The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-10-08

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FLOUR AND MEAL.
Cwt Wheat Flour David Nevius, "A. CIV
rye flour, Rockafellow 81 Ent, 3 David Ne
vius, 1. Cwt buckwheat -four, Bockafellow
& Emf, 8. r Aat5
Bush Early Rose Potatoes, George iB SLOT.
hoff 81 ; Dudley ID Bum, 800. Bush late
rose potatoes, Robert Thatcher, G Dun
ham, SOC. Bush white peach blows, Robert
Thatcher, I; Robert Hartpence, SOC. Bush
blue mercer potatoes, Lott Wilson, 1. Bush
mon Holcombe, SOC. Bush early goodrich
potatoes Robert Thatcher, l.; Elisha E Hol-
combe, SOC. Bush any variety "climax, !"
Solomon Hocombe, /. Queen Of the West,
Elisha E Holcombe, /. Excelsior, Elisha 4
Holcombe 1. Garnet Chill, Robert Thatcher,
/. Fluets, Whitfield Martin, 1. Cuseo Lott
P Wilson, 1. Shaker fancy, Lott p Wilson, I.
Breeze, Lott p Wilson, 1. Bush sweet p0ta-
toes, Lott Wilson, 1. Half peck tomatoes,
Elisha f Holcombe, Lott Wilson, 50c.-
Half peck onions from seed, A Craig, !;
William Hughes SOC. Halfpeck onions from
sets. Lott p Wilson, 1; Elisha Holcombe,
5C Zoe. 6 Beets, George Jordy, l.; Elisha Hol-
combe, Soc carrots Lott p Wilson, | 8
heads of cabbage, Elisha E Holcombe, Geo
Apgar, SOC. egg plants, John II Capner, 1 !;
Lott p Wilson, 50c. punches of celery, Will
liam. Hughes l. Pumpkins, Robert Thatch-
er, Jacob Hyler, SOC. Largest pumpkin,
Trimmer Aller Robert Thatcher, SOC. 3
souashes, Lott P Wilson, 1. 3 heads of eau
lifiower William Hughes, |. Largest squash,
George Salter, George Gano, soc. water
melons, Kitty Holcombe, / Anna NJ Hol-
combe, SOC. Quart lima beans, MrsJ W Bel
lis, Mary Ann Hartpence, SOC. Greatest va
rety of vegetables raised by the exhibitor,
/ Inf -
OYSTER plant Lott z Wilson, !. Vans, ] OFT
P Wilson, !. aaliiiif ga 9aHE9i5
FRUIT. la r.i n
Most numerous variety Of Apples, A V
HIolcombe, A /; G b Stothof, 2. 3kinds Of ap-
niles. G II Fisher, 8: b Stothoff, /. Half
hush apples, Robert Thatcher Q; G B Stot-
boff. /. Variety of pears, l. Dilts, a Asa
Dalrympe, 2. Sample of pears, Asa Dalrym-
ME. / WIN Poulson, Soc. Half bush peach
es, Simon Hibler, 2; d Compton, ]. Va
rety peaches Sophy Hartpence, 3. Display
Grapes, L Dilts, y.
FRUIT GROWN OUT OF THIS COUNTY.
70 or more Ounces, mrs p d Compton, 2 f;
r P Wagner, l. Variety Of grapes, L G
Dilts, Alex Allen, 2 Il N Bells, 1.
NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
Display Natural Flowers and Plants, Mrs II
Rounsaville, Q /; mrs p X Hoffman, / New
ya,irated coxcomb, very fine, George Gano
/. Display artificial flowers, Ida M Keen,
t; Farley Taylor, roe. Boquct Of natural
flowers. Mrs p X Hoffman, l. Display dab
lias with Names G II Dilts 2. Display flow
ers, in pots, Mrs Joseph Haines, /.
LADIES' WORK. ST DIVISION.
Fancy Chair Cover, mr. Il p Conkling, ~ ;
Kate Shepherd, 1. Foot stool cover, Mrs L
Rounsaville, 2. Ottoman cover, Estella Day,
Q; Mrs Z Rounsaville, I. Wooden Tidy, Mary
A Ramsay, mrs M Dalrymple, J.. Cot
ton Tidy, mrs + ii Thatcher, 2 ; Malvina
Cole, /. Silk embroidered Tidy, Martha
Rockafelow, 2. Knit tidy, e T Dunn, Q Mrs
Eliza Crittenden, /. Hearth rug, Mrs Samuel
Comet, 1; RH Wagner, SOC. Worsted az
CHAN, Rachel A Case, 8. Worsted shawl,
Mrs + ii Thatcher, 8 Mrs Samuel Comet,
Q. Worsted lamp mat, mary Ramsay, +;
Mary Fisher, Soc. Vase mats, Mrs Eliza Crit
tenden, 1. Java canvass tidy, mrs II Thatch-
err, 2 I; Mrs Clara Bells, /. Display of hair
work, A j Kinney, 2 Mrs Emma Smith, L.
Display of bead work, s G Quick, 2 !; Sallie
Lambert, 1. Silk sofa pillow, Elizabeth Shep-
perd, 2. Display crochet work in cotton,
Elizabeth kapf, Il; mrs Peter Haver, l.