The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-10-31
Hunterdon Co Fair---List of Premiums
CONTINUED.

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prem.
Sponge cake, Miss Emma Cole,
1st prem
Loaf wheat bread Mrs P B Comp
ton, lst prem
| Pound cake, Mrs j P Schomp.
Sd prem Y,
Silver cake, very dilicious, Mrs
Catherine Pegg,
Loaf rye bread, Mrs F s Hol-
combe, Sd prem, Vol.
Biscuit, Mrs F S Holcombe, 1st
prem,
Plain cake, Mrs G Anderson, End
prem, Vol.
Sponge cake, Miss Sarah Smith,
Sd prem, Vol.
Loaf corn bread, Mrs John Hou-
| sci,
Loaf wheat bread, Susan S Par
ton, Sd prem. Vol.
Plain cake, Mrs Susan Downs, Sd
prem, Vol.
Sponge cake, Maria Hart, End
prem,
Loaf rye bread, Miss Rebecca
Forker, End prem,
Loaf wheat bread, Mrs Joseph
Smith 3nd prem,
Loaf rye bread, Mrs Sarah Ro-
mine, lst prem,
The ladies on this department
made favorable mention of seve-
raj sponge cakes on exhibition,
which are very good, without
particularizing names also,
they cannot help but praise the
skill of q number of exhibitors
of wheat bread.
Cd DIVISION.
| box honey, Miss Julia Bartles,
l Jar pickles, Miss E Ewing, 1st
prem,
Boiled ham, Mrs F S Holcombe.
lst prem,
2 jars fruit jelly, Miss Susan La
iuoJ "a lIiVHl, VI.
| jar preserved tomatoes, Miss
Loda Dilts, I'd prem, Vol.
Display fruit jelley, Mrs P w
Burke. lst prem,
Pot apple butter, Mrs Susan S
Barton, lst prem,
Jar ounce preserves, Mrs John
Housed, lst prem,
Jar cucumber pickles, Miss Mary
Comine, I'd prem, Vol
2jnrs preserved peaches and plums
Mr. Joseph Smith, I'd prem, Con
display Vol.
s cans peaches and one cherries.
Mrs Mary f Dilts, lst prem,
Con display
No. l4-DAIRY.
l Pot butter, 90 lbs. Miss Caro-
line Smith, Cd prem, |
Best l pot butter, 90 lbs, Mrs j
Quick, lst prem,
pot butter, 20 lbs, Mrs Levi
Mettler, Sd prem,
pot butter 20 lbs, Miss Sarah
Holcombe, 4th prem,
Best 5 lib Jumps butter, Mrs P
q Holcombe, lst prem,
5 1-lb'lumps butter, Annie E Boss
I'd prem,
lib Jumps butter, Mrs P B
Compton, I'd prem, Vol.
Best 6 Id roll butter, Miss E R.
Holcombe, lst prem,
l 5-lb roll bntter Miss Ann Hix-
on, End prem,
Best cheese, Mrs 7 VM Cox, 1st
prem,
No. 15-FARMING UTENSILS, 1sT Dr.
Best moving and reaping machine
combined, lst prem, Mellek &
Qnick, S
End do, Durham & Stats,
Best horse power for driving, sns-
chimes, lst prem, Hiram beats,
dread power.)
End do, Throp & Murray,
Sd do, Hiram beats, clever
power,) Dip.
Best improved grain thrasher and
separator, Ist prem, Throp &
Murray,
End do, Durham & Stats,
Sd do, Hiram beats, Dip.
Best power corn shelter. 1st prem.
j G Reed,
2nd do, Throp & hurry, Dip.
Best hand corn shelter, lst prem,
Best grain drill and grass seed
sower combined, LIST prem, Dun
ham & Stats,
End do, j G Reed, (Willough-
by's,) Dip.
Best pillow for all work, lst prem,
J g Reed, (Budamn's,)
Best subsoil pillow, A V Bonnell,
6 farm harrow, Wilson O'Dan-
lei,
" implement for cultiyating
corn, James Jorolaman,
Best grain cradle, Hiram Gary
" straw and fodder cutter, lst.
prem, Throp & Murray,
End do, 4 v M Cox, Dip
Best root cutter, A v BonnelI,
Best horse power mill, for grind
ing feed, J G Reed lst prem,
Best clover butler, lst prem, Hi
ram beats,
End do, Throp & Murray, Dip
Largest display of farm imple-
ments, j G Reed,
There being no premium offered
for a mower seprate from a
reaper, and there being some on
exhibition, the committee deem
the Buckeye moving machine,
exhibited by ] j Clark, worthey
of premium of
The committee, as farmers, deem