Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-17

W G Haford, pumpkins, potatoes, bu oats;
SO, G G Greene, bu potatoes, 2 cabbages,
7-9, 7 Grover basket pink eye potatoes
bask meshanocks, blue eyes; l0-l1, o Nc
Intyre, bask potatoes, 8 cabbages; 1918,
o Lease, bu corn, do corn; 14-15, Lev
ingston bu potatoes, radishes; I6, ] Emer-
son do; II, G Smith, 2 kinds do; Is, J
Graham, bask beets; 10 ] Obermoyer, 2
beets; 20-2l, J Widner, beets, carrots /;
p, Nicholas, pop corn; 1924 Jacob
Boulus, corn, potatoes; 25, Emerson, bu
oats; 26-27, Patterson, bu corn, potatoes
%, D Seaman, squashes, 29-30, A Ora
bach, bu corn, bu potatoes, varieties
81, w S G Mason, bu potatoes; 92-35,
W 7 Adams bu potatoes, bu corn, bu
oats, variety 5 sqashes; SO, E Leppel-
man, 2 squashes; 37-Ss, Mrs Vallett, l bu
potatoes, cabbages; 39-41, L Miller bu
corn, do, do; 42-43, Mrs Hafford, 6 cab
bages, 2 caulifowerS; A, 7 Cochran, l bu
corn; 45-4O, Geo Heitt, bu corn, bu
oath ! bu potatoes, white beans, squashs.-
This department of the exhibition was very
fine and in some varieties superior to any
thing at the State fair. Potatoes were the
finest we ever saw.
Glass J-Fruit.
No. 1, VS. Russell, basket ounces: 2, ]
Livingston, basket ounces; ga, Mrs c H
Haynes, vergaloo pears sikle do; 5,WOver-
myre, var apples; D Seaman, 6 var ap-
pies; Z, R Ramsay, 8 var apples; SO, w
I Adams, var winter apples, ounces; 10,
Mrs Rawson, ounces; II, Mrs Flaugher,
grapes; II, Mrs Tyler, ounces; Is, Mrs J
S Gardner, ounces; IA, Mrs Tyler, grapes !;
1916, Geo Hiett, citron, plum jelley. T'The
fruit was very fine, but little brought in.
Class K-Mechanic arts and Cabinet aOare.
No. !, Quinn, box candles; Mrs Quinn,
collar; 8, Mrs Brush, case of shells; 4, E
Seaman, pair stockings; 5, A Goodside, su-
gar work; 6-12, E Taylor, rag carpet, 1O4
yards flannel, coverlid, pair lamp mats, lace
collar, embroidered skirt, lamp mat; Is, IA,
Miss E Ball, shirt, work box; Is, 16, Miss
S Ball. handkerchief, worked collar; II,
Miss Z Ball, two gents stocks; 1s, l9, Miss
] Leppelman, coon work, handkerchief; 20,
Miss G Tindall, quilt; 81, Miss D Tindall,
pair stockings; %, %, Mrs D Tindall, pair
pair socks; "a, 25, 0 Mcintyre,
tidy, pair stockings; 26-29, S Leppelman,
worSted work, leather work, tidy, three en-
broidered collars; 80, Mrs c H Haynes,
fancy chair cushion, child's dress; 1924,
Miss Justice, bonnet, watch case, needle
work; 35, Mrs Hall, rag carpet; SO, case
shells; 81, SO, Mrs NJ Tyler, embroidery,
tape trimming; 80, Mrs J Smith, quilt; 40,
Mrs Rawson, quilt; Al, Mrs J B G Downs,
lamp mats; AZ A S Graham, needle work ;
AZ, Miss NJ E Jvstice, handkerchief; 43, A,
+ Wilson, rag carpet, yarn carpet; As, Mrs
Nichols, quilt; 46, Al, Mrs Hill, quilt, pair
4s, Miss Nichols, pair mittens;
40, Mrs Meek, quilt; so, ] Bowlus, three
pair stockings; 81, Miss H Sloeum, chair
SO, "a, Mrs J MCGEE, two pieces
55, Mrs E Tindall, rag carpet;
Sc, NJ Millard, quilt Odd Fellows album;
81, Mrs Lewis, quilt Sar Bethlehem; 80,
Mrs Norton, peice embroidery; 59-6I, Miss
Norton, embroidery; 50, S Adams, quilt;
So, Ga, ] Adams, collar, pr gaiters; IS,
Little Gy Joint, suit clothes; Sc, 81, Miss B
NJ Edgerton, l pr emb sleeves, leather, work
frame; 6s, Mrs Quinn, thread collars; SO,
McGee & Haynes, flooring and siding; TO
73, H Adams, toilet cushion, emb cape, do
collar. pantaletts; "A, Mrs Flaugher quilt;
IS, Mrs C. H. Haynes, silk emb; 76, n,
Mrs B G Downs, pr socks, stocking
yarn; 7s, Mrs E Boren, pr stockings; 79,
30, Mrs o Dickinson, silk emb, crosha work !;
81, 50, Mrs Grant, bed spread, embroider;
80, Mrs Haford, quilt; "a, Miss E Rum
oaugh, worsted flowers; IS, Miss H An
lroSs ,emb hood; sc, Marth J Dickson, shell
.runk; 81, Miss Adams, shell basket; 98,
Miss Hone, shell basket; SO, 80, M o Bart
EFT, shell basket, embroidery; 81, Israel
Smith, marble; 80, P Hershy, 10 corn
orooms; SO, Mrs Rubaugh, quilt; 81, E
B Buckman, pr blankets; 95, g Hill, rag
,arpet; 90, Miss Thompson, quilt; 81, SO,
Mrs 2 Culver, worsted work, leather work
30, Mrs Adams, embroidry; 100, 101, D.
Reynolds, bu corn, y bu potatoes.
Class L-FIoUers and Plants.
No. /, Miss E Ball, flowers; 2, Mrs NJ Ty-
er, flowers; 8, Mrs Bowlus cherry tree and
lowers; 4, DR.. Congcr, flowers and house
plants; 5, 6, Mrs Valette, house plants; Z,
Geo Hiett, coffee plant.
Glass M-Dairy and Provisions.
No. l, D Tindall, 8 hams; 2, J Overmy-
n; 8, Mrs Nichols, 4 cheese; 4, Mrs Sea
nan, 10 lbs butter; 5, Moore d Vallette,
,bl. flour; 6, L Miller, 10 lbs honey; IL
Mrs Moore, bread; 8, Mrs Capper, 10 lbs
,utter; 9, Mrs Stahl, 25 lbs butter; 10, G !
Iiett, 10 lbs do; II, Jas Moore, 10 lbs do.
Printing, Painting, dc.
No. l, 1. NJ. Keeler, printing; 2, 8, EB
Buchanan, specimen writing and map; 4,
Flaugher, specimen printing; 5, D Ray
noud, painting, Z, piece drawing; 8, Miss
Norton, drawing; 9, B NJ Edgerton, paint
ng; 1912, A D Wiles, photograph, am
1rotype, daguerreotype; IA, ] D Botefur,
printing; IA, o Young, map; Is, Mrs
Skoryn