Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-11-06

DcSI phtCH-WhEh uNiNy ~. VI.
Best fancy quilt, Mrs. p. Yost.
B.st rag carpet, r.. L. McColly.
Best wave quilt, Andrew Gilman.
Best counterpane, Kate Shaw.
CLASS XvITI-Vegctables.
Best turnips, @. NJ. Brown.
Best cabbage, J.L. McColly.
Best basket of sweet.potatoes, g. NJ. Brown.
Second best, Asa Smith. .Ha o. .a-
Best white beans, James W. Ross. T-,
Best onions, G. NJ. Brown.
Best beets, same. .,s ....a. ..
Best carrots, James w. Ross. ft.-....r b., ...t
Best egg plant, George Powers & Son.
Best red pepper, j. L. McColiy.
Best basket Harrison potatoes, Jas. w. Ross
Best Hubbard squash, same.
Best plate of tomatoes, Geo. Powers & Son.
Best display of tomatoes, same.
Best pumpkin Asa Smith. I'D slat
Best Lima beans, Martin Warner. 3.g
Best display of potatoes, same. Fsr
Best muskmelon, Morgan Brown.
Best display of vegetables, same. -a
fNorE.- Premiums were offered for the "best
Hubbard SQUASH" and "best squash, mot Hub
bard I" of the latter, three entries were marked
"first PREMIUM" aud the Secretary is unable
to decide whichwas entitled to the premium.
The Committee also awarded "first pre-
miumo to sic entries of potatoes other than
'.Ilsrrison" or EARLY Rose" only one pre-
Blutn DetDk OHtEtus Anc OCCitthTN udS, III
consequence, omitted the award from the list
CLASS 0rgRmentaI Needle
Work, &c. iE Fi '
Best iamp-mat, Mrs. p. IOst.
Second best, same. ana1 a f-th t|.|
Best display of domestic millinery work, Mrs.
5. }. Harper. eig
Best specimen of worsted work, Mrs. l.. L.
Tharndyke. ..-..u- r.. .H.qie za
Second best, Philetta Warner.
Best display of worsted work, Mrs. H. L.
ThOrndyke.
Best spt cimen of ornamental needle-work,
same. '.1
Best specimen of ornamental worsted work,
Miss Leila Ross. rttsU GTl s am
CLASS Saddles and Harness.
Best double harness, VIM Feathers. .irl 'j
Best horse-collar, NJ. Warner. gflI arH ,l
Glass XXIII-Ladics' Furs, &c.
Best fur gloves, John 7. Sweet.
Best buck mittens, same.
Best buck gloves, same.
Best kid dressed gloves, same.
Best set of ladies' furs, same.
Best kid-dressed calf-skiu gloves, same.
Best display Of dressed iurs, same.
CLASS XXAV-ssOves. .lN
Best parlor stove, Bliss, Whitmore & Co.
Best cooking stove, same. m l.-' sI
Best di play of stoves, same. 1r ~1a.tF sftH
OAA<AssS M - hONNEh .|. '.
Best aud handsomest boqret, George Powers
4 SoH. .ss. u Hrt 8H
Second best, Mrs. ]. Il. Mcdonald. r5
Best display of Verbenas, Geo. Powers 4 Son.
Best display of flowers, same.
best display of cut flowers, same.
CLASS -MisceIIaneOus
ARTICLES RECOMMENDED FOR PREMIUM BY THE
COMMITTEES.
Guinea pigs. A. p. Treadwell.
Mower, y. II. Thompson.
Plant, j. u. Mcdonald.
Tidy, n. X. Manley.
Tidy, T. T. Pennywell.
Excelsior beehive, j. II. West.
Case Of artificial inwers, J. w. Ridgeway.
Tidy, Dicky Skinner. . g'
Rug, l.. NJ Turney.
Hair-aowers, A. Brown.
Set truss-hoops, N. E. Higher.
American buttn-hole aud over-seaming ma
| chine, Travis Kelly.
Tidy, Clara Moore.
| Picture aud frame, Willis Norton.
! Curraut wine, J. A! Creps.
Double baggy, VIM. Wakefield.
Bale of hops, @. Keeler. ...-
Maple sirup, George kitnberlin.
Two bead card-baskets, Mrs. r. fost.
Bead basket, same.
Bead lamp-mat, same.
Pair Of cone vases, same.
| One drawing, May q. Swigart. .r
Sample cloth, Robertson, Burritt Co.
Blankets, same. a
Shawls, same. . o.. a.. rf.
Long -wooled rolls, same. Ftg- D.
Leopard cake, Mrs. Kimberlin.
Cauiifower, ]. z. Mcdonald.
Pair of slippers, Mrs. r. Ingraham.
| WhatnOt, same. .
Kettles, sled. shoes and saving machine, Jas
3. Skinner. -l-
Howes sewing machine, for best domestic
general and manufacturing purposes, Z. W
Hair wreath. Ms. r. E. Fuller.
Florence sewing machine -lst, for great va
rtety OF work I'd, for great number OF stitehe
and elasticity Of sea an. G. r. PennelI.
Wreath Of feather flowers, David Petteys.
There were many things in this Miscsllaneou
list shat deserve special me ntion, among y M
we're the extra nice Truss Hoops exhibited h
NJ. p. Higher, manufa etured at roaiogany, m
goods from the Washington Wooien Mil,
OF Maumee City !the Oil Picture, by Willie MOI
ton, Of Perrysburg-A little boy some IL or l
years old the Excelsior Beehive, by j.
West, Of Roaehton, aud many nice fancy Arti
oles by Mrs. Iost and other Lsdies Of Tor
togany. ttt
There was one new feature introduced, whie
created more interest and excited more atteutip
than any one thing at the Fair. That Was tes
ing the strength Of the draught horses, BY pull
log a large heavy saw-og. The contest wa
spirited aud rather close, aud the drawing ur
usually good.
Altogether ihe Sixteenth Fair Of Wood Count
was success The membership and receipts bein
nearly double that Of any previous exhibition
NJ. WARNER Secretary.