Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-25

tbfor V--DAiHf U ~ hksftc FRO
: pucrs .--Bresd-1Ni, David Neis xanger, ls,
p-sm dole; acd Mrs w JCymble } dol
Cheese Mrs r.Turk, frat prem | dCl;
second Miss 4 Drohnm b0cts
Hsms--N Newpor; first prem dolls; asd
l Lewis / doIlsss ' M
Bulief-sE Elizabeth Newport first prem Q
doIs; second Mrs John Turk I dollar,
CLASS e -Fsurr--Greatest and Best
Assos'msat o, Apples Il 4 8 Morrison, Is ,
premium 3 dol
Greatest g. Best Variety. Of oil Fruit
A xeSwords, Ist prem dol.
dos Varieties Winter Apples--A NJ.
Z Swords. ist prom dol; 2nc David Sutton
dol.
Grspes--John Tsggert, ist prem dol;
srdP Yost jr. so cents.
Quinces-J Blackburn. lst prem 1 dol,
Sad E Stewart. SO cents.
Winter Applss--H g. 8 Morrison, LIST
prem 60-csnts.
Fall APples-H r Bumgarnsr, Ist prem
30 cents.
Pears-C II Arick. lst prem SO cents.
Pesches-H g. 8 Morrison, LIST prem 80
cents.
Plums-John T Norris, 1st prem SO cts
Bently Sweets, ls59--Jsmes Wilkins.
let prem 80 ceats.
Seeding Pear-Thomos H Genin, Dip
We recommend Diploma to Thomas H
0enin for Seeding Pear, of which the
following 10 description:
Trse. thrifty and vigorous, and most
liksly, from the seed of the sickel; fruit
niddls size. oblong, skin brown and fiesh
nearly white, sweet, melting and has very
pleasant aroma: u may be ranked very
good. Season Of ripening the las, Of Sep
tember.
This fruit wss originated by Florian &C.
min, deceased, son Of Thomas II. Genin,
Esq, near st. Clairsville, with many others
which promise well. In memory of the ex.
eslIens young man. who osiG0sted 1t, We
have named |, "The Flor Year" and
recommend it's cultivation,
Committee-Danie! Peck ,ogeph Harris.
CLASS Y--vtaSrABLEs & GRAM.
Wheat-Solomon Bentley dollar.
Cueumbers-E Denhsm b0ets,
Corn-D M Hardssty | dollar,
-Besis-Slater Brown Scots
Sweet PO,atoes--P Yost bects
Pumpkins--D n Hardesty Scots
Squashes--John Huntsman, 80 cents.
Irish Potatoes-John Turk, 30 cents.
Onions-H X. Bumgarner, 90 cents.
Bsans--Henry c Smith III. B SMITH SO
cents.
Cabbage--Charley Booker, 80 cts.
Tomatoes--J Msllor g. Brothers, 80 cts.
observation-disclosures Brown, I dollar.
barley-Slater Brown, l dollar.
Oats--Slster Brown dollar.
Rye--Slster BrownsI dollar.
Egg Plant--Sleter Brown, so cents.
Carrots--John Turk, 90 cents.
Psrsnaps-Hsnry @ Mccoy no comp
meritorious, so cents.
Pess-.Hesry Mccoy no comp mertorous
PePpers--S M Crawford. 90 cents.
CLASS Z-ARrs AND DEsIeNs-Bce
Palace c Moore. no comp. highly mer. Dip
Paintings In Oil Colors-A c Partridge,
adoIlsrs.
Painting l u Water. Colors--A C Part.
ridge. no competition meritorious.
Photographic Picturss--A. C. Partridge,
highly meritorious no competition.
AmbrOtype Picturss--A C Partridge,
highly mefitorlous -,rr
Greatest Display by one Ar;ist--A. C|
Partridge, no composition meritorious.
Beat Specimen Dsntistry--J w Fisher
(upper set Of teeth on gold plate,) 2 dollars.
CLASS A A--FLowERs & FLOWER
Pors--Justltia---Mrs r H Msl.or no comp.
msritorious, Dip.
Pot Flowers--Jss Msllor g. Brothers, no
comp. moritorious, dollar.
Cut Flowers--James Msllor g. Brothers,
I dollar. |
Evergreens--James Msllor g. Brothers,
no comp. eritorious, l dollar.
Dahlos--Jamss Mellor a. Brothers, no
competition meri,orious, I dollar.
Display OF Flowers--James Mellor g.
Brothers, no competition highly meritorious
D dollars and Diploma.
Verbanss--Jamss Mellor g. Brothers, no
competition meritorious.
Boquets--Jss. Mellor g. Bros, no comp
nsritorious.
CLASS B b Pickles AND PRrsHvss--
Apple Preserves--Mu J Moffat, no comp
nerltorious.
Plum Jslly-Mrs VIM Faris. lst prem.
dollarj 3nd premium Mrs Motiat, 80 cts.
Gooseberry Jelly--Mrs D G Neiswanger,
Let prem. dollar, 2nd prem. Mrs J Moffat,
30 cents.
Ounce Jelly--M's MI w Glover, lst
prem. I dollar; I'd prem. Mise Marietta As.
kew, 30 cents.
Peach Prasrves.Mrs Jane Yost, Ist