The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-06
Report of Awards
Made Mt the Third Annual Fair OF the VAN
derhurgh ounty Agricuitur RI al u nd iIorsicui-
ural society.
DIVISION A,

- -. ~. DIVISION A. -
Class Vo. L CdJiaet Ware. dc. | [:
Schmidt & Stark. best Sofa Chairs. 80 O0t
end diploma; Easy Chair and Lounge, 81 90.
A J. Colburn & Co., best Spring Mattrass,
(new invention), Scientific American.
Armstrong 81 Greek. best Bedstead and
Centre Table, s. and diploma.
Class No. 2-Necianical and Chemical.
NJ. L. johnson, best specimen of Book
Bindery, 81 and diploma.
Decker & Kramer. best Hard, German and
Fancy Soaps, 81 and diploma; best specimen
of Lard Oil, diploma.
NJ. a. Lawrence, best specimen of Tomb
Stones, g. and diploma.
John Hyde, ID best specimen Of Tomb
stones. 81. sJs r~fu- r.I..i.
J. Pennington, best assortment of Per-
fumery, diploma. sfto ;re-r
Vautier 81 Marconnier, best display of
Hats. s. and diploma. .a.I
Louis Daum, best Stone Ware, Ono compe-
tition), diploma.
NJ. Lyons, best Vest, 81 and diploma.
3. Waldkireh, best display Of Jewelry,
Door-plates, Stencil and Steel Stamps, 81 |
and diploma.
Class No. 3-Elge 7ools Stores and Tin Ware. |
j. C. & J. G. Smith. best display of Coop |
er's Tools, Scientific Americana; best display |
of Edge Tools and Mill Picks, So and diplo- |
ma. s-- v- |
Campbell 81 Fisher, best specimen of fin |
Ished Brass Work, Scientific American.
Class No. +Kaekinery, Castings, dc.
Young America Fire Engine, bestequipped
and worked, $40 and diploma.
Washington Fire Engine, 81 best equipped
| and worked, So.
! Hornbrook e. Co., best Weighing Ma
chimes, made by Fairbanks & Co., Vermont.
diploma. lru0 .fe r.sa,
Reitz. Haney 81 Co., best finished Steam
Engine, no competition), 50 and diploma.
Wy. Gill, of Henderson, KY, for his Mill
Stone Dresser, his own invention) very
good machine, diploma. ,......
Class No. 5-LeatAer and Leather Nanyac-
| lures.
Geo. Thornhi,l, best sett Single Harness,
81 and diploma.
J. P. Elliott. best Side Saddle, 81 and di-
ploma; best Riding Bride, 81.
| Grill & Kloninger, best dozen Calf Skins,
81 and diploma. t"11
Charles Alderman, best Boots-water proof,
81 and diploma. -a ,Hf ..7t I
| rhal DIVISION D. 'gt.
Class No. Naaufactved articles.
James Uric, best assortment of Flows, So
and diploma.
b. Perkins, best Bent Wood for Buggies
and Carriages, diploma.
Class 70. 2-XiHs. Wooden Ware. de-
\ IIornbrook d Co., best Hay and Straw
Cutter, not made in County, diploma.
Edgar Dunk, best lot of Willow Ware, 90.
Thos. ii. Crist, best Tanning Mill and Sep
arator, 81 and diploma.
is. Miller, bust adjustable Float Churn,
diploma.
II. J. Hale, best Broad Cast Sowing Ma
chine, diploma.
Class No. 8 Carriages, dee.
E. II. DeGarmo, best Buggy, (no competi-
tion,) $50 and diploma.
Hunnel & Steel, best Doors, Sash, and
Venetian Blinds, and Worked Moulding, 81
and diploma. a
DIVISION C. re
rI sJ Class No. 1-Cattls. JH - d
Samuel Orr, best Mich Cow, So; best Mich
Cow, sweepstakes, $40. e on
Sllas Stephens, best 2 year old Heifer, g.
Robert Smith, best Bull in County, s. and
diploma. t. ff. .r..
| ~. VI .NSSDlS; oSS1 nun; S"ccpStShcS, TAv
and diploma.
/ Geo. BulIen, ID best Mich Cow, 81.
-r C7ass No. 2-Rorses. f..
Charles Burnett, best Stallion, sweepstakes,
$40 and diploma.
j. W. Knowles, best Stallion in County,
go and diploma.
Thos. Bwser, best year old Filly, IS and
diploma. .'.
} Edward Ruston, best year old Filly, 81
and diploma.
Richard Ruston, jr., best 1 year old Colt,
, g and diploma as
John Ruston, best year old Filly, g. and
, diploma. a u
Sias Stephens, best Sucking Colt, 81 and
diploma. r. ..a
Class No. 8-7CarriGge and Riding Horses.
| H,J. Morgan, best Buggy Horse, s5 and
diploma; ID best do do s3 and
diploma. u s. .rr.,
ID. G. Keller, best Match Horses, light har-
ness, So and diploma. f.l...l5 le...
: C7ass No. f. Trot;ing and Pacing an Harness
: C. r. Bement, best PAGER, 81 and Iii ploma
!, VIM. A. Quinn, 2d best PAGER, Is.
G. G.. Keats, best Trottcr, SO.
II. J. Morgan. I'd best Trotter, SIS.
Class 70. . Tfottiag and Pacing QaGer Sad
die.
Isaac Keen, best PAGER. SO.
t C. K. Bement, ID best PAGER. IS.
:, Class 70. 6-P0n;es.
n Alex. Laughlin, jr., best Poney, 81.
!. James Scantlin, jr., I'd best Poney, 81.
Class No. 7-Jdcts and Mules.
G. Hfggenbothom, best span 2 year ole
l. Mules, diploma. .E9
It John Waldron, best yearling Mule, So. 1a
e John Bump, I'd best yearling Mule, 81.
q Daniel Aiken, best span Working Mules
So. .a
II j. l.. Vision, best Single Mule, 81 so.
Class 70. S-Ags and Sheep.
5. o. P. Akin, best Sow, $500; do. sweep
N stakes, $500. 'rai"H ~
=, Fclker & JIeddrieh, best Boar, $500; do
sweepstakes, So; I'd best Sow, 81.
l. Saml Orr, Best Fat Hog, Prem. IS.
l. Class No. 9-P0ultry.
>. Mrs. Catharine Schettler, best Pair of Tur
, keys, 81; do. Bantams, 81.
John Whitehead, best Pair of Drcks 81
Felker e. Heddrich, best Pair Shanghais, 81