Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-11-11

| btSt tOlleL, MIS- JpCltt IDS'tI ZIP pf ~ 'iH
! No. AZ hest glass card basket. tu Miss Kate
| Woods, Dip or % cts No. 6, best cheneill
/ slippers, to Mrs. J. b. Stcadman, Dip or 80 c
| No. |, best worked slippers, to Mrs. j. II.
FulfOrd, Dip 80 cts No. 80. worstetl flow
eIs, to Miss Is Ibella Mitchell, Dip or 50 cts
No. 81, best ha ir flowers and basket, to Miss
! Isabella Mitchell, Din or 81 cts; No. 10. hest
book mark, hy Miss under years of age Miss
/ D. J. Robeson, Dip or 90 cts; ; No. 5, best
| stool, by Mrs. J. b. Steadman, Dip or so cts !;
/ No. 9, best coral basket, hy Mrs. j. b. Stead
| man, Dip or 80 cts; No. Z. best worsted toi-
/ let cushion; by Mrs. j. B. Steadman, Dip or
! 90 cts; No. 2l, best braided cushion, by Miss
| Bertha Wright, Dip or so cts No. %, best
| bouquet straw flowers, by Mrs. Doctor Foster,
Dip or 90 cts; No. SO, best shirt made by
Miss under II years of age, Nancy Porter,
Dip or so cts No. 43, best silk cushion, by
Miss Flora Graham, Dip or SO cts; No 2, best
embroidered skirt, by Mrs. J. ii. FuIford, Dip
( or 80 cts; No. g. best embroidered fiannell
skirt, by Mrs. j. B. Steadman, Dip or so cts /;
No. 10, best embroidered collar, by Mrs. J.
B. Steadman, Dip or 80 cts No. 10, best col
lar, by Mrs. J. B. Steadman, Dip or 80 cts );
No. Ia, best braided slippers, by Miss Alice
Barrett, Dip or so cts; No. Il, best tufted
lamp mat, by Miss Cornelia Shaw, Dip or so
cts; No. lS, braided sack, by Miss Sophia
Barrett, Dip or 80 cts No. 10, best embroi'd
handkerchief, by Miss isabella Mitchell. Din
vi ~ t'c W. RI bGSi DCdu mat. Dy MISS
Flora Graham, Dip or so cts; No. IL, best
wo"len crochet mat, by Miss Julia Smith, Dip
or 30 cts; No L, best crochet tidv, by Mrs
Judge Leonard, Dip or so cts No. "a best
chair seat in wool, by Mrs. Doctor Foster,
DIP or 30 cts; No. 25, best ottaman by Mrs.
Doctor Foster, Dip or 80 cts; No. % best
tufted Ottaman, by Mrs. Doctor Foster, Dip or
80 cts; No. 26, best chair tidy, by Mrs. Doctor
Foster, Dip or 80 cts best braided apron, by
Miss Mary Saclet, Dip or so cts; No. 81, best
pressed flowers, by Mrs. Doctor Foster Dip or
o0 cts; No. 30, best boquet of pressed flowers,
10y Mrs. Doctor Foster, Dip or so cts best
needle work, by Miss under u years of age,
Miss d. J. RobeSOG, Dip or 50 cts; No. 27.
best worstcd slippers by Mrs. Doctor Foster,
Dip or 50 CTS; No. 30, best shell work picture,
by Mrs J. B. Graham, Dip or so cts; No. 45,
best lamp mat, by Miss Ellen Reed, Dip or 80
cts; No. SO, best braided sack, by Miss Flora
Graham, Dip or 80 cts; No. 4, best moss
house, by Miss Fanny Barrett. Dip or 80 cts;
No. 36, best crochet tidy, by Miss NJ. J. Shaw,
Dip or so cts; No. 49, best bed quilt, by Mrs.
Caroline McGaughey, Dip or so cts; No. SO.
best shirt made by Miss under y years of age
Miss Nancy Porter, Dip or so cts.
Glass 24-No. l, best box OF hats, by Miss
Kate Reed.
Glass 25-not returned.
Class 26-No. 4, best design for bridge, by
Harrison Miller, So 90.
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Passmore, 50 90; No. 3, best gun smithiug
by John Moore, So
Class 2S-not returned.
Class 29-No. |, best bed stead, by c. l..
Barrett. 81 co.
Class 3O-No. l, best window blind by B.
Spackman.
Class 3I-No ~, best pumpkins. by Elisha |
FentOn, Dip; No. q and %. best variety of
melons, by Jacob Guelich, 50cts; No. 40, best |
rutabagas, by VIM. Bigler, so cts; No. 90, |
best radishes by James Ogden, Dip; No. Z, |
best J busheI beets, by Hamilton Reed, Dip |
No. A. best caurabi, by Edgar Goodfelow.
Dip; No. So. best gourds, by Miss Eliza Reed, |
DIP; No SO, best grated potatoes by Charles
Sloan, DPS No. 40, best sweet potatoes, by
Joseph Iddings, Dip; No l, best Michigan
long potatoes, by q. Thorn. Dip; No. IA,
best poplar root potatoes by q. Thorn, Dip
No. 80. rnUnd blue potatoes, 10y A. Spencer,
Dip; No. 3, best shelbark potatoes, by James
McClelland. Dip; No. 40, best peach blows
by John Porter, Dip; No. Il, best qt windsor
beans, by J. Guelch, Dip; No. 50 x 81, best
cabbage, VIM Bigler, Dip;
Class 36-No. =, best bottle vinegar, by
Margaret Spackman, 30 cts No. 4, best
soap yer" good, by Miss Sarah Wallace Dip.
Class 31-No l, best fish, trout, by Simon
Carf,s, Diploma.
Class 3S-No. 6, best suit of minerals of
Cicartield County, by Joseph Irwin, 50 90;
No. 8, hest burnt lime, by Jos. Irwin, 81 90.
Class 39-No. !, best display and greatest
'artety of apples, by Geo. Thorn, So 90 No.
;, best display and greatest variety of pears,
" Il. ShOrn, 81 90; No. 18, best bushel of
Ipples. by Vim. Wallace, 50 cts No. 1. &. 5.
,est foreign grapes, Muscat of 4 lexandria and
Slack Hamburg, by VIM Bigler, 30 cts No.
., best American grapes, by Lucien Ward,
20 cts; No. 20. best currlnt wine, by Mrs.
Fm- Biger, Dip; No. 21. two bottles black
,erry wine, by Mrs. Gov. Bigler No. Z, best
ISABELLA grape wine, by Mrs. G. 4 Brrrett
10. 8, best straw berry cordial, by Mrs G. Il.
Barrett; No. 6, best foreign grape wine. by
irs. G. r. Barrett, the shove three specimen
# wines all very good and should be noticed
" the Committee Dip.
Glass 4O-No. l. best nursery with descrip-
ion of so varieties Of apples, with ii large va
iety OF all other fruits and shrubery by J. D.
Wright, SO 90.
Glass 42-General list-No. 1. best miniature
lephaGt, by Mrs. VIM. NJ. Mccullough, Dip
20. 2, white pelican head stuffed, by J. H.
uIford, Dip.
There being some of the class books in the
ands of the Judges who are hereby respect
Illy requested to retUrn them without delay {
, the Secretary at the Prothonotarys' office {
Clearfield. BY the Executive Committee.
d. F. ETzwELER, Secretary.
BEARs.-David Brown, Jacob Confer and
then Nimrods living at Canoe Greek, killed
,ur bears on Thursday October 29th. They q
he bears) came down from the mountain