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Poultry fancier . utz, of Allentown, for the best cockerel,a S. C. Black Minorca; A. G. Connolly,of Nazareth, for the best pullet, a WhiteRock; A. L. Russell, of Washington, N. J.,for the best pen, White Rocks. The medals were won as follows: Shimer, of Nazareth, for the best birdin the Asiatic class, a Black Langshancock; A. G. Connolly, of Nazareth, forthe best bird in the American class, aWhite Rock pullet; Hamm Bros., of EastBangor, for the best bird in the Englishclass, a S. C. Black Orpington cockerel; F. H. Castner, 1st and 21. Pen—F. , 1st. White Rocks—Cock—A G. Connolly,
Poultry fancier . utz, of Allentown, for the best cockerel,a S. C. Black Minorca; A. G. Connolly,of Nazareth, for the best pullet, a WhiteRock; A. L. Russell, of Washington, N. J.,for the best pen, White Rocks. The medals were won as follows: Shimer, of Nazareth, for the best birdin the Asiatic class, a Black Langshancock; A. G. Connolly, of Nazareth, forthe best bird in the American class, aWhite Rock pullet; Hamm Bros., of EastBangor, for the best bird in the Englishclass, a S. C. Black Orpington cockerel; F. H. Castner, 1st and 21. Pen—F. , 1st. White Rocks—Cock—A G. Connolly,1st; W. H. Lobb, of East Bangor, —A. L. Russell, of Washington, N. J.,1st; A. G. Connolly, 2d. Pullets—A. , 1st and 2d. Pen—A. G. Con-nolly, 1st; A. L. Russell. 2d. Buff Rocks—W. A. Brensinger, 1st and2d for cock, hen and pullet; Billheimerand Kratzer. of Allentown, 2d for cock-erel. Pen—Billheimer & Kratzer, 1st; Miller, of Nazareth, 2d. Partridge Rocks—Cock—Raymond aFIRST W CHAMPION PULj,£T PHILADELPHIA19KV fgS :/^ner of *50.°-?Cup fop Best Pullet in the Sttow twtejfy fic/vs dip/A/Poi/irftrfaeM fasfffampfon. % I. R. M. Heine, of Bath, for the best birdin the Mediterranean class, a White Leg-horn cock. Dr. Thos. Dietrick, of Washington, , carried off the honors in White Or-pingtons, being awarded the $20 challengecup for best cock, hen, cockerel, pullet;$10 silver cup for best display; $5 forbest cock, hen, cockerel, pullet; $10 prizefor best pullet (most hotly contestedentry); $10 prize, best poultry awards are as follows:Barred Rocks—Cock—Oliver Stemetz, ofNazareth. 1st; F. H. Castner, 2d and —F. H. Castner, 1st and 2d. Cockerel—F. H. Castner, 1st and 2d. Pullets— Bean, of Collegeville, 1st; Fred T. Kyle,of Catatonk, N. Y., 2d. Hen—William , of Nazareth, 1st and 2d. Cock-erels—Fred T. Kyle, 1st; Raymond , 2d. Pullets—Ravmond B. Bean,1st and 2d. Pen—Fred T. Kyle. Columbian Roc
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