Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-10-07

knlJ SOCKS, Mrs. u. Il. watkins; "a best,
Miss Lizzie Decker; best pair wool knit
stockings, Miss Lizzie Decker; I'd best, Miss
M. A. Cooper; do do, by Misses under II,
! tens, Mrs. Mahala Kalb; I'd best, Mrs. Nam
cy Seymour; best pair cotton knit stock
ings, Mrs. c. X. Watkins; 81 best, do; best
pair cotton knit socks, do; 2d best, do; best
shirt made by hand, Miss Jennie Bye; do
do do machine, do; best pantaloons by
hand, Miss M. A. Cooper; best calico dress
by hand, Mrs. Kate Machlyn; do do do ma
chine, Mrs. j. M. Pugh; best fine dress do
do, Martha A. Keller; best sun bonnet do do,
Miss Ada Spraguc; best sewing machine, j.
Bartlett, agent.
Class A.-EmJroidery and Ornamental
Work.
Best embroidered ottoman cover. Mrs.
w. f. Griswold; do do skirt, Miss
S. A. Sarber; I'd best, Mrs. Toll Piercy; do
embroidered sleeves, Miss Jennie Kalb; do
do misses pants, Mrs. Nancy Seymour; 2d
best, Mrs. II. G. Weller; do worked collar,
Mrs. w. +. Griswold ID best, Mrs. III.
Chester; do worked handkerchief Miss L.
X. Ball; 2d best, Miss Jennie Kalb; do
variety linen embroidery, Mrs. Nancy Sey-
mour; do ornamental picture frame, Miss
HetUe Breyfogle; do wax work, Mrs. A. c.
Greenleaf; do ornamental shell work, Miss
Mary Armstrong.
Class 25.-Fine Arts.
Best landscape painting, Miss +. X. Ball;
do animal painting in oil, Mrs. S. NJ. Mills
DO crayon and pencil drawing, Miss Eliza
Schueller.
Glass 27.-Cdnned Fruits, DC.
Best canned peaches, Miss Lydia Gantz;
do do pears, Mrs. d. NJ. Slyh; do do
plums, Mrs. j. X. Adams; do do blackber-
ries, raspberries, Strawberries, goosebcrries,
currants, Mrs. w II. Sprague; do do
grapes, Mrs. Ii. NJ. Phelps; do do toma.
toes, Mrs. d. NJ. Slyh; do do cherries
Miss S. Il. Kalb; do do ounces, Mrs. ID. NJ.
Slyh; do largest variety canned fruit, Mrs.
W. R.Sprague; do picked cucumbers, Mrs.
R.C.Carson; do variety preserves, Mrs. W. R.
Sprague; do do jellies, Mrs. L. Corner do
do pickles, Mrs. w. r. Sprague; do gallon
vinegar, Mrs. NJ. Kalb; do preserves, Mis-.
5. l.. Bright; do jelly, Mrs. G. w. Shapley;
DO peck dried apples, Miss Kate Machlyne.
r Class 2s.-VegetaJles.
Best bushel neshannock potatoes, G.. s.
lnnis; do do peach blow do, Z. Corner;
do do pink eye do, j. ii. Earhart; do do
Prince Albert do, E. Corner; do do South
American do, G. S. Innis; do do potatoes
of any kind, G. s. Innis; do do sweet pota-
toes, Jno. w. Innis; do . bushel onions,
Z. Z. Norton do peck tomatoes, Morris
Evans; do = do lima beans. Mrs. Jane Glib
son; do 15 do white do, w. j. Phelps; do
9 heads cabbage, G. S. Innis; do u pars-
nips, Z. c. Norton; IL turnip beets, Jno. NJ.
Pngh; do 6 long blood beets, Mrs. Jane
Gibson; do beets of any variety, f. Cor
ner; do II carrots, G. G.. Norton; do rad
ishes, Mrs. Il. G. Carson; do winter crook
neck squashes, G. S. 1nnis; do seed Gu
cumbers, Jno. NJ. Pugh do green flesh
melons, sweet pumpkins, display of do, G.
S. Innis; do = bushel sweet corn. ear. Jno.
h. Adams, do pound of hops, Mrs. S. L.
Bright; do = peck peppers, L. G.. Shrock.
Glass 29.-C0riages, DC.
Best horse carriage, E.. & III. F. Booth;
best leather top buggy, do; best l horse
rockaway, do.
Glass 30.-Fruits.
Best and greatest variety Of apples, Nor
ris Evans; best varieties do, j. n. p. Shan
non; best display summer apples, VIM.
Cooper; do do winter apples, Geo. & A.
Wagner; do do fall apples, Adam Gantz;
do do ounces, Lunatic ASYLUM; best 6 pears
of one variety, w. II. Walker; best plate
of Delaware grapes, j. J.. Stelzig; do do
Isabella grapes, Milo Horlocker, do do
Catawba grapes, Mrs. Mary Clark.
Glass 3l.-Flowers Professional
Best pair large bouquets, j. L. Stelzig; 10
do hand bouquets, j. l.. Stelzig; best cut
flowers, j. L. Stelzig; best display cutroses,
J. l.. Stelzig, hest and greatest variety cut
flowers j. l.. Stelzig; best collection green
house plants, j. J.. Stelzig; best display
dahlias, j. L. Stelzig; do do pot roses, j. L.
Stelzg; do do geraniums, J.L. Stelzig.
Class 32.-Amdtem Flouers.
Best floral design, Miss Jennie Scott; best
hand bouquets, Miss Carrie Miner; I'd do do
Mrs. j. NJ. Pugh; best cut flowers, Miss
Elyira Albery; bestvariety cut flowers, Mrs.
Amos Jones; best collection green house
1ahlias, Mrs. j. M. Pugh; I'd do Mrs. w. X.
Sprague; best display geranium, Mrs. G.
Scott; I'd do Mrs. w. r. Sprague; best display
fuschia, w. r. Sprague; I'd do do Mrs. j.
NJ. Pugh; best hanging basket, Miss Geor-
gia Sprague.
& r Glass 33.-Grain.
Best bushel white wheat, Moses Seymour;
do do red do, j. X. Adams; I'd best do, j.
kalb; best bushel corn, A.. j. Powell & Bro;
I'd best, r. M. Carson; best bushel rye, j. j.
Nelson; I'd best, j. X. Adams; best bushel
barley, j. Kalb; I'd best, ID. Williams; best
bushel oats, Moses Seymour; I'd best, VIM.
I. Decker; best half bushcl tiaxseed, Chas.
Osborn; best half bushel coverseed, A. w.
ID best, do; best half bushel
timothy seed, w. T. Decker; best bushel
corn meal, d. Frazer; best 80 lbs buckwheat
flour, Ii. Innis; best peck hominy, Chas.
Pontius.