The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-10-02
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Miss Sis. Cunningham, best woolen
s stockings, e entries) SO
Mrs. M. briggs, I'd best 25
Miss Mary Nesbitt, 5 yards jeans, no
g.. y competition, I'd premium l
Mrs. I. Lafere, linen sheets, very
es e. good, no competition so
Miss Mary Nesbitt, best wooden nit.
tens 25
MIS- II. Hill, best home made coun.
terpane l,
Mrs. T. A. Sinclair, cotton stock
! stfqe ings, good SO
Miss Mary Nesbitt. best woolen socks SO
Mrs, NJ. Duggs. I'd best 25
Miss M. Nesbitt, best yarn 25
Glass j. No. Mrs. J. Kirk
!, bride, best made dress, 4 entries
Mrs, 2 Noll, best made shirt, 1 do
/" NJ. yKoehler. best wooden en-
Il. broidery. 6 entries m
!" j Kirkbride. best skirt
!" G. F. Randolph, best curbion SO
same, silk embroidery
+" A. J. Smith, embroidery on
muslin
Miss M. A Hill, embroidered collar
{" Mary Guthrie, corn house, very
meritorious
Mrs. NJ. Koehler, best crotchet work l
Miss Lida O'Connor. fine cushion SO
FLOWERS AND PAINTINGS. ..:i
Best COLLECTION of flowers -
2od host 5()
Miss F, lfJ Jones, best display green .s..
.r house plants AZ, svsx5. lfs.
Mrs. NJ. A., Mason, End best So
.s''"s A. J. Smith, best arranged DO.
~, ,qnet - arss4 - 1s..a s4
Miss F. Jones, End best s;.. ss-s s(
Mrs. E. Hollist.r, best, basket flowers
Miss R. E. Jones' Sc varieties dahlias. e
V. F Randolph, best arranged
!. :. sdahlias. =, s.f.l...ge
Mrs A. J. Smith. best variety.
Miss NJ. A. Jones, best white fuschias.
q, r. E. Jones, best red do
same, best, vase yerbeuas.- -
Miss O., Mason, oil painting, good.
same, spastil 49, do very good.
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r-f.r FRUITs.
Miss E Noll, fall apples, good.
!" r. E. Jones, winter apples mar.
{" S. E. Morrow, no comp. excellent s.
VIM briggs, no competition good 5
J, F. Randolph, best grapes, en-
- tries -
Wm. briggs, 2pd best 8
VEGETABLES.
Geo. Bracey. best Irish potatoes l
j. Duval, 2nd best 5
Geo. Bracey, best sweet potatoes I
G. Afford, 2nd best 5
Geo. Bracey, best peck onions 5
g. McComas, End best 2
Isaac Jones, best peck tomatoes 3
Geo. Bracey, 2nd best 9
Mrs. M. Hill, best beets 5
George Bracey, End best 2
81. F. Davis, cabbage, no com. End pre-. 2
Mrs. M, j, jackson, best winter
squashes
q. Rediu, 2ud best !
j. Duval, best carrots 5
Geo. Bracey, best pumpkins S
G. Afford, 2nd best
j. Duval, best cucumbers .
Geo. Bracey, best pie plant 5
Miss j. Ferguson, And best
I" Sis Cunningham, best Lima beans s
Geo. Bracey, Seeding potatoes, no
competition, End premium {
q. Redin, narrow squashes, no comp,
same, sweet corn, meritorious, no
competition -
aae5 FARM PRODUCTS.
John R Fisher, best bushel wheat
's'. C entries)
]. Duval, best bushel oats :
VIM. Hill, best l bushel spring barley
j. Duval, best bushel rye
G. Afford, best bu. corn in the ear
VIM. Hill, best bu. timothy seed
j. Duval, best l bn. clover seed
Geo Bracey, 10 lbs. hops, no competitio
FEMALE EQUESTRZANISM.
The rules required that there should
eight entries, or the committee could o
award the premiums There being on
six entries, the committee did not ava
the premiums, but decided as follows:
Miss Elizabeth Ullom, best;
H. E. Evans, I'd best.
!, S8- A son of Erin once accosted
reverend disciple of Swedenburg thus:
, !, sMr. :. you say that we are to fl
, low the same business in Heaven that
, do in this world. '7sys
Yes, that is in perfect accordance wi
reason, for the Creator himself is n
idle, aud shonld his creatures be?'
well, then, yer honor. do people {
there?' s
Certainly not, they are as immortal
tho Nroo FOR hin eoif'