The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-10-16


. o howard, best farm gate
Canheld, Hsdrick & Bristol, best double
Blue & Ilears Bros, best cast plow 90
Blue & Lears Bros, best single shovel
ploW Y
HI OvermeyeT, Beehive Q
Garfield, Hedrick q Bristol, apple parer 3
W L Richards, best drain tile
OF Howard, best washing machine 2 0
Thompson & Co, clothes wringer 2 0
Garfield, Hedrick & Bristol, best well
pump
E W Lance, best corn brooms l 0
Thompson & Co., best basket 8
= W Amsden, garden driu
Blue & Lear Bros, road scraper Q
field roller 0
lawn roller
lawn settee
hitching post
farm bell l Q
Peter Dosll, hand rake 8
CLASS 27-wAsoNs AND CARRIAGES
Abross Ochs, best farm wagon,
w g Gill, best spring wagon
Moore, best truck
Ambrose Ochs, best sleigh
P Moore, best family carriage
J P Moore, best single covered buggy
JP Moore. bsst single open buggy
Ambrose Ochs, best 2 seated covered
family carriage
J P Moore, best seated open carriage
R Banman, best pair bob sleds
CLASS 2S-FIELD CROPS
Competitors in this class may make entrie
up TO November lst., 1874. Committee tn
Board Of Directors.
CLASS 29-sAHRLEs OF VEGETABLES
WV Brim, best bushel early potatoes
David Hook, best bu peach blow
David Hook, best bu early rose
John Latdig, best bl shaker Tnsset
David Hauk, best bu neschaunocks
David Hauk, best bu peerless
David Hauk, best bu sweet potatoes
Samuel Liller, best bu onions
] d Greenbriery, best sample beets
" I Naff, best sample carrots
J r Clark, best sample parsnips
s s Rathburne, best sample squashes
c Batzole. best sample pumpkin
" A Hartsock, best sample pieplant
W g H2ford, best sample wator melons
Miss Fanny Reiff, best peck tomatoes
JRClark, best display quantity and variety 10
George Abbot, mammoth squash !
H H Ovenneyer, best sugar beet l
D Price, best sample cabbage
NJ A HaTts0ek, best rutabaga turnip
W I Neh, best gourd
J Benner, best radishes
W g Haford, best egg plant
CLASS 30-sA1PLKs OF GRAIN
J Rosenburger, best bu white seed wheat
J. Hogan, best bu red seed wheat
Jacob Reed, BEST bu white corn
J E Wickert, best b1 yellow corn
J Waggoner, best bu clover seed
E Boyer, best bu timothy seed J
Heraine Low, best bu white beans
Reiff, best bu oats
n r Tucker, best sample pop corn
6 Fitch, best sample sweet corn
CLASS SI-DA1RY AND PROVISIONS
Mrs II Wilk, best lbs butter
Mrs Fanny Rsif, ID, do
Miss Z J Miller, best lbs maple sugar
Miss E Miller, best gal maple syrup
J A BoWlus, best gal china cane syrup
Miss = Miller, best gal apple butter
Mrs Fanny Reifi, best gal peach butter
Miss z Miller, best loves white bread
Mrs Fanny Reif, best cone bread
L Luse, best cheese
Mrs Fanny Reif, variety and quality
preserves
N A HartsOek, best, varieties canned
fruit
Clara Clark, best varieties Jelly l
N A HsTtsock, best display canned fruit
Hiss 2 Miller, best display jelies 2
Miss E Miller, best pickles
Mrs W G Haford, best bu dried apples
Mrs Jas Hyatt, best sample tomato butter
W A Hartsock, best sample catsup
Miss Z ] Miller, best jar lard
CLASS 32-FRUIT
J Shannon, best varieties apples 2
D Price, ID, do
W L Green, best varieties winter apples 2
E P Grover, ID do
S S Rathbun, best display apples
I - n
Sarah A Russell, best 4 varieties peaches
Miss Fanny Keif, best display peaches
Mrs E H MuchmoTe, best varieties pears
Mrs z II MuchmOre, best display pears 2
Mrs NJ Hedrick, best y ounces
q Lesher, best variety grapes 1
Mrs Anna Camield, best plate grapes l
Sarah A Russell, best display grapes 2
GLASS S3-cABIEET WORK
Tsehumy & Doneyson, best dressing bureau l
Tschumy g Doneyson, best sett parlor
swsrtz Bros, best display bed room
furniture 8
CLASS 34-LEATHER WORK
" Schrader, best double harness 2
CLASS 35-Do1EsTIo GOODS
Mrs A R Tucker, best 10 yds flannel 2
Mn B KirchneT, best 10 yds rag carpet 2
Mrs I'd DlcklnsOn, "a best do
Mrs B Kirchner, best 10 yds linen cloth 2
Mrs B Kirchner, ID best do l
Mrs A NJ Short, best coverhd 2
Mrs A Myers, ID best do l
Mrs D Johns, best patch work quilt 2
Mrs III Miller, ID best do 1
Mrs o Gunther, best white quilt 2
Mrs A Gunther, I'd best do 2
Mrs II Baker, best worsted do 2
Mr. 81 Low, ID best do
Mrs E H Muchmore, best Woolen blanket l
Mu W L Green ID best do SOC
Mrs E Tindall, best cotton stockings
Mrs Z Tindall, beat wooden socks
Mrs n r Tucker, ID best do Soc
Mrs E 81 Muchmore, best knit mittens
Miss Josephine Schultz, ID best do SOC
Mrs b Groat, best hearth rug
Mrs Fanny Rsif, ID best do SOC
Mn Fanny Rsiff, best Colored yarn l
Mrs n r Tucker, ID best do Soc
Mrs Fanny Reif, best white yarn l
Mrs n Z Tucker, ID best do 900
CLASS 37-mscEIIAvY
P Close, best sample salsratus
Rsthbun, best gallon soap
D Johns, best taIloW candles
p Close, best box star do l
P Close, hest stone ware l
P Close, best pottery 1
Thompson q Co., best cabbage cutter 1
CLASS 38-NARBLE WORK
Smith & Son, best specimen marble work 8
Purdy & Gust, ID best do 2
CLASS 39-oRNA1EENTAL NEEDLE WORK
Mrs G F Hall. best embroidered chemise SOC
NJ L Camfeld, best silk embroidered skirt
Mrs @ T Hall, best lace embroidery 1
Mrs Shibley, best lamp mat soc
Sarah Shively, best silk embroidered slip
peu
IA l. Camfeld, best chenille do
Miss Haynes best embroidered tida Soc
Miss Josephine Schats, best knit tida SOC
Miss Van Doren best crocheted tida SOC
Miss c Shomo, best embToid chair cover
Mrs Shibley, best silk patch work SOC
S Sbively, best embroidered ottoman COW
eE
s sniTsly, best do toilet sett l
S ShiTely, best chenille emproidered cush-
ion 75e
Mr. shibley best Worsted do 75c
MIS- A Hale, best embroidered sofa Pill
low
Mrs 7 Kern best beed work 700
n I Canfeld, best embroidered pillow
Mrs w G HafFord, best infant socks 60c
1fre W g Hafords, best infant robs 15c