Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-09
DISCRETIONARY

In this class, was exhibited two NOW
ers by Jno. Reeves, l do. by Isaac
Kirk, but to these no Premium con
be awarded, without q trial, also
Horse hay Rake, by J. J. GiImer pro
nounccd No. by the Committee
also 2 card knives by E. Scofeld
-churn, by W. Levins-dOg power
by J. J. Gilmer-horse hay fork, by
G. Baldwin-SLono Pump, by Reuben
Miller, each of which is entitled to
soc.
GLASS Il. DOMESTIC MANU-
FACTURE5 sc.
Best 10 yds. family fulled cloth tc
/ VI. Kennedy, $500;
Best 10 domestic plaid, 1st, to NJ
Kennedy, 5000; End DO. james Ke1ne
Idy, sl,OO;
Best 10 domestic flannel, 1st M.
Kennedy, s2,00; Ind, Rufus Beeman,
! 10 yds. wooden carpet, S. S. King,
80.
Is yds. Wooden and cotton do. Mrs.
iCIuuNl DttN ~ 2 ,JUy
15 yds. rag carpet, 1st James Mack
ey, 90; End, IL. g. Boys, soc.
10 yds. Linen Diaper, 1st, Wm.
Sluires, $500; 2nd Jno. Ratliff sI,O0;
Coverlets, lst w. Levins, $500; I'd,
Mrs. J. Ratliff, Sl,OO;
Quilts, 1st Amos Dunlap, $500; ID,
Same, 81 90;
Is yds, tow and linen cloth, Jno.
Ratliff, $500;
2 lbs Stocking yarn, 1st, Morris ID
dings, Sl,00; End NJ. Kennedy soc;
Linen thread, 1st, John Ratliff,
81 &C, 2nd same, soc;
WoOlen hose, d. W. Campbell, soc.
Mems socks, L. G. Mathews SOC.
WOolen mittens VI II. Latten, soc.
Shirt by girl twelve years. old, Miss
a. Hunter, sl,G0;
In this department was also entered
woolan blankets by Jno. Ratliff, and
NJ. Kennedy, Ladies scarf, by IL. Aus
tin, pin cushion, by same, a very nice
infants dress by Mrs. Lindsy, lamp
mats by j. n. McCombs, and Mrs.
Lewis, ottoman covers, by NJ Latter,
tides by L. Lane and Others, fpO:-
stools by Mrs. Latten, also by Mrs.
Wheeler, oil cloth and thread caskets
by Mrs A. ID. Webb aad Miss Huntor,
pictures and picture framcs-em-
broidery, Flowers, splendid portrait
and land seape paintings, by Mr. Jno.
Crawford and III. billiard. 2 hearth
rags by MS J. G.. Burroughs, (made
by the late Mrs. Tilden, which had al
ready taken premiums at 2 State
Fairs, and case Of butterflies, collected
and prepared by Master Thomas
kinsman, attracted much attention
and was admired for the taste and
beauty Oft Arrangement, all of which
were considered well worthy of premi-
ums, had they como under The rules Of
the Society.
CLASS 13-NECuANIC ARTS.
COMMITTEE, II. HARSH.
Best Single Horse Carriage, E. X.
WciscIl, $500; Open Buggy, do, g;
Two Horse Wagon, Daniel TOmpSo- ,
$500; Single Harness, S. W. Park,
81 80; Single Saddle, do, 81 90; Cook
Stove, Reed, jameson & Co, SI,00;
Parlor Stove, do, sl,00; Casting, Dc,
S1,00; Two Invalid Chairs, Charles
Messenger, each 5lc; The Electric
Weather Glass or Storm Indicator
by q. ]. Van5 5order of Warren, was
neat and curious instrument, fortel-
ling the weather from Il to "a hours
in advance; also Patent Turn table,
Pairing Machine, by the same, was
quite good article of the kind. As
good if not the best in use. Stock
md Common Brick, j. Forces, 51e.
CLASS II. MINERALS.
COMMITTEE, F. E. Stowe, and NJ. B. .
TAYLOR.
Stone coal, IL Montgomery, S1,0); +
also in this department was exhibited ?
a very fire specimen of iron ore,
equal 10 the Lake Superior, but not
sufficient in quantity to come under
he rule for premium. I
MILITARY.
Oily one Military company appear /
ID on tho groual !, tie " II arren Zoa .
IVES" un Ter Capt Brown. The com
,any made fine appearance, anI AT /
racted much attention.
Discretionary premium AWARDED
}: $1,000
In conclusion the of ;ers Of the 81
,iety, beg leave to tender their WA M
,st thanks, to the poo bic in general for
he good order that prevailed during
he fair, to Mrs. Dana, Mrs. II. w.
Ratliif, Mrs. Wentz, Mrs. S l.. Free
nan. Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Beldcn, Miss
Hattie S.evens, Miss Tdyler, Miss
Webb, Miss Bartlett, Miss Fuller and
,thers whose names are not reeolloct-
u, for their exeriions in fitting up 4
he Floral hall; and to those who Goa I
pictures, vases, &c, TO adorn
he samo.
The above awards will be promptly |
,aid by calling on the Treasurer, b.
Y Rlbbins, or in his absence, on Chas.
r. Hunt, Esq, of Warren.
JOSIAH ROBBINS,
President.
Il. FULLER,
Acting Sec'y, /.