S|6 PEEMIUMS, 



SWINE. 



For the best Boar, ' $4,00 



For the next best, . 3,00 



For the next best, 1,00 



For the best Sow with Pigs, 4,00 



For the next best, • 3,00 



For the next best, 1,00 



For the best weaned pigs not less than 4 months old, 3,00 



For the next best, 2,00 

 Committee. E. P. Cutler, Olney Gaylord, Amherst ; E. P. Dickinson, Sunderland. 



POULTRY. 



For the best Cock and six Hens, $2,00 



For the next best, IjOO 



For the next best, 50 



For the best pair of Turkeys, 2,00 



For the next best, . 1,00 



For the next best, 50 



For the largest number of Domestic Fowls, 3,00 



Committee. Willard Kellogg, Amherst ; Willie Crocker, Sunderland; Geo. Jones, 

 Pelham ; Willie Kingman, Amherst ; Charles Adams, Iladley ; Morton 

 Thayer, Belchertown ; Charles M. Field, Leverelt. 



SHEEP. 



For-the best Buck, .• $4,00 



For the next best, 3,00 



For the next best, 2,00 



For the best lot Ewes, not less than six, 5,00 



For the next best, 3,00 



For the best lot Lambs, not less than 6, 3,00 



For the next best, 2,00 



For the next best, 1,00 



Committee. N. Austin Smith, Sunderland; Sylvester Jewett, Pelham; Cephas 

 Porter, Leverett. 



MISCELLANEOUS STOCK. 

 Premiums will be awarded on Miscellaneous Stock to the 



amount of $12,00 



Clqr^.w,itlee. Col. Samuel F. Dudley, Shutesbury ; E. D. Hubbard, Amherst; Horaca 

 Russell, Hadley, 



