Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-10-05

= PlnIns: Mrs. j. WoIiey -. /
yr:pss M.trnsiGs' a9s \ Hri FINLEY Finley:
jar IS rssss @ any kS Ar & l. as
Han. Mrs. augustus sAckett and Mrs, Robert Farrls.
Reaper Mower. aashaTds; 8. Wiley 3
Grain rili; G. +. bradley :--..----------- :
" " seed SOweri c e ChamoeFL@i M ia .------------i
SaTa ssa CoI Crasher; {. +. Rennsr
zi bost do, Recommended COur OF the county, tie A
Br. SUB soil Plow no com peaIion G g. Chamberlain
5ns horss Flow ne eg1npeti;n q C. Chamberlain
s,asis gSsSs shgss Do fi'g T. = siia%fli
:. Cuiuvator; C. G. chamberlain
. OK Yoke, competition; o. KNOX 1
F.nler reeonnsaded out Of the county TO
shsiisr Bradley
straw Galtsr q ;,. e. ch- "a a Srria rain
The following Articles included in the premium list
wsrs hghiy ny ths and the Board
Best lab e Ios doing W VICE. r. ssrgon
:. Keystone Cider Mill DO
Three shoseird Piow....-..-.- do
:: :: ts, rsisies Dlgssr
cheese va and iss.er especially sop9eaded
SD Flow loberts i At Tayio-
Plow...- Roberts Ia ylur
Sn.hs Sora ri.aise asens S e. fhs@s-ss nUsa CO.
sugar NIL 1aos T.. s, Evans
n-on i9r 3 eTsn Rrsm
AxAapING CoxniTTkE-Joln nc ilroy Daniel stanmeIl
0LAsS L. l. AEuHASIuAL DEPAgT1ENF
buggy iop Noreaoass
open spr.ns S4soa; 3 Msreho1se
a, arm aso,i seioi,eI s,ser
class here was an cSSi6i,ion Of
eAeelleut Jo6 which Diploma
AwAHpIsc co11rrrEz.-s. whitney, g. S. smith, and j.
2. cAsIsE1 4xo cOorrn.s Was,
BesI dIsPIay vi baskets oil any dsscrpion Joel C. Roll
son
B.st Cooking stove furniture Comb ina ton Brick
psp.y ware; iholnas Evans:
AwAhplsG cokEiTIEE-c W, smith, David DAVIS and
c..4.ss n. cunKEn's L sADDlEa's DEPARTMENT
s ss s ,ss q a lpgs Sss se.jasf as Sn
:. sides Harness Leather: Joen welney 5
:. sssoii Harness; ss1 Grove and and dago :
side saduie Groey & 5
Of co4Tss bsots; sn@es ss5efwe bu. no
Aw4apIsG CoEAl1TEE.--J. +. jones' Josiah Diran
CLASS n HousrHoLp FAnRIcs
Best ~ Yards bone mace Jeans Mrs NJ Flanagan
Bes pan air io Io.s ls sn nks, Mrs Tons
4, ~ S:rds Of y sli.e tIannsi Mrs; D. L. khne Z
c.rpst; Mr.. g. ass:iray
Double cos.risi; Mrs Rree en- f.,is.
" Two pairs w"sisii ssocklugs; % Mrs Wilder Joy /
three Muens, MS C. vande!ne
pound. @ooea s Stocking isSs Mrs. Henry
I'd b.st t,: Mrs. N FLANAGAN. - s soc c
Best liusk Fo.a Mat; Mrs ieorge Nelson
AnAEDisG Gto~AITrEa--f, avery and otier names not
Best p Gushei of Carrots; Jcmes C Esdre l
best peek Of Tematoes; A. H. 3ennings |
bestpecI OF Lima Beans; e. W. Campbell l..--...-
best peck OF White Ieaus; 81 Walers-...-....--
best six Hatermelons; =. II. Main
best six MuskmeIons; Henry Clark
best SIX heads OF cabbage; Minor r. Tone e--.-.-. !
bsst thee Squasbes; Selouion Prough.-....
>. =.
best six stems of EhubaIb; George IL Gardnxr /
best Cauilflowers; George IL. Gardner.
best three Egg Plants; George IL. Gardner.
best and greatest variety OF Vegetables; 7Alwood
Apple Pie Melon highly comm nded by Committee; 5
r.ii II en5, en.5, po,a,os; "
The COMMITTEE report that it was impossible to
make all lhe awards on sPuashes on account Oi me me
great variety, andbeeluse The variety were cad
by different iames. by dIffeIe nj wpefs
AwAKpIsG GoNMIrrEE-W w. Miller, Dasi"
Brown and K z. n sa-ss.,-s-.-~
GEASs s. FLOWERS.
Best display of hot honse plants, Jeauie Covel. ]
best a,i iage>t collection of flowers oil all kinds; M's
best variety Of Roses named, Mrs G. w. Campbell
best floral design, Ada VanDeman ~ - 1
best collection ilaha; Mrs. J. A. CHppenser % cts
best collection of Verbenas; Mrs. e. " CamPbeii U
best Asiors Mrs a Jennings -, 5o ~
Boques, NJ. x 5, deemed worthy OF Pfemium'' MRS
l. a. a;x.Ss'sa CosatrrEK-a. Thomson Mrs. e. Ii.
Me Elroy, Miss H. I.andOn, Mrs, :. Iarutnees.
The commit, recommen nded premiums to M'ss DO
Ya IL
which premium. have been awarded by the Board, vi
SO cents eaeb--sEcRETARY -,,.
CLASS .. !, NEEDLE AND FANCY " oRh- !,
Best " orked OTTOMAN; not dec.def
Cd best dos committe reeommdsd ss ga prem '"m .
best white Quilt; Mrs. Sarah Vanleman
best silk bonnet; Mrs. Wages q Biinn Ir 'lorna
best Lamp mat, Miss AdeIia Thomson 3ocis
best pa toilet mat; Mrs. VI. L. Moors oOcts
hest specimen leather work; Miss Jennie Vandorn
ornarn entail shell wark Miss Charlotte lOssh
Pr en- broidered slippers for lady; della ~ ans
best pair ss mits; Miss Ellen Myers dip
bes lace veil; Mrs. Sarah vuai,-man. .------l
, hest chair tidy; E. Heher.---
hest waiter tidy; Sarah Fulk
Specimen ornume entail needle work. sarah VSndeman
best lace collar and pair ofseeves; Miss D. ssn-
hes, French work; Mrs. H. Curtis
best Scotch work; Miss Z. Van Deman --------..- !
hest work bands; Miss Z. van'leman .-----I
best embroidered infant dress; MIS-. G. H. Gardner
Fine Shirt Mrs Julia sherman ---.--.--
class o, 9 Needle and Fancy.
Gin this class there exhibition of Taylorins
by Potner DuvelI in the shape of fine fTock coat
which overlooked by the Commiiiee, D"t "hSh 10
| pronounced a fine specimen OF work by good Judges,
and the may be all times IN the shop
Plotner Dbva, those who interested in The same
respectu and cordially invited 10 call and exam
/ inc it--Skc'v)
best coarse Shirt miss Isabella Klein.
Tn following artic les net included in the prmlum
list were recommended by the committee, and dIpio'
mas have been awarded by the Board .
best Kult shawl especially commended; Mrs. m va
be., rhres wofs,ed sacks; Miss Annie Davis. Dir
| best fan; Mrs. Rev. N. Franklin PIP
Rssa sss, Gennres 5snet pIn e pip DIP
! Tne committee recommended a premium and dipio
t ma entries number % and "a. being two Quilt.
made by Mrs Eizab tn thompson, one in the 81 and
the SD ye of her age The board adopte ed
said report and awarded premium Of one dollar or
asOsrding committee+T. F. JOY Miss Hannah NJ
| Avery Matte 4 dams, and Miss Jennie vandorn.
best and greastest variety of winter apple. of
sort, named and labeled; Z. Westerveit-
and spea variety of fail appe Of each SORT
named and labeled; s. w. White e......-.--.-...---
| % best do; F. p. Vergon-
Best aud greatest variety of OF each named ana
labeied; A thomson ..---..-..-..- ]
best display of Ounces; Jacob Weiser.
Nscrasines aud Apricots; G. W. tamnbeh..- 5os
issbe lla Moses Gardner.
| Delaware; f. Westervelt.-.- .......-....-...--
best and greatest variety of futt of all kinds F G
yergon
second premium recommended to 5. BrownmiIler
| on Ounces.
| .4acardimg Committee III. Eaton; John Knox. l.
1 Glessn and lanes VI. Cherry.
| The o.mmitiee beg leave 10 say that the display o
Wins Apples the best made at any OF ouI
county fairs, vary Difficult decide between
three collections probably erred in the
award. oae very fine ceeoiion we were compelled fe
pass in consequence of their not being ubeed in ne
cordance with rnles of the society The colleciior
of Pears which the first premium was awasded th'
committee unanmousts decided to be the very best
hbiiion county. worlhy of sepctal notice.
The Ounces all good and differed but little ant
all doubtless worthy of the first premium. The
G-apes such remind one of the lunches car
Tied by the Israe OF the land of Canaan poles
| and a number of plates o which premiums
awarded, were superior pnd deserving of specia
| notice. -ltf
Best - busbel of edit wheat; Jos. Main Isl
2d best; do Jos eph Powe
Best bushel OF spring wheat; L. j. Smith. 1,5
I'd co; o dney Smith.
best bushel olrye A. Mann. 1,5
Cd best do; Isaac Fleming
| best bushel OF buck wheat; Isaac Fleming ---1,5
I'd best do John Waters Observation-Disclosures
best 12 bushel Of oats, Benjamin 1homas...-.. 1,5
best 2 bushel Of haxseed; A II. Jennings. 15
| 2d best do; Isaac Flemming ......-....-...-....-
best 2 bushel of timethy seed; Rodney Smith. is
2d besi do; Rodney Smith Observation-Disclosures
best l2 bushel Of cloveTseed isaac File ins-.....
AnpardIng CeHmittee-J. e. Porter, john Garvin
| NJ. p, Tone.
Il Glass r. PegetGbles
best 2bnshes varieties OF potatoes s. Wentz lis
I'd hest de; Avery Observation-Disclosures.