Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-11-20

dlll8 q Jones, D, BecO1Q OesG y . MOSES, .;
best Ewes under 2 years, Hills & Jones, 4,
second best, Moses, 2; best 5 Eve Lambs
Hills & Jones, 4, second best, J 8 Moses, 2.
Class D, No. 5-Fat Sheep.
Best single Fat Sheep, J S Moses, 81; best
5 Fat Sheep, p Vergon, 5, second best, B
Sheets, 3.
Class D, No 6-sweepstakes on Rams.
Saxon and their Grades. and Mornss and theirGrades
to compete together.
Best Ram Of any age, COndit & Green, So.
Long Wool and ssuthdOwns to compete together.
Best Ram of any age, F VergOn, So.
Glass E-SWine.
Best Boar under year old, ] Eddleblute,
81, second best, A Smith, l; best Sow over
year old, ] Eddleblute, 8, second best, w A
Perry, 2; best Sow under year cid, A Smith
2, second best, t F Joy, /; best litter Of Pigs
not over months old and not less than six in
number, w A Perry, 8, second best, Chester
Smith, 2.
Glass F-Poultry.
Best pair White Shanghais, S j Waters 81
best pair Cochin China, W E Copeland, 1;
best pair Gross Breeds, s Waters, L; best
pair of any kind; Rufus Dyke, l.; best pair oil
Turkeys, John Berlet, l; best pair Ducks,
Poultry, Atwood Smith, 2.
Glass dairy Products
Best 8 lbs. Butter, Mrs Sylvester Wigton
So, second best, Mrs Edward Potter, l; best
3 loaves of Bread made by girl under Ia years
Miss Hannah Dunlap, 2; bsst loaVes brown
Bread, Mrs Rodney Smith, l; best Ginger
Bread, Mrs Edward Potter, so cts; best IC
lbs. Maple Sugar made A D 1868, Mrs Rod
ney Smith, 1, second best, Mrs T F Joy, 81
cents; best gallon Apple Butter, Mrs N Dus
| tin, 1; best fresh preserved Blackberriss, Mr.
Geo Nelson, L; best fresh preserved Peaches
Mrs d Thomas, /; best fresh preserved Rasp
berries, Mrs N Dustin, l; best fresh preserved
Tomatoes, Mrs Emma COlhesn, L; best fresl
preserved CitrOn, Mrs Gee Nelson, l; best fresE
preserved Ounces, Mrs Emma Colhesh, 1
best fresh preserved Pears, Mrs D Thomas,
best fresh preserved Watsrmelons, Mrs Emms
Colhesh. l; best fresh preserved Grapes, Mr
NJ E Emerson, /; best jar of Pickles of any
kind, Mrs Speer, l.
Glass K-Farm implements
Best Reaper and Mower, @ D Potter & Co
So; best Mower, g D Potter & Co., 2; best
Tanning Mill, j Waterman, l.; best Plow fol
general use, J G Evans, 1; best Sod Plow, J
G Evans, 2; best Sub-soiI Plow, j G Evans
L; best Churn, Chas Lybrand, l; best hand
corn Shelter, j Waterman, /; best construct
ed Beehive, G r Caulkins, l; best field Roll
er, Henry Oller, 3.
Class L.
Best Farm Wagon, Henry Thomas, So
best display of baskets of any kind, D P Sci
| Ieck 2.
Class n. Curriers', saddlers and Shoemaker
Best sides Sole Leather, D Robson, So
best Upper Leather, D @ Robson, 3; best 2
sides Harness Leather, D G Robson, 3; best
half dry Calf Skins, D @ Robson, 8 i; best
pair fine Boots, Paul Randall 1; best pair
walking Shoes for lady, Paul Randall, 1.
Glass N. Household Fabrics.
Best 10 yards Jeans, Mrs s Pendleton, So:
best 10 yds., Linsey, Mrs Pendleton, 2, sec
ond best, Miss Yeates, 1; best 1e yds., Flan-
Hel, Mrs ] Jamison, 2, second best, Mrs Rod
ney Smith, /; best 10 yds., Plaid Flannel,
Mrr G More, 2, second best, Mrs Jamison,
l; best 10 yds., Wooden Blankets, Miss E
Yeates, 2, second best, Mrs s Pendleton. |:
best husk Foot-mat, G Nelson, so cts; best
Rag Carpet, Mrs D Gregory, 2, second best.
Mrs N Tone, 1; best 10 yds., Linen Diaper,
Miss Z Yeates, 2, second best, Miss N Carp
enter, L; best Id Linnen Thread, Mrs s Full
Ter, /, second best, Mrs Jas Jamison, 50 cts;
best 2 pairs knit Woolen Stockings, Miss M
Carpenter, 1, second best, Mrs A Peet, so cts;
best pairs Linen Stockings, Mrs G. Moore,
1; best pairs knit Wooden Socks, Mrs John
Knox, l, second best, Mrs o D Heugh, Scots;
best 2 pairs knit Cotton Socks, Mrs M P
Tone, L, second best, Mrs Pendleton. 5Oets.:
best pair Woelen Mittens, Mrs M P Tone,
/, second best, Mrs j P Slack, 50cts.; best 2
lbs WOolen Stocking Yarn, Mrs Geo Moore.
l, second best, Mrs E Potter Scots.
Class 0-NSedls and Fancy Work.
Best cottOn-pGtched Quilt, Mrs s VauDe-
man 81, second best Mrs Nancy Tuller. l:
best Silk Quilt, Miss Lucy NJ Herr, 2; best
Counterpart, Mrs B 81 Willis, 2, second best.
Mrs james White, 1; best coarse Shirt. Mrs
Edward Potter, Scots; best embroidered
White Dress for child, Mrs E Buck, 2; best
worsted Embroidery, Miss 8 ZsigIer, 2; best
silk Embroidery, Mrs F Dirst, l; best crotch.
ct or knit Sack for child, Miss L M Horr. l.
best French worked Collar and Sleeves. Miss
Addis VanDeman, 2; best French worked
Poket Handkerchief, Miss Angie VanDemap.
l; best worked Skirt, Mrs II O Curtis, l; best