Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-13

Dunn, we scarcely did the subject justice
On second examination. we ascertained
that the porcelain teeth are superb, and
from what we learn from those who are
wearing the porcelain plates we are salts
fled that this Is the most perfect discovery
ever made In dental science. We therefore
advise all who are in want of teeth to cal
at the office of Drs. Beauman & Dunn, No
81 South High street, for we are positive
that they will find them to be perfect gen.
tlemen and accomplished dentists.
Premiums were awarded as follows:
HORSES. -
For fastest trotting horse. mare or geld
ing, In harness, first premium to T. Phelps
Time 2:5l1s and 2:491%.
For fastest PAGER, E. A. Fuller. Time
24SL. issa se.-1 -
Best Road Horse-Stallion. four years old
and over, w. F. Reese first, j. G. McDonal
second.
Stallion, two years old, w. f. Reese first,
w. N. Halton second.
Yearling stallion, W. F. Reese first, E.
X. Woodrow second. -t 80
Sucking stallion, NJ. Seymour first, F.
SwiSher second.
Mare with colt by her side, o. L. Ohm
stead first, Mcdonald and Lefavor second.
Best four year old mare, w. s. Vincent
first. E. A. Fuller second. -r
Three year old filley, D. Ryan first, NJ.
Burk second.
Two year old filley, R. NJ. Halton first,
A. L. o. instead second.
Yearling filley, j. B. Stewart first, T.
Phelps second.
THOROUGHBRED BuLLs-FoUR YEARS AND
OVER. -- - -
E6f~;a.- n Crv;,bo-,s Na-- roI III -
dore Leonard's Duke, William Taylor's
Knickerbocker. 7~r ava --~a'
A,odrd-First premium. Swicher's Gov.
Tod; second premium, Taylor's Knicker-
booker Ft F.ft af- H. FErr-r
For yearling bulls. G. w. Neff's Van
Trump took the first premium.
= X. r. Evans took the first premium for
best sow. a -
For best flowers, all kinds, raised and
exhibited by professional florist, all the
premiums were awarded to Underwood &
Co. sa r-s.- .t rr -
For the best Sewing Machines for manu-
featuring and for family purposes, the first
prizes ere award ID to w. F. Penny, agent
of the Singer Sewing Machine.
For Knitting machine the first premium
was awarded to Heubert Bros.
$ifA FRUITS.
A., For the greatest variety of apples nam
ed, labelled and grown by the same person,
the first premium to w. Fl. Imnis.
Best six varieties OF apples, first premi-
um awarded to Joel Bauyhman.
Mr.. Bsughman also takes first premium
for best display of summer apples.
For Best display of winter apples, S. S..
Edwards took first premium. Also, for
best display of fall apples.
Mrs. B. Corner takes first premium for
best peaches. ss l-
For best plate of plums, Frank Glover
takes first premium.
For greatest variety of plums. Mrs. DR..
C. e. Denig took the first premium.
For best display of ounces, j. X. Lowe
variety of pears. He also took first pre-
MUM for best four varieties of pears, and
best six of one variety.
For best plate of Delaware grapes, Mrs.
s. Robertson took the first premium; H.
Ridenour for best Catawba; NJ. Horlocker
for hest plate of Isabellas, aud j. z. Rob-
erts for best foreign grapes.
A. B. Buttles' Concord grapes were
highly commended, as were also Frank
Glover's Clinton grapes.
e.. .it rFr VEGETABLES.
John Latta took rst premium for Ne
shamrock potatoes; G. S. Innis for Shot
wells, James Dill for Peachblows; G. S.
Innis for early Goodrich and Buckeyes; A.
B. Buttles for Cuzco; James Hill for Garnet
Chilli; G. 5. Innis for South American; d.
Temple for Sweet potatoes.
w. r. Sprague first premium for onions;
G. S. Innis for tomatoes; Nj. B. Barker for
Lima beans; W.R. Scrague for Kidney
beans; M. B. Barker for White beans; G. S.
Innis for early Valentine beans, and for
best head of cabbage; w. r.. Sprague for
turnip beets. long blood beets, best six beets
of any variety, and best carrots; q. S. Innis
for hest radiSheS
For three best Marrow squashes first pre-
MUM to w. r. Sprague; Alex. Williams,
for Crook-neck squashes.
G.. S. Innis took first premium for best
six seed Cucumbers. W. X. Sprague for
six Greenfesh Melons and six Yellowfiesh
Melons.
d Ed. Harris took first premium for best
six Sweet Pumpkins and w. R. Sprague
for best peck Sweet Corn in ear. -. =.
G. S. Innis took first premium for best
half peck Peppers. Mr.. Innis also took
first premium for greatest variety of vege-
tables.
.t- CARRIAGES AID FURNITURE.
Peters & Bens took irst premium for the
best two horse carriage.
Thomas Anderson, first premium for
one-horse Rockaway.
Halm, Bellows 6 Co., took first premiums
on all furniture.
... HoGS-Two YEARS AND OVER.
7. B. Dean took first premium for boar;
E. r. Woodrow, second.
N. Lamp took first premium for year.
ling boar; A. Beach, second premium.
r. r. Evans first premium for sow, year
old.
DR.. C. p. Landon took first and second
premiums for best pair of spring pigs.
POULTRY.
T. S. Gates took first premium for best
pair Black Spanish fowls; G. F. Long. for
best Poland; f. Wright for best Brahmas /:
James Donaldson for best game; F. Wright
for best turkies; A. J. Angler tor English
ducks; o. Aukey for common ducks, and
Cliff Wilson for bantam chickens.
Willie M. Armstrong took first premium
for tame barn pigeons and for greatest dis
play OF fowls owned by one person.
ia FLowERs-AMATEUR.
For best aquarium, Mrs. j.. NJ. Pugh took
first premium; Mrs. John Miller, for best
wardian case; Mrs. P. j. Lofiand, for hest
floral design of living plants; floral orna-
ment, Mrs. Isaac Eberly for large boquet,
Mrs. N. f. Lovejoy first, Mrs. j. NJ. Pugh
second; best pair hand boquetS. George F.
Sprague; cut flowers, Mrs. N. E. Lovcjoy ;
display of cut roses. Mrs. N. E. Lovejoy
greatest variety of cut flowers, Addie
Sprague first George F. Sprague second +;
best collie ction greenhouse plants, Mrs. j.
NJ. Pugh first, Mrs. N. E. Lovejoy second /;
variety Seeding verbenas, Mrs. N. E. Love-
joy first, Mrs. c. E. Dcnig second great
est display dahlias, Mrs. n. E. Love-
joy first, Mrs. J. NJ. Pugh
Becond; display pot roses, Mrs. P. j. Lof-
land, first, Mrs. j. M. Pugh, second; dis
play of geraniums, Mrs. w. r, Sprague,
first; Mrs. P. j. Lofland, second; display of
fusehias, Mrs. P. j. Lofiand, first; Mrs. j.
M. Pugh, second; hanging basket, Mrs. P.
j. Lofland, first; Mrs. N. E. Lovejoy, sec
ond.
The committee recommended thata pre-
MUM be given Mrs. P. j. Lofland for fin