The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-10-22
SHEEP,
No 19-LONG WOoLED.

No 19-LONG WOOLED.
VIM c Park, buck 2years old, 1st pre-
MUM ........;;;..;:.. -, 50 w
Same, buck years old, ID premium. 2 O9I
Same bucks 1 year old, 1st Z" -. 3 0QI
Same, bucks l year old, I'd -. 2 00I
W g Hatford- ewes, 1st -. 800
W c Park, 3 ewes, ID premium ..,... ? 00I
No. 2O-MIDDLE.
W G Hatford, ewes, 1st premium ., SO 90
W c Park, pen of sheep, 1st premium . 90
Orin Frary, pen of sheep and lambs, 1st
premium 49,. ........ =. ...... O0
W G Haford, lambs, 1st premium. . 2OQ
No. 21-SWINE-LARGE.
John Nechtrich, year old boar, 1st. SO 90
J. b. Stahl, brood sow, 1st. st...., 8 90
Michael Moore, brood sow, ID. ........ 2 90
J. B. Stahl, fat hog, 1st......... 90
Michael Moore, pen of shoats, 1st ... 8 90
No. 22-sWINE--sMA BREED i
J B stahl, year old boar, 1st. !. j.. =. SO Cd
j ii Ames, year old boar, ID. .... 3 90
A Thorpe, brood sow, Ist ....,... 2 90
J B Stahl, 10 shoats, 1st. 8 90
a Inorpe, pen of pigs, 1St............ 8 90
No. o.23-POULTRY.
VIM Jackson, four turkeys .....-4...s 81 90
ThOs Jackson, Irish game chickens. . co
W q Hatford, pair Brahmas. - I 90
-. i w
VIM B Barker, box game chickens .ia.,.i 90
F K Williams, cage ducks ......ta.. II 90
James Park, . Brahma chickens. .l LOO
E Rhodes, pair silver pheasants. 49,. 10 U
No, ,24-AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
W W Price, reaper and mower, Dodge ri 4
machine 1st. ............. .S5 90
w d Lindsay, mower ...... e. DIPLOMA.
Ruthruff d Corey, :" (champion) -
Same, display Of agricultural ma
CanfeId & Bro, corn shelter, ist. -. . 90
Grin Frary, hay knife fe....s,s, DIPLOMA
ID Rhodes jr., horse hay fork - " 4
Geo Myers, lst. Observation-Disclosures. l 90
J B Sthal, grain drill, 1st ............: l 90
l. Leppelman, land roller .......... -. 90
No. 25-CARRIAGES.
John P. Moore, family carriage, 1st ;,
premium. .,.........a..... .SS 90
Same, one-hOrse carriage, 1st premium 8 90
Same, one-horse spring wagon, 1st pre-
Tn id thig class so,o.aI .i.i =. Q Og
upon which no premium was offered.
No. .27-VEGTABLES.
In this class the entries were very large,
and it became evident at once to the CONF
mittee that the premium list was not prop
erly made up, no provisions being made tor
the great variety in each grade. They would
recommend to the Directors for the next
year thorough revision of the list.
W. W. Russell, bushel early rose pota-
toeS.....s- .... .............-.. 90
c. Hone. sample onions. ns......... 30
Geo. w, Beck, sample sweet potatoes -. So
John Morrison, vegetable oysters. -. so
7. G. Amsden, variety vegetables. . so
A. III. Miller, sample cabbage. 80
A. Foster, sample beetS. etS................ 30
Samnal Smith San1nlP TI1mOlyinS
W, g, Haford, sample tomatoes ..... 80
John Houston, sample parsnips. -. So
No, 29-DAIRY & PROVISIONS Ioiz
Geo W Beck, box honey, 1st. 81 90.
Joseph Hawk, box honey, ID. 30.
John Morrison, peach butter. ..... 1 90
Mrs d Fuller, butter, 1st 1 90
David Hawk, sorghum syrup. 90
Mrs James Park, canned peaches l 90
Mrs NJ Halderman, strawberry preser-
YeS......,......... -. 90
Mrs T Francis, ,jellies s................ ! 90
| Mrs B Amsden, maple molasses 90
Mrs Grant Ferguson, lard .......... l 90
Mrs John Moore, bread, 1st ......... l 90
Mrs c Stahl, bread, 2d,,.............. co
In the above class were many articles de-
serving of premiums, but the list, as offered,
did not embrace them. The oommitte would
recommend an enlarged and more specific
| list hereafter. DO %. -H -
No, SO-FRUIT. ~ ge
Ed Underhill, varieties of winter ap-
! pies. ..-...--.-. -.-....-.. - 90
] Loveland 6 varieties of winter ap-
pies, III .....,..-...... / 90
Same, variety and display Of fruit, 1st 90
T G Amsden, basket of 10 varieties, 1st 90
J B Loveland, 6 varieties of apples, LIST 2 90
Ed Underhill. g I'd 90
Harry G Sheldon, ounces, lst. ~. 1 90
Miss C Hicks, d" ID ...... so
G Fuller, best display of peaches, 4 90
John Houstin, dish ripe raspberries. e.. 90
B W Stevenson, dish of grapes. .-.... 90.
] B Loveland, best display of pears. 90
The Committee commended great many.
articles placed on exhibition for which no
premium could be given,in addition to which
they submitted the following report:
FREMONT. Oct. 9, 1869.
The acting Committee on Fruit beg leave
to submit the following report: The varie=
ties of Fruit were very good and sufficiently
numerous. The display o. specimens was
! ! Tory Ine and extensive, and worthy of the
county they represented. The committee
found difficulty in determining the differ
| ent lots OF fruit from each other. They were
| too much mixed up and not distinctly mark
/ ed nor named, Hence we recommend IN the
idture, more care in the arrangement and
classification of fruit for exhibition.
d. G, RICHARDS,
II. LEsHER,
], DAY,