The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-11-20
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CLASS | BULLS. OXEN AND STEERS.
Wellington Covert, work oxen A years
old. weight 3 800.
+. J. Smith. best 2 year old steers Saml.
Nye, Montville, I'd best.
RI Smith. best 2 year old steers in
yoke; II. Spafford, Trumbull, % best.
Nelson Snedekor, best G gearing steers.
Henry Hubert. best bull.
CLASS H-COws, HEIFERs & CALVES.
II. Spafford. best 3 cows.
II. Hubert, 81 best COW.
Wa. Patchett. best2 year old heifcrs /;
Darius Ti!lotson. I'd best.
CLASS Hl.-STALLIONS.
II. p. Allen. Madison. best stallion 3 years
old G.. I. Ransom, I'd best.
Napoleon Alderman, Windsor, best 8
year old.
GLASS Nv -MATCAED AND SINGLE
HORSES AND MARES,
c. d. Matthews, best matchyd4 year old
T. S. Pitkin, best matched 4 year old
mares.
VIM. Tilley, best matched 3 year old hor.
sos.
II. A. Hollistcr, Madison, best single mare.
III ) Clark, best 3 year old mare.
Ill. Basquiu. best 2 year old mare.
CLASS V-BROOD MARES AND COLTS.
Walter Mosher. Leroy. best brood mare.
+ Rawden. Windsor. best 8 year old ;
John Craze, Trumbuil, 2h best.
Caldwell Alexander, Trumbull, best 2
year old.
Goo. Eddy. Leroy. best l year old Dun.
more Warren. LEROY. 81 best l year old.
Thomas Cartier, Trumbuil, best sucking
colt.
Glass vI.-SWEEPSTAKES ON HOR-
SEES.
Thomas Dunn, MontvilIe, bcst marc for
all work.
G. d.. Matthews. b,st matched hnr sos.
u. s. Pltkin. best matched mares.
Ezra Rawden. best %gelding.
q. L. Payno. Montvillc. best mare.
John Nye, Windsor, best stallion, Bon
ny Blink
CLASS VII SHEEP.
Reuben Ford. Madison. best fine wooded
Spanish Merino buck Ashbel Tilotson, 2J
bost.
B. W. futile. beat S NJ. buck lamb.
A ii. Dodge. best CotswOol buck, 2 years
old hes; buck crop of Cotswool s. Lsices.
ter best twin bucks and eve lambs three
fourths Southdown.
CLASS XI.-VEGETABLES
1Nse. best pumpkins. ID best onions.
Rev. II. B Hall. bost PeachbIow potatoes,
81 bushels raised on % rods of ground.
Fred. Hubert. best beets and squashes.
Richard Matthews, bost carrots and seed
cucumbers.
J.J. Williams. Montville, host onions.
Adam ~Schwab, best parsnop and vcgeta,
Bile oyster.
Edward Hubert, host watermelons.
S. E. Scott, best White Carter potatoes
and seed onions.
CLASS XII FRUITS.
Philip Wilson. largest and hes, variety of
grapes. Is varieties; Heory Hubert, 81, in
Guiding 3 varieties.
good grapes.
NJ. 5. Jewett.bes apples j. Johnson ID
bost apples.
Z. Wilson. best pcars and ounces.
CLASS XiII.-F LOWERS.
Mrs. Dolly Howe, best & largest variety
OF flowers and house plants.
Mrs. Il. BaIch, Leroy, bost pyramid flow
ers and evorgreens.
CLASS XIV.-DOMESTIC PRODUC.
TIONS.
o nv GIo utIIy tAtIu
flavor.
IL. spafford. Trumbull, bost display OF
common
II. Hubert. best samples of blackberry
and currant wine.
Mrs. G. G. Whipple. best box of butter.
Mrs. Z. A. Scott, fine sample of clarified
maple mola sses.
CLASS XV.-DOMESTIC MAMUFAC-
rs
Mrs. Louisa B ,stwick, best white flannel
Mrs. Wm. Green. bost mixed.
Mrs. Jane f Smith. best rag carpet,
Mrs. Clarissa John son, best beduuilts and
stair carpet.
Mrs. q. A. Scott. best 2 pair wool socks.
Mrs. ID. W. Moad ,Painusville, hes. child's
suit of clothes.
Mrs. Sarah Ann stockwoll, best pair
fripged gloves.
CLASS XVI.-COOKERY.
Mirga ret Aun Mead, gainesville, best Loaf
cake Mrs. Rosetta GAR s. I'd best.
Mrs. q. A. Scott, best biscuits.
CLASS XVll.-MECHANICAL.
Geo. Webster. hest butter firkin.
Class XIX PICTURES.
For some reason, tho entries in this class
were not noticed. Those by the ladies were
of those under Is years. Poncil drawings
by Misses ., U. Fowler and Ellen Shepard;
Grecian painting, by Miss Nj. A. Mead,
Painesvillo; some specimens of penmanship.
by Lotlie Il. Leonard. as also photograps
from the gallery o. B. +. Marsh. gainesville.
CLASS XX.-FANCY & NEEDLE WORK.
MlssO. .. Fowler. best embroidered hand
kerchiei.
Miss Eliza Moseley, bes: hair wreath.
Miss NJ. A. Mead, best boad lamp mat and
fancy basket.
Miss Rose M. Matthews, best worsted
lamp mat.
Mrs. Josephine Smith, best braid on dress,
and best ottOmans.
Mrs, G. Johnson. best silk quilt.
Mrs Priscilla Warren, best patch quilt.
CLASS XXI.-UNENNUMERArED AR.
TICLES.
Joseph Post, Madison, best hemlock shin