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Mr*. O II. Troute, Lint of Premiums1**1Awarded at the Fourteenth Annual I fl”*1 Honey. A. Powell 1 00 I Fair ol the Hancock County Agrl Heal Jar Apple Butter, A. W.10 cultural Society, lidii at Findlay,I StrotherO , October 5th, Oth and 7th, ffallou Maple Molasses,class a—horses for all wore. „ ^ Mnrtin„ , ,, „ I Beet -libs. Maple Sugar, W.Beat Stallion, 4 years old, D. MartinHiaIi 95 0050'®*re-4 004 004 00I 004 00Second best. Sand Switzer Best Stallion, 3 years old, Kzra KarriBest Gel ling. 4 yearn old. W.TaylorSecant I Oe.t, Joshua llmai 1 Beat G-Ming. 1 yearn nil, i\ Vanliorn See.,,, i her. J C Marlin Beni litlili'i.’. 2 years old, C.Vmilior.i II Nt Gebting, 1 year old, II. II.A b .,ilie i dare, 4 years old, Jacob Stoker•id best, A Phillips Ue.-i Mar, 3 years old, John Moomey S' inn I best, Lewis Bowen He*’ M ne. 2 years old, Jacob StokerSecond best, J. Mi.'ssantoro Best Spring Mare Colt, Lewis ItoweuBust Brood Marc, Elizabeth AlbertsonCLASS B—HIATT DRAFT.Best Stallion, 4 years old, S.Switzer 95 00Second best, A. J. Baldwin 4 00Best Mare, 3 years old, JohnFranks 4 00Second best, Emanuel FI for 3 00Best Gelding, 3 years old, J.Shoemaker 4 00Second liost, Josiah Elder 3 00Best Peach Preserve*, Mrs. GW. Tront Best Canned Fruit, A. W.Strother Best Currant Wine, A W Strother Best Ulacklmrry Wine, A. IT.Strother Best Grape Wine, A. IV Strotli-Bcst gallon Sweet Cider. A. IV. Strother60 wli lie0 b'»Ha50 on jlini25 nbi | the 2 00 me 185 toe (the”5 for | bin25l SriCl.ASA R—IIOI *1101.1, r AIIHICS. , jBest 10 yards TL.g Carpet, Mrs.Gear.’ M■■ rniey 81 0u uSOOlBestpair double O*v,-rlids. C. i Line3 00 Best |• i ir i I Coverlids,£ 092 00»t fn- var-i mil.) Mr bertson‘ • tii (hutne-I'.lizabelh Al4 00Best pair Worden Blankets, Samuel .Switzer Rest 5 yards Barred Flannel, Elizabeth Barber Best Woolen Mittens, Mrs.Elizabeth Albertson Best Woolen Gloves, Mrs. Geo.Mooney.Best Wooleu Socks, Mrs. D. J.Kim me!Best Woolon Stockings, Mrs.D. J. Kimmel Best Put. h Work Quilt, Mrs. Jnc di Stoker1 00. Ikm“bLSSKsSecond best. Jacob Shoemaker 2 00 Best Pair Draft Horses, JohnJames 4 00ci. ass r—Molt sit s ros liout ii aiiskss. Best Pair Matehed Geldings,U. II. Benuet 94 00Second best, II. R. Henderson 3 00 Best Gelding for Light Harness,3 00Harry wickeru Second best, Joshna Minsrd 2 00 Best Marc for light harness, EliBeach 3 00Second best, Henry Matson 2 00 Best Gelding for Saddle, Wm MarlinBest Mare for Saddle, J lt;»h M inaul3 003 00MarkleBest one 11, Linen SewingThread, Mrs. Ezra Kara 5iCLASS 8—MII.LIKSRT.Best Bonnet, J. R. Mnlov, DipWorsted Embroiderv, Mrs. DGeorgeDip.CLASS D—ROADSTERS.Best Trotter, L. W Watt 95 00 Best Hacker, C L. Turley 5 00 CLASS K—JACKS AND MULES.Best Jack, Jacob Shoemaker $5 00 Best Jennet, Jacob Shoemaker 2 50 CLASS r—GRADED CATTLE.Best Bull. 1 year old, John Markle ISeeond best, Wm. Martin 1 00 Best Bull Cnir, T. J. McConnel 1 00 Best Cow, 2 years old, JohnMarkle 4 00Secou I I test, Lewis Bowen 3 00 Best Heifer, 2 wars old, AimerLeonard 3 00s ■. r McConnel 2 uui.-.l. i .. • !'. Lewis11 w 2 AOC. Conncl Infants Clothes, MMooraey Dip.CLASS C—ORNAMENTAL SHELL WORK Ornamental Shell Work, EzraKara 8100CLAS8 V—FLORAL.Best Arranged Boquet, KateElms 75Best Basket Flowers, A. W.Strother 75Best Specimen Penmanship, J.IV. Powell 1 00Best Ambrotype, Zay A Shell 1 00Best Photograph, Zay A Shell 1 00CLASS W—FRUITS.Best 5 varieties Winter Apples,A. IV. Strother 92 00Second best, IVra. Martin 1 10Test Fall Apples, A. W. Strotli100Second ttest, Mm. Martin Beat Peaches, A. IV. Strother Bust Pears, A. W Strother Best Quinces, Mrs G. IV. TroutBest Grapes. A. IV. Strother Best ) bush. Dried Peaches, pared, Jacob Stoker 'I !»l ) bush. Dried Apples, Jacob StokerI Ur 3 00 ter1 00' a tu1 oo!1 00 Tdi.lhcitail, i • . I. Mil liKKD.i. l J. Meet «0,i-Calf. 1. J. MeC .nuel 2 001 i voera eld, A. Leon .ird 5 00 ••and best. A. Leonard 4 00,n . ,L ifer. 2 years old, John Markle t00 » . dj,S. .-.mil bust. Aimer Leonard 3 00j- . i--II—»i,4l A NO STOCK AT it. a. 11.-t w .ik Work Oxen. M. B.Patterson 8300, Bust FBest 3 two year old Steers, J.Markle 3 00CLASS X—VEl.ETABLKI.Best Irish Potatoes, 1 bush., C.A Croninger 81 003 Heads Cabbage, EzraKorniltesti bush. Onions, Mrs. G W Ti m itndi. T pat *, S Swit55l 1— CLASS!—SHEEP.|y Host Wooled Lin k. 2 years old Samuel Kemble Second lu--\ J. It. Ilaiue 3 00Beat Fine Wm 1 Buck, 1 yearold, Sylvamis Newcomer 3 00Second best, Samuel Keiuble 2 00Jlest Fine Wooled Lamb Sami.Kemble 2 00Second best. Jacob Gorby 100Beat 3 Kino Wooled Ewes, twoyears old, Jacob Gorby 4 00Second beat, Buit A Lamb 301Beal 3 Fine Wooled Ewes, one year old, Jacob Gorby Beat Fine Wooled Ewe Lamb,SyIvanna Newcomer Second best, Jacob Gorby Best 0 Fine Wooled Lambs, Kylvanus Newcomer Second best, Jacob Gorliy class j—SWINE.Best Boar. Jonathan ParkerNo.) Dai, , (it in No.) S.5075 clt; quMMfc5uthietit.hatB limlinan CLASS I—FARM PRODUCTS. |Best bushel Wheat. Ezra Karn 81 00 Best bushel Rye, Martin Cox 75 8‘ w° Bust'bushel Barley, S. B. Hud- ImntiBest bushel Coru (in the car)J. Stoker Best 4 bushel Timothy Seed,(I W. Trent Beat ) bushel Sweet Corn, A.PowellRest g tllon Dried Sweet Com,Mrs. G. IV. Trout 7.5 ,CLASS A A—SWBBPSTAKSS. jut,3 00 1,1 “* Huck. Samuel Kemble 81 Ort ,tbi I Best Ewe. Sylvanus Newcomer 3 00 l®y 1 50 Heat Stallion, Samuel Switzer 5 00 dr 1 0C ^ Gelding, Jacob Siioem-ikcr 5 00 at Best Cotv, Abrucr Leonard 4 0 • 'DISCRETIONARY.Pair Linen Stockings, Mrs. D. LpJ. Kimmel 8 252 00t oli81 00 Peach Butter, Sfr*. O IV Trout 25[chSecond best, Homer Vanzant il 00 Confectionery, C. Yuncker Best Sow. William Martin 3 00 Sugar Cano Strpper. M. R.Second best, IJomor Vauzant 2 001 Stout, reeommen.ledBest 5 Pigs. William Martin 2 00 Painting on Glass, E. P. Phil-CLASS K rORLTRY. L. J'j9 „Rett Pair Cl.ickeus, Ph... Strn- Packing \ am. Ezra Knr.i pi,, I 50 sawing Machine, B. S. Mun-Rost Pair Turkeys, Peter Strn- L. * Co.ye aojAwpleo Basket, Miss Hattie,]i Best Pair Ducks. George Dipert M . A\,nm9 ,L Best display Poultry, Jicob |JaimSolem Cherry Tree, Rebec-Crumley 1 Oo! ca WisemanCLASS L.25 on25 loilUt 100 ||II50 *t 25, |,e pcRoc.Second best, O. F Smith Case Furs, Hats, Caps, Ac., D.Best 2 Horse Wagon, S. A J. I C. ConnclFnrgeaon 83 00 Boot* aud Shoes, Thompson A iruRest Corn Shelter, R. S. Mun Brown Bw.! mgen A Co. 2 00 Bead Basket. Miss Hattie Adams 25 -Best Spring Wagon, J. P. Kerr 200, llisir Rabbits, John Cox 25class w. j Linen Towels, George Dlnert 25,-ej Bestfl Ax Helves. Eli Phillips 8 58School House Furniture, R S.* i j»J£Kk£ki».n.-it rtl.jlo Carriage, J. T. lElllpHoSewrag M.ehmc.JoUnK 2 00 Ore g.vMelodeon, G. W Waite isH,o Ue»t r rot ting Buggy, aud K-*rrOil- Boat dUplil*.1 1 ’ .-tings Mungeu v ■' • iRest Bureau. II A K. IJ. P.R S00Pump, E. C. Markle0011 2 00 T«o Loo*.‘class o—tic u a nit vi TLEEB hare rcuived an interesting let- J ■lie M . I , ij,iinr Mr. iter from a resident of this county.• i i. * a i.m w|‘° i9 «•» 9 torn of obMtvntfen•’ through the Western Stale, but it,extrema length prevents its puLJI60.1 It- display Hard Soap, Mrs1 • llisiiboth Albertsonand acsj, jar Lard, G. W. TrontUllU|cation...ndCLASS F—CAMMED FRUIT.Best Jar Quince Prcsorvca, Mrs.laoejiBani-y.| Paper is again on the ramjuvo, G W. Trout 8 50 conseq icutly we wont wore wo my.| Rest Jar Currant J*lly (Kcd) (Who spMha iratf
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Findlay, Ohio, US

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