Mrs. Rodney Foos, Columbus, best evening nubia........... L. C. Van Slyke, Columbus, best card receiver.... Mrs. R. Schoenberg, Columbus, best hanging basket Mrs. M. A. Ackermann, Columbus, best preserved flowers... Mrs. L. P. Coman, Hanover, best display porcelain painting Mrs. E. J. Blount, Columbus, best decorated pottery Awarding Committee-L. I. Pope, Chagrin Falls; Caddie Conrad, Columbus; Mrs. E. K. Stewart, Columbus; Mrs. Chas. B. Estep. Columbus Cabinet Co., Columbus, best set of parlor chairs......... $10 5 8 3 5 66 66 set parlor furniture, set consisting of one tete-a-tete, two easy chairs, four wall chairs, and one center table.... Ohio Furniture Co., Columbus, best set of chamber furniture, set consisting of bureau or dressing case, bedstead, wash-stand, three chairs, and a rocker........ Columbus Cabinet Co., Columbus, best set library furniture, set consisting of bookcase, table, sofa, or lounge, and four easy chairs ...... Halm, Bellows & Butler, best set dining-room furniture, set consisting of sideboard, extension table, and six dining-room chairs.......... Halm, Bellows & Butler, Columbus, best display of furniture Columbus Cabinet Co., Columbus, best spring-bed bottom display of mattreses spiral spring-bed Ohio Furniture Co., Columbus, best seats and desks or schools 5 Kershaw, Krauss & Putnam, Columbus, best display of hearth-rugs. 5 pier glass 5 5 Diploma. display of window-shades.... ...Diploma. 5 Awarding Committee.-David Taylor, Jr., Mrs. E. J. Blount, Mrs. D. C. Perkins, W. Y. Miles, Mrs. W. Y. Miles, Mrs. J. M. Godman, G. A. Hamberger, George E. Clark. Factory Goods. L. Rambo & Co., Dresden, best 3 pieces fancy cassimere, all wool second best 3 pieces fancy cassimere, all wool. second best 3 pieces plain cassimere, all wool 64 66 second best 5 pieces assorted tweeds, all wool...... Zanesville Woolen Manufacturing Co., Zanesville, best 5 pieces check or plaid flannel, all wool L. Rambo & Co., Dresden, best 2 pieces white flannel, all wool 66 second best 2 pieces colored flannel, all wool ................... best two pieces colored twill fiannel, all wool....... second best 2 pieces colored twill flannel, all wool Delaware Woolen Manufacturing Co., Delaware, best piece domestic or cotton warp flannel Delaware Woolen Manufactuaing Co., Delaware, second best piece domestic or cotton warp or flannel...... F. Gray & Co., Piqua, best piece 8-4 sheeting fiannel, all wool second best piece 8 4 sheeting flannel, all wool..... Zanesville Woolen Manufacturing Co., Zanesville, best 5 pieces 3-4 or 6-4 fancy dress plaids, all wool F. Gray & Co., Piqua, best 3 pairs all wool blankets Stewart & Mickle, Mechanicsburg, best 25 pounds assorted stocking yarn second best 25 pounds assorted stocking yarn... J. & H. Clasgens, New Richmond, best 10 pounds Balmoral stocking yarn best 10 pounds zephyr stocking yarn Zanesville Woolen Manufacturing Co., Zanesville, best 5 pieces jeans................ 2 Wm. Armbruster, Columbus, best 5 dozen woolen socks and stockings 5 drawers, socks, stockings, and gloves 5 L. Rambo & Co., Dresden, best display of woolen goods 10 Awarding Committee-H. G. Perks, Jas. B. Estep, C. Hertenstein, Jno. Rich. Stationers' Ware. Thos. W. Odell, Dayton, best display of bound account books........... Siebert & Lilley, Columbus, best specimen of blank-book paper.. E. O. Randall & Co., Columbus, best display of paper hangings and border..... $10 3 3 Awarding Committee-L. I. Pope, Chagrin Falls; C. L. Clark, Columbus; J. B. Williams, Summerfield. Merchants' and Dealers' Class. Freeman, Staley & Morton, Columbus, best display of cassimeres C. L. Clark, Columbus, best display of jeans $10 5 5 5 Freeman, Staley & Morton, Columbus, best display of shawls...... Wm. Burdell, Jr., Columbus, best display of carriage robes made of wool 2 Wm. Burdell, Jr., Columbus, best fur robe...... Freeman, Staley & Morton, Columbus, best display of oil-cloth table-covers.... L. W. Rose, Columbus, best display of cordage Wm. Burdell, Jr., Columbus, best display of horse blankets.. Jos. Gundersheimer, Columbus, best child's dress... 3 3 Awarding Committee-C. Hertenstein, Columbus; James B. Estep, Columbus; Mrs. S. M. Burt, Columbus; Lizzie Sutton, Mt. Washington; Mrs. W. N. Fisher, Columbus. Boots, Shoes, etc. Mayer & Getz, Lancaster, best pair dress boots.... Mayer & Getz, Lancaster, best pair heavy boots.. Herzog & Freidman, Columbus, best gent's dress shoes..... $3 3 3 3 2 Awarding Committee.-W. C. Coulter, Newark; W. H. Stokes, Waynesville; R. F. Burt, Columbus. Leather Manufactures. J. M. Brand, Columbus, best set of carriage or coach harness. Siebert & Lilley, Columbus, best display of sheep skins (skivers).. 2 Awarding Committee.-W. H. Stokes, Waynesville; J. C. Stevens, Kenton; W. C. Coulter, Newark. FIFTH DEPARTMENT. Farm Products-Flour, Grain, and Seeds. P. Crow, Newark, best crop of 5 acres barley A. A. Taylor, Loudenville, best barrel white wheat flour, Ohio manufacture, and Ohio wheat...... $30 . Diploma. J. T. Corbin, Dublin, second best barrel white wheat flour, Ohio manufacture, and Ohio wheat J. T. Corbin, Dublin, best barrel red wheat flour S. D. Corbin, Scioto, second best barrel red wheat flour $3 Diploma. $3 8 4 John H. Benson & Co., Cardington, best two bushels white winter wheat.... 5 5 3 2 3 29 3 J. B. Dort, New California, best sample of oats, not less than one-half bushel. 66 3 2 3 3 8 3 3 5 B. C. Simms, Groveport, best two bushels white corn, in ear.. F. M. Whipps, Marion, best display pop corn.... Jac. H. Cole, Harlem, second best display pop corn.... F. M. Whipps, Marion, best collection of corn in variety. J. H. Cole, Richwood, best bushel of corn meal Mrs. Nettie Livingston, Reynoldsburg, best specimen dried corn F. M. Whipps, Marion, second best sample dried corn .... Mrs. S. W. Park, Hope, best sample dried fruits....... E. W. & C. W. Blair, Columbus, second best sample dried fruits..... Thos. Bushnell, Haysville, best display of cereals in straw or stalk A. W. Livingston & Sons, Reynoldsburg, best peck of white beans, dry ..... J. S. Keckley, Marysville, best display of beans, not less than 20 varieties.... M. D. Clark, Elyria, second best half peck field peas, dry ................ A. W. Livingston & Sons, Reynoldsburg, best and greatest variety of peas, dry ... A. W. Livingston & Sons, Reynoldsburg, best collection of garden seeds................ Thos. Bushnell, Haysville, second best display of meadow or pasture grass seeds, to include at least 20 varieties, including clover M. B. Bateham, Painesville, best display of grasses, properly named or labeled, and containing at least 15 species or varieties of meadow or pasture grasses 15 Awarding Committee.-J. B. Williams, Summerfield; F. P. Vergon, Delaware; Ervin Moore, Canal Winchester. We, the undersigned committee, having been called by the me:nber in charge to review the awards on grass seeds, find the premiums awarded should be changed, as many now marked as No. 1 are merely weeds, and we therefore make the change. Special Committee.-J. M. Thompson, S. N. Titus, L. Smith. Awarding Committee-R. P. Cannon, Aurora; J. W. Waltman, Springfield; J. S. Leaming, Sweepstakes on Cheese. B. B. Herrick, Wellington, largest display of the best cheese.... ...Silver Medal. Awarding Committee-Mrs. Mary Maxwell, Reynoldsburg; S. N. Titus, J. M. Thompson. Competitors in entry books 70 and 71 (cheese and sweepstakes on cheese) were required to state, in writing, the time the cheese was made; the number of cows kept; whether the cheese was made from one, two, or more milkings; whether any addition was made of cream; the method of preserving and preparing rennet; the mode and amount of pressure, and the treatment of the cheese afterward; and to answer the following questions, in writing, and hand them to the Secretary when making the entry : 1st. What do you consider the best breed of cows for dairy purposes? 2d. What variety of grasses produce the best pasturage for making cheese? 3d. Does long-continued grazing for dairy purposes exhaust or improve your land for dairying? 4th. At what price per acre can land be profitably used for dairy purposes in Ohio? |