Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 September 1877 — Page 6

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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20.1877.

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DIVISION A.

LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT.

class first—Horses/

W. S. ALLEN, Superintendent. SECTION I. HORSES FOR GENERAL PURPOSES. Best 6UN lion

years and, orer,

G. Lycan. Paris, Ills. Bost. stallion

years and under

G. Tuller. Best stallion

yeanypd un^er

Sam Paddock. Bail, stallion 1 year and under 3, Wm. Goodman.

Bout Sucking stallion colt,

Best mare 4years and over,

Lycan. Best mare

Goodman.

t&x JDeming."

years and under

1 entry Saml. McKeen. Best gelding

Hunsaker. Best mare

W. Dickerson. Best mare

Best gelding

Best bull

v--v -*$5? t, -a

The Award of Premiums.

The following is a complete !i»tof award« made at the recent fair:

years and under

4, $7

T^.

Be»t mare

years arid uhder

man. Best gelding

Black, Putnam Co. Befit gelding

SECTION II.

HORSES FOR LIGHT HARNESS, Best stallion

years and over, $15

••entries. B. F. Bourne. Best stallion 1 year and under

entry, Linu* Mover.

j.-'f" Best 1 uckllng stallion colt,

H.Rio. Best mare

tries, no. Keeney, Danville. Bt mare three years and under

..ai 4

$ 2entries, Pat Shannon. Best mare 1 year and under

try.J.N, Philips. Best sucking mare colt,

4, $7

SECTION

aw»

Team for Hght harness,-Foley Bros special, S Dickerson, 5 00 hat.

CLASS SECOND—JACKS, JENNETS and ./1 MULES, «.

.T.SEGTtON I. s$ j*

Bestjack

5«ye*i»!iQld

Leggett. Best mule

M. Ellsworth. Best mule

McPheeters. Best mule 1 year and under

"vCUss Third.—Cattle.

H. C. ROBINSON, Superintendent.

S SECTION I.

BltXBOIVO CATTLE.

Best bull calf,

man 111., Best cow

years and under

Dinkle. Best sow

years and under

:ifr.

HORSES FOR HEAVY DRAUGHT.^ Best stallion

years and over,

Charles Paggett. Best sucking stallion colt,

$7,

years and over,

cob Henn. Best bull 1 year and undei

Best bull, any age,

3, $7

J^ TO gentry Saml, McKeen. Best brood mare of any age, with suck- ',%* ing celt by her side,

$7 4

$15,

Samuel

years and over,

$7,

Co*. Best mare'3 years arid under

Wm.

4, $7,

years and under

J. Dickersort. Best sucking mare colt,

3, $7,

$7,

Wm. Gray.

$7,

Jones & Perkins. Best brood mare of any age, with suckling coltby her side,

$7,

V/m. Cox.

SECTION IV.

Lycan, 10 00 second bejt, Jonas Perkins, 500. fc Two borsea pulling the heaviest load, v. 8 Dickerson, 10 00. I

Pair matched horses, first. Black, 10 00 second, Wm C. Gooaman, 5 00. Best broken and best style buggy horse, firet, Frank McKeen, 10 00 second,

Gist, 5 00. Saddlehorse, first,H Robinson, 10 00 second, W Hawkins, 5 00^

Stallion, any age, sweepstakes, (13 entries,) BenKewton,20 00. Mare, any age, sweepstakes, Shannon, 10 00.

fio la-

years and over, 8 dollar?,

Daniel & Snowdon. Best cow

years and under

Daniel St Snowdon. Best cow

lars II. Hulman. Best heifer 1 year and under

100

heiers,

$20.

Phillips. Best boar

$15

shoats under

J. G.

W. Good

years and over,

years and under

M. Phillips. Best gelding

years and under

3, $7

J.G. Lycan. Best bro K1 mare of any age with suckling colt bv side,

$7.

$7*,

months and under

Dickerson. Best ewe

an(l.oyerl

McPheeters. t. Best jennet

Jacob Henn, Red-

years and over,

Henn, Redman 111., Best cow

ridge

iel & Snowdon, Clark Co. Ky. Best bull calf, $8 Tacob Henn. Best cow

Asa Black,

cow. any age,

$20.

Asa Black.

Daniels & Snowdon showed the best cattle in both cases and were compliment but had not entered. 45/:

Class Fourth—Hogs.

H. C. ROBINSON, Superintendent.

^^JSECTION I. I it FOR ALLCR08SSS OF HOGS. Best boar

years and over,

months,

F. King. Best sow with best

3, $7

Deming. Best Sucking mare colt,

W. T.

years old and over,

2, 5

McPheeter. Best pair of mutfes

Jacob

jrears and under

Jacob Henn, Redman IU.

No entries.

SECTION II.

i- .*tf-

ALDStNV CATTLE^

,.-

SECTION III.

THOBOUGHBMB1) &ITOBT BORKS. Best bull 4/earsand over,

$15

Asa M.

Black. --r

entries W. H. Guilliams. Best pair of Houdans,

$8 Dan

Louis Eckerman.

4,8dollars

years and under

3, 5

dol

2, 5

lars Daniel & Snowdon. Beet heifer calf,

-w.1

dollars Jacob Henn.

Best herd, 1 bull

and cows or heifers,

dollars Daniels & Snowdon. Second best herd, 1 bull and

10.

months and under 1 year.,

$6. O. F. King. Best boar under

4, $7

months,

$5.

Guilliams, Best so'.v^ yeara and over,

3, $7

$8,

shoats under

sucking pigs,

B. R. Musgrove. Best

months

$8,

Koch. -v. ,v, .«

SECTION II.

POLAND CHINA HOGS.'?V

Best boar

4, $7

years and over,

Musgrove. Best boar

Win. Goodman.

$10,

cob Henn. Bet boar 1 year and under

"BTstfow^lfSfs and &4r, $8, Jacob Henn. Best sow 1 year and under

pigs

$10,

4, $7

entries, S. J. Dickerson. Best marc two years and under

3, $7

4, $7,1en

$7 4

Henry Deming. Be6t gelding

I**. Entries D. P. Bissel. ,* Best geldin5

yeara and over, $7

2, $6,

Henri. Best sow under

months,

$5,

Henn. Best six 6hoats under

2, $7

1 entry,

4years

and over,

$7 10

cob Henn. Best six shoats witlj,,,b?8t

en-

Jacob Henn. *"#94*

SECTION III.

THOROUGHBRED BERKSHIRE HOGS. Best boar

months and under

Fred Koch. Best boar under

entries,

yr,

Wm. Dinkle. Best sow under 7 months,

Guilliams.

entries, Henry

McCullom, Redmond, 111. Best buck 1 year and under,

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HORSE8 FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES. Team for light harness, first premium, fiainuel McKqen, $10 second, Lvoan, 5 00. f« Team lor general purposes, first,

lom, 111. best ewe

W. H.

SECTION IV.

SWEEPSTAKES ON HOGS.

Best boar, any age,

$10

W. H. Guil

liams. Best sow, an}'age, $io, Wm Dinkle.

FIFTH—SHEEP. I

CLASi

vH. C. Robinson, Superintendent. SECTION I. FINE WOOL SHEBP. To include Spanish and French Merino, Saxon, and their crosses.

Best buck

years and over,

$5.

Nelson

$5.

McCullom, Redmond, 111. Best buck lamb,

Nelson

$3.

Nelson McCul

years and over,

$5.

McCullom, Redmond, 111. Best ewe 1 year and under

Nelson

$$• Nel

son McCullom, Redmond, III.

SECTION II. LONG WOOL SHEEP.

Best buck

years and over,

entrv, R. H. Fessant. Best buck lamb,

$5 4

tries, Nelson McCollom. Best Buck 1 year and under

2, $5

years old and over,

entries R* H. Fessant, Best ewe 1 year and under

tries, R. H. Fessant. Best ewe lamb,

try, R. H, Fessant.

Alex

years and over,

Best buck

years and under a,

Alex

years and over,

S. McClannahan. Best pair mules a years and «nder j, 8 John P. Reece.

$5 3

2 $5 3

$3 3

entries, R. H.

Fessant. Buck showing best five lambs,

$5 1

sEcn09.u1: 'SOUTHD6WN SHEW*. I

years old and over,'

Wm Culbertson. Best buck 1 year arid under 2,

Culbertson. Best buck lamb.

Alex

Wm,

Best ewe

Culbertson. Best ewe lamb,

Wm. Culbertson

years old andjover,

Culbertson. Best ewe 1 year and under

Wm,

2, $5

Wm.

Wtri. Culbertson

Buck showing bestfive lambs,

Culbertson. CLASS 8IXTH-#Mltry. E. LITTLETON, Superintendent*

Poultry Department is under the management of the Terre Haute Associa ti°n.

No premium awarded or paid except to pure bred fowls. No premium awarded to poultry confined in cramped, inconvenient coops.

Best pair of Light Brahmas five dollars 12 entries. M, T. Kelly, Blpomingten.

Cock, one dollar same. Light Brahma hen one dollar W. H. Guilliams.

Light Brahma cockrel, one dollar A. Guilliams. Light Brahma pullet, one dollar T.Kelly.

Pair of Partridge Cochins, five dollars to entries West & Marshall, Pecksburg. Partridge Cochin cock, one dollar two entries W. H. Guilliams.

Best pair of Game Bantams, $1 Lewis Eckerman. Best pair of SeebHght Bantams, |i W. H. Guilliams.

Best pair of Plymoth Rock,

dol

cows or

dollars^ Jacob Henn.

JSECTION IV,

SWEEPSTAKES.

Guilliams. Best pair of Wild Geese,

Koch. Best pair of Pekin Ducks,

J. N.

W. H,

|8.

W. W.

Watkins. Best sow, year and under

M. Black. Best

Best Buff Cochin hen, 1 dollar

$10

2,$8,

B. R.

months and under 1 ysar

$6, W. H. Guilliams. Best boar under

months,

$5,

Jacob

Pair Breemen geese,-Ryce and Warnsley's special, A Lockridge, rue.

DIVISION

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

G. W. KRUZAN, Superintendent.

CLASS FIRST.

SECTION I.

Half bushel white corn, in ear (18 entries) Thomas Durham, 3 00. Half bushel yellow corn in ear, Allison Push, 3 00.

Half bushel white wheat, W Ostrander, 3 00. Half bushel amber wheat, Allison Pugb. 3 00.

Half bushel red wheat, Christopher Eversole, 3 00. Twelve ears pop corn, W Matherly, 1 00.

Twelve ears rice pop corn, George Grathwohl, 2 00. Twelve pounds broom corn, Lewis Brown, 2 00,

Collection garden seeds, E Littleton, 3 00. Fivs hundred pounds rye straw, Miller & Arieth's special, John W. Holden, two collars.

One bnshel hominy corn, Hudnnt A Co's special, (41 entries) first, J.

$353

entries, L. W.

One bushel Mediterranean wheat, William Paddock A Co.'s special, A Kissler, $25.

Half bushel red wheat, Riddle's special, Robinson,

mw&*

THE TERRE HAUTE WEEKLY GAZETTE.

$2 3

entries,

W. H. Guilliams. Best pair of Black Breasted Rea Game $2

I. A.

Guilliams. Best pair of Bronze Turkeys,

West and Marshall. Best pair of White Holland Turkeys, J. A. Guilliams.

Best pair of White China Geese,

H. Coleman, Best pair of Bremen Geese, $2 W. H. Guilliams.

Best pair of Toulose Geese,

W. H.

Koch. Best pair of Rowen Ducks,

Jas H.

Coleman. Best pair ot Avlesbury DUCKS,

F. Kellcv. Best pair of Muscovy Ducks,

Best pair of Rabbits, 1 dollar Theo Debbs. Best Partridge Cochin cockrel,i dollar 9 entries, West and Mat shall.

BestPatridge Cochin pullet,'Y dollar 10 entries, West and Marshall.

Best pair Buff Cochins,

2, $6,

dallars

W. H. Guilliams. Best pair of White Coehins,

Jacob

months, ^Ja

sucking

yr, $6

months,

Musgrave. Best sow

B, R.

yrs and over,

Koch Best s6vir I yr and under

Fred.

2 $6,

Wm.

tries, J. A. Guilliams. Best Buff Cochin cockrel, 1 dollar

entries, West and Marshall. Best Buff Cochin pullet, 1 dollar

Fred

tries, West and Mashall. Best pair of Leghorns (white or brown) 5dollars entries. West and Marshall,

Best Leghorn cock, 1 dollar 1 entry, West and Marshall. Best Leghorn hen, 1 dollar 1 entry J. A. Guilliams.

Best Leghorn pullet, 1 dollar West and Marshall. Best pair Dark Brahmas,

doHars

West and Marshall. Best pair of Black Cochins,

dollars

West and Marshall. Best pair of Black Spanish,

Jacob

dollars

M. G. Kelly. Best pair Pigeons, one dollar Eddie Holman.

Best collection of varieties of Pigeons, two dollars J. Guilliams. SPECIALS.

The iollowing specials have been awarded so far: Trio game chickens, Goodman and Co's special, W Modisset,

dollar vest.

Pair "Plymouth Rock" fowls, Scott's special, W Guilliami, 1 dollar. Pair white Leghorn fowls, Scott's special, W Guilliams, one dollar.

Trio light Brahmas, Ryce and Walmsley's special, A Guilliams, velvet rug. Trio white bantams, Ryce and Walmsley's special, Kelly, ottoman.

clock.

.Half bushel white wheat, A Stooer's special, W Ostrander, $5 hat* Two bushels red wheat, Thompson's special, Robinson, S10

Hklr bushel yeffow corn, Newhart's special, AUWHDItogh,$9. .m bushels white wheat, Thomp--son's special, Robiltsoa, $10,

Two bushels of amte. wheat. Thompson's special, HS"C Robinson, 10 00 rr» -v

Class Secssd—Vefetables..

section i.

AKATEUB LIST.

Best Collection of vegetables, I5 G. W. Kruzan^ 'J .. SECTION IT.

PROFESSIONAL LIST.'

Best collection of vegetables, $8 W. J. Matherly. Best collection of

varieties of pota

toes, in samples of one pec* each,

Tackson. Best peck red Peach Blows,

Beet peck of tomatoes, $2 Wm. Stoeker. Best peck General Grant tomatoes.

no. Jtfckson. Best peck Trophy tomaioes,

Wm.

Stoeker. Best collection of varieties of squashes, $2

W. J. Matherly. Best three pumpkins,

Ransom

Rogers. Best six cabbages, $1 Wm. Stoeker. Best six carrots,

George Grath-

wohl. Best six cucumbers, $1 W. G. Mather ly. .»

Best six peppers, $1 Silas Price. Best peck white beans, $1 W. Shumard.

Best two quarts lima beans, $1 Wm. Dinkle. Best peck red sweet potatoes,

Jno.

Snyder Best peck yello^s sweet potatoes,

Fred

H. Guilliams. Beat pair of Crested Ducks, 1 dollar Charley Pugh.

tries, W. H. Guilliams, Best BufFCochin cock, 1 dollar sentries, J. A. Guilliams.

Benj. Perkins. Best peck Southern Queen sweet potatoes,

J. Snyder.

Best peck potatoes fi, S.B.Hannah. Best six beets (no money premium) Mary A. Kester.

Biggest squash, Jacob Orth. Sweet potatoe squash, Geo. Grathwohl.

CUSS THIRD,- Fruits.

L. HEINL, Superintendent.

Twenty varieties apples in succession: First, W Jones, $8. Second, Mason, 5 00.

Fifteen varieties apples, five fall, ten winter, for commercial Dumoses: First, John Mason, $8. Second, W Jones, 6 00.

Twelve varieties apples: First, Joseph Gilbert, $5. Second, Heinl Brothers, 3 00.

Six varieties apples: First, Joseph Jones 2 00.

pies:

First, Joseph Gilbert, $4. Second W

Three varieties a First, Joseph Gilbert, $2. Second, W Jones 1 00. Collection varieties pears, Price, $5.

Six varieties pears, John Mason, $5. Three varieties winter pears. Heinl Brothers, $3.

Collection varieties plums,. Heinl Brothers $3. One dozen onions, John Ray, $2.)

Plate apples, Joseph Gilbert, $2 second, Trueblood, $1. Plate crab apple?, Jeseph Gilbert $2 second, Christina Petra $1.

Plate of pears. Mm A Pegg, 2 00 second, Heir.l Bro's, 1 00. Plate of plums, Heinl Bro's, 2 00.

Plate of peaches, John Mason, 2 00 second, Price, 1 00. Five bunches Delaware gravies, Heinl BroV, 2 00.

Five bunches Catawba grapes, Mrs Myers, 2 00. Collection of Melons, E Doan, 5 00.

Three watermelons, Wm W Pugh, 2 00 second, E Doan, 1 00. Three nat-meg melons, E Littleton, 2 00 second, Benjamin Perkins, 1 00.

Collection crab apples, Price, 2 00. Larget collection fruits of all kinds, Price, 10 00. Largest watermelon, Rural Grange special, O Curry, 2 00.

L&rgest watermelon, Ryce A Walmsley special, E Doan Brussels mat.

JHASS Fourth—Flowers.

L. HEINL, Superintendent.

SECTION 1/

'AMATEUR LIST.

Best mantle boquet

Hall,

50 00 second, F. L. Thompson, 25 00 third L. Sayre, 15 00 fourth, George C. Clem, 10 00.

Tappahanock wheat, William Paddock & Co's special, W. Ostrander, 25 00. One bushel Alabama wheat} Paddock's special John Fuller, 25 00,

Best collection of green-house plants, not including bedding plants, diploma and

Mrs. M. J. Walker.

Best collection of verbenas,

sane. Best collection of dahlias,

Littleton. Best flat boquef,

Best collection of camelias,

Jno

Watkins. Best peck white Peach Blows,

F.King. Best peck Shaker Russet,

Grathwohl. rfl Best peck Early Rose,

Geo.

Jasper

Jones. '*&* f. Best peck'potato onions. $2 W. A. Pearson.

Best peck red onions,

Call. Best peck white onions,

Fulton.

P. B. Mo-

Thoynas

Mrs.

Grosjean. Best collection 6t cut .flowers,

Mrs.

Mrs. Grosjean.

same.

Best hanging basket of plants,

George A. Hayward.

Mrs.

SECTION II.

PROFESSIONAL LIST.

Best collection of green-house plants not including bedding out plants, diploma and

Heinl Bros.

Best

varieties ot dahlias,

$5,

Heinl

Bros. Best collection Of bedding out plants in bloom,

Hein! Bros.

Best twenty-four varieties roses, $a: Heinl Bros. Best basket fresh cut flower*,

Best pyramid of flowers,

Heinl

Bros. Best collection variegated leaved plants,

Heinl Bros.

v. DIVISION C.

MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.

ISAAC C. MYERS—Superintendent

SECTION I.

». Plow for general purpose, Philip Newhart. 5. Pldw tor clay, same 3 00.

Plow for muck, W. F. Walmsley, 3 00. Plow for sod, P. Newhart, 3 00. Subsoil plow, same, $3. Two horse walking cultivator, E Cordes Ac Co., $2.

Doable shovel plow, Newhart, $2. One horse corn plow, same, & 8ingle horse corn plow, same, $2. Wheat drill and seed sower, E Cordes &Co^$S.

Two horse harrow, same, $5. Corn planter, same, $3.

ri-

Collection agricultural implements and machines, W Walmsley, diploma and $10. ... SECTION II.

REAPERS, MOWERS, ETC.

The Vigo Agricultural Society offer no premiums in this class.

SECTION III-'

Pump for common use, W*H Fide, diplosu and $5. Hone hay pitchfork, Hess, diploma and $3.

Horse hay /ake, sane, same premium. Fanning mill, W Fisk, diploma and 3 00.

Churn,J WMoetelkr,diploma and 3 00

Clothes wringer, Ball, and 2 00, Apparatus fer cooking food for atcfek, Ball, and 3 00. Sash supporter and fastener, Jules Houriet, and 1 00.

Priming knife. N Shumard, and 1 00.

SECTION IV.

WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE. Lot willow baskets, A W Gruenhols, and 3 00.

Wash board, Ball, and $1 Willow furniture, not enumerated, A W Gruenhols.

Nutmetr grater, E W C»mp. Lightning rod, Adams, Flower stand, W Wallace. Display of doors, blinds, sash, etc., Clift A Williams and$3.

SECTION V.

Collection of stoves, tin and sheet iron, Balf, and $10. Parlor stove same, and $3. Coal cook stove, same, and $3. Wood stove, same, and $3. Mantle and grates, same, and 3 00. Collection copper ware, same, and 2 00.

Collection of files, John Cline, and 3 00, Assortment of earthenware, S Riehmon, and 2 00,

China, glasa and queensware, S Richardson & Co., and $3. Display of files and re-Bet files, John Cline, and 3 00.

SECTION VI.

LEATHER AND LEATHER MANUFACTURES MADE WITHIN THIS STATE. Collection of leather, A Burnett, ar.d4 00.

Short tug harness, O Froeb, and 6 00. Double light harness, Miller & Arlcth, and 8 00.

Single harness, same, and 6 00. Double harness for common use, same, and 5 00. Man's saddle. O Froeb, and 2 00. Lady's saddle, Miller & Arleth, and 2 00.

Boy's saddle^eame, and 1 00 Riding^ bridle, same, and 1 00. Collection of boots, shoes, gaiters and slippers, Griffith, and 4 00.

Fine calf stitched boots, same, and 2 00. Fine calf pegged boots, same, and 1 00.

French kip pegged booU, Tutt, and 2 00. Thick pegged boots, Tutt, aad 1 00.

Collection trunks and valises, Dickhout, and 1 00. Trunk, same, tl and 4 00.

Valise, same, and 2 000: Horse Collar, Miller & Arleth, and 3 00.

Display of harness, saddles, bridles, etc., O Froeb, and 6 00. Calf pugged boots, O'Boyle's special, Alex Bayr, 5 00 worth of leather.

SECTION VII.

CARRIAGE, AND CABINET WARE* Carriage, Wildy & Poths, and 8 00. Phaeton, Cantrell, Jackson A Harrison, and 4 00. Open buggy, same, and 4 00. Top buggy, Wildy A Poths, ana 4 00. Two horse wagon, W Walmsey, and 5 00.

Collection cabinet ware, Fred Goetz, and 8 00. Roofing and repairirg material,Thatcher, Thompson &Uo, Cleveland, 2 00.

SECTION VIII.

INDIANA MINERALS, BUILDING HTONE. Marble bible, Belle Hutchinson, nonenumerated.

Stove dapi per, Charles Lawrence: Display of watches, clocks and jewelry. Riddle & Hnnsaker, not enumerated.

Display of silverwate, same. Collection of copper work, Frank Prox.

:v SECTION IX.

Heinl

Bros. Best collection 61 winter parlor blooming plants in bloom, $2 Heinl Bros:

Specimen book binding, Langford & Co., and $2. Display home made cigars,* Charles Weidel, and $3.

Display of tobacco, cigars, pipes, etc, same, and $3. Display of confections and candies, A

Mewhinney, and $3. Bread, cakes and crackers, aame and $3.

4 1

Heinl

Bros. Best boqaet, rout.d, $1 Heinl Bros. Best boquet, mantle,

DIVISION D.

MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.

V. G. DICKHOUT—Superintendent

"•f Cass A.

Specimen silk embroidery, Mrs. John Stone, $1. Specimen linen embroidery, Mrs. Bief,$l.

Worsted embroidery, Mrr. Phelon $1. Embroidered night dress, Mrs Maggie Orth,$l

Embroidered chemise, Mrs E Girdner, $1. Fancy chair cover Min Kate Hulman, $1.

Sofa cushion, Mrs 8chwingrouber, $1. Worsted chair tidy, Miss EmmaMever, $1.

Cotton chair tidy, Miss Flora Langford, 1 00. Fancy worsted work, Mrs Ball, 100.

Afghan, Miss Nellie Shannbfi, 100. Speciimen ornamental needle work, Mrs Strouse, 1 00.

Child's sack, Cora Steinmehl, 1 00. Tapestry, Miss Carrie Meyer, 1 00. Card receiver, same, 1 00. Air castle, card board, same, 1 00. Watch receiver, Miss IJllie orach, 1 00.

Child's apron: Mrs Alexander^l. Pair lamp mats: Mrs R' Ballfl. Pin cushion: Essssa Meyer, SI. Patch work quilt: Mis E Robinson, 92.

Counterpanes Mrs 3 Wcus,$2« Wonted quilt: Mrs FC Crawford, $2. Crochet quilt: Lixaie Ehrenhardt, $2. Knit croobet shawl: Mrs Phelon, $1. Display millinery, Riddle A Hnnsaker, 100.

Sbwimen artificial floWexs, Annie Farlow, 1 00. Silk bonnet, Riddle A Hnnsaker, 1 00.

Straw bonnet, sane, 1 00. Sonobnnet, Maggie Estes, 1 00. (Rochet edging7Mi* E Meyer, 1 00. Crochet inserting, same, 1 00. Ornamental hair work, Mamie Ehrenhardt, 1 00

Ornamental hair wreath, Mrs Geo Hajfiaid,l Oft. Ornamental bead work, Miss Hei Crittenden, 1 00.

Feather wreath! Mamie Ehrenhai 1 00. Zephyr flowers, Mrs Blattner, 1

Chrystalixed boquet, Mrs Grosje* 1 00. Calico drees, Madge Estes, 1 00.

Wasb. stand mats, Mies Theo Hed 100 Collection41 of sewing machloe worl A Marshall, I 00.

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Specimen of wax flowers, Mrs Lindsay, 1 00. Knitting, by girl tinder 15, Cai Wright, 1 00.

Book-mark, a girl under 15, Sallie Morgan, age 11,1 0Q. Writing, girl under 15, Elvira Brown, 1 00.

Writing, boy under 15, B. Fn Brown, 1 00. Darned stockings, Rena Lycan, 1

Plain sewing, by girl under 15, N Oreeman 1 00.

CLASS a.

FINK Aim.

Landscape in oil, Miss Carrie Bri 2 00. Portrait painting in oil, John Bay 1 09.

Flower painting in wrter colors, & Msttie Jonns, 1 00. Collection photographs, iVrig 00 and diploma.

Collection stencil brands, Mack, 1 00. Display of plain and ornamental maRsnsp, Garvin, diploma and 1 00

Pen drawing, same, 1 00. Business writing, same, 1 00. Card wrsting, same, 1 00. Lady's writing, Min Sadie Gilb 1 00.

Pencil drawing, Clement Gilford, 1

Crayon drawing, Miss Carrie Bra 1 00. Picture frame in shell work, Mrs Hayward, 1 00.

Picture frame of cone, or burr wc same, 1 00. Picture fratne of straw, Baffle, 1 00.

Handwriting b^ child under 10 yei W A Ryan's special, Mattie Cossette entries), pair child's shoes.

Specimen penmanfhip, W Paige Co's special, Miss Sadie Gilbert, 10 violin.

Twenty-five visiting cards, Fisbeck Co's tpecial, W A Rqttman, 2 worth of type.

SPECIAL NEEDLEWORK, ETC. Ornamental needlework, DCGrei A Co's opecial, anonymous, $5 worth shoes

Pretties worked motto by Miss un 15,1 Fech( imer'a special, (9 entries) Li ra Morgan, 2 00.

Specimen of wax flwers, MrsM Cronin's special, Mrs Johnson, 8 lady's hat.

Wax cross, S Richardson's spec Lizzie'Ehrenhardt. $5 toilet set. Patch work quilt, Theodore Stal special (0 entries), Mrs Mary Smo $6 castor.

Display of milinery O Triuk's spec Baur & Springerjset silver spoons. Zephyr work, Huges & Reed's spec Mary Peschek, $15 lace hand chief.

Pair Idmp mats, A Her*' special Maggie Orth, 2 00ingoods. Pin cushion, A Hen* special, Julia 8eeburger, 2 00 set of jewelry.

Plain sewing by girl under 16, Straw' special, Mies Mattie Miller, I hat. 9

and

Best madeaud most stylish calico Hobetg, Root A Co.'s special, Mrs' Chambers, 10 00 alpaca dress pattern.

Girl's apron by girl under 16, Ho Root A Co.'s special (8 entries), Ca Meyer, 5 00 dress patera.

Calico drees, Rural Grange special, Alexander, 2*00. Best hand made garment, A shell's special, Miss Josie Burgan, 20 on an organ.

Best made sQK quilt, Hoonier Sto special, Messrs. W A Akins, 10 00 pattern.

Ironed white shirt, Battta Mrs Msggie% Orth, 3 00 set knives forks.

Best knitted wool socks, Ba special, Mrs BrothertOn, (8 ent 2 50 knife box.

Pair stockings knit by an old lad/ Griffith's special, Mrs Meyer, goat slippers.

Cotton knit quilt non enu? Mrs Catharine Rockwell. The quilt knit within year 1877 with No. 18co~ Mrs Rockwell is 84 years of age.

CLASS

SECTION f.

r" 1 Best collection canned fruits in gt $4

Mrs. L. O. Hulman. Best collection 8 varieties Of jelly, Miss Sal he Paddock.

Best gla*i currant jelly, |i Miss nie M. Snvder. Best collection fruit butter, $1 A#

Best apple butter, |i Mrs. C. Ch wick. Best mango pickles, fi Mrs. E. Girdner.

Best ouart maple molasses, $1 M. J. Millikin. Best quart sorgho molasses, $1 D. Marlrin.

Best

pounds honey In comb, $1

Hulman. Best far extracted honey, $1 T. man.

Best bottle of catsup, $1 Mrs. M. Merriman. Best sample mush soap, $1 Mrs. Fredericks.

Best sample jelly soap, $1 Mrs, Shumartl.

SECTION II.

Best loaf wheat bread, yeast rising, Mrs. H. Niptash. Best loaf wheat bread, milk or salt ins. $1 Mrs: A. B. Pegg.

Best loaf of corn bread, $t Mrs. gie Gamer. Best leaf iye bread, |u Mrs, Rottman. .}¥'

Best light biscuit, fi Mrs. Garner. Best rusk, $1 Mrs. H. Niptash.

Best rye and Indian bread, $1 Mrs. B. Taylor. Best graham bread, 1 Mrs. Ed Wright.

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Best collecti&ff of tiaKe not td ex kinds,

L. Z. Hulman.

Best white cake, one dollar Phoebe Brown. Best jelljr cake, one dollar Mrs. Ch topher Eversole.

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