Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-10-18
], ID. nerrick, Jefferson, Canned tomatoes.

Ansel UJell, Jefferson, Can peaches ,
James Stone, Morgan, Can tomatoes;
Mrs James Reed, jefferson, Maple sugar, q
Gal. maple sprup, Can Rqspherries; .
Mrs. r. L. Forman, Colehrook, Preserved 7
Strawberries, Current jelly. Blackberry JAM
Mrs, d. Caldwell, Jefferson, Preserved
peaches II
Mrs B B Walker, Jefferson, Can cher
Miss. Marcia Webster Jefferson, Pictled
pears;
Mrs Asaph Garter, Pink current jelly;
John C. Stevens jefferson, Picked peach
J.. D Herrck, Jefferson, Preserved ap.
pies, and Pokled tomatoes
r. Warren, Jefferson, Current wine.
CLASS XXIX.-DAIRY PRODUCTS
First PreoliuaS-- -. ..E
Austin Burr, Dorset Sage cheese; (Dplo
MAJ
r. X. Wright, Conneaut, June butter;
II. j. Nettleton, Ashtabula Common
cheese and new butter
James Metcalf, Saybrook Crock butter.
Second Premiums
Miss NJ. 0 Spring, Geneva, June bu tier
! and Crock batter
Euos Morgan Plymouth, New butter
CLASS xxx MANUFACTURES
/ FIRST Prcni,rAS--
Austin Burr, Dorset, wooden shawl
Miss NJ. o SPRING Geneva, wooden car
pet, cotton and wool carpet, and rag carpet |
r. X Wright, Conueaut, Linen cloth;
Wescy Tiffany, Jefferson, Pair wooen
socks
Frederick Udell, Jefferson, 10 Yards Do
nestle plaid;
Mrs. J. Reed, jefferson, white flannel
Mrs D. Caldwell, jefferson, Cotton socks;
Mrs. Zophar. Gee, New Lyme, woolen
stocking yarn;
Miss Marcia Webster. Jefferson, wooen
mittens, cotton stockings, and linen stock
Mrs Asoph Carter, Jefferson, woolen
blanket
Mrs. G. NJ. Brockway, New Lyme Cot
ton and linen table spread;
Mrs J. Fotcs, Wayne, wooden hose.
Second Premiums
II. K Wright, Conneaut, Coat made by
! hand, and wool coverlii;
John G. Stevens, Jefferson rag carpet;
Frederick Udel Jefferson, Linen clolh
Mrs. D. Caldwell, Jefferson, wooden socks
. Mrs. John Harmon, Ashtabula, wooden
carpet ..
Mrs. c. NJ. Brockway, New Lyme, wooden
stocking yarn;
4 J. F. Hunter, Cherry Valley wooden
= shawl;
NIre. Austin Burr, Dorset, Cotton and
wool carpet;
=, Robert Hutchinson, Saybrools, wooden
J, blanket, and white flannel;
CLASS XXXI-FANCY NEEDLE
WORK, ETC.
First Premiums
e Corneia G. hay, Jefferson, Boys cloth.
ing, and emhroider. d.sppers;
Mrs j. G. Shaylor, Ashtabula, white
T., quilt and pieced quilt
Mrs. NJ. V. Miller New Lyme, Specimen
fancy needle work;
Mrs. D, Caldwell, Jefferson, Embroidered
chiLl's dress;
Mrs. o. E. Dwight, Jefferson, Crochet
lamp mat
Mrs j. D. Ensign, Chili's dress, Machine
work;)
Mrs. A. D. olds, jefferson, Crochet dy
Second Premiums
Miss NJ. o. Spring, Geneva, Lamp mat;
= y. X. Wright, Conneaut, Gents shirt
and Specimen worsted embroidery;
, Mrs. D Cadwell, Jefferson, Sofa tidy;
Mrs. j. D. Ensign, Child's dress, Machine
. work;)
Mrs, A. Warren, Jefferson, Crochet collar;
Mrs. John Harmon, Ashtabula, Patch
work quilt;
Mrs. r. l. Forman, Colsbrook, Crochet
shawl
Mrs. W. J. Adams, Jefferson, Crochet
=. tidy
Mrs. J. A. Giddings Jefferson, Crochet
~ sacque;
CLASS XXXH-FLORAL EXuGBI
T. TION.
First Prcmiron8--
Miss NJ. O Spring, Geneva, Hair wreath
v, Mrs c S. Smonds, Jefferson, Boquet o
- flowers;
d Mrs j. D ITerick, Jefferson, DispIa,
dahlias, AMI Specimen verhcnas;
Mrs. E. +. Abel, Largest aud best variet,
le house plants, and variety luchias
Second Premiums--
Mrs. D. Caldwell. Variety house plants
= variety iachias, boquet flowers, variety yer
benas;
Mrs. O Dwight, Hair wreath.
H. CLASS XXXIII.-FINE ARTS AM
=. ORNAMENTAL WORKMANSHIP. =
III First Premiun,s--
,s CCornelia G. Ray Jefferson, Specimen oi
-, painting;
Mrs. o. E Dwight, Jefferson, specimc
y. pellis work, and wax fruit;
A r. Winter, Jefferson, Photograph
- and Ambrotypes;
~ S Andrews, Wayne, Pencil drawing.
m. Second Premiums
,e. Lewis Thurher, Conneaut Shell work;
10. Mrs D, Caldwell, Jefferson, Pencil draw
CLASS SXXXIy.-SEWING MACHINE
co First Premium
Lonsa Wing Connenut, Howe's machin
Second PreD,itm-
r. E. Abel jefferson, Finkle Il Lyon.
CLASS XXXV.-WALKIN HORSE
al AND ROADS rERS.
First Premua-
r. X. Wright, Conneaut walking horses
ii. John Fee Mecca, Trottng mare
r. b. Fobes Wayne, Pacing horse.
pc. CLASS XXXvL-ANTiQUITIES
adj First Pumium-Joel Bakesee, Uoebroc
nj Bulls HEAD The report Of the cattle M
ket in the New York Tribune for the week cl
,r ing the l4lh shows that there were :. 346 hn