Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30
ID best breeding sow, G Chamberlain

ID best breeding sow, G Chamberlain,
Best litter OF sucking pigs, L scoville,
ID best litter OF sucking pigs, Cyrus
There We're thirteen entries made in this
class.
CLASS -PouI.TRY AND GAME.
Best pair fowls, Cyrus McCully, Hubbard 100
do turkeys do DO do. LOO
Dc Dc 5Ssis: 5Ssjs SS Dc DO DO do. do. ISS ESS
Largest exhibition of poultry { McCully 2OO
There were twenty-one entries made in
this class.
CLASS NO. s-GRAIN AND FLOUR.
Best one-half busheI red wheat, r Mont
Best = buShei corn. { Wendler, Brook
field ......... ~
Best y busheI rye. r ID King, Brooxfield. leo
Best . buShel oats G. Wendler, BroOkfield l,OO
Resi- 2bush BARLEY q NVendler BroOkfie'd 100
Best = bush. Buckwheat, f ByreS, Brook
Best = bushel fax seed, [ Nendler,
Pest specimen sweet corn, d King
Best speci'n pop corn, Wendler. Brook
There were twcniy-six entries made in this
class.
: Glass 9-BUTrER, CHEESE, SUGAR.
Best ten pounds of butter, Mrs. W Clones
2d sSt'SF2 best fe& pounds butter, W Mum '
Resi- three cheese Era MacIey vienna 400
ID do do John COrll, BrOOlxfield 300
Best ten pounds maple sugar, S Merri-
I'd best ten pounds maple sugar, Mrs.
Wyatt Mckay, BroOllfield..............-... 20
Best specimen maple molasses, Mrs. W
Best specimen honey, NJ V Hoagiand,
~
Best specimen hard soap, Mrs. Isaac
There were thirty-four entries made in
1 this class.
CLASS I0-BREAD, PRESERVES PICKLES.
Best two loaveS Of wheat bread, Mrs.
NonfaSsan, BroOkfield ,0C
D Best specimen Of crackers, MrsJ Hawley, %
Best do biscuit, Mrs. II Montgomery,
BrOOfield. O
Best specimen ofsweet cake, Mrs. Hoag-
land, Brool1field- 90
's spear. Hartfortd..,.....,............ ,itt o.
Best preserved peaches in cans, Mrs. G
Amy, Brookfeld-,....-..;,;.-.-;-;.;-.--..-.-l,Ot %
| Best preserved pears in cans, Mrs HOag-
land O
! Best preserved cherries in cans, Mrs j
DOud BroOl1field o,
| Best preserved tomatoes, Mrs. II Mont
gOmeTy, %
| Best preserven blaclIberries, Mrs Daniel
Hall BrOOkfield. %
| Best preserved raspberries, Mrs. r Mont
Best preserved currants, Mrs. Doud,
"
Best preserved ounces, Mrs. q Amy,
y,
Best gallon apple butter, Mrs. K Mont
gomery, Broolfield. ...-.-....... l,Oi
Best specimen currant jelly, Mrs.
Hoagland, Brookfield. ................ 1,OC
Best specimen tomato catsup, Mrs. X
Montgomery, Brookfield...............-...-. I,Ol
Best specimen grape wine, Mrs. Daniel
Hall. Brookfield........... I,O(
/ Tnaaa~ afWnaFaT nunrr nj vii No
Montgomery, BrOOlNfield. O
Best specimen elderberry wine, Mrs ]
Rest aaiISn cider vinegar Mrs Mont
| gOmery, q
| Best specimen picked cucumberS, Mrs.
II Hamilton, BrOOlIfield. "
| Best specimen piclIled mangOs, Mrs. Dam
lei Cratsley, VIENNA. ............. o.
Best specimen picked peaches, Mrs
| HOagland, OOlIfield.-.---..---.--..-----. n
Best speci'n picked pears, Mrs. Hoag-
SAMPLE dried apples, Mrs Joel Hawiy-... 10
! Collection OF pickles, Mrs Hoagiand-.-; -
| Collection Of preserves, Mrs J Hoagland l,V
| Best preserved gooseberrieS, Mrs A spear
Best preserved piums, Mrs ] Hoagiand... 10
Best preserved ground cherries, w
Jones, .
There were III entries made in this class.
CLASS IO-HoRTIcULTURE.
Best collection of apples, P Carlton....,..... 90
ID do o. do do Spear-----...-.-. ~
Best collection of pears, Daniel Cratsley- 30,
Best variety of peaches, p Carlton. 30,
| I5eSt sine,Ie do do las Ham - I'n
Best varieties Ofquinces, Patterson. 10,
I'd do do do + Cope. q
Best collection common potatoes, y Mil
Best single variety ofpotatOes, Merri-
Best four heads OF cabbage, 4 Spear......- .
Best peck OF onions, \ Spear.-...............- q
/ Best peck of tomatoes, ID Cratsley.. -
Best do table beets, l. Scoville............--. .
Best do beans, BTadley..................-..-- 9
| Best specimen of SquaSheS, \ ArtherhOlt, %
do do sweet potatoes, W G Munson q
do do peppers, Mrs Dwight UP. 81
do do pumpkins, c W Nliller.-.......-- 81
Best pOmegrantS, Willie Stewart---.--...---. 5g
Best boquet of flowers, Mrs Pfouts....-- ,9 go
2d do do Mrs ] b MaclSey-.--... 2,00
Best variety Of vegetables, ID. Cratsley..-- 800
There was S3 entries made in this class.
CLASS I2-AGRICCLTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Best steel single moulboard plow,
Best corn cuitivator, VI. V. Hoagland...... 100
Best straw cutter, + BrOcIway- y-.-.--....... 90
There was six entries in this class.
CLASS IS-DOMEsTIC MANUFACTUREs.
Best ten yd's flannel, Era Maclzey-......... 40
do do do linen diaper, do 10000. 4,eg
do do do tow cloth, do ..-...... 100
do do do ragcarpet, Mrs Z EDKing 400
do pair wOOlen blankets, Mrs G Amy 400
do cOverlet, Mrs MONTGOMERY: 400
do specim'n woOlen yarn, Mrs r
Best Specim'n linen thread, Mrs Fowler 100
do cOunterpane, Mrs W Groves. 30
do tidy, Mrs Sarah Hanna 90
do pair wooden socks, Mrs E Byers.......- 20
do do do hose, Mrs Joel Hawly.... 30
do do cotton socks, Mrs + Byers.----. 80
do do do linen hose, Mrs R Montgomery 80
do do wOOlen mittenS, Mrs Hawley 80
do specimen stocking yarn, Miss
needle 'O
work, Mrs B Payne. p 90
Best bed quilt, Harriet Medly y...........-.- 200
do ottoman cover, Mrs NJ I kirk-.-....--.. LOO
do lamp mat Mrs II Kerr.....-............. 100
do specimen ornamental bead work,
do pin cushion, Miss Lucy Pfouts..... 100
There were ll3 entries in this class.
CLASS I4-NECHASICAL ARTS.
Best two horse wagon. Bowden, Me
knight & McGilyray, Sharon. 800
do express wagon, b NJ & VI Sharon 500
do one horse carriage, B NJ & NJ Sharon 800
do one horse buggy, b NJ & VI sharon 30
do Sett carriage harness, 1rlDby q Bro. 5,OO
do Sett single harness, Tribby & Bro 400
do draft collar, Tribby & Bro, sharon %
do sheep shearing table, W c Jones 80
do sewing machine, Wheeler & Wilson 100
There were II entries in this class.
CLASS l5-CABISET WARE.
Best bureau, Hamilton & Cowls..............- 20
do rocking chair, do do ------.--.-.-.- 90
do bed stead do do ;.;-; ;-...,;;i,..;.; l'Oo
ware. Hamilton & Cowls, Brookfield 2,OO
There were entries in this class.
CLASS l6-ARTICLEs OTHERWISE UNBIASED.
Saved, Miss Mckay, BrooBfield 90
Stag at bay do do .....-.....-..-- 50
What-not, Mrs ID Shoh, Nienna.----.--...-..- 80
Cone picture frame, Mrs NJ Hoagland- %
LithrOgraph engraving, John Doud--......- -
Specimen sewed corn do do .---.-- 50
Fancy picture, G. w McClintic, Hickory 80
Little navigator, J Leslie, Brookfeld-.. 80
Embroidered dress, Miss Lizzie Bixler.--- 90
Coverlet 20 years old, Mrs X Montgomery %
Pen sketch, \ Taylor, BrOokfield.- 80
Pencil drawing Miss Ella Pfouts, Hartford 80
Afghan, Mrs X NJ UP, Sharon.-....-.-......... 80
There were S entries in this class.
All premiums not called for within three
months will be forfeited to the society.
b. f. BENTLY, Sec'y.
Sept. I6, IS6S.
The Marysville (O.) Tribune states
upon good authority that Mr.. James
Thompson, of Millcreek township,
Union county, who has been the lead
er of the Democracy of that section
for years, has declared positively that
he can not vote for Seymour and
Blair. "He asserts what every sensi-
III, ,,,o1, Il, fha IanH EnOuS tO bn tho