Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-06

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NO. 36-sEWING MACHINES AND CLOTHING.
5 ]. Wadsworth, double thread, Grover & Baker
sewing machine, 1st premium.
II. Stickney, double thread Moore sewing ma
The committee are of opinion that If price Of
machine Is a matter OF consideration, the 1st pre-
MUM should have been awarded to Moore's ma
G. G, Norris, Cleveland, suspension waists, 1st
S. j. WadswOrth, sewing machine work, recon-
mended.
FRUITS.
lH. NO 80.
Grown by the exhibitor.
APPLES. ar
Best collection of named varieties, not less
than five OF each, Chas. Pease, E. Rock 90
Second best collection named varieties, A.
j. Snow, Brecksville, 90
Best ten varieties, not less than each, A.
J. Snow, Breeksville, co
r. Hawkins, ROckpOrt, 90
Best plate Of Apples, Chas. Pease, East
ROckport. 90
PEARs.
Best collection named varieties, 5 Of each,
p Herke, East Cleveland, 50 90
PEACHES.
Best ten varieties, named, of each, P. :, :,
c. C.Weigle, Cleveland, 90
Best twelve ounces, DR.. NJ. c. Parker, -.
Second best do do do l 90
GRAPES 81.
Best collection hardy native grapes, C.
Best J plate S Isabella grapes, Lewis Ford, E y
second Gsi best do do GH. Lodge, -
Cleveland, %
Second best Catawba, grapes, DR.. a. c. q.
Messenger, Cleveland. %
Best dish Of any kind, A. WemPle, East :.
Cleveland, 90
BERRIEs
Best plate Of berries, F. Scott, Newburgh, 81 90
Second s. L. Nicholson, e. Rock
port 90
AwARDrSe CoMsIrrEE-Dr E. Taylor, Cleve-
land; James Houghton, East Cleveland; IL. b.
Everest Newburgh.
The Committee reported valuable eollec-
ton Of native grapes by c. H. Robson Of
this city, but as it was understood they were
not grown by himself they were cut off from
competition by the rules of the society. A
! number of other contributions to this de-
partment not meeting the rules were cut
off. Of apples there is good exhibition
but the fruit is not so fair as last season, o
pears there is a very fine show for the season
and the committee would especially com
mend two seeding varieties exhibited BY
DR.. Englehart, and E. T. sturtevant as vel
worthy of cultivation on account of thei
latsness. Ofgrapes the exhibition is fine
The Catawba ripens unusually well. Th
Isabellas are still the leading varieties. Tn
Cuyahoga, Concord, Delaware, Diana, &c,
bid fair to grow in popularity.
VEGETABLES.
no. 81.
Best u stalks celery, H. R. Hadlow, Brook
Best twelve turnips. P. Herle E. Cleverd / Q
! g sc carrots, A. Avery,
'' long beets F, Scott, Newburgh l Q
turnip beets, E. S, Willard,
Best I2 2parsnips, G. H Lodge, Cleveland, II
q heads cabbages, L. S. Phillips,
Second eoDGAts bsSt & H.R. Hadlow, Brook
Best heads red cabbage, H. D. IngersOn,
Best 81 heads red cnuHaOwer, P Herko, E.
Best heads broccoli L. S. Philips Brook.
lyn, ..-L rL
Best 8 Hubbard squashes, John Kelly, E
Best 3 crook cF6oE2. .neckod squashes, L. S. Phil
Best siaTge sduashes, Lewis Ford, E eCleve-
Best or any variety, Dr.. Van Epps, E.
Bssts common c5'Iii61' pumpkins, F B. silsby, E,
Second best do, John Reeves Brooklyn,
. Best egg plants, G. H. Lodge, Cleveland, I
&c Best punches salsify, A. Avery, E.
Cleveland,
t Best x bushel tomatoes, H R. Hadlow,
Second best do, G. H. Lodge, Cleveland,
( Best u peck peppers, H. r. Hadlow Brook
. Best X busheI sweet potatoes, Abel Avery,
E. Cleveland,
Second best do, P. Herke Z. Cleveland,
, Best half bushel red onions, L. S, Phillips,
Second best, G. Payne, Brooklyn IS
l Best half bqshel yellow onions, John Kelly,
Second best, L. s. Phillips, Brooklyn,
4 Best half bGshel white onions, L. S. Phillips,
Brooklyn,
: Second best, h R. Hadlow, Brooklyn,
Best half bushel potato onions, L. S. Phillips,
L
> Second best, p Herke, East Cleveland.
Best half bushel lima beans, E. G.. Willard,
Cleveland,
!, Best half bushel table potatoes, ". Akins,
> seconn best, E. S. willard, Cleveland, /
i Three additional premiums on choice vari-
n cites, II. D. Ingersoll, East Cleveland car
ter potatoes, A. A. Jewett NeWburgh
d table potatoes, John Kelly, East CleYe-
land, each,
Best collection Of the above named vege-.
tables, A. Avery, East Cleveland, 8
Best u specimens of any variety of water
melon, G Payne, Brooklyn, 2
Second best, A. Avery, East Cleveland,
Best four water meIons, G, Payne, Brooklyn,
Second best, p. Herk, East Cleveland,
Best 6 specimens of any variety of nutmeg
melon, John r. Sked, East Cleveland,
Second best, G. II. Lodge, Cleveland, 1
Best citron water melons, B. Barker, CleYe-
Il land,
Awarding Committee.-JOhn Kelly, E
Cleveland T. J. Hudson, East Cleveland Jo
Marshall Brooklyn