Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-22

uce, NJ Walker sweet eOrni Geo NJ bfowui
abbage, onions, white bonnst y Warreh, onion
eed, G Burr, earrotst ID Herrick, variety oil
,easi Y Gee, Hubbard squash; A Krum, nut
neg melons, A Udell, rhubarbj O Is Sperryi
weet potatoes, Rev 4 G Lamb, tomaioes'
Second prsmium--z Gee, top onion seedi
Clinton Udell, pumpkins Squashesi w Seymour
Russia turnips c Dodge, tomatoes; G CaIk'
ms. turuip beets; Rev T @ Lamb, onionsi NJ
0 Spring, lettuce, rhubarb; Victoria HoweIls'
rucumbers; c Stevens, white beans; Z Burr
parsnips; q Warren, satisfy; U 7 Hotchkiss
white potatoes; j Stevens, sweet corn, blood
beeis.
Class XX-Fruiis.
First prepium-S Simonds, currants pums;
r Burr. blackberries; Smith Walker. quincesi
j II Dubois isabella Grapes; J NJ Lee sugar
pears; G B Miller, Siberian crabs; M Dean,
collection Of pears; S Barnes, collection OF
peaches, Mrs Y Gee, variety Of plums; Z Dodge
King Of Tompkins apples; A Raymond, variety
grapes, blackberries A l. Morse, COLLECTION o'
apples; Stevens, peaches.
Second premiums-G w Shepherd, peaches
L o Dean, sweat pears; w Lee, Isabella
grapes; NJ + Dean, collection Of applcsi u
lIoichkiss, ounces; w II Fay, pearsi kay-
noud, variety peaches, Siberian crabs.
Glass XXI-Farm Implements.
First premiums-Abel Krum, single pIow;
Calvin lodge, corn huSker; Salmon Bunne'',
broadcast sower; Ira Cooper, cultivat0r anu
corn hoe; r NJ johnson, horse rake; a krum'
revolving harrow; Oliver Atwell, farm roIer'
Second premiums Calvin Dodge, single pIoW
d lIolchkss corn cultiyator.
Glass Harness, Boots, Shoes, and
Leather.
First premiums-R Warren, boot crimp, Of,
ploma j A Hervey & Bro. mans saddle aud
bridle lady's do
Second premiums-R Warren, stoga boots;
w Z Young, calf boots; f Wood, kip boots
Glass XXIIT-Cabinet Ware.
First premiunl-J Ohm DucrO, with diplomat
sofa, tete.iete, bureau, rocking chair W IL
Barrett, Windsor chairs.
Second premiums-W II Barrett, rocking
chair; q Hunt, set Windsor chairs.
Glass XXV-Mechanie and Mechanical
Products.
First prenIums--A G Marble. water drawer;
J A Howells, corn shelter; 5 ID llowells, breach
loading gun; II Tncott, parlor stove, cook doi
Dudley bricks; j Stevens, corn brooms; )
Knight, hollow wooden ware; A II Winter z
horse lumber wagon; B f Howe, model oi
fence aud iron fence; Warren model Of farm
fence; o b Sperry bee hive with bees; Wilkins
g. Curtis, cbees apparatus; w q Beuham, sin
gle carriage hose carriage.
Second premiums-J ID Herrick, bee hive
with bees; II A Roe, cheese vat; w Seymour
sample of shingles.
Glass XXVI-Breod, Sugar, Prcscrves, etc
First Premiums-Mrs q Gee, collection c
pickles and dried fruits; w Seymour, sack .
-four; Mrs w Seymour, domestic soap; Mrs 4
Stevens, ard; Mrs l. Thurber wheat bread, Mis-
NJ o Spring, graham bread, preserved apple:
picked cucumbers mangnes, grapes and eggs
raspberry jam, preserved gooseberres, dric'
Strawberries, raspberries, and bilckberries, toma
to figs, vinegar; Mrs S d Daun, picked tomn
toes currant wine; j Reed, maple sugar; Mrs
Underwood, rye bread; Mrs q NJ BrOCkway
dried apples; Mrs S Smith, preserved tOmatuS
tomato jelly; Mrs S Walker, mixed bread, cor
, bread, canned peaches, ounce jelly; Mrs l. Q
Dean picked cucumbers; MISS Ruggle'
dried peaches; Mrs d IIerrick, preserved peach
es, do apples; j Giett, maple sugar, Mrs J
= Krum, preserved Strawberries; Mrs s Simond
q, currant jelly, apple do variety If picked lrui
Il do onions aud tomatoes; Mrs S Walker, pcL
led peaches; Miss A + Chafee, preserved che
:. ries w A BordeIl box OF honey, Mrs w Sc.
r mour, loaf sweet bread.
Second Preniums-Mrs D Gee, apple jell
: wheat bread, currant wine; w Seymour, sac
-four; Mrs G A Bushnell, canned peaches
Miss NJ o Spring, picked cucumbers, do apple
do cherries currant jelly, preserved pears
l. plums; G + Webster, nipple sugar; Mrs S
Damn, preserved tomatoes; A Udell, wheat brea
= Mrs S Smith, tomato jelly; Mrs S Walker, Or
ham bread Mrs L Q G Dean, domestic loa
i Miss A Ruggles, dried raspherries. do bac
berries, do strawberries, do whortIeberrcs
3, currants; Miss A + Chafee, loaf hop yeast brea
D Herrick, maple sugar, picked tomatoes, vir
gar; Mrs Glett, dried apples; Mrs 9 S
mSnds. picked currHnts, raspberry jam; Mrs
; Udell, collection of dried fruit, Mrs G Ste
|. ems, preserved strawberries j g CTuig, b,
6 honey; Miss a f Chaffee, dry apples.
Class XXVIE-Dairy Products.
a First premivms-M A q Stevens, 10
butter made in June; Mrs II Stevens, lbs NJ
butter; II f Giddings, cheese year old (; NJ
% NJ o Spring, Az lbs butter; Mrs j NJ Walker
II English dairy cheese; S Walker, comm
cheese.
Second premiums-Mrs A Steven, 8 co
Tr mon cheese, 3 English dairy cheese, 3 cheese
k yr old; Miss NJ o Spring, 10 lbs June butte
,r Miss A Il Chaffee, 5 lbs butter Joel GillC
6rkin butter.
Class sXXVIII-Mdnufdetu
ir First preuiums-Mrs G w Shepherd, WOO
n hose; Wright. wool carpet; Mrs S ID Da
pr crochet shawl; Mrs Reed, dOme'lic fann
Mrs A Madison, wool cOveriet; Mrs Q Nj Bro
ie way domestic satinet, cotton hose; Miss a
Id Challee, wooden mits; Mrs q Bailey, linen;
Stevens, domestic plaid WOODEN yarn;
Maria Clark, rag carpet; Mrs 6 w Shephe
ladies' wooden hose.
Second premiums-Mrs Y Gee. stocking ya
Eugene Wright, rag carpet, cotton and W
coyerlet Miss NJ o Spring, cotton aud W
cnrpet, wool hose; Mrs Childs, domestic p
flannel and satinett; Mrs y l. Bushnell, W
n. mittens; Mrs d Herrick, wool hose; Mrs
Stevens, wool stockings Mrs q G CSlki
worsted hose; Mrs A Krum, double cover
Mrs l. Green, snow ball cOverlet.
pr Class XXIX-Fancy Needlet0ork, etc.
- First premiums-Mrs w p Nimms, pat
work quilt; Mrs 5 ID Smalley embroidered sk
% do handkerchief, hearth rug; Mrs o flOsk
;" embroidered ladies' cape; Mrs @ l. Bushl
toilet cushion; Miss N l. Gett, lamp mat;
Al- A Krum, embroidery; Mrs p Tutlle, child'S
broider dress; Mss A Ruggles, embrode
night dress; Mrs q Bailey, embroidered haI
. skirt; Mrs @ A Burr, emb'd child's blanket,
az Second premiums-Mrs w p Nimms, pal
n, work quilt; Mrs l. Thurber, lamp mat; Mis-