The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-10-08
Premiu N S A W arde d
AT THE
FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE
Monroe County Agricultural Society,
Held tn Wood:feld, Sept. 25M and 26h.
CATTLE.

HORSES.
Thos. Huffman, best blooded stallion
over 3 years old S.
Isaac Young, 2ud best 3
john NJ rita, best stallion over yrs.
| old IS
TJohn Adams, 2nd best q
F. q OAey, best stallion under 3
years Ola
Amos Workman 2nd best -
Robert Johnston. best colt at side
Joseph Myers, End best u
VIM. Myers, best spring colt .8
Arthur Snyth, 2nd best Il
P. Schumacher, best horse, single
George Reed, best gelding for oil
purposes .3
William Alexander, 2nd best Il
John S. Holiday, best peir matched
geldings i. ,-e. - =
F. G Ohey, End best g
Joseph Myers, best pair matched
Joseph Hyde, End hest Il
Solomon Hubhs, best saddle horse 2
s. z. Jones, 2ni best /
Jas. NJ. Stout, fastest horse paul
Clifford IS
Joseph Neal, End best 4e. L
Thos Cummings, best yearling colt 3
Frederick P. Weaver, End best ~
William Pool, best brood mare With
foal at side A
Frederick p. Weaver, 2nd best 3
Thomas Morris, best mare for oil
purposes 5--a .--=s-.-s-. 4z--sa-1-@
John Jones, 2nd best II
ts SWINE.
A. d. Dniggs, best hog under I
year old 81
John Okey, End best Il
9e SHEEP.
Absalom Martin. best buck :. 81
David Morris, 2nd hest Il
Absalom Martin, best eve "a
David Morris, 2nl best Il
Davis Morris, best pen of s or more
AbsaIom Martin, 2nd best Il
Walker Okey, best pen of S or more
lambs rs
Absalom Martin, End best Il
The committee reported that the fines
sheep on the ground belonged to VIM
Craig. but there being no competition
could not award premium.
FIELD CROPS.
William Craig, best field of wheat
of acres or more IS
The above field contained acres an'
62 hundredths, and the number of bushel
of wheat raised on said field was on
hundred and thirty-six and two-thirds.
MECHANIC ARTS.
Rogers 4 Hail, best two-horse wagon So
D. P. Noi, 2nd best Il
james r. Smith, best single harness I
James r. Smith, best saddle 8
Israel Lenlz, best lot of leather s.
w. w. Jordan, best copper and tin
work Il
D. S Hayden. rife gun Il
William Craig. grain cradle 9
James Mitchell, garden engine Il
James Mitchell, windmill model S
BED CLOTHES & NEEDLE WORK
John Okey. best coverlet 81
Charles Bruner, End best 5
Mrs. s. P. Jones, best bed Quilt Il
Miss Elizabeth Lentz. End best s
Mrs. VIM. Myers, best 10 yards
! flannel - ,taf. ~
Mrs. b. r. briggs, End best s.
Mrs. VIM. Myers, best rag carpet
2nd best s
Miss Little, best specimen ornamental
needle work Il
Miss Lola A. Thomas, 2nd best S
Mrs. John T. Williamson. best pair
wooden stockings s.
Mrs. j. NJ. Kirkbride, end best 8
Mrs. j. l.. Jones, best specimen of
worsted work. -. - s.
Mrs. j. L. Jones, End best Diploms
Mrs. j. T. Williamson, best shirt Diploms
Mrs. w. T. Sinclair, 2nd best Diploma
Mrs. J. L. Jones, hest Fuchia vase s.
Mrs. w T. Sinclair, best tidy s.
Mrs. JAS. Smith, best yarn Diploms
Mrs. Ellen j. Gayhart, best counter
pane o.
Mrs. VIM. Okey, best rag door mat Dip
Mrs. N. Koehler, 2ud best Diploma
Miss Mary a, Hill, best worked collar Dip
| DAIRY. &c.
Mrs B. r. briggs, best loaf Of bread s.
Mrs. John Okey, best butter s.
Mrs. Charles Afford 2nd best g
Jacob Burkiolder, best cheese -. s.
do 2nd best g.