Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-25

. BALDWIN, TWlnsburg, coop bautams 1t

4 POULTRY.
II. BALDWIN, TWinsburg, coop bautams 1t
?. Mather, solou, coop fowls, I'd premium.
j. Atwater, Aurora pr ducks, % prem.
90. do. do. turkeys, do Z
y. Atwater, do do. geese, ist prem,
ID: Atwater, do. do. guinea fowls, %
b. smith, cambridge, pr. Java ducks, 1st
premium,
GRAIN SAMPLES.
3. Wilson, Northfeld, j bu. wheat, LIST
premium,
S.Wnlson, EorthfeId i bu. wheat ID prem 2
(fOreign) 1st premium 8
u. ,PeItibone, Solon, Z bu. oats, 1st prem 5
y >; Carver, do. do I'd. do 2
W; Brewster, streetsbOrO, y bu. corn in
E. W. MatheF, sOlOn, 4 bu. corn in the
ear, I'd premium, Q
F. Mather, Solon, pop corn, 1st prem. 5
A w. Herriek, Twinsburg, pop corn, %
A. Chapman, Twinsburg, broom corn, lst
prem um q
Mrs. o. Wells, solon, Lima beans. 1stprem. B
W, Brewster, StreetbOro, Lima beans, ID
G. Reed, solon, Timothy seed, 1st prem. 8
1. L, Cannon, IWinsburg, Timothy seed,
cd premium, Q
VEGETABLES.
J. Mcintosh, Twinsburg, best garden 1st
premium s3 a
W. Brewster, streetsbOrO, % best garden. , 3 d d
l. L. cannon fWinsburgh, Irish potatoes,
T. A. Carter, Twinsburg, Irish potatoes, ID
premium, .
E. W. Mather, solOn, sweet potatoes, lst
premium q
E. L. Alling, Twinsburg, sweet potatoes, I'd
premium, D
f. L. Aning, Twinsburg, carrots, 1st prem. 8
". W. Wells, Bedford, do. Cd do. 4
y; " q p carver, solon, beets, 1st dc. q
z. W; Mather, Solon, tomatoes, Ist do. q
L. ;, Carver, do. do. 2d do. Q
F % 20 M.tbsr do do. peas pea lst Is DO 3!
w. W. Wells, Bedford pumpkins 1st do 81
II. Baldwin Twinsburg, do. 2d do. +" 2
A Crawford, do Hubbard, squash
C. s.Carver, solon, Boston " squash, Cd
Mrs. o. Wells, solon, hops, 1st premium. &
l. A. Carter, Twinsburg, red peppers 1st
premium, q
n Chapman, Twinsburg, red peppers, ID
premium, 2s
A. W. Herrick, Twinsburgh, greatest vari-
ETY. of vegetables, 1st premium, 4
T. l. Alling, Twinsburg, ID best variety Of
vegetables, .-l q $50 o
FRUITS.
Z. G. Harmon, Aurora, greatest variety apples 81
Jw; Dawson, Bedford foreisn) "a varieties, Ist q
% % 90 90 Do Do dc Dc TsgsSs. gssggSs.. lss q 8 3.
a. Chapman, Twinsburgh, peaches, Ist &
WR' Y 5,d!iI Parks, sl Twins99urgh, Pears, ID ?
do do do current wine, yrs.old, lst 8
40 DO 90 plums, varieties, LIST q
J. NJ Hart Twns6argh, grapes 'I IsaBeIIa feIaI Rnd a
CataWba lst premium r.
H I Baldwin l6 Twinsburgh, current wine, I'd 2
Z. ". Mather, solon, grape wine, ist 81
J. N. Htckox, sOlOn, can currents, yrs old, lst b
Mrs. E. L. A1ling, Twins6urgh, can currents.
year DID, % premium 8
PROVISIONS.
J. Pond, Hudson. cheese ofls5g. lst premium On
D. Pottibone, solon, cheese ofls6O, lst Oi
Jas. Brown, Twinsburgh, lard, lst 50
NJ n FaRFks' r IEi1s;oPrg5, ,,11E;o lar9, ID 3
M- I. Ellsworth, Hudson, maple sugar, LIST 50
d. j., Ellsworth, Hudson, maple molasses, lst 56
Miss B. Crawford, Twinsburgh, white bread lst 5C
Miss Betsey crawford, do corn bread, Ist 81
Miss Betsey Crawford, do best cake ist 50
y. s. Carver, SOlon, white bread, ID 2j
Mrs. b. o. Herrick, Twinsburgh dried fruit a
varieties, lst premium 81
Mrs. 7. W. Mather, SOlon dried fruit, % 3
Mrs. r. L. Alhng, TTinsburgh, preserves, great
Mrs. Jas; Brown, TwinsBurgh tomato catsup, 1st q
Mrs. J +. Herriek, do do do "a p
FLOWERS.
Mrs. L. Riley, Twinsburgh, Floral design, Ist 81
Miss s +. Mather, SOlon, floral design. 2d / nj
Miss n. L. Mather, SOlOn, floral arch ist "a
MIS- Lewis Parks, Twinsburgh, floral arch, ID p
Mrs. E. .AlIing, Twinsburgb, ioraI wreath Ist d
Mrs. L. Parks, TWinsburgh, floral wreath. 2i .
Mrs x, y. Osgood, StreetsbOrO, vase Of flowers 30
mrs NJ Taylor, S0lon, vase of flowers % 2j
MIS-. 1. s{talFEkWeather' Iwlnsburgh greatest va
Mrs; i, L. Alling, Twinsburgh, greatest variety =
Mrs I, Parks, Twinsburgh gr'est var vsrbenias 81
Mrs. r. Z. Osgood StreetsbOro, do do "a q
Mrs; L. Parks, Twinsburgh, great st var Asters o
do do do do do green
Ms. L. Parks, do native wild flowers. LIST h
do DO do new flowers never be-
SADDLES AND HARNESS.
F. Petti6one, solon, dble carriage harness %
n kdhaTds 5HEP so66 IG09 ast 2s. DO dc DO ia q
Q. Jewetti Aurora, saddle and bride, lst 10
. WOOD AND IRON WORK.
q. Il. Baldwin, solon, double pleasure car
f. Pettibone,. do do do do I'd + "a
X Taylor Taylor sodIon' single pleasure carriage, lst
Il. D. Hummiston, Wellington, cheese vat
5. Grouse, Twinsburgh cheese vat & heater, ID q
= Grouse, Twinsburgh, tin pans, LIST s.
NJ. Richards. SOlon, cheese press, Ist 81
GGoGee Brook Alliance, cheese press, % 2
R, b, Walker, Canton, Bukeys jr. moving y
D. E. Fener. Talmadge, gate, lst 3
DOMESTIC MANUFACTUREs.
Mrs; Jas Brown, Twinsburgh, 10 yards fan
Mrs. v NJ. Cannon, Aurora, 20 yds flannel. ID
Mrs. G, Roach, Twinsburgh, wool carpet, ist d
mrs. H. Balawln, 1sburgh, rag carpet, lst 1 o
Mrs. S. Miller Hudson, fancy quilE Isf n
Mrs: J. 4. wright 5TWinsburgh, album guilt, 2d s.
, DO DO do quilted skirt, lst 8
MIS-. Jas; Brown, do pr wOOen sheets, lst s.
Mrs V. NJ. Cannon, Aurora, do mittens, ist ?
ORNAMENTAL NEEDLE WORK.
Mrs I. Riley .Twinsburgh, table spread Sweep
MIS-. A. t. Nelson, fwinsburgh, silk bonnet, 1st Z
Mrs. n Herriok, do best spesihe6Smbiry s;h sS 5s
Miss Miss Gafs BshSp hh%5ns9SR5sA Sa snSg2ss5fd s5% skis
Mrs. A. Ledsham, do fpueollar,i ,ist .
Mrs Mrs j. + Z Wy.lEight, do toilet cushion, lst 2
-, do do do jocky cap, lst 2
Mrs. L. Riley, do transferred collar, LIST 2
do do do bead basket, lst ?
do do do cone frame, lst 2
Mrs. o. Wells, Solon, cone card basket, "a .
FINE ARTS.
Miss NJ. N. Bishop, Twinsburgh, erayOn paint
Miss M NJ Bishop, Twinsburgh, rustic frame
autumn leafess 2
MISCELLANEOUS. --
". Brewster, Streetsboro, italian niIlet, lst q
ID. Cook, SOlon, italian millet, % 2
E. L. Allingso orwinsburgh, " Kohl Rabbi" 1st 2
do do do egg plant, lst 8
E. W. Mather, Solan, egg plant, ID 2
do do do apple pie melon, lst 2
do do do sweet corn, lst ?
Frank Nather, do coop rabbits, lst ?
l.. Marble, Bedford, specimens Of marble cary
ing and engraving, 10
MUSIC
Streetsboro Brass Band, lst premium Is o
Hudson Martial Band, LIST premium so
Miller Of Chagrin Falls, exhibited fine stallion
Black Prince, but account Of taking the first prs
MUM last year, could not compete. ~
J. W. Fessenden had a grand concert on Thursda
evening" under the Bedford tent on the Fair ground
1t is enough to say that every one went home per
fecty satisfied. The applause that followed his ma
chine Song" could be heard throughout the town.
B. g. HERRICK, Secretary