Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-09-23

Cucumber catsup same 90
Sweet pickles any kind same so
Corn bread same l 90
Brown Bread d Fl Ferguson 90
SPEED RING.
Trotting. for horses that have never
beaten three minutes. Mile heats, three
In five. Purse $50. First 500. Sec
ond $35. Third SIS.
c S Johnston, jr, enters G. g. Gray
George. l, l, L.
John B Lindsey enters 3. g. Long
Branch, 2, 2, 4.
J Knauber enters b. z. Sid c Kent, 3,
So.
Jno Mccormick enters &. g. George
Patchin, 4, 3.
J H Bing enters z. &. Gray Eagle, S,
3, 8.
Time 1855, 2:45, a:42.
Judges, James Capehart, w c Hay
Running, for colts three years old
First 500. Second $35. Third $l5.
Bennett Fowler enters 8. s. Willie B,
John H Thompson enters r. IN. Ada
y q: : n Z Carpenter enters b. m. Molrls
Mack, 3, }.
Time :5s, 1:5734.
Judges, Jas Summervilte, J Fl Win
don, A F Drake. Timers, w w Wee
don and Jno A Wood.
Trotting, free for all. Parse $3.50.
First $3.50. Second SIS. Third $25.
Mile heats, three In five.
II A Amsden enters b. &. Duff Green.
2, l, az.
G S johnson, jr, enters c. 5, Tom
Brown, l, 2. I, l.
Robert Howe enters z. g. Gray
George, 8, 8, 3, 3.
Time, s:3Sl4, 2:43, 9:35hz. :3214.
Judges, A + Drake, WIN Brown, 3 w
Summeryille. Timers, VIM Butler and
W w Weldon.
Running. free for all. Purse $3.50.
First $3.50. Second $40. Third $25.
Mile heats, three in live.
Bennett Fowler enters 8. s. Willie B,
l.2,2.2.
John Fl Thompson enters s. m. Al
media, 2, /, Il.
C L Beale enters b. N. Black Maria,
3,3.3.
Time :5t, ! :5l, l:5l2z. :aaz.
Judges, 4 F. Drake, " w Mills, w
w Weldon. Tuners, c S Johnson, jr,
7 W Hampton.
MISCELLANEOUS.
This class includes all articles not
named In the preceding books. The
Committee upon examination, found ma
ny articles worthy of and recommended
the same TO the Board OF Directors for
premiums. The following articles were
particularly recommended: Variety of
pickles, preserves and jellies, by Mrs.
N. M. Mossman; blackberry, currant
and cherry wine, sofa cushion, sofa
tidy and ornamental needle-book and
lady's apron, by Mrs. J. j. Poole;
applique work, cigar scissors and watch
case, and smoking cap, by Mrs. e. Nor
gan; infants dress, by Mrs. F. Hoy;
pin cushion, by Miss Lizzie G. Hamil-
ton; barrel Of nOnr, by X. Aleshire &
Co.; ounce, plum and grape jellies, by
Miss r. Steenbergen; white rabbits,
mountain cake and bed spread, By
Mrs. E. J. Mossman; dried apples, by
Mrs. c. A. Guthrie; lady's skirt, by
Miss Lizzie Silyerman; and lanoge cray
OH sketch, by Miss Lille Calohsn.
The following articles were received
after the entry books were closed, but
were exhibited, and examined by the
AAolassSS anu icpOIlc'i as We'll UcseEt-
Ing OF consideration, but the committee
failed to report the names OF exhibitors:
Revolving harrow; specimen of drain
tile. and a specimen OF marble cutters |
work, by - Jones of jackson, o.
The committee also report as worthy |
OF consideration a Walter A. Wood |
sweep rake reaper and enclosed gear
steel frame mower, exhibited BY James |
Vanden & Son, which arrived on the |
ground too late for competition with |
other machines; also, the display of Job |
printing, consisting Of letter heads, |
bill heads, cards, &C., tastefully print
cd In gilt and colored inks, letter
and bill heads in neat and convenient
tablets, receipts bound in books, and
other binding, by J. +. Hebard, OF the
Gallipolis Ledger office.
The committee appointed TO examine
and report Oh the educational exhibit,
made by the common schools Of this
county under the supervision Of Prof. |
M. Z. Hard, have not yet completed |
their report; said report will be pub
lished as soon AS received.
JNO. c. VANDEE, Sec'y.