The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-10-13
V1lI-rOmItrY.


award.
VHII-rOultry.
Best pair ducks, A. p. Read 81.
Best crop of Brahama fowls, David Lee, 90.
Best pair of turkeys, A. NJ. Drain, l 90.
IX-Farm Implements.
Best tanning mill. NJ. II. Penuell, 81.
Best wheat drill, Henry Lundy 90.
N-Grain, sc.
Best sample red wheat, James Lamb 81.
Best sample oats, j. w. Ross, 90.
Best sample yellow cora, j. ID. Matthews, l 90.
Best white corn, same, 90.
Best sample of tmoihy seed, Henry Lundy l co.
Best sample amber wheat, j. +, Eaton, CO..
A sample of barley and also of clover seed en-
tered but the committee deemed them unworthy Of
premium.
XE-Dairy Products, &c.
Best sample sorghum molasses, S. ". Stjohu,
90.
Best box Honey, A. A. Bradley, 90.
Best lot Of canned peaches, Miss Emily A. Pow
ers, so cts.
Best lot of canned grapes same so cts.
Best lot of canned pears, same, so cents.
Best lot of canned cherries, same, so cts.
Best lot of canned ounces, same, so cts.
Best display of canned fruits, same, 3 90.
Best lot of preserved peaches, A. NJ. Drain, 90.
Best loaf of bread, Mrs. j. 4. NJ. Reed.
There were five lots Of very nice butter entered,
viz. by Mrs. A. Truesdale, Mrs. j. 4. NJ. Reed,
Mrs H. Lundv, Mrs j. f. Mcdonald and Miss
note to whom the premium was awarded.
There was also cheese entered by Mrs. A. Fay,
which received no notice in the report of the Com
mittee.
XHE-Drawirgs, Paintings, Flowers.
Best bouquet of flowers, Mrs. G. J. Rogers, 81.
ID best Miss A. T.. kloplenstein, 80 cts.
Best display Of cut flowers, Miss Lucy Powers,
co.
Best fancy painting, Miss +. NJ. McGinniss, 90.
Best landscape painting, Mrs. VIM Hood, 90.
Best exhibition of ambrotypcs, Mrs. A. l.. Tup-
per, co.
Best display of house plants. Miss Z. A. Powers,
90.
The Committee highly commended Mrs. j. Har-
per's case of wax hawers; also Mrs. @. Bonney's
wax flowers in shell case; also Mrs. II. Smiths
crystalized winter bouquet also, Mrs. 5. l..
BOughtun's hanging basket and winter bouquet,
and recommended the Board to give them each
premium.
XI1I-Eruif.
Best basket of fall apples, A. Fay, 81.
81 best, Lee Moore, so cts.
Best basket winter apples, j. Bender, 90.
ID best. Entries made for best basket Of
winter apples by A. Fay, Miller Iius.ed. and P.
Klopensten, but the committee failed to note to
whom it was awarded,
Best fall apples, =. Klopfenstein, 90.
81 best Entries were made by George Powers
and II. A. Crpw, but the Committee failed to
award
Best 10 winter apples, Lee Moore, 90.
ID best, Geo. Powers.
Best assortment of pears, same, 90.
ID best. Entries were made by Lee Moore and
Mrs. Wakefield, but the Committee overlooked to
note the award.
Best assortment ot p1aches, Geo. Powers, l 90.
"a best, j. Bender 80 cts.
Best ounces Mrs. L. Getman, 90.
81 best Miller Hustled, 90 cts.
Best assortment of grapes, Geo. Powers, 90.
Best display of fruits Of all kinds, Geo. Powers,
2 90.
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Best rag carpet, Mrs. IL. Smith, 81.
Best counterpane, Mrs. g. Rogers, 90.
Best quilt, Mrs. J. r. Mcdonald, l 0O.
Best display OF domestic manufactures, Lee
Moorc,.2 90.
Best woalen mittens, Lee Moore, 90 cts.
Best weocn yarn, sam3, 80 cts,
Best wooien socks, same, so cts.
xy--vegetablcs.
Rest basket Of sweet potatoes, }. Bender, 81.
ID best, A. NJ. Drain, so cts
Best basket of potatoes, j. w. Ross, l 90.
% best, j. f. Eaton, 80 cts. D.,
Best pumpkins, David Ice, so cts.
Best squash (IIubbard), j. w. Ross so cts,
Best lot of beets. j. T. NJ. Reed so cts.
Best tomatoes, j. Holington so cts.
Best watermelon, A. Fay, so cts.
Best musk melon, j. HoiugEon, SO cts.
Best cabbages, Ii. A. Donajdson, so cts.
Best lima beans. same, so cts.
Best and largest display Of vegetables, A. NJ.
Drain 2 90.
XVII-OrnamcntaI NeedIevgOrk.
Best specimen of ornamental needlework, Mrs.
VIM. Hood, 81
Best pair of lamp mats, same, 90.
Best display of millinery work, Miss c. L. North
rop, 2 90.
NIX Saddles aud Harness.
Best double harness, L. Boughtou, 50.
XxII-Farms.
Best cultivated farm of not less than forty acres,
Robt. Stewart, 50.
XxITI miscellaneous.
Best combined reaper and mower, McLung &
Bro, commended.
Washing .mschipe. Jonathan White, commended
glasses of apple jelly, McLuug Bro, com
mended.
wood saving machine, r. s. Munger, com
mended.
5 bead baskets j. H. Smith, commended.
4 bead collars, same, commended.
watch chains, same, commended.
brac.let, same, commended.
picture frames s, same, commended.
dressed buckskin, Ino. T. Sweet, commended
pair Of buck gloves sam, commended,
l pair buck mittens, same CO nmended
lot OF tuGs, same, commended.
lhand loon, John Goen, commended.
picture Frame Mrs. b. YOnksr commended.
prs cotton stockngs,A. H. Pslton, commended.
prs woolen stockings. same, commended
varieties Of wine, Mrs. A. Truesdale, com
mended.
Lot OF apple butter, same, commended.
dish Of ounce jelly, same, commended.
Ladies writing desk, Mrs. A. Thnrston com
mended.
sample Of apple nolasses, A. Truesdale, com
mended.
Florence sewing machine, Thos, Howell, com
menjsd.
The committee aided the folloaing remarks %
the book AMI made it part Of their repurt = We
beg leave 10 report that we could n. find all the
articles this book, but such as we acted on are
marked" &c
Among the miscellaneous articles entered were
quite a number Of choice and beautiful things
which are not commended by tho committee, aud