Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-10-23

Isaac Davis.
CLASS Q LEATHER GOODS.
Jas w Greenwood, creates; and best dis
/ play of Boots and Shoes, Dip. and
Committee--Enoch Metculf, Daily Jen
nings, Ambrose Collins.
CLASS R.-CABINET AND OTHEF
WOOD WORK.
Barclay MuAday. best pr Bedsteads
WIN Faris, best Show Case,
Earl Shafier, Fancy Dress Stand,
w c Scott, Washing Tub, . :
John Horner, best J Joz Brooms, :
Barclay Munday, Fancy Bureau,
Committee--Hugh Ferguson Hugh An
derson, VIM McLeIland.
CLASS S.--HARDWARE& g. CASTINGS S
Fritz Yerhrline, Soda Fountain, Dip.
II Blazer, best pr Horse Shoes. .
JOS B Butler, Specimen do Nails
John Thtaker, do Horse Shoeing Z
same, do Mattocks, sc
Committee--Nicholas Cooper, G NJ Bar.
IhoIomew, Hiram Bcraff.
CLASS T-DOMESTIC MANUFAC-
TURES.
Miss E Denham, Child's Straw Hat, so
same Wuolen Hose, 80
Miss Sarah Bewlry, Quilt, g
Mrs Esther Fields, p Blankets 3
Mrs Robt Mlligan, Domestic Flan-
mel, No Comp.
same Pair Sheets, /
Mrs N Newport. Table Diaper, 2
same Rag Carpet,
| Geo K Wise, Grain Cradle, 2
James Lyle, Fancy Brush,
same Best Variety, 2
Mrs VIM Frasier, Diaper Table Cloth, =
Mrs A Fulton, best made Shirt, l
Mrs NJ Woodmansee, double coverlets 8
Mrs james Greenwood, Counterpart, 2
Miss Maria Ryan, Fancy Be Spread, ]
Con- rmittee--Wm Dunbar, B Ward, R
D Bell. ..H
CLASS U.
Nancy Faris, Silk Bonnet, .... ... l
r A Pogue, Specimen Embroidery, /
Miss MiIissa BilIinosIy Pin Cushion, l
E A Glasgow, Worsted Embroidery,
Mrs Gressinger, ,steelreticule, meriturious.
Miss NJ Biiingsy. Neck Tie, l
Lizzie Waterson Pr Crutchett cake covers
Mrs II Newport. Tidy, /
Miss NJ B Lewis, two collars, /
Sarah Orr, Mantilla, l
Miss N f Lippincott, Family Hair flower
Mrs A Fulton, Infants Dress, ]
Wm. MCCrat ken, Lamp Mat, !
The CommiItiee feel that they have ve-
ry de Iicate duty TO perform, in tiscrlmina-
tisg betrsoen- the many and highly merito-
rious articles of this Glass, and express the
highest commentator Of the skill aud inge-
nuiIy displayed in their construction.
Cummittee-R E CarolhPrs, Mrs o Peck.
Mrs NJ c Adams, Miss Fl A Thompson.
CLASS W-FLCUR. BREAD. &c.
David Vlekers, best Barrel OF Flour lst 3
VIM Vickers, Sc I'd 2
James Lewis, Best hams, lst 2
Wm Denham, Cd l
Miss NJ ] Wilson, Home made bread lst :
Ionia Ramage 4" 2d
Mrs VIM Denham, best lbs butter lst
James Hammond. Cd so
Mrs w Denbam, best May butter, Ist 2
Miss Rebecca Butler, I'd !
Thos Nichols, best country cheese lst |
Mrs Denham, q" ID so
Commi,,ee-Mrs Josiah Close, Mrs Fore
mar, Mrs C Arick, Ezra Kinsey, C II. Arick
CLASS X-FRUIT.
Jno E Stewart Best specimen ounces
Jacob Boyles " wiater pears ]
Shannon Morrison" " autumn do /
Mary Miller " grapes l
Lewis Sutton assortT ent OF apples 3
John Close "spec winter apples l
Jacob BogIes a." " autumn do /
Shannon Morrison greatest and best v,ri-
etv of apples 3
We think it highly probable that We may
have done injustice to many meFitorIous
competitors in apple fruit. Our apprehen-
sions of injustice are from various causes
Out principal cause is that a large number
of specimens of splendid looking apples,
new in appearance to US, were exhibited
niihout iajelS to show the names OF the ap-
ples. An other cause of embarrassment to
us was that number Of entry cards haG
been misplaced by the intermeddling of
SPECTATORS, and another cause is that many
entr S had been made which have no con-
formity with the printed regulations, and ali
os which is a source Of sincere regret to US.
We take great pleasure however in saying
that all the apple fruit exhibited was highly
creditable and merito-iOus. There never has
been in old Belmont and probably not IN
any other locality in the United States,
more heart cheering exhibition o. apple fruit,
than on this occasion. An immense variety
has been exhibited, and we feel safe in say
ing that at least fifty OF this variety are of
the very best apple fruit on this continent,
and the best suited to our climate and to he
different seasons of the year.
Through the praiseworthy efforts and en-
terprlse of our Horticultur ealists, the time
has arrived to US, when, in all ordinary sea-
sons, our people eau erjoy the blessings of
choice apple fruit every day in the whole
year.
COMMUNICATIONS Weir, Robert ThOmp
son, Thomas Thompson.