The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-08-19


CLASS O-FLoRAL HALL.
Best preserved peaches, qniucss, cherries,
plums, tomatoes, gfapss, pears, hucklebsr'
riss, raspbsrries, bla,kberries, apples, water
melons. citrons, strawb ,tries, masku ,lous,
goosebsrrie', ourrauts. mulberries, crab ap :
pies, raisins, dawbsrriss; curraut Jan, black
berry, raspberry, strawberry goosebsrry
cherry, ounce, cranberry, tame grape, plum
peach, dewbsrry, apple, maple, sorghum mo-
lasses; ounce, apple, currant, strawberry,
plum, tame grape, Siberian crapapple, black
berry,, cranberry, hucklsberry. dewbsrry
malberry, cherry, tomato, raspberry, peach
pear, rhubarb jelly, 2Sa each.
Committee, Al Pearson, Mr.. Blla Rbsrle
Mrs DR. Lewis DIshl, Miss LucindA Msnksl
Mrs in Martin, Mrs Ksyssr.
CLASS P-FLoRAL HALL.
Peach. apple, ounce. plum, cherry. pear,
tomato. blackberry. cranberry butter; canned
corn, cherries, straw berries q 1inces. corn and
tomatoes, tomatoes blackberries, raspberries
peaches, pears, plums, apples; tomato catsup
cucumber catsup;pickled cucumbers, cabbage,
chow chow, variety Jar, spiced cabbage, pick
led bsaus, spioed watermelon, peaches, toma-
toss, 25c each.
COMMITTEES, 4 W Armstrong Mrs Johu
Gramlich, Mrs Henry Bender, Mrs Or, J W
wsbber, Miss Minnie Baker. Mrs M C West.
CLASS. Q-FLoRAL HALL.
Best mountain, silver, gold, pound, fruit
jelly, lemon cake, rusks. loaf homsmad 4,
bread yeast rising, with receipt for making,
6 loaves bakers bread, Loaf hopssmsi 10 bread,
salt rising, with receipt for making, $50 each;
Switzsr chse 9 made in county, Sc 81
hmburgsr do
display not lass than 3
blackberry, odrrsnt, elderbsrry wine, each
variety grape wine, any other domestic wine,
25s each, 4 pounds butter 25c; 2 hams meat
box of honey, pouads maple sugar. jar
lard, peck dried apples, pack dried peach IS,
gallon dried coru, tomatoes. raspberriss, black.
berries, Lima beans, butter beans, corn beans
sweet potatoes, pears, peach leather, peas,
plums, watermelon, grapes, rhubarb, elder
berries, gallon each Of other dried fruits,
25c each.
Committee, David Crawford, Laura Tan
ner, c Okey, Josephine Crow, Maria Ullman,
Jennie Hogue.
CLASS R-FRUITs.
APPLES.
Best 4 varieties autum apples, A va
rieties sweet apples, 4 varieties for fan.
lily use, 4 varie les tor market, 81 esch :
largest and best display of apples grown
by exhibitor, number of varieties and
qaality considered, 81, plate 5 Belmont,
5 Ban Davis, 5 B.ntl.y Sweet, 5 Falla.
water, 5 Grimes Golden, 5 Hubbardisn
Nonesuch. 5 Greetings, s Russets, 5
Romantics. Rome Beau'y. s Boxhury
RI ,se,.. 5 Smith Cider, 5 Winter Pear.
main, 5 N,rthern Spy, Fall Pippius, 5
Siberian crab apples, Bailey Sweet, Bald
win, Never Fail, Vsndever, Maiden
B ush, Gi.lif,wsr, Ramhoes, Belf 'wer;
Red Russel, Woods Winter Sweet, Plate
Apples, Penic, Golden Pippin. Baltim ,re,
Cider Sprlg, July Sweet, Sngsr L 'af,
Russian Fall, Poughkipsle Rasset, 25c
each.
B st plate OF peaches, one variety plate
Crswford's Early, pla,e Cfawford's Late,
25c each.
Best specimens each variety OF pears,
# approved by I'm mittee, plate Of pear {,
quality AMI beauty to rule, varieties
for general cultivation, 25c each.
PLUNs, OUNCES AND GRAPES.
Be display OF each good variety o.
plums If approved by committee, best
display OF plums bast plate Of ounces,
best s bunches OF each approved v,riet,
OF grapes. 25c each
Committee-J. I. Doughertv, VIM.
Read, Alex Plckens, B K briggs,
George Sappes.
CLASS S.
Best peck wheat, peck rye, peck spring
barley, peck fall barley, bushel Indian
corn, peck oats, peck fax seed, peck
orchard grass, peck timothy seed, peck
clover seed. three pounds tobacco
(spangled,) 8 pounds Of tobacco (red, J
3 pounds tobacco (yellow) 25c eacu.
Peck Irish potatoes, sweet potatoes,
half peck snow 6,ke. white elephant,
Victors, Burbank, St. P,trick long red
white star, blush, peerless, beauty OF
habron, early rose, mammoth pearl,
pride OF America, Burbank seeding po-
tatoes, 25c each.
Seed corn, white beans, 8 pounds hops,
half bushel buck wheat, watermelon. rad
ishes, wax beans, IL carrots. II par
ships, oyster plants, mustard, lin beans,
3 heads OF cabbage, half hu.hei turnips
IL beets, peck tomatoes 3 winter sqrash.
es, winter or Z year pumpkins, s ais
cauldower, II cacum5ers, vegetable egg
plant, pepper and stalk, celery, parsley,
pie plant, ruta bagas, peas not less than
pint, each kind. 3 squashes, 5 citrons,
top onions. yams. 25c each.
Committee-Thomss Ford, George
Richner, James Okev.
FIELD CROPS.
3 acres wheat, $40
3 acres corn (bottoml 10
acres ,hllD, ~
2 acres oats, lO
3 acres hay. 10
| acre of tobacco, 10
quarter of an aore potatoes, 8
Measurement of The guouud must be made
and sworn to by competent surveyor, and the
amount produced must be sworn to by some
one having knowledge of the amount. A full
statement Of the method of cultivation and
costs of production must accompany each en-.
try. Kini and quality must be stated. Ea-
tries may be made with the Secretary to De-
cember /, 1854