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Parent Issue
Day
15
Month
October
Year
1880
Copyright
Public Domain
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Draught stallion, 1 entry.- est wrai Btable of 6 colts of hinget not over 2 yrS old, E. T. Walker, Salem, lst premium (8 and diploma. Miscellaneous-Ladies' department, 83 entries.- Best display of hair work, Mrs. NeUie Bftitey. 1. Best sewing machine for special work. the White, I. L Grinnell, dip. Best for greatest vanety of work, the Davis.J F Schuh, dip. Best for samples of work, the Davis, J F Schuh, dip. Best silk knit stockings Mrs Philip Bach, dip. Bestcanvas toilet set, Mary Hiccock, dip. Best 2 tidys, Ida Noble.dip. 2d best. the same, dip. ('ase ornamental hair work, Mrs E B Clark, dip. Case of eonfectionery J Hangsterfer, dip. Miss L Andrews received a diploma for each of the followhiii articles: Sample talted Insertinir IToniion lace, 1 yard ditto made, embroldered Cretonne tidy, set Sandwich Island ferns. Embroidered tidy, pair larties' liose embroidered,Mrs flannab Stiles, dip foY each. Baby show.- st premium, Catlwrine daaghter of Mra Meplh Eoftstetler, f15. -2(1 1o data danjitet of Mra J 1 Jacobs, S10. 8d toMubel Maudedauftbter of Mrs S W Barkbam, $ï. SpeciaJ premium to Matydaughlerof J 8 man, $2,60. Special lo Bessie daughter of Josepbine Sutherland, $2,65. Miscelhmeous, 2r entries. Machine for making and lnyingdrain Ule, Aslresfciae aub-irrígaüon eompany, dip. Seclion cement pipe mold, (lie same, dip. 2 tboroughtwed English pup dogs. T P Wilson,dip. Collectton scvoll sawwovk 24 pieces, Anslin F Smith, dip. Lawn seat, A M Bodwell dip. Buttrmold and stamp, Wra II Dell, dip. Legal tender wagon spring, George W Efner, dip. Wagon toiigne support the same, dip. Fruit dryer or evaperator, James M Iliti, dip. Clothes washerand boiler tin .imp lin. Horse-(lv nets, J Peach dip. Display of baker's bread, S and ,1 Baumgartner, dip. Display of bread, biscuits and cakes, S Hendrickson and Son, dip. Display of wall paper, window shades Douglas, Henderaon and Co, dip. Miniatura Swiss mili in operation, D F Almendinger, dip. Display of smokere' artieles, Mrs J Ilangsterfer dip. Fine Arts, 14 entries.- Oil painting animáis, Mrs. II. S. Cheever, $3. Ticture in water cobrs. II C Markliam $2. Tencil drawing, Matie Cornwell, 50 ets. 7 pencil drawings, L Andrews $2. Collection pliotograplis finished in oil, C S Yates, $2. Display of amateur art and decorative paintings on any material, Mrs N M Schoff , $3. Oil ers, the same, $3. J uuo landscape, tne same, $3. Ditto fru-t, the same, $3. Fancy Needie and (pochet Work, 55 pntries.- Match case by girl under flve years of aj?e, Nellie Cheever, 25 cent?. II and-made lace collar, Mrs II S Cheever, 50 cents. Dltto second best, Miss L Andrews, 25 cents. Embroidered pillow case shams,IIannah Stiles SOcts. Ditto 2d best, Mary F. Mi'ey, 25 cents. Patchwork Qnilt, Miss Sarah Fletcher, $1. 2d best Mrs. Peter Taylor,50 cents. Crochet and mittens, Mrs V P ülcutt, 50 cents. 2d best Mary F Miley, 25 ets. Crochel tidy, Ella Olds, .50 cents. 2nd best, Mrs W P Olcutt, 2ó cents. Knit woolen shirt, Mary F Miley, .50 cents.- 2d best Mrs V P Olcutt, 25 cents. Silk embroidery , Mary F Miley , $1 . 2d best Mijmie Cramer, 50 cents. Silk embroidered Bkirt, Mary Iliscock, $1. 2d best Mary F Miley, 60 cents. Hand-made lace tidy, Miss L Andrews, .50 cents.- 2d best Mary Iliscock, 25 cents. Knit bed-spread. James II Stevens, Si . Lnd best Mary F Miley, ■. Mary F Miley also received premiums on einbroidered slippers, ö0, einbroidered nicht diess.50, crochet hood 50, crochet cap 25, crochet stockings .50, crochet leggings .50, chet shawl öO. kmt wooien minens ;u, best embroidered pocket handkmhief 50 cents, best hand-made lace .barb 50 cents. 2d best Miss L Andrews 25 ets. Best band-made lace handkercliief Miss L Andrews 50 cents. Bestembroidered sofa pillow llannah Stiles $1. 2d best Mary ITiseock 50 cents. Best display of art needle-work Mrs Jobn N Gott 50 cents. 2d best Ida Noble 25 cents. 3d división, little girls' work.- Clarissa Truesdel was awarded premium of 25 cents for pair mittens by girl of 10 yrs, 50 for linen apron, -50 for crochet tidy, 50 for canvas tidy, 50 for doll and outfit, 50 for patchwork qullt. Foot niR Allie E Wilsey $1. 2d best Anna B Wilsey, 50 cents. Carriages, Sleighs etc, 9 entries.- 1 best top phaeton, Chris Walker & Bro., $4. Best 2 liorse top buggy Chris Walker&Bro.,$5. Best single top buggy Chris Walker &Bro., $5. Best 2 horse lamber wagon, F Wagner & Bro., $3.- Best 2 horse democrat do, Chris Walker &Bro.,:. Mechanïc Arts, boots, shoes, harness eto.,15 entries.- Best case ladies, gents, niisses and children, John Burg, $3. 2d best, A M Doty, $2. Best display of harness and saddlery, Charles 8poor,3. Best single harness, Charles Spoor, 92. Best doublé carriage harness, Charles Spoor, S3. Best draught harness, Chas. Spoor, S2. Best display boots and shoes home made, Ilenry Krause, diploma. Mechanical work, 2 entries. - Best pump for well or cistern, A M Bodwei 1, $2. Best 10 drain tile, A.G. Lawrence, $1. Flowers, 26 entries.- Best and greatest variety house plants, Miss Sarah Fletcher, $2. 2d best, John Fox, $1.- Best and greatest variety dahlias, Mrs. P. Winegar, $2. 2d best, James Toms, SI. Best and greatest variety pansies, James Toms, $1. 2d best,Mrs P Winegar, 50 ets. Best and greatest variety petunias, Mrs P Winegar, $1. 2d best, James Toms, 50 ets. Best and greatest variety Verbenias, James Toms, 1.2d best, Mrs F Winegar, 50 ets. Best and greatest variety pinks, Jas. Toms, SI. 2d best, Mrs. P. Winegar, 50 ets. Best and greatest variety 10 weeks stock James Toms,Sl. 2d best, Mrs P Winegar, 50 ets. Best and greatest variety cut flowers, Eugene Laible, $8. 2d best, James Toms, $1. Best and greatest variety roses, Eugene Laible, $2.- 2d best, Mrs. J. W. Huil, $1. Sweet meats, 81 entries. - Specimen canned pears, C II Woodruff, 50 ets.- Specimen canned strawberries, O. II. Woodruff, $1. Specimen canned berries, O 11 Woodruff, $1. Specimen canned raspberries, C H Woodrufï, $1. Specimen canned peaches,Geo. Sperry $1. Specimen canned pears, G Sperry, $1. Specimen canned quinces, G Sperry, 50. Specimen canned raspberries, Geo. Sperry, 60 ets. Specimen cannud whortleberries, Geo. Sperry, $1. Specimen canned plums, G Sperry, $1. 2d best, Geo. Sperry, 50 ets, Specüuen canned grapes, Geo. Sperry, $1 . Specimen tomato catsup, Geo. Sperry, $1.- Best andgüéateBt varietyof jeUiea, MTS. 8. T. Gridley, $3. Bestbottle tomato catsup, Mrs. S. T. Gridley, 50cts. Best Specimen canned peaches, Mrs. Jno. C. Bird, .50 ets. Best specimen canned cherries, Mrs.C.Bird,50 ets. Best specimen quinces, Mrs. C. Bird, SI. Best Specimen canned whortleberries, Mrs. Jno. 0. Bird. .50 ets. Best and greatnst variety of jellies, Mrs.C.Bird, $2. Best nul greatest Vai'iety of pickles, Mis. A. Seymour, $2. 2d best, Mrs.A.Seymour, $1. Best specimen canned cherries, W 8 Tvuesdel, f 1. Best specimen canned strawberries, W S Truesdel, 50 cis.- Be-t specimen oanned blackbenies, W S TrueBdel, "0 ets. Best specimen cunned grapes, W S Truer.del, 50 ets. Butter,cheese, etc, 16 entortes.- 4 salIon croe fall made buUer.Mrs.Newell, 12, 3 loaves hop yeast bread, L Ticknor, 75 ets. 4 gallon crock butler made in June, 8 T Gridley, ?3. 2d best, ( I E RobertB, 13. 4 gallon crock i'all made, L BlaesS, SS. 10 ftw honey in box, Mrs. J II Qictts, SI. 2d best. N A Prudden, .-)() ets. 10 fts butler in föll,H N Ilicks, S2. 2d best, VV S Truesdei, $1. 3 lo:ives hop yeast bread,Mrs N II Dvake, Mets. Vegetables, 117 entries. - 6 Boston marrow squaslies, H G Clark, 50 ets.- 6 American turban, II C Clark, $1. 12 e:irs early sweet corn,II C Clark, .50 ets. 2d best, II C Cl.u-k, 25 ets. Greatest variety, potaloes, peck of each kind, n C Ciarle, $1. 8 varielies early potatoes peck of each kind, II C Clark SI . 3 varieiies Ia1e potatoes peck of each kind, 50 ets. Sample peck of any eaily variety potaloes, II 0 Clark, 75 ets. Sample peck of any late variety potatoes, II C Clark, 75 ets. 10 varieties potatoes shown by one exhibitor, II C Clark,$2,50. bu white onious.II C Clark 25 ets. 2qts lima beans, II C Clark. 50 ets. 4 muskmeltóna, II C Clark, 25 ets. i bu yellow onions, C II Woodrul'f, 25 ets.- Largest squash any kind, E II Ostrander, 1. 1 peck red lomaioes, E II Ostrander, 50 cents. 6 pure Hubbard squaslies, JK il usiranaer, w i. o '- rieties early potatóes 1 peck each, Sarah Fletcher, 50 ets. 3 pumpklns, P S Morison, 50 ets. i bu late rose potatoes, W Bush. 50 ets. i bu peachblow, WBush, 50 ets. 3 varieties late potatoes, Wm Bush, $1. Greatest variety of turnips for table stock, C M Hubbell, SI. 2d best, C M Hubbell, 50 cts. 6 pure hubbard squashes, C M Hubbell, $1. 6 Boston marrow squashes,C M Hubbell, SI. 6 American turban squashes, C M Hubbell, 50 ets. Largest squash of any kind, C M Hubbell, 50 cts. 6 heads cabbage, C M Hubbell, fl. 6 heads cauliflower, 50 cts. 6 heads manzel wurtzel V M Hubbell,50 cts. 6 heads kohl rabi, C M Ilubbell, 50 ets. 4 lieads celery, o M Ilubbell, 50 ets. 6 long blood beets, C M Ilubbell, 50 ets. 6 turnip beets, C M Ilubbell, 50 ets. 6 yellow carrots, C M Hubbell, 50 ets. 6 wbite carrots. C M Ilubbell. öO ets. 8 salsify, C M Ilubbell, 50 ets. 6 parsnips, C M Ilubbell, 50 ets. Greatest variety of peppers 6 eacb. C M Ilubbell, 50 ets. Greatest variety vegetable eggs 3 eacb,C M Ilubbell, 50 ets. 1 peck of yellow tomatoes, C M Ilubbell, 50 ets. 12 ears evergreen corn, C M Ilubbell, 80 ets. 2d best, C M Ilubbell, 25 ets. + bu sweetpotatoes, C M IIubbell,$l. 2d best,C M Hubbell, ,50 ets. bu red onions, C M Hubbell, 50 ets. i bu yellow onions, C M Hubbell, 50 ets. i bu white otrtoH; C M IIuV)bell, 50 ets. 2 qts lima beans, C M Hubbell, flO ets. 4 watermelons 1 of eaeli vnriety,C M Tlubbell. SI. 2d best C M Hubbell, 25 ets. 4 mnskmelons, C M Hubbell, 50 ets. 3 pumpkms, C M Hubbell, 2ö ets. (i cncnmbevs.C M Hubbell, 50 ets. 2d best, G M Hubbell, 5 ets. Best and greatest variety of vegetables raised by exliibitor.OM Hubbell, $6. 6 heads cauliflower, C M Hubbell, $1. i bu late rose potatoes.H N Hicks, 25cts. Best and greatest variety of vegetables ralséd by exbibitov,2tl C M Hubbell, 84. 6 heads cabbage, E. H. Ostrantler, SO cts. Concluded in next issue.

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