Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-29

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Clover Seed, to 90. H. W. Barnes Flax
a. j. c. Ridgway. s1g
/ Society's commentator to Wm Coolbaugfi
for specimen of seed pop corn.
&s-sg GARDEN VEGETABLES. a
Largest aud best variety, frst premium to
III 3; second do to 7, S. Paine.
Blood Beets,to 81, James McCarty; Ii
ma Beans, to AZ VIM CooIbaugh Winter
Squashes, to 80, to Wm Coolbaugh Onions,
to SO, VIM Durand Carrots, to q, j. g.
Towner Sweet Pumpkins, to 46, VIM. Coel-
baugh Sweet Corn to b. s. Russell Win
ter Radisbes, to 40, Wme- Coolbengh Gar
den Potatoes, to ] ,. B. S. Russell Garden
Turnips, to 21, G. Y. Ste erens Cabbage, to
B. s. Russell Peas, to Al, w. Cooltnugh.
There was very large display in this De
partment and concentrations will be noticed
fully in the report of the Executive Committee.
DAIRY.
Specimen Butter, Firkin or Tub, first pre-
MUM to 19, Mrs J. A. Dunn second do to
26, Miss Clara Welles third do. to H. Mrs.
d. Ridgway.
Fresh Roll Butter, first premium to 2, Mrs.
James Elliott second do to 3, Mrs. Francis
Watts third do to Is, Miss H. Watts.
Cheese, first premium to 5, Mrs NJ Strick-
land second do. to %, l. n Park
The large and fine display in this depart
ment will be fully noticed in the Executive
Committees Report
HONEY AND SUGAR.
Honey first premium to 8, J. Stevens Sc
cond do. to 2 d. Ridgway sugar, to 2, J. S.
Scott.
FLOUR AND MEAL.
Barrel wheat -four, to 2, Myer & Frost {;
sack rye -four, very fine, to /, A. B. Smith
BACON, HAMS, DRIED AND SMOKED MEATS
Report not yet made.
EARLY FRUIT AND EARLY VEGETABLES.
Report not yet made.
LATE FRUIT
Largest and best variety of apples to SAILS
bury Cole second do to 2, S. S. Brady
best dozen to Is, Asa Stevens peaches, first
do to 40, Francis Watts specimen of pears,
to 81, A. A. Bishop second do to SO, j. c.
Ridgway /; best variety do. to 24, VIM. Del
puch !; ounces to As, d. H. Barstow grapes
first do to !. j. W. Montanye second do to
so, S Cole ; water MELONS, to Samuel Kel-
lum
Judges concentrations to NJ H. Lanning
for beautiful display of fruit
Concentrations for display of hickory nuts
by S. s. Brady.
Communications to Mrs r. Delong for fine
display Of fruit.
DRIED FRUIT.
Dried Apples first premium to I, Mrs Chas
Homet second do. to % David Ridgway
Dried Peaches to 9, Mrs. Chas. Homet !;
second do. to "a, Mrs r. Delong.
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do to 6, Mrs Chas Homet
Blackherries to 30, David Ridgway second
do to 3, Mrs J. H. Scott.
Cherries to IL, Mrs Chas Homet.
PIums to IL, Mrs j. B. Ridgway.
Commentator to Miss Z. kellum for fine
Specimen of dried Corn
Commentator to Mrs j. B. Ridgway for
specimen of Sage and Savory, and also to Mrs.
Charles Homet for specimen of Hops.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Tanning Mill, first premium to Peters Ex-
celsior Mill, by Wellcs & Brooks.
Pows, no premium awarded
MECHANICAL MANUFACTURES
Stoves The Judges award but one premi-
um and that to the Grand Monarch Cooking
Stove.
Carriages, two horse, premium to G.. H.
Drake.
Specimen of Blacksmith work to 6. CT
Granger
Sole leather first premium to Is, A. A
Bishop.
The Judges commendation for fine specimen
of Calf Skins and upper Leather, by \. A
Bishop.
Commentator to Riley Smith for very
simple but perfect Machine for washing and
wringing clothes.
Woolen Blankets-The Judges could not
decide between , and 81, by Mrs NJ. D. Strick-
land and
The Societys commentator to Gen. VIM
Patton for exhibition of three varieties of
Window FaStenings
1t is possible owing to the crowded state of
the grounds, and the scatteredFdisposition of
the articles embraced in this list, that some
have been overlooked no neglect of this kind
has been intended by the Judges.
HORSE AND OK sHoEING.
Horse shoeing first premium to 4, W. f.
Gore second do, to l, Alfred Burchard
UNENUMERATED ARTICLES.
The Society'S commentator to F. Gregory,
for sample of lightning rods The Judges
report this to be the most perfect Rod ever
introduced in this County
The Judges commend new and beautiful
variety of potatoes exhibited in this depart
ment by J. W. Means.
The Judges commend machine exhibited
by Jacob Middleton for crushing sugar corn.
The Society's commentator to DR.. G. H.
Morgan for
y large number of articles in this depart
ment will be more fully noticed in the report
of the Executive Committee
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES-CLAss FIRST.
Wool Carpet first premium to "a, Mrs
Mathew Marshall second do to %, Mrs O.
Gore
Rag carpet first premium to ?, Mrs Allen
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