Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-11-08
State Fair Premiums.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
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95 Two Saddles, j. p. Elliott, Vanderburg
Not found.
1913. Steam Boiler and Sheet Iron Chimney,
Dumont 4 Co., Indianapolis. Fine specimens
OF mechanical skill; five dollars and diploma.
l26. Copper Pipes, Cottrell & Knight Indi-
annapolis. Not found
I27. Specimen of Mill Saving, o. s. Stevens,
Marion. Not found.
l2S. Two Pair Ok Bows, Levi Comegys, In
dianapolis. A good article; two dollars and
diploma
100. Ladies' Sewing Chair, j F. Ramsay, In
dianaPolis; anovelty; plain, cheap. comfortable;
two dollars aud diploma
Compound Railroad Bar, W. j. Holman: In
dianapolis; an invention worthy of trial; di-
ploma.
I33 China Cutlery and Plated Goods; Jacob
Lindley, indianapolis. Not found.
1877. Counter Scales, (Fairbanks,) Browning
d Mayer. Indianapolis.
1870 Paging Machine for Books, Sheets & Bra
den Indianapolis This is a most ingenious
labor saving machine for paging blank books;
three dollars and diploma.
III. Bran Dustor, George 2. Stevens, Indian
apolis; diploma
I42. Buckwheat Flour Samuel j. Patterson,
indianapolis; an excellent sample, and good
thing for the inner man; two dollars and d.
ploma.
lag. Conversation Chair, John OFT, Indiana
polls; very neat and sociable looking; three dol
lars and diploma
I47. Divan, John OFT, indianapolis; very
neat and beautifully finished; three dollars.
1888 Buckwheat Flour, d. S. Wagouer. Penn
Van, N. Y; TWO dollars and diploma.
l55. Improved mode of hanging recprocating
Mill Saws, o.. 5. Woodcock, Connersville; pro-
| baby good, but needs to be practically tested
diploma
155. Two Saddles and Bride, John Casa
day; the best articles on the ground; five dol
lars and diploma.
l60. Two Saddles. Franklin Warmer, Greens.
burg; very good; two dollars and diploma.
1874 Patent Expanding Collar Block, F. T.
Graham, Charlottesville: diploma.
l66. Sulky, Charles Veach, Connersville: a
| fine article; the iron work was done by a boy OF
! Is, who has wrought but two years at The trade
five dollars and diploma.
l67. Child's Carriage c. X. Myers, Franklin
very neat and tasty, but rather expensive; tire,
dollars and diploma.
1872. f. Coens Potent Bench Vice, G. w
Shearer, indianapolis, very good; one dolla
and dipl una.
III. Bushel Of Corn Meal, Joseph Scofield
Marion, very superior article; two dollars ans
diploma
lo2. Burial Hearse. L. Snyder, Indianapolis
manufactured by CASTOR, very handsomely con
structed and neatly finished; three dollars an,
diploma.
1s4. Hollow Ware, for Cooking Stoves, Brown
Lockwood d Brown, Dayton, o.; diploma.
/ 1s6. Willow Ware, Wroughton 4 Perkins
| Clarke. The willow was raised, and the war,
manufactured in Clake county. The impor
lance of fostering this enterprise must be appa
rent te all. Five dollars and diploma.
| 1873. Dickey's Patent Mill Step, d. Trotter
Montgomery, Ind.-good; diploma
1872. improvement in Bullet Moulds, Barne
& Sidon, Greensburgh, Indiana Hooser pro
duction, and good article; three dollars ant
diploma.
207' Portable Staging. w. p Goodman, Hen
bricks, Indiana highly deserving invention
three dollars and diploma.
2ll. Barrel of Flour, Boyd d McLucas, w ayne
Indiana; three dollars and diploma
2l7. Taylor's Steam Engine, ID. Trotter, Mont
gomery, Indiana mere model. COMMITTEE
are unable to determine its value, but think i
worthy trial; diploma
2ls. Pair of Blankets, j. w L. Mattock. Hen
bricks. Ind.-very fine workmanship; five dol
lars and diploma.
22l. Flour Packer, Jacob Shuey, Dayton, o.
valuable improvement; diploma.
224. Axe Helves, VIM. Doty, Hendricks, Ind
J., good article; two dollars and diploma.
223. Dynamometer, Beard & Sinex, Indiana
polls and Richmond; diploma.
|, 234. Hat Rack. j. F. Ramsay. Indianapolis;
neat article, deserving notice. two dollars; OBS
Basket Stand. by same; two dollars.
!, 236. Copper Lightning Rod, Munson a Bro tn
! er, indianapolis. This article is spoken of i
, high terms, but the Committee cannot detcrmin
as to its value; two dollars
240. Miniature Chairs, Jesse O'Neal, bin,
! man. These chairs are cut from solid block @
a. a n
: 257. Lake Huron Grindstone, j. b. johnson
. Cleveland, o. A superior article diploma
| 25S. Boring Machine, w. J. Gardner Ind
dianapolis. This machine is claimed to pos
sess several advantages over other machines
: the cranks are so placed as to enable the opera
4 tor to exert the power of his arms continuously
D three dollars and diploma.
275. Hand Barrow, A. Peake, indianapolis
not found.
Very good; two dollars.
$50 Side Saddle, j. b. Woods, Shelbyvill,
E Ind. A good fair article; two dollars.
. 2S3. Spokes and Axe Handles, J. W. Frencl
d Co, Three Rivers, Michigan; diploma.
I gS5. Bent Plow handles; ESQ, Bent Bugg
> Shafts; 2S7, Bent Carriage Poles; 25s. Ben
} Buggy Boards; 2s9. Bent Buggy and WACO
Felloes: $50, Machine Morticed Buggy an
: Wagon Hubs: 29l, Buggy Hubs; 292; Lo
I Wagon Hubs; 293, Turned Carriage Neck Yok,
/ 294, Turned Carriage Singletrees; 295, Turne
| Buggy Spokes 296. Best Turning, (Buggy Sea
Sticks J. R. Osgood 4 Co., Indianapolis; fiv
PCS. Broom Handles; 299, set Cut Slaves
machine Cut;) 800. 4 sets Lasts; 3OI, set Boz
Trees; 800; one set Spring Clamps; 1903. one Sc
common Clamps ami Crimps; 304, set Crimp
with Patent Irons; 305, Machine stretched Ga
. Tanned Leather Betting; BOG, l dozen. Lac
, Leather BOZ, specimen of best Saving, Osgoo
4 Smith, indianapolis; five dollars and diplc
ma These specimens OF wood work are highl
creditable to the enterprising manufactured
and should lie literally encouraged.
300. Platform Spring Wagon; a light, substaf
tiai, roomy and convenient wagon, 20l Brea
, Wagon The style and workmanship are high
( ly recommended. 81. Snlky. Very hand
somcly made and neatly finished light but Sub
stantial; 3l2, Pheton. A very fine article
neatly made and gotten up in good taste
These articles are all from the Shop of H.
CASTOR, indianapolis, and ATE very creditabl
specimens Of work; ten dollars and diploma.
i 81. Car Wheel, r. r. Underhill q Co. Ind
annapolis. The Committee are of opinion tina
this wheel is valuable Improvement and com
mend it to the special attention of Railroad
Companies, diploma.
323 Laundry Stove, Swindell 4 Co., In
diapols Cheap. economical and convenient
the housewives delight; diploma.
326 Carriage Whips, Samuel Porch, Henry
Ind. "These are made of white lakewood. II
The first cut. near the heart, there is a small
strip Of wood, which contains a large amount
of the oil of the wood, which makes it elastic
and tenacious. The strip must be taken on
with the grain and not crosswise, and after
ward Strengthened" Commended rs gooc
article; 50 and diploma.
329. Locomotive Truck, John L. White, Ia
dianapolis. Worthy of trial by the railroad pub
lie. Diploma.
33l. Small Riveting Hammer; 1913. Sc
Bench Planes; 334. Improved Plough Plane
335. Smoothing Plane; 536 Set Panel Gauges
David Pence, Columbus, Indiana; S. and di
ploma.
$40. Market Wagon. Not found
! 34l. Warm Air and Ventilating Furnace, II
A. Kerfoot, Dayton. Ohio: diploma.
3i9. Portable Conical Burr Stone Mil, $50
Portable Bolt, John NJ Cook, Geneva, Ashia
bgla, Ohio; SO and diploma.
35e. Silver Tray, Pitcher and Goblet, ". ii
Talbot, Indianapolis; diploma.
1853. Model for Flour Bolt, patented by Con
ner & Mendenhall, Richmond, Indiana Thi,
is claimed by the inventor as valuable i'm
provement; diploma.
| 351 Cirrular Saving Machine I NJ Hot