Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-11-08
STATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

sramme Will De ahhoulceu aiioi.iS' ~
The mean time it Is requested that all |
,,a,s,x,ss fhav;ng snecimens of choice |
fruits, especially such as arc no" Vi no'
very common, will be prepared to bring
or send theu 90 tile meeting for examin- |
-. - 1;eo,,se;op fEd;tors in the
A'io'i anu D', --'.,, -,-, .,,o,.;o,,
inferior Oh tue 0'S'e WIZ p''"'' ~
his-meeting.l
The following is a report of the meet
- ooaS..,. -, ,,,o o.en;no of
my Va uie Noe''
Sept. ID:
..Et ,-v,x .prs xlp APPLES.
NE" "hArA' AMI Ar -
p,...n,sd Mt the Mestino of the Ohio
S.sss H,,r,sc,ais,,r1S tsoefetv az Mans
held. dvrinq the State Fqir.
-,
"A WINE 6eediIlg grape HaWeu EYE,
was presented by Judge Brinkerhoh;
he received the T.ne SWI Seass ~ .,oM 1.e
Captain J0nn OHVeT, tnen aresiueht VI
Alliance, but now OF SteuDenvLle, VINO
produced ~ iron sesu oi ,s .ue 0ooJu' III '.. a.
he believed anu Jne leai anu Vine sV
much resemble the Concord as to favor
that supposition- The vine Is quite Wig
Orots ana naroy, ana promises 70 oe
very productive fruiL OF Iair SIZE,
bunch longer and better shape than Mar
thu; the berry more Of a greenish white
color, finer texture ana PETER navor,
sweet and little musky. It was tasted
and approved Dy ali present. anu ueeh-
ed quite aypr0misihR variety. MT. pa.e-
ham thinks IL Is the same that mas peen
grown for Two or tnree years past, anu
propagated to Limited extent py Mr.
James McCurdy OF CoiumDia, Co;, put
he Is not at all positive on tnis point
The appearance OF the fruitis quite sim
liar, but the qnalty OF Ln,s s seen,s oesser Ne
than wnaI ne nau e: .as.eu lio. 80 ~. ..... ~
Curdy. He will investigate this matter
and report.
Chillicothe, presented nne specimens OF
this grape. anu salo ne Wlsneo tne neln-
bers OF tne society 10 pecone no.e Ia Ia
miiiar Win y, ior IN nls op,n .S h.t :. We as
very valuaple Hrape--one " Tue pes. SUI =,
the Rogers fanny DeIIer tnan 10 anu
Salem, as early as DelswaLe, nhS lol
table &no hiafheS, ne las nau ~, IN a, ocai
Ing three years. All aomlteeu tnas guar
Icy ana appearance Wero very sou;
MT: hicnmonu, VI SaLuusAy, salu II -
SCOUTS soil anu. l0catloiI Mere aas ssy Ia "a
voraDie Ior gLapes III II, inos. paSIs p;ahia ene
nogers salloSs az osa a.. wv W. s,,.,s+ -
cept In laVorapio soasos. slss' us .n ni"e' ~
canIlousiy; u.,.. oe w;,n;nr+o, nro
MT. u. we'I, soodi;rn So,e Dn, p,o pro
soh.eu sap.eo ~ 80 " ~ naiaS 5sra h;ipnh ph
ouoe1 IIoAi s., .o .H'o naIo,.,o,.a o" a,,d
slu uo.iy srs';,,' % 70 xs,,rs' I h,,t not
se1s4.ne ~ - ....o1;t,, o,,,isS ~
oeimk qu:O M. 9"r IT, ou e.n,. mOs
wen pc Jue9eu. INC aiHo .'n,a;nn eiam"fe iio"'
sASlo 9nsdSsS iEH, c,,h "a1 annies sro,n Dr Avers
eTSh ,.,os ~ sa;r annaa rance h,,t
y. ~. - s,.@.,,dsS.,.e &C tha Trsn nacanaan ~
nosI ~ sa... 80 s -asa,,t go, s,,ao;ai
inerrs. ei .xss, hr NJ sa,,;g s,
.saS " 10 Z seadliyo. of fair annear-
poscu ,,D ~ ~ sts;,,ad ,,,,;.h -aa a.d ~
auoS' ' yAI:.', s;,,a q, Saston,b1., Nv We ~
A,it -. ~ = fo;r na Ski fruit wbera
Inougne " oe Ia. .,aI ne. :. Hns p.. T.,
Lear aI,os.,,1 and e ,ta ,ahsts
~ ;,he uat t,ae .e. are oood h NAV .nrove ] wor.
~ th .,,S nS c.vU ooron,andotion Coi Richnond.
my ol 1 coMinSt.U nssn.a thnnht .ha nh;n Mn,
,,ar.;i n'r 4; sunar;or 10 n In 9naiitv and eou.l
anrear"nce %. The Nannareii was aoS-
~ spPoa.a, 81 ,ato. 90 po'-
sioiy WeeA VI W. n..r ia
Mr. tannorn, y, IaiIs'iIIS, s1s ny. ,l piesen.e1
goou seeug ian "pp.ea as,hio mon nc sa;u sa;u
Mas plouuc.so ua au t,..LIe y '"ii
quaiity, uut noC e.auui Iclal Nau1o.
mt. Nl1aSa1 3wmaa T,s. PeseIleu
py Jesse nan, ol S'er,hoIs couIiey, WHO
saio IL ueserveu 70 ne Dette1 hhgwH. II
Ii mentioneu III "a'uer onioIUsy Dus
not descriDeu, anu mas peen e4hloiteu
once or twice Ia years past aC meetihgs
OF thls ooclety, wls"oue spee,aI RECORD.
Lackawack SWEEP. presented Dy u. ..
ficket, OF Huron county, IS rennsyl-
wanna apple, OF Iair appearance ana good
quality, rich, tenmer, ,sweet-oept.
~, n G.n,T. Sart rad ba andsome"~nt -
ripe. - ltna
os,ta5 s,,asir,a,s of Ma largo winter on
nIe and ave its history. as In last year,s
renortSno further knowledge was OBJ.
tainesl Respecting II.
Mr., p ETChambordl of Fulton conn
tv nrasented q seedlino annie. hand
some. bright yellow. sub-acid. good.
Gent
Rnsa;an Annles-.Tosenh Morris. of
Morrow county. presented specimens of
two smiles the snrnluct Of two OF. lie va
rieties ar Rnssian scions. sent ont from
the Denartment of Agriculture two
wears ago: one was labeled Borsdorfer.
and the other White Lsomethinpl hut
neither of them were eorrect TO name =
That labeled Borsdorfer was much larg-
er and Ionoer,than that old German an
nlesand both were more or less striped
with rod Mr.. Rateham subseouentlv
rook fhese twn annles to the meetino at
Roston e,,d evb;hiteI them to Mr. Rsrrv
anS Tho,nas hmt failed NJ thair
jdentihcatton-
ETY., 1t was decided, should be held at
Mansfield early In December, the exact
ume 10 De de'ermineo Ds tne comm'ttee.
4.sF4,s.ss ~ m q. %.
PEAR BLIGHT.
Mr.. Dinner stated before a recent
meeting of the Montgomery County Hor-
ticult,,ral ASoeiety that he, had recently
~ Deen IN tne vIc,nity ot xoaeuo' % anu mo
and had conversed with many frni,
growers on the subject Of pear blight,
&c. Among others Mr.. Fahnestock,
VINO SAYS ne mas succeeueo thus Iar at
Ie. to th. ~ raesr ~ tree ae % saws % the harE e Of
the BODY Of the tree becomes tight. it
seems to adhere to the wood, becomes