The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-10-19

Flour, meal &c.--Davis 4 Beal ge
at prem., on winter ana sprung
wheat -four. diploma.
Fresh Butter-1st prem, J. A
Upham, I'd prem, 8. 81. Davis.
Honey-1st prem. J. Il. Locke.
Bread-1st prem, Il. A: Benson.
Wine-1st PREM, @. F. Davis.
Sorghum syrup-lst pre'n'' j. IL
Davis
Grab app'es-1st prem Mrs. Waite
Glove apple list prem, L. Becker.
Variety Canned Fruit-T. G. Nc
ClQre LIST prem.
Pickles list PREM, VIM. Loudon.
Preserves-1st PREM, R. A. Ben.
son.
Apples-lst prem, Chas. Lueg
Best and largest display of flow.
ers and plants-1st PREM, T. G. Nc
clure.
Oil Paintings-1st PREM, Mrs. Irs
Moore.
Water Color Painting--1st PREM;
Mr.. Hill.
Farmers Wreath-1st prem, Mrs.
M. P. Noel, dip.
PHOTOGRAPHER. Hill LIST prem,
very ane collection. dip.
India lnk-1st PREM, J. Hill.
Rag Carpets-1st prem, Mrs. H.
p. Bennett.
Hair Work--'1st PREM, Mrs. Null.
liken, dip
Goodrich s. Stevens of Minnean.
oils had fine display of hair work,
diploma.
Wooden Stockings-Henry Brink.
Knit Rugs--1st PREM, Mrs, john
Locke.
Counterpane-1st prem. g. Due
ber.
Quilt-1st prem, Nrs. Vim. Dick
lnson.
Gents Scarf-dip., Mrs G. A. Gil.
man.
Plain sewing-1st PREM, Miss
Whitney.
Letter Case-1st prem, Miss NJ.
Rigby, dip.
Embroidery-1st prem, Miss
Whitney.
Worsted Work-dip., Mrs. Van-
dersluis.
Cushions-dip., Mrs. Vandersluis.
Leather Work-1st PREM, Mrs.
Getchell.
Sewing machine work-Howe
sewing machine work LIST prem,
Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine
work, I'd prem.
Millinery and fancy goods-H o.
tensmeyer LIST prem.
Cross-L Becker 1st prem.
Wooden Tides do
Cotton Tides do
Buggies & Hegg exhibit,
two very fine buggies, home made.
G. F. Powell, trotting wagon, good
brought from the east aud here on
exhibition.
Cutters-H G Mills, st Paul, very
f1ne, LIST prem.
Display Furniture-Lancaster &
Carr, 1st prem for home made, very
dne indeed. Spicer & Carlisle LIST
prem for best display
Cant Dogs, Boganrief & Fuller 1st
prem
Horse Shoes, J w Robertson, best
hammered horse shoe, LIST prem
Boganrief & Fuller I'd
Spinning Wheel, j f Mocken-
haupt LIST prem, Paul Mockenhaupt
I'd prem
Buggy wheels. Scott 4 Hegg, LIST
prem
Barrels, v. Wetzel, best display,
Davis. Beal L Co, best workmanship
Clothes Boilers, only one on exhi.
bition.
Parlor Stoves, Powell Bros 1st
prem, Stevenson & Co ID prem
Cook stoves, foreign manufacture.
Powell Bros 1st prem, Stevenson l.
Cohome made, fine display, LIST prem
Castings, Stevenson & Co. very
fine display, LIST prem
Scales, Rosenberger Bros, worry
tine display of Fairbanks Scales
Stove elbows, Sellew Elbow Co,
LIST prem, a very fine elbow
Broilers, one entry, name not giv>
en-, LIST prem
Doors and Sash, F H Dam LIST
prem, first class
Saws, Powell Bros, 1st prem
miscellaneous display of drug.
gist's fancy goods, M G Tolman, co.
logne, LIST prem, show case fancy
goods, LIST prem, cigars, 1st prem,
Whips, 6 Dueber, 1st prem,
Lath BOlter, ThOs Wilson. LIST
prem, we'll adapted the purpose
Horse collars, g Oueber LIST prem
Canary birds, l. Becker, very fine
and extensive display
Robes, r Burdick, LIST prem, beau.
tiful
Leveling Instrument, O E Carl
con, LIST prem we'll adapted to Its pur-
Display of Jewelry, A w Bush,
excellent, VIM Mercer, very fine
Moving machine-A. Grovenor,
Meadow King, 1st prem.
Reapers-Ohio Champion COM
bined reaper, 1st prom; Little Cham
pion single reaper, LIST prem.
Horse rakes-Hoiiinesworth Rake
Lot PREM, combined separator,
thresher, horse power LIST prem, case
mounted power 1st prem.
National Hay, straw and stalk !
cutter lst PREM; Stevenson & Co.,
Gales, End prem. !
Corn shelter-Burall, 1st prem.
A. Grovenor.
Breaking plow--Prairie Breaker
LIST prem, Grant Breaker End prem.
Crossing plows-1st prem. Steven
son 4 Co., End prem. Monitor pl0w.
Observation-Disclosures, A. Grove
nor 1st prem.
Grain Dr;Il--Buckeye, A. Grove
nor LIST prem.
Farm wagons--Whitewator and
Weary, each LIST PREM, Scott & Hegg
End prem.
Cobb crusher..>Little Giant, A.
6rOvenOr LIST prem.
SeedeI->.A. GrOvenOr LIST brem.
Tanning mills.->Racine mill, A.
Grovenor 1st prem.
canada hos an unusually large
grain crop.
An Eastern paper lately took &C.
eas'on to remark that several Of the
most successful lawyers in the country