Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-10-15

SepN II 1unud II. u NclSWd WdI5tE.
Vegetables.
Noah Barnard ! bushel.potatoes SOC
same do carrots SOC
same cucumbers soc
same Sweet potatoes soc
same hOhi Rabi SOC
same tomatoes Soc
same Vegetable Oysters SOC
James Osborn bushe oats 81
john H Denham kerchaw pumpkins SOC
DIR ii West best variety do do Dip
NJ Howey best squashes SOC
same potatoes greatest pield
bus from one potato Dip
Gilbert NJ Farland best I bus wheat 81
Iuhn Close beets Soc
Joseph Harris pumpkin, 81 pounds Dip
Thomas Brewer capsicum SOC
John Hardesty ! bus corn ST.
Nathsn Shurpiess bush buckwheat
same do barley
John Kline ] do parsuips Soc
same J do sweet potatoes SOC
same do onions Soc
The committee have the pleasure Of say
ing TO the board that there was a very fine
and excellent display of vegetables, and re-
specially submit the foregoing awards.
Com.-Michael Danford, r S Danford,
John Taggart.
Sculpture.
S NJ Barnes specimen water painting 1
Caroline Fowler transparent do dip & /
Michael ROhan marble sculpture 8
Com.-Dr fl West w : Patton N Arick
Flowers.
F d Fox group of cut flowers SOC
Miss Tailman boquet SOC
Mrs G. N Barnard variety dHhies SOC
Jane Johns oleander copy of Flori-
culturarist
We, the undersigned committee, respect
fully rep ort, That group of cut flowers, No.
5, is highly mertorious, and although there
isssEo competition, is entitled to the premium
the society determined cpon.
That Boquet, entry No. 4, is entitled to
premium.
That entry No. 8, variety of Dahlias, is
very meritorious, and is entitled to a premi-
um.
Tha: entry No. 6. Oleander, the commit
tee Recommend copy of the Florticultu-
rali-t.
| hat entry No |, Chenaster, is meritor-
ious, and recommend copy Of the Horli-
culturist.
FThere is also in Floral Hall, Boquets,
and some specimens of rare flowers aplaced
in that Hall COR the purpose of decoration,
and lor which no entry was made, bro't
there by Mr.. Jas Miller-they are highly
meritorious, and the committee regret that
that they are unable to award to them the
premium, being the most meritorious of any
flowers upon exhibition.
Committee-W S Kennon, Nary West,
Margaret Askew, Mary Richardson.
Pickles, Preserves, &c.
Miss NJ Taliman, best pickles so
Mary A Denham, variety tomato pickles so
Mrs Peck yellow pickles 80
Mrs A Derham tomato catsup SO
Mrs F Rice peach preserves 100
John Frint pear do 100
John E West sealed peaches so
MIS- ID G Neiswanger speed apples %
Mrs S G Piggott preserved pears so
Martha SharpleSs, preserved cherries so
Margaretta Askew preserved so
Mrs R Alexander do so
Mrs Ryan preserved crab apples 100
ID G Neiswanger so
ID Peck preserved pesches of 1855 loo
lzabett Newport, du LOO
ID : Adams crab jriy 100
Miss Mary Ryan do so
Mrs f G Morgan current l.OOI
Miss Anna Askew grab Jelly 100
same ounce do 100
Miss NJ Parks gooseberry jam 100
same current do l,0OI
Mrs NJ w Glover do do 50
Miss NJ Parks peach marmalade so
Mrs Mary A Denham ?lumbu,ter so
same specimen honey l,OOI
Unenumerated Articles.
Oliver Sidwell specimen penmanship Dip
Barnes & Co do roofing Dip
At an adiourned meetiI of the Board of
Managers of the Belmont Co. An. Society,
held Oct. 7th, 1857. On motion the fol-