Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-20

lst Mitchell & Ramelsbury, Cincinnati; reclin
Com. Dip James Rowland, Cleveland; I corps,
Preserver.
LIST Wm Hart, Cleveland Rosewood parlOl
Awarded NJ Holm, Columbus; lot camp stools
Dep. Ohio Chair Co., Newburg, Cuyahoga CO.
l2 variety chairs.
Henry MOsllen, Cleveland; Moulding and Scroll
commended iOr diploma.
Duyall Il SOrell, Zanesville; car night seat
commended for diploma
Duvall & Sorell, Zanesyille; chair, omnendel
for diploma.
/ LIST Jacob Bach, Sandusky; lounge.
CURRIERS' AND sADDLERs' WARE.
2d John II Beckwith, Milan, Erie co; I double
carriage harness.
do do silver medal.
/ b Esch, Sandusky; 3 pair boots-5est
Ii Francisco, Sandusky; side saddle-best
do do bridle-best
John Horsford, MonrOevilie l set double har-
ness-best.
pr case collars, best; silver medal
2d " bride; ID
c Vanpelt, Buffalo, Y; l set single harness,
commended.
J C Kiebles, Tiffin; . prs boots; 2d
A B Farr L Co, Norwalk; harness, leather; c, N
d" kip skin
SHEEP.
NERINos AND OTHER GRADES.
lst John Singer, New Athens, Huron co;
ewes,2 years.
2l 5 lambs
Ist Karr Il Starr, Carey; fleece merino wool
Ist L Reese, Reeseville, N Y; l buck, > yrs.
buck, l and under , yrs.
pen of ewes VI.
Ist Karr Starr, Carey; l Silesian buck, yrs.
" eve lambs.
'' fleece merino wool.
MILL FABRICS.
Ist John W SpluIiing, Cleveland; samples OF
oil cloth.
FRUITS.
PEACHES, PEARS, PLUNBs, sc.
81 R Remmele, Sandusky; pears 10 varict's.
2d Z P LOwerY, Berlin Hights pears, plate Of
variety, not less than 6.
lst same; II ounces.
lst D Richmond, Sandusky; 6 var. peaches.
2d specimens Of
water melons.
2d, same, spec. musk melons
Ist Miss SaIah Keller, " peaches, variety.
lst Chas Carpenter, .Kelly's Isl; pears, 5 var.
ID E Stowe & Co, Milan;
lst Pearson, Huron, peck peaches.
lst Jos Bushnell, Haysville, Ashland Co; nuts.
2d native uncultivated fruits
LIST Ellwanger & Barry, Rochester; pear, Bells
lucrative, best collection.
Ist same; pear, Louise Bonne do Jersey.
2d n E d J Cowdery, Sandusky; pear, Emer-
son
Ist G S King, Madison, Lake co; pears, uncul-
tivated native fruit.
% Same native nuts
ID John Kelley, Cleveland; pear, varieties.
ID Lewis Nicholson East LOckPOrti pear, plate
l variety.
LIST Same pears, 10 varieties.
3
lst P Lowen, Berlin Heights; best and great
est display of peaches.
lst D Yanieot, Sandusky; Pumbs, variety.
MELONS, BERRIEs, &c.
lst John Swanner, Shelby, Richland CO best
variety of water melons.
Ist G King, Madison, Lake CO; best quart of
raspberries.
Ist John Kelley, Cleveland 6 nutmeg melons.
FINE ARTS.
NEEDLE, SHELL AND WAX WORK
Mrs. Michael Badger, Wayne CO; best patch
work quilt
Mrs Jackson, Parkman, Geauga CO; best lace
cape
By the same, group of flowers.
L II Dennison, Huron CO; best silk embroid-
cred mantilla.
West & Wilson, Elyria; best sewing machine.
Mrs Geo Rudge, MahOning co; best woolen
shawl
By the same, best crotchet work.
Mrs E Stilson, Bellevue, Huron co best lamp
mat.
Mrs C A Miner, Huron, best chair cushion and
back
Mrs " B Patterson, Sandusky, Erie CO best
white guilt.
Mrs Ann Smith, Norwalk, best worked quilt.
Frank Serton, Sandusky, best common needle
work
c E walwOrth, Castalia P o, Erie co, besi
worked collar.
Miss Gertrude Victor, Sandusky, best lamp mat.
Mrs J E Harris, Columbus, variety Of linen en-
brOideTy commended.
Mrs II Z Jerome, Monroeville, one embroidered
skirt com.
Miss Ayes, Monroeyille, best variety worsted
work.
Mrs H Flynt, Sandusky, best wooden shawl
Mrs r II KilbOurne, Sandusky, best silk patch
work.
Mrs J NJ keating, Huron, best ottoman cover.
Ms J c Walker, Milan, best fancy chene wOTL
with needle.
Miss a Humphries, Sandusky, best silk bonnet
Mrs F Price, Huron, best wax flowers.
Mrs W Campbell, Delaware, best silk I'm
broidery
Miss Sarah Minuee, Milan, best worked hand
kerchicf
Miss Wandshe. Toledo, best sofa cushion.
FLOWERS-PROFESSIONAL LIST.
let prem R Remmele, Sandusky 20 var. green
house plants in bloom.
2d H B Lum, Ssndusky; variety verbenas, (cut
fioweTs)
lst same roses
lst Beaumont & Co., Cleveland display yer,
benas
2I A Fahnestock sons, Toledo; do in variety
of roses.
LIST same cut flowers.
4 beautiful collection of cut dahlias by Mr.
o Follett, Sandusky, was commended.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
lst premium, Lee, Demming d Co, No rvaIk,
eagle fan.
Ist Geo Baker, NOrwalk, Granite St. ate con
shelter
lst JnO r Morrison, East Springfield, / com
bined Touring and feed mill
Com. Fisher, Skalter & Co, Alliance, wrough
iron mower.
A L Howard, Buffalo, n Y, combine,
reaper and moving machine, lIetehum'
patent.
The same, one horse mower
ID Smith, Burns & Co, Tifin, three hors,
lever power.
Cor. Chas Howell, Cleveland, H.oweH's iro1
mower.
" The same, Howelrs improved mower.
% Keitz d Kuhns, Dayton, Dorsey selfra.
king reaper and mower
lst Jno D Gill & Son, Columbus, agricultural