The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-09-30

Mrs Q \ BOStwlsk, Ravsnna, best PIsee DOM
An NJ Lyman, wndham, ed do, CultiVatOr
Mrs WIN Gardner, Freedom, Sd do, 100
Mrs Babeock, ShalersVille, best piece cot
ton and wool flannel, Diploma and 800
MrsiD Afford, .windham, Cd do, Cultivator
Same, Sd do, W. iOO
Same, best piece OF plaid, Diploma and 800
Same, Cd do, CultiVator and 100
Mrs ID Bradley, RaVenDa, best rag carpet cot
ton warp, Diploma and Ohio Farmer.
Mrs Sarah Woodruff, Freedom, Cd DO, 100
Mrs kudd, Windham, best piece linen dia-
Mrs T Lyman, Windham, Cd do, 100
Mrs Dam, Collins, RootstoWn, best linen table
cloth, diploma and 100
Mrs J Lyman, Windham, Cd do, 100
Glass 23.--B.
Mrs TN Lyman, Windham best specimen WOOL
| en- yarn, Diploma aud so
Mrs 4 v Rudd, windham, best spscinsn gents
! Mr.: T Lyman, wlndham, best specimen la.
Mrs Frederick willard, Ravenna, best straw
bonnet, Diploma and so
! Mrs $ A Curtiss, ChGrlestown, crochet bonnet; 50
Ms D M Afford, Windham, bOst coteti6l, Di-
Miss i smith, sualstsvillo, adao, i%SS %
Mrs Crane, best specimen Of
worsted work, 100
Miss Augusta Doolittle; sIietssbofo', Ooat spec. ~
Il linen silk needle work, iUD
Mrs NJ Crane, Shalbrsfille, ID do, 50
cotton needle work, 100
Miss Mary Burt, Brimneld, Cd do, so
Miss Emeline Lawrence, Ravenna, best Speci-
Miss Mary II Cfane, shalersvills, Cd do, 50
Mrs Spelman, Rootstown, best bed quilt,
Mrs Mary Mead, Freedom, Cd do, iSO
Mrs M Lyman, Windham, I'D do, rs
Miss Lucinda Wheeler, Hiram, best counter
i pane, Diploma and / 90
Mrs d M Afford, Windham, Cd do, 100
Miss Burt, Brimaeld, best crotchet tidy,
I. Diploma and 90
The committee speak in high terms Of speci-
men of cotton needle work, BY Mrs. Knee
land, of Shalersville-a lady ghty.twO years
ofagc-and award to her Diploma and 100
CLASS 24.-Butter, Cheese, DC.
Mrs B Babe tock, shaIersville, best specimen
but;eTg cuItiyatof and $3.50
Mrs jesse Packer, ssreetsbOrO', best speclmen
cheese, Cultivator and so
Same, Cd do, Ohio Farmer.
, Mrs b NJ Afford, Wiudham, Sd do, Cultivaior.
B Mrs Fly, Ravenna, bes: specimen bread, 100
Mrs F Underwood, Brimneld, best specimen
maple sugar, Ohio Farmer,
Mrs Enos Page, streetsboro', I'd do, cultivator.
WhiltleSey u WadswOrth, RaVenAR, best barrel
of houtj Diploma and l0C
y William Fox, Ravenna, best specimen honey, lO(
Roswell Cotton, RootStown, I'd do' 81
CLASS 25.-Fruits and Flopers.
0 w Shepherd, Freedom, best exhibition fall
0 \ Andrews, Rootstown, Cd do, Cultivator.
z w Shepherd, Freedom, best exhibition win.
0 ter apples, Cultivator and 81
RN Andrews, Ro6tstown, Cd do, Cultivator.
0 J o Mason, Rayenna. best peaches, (Red Rare
Baiph Ely, Ravenna, Cd do, (craeford'. Early)
o L Hine, Randolph, best peafs, (RditiAE:dn1 .
t' r W Shepherd, Freedom, cd do, Cultivator.
J s Herrick, kavenna, best ounces, (or0mgeO
, Cultivaor and o
v H d Baldwin, Charestown, Cd do, (POrtugalO
Il E osgood, streetsboro'. best grapes, (I'GSsl- ,
Iaj Cultvator and s.
" Fem, Brimheld, Cd do, (CataUbal Cultivator.
=, n Albert Mason, ,Shalersvillo, Cd do, Cult. and
!. | r W Shepherd Freedom, best exhibit OF grent-
n Il D Jennings, Ravenna, best currant wine,
81 w Russell, " I'd do,
y w W Hinman best cherry wine, Z
The committee, in making their report, suggest tha
exhibitors Of fruit should label their fruit with tn
name Of tho variety 50 that tnS PUBIC 10 S may knG'
M committee This will, Of course, suggest 70 fru
raisers the different varieties which judged best.
mems Of Clinton and Madeira Grapes, exhibited by
10 Fem, of Brimaeld. Also, bushel Of Wild Grapei
Do exhibited by A. J. Jennings, Of Ravenna.
The attractiveness Of Floral Hall was much enhaI
DO ce by contributions, not entered for competition
the following ladies: Mrs. L. $. Cotton, MIRA. H.
DO Carter, Mrs. George Eekert, Mrs. H. Y. Beebe. Mr.
IT.
DO the artistic skill of Messrs. A. A. Harris and L.
King and their co-laborers, in fitting up and arranG
ing tue various articles on exhibition:
some msgvngs that they awarded the nrst Premiui
to the Floral Pyramid 6dng it difficult TO decide b
tween it and the beautiful! exhibition Of Master Abe
OO Mason, of Shalersyille.
M CLASS 26.--Grain and Vegetables.
NJ F spelman, Rootstown, best specimen tuo-
90 W Williamson, Ravenna, best specimen bdah-
- William Price, RavenLa, 81 do,
Chas Waldron, Brimaeld, best specimen BUSH
el corn in the ear
90 RN Androws, Rootstown, Cd do,
10 jennings, Ravenna, best specimen oats,
w Shepherd, Freedom, do rye
WIN StockwelI, Ravenna. do tpotatoes, Cul
Lewis wi, jennings 90 90 do do RPoa'0eS Pons
10 Wm Price do do squashe'' :
NJ l. Bradley do do beets :
20 Henry A Clark, Franklin, do cabbage
M Andrews, Rootstown, 90 ( bush beans
NJ Wm Gardner, Freedom, best specimen sugar
W. cane moasses, 1!
" CLASS s27.--Miscellaneou Manufactured Al
90 .. ticles. .....
Rayonna Carriage companSy best pleasure oa'
W Wm Frazer do Cd do, CultivatoF.
j Demarest, Freedom, best cabinet work, (no
competition,> Ohio Farmer.
Samuel Calhoun, Edinburgh best dozen corn
DO brooms, Cultivator.
W Chas spray, shaersyille, best set horse shoes
M and nails 1,
M M Joseph St. Clair, Randolph, Cd do,
" dickinson, do best horse shoeing IL
: Chas Spray, Shalersville, Cd do :;
m john Haii, Ravenna, best piece cooper work II
uO Watrous, Shipman & Co.. Charlestown, best
w exhibition Of edge tools, diploma and 2(
J Demarest, Freedom, best upholstered chairs,
M M Hall. Herrick Cos, Ravenna, best specimen of
printing, framed dap and l.,
m Specimens of hore -shoeiHg were exhibited by M
M JOS st. Clair, OF Randolph, young man not yet
M age, which were highly commended Dy tne comml
tee and his and nails were OF he oess
M work ship, and would hate taken tne nrst prem
No um, had he Kept away from them his dis..
CLASS 28.--PtctdreS.
W Frank Ford, Ravenna, best Photographs, Am6ro"
types and Daguerrotypes hpipiom
Miss Hattie Z. Folgef, Ravenna, Best oil paint
" Y, Miss Lacy BALDWIN, Atwa.er, best oil painting
Mrs L 5 olmstead, shalersville, best monochro- a,
NJ w Sans SPECIMENS of hair work di
W Miss Julia Thompson, Raw, Grecian pain ting nj
r. S S Caikins, Cleveland, pen drawing !. di
r. The Committee report an oil painting and t1nS
painting of Miss Lucy Baldwn's, as being very ant
aud recommend to the public notice the sterec
scopes, Photographs, 80. OF Mr.. Frank Ford, OF IA
~ VIENNA. tas t.rf
70 CLASS 29--Fdrmin9 Utensils.
10 VIM. Frazer, Ravenna, best double harness for
M common use dip and Q Q
10 orson Collins Freedom, best doz rak dip and
DO AE& w Stephenson, CharlestoWn, best cult. .