The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-30
DOMESTIC MANUFACTORIEs.

CtC0uu 0O OdTAh tNtChhtSbhi OF
Best wooden Stockings Esther Field, LOO
Second best Psrmelia Scott, 60
Best specimen of Needle Work NJ.
b. Thomas, 200
Thrd Do do
PermeIiu Soon. foo
Best vase OF Shell Flowers Rose Ann
Wood, 800
Best pLir Of paper B0gnctes Ange-
Efna Kennedy, l,50
Best Gimp BOnnetJ. NJ. Mccullough, 800
Best Straw Bonnet NJ. McCul!ough, 2UO
Best Boquelte Of snow balls E. Car.
nahan, a go
Best Shirt Sarah Nicholson, b gl{ 75
Second best Mrs. Joseph 8: Thomas, 50
Best thread Netting e. CanahG, IS
Best picked Peaches N. i. johnson, 100
Best Maple Molasses Isauc Thomas, %
Bes. Bed Cord Sarah Nicholson, SD
Second do Esther Field 37S
Best Broom john G. Thompson, 25
UNENUMERATED ARTICLES.
Best Honey Isaac Thomas, S ZOO
Second best Isaac Thomas, so
Third do Joseph Cope, 25
Best sweet Potatoes Isaac Thomas, so
Second do Jonathan Johnson 81
Best Irish Potatoes J p Wood, so
Second d. Il Caltel, 4O
Third do James Nicholson, 3U
Best Cabbage NJ. Il. Johnson, 25
Second do James Nicholson, ~ .
Bost Beels NJ I. johnson, 25
Bes! Turnps James Nicholson, %
Second do C.J Fox, IL
Best Mill Bush Isaac Gui,en, SO
Best lot of Poland Fowls G w. Scott, 37i
Second do do Thomas Lee, %
The exhibition of the secn day was not
generally so eoud as last season OIL account
Of The rain. Perhaps there was mol over i
as much exhibited as there would have been.
| If Inc weather h,d been favorable.
| FLOWING MATCH.
! There were but 6 or teams blowing OH.
account Of The drizzling rain which contin-
ued all day, these did their best and snme Of
them did very well amidst hundreds and per.
haps thousands Of spectators under lhek
umbrellas.
FIRST preminm was awarded to Alex
ander West, $500
Second do iu w. B
Bebee's team, . 400
Third do to WIN.
Welding, 800
Fourth do To L Pea.
cock, 200 :
Fifth do TOE Mure
worh, lETE 100
The Annual Meeting for the election Of
officers met in the Courl llnuse nt . o'clock
lon the 25 h, AID adjourned TO The Mansion
House in order TO let the domestic manufaCr
urers and be arranged in the Court Houses
John Hammond and John lIaverfeId we're
chosen tellers, AID upon counting the ballots
announced the eleciun of John Have field.
President, Joseph Cope, Vice President.
Ezra CalielI Sectetary,mid Abraham IIorne.
Treasurer.
John IIanmnnd, W. d Brber, John Me-
Fadden, jr., jos. S. Thomas and John Car
nahan, Directions. N*
NJ caiah T. Johnston schnscn lufnrmcr
tGencral.
They adjourned 10 mcel the S,h Of next
lmonlh al nne u'cInck, p NJ. in the Court
House, when arrangements willbe made lnr
next year. and lhe Treasurer VIII lie prcpat-
= led 10 pay The premiums Isvery desirable
that members generally Should attend and
bring their Wiurs nnl Daaghi,rs, rs it il
very desirable thu the, shnnd at least assist
in making arrangements for lbeii portion OF
The fair.
There was but one crop offered for pre-
mlums, aud il is tery desirable hal there
should 5e stnie accnun; OF large crops ftI-
warded with our report to the State Bnard,
persons who hive rnsed snCh. particularly
of Wheat and Corn are earnestly requested
to have them carefully measured and forward
the account 20 the Srcrelltv over their own
signature, and also, those Of one or two otIl-
er persons conversant with the facts il Can-
= venient, il not, his own signature will bs
sufficient T. CATrELL, Sec'Yy.
N. b, Persons who take premiums on
bread, butter oftbe various ages, and cl, ese,
will be reqries'e'i 10 produce written state
ments 10 the Srcreiary-d detailing explicntv
the mode aud manufacture and the method
$ ofkeeping The butler and cheese also those
' who have won premiums on stock will be
o required before receiving Their money TO give
written information in regard to the breed
: ing aud management of the stock,
J E. CATTELL, Sccreiary
j The above account may either be forwards
d ed 10 10 the Secetary by mail,to HarrisviIe)
: or be given 10 him a, Cadiz before | o'clock
on the 6th ofncxt month. &c.