The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-10-04

new machine gotten up by our
townsman Col. A. B. Smedley and
it promises to be one of the very
best machines manufactured. We
shall refer to it more Il. length
hereafter. j. +. Hughes, exhibits
uunhcr Of machines. J G Car
ter, 3 i L Dickcy tanning mills,
a. ID Wright, Anderson steamer, J
} Marsh s. Co, the Marsh Harvest
er, Ohio self rake reaper, Ohio
champion mower, layrakes, sulkys,
scelers. &c. Ammon & Greer cx-
hibit their wagons and plows.
Hanchctt e Lonas have very
very fine display Of stoves, J w
Richardson one-halt bushcl each,
beans, stock bcets, carrots, oats
and parSnips. d Fraser 6 ears
white, and 6 ears mammoth corn,
3 heads cabbage. J III White, 3
table squashes, 6 ears coru. one
half bushel potatoes. Ira Eldringe
one.half bushel sweet potatoes. j
Badger, one-Ealf bushel corn, one
half bushel potatoes, pumpkins,
Hubbard squashcs, and cabbage.
JAS Ii EaSton, 6 ears pop corn, one
half bushel corn, 3 cabbages. nj
Is Doslitlle, 3 sweet pumpkins, 6
ruttabaGas, 3 water melons. 5 NJ
Wildnan, 5 pumpkins, 4 citrons,
2 sluashes, peanuts, flax seed, flint
and pop corn. J M Bowers, 2
squashes, ears corn, J. B. Mitch
ell, several varieties of potatoes,
radishcs, 3 table squashes, sweet
and pop corn, cucumbers, &c, S
Isadtord, 3 cabbages, I beet, half
buslel potatoes, J. +. Mitchell halt
bu>hcl each, corn, early lose and
peach blow potatoes, G. b. Samson
3 ears corn.
DIVISION G.-FEUlTs, PANTRY STORES,
FLOWERS. PAINTINGS, ETC.
The display Of fruits is enough to
make our people proud Of Howard coun-
ty The specimens of apples, pears.
grapes. &c, on exhibition surpass all
belief and come up to the standard ex-
expected IN fairs IN regular fruits grow.
ing countries. The display of other az
t,c'es in this department is positively as.
tonishing. The following persons have
articles on exhibition: II III Davis, Il
varieties fall and winter apples, Ira Ed
ridge, 2 varieties apples, w Briefly, ap.
pies, NJ II Fainsworth, apples, Mrs G
Upton, winter apples, N b wheeler va
rictcs grapes, 4 b Smedlev, grapes, ap.
pies, crabs and plums, J 7 Borthwick
9 Seeding apples, d W Owen, grapes ant
pears, Carpenter 81 Mitchell. variety o
apples and grapes, John Bulger, bread
biscuit, butter and hard soap, J f White
home made vinegar, Berber, 5 lbs butter
Mrs } Walton, package do. Mrs Maria
Upton, s lbs do, Miss ada Dunn, lbs do
Mary Hollister, do, Josephine Ferris, do
Mary y Watson. do, Ada Radford, do
Clara Colt, do, NJ i Dooliltle, 2 chooses
G Morse, box honey, 4 B Snedley, grape
raspberry, currant, plumb. and appl
jelly, fruits, &c, II d Noble, 4 kinds jelly
T. Light, wild grape wine, Z p Dunn
pickles, w Il Webster, bread, jam, appl
butter and preserves, mrs G 5 Thnrbe
currant wine cans fruit, 3 kinds jelly
mrs " r Mead, cnrrant Wine and puml
jelly, Mary A Walton, bread, mrs Wal
ton SOUR and sweet pickles, S, G. Kendall
2 sacks ilotr, mrs J b Mitchell, crab ap
pie, grape, cranberry jelly, currant wine
cucumber pickles, + Mitchell, boxe
honey, Ralph Breckenridge, spccimei
penmanship, pop corn, Clara Webster
tidy, Flora G.athart, specimen penman
ship, and painting, Willie Barber, pei
drawing Il NJ Bradley, pop corn. JOIN
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man, 2 tides and pincuslion, mrs w !
Mead. pair stockingh. A 3 Smedley
bouquets, &c, mrs w Il Webster, greel
house and other plants, mrs Elizabetl
Walton, 5 lbs butter, mrs G. NJ Harris
display Of flowers, boauets &c, NJ,
Culyert, butter in rolls, miss NJ G Wei
| etc nj IL t.l, I ct
in, sign paintings, mrs 7 II Perry, pen
cling. miss Lucy Tnurber d.
maple wood, crayon and drawing
Mrs W Richardson, shell bnsket, MI
7 P Davies, pair white secks,pr slippers
wax work, and several cages birds, MI
ID + Edminster, bed quilt, Mrs L McCul
Tough, hand sewing, embroidery, braid
ing. chair tidy and machine work, Mrs
Clark, knit bedspread, log cabin quil
Lizzie Briefly, hood, mrs John Winborn
cushion, mrs W j Stoddard, tidy, mrs
NJ Richards. patch work. etc, mrs Breck
enridge, quilt, A Seeman. worsted flow
ers, Maggie Glass, wax flowers, J B Ca
ward EXHIBITS some very fine articles O
clothing of his own make. A Z Smedlc
tidy, crochet, and chinille work, mrs j
Bradley, lamp mat and bed quilt, mrs
Potter, wax cross, Betsy Gilman, 7
years old, stocking yarn, Emma b Mt
son, crochrt work, mrs T r Perry, 2 pr
stockings mrs Z p Dunn, Singer SEWN
machine, f Martin, Howe do, A Ston.
Geo Woods & Co.'S melodeon, mrs G
Thurber. tides, mrs G Ladd, / fin
shirt and 8 yards carpet, mrs G Kef
dali, tidy and rug, mrs P N Glathart,
worsteds rugs, mrs c + futile, cora
mrs NJ Field, bead work and worste
flowers, A w Clough, knitting machin,
II + Cutler, spinning wheel, Daniels .
Sadler, washing machine.
-... FLOWING MATCH.
Entries for this premium are master
Leo J Richardson and Henry Doolittl