North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-08-29

do three water melons, /
do do musk melons, 4
do one bushel Of potatoes 2
CLASS XvI-BUTTER, CHEESE, HONEY, DC.
Best pail or trkin Of butter, IS
2nd best, 8
Sd best, 2
Best twenty pounds or more of cheese, 2
2nd best,
Best maple sugar. /
90 box of honey, j
do maple SYRUP
do cider vinegar,
do home mads soap, f
CLASS AvlI-GRAlN AND FLOUR.
Best busel of corn in the ear, 50
do do OF oats.
do do OF buckwheat.
do half bushel OF white spring wheat, z
do do OF red winter wheat,
do do of white do
do do rye,
do peck of clover seed,
do do timothy seed
| do do fax seed,
| do sack of wheat -four,
do do buckwheat, A
| do do corn meal, t
CLASS XVIII ---FRUIT.
Best variety of winter apples, five of kind, S.
do do of fall do de
do specimen ct peaches' Z
do do ounces, /
do variety of grapes. 3
CLASS XlX.-PHOTOGRAPHS AND
PENMANSHIP.
Best specimen of photographs, So
do do porcelain pictures, 3
do do pennanship,
CLASS XX.-TROTTING COLTS.
Fastest four year old colt, $50
do three do ~
Best Two in three in harness.
CLASS XXI.-TROTTING HORSES.
Fastest horse that never trotted under 3
minutes. $50
do pair OF horses owned by one man, $50
do horse without exception, 300
Single horses best three III five, in harness.
Double team, best two in three, to wagon.
| Judges of Glasses l, 81 S, Tarbell, Mont
rose Embia Wright, Nicholson, Marshall Hayden,
New Milford.
For Glasses 4, 5. 6, 7, s, 9--Capt John C Nor
ris, Friendsville, J. NJ Lee, Lathrop, Andrew Rog-
ers, Brooklyn,
For Glasses l5 II, l9 & l9.-James Hartley,
Benton, james L, Howe LIST, Nicholson, Stephen Bell
Lenox.
For Glasses 10, IL, IL, l3 d IA --Chauney Scott,
Lathrop Arab Squires, Jr. Nicholson A. b. Baker,
Benton,
For Glasses, l6-J. o, Bullard, Brooklyn. M. J,
Harrington. Bridge water, D 3. Dehay, Clinton:
For Glasses 20 & Il Ira Trip, Scrant on, Selah
Nver. BinghamtOn, Clay Clap Scranton.
Premium List.-Ladies' Department
CLASS SXXlI.-HOUSEHOL ARTICLES.
Best loaf of wheat bread, ST.
do do brown bread. |
do pound cake, !
do sponge cake, l
do lot Of preserves, l
do specimen of pickles, !
CLASS XXIII-DOMESTIC MANUFAC
TURES.
Best ten yerds Of flannel. So
do five yards of fulled cloth, 2
do fifteen yards wooden carpet, 2
do fifteen yards rag caLpet, l
do six pair Woole1 socks, l
do two pair WOODEN ulttens,
do ten yards linen cloth, 2
do specimen of linen thread, J
CLASS XXIV.-FLOWERS.
Best collection of flowers, 50
do do of dahles, /
do do of roses, !
do do OF verbenas,
90 boquct, 2
CLASS XXV-. ORNAMENTAL P PAINTING
Best oil painting, So
do oriental painting, l
do craynn painting, 2
CLASS XXVI.- FANCY EMBROIDERY
Best piece of worsted embroidery, So
do piece Of silk embroidery, 2
do piece of cotton embroidery, ]
CLASS XVII - ORNAMENTAL LNEEDLEWORK
Best patchwork quilt 81
do quilt of any other kind, 2
do bed spread, 2
do ladies sacque, 2
do ladies b"Dnot, /
Judges for Glasses %, % 4 27-Mrs Nathan
Young Benton, Mrs. J. o. BulIard. Brooklyn, Mrs
j. f. owe lst Nicholson
For Glasses "a, 25 & 26,-Mr3 W H. Osterhout
GenwOod, Miss p. A. Hallsead, Nicholson, Mrs
Arab Squiers Jr Nicholson.
Glass 26-Mis sceHaneous
Meriorous articles On animals not mentioned in
the foregoing schedule, it is hoped will be exhi
bition All such will be entitled to a discretionary
| premium if in the Op5ion of the Committee of Ar
| raugements, they are worthy.
OIL HALLsTEAD,) Committee
S. LITTLE. Arrangements.
Rules and Regulations.