The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-09-23
FINE ARTS.


Best landscape in oil, D. s. Evans portrait
IN oil without aid Of PHOTOGRAPH, D S. Evans.
Animal in oil, W. A. Mote.
Fruit and fancy flower painting IN oil, W A
Mote.
Landscape in water Colors, Miss Alice
Evans.
Collection Of Of chromos, Nicholson 4 Bro.
Specimen Of sign painting James E Rog-
erson.
Specimen Of crayon drawing, Mrs Jno Tn
derwoodi Cam City.
Portrait with aid ofphotograph, . Evans.
Specimen pencil drawing, Mrs DR. gilbert.
son.
Portrait ia oil, painted by exhibitor, D s
Evans.
Landscape painted by exhibitor, W A Mote.
- Marine view painted by exhibitor, James E
Rogerson. ITO
Historical painting BY exhibitor, d Evans.
Allegorical painting BY exhibitor, D Ev-
ans.
Culinary, BREADsTUFFs. &C.
Barrel of -four &C mmittee couldn't agree.
Bush corn meal, A w Fisher.
80 lbs buckw heat -four, B Wright.
Loaf Of bread, Mrs r Miller.
Specimen cake Lizzie Snelser.
Assortment of preserves, Mrs e P Weesuer
Assortment Of jellies, Miss Ida Sims.
Gallon of apple butter, Jane Brown.
Assortment of candy, Vansant.
FARM PRODUCE.
Halt bush white corn in ear Boon lst
Half bush white corn IN ear Nathan Haw-
kins I'd.
Half bush yellow corn in ear William Hor-
ton I'd.
Half bush yellow corn in ear Levi Druly ID.
Peck of hominy l. Minor.
Peck Of NON corn In l.irdSv Rrowo
Half bush wheat, B F Crawford L Co.
Half bush barley, Levi Druly LIST.
Half bush barley Leonard Wolfer I'd.
Half bush oats S Taylor LIST. -
Half bush oats John Kale 81.
Half bush rye B l. Minor LIST.
Half bush rye Daniel Bulla Cd.
Half bush buckwheat G w Stevenson frst,
Half bush buckwheat l. Minor ID.
Half bush cloxerseed b L Minor first.
Half bush cloverseed s F TAYLOR I'd.
Half bush timothy seed Jesse Townsend
first.
Half BUSH timothy seed Calet, She.ron ID,
half bush flaxseed levi DruIy first.
Half bush faxseed H Mitchell I'd.
half bush blue grass seed l. Minor.
Sample broom-corn Leonard Wolfer first.
Sample broom. corn II Clark, I'd:
Half bush wheat John Highley I'd.
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Five lbs butter Mrs s D Lynde first.
Second Phebe A Hoover.
SUGAR AND HONEY.
Ten lbs maple sugar Mrs c NJ Fryar FIRST
Second Jarvis HORNED.
One gal maple molasses Mrs N Fryar
first.
Second Jarvis HORNED.
One gal sorghum nolasses J Conley first
Ten lbs sorghum sugar Jane Brown.
Beehive and mode of managing beees, to.
gether with box containing ten lbs honey
r SpaldiDg, FIRST.
Second 4 Campbell.
VEGETABLES.
Half bush Irish potatoes Leonard Wolfe
first.
Second VIM Taylor.
Halt bush sweet potatoes James Home
| first.
Second Samuel Fryar.
Half bush onions B L Minor first.
Half bush tomatoes Leonard Wolfer first
Second Minor.
! Half bush carrots L Wolfer.
Half bush parsnips G H Lewis
Halt bush turnips VIM Taylor. ..
Greatest variety Of vegetables raised BY OK
hibitor VIM Taylor first. "a
I Second d L Minor.
Specimen eggplant VIM Taylor.
Specimen celery r L Minor.
Specimen satisfy VIM Taylor.
Specimen cucumbers n B Taylor.
Specimen radishes L Minor.
Specimen cantelope L Minor.
Specimen rhubarb Teas.1
Secimen squashes > Fryar.
heads cabbage B L Minor.
turnips Edward Grimes.
Variety beans s F Taylor.
Halt dog watermelons G W Connian.
Collection Of pickles, Anna II Marmon.
Greatest variety Of canned fruits and vef
etables put up by exhibitor, Lewis Jone o.
, General collection of potatoes Il Grail
first.
Collection Of farm and garden produ
grown on one farm and exhibited by owner
tender. Levi Druly.
FRUITS. 1885,
Variety Of winter apples raised by e.hi
itor Benz Lloyd first.
Second Oliver Moore.
i. Ten varieties autum apples raised by e
hibitor David Sands first.
> Second Mendenhall Bros.
D Three varieties sweet apples Oscar Fry
I'll FIRST.
: Second BENZ Lloyd.
i Assortment OF pears raised by exhib Jas
r Ross 6rst.
Second J Conley.
Assortment ofpsaches raised by exhib "
e d Roberts first.
Second John Wiley.
4 Assortment of grapes raised by e1hib
!" Z Williams drss.