Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-10-13

pears, Mrs n Ely, l; best jar ounce jelly
Mrs H w Chamberlain, commended
Glass K.-Best field roller. Hugh Cole,
50: best horsepower wood-saw J. e
Evans, !; best pillow for general use. } c.
Evans, 2; best Eub-soil pillow, J Z Evans,
3; best clover-seed harvester, j. McE roy
& Son, 3; best churn, o G Wilson, i;
best bee hive, S L Cruikshank, 1; best
hay rake, Chamberlain & Co, 1; best sod
pillow, same, L; best one horse pillow same,
l. best double shovel pillow, same, 1; best
two horse corn planter, same. l; best wind
mill, j Waterman, z: best corn shelter,
same, 1; best general use pillow, JC Evans,
2; best grain drill, j MeElroy Il Son, i;
best reaper and mower. Avery 4 Breyfo-
gle, dip; best mower, same, dip.
Glass L-MechanicaI.-Bes open
buggy of any kind, Morehouse 4 Evans,
50; best top buggy of any kind, Morebouse
Il Evans, 3; best two-horse carriage,
Morehouse & Evans, 5; best Sewing
Machine, J B Platt, commended; display
of horse shoes, Danl Stimmel. commend
ed; best bedstead, j G Strain. ?; best
lounge, J g Strain, 2; best set chairs, j
G. Strain, 2; one open buggy, Milton &.
Bro, out of county, highly commended;
one Howe sewing machine, G Platt, com
mendedi one elliptic sewing machine, u
Prouty, out of county, commended
Glass M-Saddters, Curriers', de-
best set double wagon harness, II Petit
bone, So; best side saddle. Ell Pettibone,
2; best mans saddle, Pettioone, ?; best
bride, III P~ettibone, 1; best display of
leather, W Robson, 5.
Glass N.-HousehoId Fabrics Best
10 yds wooden cloth, Mrs Dan'l Sheets,
50; second ditto, Mrs E Potter, 2; best pr.
cotton stockings, Mrs 3 Potter, 1; best pr
linen stockings, Mrs 3 Dunlap, 1; second
do, Mrs Geo Moore. so cts; best 2 lbs wool
en- stocking yarn, Mrs E Dunlap, 1; Sec
ond do, Mrs G Neil, so cts; best 10 yds
lindsey, Mrs. Jos Powell, 3; second do,
Mrs Jos Powell, 2; best rag carpet, Char
lOtte Hickle, 2; second do, Mrs John
Gardner, 1; best foot mat. Mrs John
Gardner, 80 cts; best pr wooden stockings,
Miss Ellen Sheets, L; second do, Miss
Frank Gardner, so cts; best 10 yds diaper,
Mrs Dora Hubbard, 2; best pr of wooden.
socks, Mrs Dan1Sheets,. l; second do, Mrs
John Cellar, 30 cts; best 10 yds flannel,
Mrs NJ NJ Slauson, 81 second do, Mrs Geo.
Moore, 2; best 10 yds linen, Mrs Ia Ed
dleblute, ?; best pr wooden mittens, Mrs
ii Birch, /; second do, Mrs ii Birch, 80
cts; hest 10 yds tow cloth, Mrs Geo Moore,
Il; best l lb linen thread, Mrs s A Mar
ten l..
Class O.-NeeHe and Eaaeu- WorL-
Best coarse shirt, Mrs II Potter, 81; best
cotton-patched guilt, Mrs Ann. W%orllne,
2; second best, Mrs DR. Neil, /; best coun-
tefpane, Mrs S b Smith, 2; second best,
Mrs Jas White. 1; best specimen shell
work, Miss Alma Karr, i; disarmament
al needle work, Miss Mary Feity, 3; best
pr gents embroidered slippers, Mrs III
5CulbeFston, / best crochet or knit shawl,
Miss e Barnes, g. best specimen hair work,
Miss Rosana Anthony, l; best French
worked collar and sleeves, Miss Emma
Van Deman, 2; best specimen leather
work, Mrs JClippenger, l; best chair tidy,
Miss Mary McCulloch, |; best lamp mat,
Mrs S Harris, 1; best and largest variety
fancy. work, Mrs r Blair, 5; best fine shirt,
Mrs A Barton, /; best Worsted embroide-
Lry. Mrs 3 Buck, 2; best worked otto
man, Mrs j C Avery, z; one variety of
coloring, Mrs Axtens, commended.
CLASS P=Fraits-Best 10 one variety
fall apples, DR. A BIymyer, 81; best 10 one
variety winter apples, II p McMaster, 1;
second do, Hills Boys, so cts; best dis
play winter apples, III P McMaster, 2;
variety pears, Joseph Powell, 1; second
do, Joseph Powell, so cts; best display
Rebecca grapes, Joseph Powell, I; best
and greatest display of grapes, Joseph
Powell, 2; best 10 one variety peaches.
Reuben Durfey, Jonas Main, l; second do,
Mrs G Main, so cts; best display Isabella
grapes, Dan'l Sheets, 1; best display Con
cord grapes, j ID Van Deman, 1; best dis
play Delaware grapes, j Van Deman, 2;
best variety plumbs, III McCulloch, 1; best
display of ounces, Mrs Jos Mitchell, 1;
display Catawba grapes Miss Ell Goodrich1.
Glass Q.-Grain Seeds.-Best basket
yellow field corn. 0 Curtis, 81 so; second
10, George Nelson, 1; best basket sweet
corn, Hills Boys. l 80; second do, E Kim
ball, l; besthalf blu oats, Hills Boys, l 80;
second do, B Thomas, l; best half bu
white wheat, B Thomas, 1 80: second do.
Joseph Powell, 1; best half bu buekwheat.
Isaac Fleming, L so; second do, Peter Prall,
l; best basket white field corn, B Dicker-
man, l 30; second do, G r Caulkins, L;
best half bu red wheat Isaac Fleming L 80:
second do, Isaac Fleming, 1; best half bu
fax seed, Isaac Fleming, l 30; second do,
Mrs Geo Moore. 1; best half Blu rye, B
Luginbeel, l so; second do, Isaac Fleming,
1; best half blu timothy seed, w Flana- |
gan, 1 80; second do, HI Birch, 1; best ok
pop corn, w Fl Stricken, l; best half Blu
spring wheat, L d Smith, l 80; second do,
r Smith. l..
CLASS .-Tegeta5Jes.-Best Lima
Beans, Mrs E Potter, 81; best half bu
parsnips, DIR A Blymyer. 1; best three va
rieties of potatoes half Blu each, j w
11IChlCs L w. OCCOL0 OO3 1t OdulkluS, L. !
best six watermelons, John High, /; best
3 heads cabbage, John High, 1; best half
Blu carrots, Atwood Smith, 1; best and
largest variety of vegetables, Atwood
Smith, 2; best 6 beets, r. r McClung, l;
best half bu one variety potatoes, Andrew
Main, /; second do, 81 Waters, so cts;
best 3 squashes, o Curtis, 1; best. 6 sweet
pumpkins, g w Emerson, /; best6 yankee
pumpkins, B f Fry, 1; best half bu sweet
Gao Mooro I IN. saaon5 Il NJ
Geo Moore, 1; best PIX tomatoes, Mrs Geo
Moore, lid best PIX onions, w III Stricken.
30 cts; best six stems Rhubarb, John
Robinson, /; bestpk onions, B Dickerman,
CLASS S.-FLOpers.-Best display hot
house plants, Mrs NJ E Stewart, S.; Sec
ond do, Mrs G Hughes, 3; best display of
roses, Mrs M E Stewart, 2; best collection !
cut flowers, Mrs NJ E Stewart, 2; best :
floral ornament, Mrs NJ z Stewart, 3; Sec
ond do, Mrs E Buck, 2; best arranged
basket of flowers, Wm Anderson, 2; Sec c
ond do, Mrs [ E Buck, 1; best collection n
Dhloxes, Mrs j Person, l; best collection t
listers, Miss Ella Jennings, 1; best collec-
ion verbenas, Miss Emma Jennings, /;
pest collection pansies, j B Bronher, l; d
pest collection Dahlias, Mrs S Cook, l; :
lest pr hand boquets in vases, Mrs NU q
Starr, 2. a
CLASS V.-Paintings.-Best specimen
,enmanship, Byrant, Straton & Felton,,
lip; best specimen paintingin water colors, Il
Eliza Van Deman, 50; best display {
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