Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-01
CUYAHOGI COUNTY FAIR.
Last Day-RIdIng and Driving in the
Rsng-SaIe of Vegetables, Flowers,
Se-Reeeipts, Premiums, &c.

" lAMVUA GUUNI1 EAlhS
Last Bay-RIdIng and Driving in the
RsRg-SaIe of Vegetables, Flowers,
&e-Recefpts, Premiums, sc.
The County Fair closed yesterday. The
grounds presented quite lively appear
ance all.day. Several hundred people were
present, and seemed to enjoy themselves
we'll with the sights and sounds. For
wonder, it did not rain, and consequently
we had treat in racing and equestrian
ship. The riding was very fine. Our pre-
MUM list will show who bore off the
palm.
Colonel Harris gave his address in the
way of auctiOneering the vegetables and
cut utfOwers, nearly all of which were sold
for the benefit of the Society.
We are now able to furnish the remainder
of the premium list. 1t runs thus:
RoADsrERs.
Best pair geIdings, al Leland ,Newburgh;
ID best do, A A Jewett, Newburgh. Best
four year old gelding, John Martin, Cleve
land. Best two year old gelding, W WHun-
neyweu, orange.
FANCY HORSES.
Best pair geldings, S D McMillen, Cleve-
land; I'd best do. o L Hinckley, Brooklyn.
Best gelding, two years old, Thomas Cooper,
Cleveland. Best single harness horse,
Towson, Cleveland.
JACKS AND MULES.
Mr. AP Leland took all four premiums.
SEWING MACHINES AND CLOTHING.
Best manufacturing sewing machine,
Isaac A Isaacs. Best machine for family
use wheeler & Wilson's), West & Comley,
Cleveland. Best display ready made cloth
ing, Isaac A Isaacs, Cleveland.
POULTRY.
A Hall. Cleveland, got lst premium on
the following: golden hamburghs, pair
game eowls, best display of fowls, and 2nd
premium on silver hamburghs. a R Jewett,
Newburgh, 1st premium on gray dOrkIngs
and white shanghais E Willard, Cleve-
land, End on gray dorkings. W Mills, Or
ange, lst and 2nd on bolton grays and 2nd
on game fowls. George E Jewett, Newburgh,
Ist on ducks.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mrs. NJ. A. Robb, Olmstead, 1st on can
ned peaches and soap for general USE
Mrs. N J. Smith, Newburgh, list on pickles,
dozen brooms and dozen brushes. Mrs. A.
Phillips, East Rookport, 1st on cider vine
gar. 6. D. Beck, Cleveland, lst on Wash
ing Machine.
EoUEsTRIASsHIP.
Miss Ada N. Jewett, Newburgh, 1st pre-
MUM, and Miss Charlotte L. Robb, Ohm
/ stead, End.
DISCRETIONARY
In the following cases, the judges award
ed no premiums, but granted diplomas tc
some, and for some recommended pre-
miums
Jonathan Bishop, cleveland, self-wring-
! ing mop.
A Bayley, Cleveland, braid and embrOid-
William A Ryder, North Royalt on, nurs.
cry trees
Miss C Crozier, Euclid, farmers wreath.
C Stein, Cleveland, balmoral skirt and
cashmeres.
ia Wheeler, Cleveland, mill pick.
Mrs E F Gaylord, Cleveland, knit shaw
and breakfast shawl.
VIM Widhams, Cleveland, ladders.
Lawrence, Cain & Co., artificial leg and
pad.
A stone, NeWburgh, knit tidy.
Thomas Farnsworth, Cleveland, ironing
machine.
George E Dunbar, Newburgh, Universe,
| Clothes Wringer.
Josie E Pier, East Cleveland, bead what
not.
Mrs F G. Wilcox, Mayfeld, feather
| flowers.
Thus ends the Eighteenth Annual FAN
of this County. 1t would have been 6
grand success had the weather been at al
favorable. As it was the receipts of the
exhibition are about $1,000, including the
$500 for which the grounds were rented
during the year.. to Messrs. Henderson a
Beggs, for race course.
The Board meet on the Fair Grounds Oh
Wednesday of next week to finish up al
untransaeted business, and dispose of the
lumber on the grounds, as the lease ofthest
expires with the present year.