Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-25

State Fair. There were good displays of I'm.
PIGMENTS, Cabinet Ware, Hardware, vegeta.
bic, Meats, Preserves, &C., &C., but we cannot
particularizs. We give below the list of en-.
tries made the first day. The list is correct
with the exception Of where parties entered
a variety Of articles in class, we do not
specify them, but just allude to the nature Of
the display.
Miss NJ. West to compete for premium for
best solo on piano.
Barnum & Melendy,-Large variety OF
farm implements. ......
Stead & Huffman,-Patent Churn.
w. H. STRENGTHENING Mill.
Bates & Moore, Of Clayton Co.,---Fanning
Mill.
..r. .a... ,. class 3.
Mrs. VIM. Schemerhorn,-Quince Jelly.
Eber Dunham,-One cheese. r.......
Mrs. DR.. Bryant,-5 rolls of butter.
Jos. Bancroft, --Currant jelly, crab apple
jelly, picked cucumbers, cabbage, onions, and
sample Of bread made by girl under 16 years
old.
Randall Churchill, % rolls Of butter.
Sheldon Fox ,--Home- made hard and soft
soap, and barrel Of flour. ....
Brown & VanSaun, Barrel of -four. ..
Mrs. G. Nay,-Peach preserves, ounce
jelly and cucumber pickles.
CLASS 4.
Mrs. j. B. Powers,-one bed quilt.
Eber Dunham,-A home made shirt, and
specimen stocking yarn.
NJ. Philleo, Rag carpet.
10. Rounds, Two bed quilts.
Randall Churchill, Ten yards wooden
carpeting. F." "a.''t '".
E. Stearns,-One pound stocking yarn, and
one pair wooden socks. ......-
Jos. Bancroft-One counterpart.
'.. CLASS 5. -. 5.' ...-"
l.. Ellerman,-Two pair cashmere pants,
a frock coat, and felt hat. >ssa
VIM. ireland and Co.,-A suit Of clothes,
and pair Of cashmere pants.
CLASS 6.
Mrs. j. B. Powers, -Wax flowers.
Mrs. H. A. Ballentine,- A worsted lamp
mat, and worsted sleigh robe. ,a.ss. .-
Mrs. VIM. Schemerhorn, Needle work,
and an infants dress. ...-ea.3 b..
Mrs. c. Bagley,-Artifcial flowers.
NJ. Philleo,-Worked slippers, crotchct
tidy and tattan work.
Mrs. A. H. arsh,-Two ottoman covers.
Mrs. d. 7. Choat, Three CROCHET tides,
ottoman cover, winter boquet, worked cush-
ion and back.
Mrs. G. H. Bnhmler, Jr.-,Farmer's
wreath. .s.. .. ..f,,. , "
Mrs. A. j. Gravcs,--Seed wreath.
Mrs. Jos. Pullan,-Fancy worked tidy and
ottoman cover. ., .s.,.as,... .... ... ....f...
Mrs. S. Gsismar, Gent and lady's worked
slippers. .s4
Miss. Ann cNelly,-specimens Of nlillin-
cry work. ...............-s .-.....
Mrs. E. A. Peel, Infants worked dress
Mrs. @. May,--Needlework
CLASS z.
f. N. Stead, design for cottage.
d. G. Williams,--A large collection of COL
ored and plain photographs, oil paintings and
steel engravings. b"
Miss Vesta Bryant, Two crayon draw.
ings. - -a
P. Melendy,-Oil paintings Of animals.
R. Wild,-Landscape painting, and photo.
graph in water colors.
Lyman, Blair & Goa general collection
Of hardware. aasa s.-.... &c. .aN
~ Thompson & Co.,-A large assortment Of
hardware and cutlery. .,s. .l,. ne
s. Geismar silver tea set q ..L
- CLASS o.
G. II. Bnhmler & Son, Display of boots
and shoes.
A. Trowbridge,-An assortment of boots
and shoes. L
E. w. Babcock, Several rolls Of leather.
Stead & Huffman, Sash, doors, and wood
turning.
f. A. Peck Barrel and firkin.
p. Reuillard, Book case.
S. Fox,-Flour barrel.
circuit Bros.,-A general assortment of
household furniture.
E. Siller,-Furniture, picture frame, and
dove failing.
A. d. Barnum, One Grover & Baker sew.
ing machine.
H. II. Carpenter,-One Florence sewing
machine. 44
CLASS IS. gs So
H. L. Bartle, Rye and seed corn.
Barnun & Melendy, Six varieties OF grass
seed. kaa
J. Q. Rounds, Wheat, oats and corn.
CLASS IA.
Barnum & Melendy,-Fine and coarse
wool. 81 rrr
J. N. Dewey, Specimen of fax.
CLASS Is.
Barnum & Melendy,-Half bushsl beans.
10. Rounds, -One bushel potatoes.
G. H. Ham,-Variety Of vegetables.
Jos. Bancroft Variety Of vegetables.
CLASS IL.
@. n. Hama large display Of fresh
meats.
G. Rittsr.-Display Of meats.
CLASS 1S.
II. P. Sloan,-Twelve varieties Of winter
apples.
IA CLASS 10.
H. Z. Bartle.-Aaple and sorghum syrups.
Jos. Bancroft, sorghum.
20 y ~ "a az /, :.