The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-10-20

Mrs sarah \. Hawke, domestic bread
Ellen Wright, corn bread.
Mrs. L. j. Ferguson has a large and SPLEEN
did variety of preserves. pickles, boquets,
&c.
Mrs. Jane Reynolds, domestic bread.
Mary Clen1ner. Mary Smith, Mrs. James
Endsley. c. N. Fryar aud Mrs. E. Fisher
had rolls Of as fine looking butter as we have
ever seen. Mrs. Fisher had II lbs. on exbi
biiion. which was made from one cow in 10
days. and the last 5 lbs il DAYS.
James White, B. Pritchett and David
Sudham. samples of maple rnolssses.
Mrs. Henry, apple jelly and tomato hon
Mrs. W F. Spinning and Mrs. C. NJ. Frv-
ar, both hsl good displays OF jellies. &c.
Susan 4. Sanbufn. has a good display of
preserves, pickles and catsup.
Danl. Ginger, samples OF yellow October
peach
Mrs, E, A lbertson, lard, pickles, preserves
bread, &c.
Mrs Nancy Meek. preserves, jellies, pick
les, grapes, &c.
Mrs. E. ;. Potts has fine collection of
pickles, &c.
j. W. Fes:al. r Vance. Harmon Hill.
VIM. Windsor. John p Reed Lewis Jones,
,. >. Jones and Aaron HuddleSon. all exhib-
It's specimens Of sorgko moll>ses, but that Of
Henry Henley Is certainly equal to any we
ever tasted.
John CLARK, sample Of maple sugar.
Meek, ; boxes Of superior honey.
}. ;. Ciawson, John Mills, David Vance,
Miss X. Vance. V. Rose, Washington Jones.
X. Mendenhall, Thomas Cook and Adam
RAIDER all exhibit large specimens of apples,
anu 1t will be difficult 10 decide between
them.
Miss X. Vance, also has some creditable
specimens of grapes and pears.
X. L. Shaifer, of New Paris, has q fine dis
play Of tin ware i. ease in this hall.
Mrs 5. ;. ioune's display Of Flowers at
tracts universal attention
Henry Hunter has a large assortment of
his superior cutlery.
6, P. Hawke, somo specimens of good
files
VIM. GEEK, OF New Madison. O.. has the
largest dispiay of hlack>mithing on exhibi-
ton.
7, Eenro" Il &C., has a case containing car
penter's tools. &c.
sEc.ND STORY OF FLORAL HALL.
The first ding that attracts the attention
OF the visitor to this Hall is the signs painted
by +. n. R9seusteeI
tainir, Artificial FL. '''
Mrs. r. NJ = Ia.l,t of W. F..
81. f. Hook, basket OF Artificial Flowers
j. j. Myers, fine display OF Ornamental
Shell work,
Mrs. Kate Kimball, beautiful fancy cone
basket-made Of pine cones. Il is a curl
osity as well as tasteful ornament.
ID. Bins. Ornamental pensaanslip.
ii. b. Green, "a case containing a beautiful
Nj I>u, p,... i
ace has o,o ,s,.,, c,s1;,,Ira a. 1T %
NJ ~, N'1--'''1 1Fs oI'-i Awnings
Mrs T. CamnbeII 0r MAJ =, sS~ f "oi4
far Tnf,4s altl;.
The IaIirs - 49, go ,'latt,. @''''1' "
NJ R;..s-,I 800. - T.. c.,o,. ~.
leaf AMI pam, H.. l;.,S ~;
or any other fair Ais, Uoso and >n,sraI
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ro0.,,'as .,,,or, ,I ';''1 81 y 'e'-
UoEer Tamiiy en- ra,o ,I,n,r,b ',.e , 'I'i;e
Dean. the two Later usr, tatan ,@i- ,'-'l,
arc not faaed in the least.
Ms. S. 5. BOYD. two large lsndscsne
P"io;ings,in oh,-very good
p.;l'in,IS Pho,l ',, '' a '.'','ioei ol "a
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q / y,rI!r ~ Pa:ot:. ,. 49,,
Phi, al Fs,o,, pr;,t;rI. -, 80;
we challenge competition.
w WasLburn, a miniature sLip, which is
I curiosity. {. Shrader, also has a ship in
the same room.
. '1"0m q Co., STAINED and plain Glass,
{ 'G.' jars &c
ti''f e. con .[tou'eS fnoeH toward
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