The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-07

cyrn Cutvatore enries-l-t pr Isaac Avery; Cd to
Steep and Cattle Racks-Dip to W l. Jones'
Rifles, Shot Guns, &c-Pr to Ii p Brunker.
Beehive, Gray's patent-rr to J Il Shaw.
Note by the Gmniins.-There were implements
hbtion the cultivation of all of which of
such equal merit that the committee had much difficulty
to decide and would recommend all of them 10 the con-
sieraiion Of the public The farm gate exhibited by Mr.
Reed is simple in it, construction durable, and well adapt
ed to farm purposes So also the sheep rack and the
cattle exhibited 10y SIR Jones. Both planters eX
hiote showed much skill and taste in their Manufacture
and the committee particularly impressed with the
adaptabilty of the talcurg planter to the various kinds
of ground and variety of seed for which is intended
The committee mtch pleased with the case and
commandments exhibited by Mr. Errinkcr. consisting of
rifles shot guns pistols hunters accoutrements &C. all of
his manufactures and showing great taste and skill
in krnausp also OF birds elk and deer
horns and relics and trophies Of the war,ll Of which
added great interest to the south end Of floral hall
MECHANICAL. :.
Farm HARNESS. entries-lst pr Bettcrman Lecke cit
Co.: I'd To- J q Stone
Buggy liarneSs--2 entries +" Not fair
Gents SaddIe--Pr to Bradford & Co.
Pais Boots. cntries-Pr u Rier,on & Glindon. -
Two Horse Wagon.-Pr ID John Stout.
DISCRETIONARY PREMIUMS.
Horse rower-F D sweetscr & Co.
Emhruilery---Mrs Bathbun.
oil Cclore,i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Z Rawson
Corn ShellcT-F ID Swectser Il Co.
Colored Photograph Bowman Rawson
Moving Knives and Sections-Sweetscr d Co.
Chenille Work by land-Aiiss Foster.
Photograph in India Int-Bowman a Rawson.
Al
Carte de yisite-lst pr to shafer; 2d to Bowman
Rawson.
Breakfast Cak's Miss VI Montgomery.
MarbIe-iob-rt 4 NJ.
Big tadsh-J Spencer.
Wooden stOckings-Mrs TrumbO.
HoTs-C " Esnlond.
Linneas Rhubarb wimc-R X Brown N A Tl,roop.
Stlva-II IIackman.
PhIox-II $ IIackIran.
Seeding Grapes-A NJ Sguier.
SlOe Pums-E HuilsUu.
Ready Made Clorhng-Alschuler Co.
Riding attachment for Plow-Sweetser 4 Co.
Beets-5 en,res-lst pr TO c VI Esnond; "a to Doc
Hughes I'll to A Rowe.
Olcander-A Hal-sy.
Dried Apples-A Edwards
I,oses-iI : Hackman.
Weather strip Coon.
Sash Lock-cM Palmer.
Quinee--J I Nichols.
Machine Cardng-M Foster
Cherry Tree-Joiis GIcim
Cider 2 yrs old-Abner Str,wn.
Churn-Ist pr to Davis & Barows; 81 to Tiroop.
Garden PoW-,; Rue.
Garden Cart-si Ringer.
Washing Mtchine-c r Yomcns. American
Cone what-noi-M,s ERced.
Display of Miilinery-Mrs Walker
Cloak-Mr- z Walker.
Case Mliinery-Mrs N T. Wilson.
Basket Piants-II s Iiackmon.
Parsneps-R Rowe.
Horse Sugar Mill-w II W Cu.hn,an
LADIES EQuEsrRIASsHIP
Eight entries Premiums awarded follows:
1st Pr to Miss E,t.ia Batclieider.
2i Mrs Amelia Howe.
81 Miss Martha A Parr.
BY lady under IS years There was but enryNi-s
Ann We-tcot, who acquitted herself we'll that she
awarded the first PREMIUM
TRoTTINC.
Ey h,rses V,.,rs al anil orer-5 entries
LIST pr taken Icy Lib" entered py Doc Hughes.
81 hoEsc'cnicFe! t,v : VI Iii KEY.
By h0rars e qstrs oIi mil rJscIy,ls-3 entries.
1t pr Tom M1rs,n" cIItcts-l by Geo Alden
81 pr horse entered 10y John Sittle.
OJ-fg 3, tJ~ U-rfI-5 entries. pr taken by L.Iy
i-,riir entered by Chrchson: I'll by Kitty DouSlts
entered ly The GilIl-.u.
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