Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-08-29

5, 5. For best crop each of beets, turnps
and carrots, grown as a field crop on not less
than one fourth acre, to be accompanied with
statement, 8, g. For greatest crop Of cram
berries grown on not less than one-eighth
acre, character of soil and mode of culture to
be given, sample TO be shown, s, 4, 3; for
best half bushel cranberries, 8, 2.
GRAINS AND SEEDS. [Grains receiving
premiums to become the property OF the So
ciety. Best bushel rye, So, 2; best bushel
barley, 3, q best bushel oats, 2, l; best bush
ei buckwheat, 3, 2; best bushel beans. o, 3;
best bushel peas, 3, 2; best specimen Of seed
corn, not less than eighty ears, 4, 2 !; best
bushel red clover seed, 5, 3; best bnshel
timothy seed. 5, 3 best bIshel red-top seed,
8, 3; best collection garden seeds grown in
NJ inc, s, 5.
! RooTs AND VEGETABLES. For best exhi-
bition and greatest variety Of vegetables
grown by one exhibitor, IS, 6. l4
Squashes--For best Turban, not less than
two, So Marrow, not less than two, 2, ;
Hubbard, not less than two,2, /; Crookncek,
! not less than two, 9, /; largest squash, /.
Beets-For best Long Blood. not less than
twelve, 81, | +; Turnp Rooted, not less than
twelve, 2, |.
Beaas-For best half peck Lima, 50, L;
best half peek any other variety, 2, l..
Cau1ifopers-Fo best two, 50, l.
CaJbages-For best six heads, 81 three
heads, /. tf
Carrots-For best not less than twelve,
50, l.
Celery-For best six plants, 50, l.
| Oaioas-For best peck Of any one variety,
| 81, /. t.r
| Pumpkins-For best two specimens, So, l..
! ParSatps-For best twelve, 81, /.
/ Tomatoes-For best peck, 81, l..
| Turnips-For best peck, 81, L.
aromatic Pot and Street Uef6s-best, 81, !.
/ .Heloas-For best three Watermelons, s..
/; best three Musk melons, 2, /; Citrons, 2.
For best exhibition and greatest variety OF
potatoes grown and exhibited by one person,
with a statement of their origin, general
characteristics and mode of cultivation. 49, 6.
Wool, FLAX, AND HoPs Best exhibition
of fine wool, not less than three feeces, So,
! 9; coarse wool, not less than three tieeces. },
2; flax, not less than three pounds, 3, 2;
best bail hops, 3, 2.
! Butter. Best fifteen pounds of butter
with statement of making, 81, 6, 4.
CHEESE. Best lot of cheese made by the
exhibitor within the year, So. 6, 4. 4a.
! BREAD, SUGAR, MAPLE SYRUP AND HONEY
Best loaf of wheat bread, 81, l; best loaf OF
brown bread. 2. l; best collection of baker
bread and cakes, 10, 3 best lot maple sugar
not less than twenty pounds, s, 5; best mapl
syrup, 8; 8; best honey, not less than twent.
pounds, 6, 1.
HOUSEHOLD MANUFAcTUREs IN MAINE l!
1870. For best pair WOODEN blankets, 81
best ten yards all wooden flannel, 2; best tel
yards miIled wool cloth, 2; best ten yard
wonl carpeting, 2; best ten yards liner
cheese strainer, Il best sewing silk,
best linen table CLOTH Il best linen diaper, 2
best shirts, from native linen, / best wooler
yarn. three pounds, | best woolen yarn knit
stockings, /; best worsted knit stockings.
best knit wooden gloves, l. best WOODEN nit
tens, diplomas best hand-knit cotton stock
/ ings, l, best rag carpet. fifteen yards, 3. 2;
best hearth rug, 3, 2; best floor mat, 8, 2;
| best all wool trocking, ten yards. B; best cot
! ton and wool do, 2; best suit of gentleman's
! clothing, domestic manufacture, 3, 5.
| NEEDLE Work. For best variety of fancy
and ornamental needle work made by one
woman, 81, 2, l.; best counterpanc, 8, .. |;
best embroidery, 3, 2, /.