The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-10-27
Best horse rake, James PETERS
Best straw cutter, 4 F Bishop, Middle

BEST straw cutter, Il Z Bishop, Middle
81 best, A @ Smith 90
Best OK yoke, Wm Cav 80
Best wagon jack. VIM Cay rs
Best corn drill, James PETERS w. 26
Best double moieboard pillow. james
Peffers 100
Best double "A" drag, James Poffers 80
Beat hay rack, A g Smith 30
Best and largest display Of sg. impfe-
CLss XLIIL-PICTUREs.
Best oil paintings, Miss L L Mastick
CIaridon m
Best drawings, Mrs o s Farr, Troy 2 90
I'd best, Miss NJ Merriman, Burton 90
Best penmansbip, L W Hope, Burton l 90
Best photographs, Bostor & Nichols,
Cbardon I 90
CLASS XLIv.-MUsICAL INsTRU.
MENTS. 4.e
Best melodeon. j AiIshouse 400
CLASS XLV.-TROTTING.
Fastest trotting stallion, champion
Searcber," Lamb g. Weston 40 90
I'd best, "Hamiltoniau," r H Abbott.
PainesvilIe 10 90
Fastest tfotting geldiug or mare, "Tom.'
o Colds. Burton 20 90
I'd best, Dave HIll,"s G somers, ,Ciari-
don 10 %
Fastest pacing stallion, ,gelding or mare,
Honest Bill" d Hosmer, Troy 70 90
I'd best, "Cannuck," F R Rowley .Clari.
don 10 90
CLASS XLvI-UNENUMERATED
ARTICLES.
The Awarding Committee on Class 46,
UneurmeratedA Articles, report that,iu the
discharge Of their duty. they found various
articles curious and useful, and recommend
premiums as follows: itar -.a-..l
To VIM A Fayze, Burton, on tin card
basket and chamber set Is
To Daniel Johnson, Newbury, cross cut
saw 80
To G H Ober, Newbury, turning lathe I 90
To G A Bartholomew, Mantua, spin O.,
ming wheel 90
To Mrs II Dooli,tle, Burton, knit.
ting machine f' 90
To Freeman, Munson, brooms 50
TO Mrs H d Carroll, Munson, peppers so
10 5 Pinney, Troy, picture frame so
To Gillett. Burton, hand cider mill so
The committee also gave written certifi-
Gates OF commendation of the following ar
ticles: ~. ..... 40
To CIV Butterfols. New Jersey, washing
machine.
To Hiram Brown, Burton washing machine.
To Grover g. Wilson, Concord, non explo-
sive oil can. ........ r..ar
To G A Bartholomew, spinning wheel.
They also noticed a very fine quarter Of
mutton shown by VIM Cay, Of Burton. and
Springfield Rifle and equipments, exhib.
tied by Mr.. Jonas AIlshouse, Of Newbury. .
memento of his tour of service. The fine
condition 10 which this gun was found az.
sured Us that, while doing baltic for bis
Government, rebels ever found him ready
to give them warm reception. i......,
Other articles we're entered in classes
where they did not properly receive stten-
ton. but they we're so scattered through tho
Hall as not to be easily found. 80
Among the articles for which premiums
are recommended, the Picture Frame ex.
hibited BY Mr.. s. Pinpey, of Troy, requires
more than passing notice. This was man.
ufactured by Mr.. Pinney, while confined in
Hospital. on account of wounds received ct
Franklin, Tennessee. It consists of 04s
pieces. has 1000 mortices, and makes q
small but very neat frame. Mr.. Pinney was
q member of Co. d, lO4th Reg, 0. vi!
The Framing Lathe exhibited by Mr.. .Ober
was an ingenious and apparently useful in.
vension for turning axe beIves aud other ir.
regular forms. SO srranged that, placing
pattern of the desired form 10 the lathe, its
exact counterpart will be produced.
The above recommendation of the Com.
mittee we're approved by the Board.
Il. A. HITCHCOCK. Asst Secreteyy.
Burton, Sept 30th. 1865.