Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-10-20


sEcoNpspRrauUMs<-$l EACH.
w. II. Hubbard, Buck Lamb .....
same Yearling Ewes ..-.-......-..
s. ID. Heath Buck over 8 yrs old. .-...--
CLASS 12--B-MLprUM WOOL sHEEP-lsT
PREMIUMS so EACH.
w. f. Hubbard Buck over 2 yrs DID,.
same do l do .....
same Yearling Ewes. s.............
same 3 Eve Lambs. .................
SECOND pREMUMs-$1 EACH.
w. f. Hubbard, Buck over yr old. -.
same do Lamb. .....
anne Buck yeurs old
c. Frary, Pen of Lambs. ........
CLASS 12-C-lsT FINE WOOL sHEEP-lsT
PREMIUMs-$2 EACH.
J. d. Van AIKEN, Eve Lambs. ......
Talcott & Pritchard Buck yrs old. 80.
same Buck Lamb. Observation-Disclosures.
same Ewes 2 years old ..........
SECOND PREMIUMs-$1 EACH.
]. d. Van Akin, Buck over 2 years old.
same Eve Lambs. ...... ........
PREMIUMS.
A. F. Hubbard, Coop Fowls. 80
J. Metcalf, Pen Pigs over mos old 50
Henry Bowman, Boar. ....-......3
G.. Z. Nettleton, Pair Ducks. $500. so
same Pen Pigs over months old. g
A. d. Strong, Pen Ducks. 80
G. w. Cooper, Sow & Pigs. ........3.
SECOND PREMIUMS.
Frank Root, CoopFowls. ...25
CLASS 51-mPEEMENTs &c.-1sT PREMI-
UMS
L. B. Nc Mutt, Mill for saving Ship
Ribs. 80. 81.
G. e Williams, Harrow w............1.
7. G. Crosby, Grain Cradle. ........1.
same Barley Fork. 80
I'll. Blakeslee, Horse Rake. .........1.
ii. Bowman, Field Roller. ..........1.
R. HI. Campbell, Hay Rack. .....1.
p. J. Rice, Plow made in county. IL.
VIM. Warren, Plow. w...............1.
s. d. Heath, shovel Plow. .........1.
w. A. Ellis, Plow Handle Forming Ma
chine 81.
Joseph Conaro, Fork Handles. $50
same Shingles. .................... $50
Ed. Gillett, Sheep Feed Rack and
trough. ............ ...l.
CLASS 16--HoEsEHoLD 6 DAIRY IMPLE-
MENTs, &C.
P.J. Rice, Cooking Stove. .......1.
same Sample Tin Ware. .......1.
same Iron Sinks. s................1.
Mann & Noyes, Doz. Tin Pans. Il.
G. @. Wilcox, Door Bell & Plate com
blned. ..................
GLASS I7-wAGoNs, HARNESS, &C.--lsT
PREMIUMS.
w. G.. Benham, Single, Pleasure Car
r. II. Campbell, Farm Wagon. q.
P. Parker, Double Pleasure Carriage 2.
G. G. Miller, Lightning Rod Wagon and
contents. ...................
David Weatherwax, Skeleton. .......
J. B. Anderson, Whiffietree Coupling
Geo. Geoppinger 1-2 Doz. Calfskins l..
CLASS ls-cABINEr WARE, &c.-lsT PRE-
NUNS.
Ducro & Bro. Tete-tete
same Lounge
same Centre Table
same Rosewood Dressing Bureau
L. B. McNutt Small Trunk
r. Strong Hanging What-Not
The Sewing Machines exhibited were
all considered meritorious; but the Com
mittee did not feel able to decide which
was the best.
CLASS 19-DoMEsTIC MANUFACTURE
1sT PREMIUMS.
w. B. Beach 10 yrds White flannel 81.
same Woolen Showl. ........... l.
Enos Morgan White Bed Spread IL.
same Linen Table Spread. .....L.
Mrs. L. B. McNutt Colored Flannel /.
Josiah Allen Woolen Mittens so
A. d. Strong do Hose. -. so
Henry Cheney do Coverlet l.
same do Blanket. =. 90
Mrs B Gates, Rag Carpet. ........l 90
Mrs E Metcalf, Wooden Socks. so
Israel Turner, Stocking Yarn. n..... so
j w Sims, Linen Thread ...... so
same, do Hose. SO
Mrs. John Harmon, Wool Carpet. :. Il
SECOND PR EMIrMs.
Mrs VIM B Beach, 10 Y'ds cOlored
Mrs. James Goodwin, Woolen Socks. rs
Miss f Hall, Rag Carpet. so
Miss A ID Strong, Woo!en Yarn. ..... 25
Enos Morgan, Linen Thread .........25
Mrs @ c Wilcox, Woolen Mittens. :. 25
Mrs w Sims, Woolen Socks. go. 25
Glass 20-FANoY NEEDLEwoRK.
let Prem
Miss Wright g. Bro. Case Millinery.
same parties, velvet hat, ..... 81 90
same, mourning bonnet, 49,.
Mrs James Goodwin, Specimen fringe so
" Hubbard Tyler, Piece embroidery so
VIM A Field, Tatting work. 49,. 25
e r Metcalf, Emb'd chemise and
"P b Perrigo, Sample needle work so
John Mansfield, Afghan Tidy. 25
"A Luce, Patchwork quilt .....l 90
w A Ellis, Cnilds dress, braid
ed. oo
Miss Fannie e Jennings, Croc het
Mrs III Noyes, Emb'd slippers. =. 25
Miss Sarah NJ Mann do Night dress SO
same do Chemise. -. so
same, Crochet Tidy ......,..... 25
Mrs Henry Hubbard, Emb'd chair
seat.. ................ oO
James Hall, do Cushion. so