The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-10-18


CLASS 22-swINE, SMALL BREED.
Best boar yr and over IS, PP Hershey.
Second best 3, Henry Imler.
Best brood SOW and pigs 5, Emanuel Reed.
Best brood SOW 8, Henry Imler.
GLASS 23-PoU1TRY.
Best pair bramahas g, J Hit.
Pair Chinas 2, E Rhoades Jr.
Pair game 2, E Rhoades Jr.
Pair dorkins 2, E Rhodes Jr.
Pair poland 2, Adam Hodes.
Pair Spanish 2, H Imler.
Pair turkeys 2, H ImIer.
Pair ducks 2, II Imler.
Pair bantums 2, Geo B Smith.
Pair houdens 2, Mrs Frank Decker.
Best poultry by one exhibitor 2, S. Buck
land.
CLASS N-AGRICULTURALl IMPLEMENTS, sc.
Best sEard plow 50, N Buchanan.
PIow for general use 3, Thompson s. Co.
Two-horse cultivator 8, A. Hensel
Harrow 3, Thompson & Co.
Horse rake 2, Thompson & Co.
Pitch fork J., Garfield, Hedrick & Bristol.
Graiu drill 2, A ] Mowery.
Churn 2, D Blue.
Fanaing mill 2, Baker & Co.
Farm gate 2, VIM L Crosby.
Double shovel plow l, D Blue.
Sub-soil plow 2, A Hensel.
Gr.ih Cradle l, Garfield, Hedrick & Bristol.
Hand rake l, Peter Doell.
Bee hive l, H Hodgson.
Apple pearer SOC, Garfield, ,Hedrick& Bristol.
Threshing machine and straw carrier 5, N
Bowlus.
Hay and straw cutter 2, Peter Spieldenner.
Corn shelter 2, Thompson & Co.
Clover hulling machine s. J H Tebbie.
Wash machine 2, d S. Blue.
Clothes Wrlnger l, Providence Tool Co.
Sausage stutfer and cutter 1, Garfield, He'd
rick & Bristol.
Well pump l, Cbas Fishbaugh.
/ One-half dozen corn brooms l, E NJ Lance.
/ Most numerous display agricultural imple-
ments 8, Thompson & Co.
] Corn baskets l, H H Tucker.
Flour barrel l, Charles June.
| Double plow 2, Peter King.
Cider mill 2, Canield, Hedrick & Bristol.
CIod crusher 2, Peter King.
Land roller 2, H Buchman.
/ Hay rack 2, A Hensel.
Feed grinder l, Peter Spieldenner.
Corn plow and cultivator 8, P Spieldenner
Hay loader l, H Thompson.
Corn plow dip, A Mowrey.
Hedge shears dip, Garfield, Hedrick &
Bristol.
Pruning shears dip, Garfield, Hedrick &
Bristol.
Display shovels dip, Garfield, Hedriok &
Bristol.
Cast plow dip, Thompson s. Co.
Steel plow dip, @ M Dillon q Co.
CLASS 25-WAGoNs AND CARRIAGES.
Best farm wagon general use s., A Ochs.
Spring wagon 8, Ambrose 0chs.
Truck wagon 5, Ambrose Ochs.
| Sleigh 5, Ambrose Ochs.
| Family carriage D, Ambrose Oehs.
| Single covered buggy 5, @ Osborne
Open carriage 3, Ritchie & Wightman.
Single open buggy 5, Ambrose Ochs.
CLASS 27-sAMPIEs OF VEGETABLES.
Best bushel peach blow 81, Jonathan Spohn.
BusheI late potatoes l, Sam Waggoner.
Bushel sweet potatoes l,Jno D Greenbreyer.
Sample beets l, W D Slime.
Sample carrots /, Jno A Paulus
Sample parsnips l, Mrs NJ E Pease.
Sample squashes l, W Laird
Sample pumpkin l, B B Overmeyer.
/ Sample pie plant l, d Greenbreyer.
Specimen water melon l. David Hawk.
| Peck tomatoes l, E II Muchmore.
Mango pepper dip, D Greenbreyer.
| Cabbage l, Jno Munich.
CLASS 28-sAMPLEs OF GRAIN.
Best bushel white seed wheat 81, P ?
| Hershey.
#Best bushel red seed wheat /, E TindaH.
1
| *Best bushel red seed do l, ] WHutchinsor
Best bushel white seed corn l, II H Tucker.
Best bushel yellow seed corn l, H Bowlus
Best bushel clover seed 2, W Laird
Best bushel white beans l, David Hawk.
Best bushel seed barley l, Sam Wagponer.
Best bushel oats l, L Miller.
Best sample pop corn l, Eli Reeves.
Best sample sweet corn l, J D Greenbreyer.
*Committee unable to decide between these
three samples red seed weat.
CLASS 29-DAIRY AND PROVISIONS.
Best barrel -four 81, E Jones,
Three loaves domestic white bread l, Mrs J
F Miller.
Three pounds butter 2, Mrs L Loose.
Second best /, Mrs T Miller.
Best pounds honey l, Mrs o Miller.
Syrup made from china cane l, H Herman.
Apple butter l, Mrs Sam Koons.
Gallon peach butter l, Mrs Fanny Reif.
Cheese not less than 25 lbs 2, David Fuller.
Second best l, B B OYermeyer.
Variety and quality preserves l, Mrs E
Tindall
Canned fruit l, Mrs David Hawk.
Jellies l, Mrs E Tindall.
Pickles l, Mrs Fanny Reif.
Gallon maple syrup l, Mrs E Kellogg.
Display jelhes l. Mrs David Hawk.
CLASS 30-FRUIT.
Best six variety apples not less then each
81, d g II Thompson.
Second best l, David Hawk.
Best winter 2, D G H Thompson.
Second best l, 0 J Miller.
Basket ten varieties, not less then - bushel
2, VIM Herbster.
Display in variety and quail. 81 B LoveIand.
Six varieties peaches 8 each l, o Miller.
Greatest display 5 each l, Miller.
Five varieties pears, each l, B Loveland.
Display In varieties and quality 20 J Miller.
Twelve ounces l, Miss Emma Amsden.
Variety grapes l, Mrs A L Camfeld.
Plate punches l, Mrs A L Camfeld
Largest display fruit 10, o Miller.
CLASS Sl-oABINET WARE.
Best dining table 81, Casper Smith.
Lounge l, Casper Smith.
Dressing bureau l, Tschumy & Doncyson.
Set parlor chairs |, Casper Smith.
Set bed room furniture 8, Tschumv &, Don-
cyson.
Display cabinet ware 8, Tschumy s Dom
cysoR,
CLASS 32-LEATHER WORK
Best light harness 81, Jas Kriddler
Case boots and shoes l, S P Meng.
Double light harness l, Jas Kridler.
CLASS 34-DolEsTIo GOODS.
Best 10 yds rag carpet 81, Mrs B Karobnsr
Second best !, Mrs F " Remy.
Best linen cloth 2, Mrs Jas Wapgoner
Best coverlet 2, Mrs David Pentza
Second best l, Mrs A H Andres
Best patch work quilt 2, Mrs Geo G-eirs-
Second best l, Mrs. n Willard.
Third best so cts Mrs NJ E Peasa
Best white quilt 2, Mrs A II Andres
Best worsted quilt 2, Mrs Betsev Ricbord,
Second best l, Mrs David Havf
Best woolen shawl l, Eliza j Glass
Best woolen blanket l, Mrs d Johns
Best cotton stockings l, Mrs r Tindau
Second best 80 cts Mrs Mary Jaokson
Best woolen stockings l, Mrs E TindalI
Second best 30 cts Mrs B Karcbner.
Best knit mittens l, Mrs p TindaII
Second best 80 cts Mrs A H Ickes.
Best hearth rug l, Mrs Mary jackson.
Second best 80 cts Mrs VIM B Smith.
Best coIored yarn l, Mrs NJ Willard.
Second best 50 cts Mrs E H Muchmore.
Best white yarn l, Mrs NJ Willard
Second best 80 cts Mary Speildenner.
Best display cassimeres, hannels, yarns, &c,
5, P Dean.
CLASS 35-MIsCELLANY.
Best sample saleratus l, Perry Close.
Best barrel lime l, D L June 81 Co.