West-Jersey pioneer., 1870-09-30

"a, ii. II. keiiogg. dredteSt number OF va
rieties and best specimens of Foreign
grapes Mrs. Alexander Robeson ed, G
s. Fithian best white exotic grapes, two
or more bunches, Percival Nichols I'd, j
Il. Flanagan; Sd, J. s. Allen best blacl
hamburg grapes, three punches, Ira S. AL
/ len; Cd, Joseph Reeves best black grapes
of any other variety, and best five bunohe.
concord grapes, F. B. Minch, and David
Cook best five punches of catawba grapes
David Maui. This premium to extend te
! FIVE varieties of light, colored, or white
grapes. Best delaware, BENZ. Laning best
Iona, do
VEGETABLES. First Division. Best dis
play of vegetables for table use, F. G. Pro
basco; I'd, George NJ. Davis best and
most numerous varieties of potatoes, r. c.
Probasco; best basket of potatoes, Alfred
Stathems /; 3d. 8. Rainsr best basket sweet
potatoes, Charles Boody; I'd, Hosea Ste.
phens; best basket red sweet potatoes, A.
J. Robbins; 3D. E. s. Young best basket
flat turnips, Thomas Ewing I'd, Alfred
Stathems best basket white onions from
sets, Thomas Grigg.
VEGETABLES Second Division. Best
and largest pumpkin, Charles Boody; best
three cheese pumpkins, Joseph Burt best
three pumpkins of any other variety, Wes-
ley Elliott; I'd, f. 3. Minch; best basket
tomatoes, Phillip Hausmann I'd, Isaiah
Richman best six squashes, Stillman Shep-
pard; I'd, E. s. Young best two quarts Of
lima beans, E. s. Reeves I'd, NIicajah
Ayars best three watermelons, F. M. Bon
ham I'd, e. Stern; best twelve parsnips,
George NJ. Davis best basket of peppers,
Samuel Fisher; I'd, A. ]. Robbins; BEST
basket nutmegs, John Moore; I'd, James
Flanagan.
FARMING UTENsrLs.--Best straw and
stalk cutter, Mcbride s. Nichols best plow,
do. I'd, Daniel Bacon best combined now
er and reaper, L. B. Hoff; I'd, Danzenba-
ker g. Watson; best horse rake, Daniel Ba-
con best corn shelter, James Ayres; best
improved shelving, Lewis Dowdney best
and most numerous collection of agricultu-
raj implements, Daniel Bacon; special pro-
MUM to D. W. Mcbride, for mower.
MANUFACTURED ARTIcLEs.-First Divi-
sion. farm wagon, Lewis q. Dowd-
ney best double carriage, G. E. Bodino ;
best single carriage, G. R. Recap I'd, Lake
g. Caldwell; best set double harness, V. D.
Fisher; best display of blacksmith work,
Evan EVAN; best display of cabinet ware,
Samuel Huet.
MANUFACTURED ARTIcLEs.--Second Di-
vision.-Best display of photographs, Mrs.
Elizabeth Phillips; best display of corn
brooms, 81. Bonham best washing machine,
Jonathan Evans best clothes wringer,
James Hand & Son best apparatus for
raising water, L. Sharp.
SEWING MAcHINEs.--Best Sewing Ma
chine, Singer, B. F. Horner; I'd, Weede,
F. L. Padgett.
PLANTS AND FLowERs.-Best boquet,
Fanny Sheppard I'd, Sallie Parsons best
floral design, Mrs. H. B. Reese; ed, Marga-
ret Sutton best floral wreath, Olivia Elan
agin; I'd, Mrs. H. B. Reese; best display dahl
las, Maria l.. Nichols, I'd, Mrs. N. Bender ::
best collection cut flowers Mrs. G.. s. FIFTH
an best display wild cut flowers, Eliza A.
Cook best display dried grasses, Amy A.
Robbins special premium for fine display
of cut flowers, Mrs. Jacob Flanagan spec
ial premium for wild cut flowers, Mrs. Is
rael Miller; special premium for dried
grapes, Mrs. Israel Miller; special premi-
ums to Mrs. Ruth B. Elmer, Mrs. D. L.
Mason, Mrs Mary Bender and W. Shep-
pard for flowers in pots. Committee would
suggest that next year premiums be award
ed for best and I'd best pair of hanging bas-
kets also I'd premium on boquets.
LADIES WoRK-1st Division.-Best dis
play of wax fruit, Mrs. E. s. Marshall I'd,
II. Bonham best display wax flowers, Eva
D. Seeley I'd Olivia Flanagan best display
embroidery on common muslin, Matte
Hires I'd, Mary E. Newcomb; best plain
needle work, Mrs. Fl. Demaris I'd, Mrs. M.
B Woodruff; Mrs. T. F. Sheppard; best
pair cotton stockings or socks, Ella Mead
special premiums to Emma Buck and Helen
Ball, for wax leaves. The committee rec
ommend especial notice in behalf of seed
flowers, deposited by Sarah Garside and
Mrs. N. Allen; also homespun silk gloves
knit by Mrs. James Flanagan.
LADIES WoRK-2d Division. cot
ton bed quilt, Mrs. Markely; I'd, Mrs. JOS
phene Willis; Sd, Mrs. Thomas Ewing
best pair blankets, Eva Seeley; I'd, Mrs.
Rob't Dubois best knit countcrpanes, Mrs.
w. G. White; I'd, Mrs. Sarah E. Hunt
best display cotton crochet work, Mrs. Thos.
Ewing I'd, Mrs. Surge; Sd, Nettie Gill;
man; best display worsted embroidery, Al
bic Dunlap; I'd, Sallie II. Brown; best dis
display tufted work, Sallie 81. Brown I'd,
Mrs. A. R. Jones; best display worsted
work, Mrs. Fanny A. Sheppard I'd, Ettie
Howell special premium for worsted work,
Mrs. Goble special premium for embroi-
dered chair, Mrs. Chas. Dare; special pre-
MUM for worsted embroidery, Jennie Buck.
LADIES WoRK-3d Division.-Best dis
play leather work, Mrs. Jos. B, Blain best
display shell work, Mrs. J. L. Ring; best dis
play bead work, Mrs. D. M. Sheppard I'd,
Mrs. Sturge best hair design, Olivia Flan-
gin; best pastelle painting, Katie R. Stearns;
best oil painting, Katie Davis I'd, Allen T.
Miller; best crayon drawing, Katie R.
Stearns; best pencil drawing, Emily Davis;
I'd, Katie Davis; best moss painting, Lizzie
C. Thompson best carved brackets, Au-
gust E. NJ. Gosfen.
PRODUCE OF THE DAIRY.-Best butter,
not less than Abs, Jas. Flanagan I'd, d.
Woodruff Sd, Smith Sheppard most
tasteful ornamental design of butter for ia
BILE, E. s Young I'd, ]. Flanagan.
HOME DEPARTMENT-1st Division.-Best
wheat bread, Mrs. DR.. ]. G. Bowen; I'd,
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