel superflne, best 

 barrel rye, best display of flour in sacks all to M. F. 

 Steigerwalt, city. 



Best bushel white wheat, best bushel amber 

 wheat, best bushel yellow corn, best bushel oats, all 

 to M. L. Greider, Mount Joy. 



Best bushel red wheat, Geo. Shiflfner, Willow 

 Street. 



Best bushel oats, M. L. Greider, Mt. Joy. 



Best timothy seed, Simon B. Cameron, Marietta. 

 Class 15 — Vegetables. 



Best lima beans, best rooted turnips, best two 

 heads of cabbage, best early horn carrots, best 

 round purple egg plant, best horse radish, best 

 leeks, best okra, best parsnips, best salsify, best 

 home raised sweet potatoes, best Trophy tomatoes, 

 best Acme tomatoes, best 12 specimens of any variety 

 all to John Sterline, Columbia. 



Best long blood beets, best red beets, best flat 

 Dutch cabbage, best drum head cabbage, all to Wm. 

 Smith, city. 



Best single head of cabbage, Casper Hiiler & Son, 

 Conestoga. 



Best long orange carrots, best intermediate and 

 second best intermediate carrots, best bushel Bur- 

 bank potatoes all to J. B. Garman, Leacock. 



Best sweet corn, Jacob Hildebrand, Strasburg ; 

 best king of the early potatoes to the same. 



Best cucumbers, Albert M. Herr, City; best snow- 

 flake potatoes and best Boston marrow squash, best 

 cantaleups, all to the same. 



Best onions, M. B. Herr, Wheatland Mills. 



Best bell or sweet peppers, best long cayenne pep- 

 pers, best Paragon tomatoes, all to M. B. Herr, 

 Wheatland Mills. 



Best half bushel Mercer potatoes, Adam Lefevre, 

 Lampeter Square. 



Best half bushel of Early Rose, J. F. Hess, city. 



Best Peerless potatoes, H. B. Haverstick, city. 



Best White Elephant potatoas, Mrs. Dr. J. W. 

 Nevin, Csernarvon Place. 



Best pumpkin, A. J. Steinman, city. 

 Class 16— Fruits. 



Apples- Best and largest collection of apples, 

 best York Imperials, best Fallawaters, best Tomp- 

 kins County, best Greenings, best Maiden's Blush, 

 best Twenty Ounce, best Vandever, best Peunock's, 

 all to Calvin Cooper & Son, of Bird-in Hand. 



Best three specimens of apples, best Northern Spy, 

 best Cole, best Pippins, best Russets, best Graven- 

 steins, best Carthouse, best Romanite, 'best Mar- 

 shall's .Mammoth, to M. B. Herr, Wheatland Mills. 



Second best varieties of ten apples, four specimens 

 each; best Lady Fingers, to John Kready, Salunga. 



Best six Baldwins, best six Bellefleurs, best Pound, 

 all to John Sterling, Columbia. 



Best Seek-no-furthers, best Wine Saps, best plate 

 of any other variety, to Adam Keller, city. 



Best Harrison's, None Such and best Cider, to A. 

 S. Shimer, Redington. 



Best Smokehouse and best New Needling, to Dr. I. 

 H. Mayer, Willow Street. 



Pears. 



,Best and largest collection, best Buerre Diehl, best 

 dish of any other variety, all to Wm. Weidie, city. 



Second best collection of pears, best Buerre Bose, 

 best Seckle, best Duchess, best Buerre d'Anjou, best 

 Sheldon, best Belle Lucrative, best Flemish Beauty, 

 all to Daniel Smeych, city. 



Best Swan's Orange, C. Cooper, Bird-in-Hand. 



Best assorted basket or dish, best Washingto 

 pears, best Doyenne Boussock and best Urbanis, a , 

 to Charles E. Long, city. 



Best Bartleits, Hopkins L. Henderson, city. 



Best Louise Bone and best Vicar of Wakefleld- 

 Chas. Lippold, city. 



Best Buerre Hardy, M. B. Herr, Wheatland Mills 

 Plums. 



Best dish of plums, Daniel Smeych, city. 



Second best dish, Jacob Hildebrand, Strasburg. ] 

 Quinces. 



Best display of quinces, William Weidie, city. ! 



Best new seedling quince, Margaret Zlegler, city,' 

 Peaches. 



Best and greatest choice varieties, Hiiler & Rush, 

 Willow Street; second best, Daniel Smeych, city. 



Best three varieties, Francis Kready, city ; second 

 best, William Weidie, city. 



Best assorted dish or basket of peaches, William 

 Henderson, city. 



Best new seedling, Hiiler & Rush, Willow Street. 

 Grapes. 



Best and largest collection, John Kready, Salunga, 

 second best, Daniel Smeych, city. 



Best Concords, Adam Keller, city. Best Hartfords 

 and best Rogers, all the same. 



Best Delaware and best Isabella, M. B. Herr, 

 Wheatland Mills. 



Best Diana, Francis Kready, city. 



Best Catawba, Wm. Weidie, city. 



Best Clinton, Dr. I. H. Mayer, Willow Street. 



Best grapes of many other variety, M. B. Herr, 

 Wheatland Mills. 



Class 18 — Wines, Tobacco and Cigars. 



Best grape and best cherry wines, Adam Keller, 

 city. 



Best currant wine, John Horting, city. 



Best blackberry wine, Francis Kready, city. 



Best elderberry wine, Elizabeth Madegan, city. 



Best lot of tobacco, J. F. Hess, city. 



Best lot of cigars, James Prangley, city. 

 Class i9--Hats, Boots and Clothing, 



Best hats and caps, W. D. Stauffer & Co., city. 



Best made men's boots and shoes, Wm. H. Gast, 

 city; second best, Shaub & Burns. 



Best display of gentlemen's furnishing goods, E. 

 J. Erisman, city ; second best to Burger & Sutton. 

 Class 20 — Paintings and Penmanship, Etc. 



Best display of drawings and paintings, Mrs. J. 

 W. Denlinger, city. 



Best oil painting by a native of the city, J. W. 

 Deichler, city. 



Best water color, Mary A. Ruth, city. 



Best crayon and pencil drawing, Alice Dunlap, 

 city. 



Best display of photographs, J. E. Rote city. 



Best display of marble work, Lewis Haldy, city. 



Best display of penmanship, H. C. Weidler, city. 



Best paper hangings, J. B. Martin & Co, city. 



Best display of Mechanical drawings, C. Emien 

 Urban, city. 



Diplomas for oil paintings to Mamie A. Rutt, city, 

 and George A. Singerly, Philadelphia. 



Class 21 —Carriages and Harness 



Best two-horse carriage, Edgerly & Co., also best 

 one-horse carriage and best phaeton. 



Best buggy and best trotting wagon to Norbeck & 

 Miley. 



Best hunting wagon and best survey wagon, to 

 Philip Doersom. 



Best single set carriage harness, best riding saddle, 



best riding bridle, best lap blankets, best horse 



blankets, best trunks and best satchels to S. Miley. 



Class 22 — Stoves. 



Best cook stove, best ornamental parlor stove and 

 second best, all to Geo. M. Steinman & Co., city. 



Best portable range, second best cook stove, second 

 best variety Iron furniture, all to Flinn & Breneman, 

 city. 



Best stationary furnace, .John Best & son, city. 



Second best fireplac ; heater and second best double 

 heater, A. C. Kepler, city. 



Best sample iron railing, Rogers Fence Co., S. R. 

 Miller, agent. 



