The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-09-24

state a1r-EEeuuum6.-I ne IOlloW-
ing persons in Fremont, and the towns in
this vicinity were awarded premiums at the
State Fair:
L. D. CaprOn, NOrwalk, 2d1premium on
Stallion four years, for general purposes $25.
James Kelley, FostOris, best stallion for
general purposes, 3 years, $50. I'd best
brood mare for all purposes. $I5,
James Parks, jr, Fremont, best sucking
stallion, SO; best brood mare $50.
B.F. & H. Lum, Fremont, I'd best draft
stallion, sos.
H. j. Miller, Port Clinton, best draft
stallion, over . years, SIS.
James Parks, Fremont, best mare of any
aged or bread, 500.
Geo. S. Fish, Monroeville, best AEdernay
bull, $25.
]. E. Mead, Norwalk, I'd best SOW; large
breed, $l5; best litter, five pigs, over
months old, $50.
H. j. Miller, Port Piinton, I'd best boar
under 9 years, small breed, $40.
S. &. Merry, Milan, best pair game fowls,
SIS; ID best pair Spanish, So; I'd best Bolton
Greys, 50; I'd best pair dominiques, So; I'd
best Pea Fowls. SO; I'd best pair Geese, So.
E. Barte, Tiffin, best horse power Corn
planter, SO.
E. Ropes, jr., Clyde, best One-hOrse hay
fork, S..
A. Q. Barber, Tifin, ID best Threshing
Machine, SOS.
Bennett & OOrtrite, NOrwalk, best flaming
Mill, $40.
Wheeler, Melick d Co., Tifin, best sweep
horse power, $40.
]. W. Boswick, Norwalk, best circular saw
mill, (hOrse), $5.
o. Norris, FOstOria, best sheep rack, So.
Laffel & Baldwin, Tifin, best churn, S..
H. R. Hilam, Norwalk, best clothes horse,
to occupy the least space, SO.
Abner Neibel, best bee hive, S..
U. Huber, Tifin, best sample Oats, S..
Miller d Pettis, Port Clinton, best sample
Hops, S..
L.Oarpenter, Kelley Island, best sample
Honey, S..
George HOltz, Tifin, best sample Early
Rose PotatOe, $5.
Sc. Merry, Milan, display of Peppers, S..
D. O. Richmond, Sandusky, Marrow
Squashes, So; and best Watermelons, So.
Miss Mary Oanfeld, Fremont, best linen
embroidery, 50.
Mrs. VIM. Lang, Tifin, best worked quilt
SO.
Tifin wOOlen Mills, best display of Wool
en- Goods $25; ten yards floor oil cloths, $40;
ten yards flannel, SIS; pair wOOlen wove
socks, 81.
Ohas. Rimmel, Fremont, best 10 yards rag
carpet, s.. I'd best Mrs. F. 1. Forton, Fre-
mont, 50.
William Miller, Port Clinton, ID best dis
play of Is varieties apples, so.
A. B. StrOthers, Findlay, best plate Bel
mont Apples, 50; best plate Ohio Nonpa-
reils, 50; best plate Peck's Peasants, 50;
best plate EsOpus Spitzenb urg, 50; best plate
Onandaga Pears, 50.
Samuel Brooks, Florence, best new seed
ling Pears, 81,
S. A. Williams, Sandusky, best fancy por.
trait, diploma and SIS.
VIM. H. cFarland, Tifin, best crayon
drawing, diploma.
Marine News.-Schooner Maid of the
Mist Capt. Gould, arrived from Buffalo,
Sept. 11th. Cleared on the 18th with $3.50
Bushels wheat for Buffalo.
scOw Vampire, Capt Large, from Sagi-
nav, with pine lumber, arrived on the 11th. j..
Schooner F. B. Wade, Capt. Bebee, ar
rived 18th from Buffalo, light. Cleared for
Buffalo, on the 18th, with 1920 bushels
wheat.
scOw Mary Ann, Capt. Skinner, from
Cleveland, ar rived on the l1th.
Schooner N. C. West, Capt. Skinner, from
Buffalo, arrived on the 18th. Cleared on the
18th with 5000 bushels wheat for Buffalo.
Scow D. r. BramGn, Capt. Grant, from
Buffalo, arrived on the 18th. Cleared On
the 18th for Buffalo, with Lumber.
Schooner CoTselia ARssden, Capt. Nichols,
arrived on the 18th, light from Sandusky.
Cleared for Buffalo on the 18th with II OBS
bushels wheat.
scOw j. G. HIS Capt. =, from Buffalo,
arrived light on the 18th. Cleared on the
Doth, with Lumber, for Buffalo.
Schooner, II. D. Root, Capt Tyler, az
rived from Buffalo, Sept. 2Otb, with mer-
chandize.