The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-09-28

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Best churn, N. W. Causler, Newark. D. and
l best display of cabinet ware, Z ). Bovine
d. aud L best chairs, do, d. and Il bes
washing machine Gilbert Combs, D and /.
35 Manufactured Articles-Sixth Division.
Best painting in oil, 2, Miss Lizzie Dor.
rance; Best drawing 2, Miss Carrie A. Bovine
best display of paintings 8. Miss Tillie Dubois
best display of pastel paintings, 8, Mrs. D. A
vanderveer; best display Of drawings, 8, Miss
Carrie A. Bovine; best disr lay Of leather work
8, Miss Mary F. Yanderveer best display Of
cone work, 5, Mrs. James s. Yard.
SO. Ladies Work--First Division.
i Best silk quilt, 2, Catherine TiIton; I'd do,
/, Mrs. 7. Willett; best white cotton bed quilt,
2, Mrs John B Warden; I'd do, ], Mrs. Sands
bury; best woolen coverid 2, Mrs I Willett
I'd do, l, Mrs. T. Willett; best patchwork bed
quilt, 2, Mrs. L. c. Church; I'd do /, Mrs.
Emma Hillard; best pair blankets manufact'd
in county, 2, Mrs. Isaac 5. Smock.
3d. Ladies Work-Second Division.
Best display French needle work, 3, Miss
! Maria Dayton: best article do. do, 2, Miss E
Il. Ellis; best display cambria embroidery, 3,
| Mrs. Garret S Smock best article, do, do, 2,
Mrs DR.. layton; best display silk embroidery,
8, Mrs. Chail les Holt; best article do, do, 2
Miss Maria Dayton; best display plain needle
work l, Miss Maria Dayton; best article do,
8, Miss Maria Dayton; best display millinery,
2, Miss Hauie Weed
! 3S Ladies Work Third Division
Best pic ure zephyr work, g. Miss B. Mil
Ter best specimen zephyrwork 2, Mrs Lands
bury; best 81 ecimep tufted work, 2, Mrs. Isaac
McNulty best pair of slippers. worked on
canvas, 2, Mrs. A c. NJ Lean; best pair IL M
mats, l, Miss Sarah L. Smock best display Of
worsted work, 2, Miss H. Ellis; best display
of crochet work, 2 Miss E. H. Ellis; best dis
play of cotton work 2, Mrs. A Bennett !;
best home made bead work. 2, Mrs. J. f T.
Forman best netting work l, Miss Ellen Cen
over; best pair homemade wooien stockings
/, Mrs. I. Wiett best pair home made cotton
stockings, l, Mrs Be j. Dubois.
SO. Heme Department--Firs Division
Best loaf of home made wheat bread, 2, Miss
Jaie dubois I'd do. do Mrs James ) Yard;
best loaf home made rye bread 2. Miss Hannah
| Measure best loaf of bread made by young
lady under l6 wears of age. 2, Miss Jane Du
Bois; I'd do. do, 2, Miss Virginia A. Slocum !;
best home made sponge cake, Miss Louisa
Hendiickson; best home made molasses cake,
l, Mrs James s. Yard best cake Of any other
kind. /, Miss jamie Bennett.
40. Home Department--Second Division. !,
| Best pounds of butter, D. and 2, Mrs. Jas
| C Taylor; I'd d.. do, |, Mrs. j. W Perrine ;
i best pounds of butter made by young lad,
under 16 years of age. D. and 2, Miss Sarah E
! Perrine I'd do l, Miss Jane Du Bois; best
sweet milk cheese, D and 2, Margaret N. Bill
yeu; best cured ham, l, Tunis Denise
A. Home Department-Third Division.
Best display of honey, i, Mrs Benz Dubois;
best jar Of preserves, l, do; best and oldest
jar of canned fruit Is years old) l, Mrs Jas
j Conover; best display Of canned fruit, d &
/ /, Mrs. Lafayette Schenck best display of
jellies, l, Mrs. A. R. Throckmorton; best home
| made grape wine l. VIM B. Cook best black
berry wine, l, Mrs. Charles Holt; best currani
wine, l, Mrs. A. c. M'Lean; best brandy
peaches, !, Mrs C. A. Bennett; best fruit
pickles, Mrs Gilbert Vanmater; best vege
table pickles. l, Miss Lydia Ann Aumack a.
Special Premiums awarded by Committee
Trottng
| Best team for the road from any State, 800,
John L. Doty Cd do, $.'5 P. C. Dubois; hest
horse geding or mare for the road from any
State, 800, John Wheeler; I'd do, $25, r. NJ.
Hendrickson.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
Water Drawer, Ellis q Conoyer, Il Hay Press
exhibited by John A Quackenbush, Il We
fine frame Of grapes, John Dorrance, l Patch
work by Miss Mary Perrine, years old, / !;
Patched Bed Quilt, Jennie Perrine, Jelly
Cake, Miss Mary J. Taylor, /; Tea Cake Miss
Mary X. Vanderveer. l.; Bead Collar, By John
Taylor, 9 years old, / display of Figs, Miss
Lydia A. Aumack, ]; can of sorghum, Jewell
& Brother, L; case of Fancy Goods, j. G.
Cooper. Engraving in Wood, Miss Adds, | ;
4 Photograph Frames, Socum, /; Stene Cot
tage, Miss Adds, l Hair Wreath and Shell
Frame, Miss Kate Griggs, | j. 2 Hair Va es,
Mrs. DR.. Cook, Lithograph, D. A. Wander
veer, l; Clothes Wrnger, John Bawden, / !;
coop of Bantams j. R. sickles, l. f1
HONORABLE MENTION.
Super Phosphate of Lime, Allen & Needles.
Philadelphia Bruces Fertilizer, D. Bruce.
Rossvite. S. L.; Patent Sash Fastening G. W
Woolley, Piainfield; Pair Of White Doves, An
ME Titus; bux Of Rabbits, Master Howard
Barkalow Water Drawer, j. Bawden; Hay
Spreader, Gilbert Combs Grain Screens Ed.
Phillips Trenton; Combined Corn and Potato
Plow, Cultlvator and Feed SoweI Peter Anto-
nides A Pumpkins from one viiie, A. H. Pat
terson; Cream Pitcher over 100 years old, Mrs.
J. G. Cooper Hair Picture. Mrs. Sarah D.
Johnson Crayon Group A. Richardson Show
Case, Caleb N. Patterson; Bead Watch Case
and Pin Cushion Miss Martha NJ Rogers ;
Bead Toilet Cushion, Miss Annie M'Lean
Lamp Mai, bead work, Miss Jennie Conuver
Twilight. Mrs. ". Ward, KuiLied Cake Cow
er, Mrs Garret S. Smock.
The following articies were noticed, but not
numbered :-Basket of Fruit, afghan, Grape
| Wine years old, 2 Paintings on Glass, lot If
Family Soap.
The Committee wish it to be understood that
if they have omitted anything under this head
they hoped to be excused, as it was almost i'm
possible to find all the articles entered.
| Several of the London tradesmen.
| who possess valuable stores, are having
their safes connected. by means of the