Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-15


Mrs. VIM. MullineuX, $5
Best oil painting, Mrs. Jennie Lowry, q
Best pencil drawing,
Miss Fanny Newton,
AWdrding COmmittee.-John L.
Guy, Miss Jnlia Bing, Mrs. w. S.
Hanson.
Ornamental sWOrk.
Specimen wax fruit, Lester Hubert, 50
| do wax flowers, same,
do fancy work,
Mrs. VIM. Mullineux, 2
do netting, same,
do feather work,
Mrs. j. J. Pool, 2
do hair work, SAME,
| do shell work,
Miss Cora Bayes,
do bead work, same,
do crochet work, same, 2
Awdrding COmmittee.-C. j. Vim
cent, Mrs. j. c. Vanden, Mrs. r. c.
Johnston.
Ladies' Needle Work.
Piece ornamental work,
Mrs. Sophronia Trowbridge, So
Ottoman cover, Mrs. w. S. Hanson,
Embroidered collar, Lester Hubert, 2
Braided work, Mrs. VIM. MullineuX,
Silk embroidery, same,
Chenille embroidery. same,
Sewing machine work, same, 2
Lamp mat, Mrs. S. Trowbridge,
White quilt, Mrs. E. G. Alcorn,
Worked quilt, Mrs. A. VanGilder, 3
do Mrs. J. j. Pool,
Silk quilt, Mrs. r. X. Sisson, 3
Patchwork quilt,
Mrs. VIM. Mullineux, 8
Variety of worsted work,
Mrs. SophrOnia Trowbridge, 3
Cotton cOunterpane,
Mrs. VIM. MullineuX,
Specimen lace work,
Mrs. Rosina LeCIercq, 4
Bed quilt QUILTED on machine,)
Mrs. VIM. Walker, 3
MRS. r. C. Smithers exhibited fine Or
namental work, which was referred to
the Board by Committee, there being no
premium offered for such work. Same
action was taken on a beautiful toilet
set exhibited by Mrs. VIM. S. Hanson
AWdrding Committee.-John A.
Morrison, Mrs. W. H. Eagle, Miss
Romano Mccormick.
Domestic Articles.
Best 10 yards homemade flannel,
Mrs. E. A. Stone, SO 90
Best 10 yards factory flannel,
Waddell, Blazer & Co., 2 90
Best 10 yards factory jeans, same, 90
Second best, same, 90
Second best, flannel, same, 2 90
Best pair blankets, Lester Hubert, 8 90
Second best, Mrs. r. NJ. Fulton, 2 90
Best l0yards rag carpet, 0half pre-
MUM to weaver,) Mrs. ID. r. S.
Shaffer, 3 90
Second best, Mrs. NJ. NJ. M Mossman, 2 90
Best COverlet, Mrs. r. X. Sisson, 2 90
Pair wOolen gloves, Lester Hubert, 80
do mittens, by hand, same, 80
do socks, do same, so
do stockings, do same, 81. so
Pair cotton stockings, do same, 80
Ascording Committee.-D. R. S.
Shaffer, Mrs. f. A. Stone, Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Mossman.
Grains and Seeds. sR.g
Half-bushel white wheat,
w Ill. DOlCt, Tl
Half-bushel red wheat,
Joseph W. Roush, /
Half-bushel oats, r. M. Fulton, /
Half-bushel corn, E. F. Mills, ]
Peck timothy seed, Lester Halbert,
Peck clover seed, same,
Greatest variety of corn, 6 ears each,
John Kerns, l
Aacdrding Committee.-A. S. Bing,
Reuben Aleshire, Z. f. Mills.
Vegetables.
Three varieties potatoes. one peck
each, marked and labeled,
Joseph w. Roush, 81 90
Half-bushel peach-blow potatoes,
Joseph w. Roush, 30
Half-bushel early rose potatoes,
Samuel Rothgeb, 80
do peerless potatoes, same, 80
do Indiana prem. potatoes,
Samuel Rothgeb, 80
do sweet potatoes,
VIM. Walker, so
Peck tomatoes, Z. A. Stone, 30
do onions, Joseph w. Roush, so
Half-dozen cabbage, L. A. Stone, 80
Greatest variety of pumpkins and
squashes, 3 each. A. S. Bing, 2 90
Greatest variety of melons, 8 each,
James Preston, ] 90
Half-peck peppers, E. A. Stone, so
do lima beans, same, 80
do white beans,
II. d. George, so
do corn beans, John Kerns, so
Specimen white table turnips,
Samuel Rothgeb, 80
do carrots, II in number,
Lester Hubert, SO
do table beets, II in num-
Der, Samuel Rothgeb, so
do. mangel wurzel, II in
No. Lester Hubert, 90
Aacarding Committee.-E. A. Stone,
S. V. Rothgeb, Simeon Roush.
Frufts--Named and Labeled.
Six sorts winter apples, each,
j. j. Bing, 81 90
Half-bushel Rome Beauties,
A. S. Bing, so
Half-bushel Rambos,
John Kerns, so
Half-bushel wine sap, j. J. Bing, 80
Half-bushel Ben Davis,
wTF y A. S. Bing, so
Half-bushel Smiths cider,
J.J. Bing, so
Half-bushel peaches, size and quail
ity considered, Harvey Hern, 90
Half-bushel ounces, A. S. Bing, 90.
Six bunehes grapes,
w. s. Hanson, 90
AgcqTdfnq OnaHsittee.-James Van