Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-04

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plays of flowers.
DOMESTIC HALL.
Domestic Hall has some delicate samples
of embroidery, and handsome worked quilts,
Petti-garments, slippers, &c. In this Hall
are samples of Browns Hygienic Waist
and Skirt Supporters, the best thing ever in
vented for the relief of our over laden wives,
mothers and sisters. They place the weight
of the skirts where it should be, on the
shoulders, instead Of on the hips.
sackrider has case of drugs in this Hall
which looks finely.
FINE ART HALL.
Ryder's Photographs, plain and colored in
oil, in this Hall are exquisite, and cannot be
excelled in the whole country. He has two
pictures of little boys, the hardest in the
word TO get natural expressions of, which
are perfection itself, in life and coloring.-
The visitor cannot help noticing these tri-
umphs of art.
J. B. Cobb & Co., and Ingham & Bragg
are on hand, the former with specimens of
book binding, which took the first premium
at last years State Fair, and the latter with
handsome show case of books, pens, pen
ellis, &c.
E. Stair & Co. have case of hats, caps,
furs, &c, which are very fine.
So much for the forenoon of the second
day.
AFTERNOON.
The attendance was good, but not what it
should have been. The weather was perfect.
Leland and his Band played " Dixie" to the
intense enjoyment OF all who heard it, and
the Halls presented attractions which should |
have filed the grounds, To-day, however,
will be the principal day, and both to-day
and tomorrow there will be a very large at
tendance.
In the Machinery Department the banner
of Baldwin, Dewitt & Co. floats over a host of
agricultural implements, all of which are all |
that they purport to be. B. Martin & Co. |
have full display of plOws and cutters, and |
Gates Stickney, of Brooklyn, cutter R.
Taylor had an elegant open buggy, and W.
R. Henry top buggy. J. NJ. stearns &
Co. have tagging stones. Issaac sherman
a sugar evaPorator. Flanders has bee hives,
ETC., etc.
Wheeler's Water Drawer is here, as at all
other Fairs, the chiefamong ten thousand"
1t has taken the first premium at every Fair
where it has been exhibited, and has reached
an unprecedented sale since its being put
into market. Every farmer should examine
it and see its advantages.
This morning at o'clock will be the trial
for draft horses and exhibition of Deyons.-
At 10 o'clock matched horses and Durhams.
At l o'clock fancy horses. At 3 o'clock La
dies Equestrianship: There are three pre-
miums offered for tomorrow of S25 for the
fastest trotting horse, SIS for the fastest trot-
ting stallion, and S25 for the fastest pacing
horse. Turn out to-day and tomorrow.
We give below the premiums awarded up
to 8 o'clock last evening, the time of closing:
.,rs. ....-.-., Np-s-uR pIIonna-,-
Larter, Dover, % |
No. 12-N1LCH COWS.
No entries.
No. 1s-WORKING CATTLE AND STEERS |
Rest woke of Oxen. S. 90 !
Second best do, II. S. AIapes, Mayfeld, 90
Best pair Steers, years and under 4, VIM.
Burt, BrecksVille, %
Best pair Steers, years and under s, C. II.
Compton, East Cleveland, 800
Second best pair Steers, years and under 3, /.
Henry Taylor, East Cleveland, %
Best pair Steers year and under 2, Henry
Taylor, East Cleveland, 90
Awarding COmmittee.-MOrris Page, Euclid
Madison HickOx, SolOn Leonard Straight, May
field.
No. I4-FAT CATTLE AND SHEEP.
Best pair of Fat Oxen, Wm. Burt, Brecks
Second best do, C. H. Compton, East Cleve- 90
Best .ss'I Fat OK, C H. Compton, East Cleve- -.
land, W
/ Best Fat Cow, Charles Norton, Cleveland, 3 OO
] Second best do, Wm. Burt, Brecksyille, Rec
I Best pen not less than ; Fat Sheep, William -
Leuty, Mayheld, m
second best Fat Sheep, c. S. Gates, Brook
lyn, he0
Awarding Committee-Henry Baker, Richard Nor