Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Volume 8, Number 8, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 September 1876 — Page 3

THE LITTLE CENTENNIAL.

Vjgo's Exhibit at the Fair Grounds-

Better Fair in Everything Excent Attendance, than Last Year.

Partial Review ot the Exhibits andthefuii Premium List as Awarded up to Date-

3:30 P.

l-Y'.ni Friilaj'H D.-.iiy, No iccliiiii but one of pain can be- experience"! in wring the former interest apparently c! vir\% out. The ('irectors of 9.11- Kair have, this vt'.ir, made an honest and earnest effort, strengthened by a ripe experience: and tlx adoption of the most progressive ideas to make this exhibit a lar^e and successful one. They have not suriceded in a fail sense of that

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I lere t'.ie exhibit is first-class. In fact '"iie display, though not so large of course, is superior to the foreign show 01 .rriage-. at lite Centennial. The tops to the bu gk'-'. are put on in much better style than either French or German carriages. The work moreover, is, thoroughont, much better leather buggv tops, are an American invention. Mcs.sre Wildy and 1'otlis have a crrriage on exhibition which is a per faction itself. The juries thought so to, it seems, as a red ribbon adorns it. The fiim has also taken the premium on a Pnietou.

Messrs Cantrell Jackson and Harrison, the enterprising Cherry street carriage men have also taken two premiums, one for an open buggy, a little prano box beauty and one for a top buggy. A. J. Welsh has a good exhibit.

TILL: I'ltl'ir AND I'l.owr.R Depart nitn is tolerable free. C. D. Mason, of the Wabash valley, twenty oie miles south of town has a splendid show ot apples.

Mr. William Patrick has taken off the laurel-no hii Spiigbergen apples. Mrs. |. O. Jdiu and Mrs. Dr. Moo.e have as amatears distinguished themselves.

Mrs. Jones has taken the special premium offered 'oy the llorticnltural society tor cut ilowcrs.

Ileinl Bros, have of course taken off all le "reds" 0:1 hot house plaets. The MAIN :n.i)iNG, hv which we mean the miscellaneous department is weil filled with the product, ions 1 if the loom, the sewing machine the shop, tii:'factory, the brush

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brain. Milier & Arletli have spread thjiiiselves 0:1 harness. Mrs. Cal. Thomas, as usual has some thin" pretlv. In her exhibit may be mentioned beautifully embroidered chemise, child- die*', ottoman cover and some won ted cmhroiderv. Miss Carrie Me vers has specimens of knitting Miss Carrie Drake of silk embroidery Misses Carr- Monger and Emma Patrick of wasestaud mats and Miss Lena jihrenl'.aHt fancy \v6rste.i work the spi.citner.s of drawing are conclusion proof in themselves of the tallest in that line possessed by some of our youthful. Tci're Ilauveans. Missess Carrie brake and Mattie Johns, Mrs. C. Douglass and others have creditable exhibits.

TIIE I.IVE STOC1C

show is first cla-s in many respects. It is headed bv the premium baby Jessie 13yard. Tins 1 ittle classification joke has afforded much amusement.

Mr. llamond of Greencastlc has an excellent show of tnoaoughbred cattle. r. G. W. Sparks of this city and Mr. Stubbs of Ferrel station have also some good cattlc.

The award of premiums in this depat tment was not made until late—the afternoon, and cannot appear here today.

THE RACES

To-dav did not come off" owing to failure to fill. The Western Bazar, B. Elirhch proprietor in the extent and character of the display made.

AWARD OF PREMIUMS.

DIVISION A.—SECTION Ili.

CLASS 3—THOROCUHHRED SHORT HORNS Bull 4 vears and over, Thomas Hamond, ,.

Bull 2 vears and under 3,0. 1 tiller, $8 Bull 1 year and under 2 Thomas Hammond, $S.

Cow 4 vears and over, Thomas llamond $8. Cow 3 years and under llamond, $5.

4, Thomas

Cow 2 years and under Hamotid, $5. Heifer 1 year and under llamond, $5.

3, Thomas

2, Thomas

Heifer calf .Win. llall. $5. Second best herd, 1 bull and 4 cows or heifers, Thos. Hamond, $25.

Best pair oxen, any age, Owen luller

CLASS SIXTH—POULTRY-.

Collection of poultry F. Fletcher, $5. Pair of Bremer, geese, Mrs. Jane Lookridge, $2

Pair of Aylesburrv ducks, r. Motfessitt, $2. Pair of Crested ducks, Jos. Pugh, $2.

Trio of Game chickens, F. Modesitt, $2 Trio of Partridge Pheasants, E. Littleton, $2.

Trio of Light Brahmas, Fred Koch, $2 Trio of Buff Cochin, F. Modesitt, $2 CLASS SECOND.

SECOMD II.

Best collect ion of 5 varieties of potatoes in samples of one peck each, John Mason,

Best peck red peach blows, John Jack^2 ... Peck white pe-ch blows, C. elsh, $2. Peck shaker russet, William Price, $2. Peck early rose, Jno. Jackson, $2. Peck potatoe onions, W. A. Pearson $2.

Peck red onions, A Stoeker, $2. .--1 Peck white onions, A. Stoeker, $2. Peck of tomatoes, W. H. Mahan. jj|Peck General Grani tomatoes, John

Jackson, $2. Peck Trophy tomatoes, A. Stoeker, $2. Collection of verieties of squashes, A. T. Boor, $2.

Three pumpkins, B. F. Flesher, $2.

Six cabbages, A. Stoeker, $2. Six carrots, A. Stoeker, $2. Six cucumbers, John Jackson, $3. Six peppers, W. H. Mahan, $2. Peck of red sweet potatoes, A. Stoeker, $2.

Peck of yellow sweet potatoes, E. Littleton, $2. CLASS THIRD—JRl'ITS.

Twcntv varieties apples in succeseion D. Mason, $8. Twelve varieties apples J. R. Alexander, 5.

Six varieties winter apples for commercial purposes, William Patrick, $5. Collection of varieties of pears, Heinl Bros., 4.

Six varieties of pears, William Patrick.

Three varieties of winter pears, Heinl Bros if-3 00. Dozen quinces, Mrs. J. llake. $3.

Plate of apples, H. M. Hawley, 2 Plate of pears, Heinl Bros., 2 Plate of plums, Plate of peaches, C. D. Mason, 2. Three bundles of Delaware grapes. Heinl Bros., 2.

Three bunches of Catawba grapes, Saml. Shumard, 2 Three bundles Ive's seeding, Ilein! Bros.,

Collection of melons, E. Dean, r. Three watermelons, 2. CLASS t-CURTH—FLOWERS.

SECrrON I—AMATEUR LIST. Collection of careen-house plants, no' including bedding plants, Mrs. Dr Moore, 5,

Collection of bedding plants, Mrs. Dt Moore, 5. I hanging baskets of plants Mrs. Dr Moore, 2.

SKI. HON LI—IT.OFFES.SIONAI. I.iST. Collection of gre^n house plants, 110 bedding out plants. Heinl Bros., $5.

Twento-live varieties of dahlias Heinl Brothers, 5. Colllection of bedding out plants in bloom, Ileinl Brothers, 5.

Twenty-four varieties roses, Ileinl Brothers, 2 Basket fresh cut flowers, Ileinl Broth* ers, 2.

Bouquet, round, Ileinl Brothers. 1. Bouquet, mantle, Heinl Brothers, 2.

Pyramid of flowers, Heinl Brothers,

Collection of winter parlor blooming plants in bloom, 2. Collection ofcamelias, Ileinl Brothers,

Collection variegated plants, 2. DIVISION C. SUCTION" VI. LEATHER AND LEATHEI

MANUFACTURES MADE WITIII.V THIS STATE. Short tug harness. Miller & ArletL :j

o. Double light harness, Miller & Arletl $10.

Single harness. Miller & Arletli, .fio. Double harness, common use, Mille. tV Arletli, !pIO.

Man's saddle, Miller & Arletli, $5. Ladies' saddle, Miller & Arleth, $5. Boy's saddle, ?3Riding bridle, Collection boots, shoes, gaiters ani slippers, Miller & Arleth, $5.

Fine calf stitched boots, Miller & At leth, $5 Fine calf pegged boots, Miller & Ar lull, $3.

French kip, pegged boots, Miller & Arleth, $3. Thick pegged boots, Miller & Arleth. $2.

Collection trunks, valises, etc., Dickout, $5. Trunk, Dickliout, $5.

Valise, Dickliout, $2. Display of Harness, sadles, bridles, Miller & Arleth, SECTION" VII—CARRIAGE AND CABINE1

WARE.

Carriage, Wildy & Poths, $15. Phaeton, Wildy & Poths, S. Open buggy, Cantrell, Jackson & Harrison,

Top buggy, S Spring wagon, Wildy & Poths, 7. Two-horse wagon, W. J. Walmsley, 7. Ladies workstand, Lou Baganz. Flour, meal, and bread safe, W. II. Stevenson.

DIVISION CLASS C. SECTION I.

Apple butter, Mrs. U. A. JefTers, $2. Mango pickles, Mrs. Ann Pegg, $1. Five pounds honey in comb,

Jno. Ma

son, $1. Jar of extracted honey, Theo. Hulman, 1.

Bottle catsup, Mrs. Louisa Smith, $1. Samp'c mush soap, Mrs. A. G.Frederick, $1.

Sample jelly soap, Mrs. Hannah ShuJ mard, if 1. SECTION" 11.

Five pounds butter, September, Mrs. H. Shumard, $1. Five pounds cheese, Mrs. C. W. Barbour, $1.

Loaf wheat bread, yeast rising, Mrs. A. Pegg,$1 Loaf wheat bread, milk or salt rising, Mrs. A. Pegg, $1.

Loaf corn bread, Mrs. A. Pegg, $1. Light biscuit, Mrs. C. W. Barbour, $3-

Collection of bread not to exceed 8 kinds, Mrs. A. Pegg. $3. Rusk, Mrs. S.J. Heck, $1.

Jelly cake, Mrs. Barbour, $1. Fruitcake, M. Patrick, $1 Yellow sponge cake, Mrs. M. Roggers, $i.

Apple pie. Miss Maggie Garnar, $4. CLASS D. SECTION I.

DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES OK LINEN,

WOOLEN OR COTTON FADRICS MADE BY HAND SINCE THE FAIR OF

1S73-

10 yards rag carpet, Mrs. S. Staler, $5. 10 yards woolen carpet,$5. Double coverlet, woolen, $5. Double coverlet, cotton, $5. Wool knit stockings, $2. Wool socks, $2. Wool mittens, Mrs Sarah Pearson, $2. Foot mat, Mrs Taylor, $2. Rag carpet rug, $2.

SPECIAL PREMIUMS. AGRICULTURAL.

Rvce & Walmsley, carpsts, wall papers? window shades, oil cloth and general house furnishing goods—For largest and best watermelon, one velvet mat, E. Doan.

Wright & Kaufman—For best one bushel while peach blow patatoes. $5, B. Mayres.

Horticultural Society—For best 10 vaieties of apples S. Price, $4. For best varieties of pears J. O. Jones. $4.

For best collection of cut flowers by an amateur Mri J. O. Jones. $4.

THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

For best 3 pounds butter Mrs Price $4. For best 5 varieties ot jelley Mrs. S. C. Paddock. $4.

For best corn pone Mrs. Ann Pegg $2. For best cucumber pickles Mri Hu man. $2. GRAND FARRIERS' PLOWING MATCH.

Special premium given by A. B. Pegg President Vigo Agricultural Societv Philip Newhart, E. Littleton, F. J. Hess C. Royse, E. Coordes. Piety & Gunn. Plowing to be done by a steel plow for general purposes with two horses, each contestant to furnish his own plow and team. The premium wi'l be awarded to the plow that does the best work with the lightest draft. First premium, $25: second premium, $15.

BREAD, BUTTER, CAKES

John S. Jordan, boots and shoes—For the best three pounds of butter a pair of box toe kid snoes, $5. Mrs. A. Pegg.

S. L. Strus—For best jelly cake' a hat. worth $5. Mrs. S. J. Hake. Gulick & Berrv, drugs, paints, gla«s, oct. —Eor dest ginger bread, toilet set, worth $5 Miss. Maggie Garner.

H. S. Richardon E Co., qucenswarc 'r-tssware and fancy gyods—For best nge cake, fine silver plated castor com ete. (Bring the cake and claim the premium.)

R. L. Ball—For the best three pounds butter, toilet set worth *5.50, Mrs. ilrotherton.

Smith & Townley—For the best fivt oounds of butter, £5 Mrs. C. W. Barbour.

T. H. Riddle—For best loaf of bre:u made by a girl* under 15 years, an acne 'iivst ring worth $10, Miss Carrie Myer

N. Boland—For best canned peaches lioes worth .$5, Mrs. Ann Pegg. Brokaw Brothers, carpets, oil cloth.vindow shades, wall paper, etc.—For iest twenty-five yards rag carpdt, made •e the exhibitor, ten pouuds best carpet li i.in, Miss Annie Jackson.

Farmers plowing match, Wm. Shunard, first, L. N. Barnes, second. Krom Satan ay's Daily.

To-day the Vigo County Fair closes, "he attendance and interest has been bet•r than any pievious day ^his season. )nr repoter visited the grounds at 2 ic'lock, below is presented the additional .ward of premiums up to that lime, some the committees still being out.

The race, free to all, prize $300, bet een Fuller's Genl. Mack, McDonald's Ripon Boy and Bissel's Echo, which wa,)ostponed from yesterday afternoon took lace to-day.

The wagpn race has been omitted. Yesterday the receipts at the gate were 35o. Most of it being ^aken in about le time tiie race was announced to start.

Secretary Jos. Gilbert commenced tying off premiums this afternoon at 2 'clock.

additional Award of Premiums.

DiVSION A.

.IVE STOCK DEPARTMENT—CLASS I'LKST —HORSES. •VCTION" I—1IORSFS FOR GENERAL PUR

POSES.

^ailion four years and over

Scott Hu nale, $15.

ECTION II—HORSES FOR LIGIIS HARNESS. Stallion 4 years and over, Lenus Moyr. $15. «talion 2 years and under

Samuel McKeen, $7 Suckling stall-

p. I 1 O on coir, A. Jackson. $7 Mare 4 years over, J. C.Gycan. ^7 Marc 3 years LIDJer -j. ,D. P.Bissel. $7 Mare 1 year and under 2, O. Fuller. $7 suckling mare •uit, J, N. Phillips $S.

Best gelding 4 years old and over, J. j. Lycan, 7. Gelding 3 years and under 4, O. Tuller, 7. iirood mare of any age, with suckling colt by her side, O. Tuller, 7.

CLASS FIFTH—SHEEP—SECTION I. Buck 2 years old and over, H. D. Collings, 5.

Buck 1 year and under 2, II. D. Collings, 5. Buck lamb, H. D. Collings, 3.

Ewe 3 years old and over, II. D. Collings, 5. Ewe 1 year old and nnder 2, H. D. Collings, 5.

Ewe lamb, H. D. Collings, 3. SECTION II.—LONG WOOL SHEEP. Buck 2 years old and over, II. D. Collins, $5.

Buck 1 year and under, J. M. Fenton $5' Buck lamb Same.

Ewe 2 years old and overj same. Ewe 1 year and under 2, same. Ewe lamb, same. Vigo Woolen Mills, special flock of sheep, $15 blanket, H. Collins.

CLASS FOURTH—HOGS.

SETCIOX I.—FOR AI.L CROSSES OF HOGS' Boar 7 months and under one yeai Thos. Hamond $6.

Boar under 7 months, Collins $5. Sow 1 year and under 2, Thos. Paddock, $6.

Sow 7 months and under 1 year, T. Dinkie. $5. Sow unaer 7 months, H.J. Collings, $5-

Six shoats under 7 months, H.J. Collings, $8.

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