Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-10

best farm wagon, r w Norris, best display
of axes, P Knnel; best sociable, Hahn, Bel
lows & Butler; best center table, same firm
bestbureau, Ohio Furniture Company; bes
bedstead, Hahn, Bellows & &Butler; best dis
play of furniture, same firm.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURERS.
Best ten yards of wooden cloth, Frisbfe
Clark & Co; best 10 wards, cashmere, sam
| firm; best piece Of jeans, same firm; bes
piece of tweed, same firm; best pair Wool
en- Factory blankets, same tirn; best 10
factory stocking yarn, same firm; best dis
| play of wooden goods, same firm; best sad
| die and bride, G w Cushmap; best singh
| buggy harness, G w Cushman; best doubl
carriage harness, @ w Cushman; best har
ness for farming purposes, G w Cushman
best display of harness, G w Cushman; bes
coal cook stove, E B Armstrong & Co; bes
wood cook stove, same firm; best paRlo
stove, same firm; best fine boots and shoes
r Knsell q Co; bestb hive, Fl Baughman
best display OF millinery, w Simmons.
LADIES' DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE.
Best 10 yards flannel, Mrs d Trumbo
second best, Mrs D Trumbo; best 10 yards
rag carpet, Mrs B Phinney, second best
Mrs w Field; best 10 yards linen, Mrs
Trumbe; second best, Mrs D Trumbo; 5best
pounds stocking yarn, Mrs NJ Seymour
best pair. .coverlets; Mrs D 5 Elliott; second
best Mrs L Bailey; best pair blankets, C }
Seymour; second best Mrs D Trumbo
best hearth rug. Mrs E Corner; second
best, Mrs w B Sprague; best silk patch
work guilt. Mrs f Stailey; best cotton do,
Mrs M Peters; best worsted do, Mary j
McElhaney; best counterpane, Mrs J
lWickersham; best bed comfort, Mrs E
Drake; best pair woolen1 knit socks, Mrs
w Z R1Spragur; best pair cotton do, same
lady; best pair linen do. same lady; best
pair .woolen knit stockings, Mrs 81 Innis;
best pair linen do, Mrs W r Sprague; best
pair wooden knit mittens. Mrs E Anderson;
best wooden tufted gloves, Mrs W B
Sprague; best pair do do mittens, same la
dy; best shirt made by hand. same lady;
best shirt made by machine, Mrs w T
Penny; best chemise made by hand. same
ladv; best night dress made by hand. Miss
VI Riley; best do made by machine, Mrs w
f Penny; best calico dress made by hand.
Mrs Huffman; best do made by machine
Mrs w F Penny;tbest dress, other than
calico, made by machine, Mrs W F Penny;
best sunbonnet, made by hand, Mrs d NJ
Slyi; best hood made by machine, Mrs w
f Penny AZ r r- z q
CROTCHET WORK &c.
Best pair chair tides, Miss A Sprague;
second best, Mrs Il S Shepard; best single
chair tidy, Mrs T S Shepard; second best.
uliSS . hdGuCWS3 UCSb hilI SuIWIs mIS III q
Borland; best carriage afghan, Mrs George
Freeman; best crotchet collar, Miss Kalb;
best sample letting, Miss Kalb; best infants
crotchet sacque, Mrs Geo Freeman; best
pair lamp mats, Mrs DR. Rashil; best en-
broidered ottoman cover, same lady; Sec
ond best, Mary Herd; best embroid-
cred table cover, Mrs w r Sprague;
best embroidered chairs. seat and back
Mrs DR. Rashil; best embroidered picture,
: Doa ladv. host hirt hr0idora1 in
ton, Miss M Cutler; best sleeves EN- broder-
ed in cotton, Miss Kali; best do do in
linen, same lady; best collar embroidered
in cotton, Mary Cutler; best do do in
in linen, Je NE Kalb; best drawers en-
broidered in cotton, Mrs L. w Stedman;
best DO doin linen, Jennie Kalb; best hand
kerchef embroidered in cotton, Miss NJ
Cutler; best do do in linen, Kalb; best
apron, Miss Fl Cutler; best
infants embroidered sacque, Miss Brooks;
best variety of silk embroidery, Miss p
Brooks; best variety of worsted embroi 'e-
ry, Mrs d Schstz; best variety of linen do,
MissJ Kalb; bestvariety of cotton do, Mrs
l. w Stedman; best embroidery of all
kinds, Mrs DR. RashiL - -
2 s-s.ssz o. SEWING MACHIN, S. e.--r.--.
Best manufuring machines. w f Penny;
best family machine, w F Penny; best knit
ting machine, w FPeuny.
GRAIN.
Besh half busheI white wheat F. Swish
eI; second besf, Jacob Nau; tbest half bush.
el of red wheat, III Ridenour; second best,
D S Elliott; best half bushel OF white corn,
f Swisher; second best, John Reisel; best
half bushel of yellow corn. V d Moore
second best. g r Turney; best half bushei
of rye, N Campbell; second best II Riden-
our; best half bushel of oats, Smith rPostel;
SoaAnd haef Il niP L.. host a
flaxseed, N Campbell;1 best peck of clover1
seed, N Campbell; second best. Fl Riden-
our; best peck timothy seed, N Cam pbell:
second best. D S Elliott; best half bushel OF
corn meal, N Vincent. = 7.'. % .s-,17.
-H,az5 v... 5lr1 DRAFT HORSES. -.os ..fa d -f.rs
- Best stallion four years old and over, T C
Bigelow; second best, w w Williams; best
three year old. T G Bigelnw; second best. A
Renner; best two year old, e Burt, secand
best, j Reed; best yearling stallion, f Kile
second best, G @ Burwell; best mare with
colt, T G Bigeloy; second best, 81 Kent;
best mare four years old and over, p
Stockton; second best, E Burr; best three
year old filly, B Elliott; second best, Thos
ond best, w A Stigler; best Sucking filly,
Thomas Jones; second best, E Burt; best
gelding of any age, l. Legg; second best, B
S Elliott; best sucking stallion, II Kent;
second best, w w Williams. ss5s. iir
STALLION AND COLTS
Best stallion, with five or more colts,
OBJ. Rennick. 2-ar rr---....-5
FINE ANIMALS.
Best pacing horse, Mr. Willis: best run-
ming horse (half mile and repeat), j OBJ
Rennick; best trottlng horse (mile and re-
peat), K Nevins; best running horse (hali
mile and repeat), Mr. Alkire; best trotting
horse (three best in f1ve), Walter Brown:
best double team trotting horses, James
Naughton; best running horse Zone mile
and repeat), Samuel Brown. Ea-a
i ~ .e-g ~. BUTTER. CHEESE, &C. 4 81,
Best 5 lbs butter, Mrs S Cook; second
best, Mrs B Phinney; third best, Mrs
Thomas; best lard, Mrs Phinney; second
best, Mrs j Baughman; best apple butter
Mrs D M Slyh; plum butter, Belle Kalb;
peach butter, Mrs ] Wright; best 5 lbs
honey, E Corner best domestic bread, Mrs
S Robertson; second best, Mrs j Arnold
best brown bread, Mrs w r Sprague; besl
specimen rolls, Mrs Fl Stimmel; best speci.
men light cake, Mrs s Robertson; best In
dian corn pone. Mrs WI Sprague; second
best. Mrs d NJ Slyh; best johnny cake, Mri
J Wright, pound cake, Mrs Robertson
fruit cake, Mrs w w Miller; sponge cake
Mrs II Stimmel; domestic ginger bread
Mrs w ID Oprague, naru soap, maple suSal
and maple molasses, same; best sorghum
sugar Mrs R Watson; best sorghum mo-
lasses, Mrs d S Elliott; second best, Mrs f
Watson; best sorghum ginger bread, Mrs
Wright D. o.r9 ..e 'af' 10 f e sisT
Erri1 9 3 ssrai CANNED FRUITS. ., -rs
Best canned tomatoes, Mrs w w Miller
pumpkins, Mrs Belle G Innis; peaches
pears, gooseberries.7 7currants, grapes anG
tomatoes, Mrs w w Miller; plums, black
berries, cherries, apples, and bestvariety o
canned fruits, Miss Belle G Innis; raspber
berries, Mrs H M Osborn; ounces, Mrs
Obetz; best strawberry jelly, best plum
and best variety of Jelly, Mrs E Corners
best apple jelly, pear jelly, and best peck o
dried peaches, Mrs H Innis; best presery e
best variety of preserves, and best variety
of pickles, Mrs w r Sprague; best pickleI
cucumbers, Mrs J Wright; best gallon vim
Eegar. Mrs j Arnold. LIZ e-Is...- q