The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-11-06
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I'd bost, Mrs. u. L. Laird, Messopota-
mia on
Best bedspread, Mrs. Geo. Auder-
Cd best, Mrs. Il. s. Rewey SO
Sd best, Miss Carrie Bradley, Hunts
burg 25
I'd best coverlet, Mrs. L. Parks, Bur-
ten 90
Best and I'd best 10 yds flannel, best
10 yds table linen, Mrs. Geo. An
derson. each 90
I'd best, Mrs. j. 7. Merriman so
Best / yds tow CLOTH Mrs J. T. .Mer-
riman | 90
ID best, Mrs. Geo. Anderson SO
Bost linen sheets, Mrs. j. 7. Merri-
man I On
Best toweling, Harriet F. Dresser,
Troy 80
I'd best, Mrs. Geo. Anderson 25
Best blanket. Mrs L &. Reed. Auburn l O0
Best WOODEN mittens, Mrs. NJ. Pratt,
Troy 50
Best pair bags, VIM. Cay 50
Best sewing thread, J. 7. Merriman so
Best pair cotton stockings, Mrs. J. T.
Merrimau so
Best pair linen socks, Mrs. Geo. An.
derson 80
Best pair woolcn stockings, ,Mrs. NJ. Pratt SO
D
er 30
Best table cloth, Mrs. L. s. Rewey 25
Best WOODEN yarn, Chloe Parks, Burton 20
Best pair linen pants, best do shirts,
Mrs. Wm. Cay 25
CLASS XL.-FANCY NEEDLE WORK.
! Best embroidered ottomans, Mrs. j.
! Peffers 90
Best do skirt, Miss NJ. A. Luther, Bur.
| ton Oo
Best chair tidy, Mrs. c. Williams, Bur-
| ton 30
Best lamp mat, Mrs. Geo Anderson 80
2d best. Mrs. Lewis Ways, Newbury 25
Best pair slippers, Mrs. II. N. Stearus,
! Nowbury 80
ID best, Mrs. Geo. Anderson 25
Bes. shcl work box, Mrs. II N. Stearns so
Best embroidered collar, Mira. L. B.
| Smith 25
Best do handkerchief, Coruelia Fer.
ris, Chardon 25
! Best watch case, Mrs. II. N. Stearns rs
Best WOODEN sontag, Mrs. j. H. Dooit.
Best network chair bottom, Mrs. S.
Ford 30
Best silk and worsted hassock, Mrs.C.
Williams 20
Best pin cushion, Mrs. Mary Ford,
Burton 2J
CLASS XLI-DOMEsTIC PRoDUC.
TIONS.
Best maple sugar, best maple moas-
sos. VIM. Mum, Newbury, each 90
Best sweet corn molasses, best show
dried fruit, Mrs. John Brown. each 90
Best cider brandy, best currant wine,
best pickles. Mrs. VIM. Cay. each so
Best loaves bread, Mrs. E. B. Smith,
Bainhridge 80
CLASS XLII.-A.-DAIRYP PRODUCTS.
Bost old cheese, S. f. e. Ii. N. Carter,
! Leroy 90
Bes, new chocsc, c. A. Vaughn, Char.
| don Q 90
+. 2l bes,. so
Best new batter, Mrs. E. B. Smith,
Banbridge 90
CLASS XLIII-MECHANICAL.
Best coopor's work, G. W. Jaques, Bur.
, ton / 90
Best churn, J. W. Harrison, Wilongh.
Best bIacksmiths work, Lawrence
Holf. Burton 90
Best cheese press, B. Gillett, Burton l 90
Best cook stove, T. ii Rusts, Concord / 90
Bes, leather, j. S. Cook. Burton lCO
Best lumber wagon, l.. Merriman co
| CLASS NLlV.-FARM IMPLEMENTS
Best OK yoke. James PETERS 90
Best morse rake, Il. Il. Mum, New
bury so
Best tanning mill, S. G. Curtis, Farm
| ington 90
Best horse pitchfork, L. D. Stansell,
Chardou 90
CLASS XLV-PICTURES,
Best lithographic picture, Mrs ]. PEI.
!, fers l 90
Best painting, Mrs. Mary Ford i 90
Best cone franc work, Cornelia Fer
ris, Chardon 90
Best black cone-case, Mrs. L. S. Rev.
u ey 90
Best glass franc work, Miss @. F.
Cook. Burton / 90
CLASS XLVII.-TROTTING
Fastest trotung stallion. Excelsior,
time so, owned by Philo Thomp-
! son, Johnson 80 90
Fastest ,rotting gelding or mare, Hon.
est Jane. owned by John Fee, Mec-
ca, time 2 43 50 90
Fastest pacing gelding. Union Jack,
owned by Wm. Ii. Potts, Cleveland,
timo . 81 25 90