Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-07

nlss Josie saKton, East Cleveland, 1870
Mrs Canneld, Auburn 7A0.
miss Ada NJ Jewett Newburg, 6 20.
Mas Emma Richmond, Euclid, go.
TR0TTING MATCH
Thos Mclean, horse "Reindssr,r $500.
u uickoK, horse "Chsrlsy HickoI" 1900.
The Executive Committee make favorable
mention Of the following articles, on many OF
which they would feel great pleasure in awarding
liberal premiums, did the state Of their finances
permit
The Wooden Yarn, woolen Stockings and
Socks exhibited by Christian Flach, Cleveland,
Wera of superior quality the Stockings and
socks were Of his own manufacture, on which
they award him diploma and 81.
Mrs. F. r. Davis, Cleveland, on Dress Patterns,
diploma.
John D. Taylor, Rockport, for fancy Stand,
diploma.
Charles Messenger, Warren, Ohio, for Invalid
Henry Craig, Cleveland, had on exhibition Mi
eroscopes, which for cheapness and effectiveness
cannot be exeelled as the price is only 50, every
family sheuld have one Mr. e. also exhibited
several cases of stuffed Birds.
Ambrose Hilliard, cleveland, exhibited
Squirrel Cages, good article and a model OF
q Mangling Machine.
Cleveland Saddle Company exhibited Cavalry
Equipments, such they are making for the
regiment at Camp Wade
ThOs Horton, Hudson street exhibited very
excellent specimens Of wrought iron garden
well made aTtielss
VIM Wilson, Brooklyn, had a aue bear-skin
Robe on exhibition.
j. H. Shannon, Cleveland exhibited a large
case of Stuffed Birds; fine specimens.
Mrs. George Anderson, Painesville, had on eX-
hibition very superior articles of home made
Linen, Stocking Yarn, Fulled Cloth, Flannel,
WoOlen Blankets, Rag CarpeuDg, &C, but not
being 4 resident of the county they could not
come in competition for premiums
Merritt Burt, Cleveland exhibited beautiful
Watch of curious mechanism, which, with the
exception Of the handspring, was the work Of
his own hands.
Joel Morse, Cleveland. exhibited his curious
and valuable Clock, which not only tells the hour
of the day, but day of the week, date Of the
month, and month Of the year, itself making the
different changes of day and date the committee
award him diploma
fl. NJ. Addison haG on exhibition and for sale,
American Cement, TO make broken articles
stronger than when before broken a good ar
tiole.
G. A. Barlow had on exhibition a handsome
Piano, manufactured by VIM. Knabe Co, Bal
timOre, which from time TO time discOuTsed some
excellent music the piano was OF fine tone and
excellent finish.
j Flick & Brother, Cleveland, exhibited excel
lent sweet and sour apple Preserves
c. G. Pe3se, Concord, Lake county had quite
q display of wooden Toilet Ware.
Jas. T. Pond, 81 Fulton street, Cleveland, had
on exhibition machine for planting Potatoes,
corn, Beans, &c, and drilling in wheat, Oats or
can also be used for hOeiRg crops the first time.
Jas. Langhorn had very 1ne fat Steer on eI
hibitiOn, which was very highly commended by
the Judges on Fat Cattle, but on which no pre-
MUM was offered.
F. B. Brockway, City Hotel, is awarded 4 di-
ploma on two fine SOws, one year old, of the
Chester W hite Breed, on which no premium was
offered.
George Anderson, Painsyille, exhibited Boar
two years old, weighing 53s pounds also two
SoWs and Pigs, all very superior animals
Philip Woolman, Cleveland, had some fine
fat Barrow Pigs.
W. A. Flanders & Co., Cleveland. exhibited
their Paten: Bee Hive, which was Of excellent
manu- facture, with the merits Of which the pub
| lie are already acquainted.
The LEecGiive Board award to o. L. Hinck-
1 ley. Brooklyn, on French Buck one year old,
| premium of s2O0.
To A. S. Hinckley, Brooklyn, on Spanish Buck
one year old, So 90.
| VIM j. e Eby, CuYahoga Falls, exhibited
one Spanish MerlnO Buck two years cid, one
/ Span iSh Buck one year and over, and one peU
| each Of Ewes and Eve Lambs Of same breed
| good animsls, but not being resident Of The
| county, be could not compete for Premium
| Tho Committee on Fruits highly commended .
| plates Of Seeding Apples exhibited by George
/ Morgan, gardener for Jos. Perkin, Esq, Cleye
/ land.
Two cases Ofyery fine ooeksconb Flowers weri
/ shown by Thos jenkins, Brooklyn.
| The Committee award 81 on piece of wOrstet
] Embroidery, called " The Political Kittens,
1 worked By Miss Martha Stair, Cleveland, as being
| very superior piece of work.
4 The members of the Board feel under great OBJ
| legations to Ar George HickoN SOlon, who of
l ciated IS Marshal during the Fair, for the yer!
4 courteous and efficient manner IN which he per
| formed his Grduous duties and also to his valua
BILE assistant Mr.. ParmeteT Of SOlOn.
| P:emiums will be paid BY the Treasurer at IN
Seed Store of J. Stair, on Monday, October l4tf
At which time and place accounts against the Sc
ciety may be presented.
I The election for officers of the Society for tn
coming year will be held in Cleveland on the Las
Saturday In December next.
| PENJAHTN II STAIR, Sec'y.