Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1861-10-10

Best variety, 1st premium to j w Bowman, I'd do to
Thomas Smith best pair, lst premium TO Thos Smith,
I'd do to VIM Thompson Turkeys, lst premium Eliza
beth Mimic Geese, lst premium to Harry Scovie, ID
do TO Alfred Cummins Ducks, lst premium to Over.
ton, I'd do to J w Bowman. A premium commended to
Rdgway for fine pair of Guina fowls.
FIELD CROPS
Awards viii be made in this department as soon as
competitors file their certificates under the rules.
SEEDS.
Timothy seed, lst premium to Luman Pratt, I'd do
to J w Irvine; Wheat Seed, premium commended to r
Delong Barley, premium commended to L Coolbaugh.
GARDEN VEGETABLES.
Largest and best variety. lst premium TO Russell ;
Dozen Beets lst premium to NJ Watts ID do TO Amos
York; Cabbage, lst premium to John Agnew, ID do
to Mrs Mimic Celery lst premium to Weles I'd do
to Russell Lima Beans, lst premium to Miller Eox,
ID do to Daniel Harkns Egg plant ! primium to E
Welles, I'd do to II Burbank Winter SQUASH lst pre-
MUM to Thomas Elliott, I'd do to W Easterbrooks ;
Onions, lst premium to VIM Coolbaugh, ID do to De-
long Tomatoes, lst premium to K Ridgway Sweet
Corn, lst premium to VIM Coobaugh, I'd do to Rus
sell; Peppers lst premium to A Burbank ID do to
L Coolbaugh.
FRUIT.
Largest and best variety Of apples 1s premium to Mrs
7 Elliott % do to Joshua Kilmer; Single variety PIE.
MUM to } KerJy, ID do NJ Watts. The Committee
commend very fine display by David Rdgway Pears,
best single variety lst premium to S W Williams ID do
| to Ridgway boz 90 lst premium to Jared Wood
ruff; Peaches, single variety, lst premium to Francis
Homet, ID do Joseph Rdgway Grapes, largest and
best variety, lst premium TO Russell Single variety
of Isabella st premium to Welles, ID do to Mrs
SlsJury B sket Of Fruit, premium to Mrs Decker =
Ounces, lst premium Mrs Elliott I'd do to Mrs NJ
Watts Watermelons, lst premium to VIM Coolbaugh.
The Committee cannot speak too high praise of the
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which Tor perfection of rpeness peculiar excellence, has
not been surpassed at any previous exhibition of the So
c.ety, that we have attended. Mr. L Weles had
hbton specimens of labels OF such excellence and
beauty that many supposed them to be the finest speci
mems grown under glass Several other specimens Of
great merit exhibition by Mrs 5 Salisbury, Mrs
Mrs Elliott, Mrs Decker, Mr. Joshua Kilmer.
DRIED FRUIT.
Variety, lst premium to Mrs r Delong, ID do to Mrs
Charles Stevens Dried apples. premium to Mrs H S
Salisbury; Dried peaches, Ist premium to Mrs Jacob
Bowman ID do to Mrs Francis Homet Largest speci-
mvn OF dried berries, premium to Mrs 5 Decker.
FLOWERS PLANTS.
Floral Design, lst premium to Mrs Elliott, ID do to
Mrs Miller Fox Basket Bouquet, lst premium to Mrs
Miller Fox Hand Bouquet lst premium to Miss Mary
Bull
Firkn Butter, First premium to J Irvine Tub do,
Rolls do Is premium to Mrs Delong ID do to Mrs jon
athan Stevens.
The Committee are unanimous in commencing crock
OF butter which in their opinion, of superior excel
Ience, and worthy of first premium, exhibited by Mrs
/ Delong.
Cheese, 1st premium to John Black ID do to Mrs Il
Delong.
HONEY.
First premium to W Davies. "a do to Kelsey Nichols
FLOUR NEAL.
Barrel Flour. ls premium to G. II Ball Sack Meal, lst
premium TO g Ii Bull
4 MEATS, HAMS, sc.
! Beef lst premium to James Mct'abe Mutton, lst pre-
MUM. James McCabe Hams, lst premium to Simeon
Decker.
] FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Tanning Mills Ist premium to Fralick & Co. Now
er Society's Diploma Ball q Co.'S Machine, exhib
tied by Codding & Russell Harows, Herold Tomp-
ku's patent exhibited 10y d W Brown, Society's Dipo-
ma Plows exhibited by D Brown, Societies Dipo-