True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-10-13

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Board.
Best Pen half blood Spring lambs
Ross Cunningham, Jefferson co, no COM
petition. This class was found superior,
but no premium was awarded by the
Board, Best 8 Buck Lambs-Rober Per-
rine, Jefferson co, 800.
Best Pen of Ewes not less than FIVE, Q
years old--Robert Perrine Jefferson co,
400 -
Cotswold Ewes-J D Ladd, Jefferson
CO. This class was found superior, but
no premium was awarded by the Board.
Cotswold Buck-J. D Ladd, JEFF co.
This class was found superior, but no pre-.
MUM was awarded by the Board.
Best Eve Lambs--Ross Cunningham,
jeff Co, premium 200.
Best pen Sheep | year old-Robt Per-
rine Jeff CO, 800.
CLASS F.
Boar of any breed--E. Sumer, Han.
cock co, Va, 300. A Lathers, Washing
ton co, Pa, 200.
Brood SOW, any breed--McEwing, jeff
CO, no competition, 800.
Fatted Hog--Geo Mccullough, jeff
CO, 800. L. Anderson, SIeubenville,
200.
CLASS G.
Corn Shelter and Cob Crusher-WeIls-
vile Manufacturing Go, Diploma.
English & Co, New Philadelphia Di'
ploma.
Wind Mill-Mr, Hayes. New York,
Eagle Fan Separator, Diploma.
Number OF articles exhibited in this
class the judges thought unworthy Of
merit.
CLASS
Best Specimen Of Honey "A J Gun
ningham, jeff CO., no competition, 100.
Best 8 Jars of Peacbes-Mrs A Stew
art, Steubenville, very fine, 100.
Best Display of Preserves, Jellies and
Pickles in one lot-MisS Mary Edgington,
Hancock co, Va, 400. MrsJ L Holton,
Steubenville, 200. Mrs R Savory Of
Steubenville, had a fine display in this
class.
* CLASS !.
Irish Potatoes-Daniel Potter Jeff co,
100. William Crocker, do do Diploma.
SeIIery-E D Collier, S!eubenvilIe,
100. This display was very fine indeed.
Egg Plants--From the garden of Q D
Collier, Steubenville, 100
Sweet Pota:oes.-Daniel Potter, jeff
co, 100. No Q was a fine lot from the
ground Of ] P Collier, and showed good
cultivation.
Table Beets--John Eberline, Steuben,
vile. no competition, 100.
Pie or Stewing Pumpkins-Daniel
Potter, Jeff co, LOO.
Best display of Vegetable-P Thomas,
Steubenville, 800. w Means, do do
100. There was several other displays
that did credit to the exhibitors.
Peaches--J L. Holton, Steu5envlle,
100. Mrs W b Collier had some very
fine seedlings. t .0a.
Display Of Apples-J L Holton, Steu.
benUlle, 800. w B Collier do 2,0O.-
Several other displays of Apples were
very fine. Mr. S Bond had fine specimens
in his vase. Mr. John Eberlin had some
fine Northern Spys. ,'i III "a
CLASS X.
Best and Most Improved Cooking Stove
John Lindsay, Steubenville, Coal Stove
200. Dc do Wood Stove, Diploma. w
L Sharp, do do Coal Stove, Diploma.
Best One Horse Buggy-Kindall &
Reynolds, Steubenville, 800. James
Cochran, do do Diploma. John Murphy,
do do Diploma.
Best Two Horse Carriage-John Muir.
ply, Sieubenville, 400.
Best Display of Fancy Saddlery-J r
Mclaughlin, Steubenville, 400.
Best Display Of Marble Work. Bor.
land & Orr, Steubenville, 400.
l GLASS L.
Marafat Beans--WilIiam Crocker, JEFF
co, no competition, but good, LOO.
Lima William Crocker, JEFF
co, no competition, 100. .e
Home Made Flannel--Meikle & Stark,
Jeff co, 100 yards, worthy OF notice, nc
competition, Diploma and LOO.
Stocking arn-Sheriff & McDevitt
Steubenville, no competition, LOO. The
specimen Of yarn presented from this new
firm was exceedingly fine, and in the
opinion of the Judges worthy of notice.
Wooden Stockings--Mrs Rachel Hol
ton, Steubenville, 100.
Best Quilts--Mrs R Savory, Sieuben
vile, Diploma and 100. Mrs A Stew.
art, do do 400. Mrs A Dohrman, do dc
200. All very fine.
Woolen Half Hose-Mrs Rachel Hol.
ton, Steubenvile, 100.
Ornamental Needle Work-Miss C.
Savory Steubenville, 100.
Crewel Work--Miss G J Savory,
Steubenville,fno competition, 100.
Hand Boquets--Mss Blanca Holton
SteubenviIle, 100. Mrs F Wells hat
on exhibition fine Boquets. .3 a
Vase Of Flowers--Miss Blanca Holton
Steubenville, l 90. Mrs Dohrmau pre-
sented for exhibition a handsome Boquet
Parlof Boquets-Mr John Eberline
discretionary award, 100.
Pears--Mr Frank Wells, one baske
Sickle Pears, 100.
GLASS M.
Best Barrel of Wheat Flour--Johr
Hartford, Jeff CO. 200. Do do do 100
..f CLASS o. .t
Black & Bristor, Corn Shelter, Diplo
ma and 100. N. Jones, Steubenville
Piano, 800; do Organ Harmonian, Diplo
ma; do Melodeon, Diploma; do Variety
of Musicsl Instruments, 200. Englisl
! 81 Co. New Philadelnhia. Wheat Drill