The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-11-12
Nv HNDE III HE TTToI HNNUHT ~
OF THE
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY
Held al Wood$Geld, Nov. 4th and 18th.
NIL Nj S
AWARDED AT H FIRST ANNUAL FAIR

Owen J. Jones, best heifer between ! and
3years old 81
Henry Mason, end best
John X. Lynch, best COW without test.)
Nathan HOLSTER. end best Diploma
SHEEP.
Middle Wooled.
Joel Yost, best S ewes W
same best buck 2
same best S eve lambs z
Isaac Lupton. end best s ewes Diploma
Joel Yost. end best buck DO
Merinoes and their grades.
Henry Ford, best buck 8
same best s W lambs 3
Benjamin Hughes, end best buck l
Sarons and their grades.
Isaac Lupton, best buck 3
Henry Ford, best 5 eve lambs 3
Benz. Hughes, Leicester buck Diploma
SWINE.
Nathan Hollister, best boar over / year
old Diploma
Benz. Hughes, best boar between 3 and
70 months 50
Joel Yost. end best 1
Nathan Hollister, best sow over l year 3
John X. Lynch, end best /
Benz. Hughes, best SOW between 3 and
12 months 9
Joel Yost, end best l
HORSES.
For all work.
Lewis Hickman, hes, stallion over a US IS
Ellis P Moore, best 3 year old stallion 9
John Stephen, end best !
Francis Allen, Diploma
Woodman Okey, ST.. best 9 year old 2
Samuel Stephen. end best Diploma
John Hayden, best brood mare with ioal
ut her side 5
($4 Of this last premium donated to
the Society,"
Blood Horses.
Peter Witten. best stallion over 4 years 5
Woodman Okey, sr end best Diploma
Peter Wit,en, best 2 year old stallion 9
James Siallings, best blood sucking colt 3
Mares.
Walker Okey, best for all work Diploma
Charles Talbot, best blood mare do
Colts.
Henry Slime, best Q year old colt 8
Isaac Mitchell, best yearling colt 3
George w. McVay, end best Diploma
Benjamin McVay. best sucking colt 3
John Adams. end best /
Ceilings.
Henry Brown, best gelding 3
James Smith. End best ]
lacks AND MILES
Wm. Steel best jack SO
same best jenny 2
Israel ID. Riley. best mule 9
PLOWS. HARROWS. &c.
Joel Yost, best sliding harrow So
VIM. f. Hunter. best cuItivatcr Diploma
Joel Yost. 2nd best l
Benz. Hughes. best 9 horse wagon Diploma
FLOWING MATCH.
George Wild, first premium, (time SO
minutes.) IS
Joel Yost. 2nd premium, (plowed by T.
Neal, time as minutes.) 9
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Mrs. Robert Clingan, best 5 lbs. butter 81
Mrs. Joel Yost. 2nd best 50 cts
Mrs. Charles Afford, pyramid lowered
butter Diploma
Mrs. B. R. briggs. best cheese 81
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Mrs. James Smith, bes, rag carpet SO
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Salisbury, end best l
Mrs. F. Koehler. wool carpet Diploma
Miss Mary Nesbit, best pair wool mittens |
same end best 50 cts
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Salisbury, best pair double
coverlets 2
John Brown, end best, (including single
coverlet, and manufactured by him) 2
Mrs. VIM Okey, best pair blankets 2
Mrs. NJ. M. Salisbury, end best
Mrs. w. A. Davidson, bes! quilt Diploma
Mrs. NJ. M. Salisbury, end best do
Miss E. A. Jones, steel bead purse do
Miss E. F. Randolph, fancy basket do
Miss NJ. A. Cunningham. do do
Mrs. James Mitchell. chair cushion do
Jacob Tschappat, best gallon of wine.
the pure juice OF the grape VA
FRUIT.
Having been an almos! entire failure OF
the fruit crop. in this county, none was pre-
scented for exhibition, except a small lot Of
very superior apples by George Mason,
some Of which were sold at auction, at the
close Of the Fair, and brought as high as
Is cents each.
FIELD CROPS.
James A. briggs, basket potatoes Diploma
Charles Talbot, best crop wheat S6
Jonathan Lupton, best crop oats. 8
Statement Of Charles TalboH's Wheat
Crop.
My crop Of 234 acres Of wheat was rails