Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-10-20
WHOLE NUMBER 333

John M. Tiiden, 2dbest. Vol. Cul. and i,ge
S.B Southworth, best exhibition of
gers and Bits see
David NJ. Somervile, best made Goats
Coat. Dip. and 100
]. 5. Herriok, specimen pliniing (mer-
itorious, Dip. - 400
G. p. Coe, best Exhibit Rops. DIP. LOO
c. O. Araold, best specimen Marble as4
Work, Is s. 80 100
Hurlbu, g. Fox, "a best 400
Chester Stone, best Cheese Press 400
Discretionary Committer. --
To HI. Cannon, for best 8 year old Coft
Dip, and sl.os
G. Rud. for grain Rake on Whssls
Vol. Q. Cul. .s,-
Tuttle &c Willard for Corn Shelter
DIP. and ,,..gse l,0s
B. T.. srelman, sett Artificial Tse,k
Dip. +
Miss. 81. c. Burt, for Monachromsts 5i
Painting, Dip. - ~ ss.l5t r. .
Mrs. H. S Robbins, fr adjusting stocks 81
DIP. and 100
Francis Lewis, Upper Leather, Har.
ness Leather and Kip Skin, Dip.
Mortimer Hubert, for Copper work.
Dip and 100
]. & A. Eckarf, for Tbreshing Machine k.,
las owners and exhibitors) see
c. NJ. Russell, Manufacturer Of Eek.
arts Thresbing Machine, (Massilon)
Dip.
Saml. Jickel, for large Hog weighing
1920 lbs. Dip. and 2,oo
Lauren Dewey, for Poland Game fowls
Muscova ducks, Dip.
J. DeWolf, for Muscova ducks, Dip.
s. A. Taylor, for Fouls, Dip.
Austin Collins, pen of long wool grade
Lambs, Vul o. Cul. Loo
James Malory, for Oil Paia,iu 8, Dip.
and 100
Bissbee & w Ion, for Percussion Cps
and Zinc WASH Board. Dip. and 100
c. NJ. Dyer, Jeny Lind Cook Stove
Dip. and 2,6o
M, son & Brainerd, for Regulator Par
lor Stove. Dip. and 400
Mrs. M F. Spelman, for Feather Table
Duster (highly mer:torious) Dip.
Mrs. w. w. Hinmnn, for Perforated
Paper Basket and Horn Basket with
wreath DIP. r -
Miss H. L. King, (only l3 yenrs Of ase)
for beautiful Tissue Paper Basket m
DIP and LOO
Geo. A. Prince 8, Co., Of Buffalo NY.
m ,nufacturers of Melodeons, Dip.
Mr.. Jewet, of Cleveland for boqust
of Natural Flowers, presentedto ths
President ofthis society. Dip. ..-.
Mrs. w. w. Hinman, Miss E. Pratt
are entitled to the thanks Of this so-
ciety, for the use of their cabinet Of
Minerals &s-r,
Miss Fanny Pratt. Miss Ester Pratt, 9l
Mr.. SeIby King each Diploma, Tor
Baquet beautifully wrought. from
ripe grain and fnwers s.y
o. B. Dickinson, for three Fat Cattle
from the late State Fair (accompa.
MED with the thanks of The society,
f,r his enterprise in exhibiting in Por-
trge Co, Cattle so highly meritorious)
Dip. and .--a 800
Fl. Hurd, for 3 years old fat Steer,
highly meritOrious, Dip. ..,- 200
M"rrill & Co., meritorious specimen
Daguerrean Pictures, Dip. and 100
On Sweepstakes.
To E. G. Higley, for the best Bull 500
D. P. Pond, for best Spanish Merino al
Buck (victor) ace
S. Beecher. for best Jack 800
]. C. Dow, for best Mare, Dip. 200
Several of the committees accompanied
their reports with useful and appropriate sng-
gestions and remarks, but the length Of our
Premium list prevents their publication this
week. s5h..s
We repeat what is said by most of our
committees that the great variety Of articles
presented for their inspection, and the short
time allowed them for that purpose, precludes
the possibility of as much deliberation and care
as would seem to be necessary to do justice.
in all cases.
The Board acknowledge with pleasure the,
assistance rendered them by MIR. ]. G. Les
ter and William Hatcher of Stark Co. Mr..
Wetmore. Ashman and others from Summit,
in acting as committeeman, for which we
would tender them the thanks of our SJcieiy.
At the close of Judge Nswton's address,
the society proceeded to the election of Off
GERS for the ensuing year, as follows:
DAVID MCINTOSH, President.
RANSOMA. GILLETT, Y,ce Pres.
Alison A. HARRIS. Secretary.
ENOS P. BRAlNERD. Irraswer.
PoMERoY REED,
BENJAMIN F. PARDE.
Erccutire Com. WALLACE WILLIAMSON,
RICHARD J. THOMPSON,
MARCUS F. SPELLMAN.
sf. DAVID MCINTOSH. Prestdent.