The Switzerland and Ohio County [Indiana] Fair awards for 1881 appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 29 Sep 1881 – Page 5, Column 2

Premiums Awarded at the Fair.

The names of persons and number of Premiums taken by them at the last Switzerland and Ohio County Fair:

SPEED RING.

• Trot—B. Birney, Moses Osborn, J. P. Jarvis
• Pace—F. M. Ferguson, B. Birney, Moses Osborn
• Mule Race—Taylor Marsh

DRAUGHT HORSES.
Jas. Gullion, George Gullion, J. L. Mulford, Joseph Stewart, William A. Shadday, Thos. Adams, O. P. Monroe, Heman Bradley, F. M. Ferguson.

GENERAL PURPOSE HORSES.
Riddel & Norris, J. H. McDanell, O. W. Dickason, Harvey Scranton, Alonzo Gale, Sol Wright, Lem Bledsoe, James Works, W. W. Barker, F. M. Ferguson, John W. Conoway, John Boyle, Samuel Grimes, W. A. Shadday, D. R. Drake, Samuel Dorrel, Peter Houze, H. H. Turpin, J. D. Davis, Timothy Conner, Bennett Graham.

LIGHT HARNESS.
Shadrach Wilber, Riddle & Norris, Sol Wright, O. D. Cunningham, Wallace North, J. H. McDannell, L. P. Bradford, J. M. Horton, J. P. Jarvis

SADDLE HORSES.
M. F. Ellis, J. H. McDanell, Riddle & Norris, F. M. Ferguson, James Huston, J. M. Horton, Lem Bledsoe, Mose Donfer, C. L. Lee

JACKS AND MULES.
J. H. Horton, D. P. Oak, Sr., H. Scranton, W. B. Corbin, John J. Elliott, J. P. Goodner, Samuel McCreary, L. W. Barton

CATTLE.

• Short-Horns—J. H. McDanell, J. M. Horton, George Gullion
• Jerseys—Lem Bledsoe, Henry Dibber
• Graded—George Gullion, Thomas Works, Thomas McCreary, Walter F. Armstrong, C. L. Lee

HOGS.

• Large Breeds—J. P. Livingston, Albert J. House, Wm. Livingston, Wm. Cooper
• Small Breeds—John Dunning, J. M. Hall, Wm. Cooper

SWEEPSTAKES ON HOGS.
J. P. Livingston, John Dunning

SHEEP.

• Fine Wool—Alvin Works
• Middle Wool—George Gullion, G. J. Tyler, Alvin Works
• Long Wool—George Gullion

SWEEPSTAKES ON SHEEP.
George Gullion

POULTRY.
Alfred Aldred, Chas. L. Lee, Chas. Dunning, H. H. Turpin, Mary Lientz, Mrs. McClure

VEGETABLES.
T. J. Heath, James Cole, Geo. Sadler, Mike Sedam, Wm. H. Cochran, Henry Myers, Allie Long, Wm. Sedam, Taylor Wainscott, Taylor Curran, Clifford Jaynes, S. M. Dumont, John Myers, U. H. Stow, O. P. Glenn

GRAIN AND SEEDS.
J. D. Davis, D. R. Drake, James Cole, E. P. Goddard, H. B. Sparks, Geo. Gullion, Wm. Cole, Glenn Culbertson, Allie Long, T. J. Heath, Jordan Wainscott, Rufus Ferguson, Jas. Aldred, Wm. Melick, Wm. Cooper, L. P. Bradford, Lem Bledsoe

FARM PRODUCTS.
Taylor Marsh, Henry C. Simpson, Robert Thompson, C. L. Lee, E. P. Goddard. Field crops yet to adjudge.

FLOUR.
W. R. Williams

FRUITS.
Glenn Culbertson, John Stewart, S Stow, George McCulloch, U. H. Stow, John Nelson, Harry Bascom

WINES, CIDERS AND VINEGAR.
Mrs. A. G. Jackson, Mrs. C. L. Wiley, Mrs. Mary Rous, Mrs. Jane Simmons, John Stewart, Taylor Wainscott, T. J. Heath, Virginia Cole

FLOWERS AND FINE ARTS.
S. M. Dumont, F. P. Dupraz, Amanda Campbell, M. O. Richmond, Laura B. Morrison, Miss Jane Brown, Susan N. Cole, Mrs. James Thiebaud, India Culbertson

PLOWS AND FARM IMPLEMENTS.
Josiah Lee, Wm. Clore, Elliott & Clemen, C. C. Shaw, S. Stow, J. C. Turner, P. C. McGannon

MILLS, MACHINES, &c.
W. L. Fisk, H. S. Espey & Son, T. J. Heath, J. S. Eades, S. E. Laird, E. E. Long, Wm. J. Keeney, J. B. Glenn, Josiah Lee, N. H. Morrison, Elhanan Cole, John J. Gardner, J. T. Bodkin, R. A. Harris, L. E. Turner, Matt Keeney

WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
J. A. Hearick, Wm. Keeney, Albert Houze

LEATHER MANUFACTURE.
John W. Roberts

TEXTILE FABRICS BY MACHINERY.
Mrs. A. G. Jackson, Mrs. Maria Bovard

NEEDLEWORK, EMBROIDERY, &c.
Mrs. S. A. Harlan, Mrs. A. G. Jackson, Mrs. M. E. Schrub, Miss Belle Sheets, Mrs. J. D. Simpson, Jane Brown, Mrs. Lou Keeney, Miss Mary Galbreath, Mrs. Givan, Mrs. Jane Shull, Mrs. Minerva Stow, Mrs. Margaret Chapman, Mrs. McClure, Eliza Loggins, Mary Culbertson, Lucinda Nelson, Callie Rous, Mrs. S. E. Laird, James Cole, T. C. Jack, J. T. Bodkin

DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Mrs. S. Harlan, Mrs. Jackson, Jane Shull, Mrs. Dilley, Matilda Lee, Rosanna Bailey, Jennie Montgomery, Margaret Chapman, Mary Jane Sedam, Mrs. C. M. Shull, Mrs. Wm. Cole, Mrs. Lou Keeney, Mrs. Jackson, Maria Bovard, Mrs. Wm. J. Cooper, Mary Culbertson, Mrs. C. O. Potter

COOKERY, PASTRY, PRESERVES, &c.
Miss Belle Sheets, Mrs. Jackson, Esther L. Douglas, Lucinda Nelson, Mrs. Amy Rous, Minerva Stow, Lou Keeney, Jane Madison, Mary A. Powell, Mrs. B. F. McIntire, A. Lozier, Ette Works, Mary Galbreath, John Melick, Harriet N. Turpin, Wm. Buchanan, C. E. Buchanan, Mrs. Wm. Cole, Mrs. P. Ethrington, H. S. Espey, Jennie Montgomery, T. J. Heath, James Buchanan, Mrs. Belle Stewart, C. H. Bascom.

MISCELLANEOUS.
In this class there were 79 premium awards on as many different articles, and to nearly as many different persons. We omit the names.

The Switzerland and Ohio County [Indiana] Fair awards for 1879 appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 25 Sep 1879 – Page 2, Column 3

AWARDS OF PREMIUMS
At Switzerland and Ohio County Fair.

The following named persons received premiums at the late Switzerland and Ohio County Fair. The figures appended to the names indicate the number of premiums taken by such person in that class:

 

HORSES, HEAVY DRAUGHT.

John W. Morrison, George Gullion, James Gullion, John Dickason, G. W. Heady, Rollin Charlton, Thomas Vest, John Mulford, Ben Davies, E. S. Grant, W. W. Barker, William Walden, W. S. Walton, C. L. Lee, O. P. Cobb.

 

HORSES, GENERAL PURPOSES.

Riddel & Norris, G. W. Dickason, O. P. Cobb, G. W. Huston, John Dickason, Frank Ferguson, J. M. Horton, Wm. Hasting, H. W. Scranton, W. H. Brett, M. F. Ellis, J. H. McDanell, W. T. Mefford, C. L. Lee, J. E. Carleton, J. D. Davis, W. S. Walton, Oliver McCreary, H. J. Harris.

 

HORSES, LIGHT HARNESS.

Riddell & Norris, R. T. German, W. S. Walton, Thomas Dickason, M. F. Ellis, J. E. Carleton, Lem. Bledsoe, James Works, Wm. C. Marshall, O. D. Cunningham, B. Birney, Mike Giegoldt, Thomas Croxton, L. P. Bradford, J. H. McDanell.

 

SADDLE HORSES.

Heman Bradley, Stephen Cofield, L. W. Cobb, J. H. McDanell, Thomas Vest, Ed. McAroy, M. F. Ellis.

 

SPEED RING.

Trotting—H. Bidwell, J. W. Pugh, S. A. McClellan.

Pacing—S. A. McClellan, Moses Osborn, J. T. Ricketts.

Green Pace—Ed. Chever, Ed. McAroy.

Trotting Mule—T. Blue, John Saddler.

 

JACKS AND MULES.

R. B. Littlefield, J. M. Horton, Sam McCreary, Thomas McCreary, Henry Myers, John Dunning, Robert Fox, J. W. Tinker, John Beaty, J. P. Goodner.

 

CATTLE, DURHAM.

J. H. McDanell, O. P. Obb.

 

ALDERNEY CATTLE.

Lem Bledsoe, J. M. Horton, L. W. Cobb, Wm. Dugan, Harry Stow.

 

GRADED CATTLE.

C. L. Lee, James Cole, J. W. Pate, J. M. Horton, L. Bledsoe, Abram Tinker, O. P. Cobb.

 

MILCH COWS.

J. Morrison, Lem Bledsoe.

 

HOGS, LARGE BREEDS.

Wm. Cooper, J. F. Houze, J. W. Morrison, James Cole.

 

HOGS, SMALL BREEDS.

T. J. Turpin, John Dunning.

 

SWEEPSTAKES ON HOGS.

William Cooper, J. F. Houze.

 

SHEEP, FINE WOOL.

Alvin Works.

 

SHEEP, MIDDLE WOOL.

Alvin Works, Jacob S. Cole, Charles Ayers, J. C. Kirkpatrick, Geo. Gullion.

 

SHEEP, LONG WOOL.

George Gullion, Charles Ayres.

 

SWEEPSTAKES ON SHEEP.

George Gullion.

 

PLOWS, HARROWS, CULTIVATORS, DRILLS, ETC.

Wm. Clore, E. B. Nace, Josiah Lee, H. S. Espey, J. W. Morrison, U. H. Stow, Sam McCreary, Alfred Driver, Joseph Glenn, S. D. Rice, J. N. Green, L. E. Turner.

 

MILLS, MACHINES, WOODENWARE, ETC.

H. S. Espey, Josiah Lee, E. B. Nace, Fisk & Woollen, C. W. Bruner, Dan Turner, Levi Danner, T. J. Heath, U. H. Stow, R. W. Chapman, N. H. Morrison, Wm. Clore, M. G. Keeney, C. L. Lee, Thiebaud & Beagle, William J. Keeney, A. D. Walker, Dan Heath, M. H. Anderson, William Heath.

 

WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.

James T. Simpson, Earnest Smith, David Hayden.

 

VEGETABLES.

T. J. Heath, S. Stow, U. H. Stow, James Wallick, William Cooper, R. B. Bascom, Howard Stow, J. W. Riley, T. J. Turpin, James Cole, Amie Nelson, Sewell Webb, Sanford Mendell, John Dunning, John Cutter, John Altolph, Wesley Harris, Frank Holman, R. M. Holman, B. W. Buffington, Lydia Oxley, William Cunningham, Charles Ayres, F. P. Dupraz.

 

GRAINS AND SEEDS.

Samuel McCreary, James Cole, Howard Stow, C. L. Lee, W. H. Anderson, Robert Fox, J. D. Davis, James Aldred, Henry Walden, Wesley Harris, D. C. Lampkin, William Cooper, James Wallick, John David, William Cunningham.

 

FIELD CROPS.

James Wallick, John W. Wiley, C. L. Lee. Others yet to be judged.

 

POULTRY.

C. L. Lee, James Aldred, Benjamin Davies, Andrew Martin, T. J. Turpin, B. F. Grandy, O. H. P. Sedam, U. H. Stow, Jacob S. Cole, Wesley Harris, Julia E. Clevenger.

 

NEEDLEWORK &C.

Mrs. Lucy Detraz, Julia Williams, Emma Madison, Miss Josie Kyle, Miss Jane Brown, Mrs. John Dunning, Nancy Lostutter, Frances Shaddy, Mary Chapman, Mrs. James Cole, Mrs. J. F. Houze, Mrs. A. G. Jackson, Hattie Lockwood, Mrs. Thomas Ethrington, Jennie Ethrington, Carrie Wooley, Sarah A. Pate, Mrs. J. D. Simpson, Ollie L. Morrison, Mary David, Mrs. Inda Stapp, Lida J. Hall, Mrs. J. G. Thiebaud, Jennie Rogers, Mrs. C. M. Shull, T. C. Jack, Mrs. P. D. Stagg, Mrs. C. Dille, Mrs. Samuel Harlan, Mrs. E. J. Chrisler, Mattie E. McClellan.

 

DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE.

Rosanna Bailey, Emma J. Brown, Matilda Lee, Nancy Lostutter, Fanny Pocock, Miss Belle Sheets, Mary Chapman, Mrs. A. G. Jackson, Lucinda Nelson, Mary Mendell, Mrs. Philip Ethrington, Mrs. Fannie McFadden, Maria Bovard, Mrs. J. H. Smith, Jane Shull, Mary A. Carnine, Mrs. P. D. Stagg, Mrs. Samuel Harlin, Vila Drake, Mrs. Frank Kersey.

 

LINEN, COTTON AND WOOLEN GOODS BY MACHINERY.

S. Adams, Mrs. A. G. Jackson, Julia E. Clevenger.

 

FLOWERS AND FINE ARTS.

S. M. Dumont, F. P. Dupraz, Hattie Lockwood, O. W. Lewis, India Shaddy, J. A. VanOsdol, Maybel Fox, Mrs. J. D. Simpson, Mrs. J. W. Morrison, P. D. Stagg, Allen Jackson.

 

TABLE COMFORTS.

Mrs. Minerva Stow, James Brown, Mrs. Amie Rous, Jennie Bascom, Nancy Lostutter, H. S. Espey and Son, Esther Douglas, Mrs. Belle Sheets, Etta Works, Mrs. A. G. Jackson, Mrs. T. J. Heath, Lizzie C. Sikely, Helen Humphrey, Mike McGuire, B. S. Morrison, M. G. Keeney, Mary A. Carnine, Mrs. J. G. Thiebaud, Mrs. Lemuel Bledsoe, Jane K. Madison, Mrs. S. Stow, Jennie Roberts, Ella P. North.

 

FRUITS.

Alfred Driver, John Stewart, B. W. Buffington, William Cunningham, Sewell Webb, John Cutter, R. M. Holman, Frank Holman, S. Stow, U. H. Stow, W. Hodapp, Samuel McCreary, H. J. Cole, George McCulloch.

 

FLOUR AND MEAL.

J. W. Talbott, Johnathan David.

 

WINES, CIDER, VINEGAR.

Wendell Hodapp, T. C. Jack, John Stewart, Mrs. Amie Rous, Mrs. B. L. Simmons, Mrs. Percy Rous, Louisa Stewart, Etta Works, E. W. Heath, Shelometh Stow, Dora Bascom.

 

MISCELLANEOUS—ALMOST EVERYTHING.

S. Stow, Mrs. Belle Sheets, Ben F. Keeney, Hattie Lockwood, J. H. Banta, Mollie E. Webb, Robert Morris, Mrs. P. Ethrington, Mrs. T. Ethrington, Mrs. Amie Rous, Carrie Wooley, John Webb, J. D. Simpson, John Altolph, Eva Bonnell, Elizabeth Newton, Eliza S. Campbell, M. G. Keeney, Julia E. Clevenger, E. B. Nace, Maggie Rabb, Jennie Roberts, Jennie Rogers, Laura Keeney, Mrs. P. D. Stagg, John David, Mrs. J. D. Works, J. E. Williams, Miss Jane Brown, Patriot Cornet Band.

The Switzerland and Ohio County, Indiana, Fair awards for 1878 appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 26 Sep 1878 – Page 1, Column 4

AWARDS OF PREMIUMS
At the Switzerland and Ohio Co. Fair.

At the Enterprise Fair the following named persons received Premiums on articles as follows:

 

For Heavy Draught Horses.

• Stallions, 4 years old, John Mulford and J. R. Cole; 3 years old, John Mulford and C. O. Hastings; 1 year old, Henry Charlton.
• Mares and Geldings, James Gullion, Frank Leatherberry, D. C. Wilber, L. F. Golay, Alexander Kinnett, John Rice.
• Draught Team, George Gullion and James Gullion.
• Brood Mares, George Dickason and Alex. Kinnett.

General Purpose Horses.

• Stallions, George Dickason and Robert Taylor; Jos. Dunn and J. R. Cole; Thomas Croxton and F. B. Cunningham; O. P. Cobb and Cyrus Demaree; John Dickason and Charles Botts.
• Mares, J. H. McDanell and Heman Bradley; Thomas Carver and R. F. German; Lem. Bledsoe and Wallace Wymond; Cyrus Demaree and J. M. Horton; W. E. Wade.
• Geldings, J. H. McDanell and H. B. Crouch; M. F. Ellis and L. W. Cobb; Alex Kinnett.
• Matched Team, W. W. Brison and Lemuel Bledsoe.

Light Harness.

• Stallions, R. F. Payne, R. T. German, M. F. Ellis, Michael McGuire.
• Mares, J. R. Cole, L. W. Cobb, Wm. Woodruff, James Works, Jr., R. T. German, George W. Bryson.
• Geldings, Heman Bradley, Mike Giegoldt, R. T. German, Lem Bledsoe.
• Harness Animal, George Dickason.

Saddle Horses.

• Stallion, M. F. Ellis
• Mares, Levi Camper, G. W. Griffin
• Geldings, Henry Walker, Jos. Netherland, Lem. Bledsoe
• Saddle Animal, Joseph Netherland

Jacks.

• J. M. Horton and Thomas Hall

Mules

• Richard Welden, T. F. McCreary, E. B. L. Ford, Timothy Connor, Jno Beaty.
• Span of Mules: W. A. Bailey, Richard Welden.
• Trotting Mule: Wm. Blue (time 3:41)

Durham Cattle.

• Sol Wright (4 1st Premiums, 1 2d premium and premium on herd of cattle)
• J. H. McDannell (3 1st premiums, 1 2d premium, and 3 sweepstakes on cattle)
• O. P. Cobb (1 1st premium, 2 2d premiums)
• Wm. H. Miller (1 2d premium)

Alderney Cattle.

• Lem Bledsoe (3 1st premiums and 2 2d premiums)
• Daniel Bondurant (1 1st premium and 1 2d premium and premium on milch cows)
• J. M. North (1 1st premium)
• Harry Stow (1 1st premium)
• Henry Dugan (1 1st premium)
• J. M. Horton (1 1st premium)

Graded Cattle.

• Lem. Bledsoe (5 1st premiums)
• J. M. Horton (1 1st premium and 1 2d premium)
• J. W. Hall (1 1st premium)
• O. P. Cobb (1 1st premium)
• Sol. Wright, W. M. Wilber and Thomas Works (each 1 2d premium)

Hogs, Large Breeds.

• Wm. J. Cooper (1 1st premium and sweepstakes on Boar)
• Chas. L. Lee (2 2d premiums and one 1st on herd of hogs)
• J. M. Horton (1 1st premium)
• E. P. Goddard (1 1st premium)
• L. W. Mallett (1 1st premium
• John Keffer (1 2d premium)
• Thomas Lewis (1 2d premium)
• Thomas J. Turpin (premium on brood sow)

Hogs, Small Breeds.

• T. J. Turpin (3 1st premiums, including herd)
• John Dunning (2 1st premiums)
• Sol Wright (2 2d premiums)
• Jas. M. North (1 2d premium)

Sheep, Fine Wool.

• Alvin Works (3 1st and 1 2d premiums)
• E. P. Goddard (1 1st and 2 2d premiums)

Middle Wool.

• George Gullion, Asa Newton and Alvin Works (each 1 1st premium)
• Jacob Cole (1 1st and 1 2d premiums)
• D. C. Lamkin (3 2d premiums)

Long Wool Sheep.

• George Gullion (4 1st and 1 2d premiums)
• Chas. L. Lee (1 2d premium)
• Sweepstakes on sheep, Geo. Gullion (3 premiums)

Poultry.

• Charles L. Lee (7 1st and 3 2d premiums, and premium on collection of Poultry)
• E. P. Goddard (1 1st and 1 2d premiums)
• L. W. Mallett (1st and 2d premiums)
• Jacob Cole (2 1st premiums)
• Sol Wright (1 1st premium)
• T. J. Turpin (1 1st premium)
• O. H. P. Sedam (1 2d premium)

Speed Rings.

• Home Trot, Jos. Netherland (1st premium; time 2:50); John Riley (2d premium, time 3:01)
• Home Pace, Henry Schofield (1st premium; time 3:15)
• Sweepstakes Trot, Jno. R. Cole (1st premium, time 2:38); J. M. Graham (2d premium, time 2:43); Thos. Johnson (3d premium, time 2:44)
• Sweepstakes Pace, Robert Taylor (1st premium, time 2:43); J. T. Ricketts (2d premium, time 2:48); Moses Osborn (3d premium, time 2:49)

Plows and Farm Implements.

• E. B. Nace (6 1st and 2 2d premiums)
• Wm. Clore (5 1st and 1 2d)
• E. S. Downey (2 2d)
• Sam. McCreary (1 1st and 1 2d)
• L. E. Turner (1 1st and 1 1st)
• Johathan David, John Tinker and Howard Stow (each 1 2d premium)

Mills, Machinery, &c.

• E. B. Nance (two 1st premiums)
• Champion Machine Co. (two 1st premiums)
• Thiebaud & Gibbs, M. S. Longwood, D. B. Beaty, George Bowen, J. W. Chase, T. J. Heath, John Bassett, L. A. Cross, J. W. Hall, John Morrison, A. J. Sedam, J. H. Martin, M. H. Anderson, W. H. Roe, Josiah Dunning, Thomas Croxton and Jonathan David (received premiums on various articles in this class)

Wagons and Carriages.

• Richmond & Simpson, Fisk Bros., Ernest Smith, E. B. Nace, and J. A. Herrick received the premiums in this class.

Vegetables.

• R. C. Heath (12 premiums); U. H. Stow (4); James Cole (2); Wm. Cooper (2); Thomas Croxton (2); Omer Wiley (2); J. Murdock, Wm. Bennett, Hugh McHenry, Howard Stow, Tom Turpin, T. J. Heath, Charlie McBride, Earl Heath, John Higham, John Moore, Jordan Wainscott, S. H. Hayes.

Grains and Seeds.

• James Cole (4 premiums); Jonathan David (3); Jordan Wainscott (2); John Keith, C. L. Lee, E. P. Goddard, J. W. Rutherford, James Brown, Howard Stow, Alfred Hanna, Frank Leatherberry, Wm. Cooper, Denton Cunningham, D. C. Lamkin.

Field Crops.

• E. P. Goddard, Fred Banta, Jacob Liszt.

Needlework, &c.

• Mrs. Amy Rous (6 premiums); T. C. Jack (2); Mrs. Will Locke (2); Emma Fenton (2); Frances Jockell (2); Mrs. H. Northcott (2); Mrs. Minerva Stow (2); Eva Bonnell, Mollie E. Webb, Laura Marble, Eliza J. Rogers, E. Drake, George Muhs, C. Drake.

Domestic Manufactures.

• Matilda Lee (4 premiums); Mrs. Margaret Moore (6); Mrs. C. W. Mendell (2); Rosanna Bailey, Belle Gary, Laura Marble, Emma Fenton, Charlotte Works, E. J. Rogers, Maria J. Downey.
• Pair blankets, Julia E. Clevenger.

Leather Manufactures.

• Boots and Shoes, Thiebaud & Gibbs (4 1st premiums, one 2d and prem. on collection); Dobel & Bro. (one 1st and three 2d premiums)
• On harness, saddles and bridles, John W. Roberts (three 1st and one 2d premiums); Ernest Smith and Smith Rice.

Flowers and Fine Arts.

• S. M. Dumont (five 1st, one 2d, and 1st on collection of flowers and shrubbery); Mrs. Margaret Moore (one 1st and 2d on collection of flowers); Georgia Muhs (three 1st and three 2d on paintings); Lillie Marble, W. D. Stark, John Mullen, N. L. Richmond, W. H. Miller, Clara B. Sigmon.

Table Comforts.

• Mrs. Amy Rous (seven 1st, eight 2d, and premium on collection of bread, cakes and pies); Mrs. Minerva Stow (three 1st and three 2d premiums); Mary Carnine (2d premium); Jas. Brown, C. W. Mendell, R. C. Heath, Margaret Bascom, Elizabeth Newton, U. H. Stow, D. P. Oak Jr., E. J. Rogers, Emma Keeney, Anna Potter, Mrs. John Morrison, Maria J. Downey, B. S. Morrison.

Fruits.

• U. H. Stow (5 1st and 1 2d premiums); E. P. Goddard (3 1st and 2 2d); Wm. Carnine (2 1st premiums); Erastus Ford, L. W. Mallett, Jas. Cole, Howard Stow, H. J. Cole, Maria Downey.

Flour and Meal.

• J. I. O’Neal, Fleming & Conoway, Jont. David.

Wines, Vinegar, Cider.

• Mrs. Percy Rous (2 1st and 1 2d); Mrs. Amy Rous (1 1st and 1 2d); T. C. Jack, John W. Saddler, E. P. Goddard, Albert Campbell, Mrs. M. Stow, Maria J. Downey.

Miscellaneous.

This class was filled with articles, numerous, useful, ornamental, and otherwise. The range was from grind stone to chair cushion, from hinny to handmade lace. There were many fine things in the class, but we can not enumerate them, and give only the names of parties who received premiums:

Rosanna Bailey, A. J. Ricketts, M. S. Longwood, H. Sterling, Wm. Clore, Williams & Titus, Solomon Washer, Mrs. H. Northcott, Mrs. Philip Etherington, Belle Gary, Mrs. Amy Rous, Julia E. Clevenger, Emma McCulloch, M. Jacobs, E. B. Nace, Emma Fenton, George Muhs, E. S. Downey, Sarah A. Pate, Francis Jockell, Theo. Bonnell, M. A. Pardon.

The Switzerland and Ohio County, Indiana, Fair awards for 1877 appeared in the following newspapers:

Vevay Reveille – 27 Sep 1877 – Page 2, Column 3

THE FAIR.

A Grand Session—All Premiums Paid, and Over Seven Hundred Dollars in the Treasury.

AWARDS OF PREMIUMS.

The late Fair held by the Switzerland and Ohio County Agricultural Society was a grand success. The show was good in all departments. The articles on exhibition numbered over 900.—The attendance of the people was never better. The Society has paid off its debts, and has some $700 in its treasury, and as all surplus funds are expended in improvements, this gives promise of an enlarged track, improved stabling, additional seating room, and increased premiums. Though the officers and members of the Society have labored hard for its success, they would give all credit to the people who have so generously contributed by their presence and patronage. The people make the Fair.

The following named persons received premiums on stock and articles exhibited:

Class 1—Heavy Draught Horses.

• Draught Team—George Gullion and Robert Bovard
• Draught Stallion—4 years or over, E. C. Heady and Mulford & Gardner; under 4 years, Alex. Kinnett and C. O. Hastings
• Draught Mare—4 years, James Gullion; under 4, John E. Grange and C. O. Hastings
• Draught Gelding, 4 years—John Morrison

Class 2—Horses for All Purposes

• Stallion—4 years, George Dickason, Riddell & Norris; 3 years, Riddell & Norris, Lewis Downey; 2 years, Riddell & Norris, Michael McGuire
• Suckling Horse Colt—J. M. Horton, 2d premium
• Mare—4 years, L. W. Cobb, Heeman Bradley; 3 years, William DeHart, James Burton; 2 years, T. J. Cochran, Heman Bradley; 1 year, Geo. Rochat, James Gullion
• Suckling Mare Colt—Cyrus Demaree, Alexander Kinnett
• Gelding—4 years, J. H. McDaniel, L. W. Cobb; 3 years, H. B. Crouch, Charles L. Lee; 2 years, Jasper Sadler, Thomas Carver
• Matched Team—W. W. Brison, W. M. Wilber
• Brood Mare—T. J. Calkin, Alexander Kinnett

Class 5—Light Harness.

• Stallion—4 years, William Payne, Robert Klein; 3 years, S. T. Johnson
• Gelding—4 years, M. T. Ellis, W. H. Brett; 3 years, S. T. Johnson, John Thatcher; 2 years, Joseph Jolly, Lemuel Bledsoe
• Mare—4 years, F. K. Crouch, T. J. Cobb; 3 years, James Stewart, J. H. McDaniel; 2 years, William Woodruff
• Best Harness Animal—Wm. Payne

Class 6—Saddle Horses.

• Stallion—4 years old, W. P. Holton, M. T. Ellis
• Gelding—4 years, M. T. Ellis, Marion Parker; under 4 years, M. T. Ellis
• Mare—4 years, M. T. Ellis, W. H. Landrum; under 4 years, Frank Sebree
• Best Saddle Animal—J. H. McDaniel

Farmers’ Ring—Trotting.

• First—W. W. Brison, time 2:59, premium $20; second, Harvey Morrison, time 3:17, premium $10.

Sweepstakes Trot.

• First, James T. Ricketts, time 2:40, premium $50; S. J. Riddell, time 2:41, premium $30; third, James Clore, time 2:42, premium $20.

Sweepstakes Pace

• First, James T. Ricketts, time 2:35, premium $50; second, James Clore, time 2:33, premium $30; third, Moses Osborn, time 2:38, premium $20

Mule Trot.

• John Dunning, time 3:49

Equestrian Ring.

• Lady, Miss Mary Jack
• Gent, Jackson Boys

Class 7—Jacks and Mules.

• Jack, of any age—John Opp, W. M. Morgan
• Mule—3 years old, W. A. Bailey, James T. Grange; 2 years old, W. A. Bailey, T. H. McCreary; 1 year old, Landa Pritchard, J. M. Horton; mule colt, John Beatty, Landa Pritchard
• Jennet—P. P. Mix, Lewis Downey
• Mule Team—W. A. Bailey, P. P. Goodner

Class 3—Cattle.

• Alderney Bull—Lemuel Bledsoe, G. Bonderent
• Alderney Cow—G. Bonderant, Lemuel Bledsoe

Breeding Cattle.

• Bull—3 years old, T. H. McCreary, J. M. Horton; 2 years old or over, B. A. Harris; 1 year, J. H. McDaniel, O. P. Cobb; bull calf, Lemuel Bledsoe
• Cow—3 years or over, O. P. Cobb, J. H. McDaniel; heifer, 2 years, J. H. McDaniel, J. M. Horton; 1 year, J. H. McDaniel; heifer calf, O. P. Cobb

Milch Cows, Etc.

• Milch Cow—G. Bonderant, Thomas Turpin
• Herd of Cattle—J. H. McDaniel

Class 4—Sweepstakes on Cattle.

• Best bull of any age—J. M. Storm
• Best cow of any age—O. P. Cobb
• Best fat animal—J. H. McDaniel

To be continued.

Vevay Reveille – 4 Oct 1877 – Page 3, Column 1

THE FAIR.
AWARDS OF PREMIUMS.

(Continued from Last Week.)

 

Class 15—Farming Implements.

• Sod Plows, Breaking Plows and Side Hill Plow—E. S. Downey, William Clore, Bledsoe & Beymer, Thos. Turpin.
• Single and Double Shovel Plows, and Two-horse Corn Plows—William Clore, Bledsoe & Beymer, Howard Stow.
• Two-horse Harrows and Smoothing Harrows—E. S. Downey, Wm. Clore
• Wheat Drill and Corn Drill—E. S. Downey
• Field Roller—Samuel McCreary
• Potato Hooks—John Rayl, Samuel McCreary
• Hay Forks—E. S. Downey, Howard Stow
• Hay Hoops—L. E. Turner, J. B. Glenn

Class 16—Mills, Machinery, &c.

• Cora Sheller—E. S. Downey, Bledsoe & Beymer
• Sulky Hay Rake—Bledsoe & Beymer
• Platform Scales—James W. Hall
• Fanning Mill—E. S. Downey
• Washing Machine—Daniel Dorrell
• Cooperage, tight and slack work—T. J. Heath
• Churns—L. A. Cross, C. C. Briant
• Chairs—C. W. Mendell
• Grain Measures—E. S. Downey
• Pumps—Baker & Co.
• Grass Seed Sower—Wm. J. Keeney

Class 17—Wagons and Carriages.

• One horse Buggies—J. A. Hearick, Ernest Smith
• Two horse Spring Wagons—J. A. Hearick, Samuel McCreary
• Two-horse Wagons—W. W. Tinker, S. B. Hyde

Class 18—Vegetables.

Articles so numerous we give only the names of persons to whom premiums were paid: Abner J. Heath, U. H. Stow, William J. Cooper, E. P. Goddard, George Madison, Martin Barker, George W. Sadler, Thomas Higham, Nelson Tarbox, Alvin Sadler, Shelometh Stow, James Cole, Howard Stow, Jacob Cole.

Class 19—Grain.

• White Wheat—Charles L. Lee
• Red Wheat—Abram Tinker, James Cole
• White Corn—E. P. Goddard, Joseph Clement
• Collection of Corn—E. P. Goddard
• Yellow Corn—E. P. Goddard, J. B. Gerard
• Rye—Lewis Downey, C. L. Lee
• Oats—James Cole, C. L. Lee
• Buckwheat—Jordan Wainscott

Class 20—Field Crops.

• Leaf Tobacco—T. H. Wells, India Humphrey
• Broom Corn—Nelson Tarbox

Acres or parts of acres of crops entered for premiums to be measured or weighed, and certified, as required in premium list, awards to be made third Tuesday in October.

Class 21—Poultry.

• Light Brahmas—L. W. Mallet, C. L. Lee
• Dark Brahmas—Thomas Turpin
• Buff Cochins—C. L. Lee, S. Stow
• Black Spanish—Joseph Walker, C. L. Lee
• White Leghorns—H. Stow, S. Stow
• Colored Bantams—Lewis Downey
• Partridge Cochins—C. L. Lee
• Turkey—L. W. Mallett, C. L. Lee
• Tame Geese—C. L. Lee, J. H. Dunning
• Ducks—Jacob Cole, Lewis Downey
• Guinea Fowls—C. L. Lee, Jacob Cole

Class 22—Needlework.

• About ninety entries in this class.
• Worsted Quilt—Mrs. A. G. Jackson, Mrs. Roswell
• Fancy Quilt—Mrs. G. M. Rogers, Mrs. P. D. Stagg
• Silk Quilt—Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. E. J. Chrisler
• White Solid Work Quilt—Mrs. Stagg, J. J. Goodner
• Dresses—Mrs. Stagg, Mrs. Maria Bovard, Mrs. Amy Rous, Jennie Cole
• Ladies Underwear—Mrs. Stagg, Mrs. Jackson
• Men’s Clothing—Jennie Cole
• Boys’ Clothing—Mary Waldon
• Counterpane and Comforts—Mrs. Indiana Stapp, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Stagg, Julia McCulloch
• Child’s Cloak, Sacque and Sun Bonnet—Mrs. Stagg, Mrs. Jackson, Jennie Cole, Mrs. Amy Rous
• Embroidery, Silk, Linen, Cotton and Worsted—Mrs. Stagg, Mrs. Jackson
• Tidys, Ottomans, and Fly Brushes—Mary E. Rutherford, Carrie Wooley, Mrs. Jackson, T. C. Jack
• Burr Work and Bead Work—Emma Madison, Maria Bovard, Carrie Wooley
• Wash Stand Mats, Lamp Mats and Toilet Sett—Mrs. Jackson, Mary A. Dorrell
• Artificial Flowers—Mrs. R. J. Owens

Class 23—Domestic Manufactures.

• Flannels, jeans, linseys, carpets, linen and cotton goods, yarns, thread, hose, half hose, mittens, mitts, gloves, toweling, &c.—Mrs. James Barker, Miss L. C. Barker, Mrs. Margaret Mendell, Matilda Lee, Mrs. John Moore, Cullie Rous, Mrs. Roswell, Mrs. Jackson, Charlotte Works, Mrs. Jane Shull, Mrs. J. H. Smith, C. W. Mendell, Mrs. Stagg, Mary Melick, James Brown.

Class 24

• Goods made by Machinery—John Moore

Class 25—Leather Manufactures.

• Wagon and carriage harness, saddles, bridles, boots, shoes, etc.—John W. Roberts, Henry Kuhlemier, A. Dobel & Bro., A. B. Vanatter

Class 26

• Flowers, painting, drawing, penmanship, hair work, etc.—S. M. Dumont, John Moore, Mrs. Sophia L. Sage, Samuel Niell, Mary Branson, Mrs. E. C. Likely, Zora Fox, Mrs. Howard Stow, Mrs. Jackson, Emma McCulloch, J. J. Goodner.

Class 27—Table Comforts.

• Entries of 100 articles that would grace a King’s table—Mrs. Amy Rous, Mrs. Percy Rous, Mrs. J. C. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. John Morrison, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. C. W. Mendell, Jennie Cole, Lavina Cunningham, Helen Humphrey, Emma Keeney, Esther Douglas, Emma Madison, Mary A. Carnine, Mrs. Howard Stow, Mrs. P. D. Stagg, Elizabeth Newton, L. W. Mallett, S. Stow, John Lewis.

Class 28—Fruits.

• Apples—T. H. McCreary, Geo. Newton, Samuel McCreary, Howard Stow.
• Peaches—Stephen Ross, U. H. Stow
• Pears—L. W. Mallett, J. House
• Plums—Lavina Cunningham, L. W. Mallett
• Quinces—L. W. Mallett, Blythe Buffington
• Grapes—U. H. Stow

Class 29

• Flour and Meal—Wm. McCreary, Lewis Downey, Daniel Melick, William Carnine

Class 30

• Wine, Cider, Vinegar, etc—Mrs. Jane Simmons, Mrs. Percy Rous, Mrs. Amy Rous, Lucinda C. Barker, T. C. Jack, John Moore, Wm. Carnine, Jasper W. Sadler, Shelometh Stow

Class 31—Miscellaneous.

There were many entries in this class. The committee pronounced most articles in this class worthy of merit, but it was left for another committee to fix the amount of premium. The articles have been removed, and they could not judge, and allowed premiums on about one-half the articles. It is proposed in the future that one committee decide both merit and premium, which would be more just and satisfactory. The following persons were awarded premiums: Howard Stow, S. C. Barker, Delia Banta, Mrs. Ethrington, D. P. Oak, Lemuel Bledsoe, J. A. Fisher, Carrie Wooley, Jane Simmons, Mrs. Jackson, S. Buffington, E. S. Downey, Mary A. Dorrell, S. Stow, Mrs. Stagg, John Sohn, E. Livingston, B. F. Buchanan, Thomson Blue, C. A. Robinson.

The Switzerland and Ohio County, Indiana, Fair awards appeared the following newspapers:

Vevay Reveille – 30 Sep 1871 – Page 3, Column 1

LIST OF PREMIUMS

Awarded at the Twentieth Annual Fair of the Switzerland and Ohio County Agricultural Society, held at East Enterprise, Ind., on September 11th to the 15th, 1871.

Live Stock Department.

Class 1—Horses for All Purposes.

• Best Stallion 4 years old, J. L. Mulford; 2d H. W. Stafford.
• Best Stallion 3 years old, J. F. McCreary.
• Best Stallion 2 years old, C. Bradley; 2d Thomas Gillis.
• Best Stallion 1 year old, C. Bradley; 2d William Cooper.
• Best horse colt, D. E. Wilhdite; 2d James Houston.
• Best gelding 4 years old, John Snyder; 2d L. Bledsoe.
• Best gelding 3 years old, J. A. Cunningham; 2d Isaac Pate.
• Best gelding 2 years old, J. A. Cunningham; 2d E. Abbott.
• Best brood mare, C. Bradley; 2d W. DeHart.
• Best mare 4 years old, T. F. McCreary; 2d Dr. Watson
• Best Filly 3 years old, W. DeHart; 2d J. H. McDanells.
• Best filly 2 years old, M. H. Daily; 2d Aaron Miller.
• Best filly 1 y’r old, T. J. Turpin
• Best mare colt, John W. Morrison; 2d James Wescott

Class 2—Horses for Light Harness.

• Best stallion 4 years old, John F. McCreary; 2d William Britt
• Best stallion 3 years old, Wm. Gilbert
• Best gelding 4 years old, S. H. Hoggins; 2d T. Dickerson
• Best gelding 3 years old, Simon Beymer
• Best mare 4 years old, John Vanosdol; 2d W. S. Allen
• Best filly 3 years old, A. W. Robbins
• Best matched horses, David Stout; 2d Lemuel Bledsoe

Class 3—Saddle Horses

• Best stallion 4 years old, W. S. Allen; 2d H. & C. Bradley
• Best gelding 4 years old, James McDanells; 2d mare 4 years old, C. Dibble
• Best mare under 4 years old, Jas. McDanells; 2d H. B. Sparks

Class 4—Speed Ring.

• Trotting stallion, (time 2:47) T. Dickerson; 2d trotting mare, (time 2:48) M. Giegoldt
• Pacing gelding, (time 2:34) Isaac Stone; 2d, pacing mare, (time 2:35) M. Ray

Class 5—Sweepstakes on Horses.

• Stallion, W. S. Allen
• Gelding, J. H. McDanells
• Mare, H & C. Bradley

Class 6—Jacks and Mules.

• Best mule 4 years old, James North; 2d C. H. Wheeler
• Best mule 2 years old, James McHenry; 2d Henry Dibber
• Best mule 1 year old, C. Dibble; 2d George Sadler
• Best mule colt, D. C. Lambkins; 2d John H. McIntosh
• Best Jack, Samuel Stewart
• Best span mules, J. H. McDanells; 2d William C. Kemp

Class 7—Heavy Draught Horses

• Best stallion, O. S. Mulford; 2d John L. Mulford
• Best gelding, G. W. Harris; 2d J. H. McDanells
• Best draught team, Alex Jenkins; 2d J. Vandorin

Class 8—Cattle

• Best bull 3 years old, T. F. McCreary; 2d J. H. McDanells
• Best bull 2 years old, William Houston
• Best bull 1 year old, Nathaniel Fisk; 2d J. M. Froman
• Best bull calf, D. C. Kemper; 2d James Connor
• Best cow 3 years old, J. H. McDanells; 2d James Connor
• Best heifer 2 years old, William Houston; 2d R. H. Harris
• Best heifer 1 year old, James Connor; 2d William Higbee
• Best heifer calf, Thos. Works; 2d T. J. Turpin

Class 9—Working Cattle

• Best yoke steers 2 years old, William J. Keeney
• Best yoke steers 1 year old, S. Stow; 2d William J. Cooper

Class 11—Fat Sheep, Cattle and Hogs

• Best fat sheep, James Cole; 2d John W. Morrison
• Best fat bullock, D. C. Kemper
• Best fat cow, D. C. Kemper
• Best fat heifer, J. H. McDanells
• Best fat hog, U. H. Stow; 2d Thomas Works

Class 12—Sweepstakes on Cattle

• Bull, Thomas McCreary
• Cow, D. C. Kemper

Class 13—Fine Wooled Sheep

• Best buck 1 year old, Abram Tinker; 2d G. W. Sadler
• Best ewe, Abram Tinker
• Best ewe lamb, James Cole

Class 14—Middle Wooled Sheep

• Best buck 1 year old, Stephen Searcy; 2d Isaac M. Smith
• Best ewe 1 year old, S. Searcy; 2d Milo A. Hanna
• Best buck lamb, S. Searcy; 2d T. J. Turpin
• Best ewe lamb, S. Searcy; 2d T. J. Turpin

Class 15—Long Wooled Sheep

• Best buck 1 year old, J. M. Froman; 2d James Cole
• Best ewe 1 year old, J. M. Froman; 2d James Cole
• Best buck lamb, J. M. Froman
• Best ewe lamb, J. M. Froman

Class 16—Sweepstakes on Sheep.

• Buck, Stephen Searcy
• Ewe, James Cole

Class 17—Hogs.

• Best litter 5 pigs under 6 mos. old, L. Mallet; 2d John Kettle
• Best boar 1 year old, S. K. Kettle; 2d U. H. Stow
• Best boar under 1 year old, W. Cooper; 2d William Higbee
• Best brood sow, John Kettle; 2d Thomas Works
• Best sow shoat under 1 year old, Wm Higbee; 2d A. Jenkins

(Continued next week.)

JOHN STEWART, Pres’t.
HARRY B. SPARKS, Sec’y.

Vevay Reveille – 7 Oct 1871 – Page 1, Column 6 and Page 2, Column 1

LIST OF PREMIUMS

Awarded at the Twentieth Annual Fair of the Switzerland and Ohio County Agricultural Society, held at East Enterprise, Ind., on September 11th to the 15th, 1871.

Class 17—No. 2—Sweepstakes on Hogs.

• Sow, John Kittle
• Boar, S. K. Kittle

Class 18—Plows, Harrows and Cultivators.

• Best double shovel plow, H. H. McCulloch
• Best hillside plow, James W. Hall
• Best subsoil plow, W. J. Gibbs
• Best one horse plow, W. J. Gibbs
• Best sod plow, Jas. McFadden

Class 19—Mills, Presses and Wooden Ware.

• Best six willow baskets, Mary Barker; 2d H. & H. S. Espy
• Best doz. Brooms, Mary Barker
• Best horse hay fork, Eugene Heath; 2d H. & H. S. Espy
• Best iron bound cooperage, William Legal
• Best grass seed sifter, H. & H. S. Espy
• Best wooden buckets, H. & H. S. Espy
• Best manure fork, J. W. Hall; 2d H. & H. S. Espy
• Best clothes wringer, H. & H. S. Espy
• Best nest keelers, H. & H. S. Espy
• Best nest tubs, H. & H. S. Espy
• Best washboards, H. & H. S. Espy
• Best washing machine, Marcus Ricketts; 2d H. & H. S. Espy
• Best apple peeler, Jos. Melick; 2d H. & H. S. Espy
• Best fanning mill, L. N. Manser
• Best potato hook, James Hall; 2d H. & H. S. Espy
• Best revolving hay rake, E. S. Richmond
• Best 1000 hay hoops, G. W. Heady
• Best bee hive, Edward Abbott; 2d D. S. Walker
• Best churn, Samuel Berkshire
• Best pitchfork, H. & H. S. Espy; 2d H. V. Johnson
• Best cooperage, slack work, J. L. Houston; 2d Duncan Dunn
• Best pair sash, H. & H. S. Espy

Class 20—Reapers, Mowers and Wagons.

• Best two horse wagon, John M. Tinker
• Best two horse spring wagon, Harwood & Buzzett
• Best two horse wagon, John M. Tinker
• Best two horse spring wagon, Harwood & Buzzett
• Best one-horse spring wagon, Harwood & Buzzett
• Best single mower, E. Heath
• Best twin log sleds, E. Abbott; 2d Wm. Oaks

Class 21—Carriages and Cabinet Ware.

• Best one horse buggy, Paul Hershamer; 2d Julius Murat
• Best one-horse carriage, Fisk & Brother
• Best two horse carriage, J. H. McDanells
• Best sulky, Wm. T. Daily; 2d James H. Campbell

Class 22—Mechanical Products

• Best specimen marble work, John Melcher; 2d John Marshall
• Best cooking stove and fixtures, Thomas Works
• Best corn basket, H. & H. S. Espy
• Best specimen tinware, H. & H. S. Espy
• Best knitting machine, Joseph M. Smith

Class 23—Vegetables.

• Best cabbage, Jane Ross; 2d Lewis Coons
• Best onion sets, L. Mallet; 2d David Lostutter
• Best squashes, A. Tinker; 2d Mrs. John Moore
• Best citrons, J. B. Moore
• Best doz. Beets, W. E. McIntosh
• Best bush. Potatoes, Jas. North
• Best lima beans, Jos. Melick; 2d James North
• Best collection Irish potatoes, James North
• Best sweet potatoes, S. Stow; 2d John Higham
• Best white beans, H. V. Johnson; 2d H. H. McCulloch
• Best muskmelon, John Sullivan; 2d Thomas McKain
• Best watermelons, Clay Pickett; 2d John Sullivan
• Best onions, J. M. Hall; 2d J. M. Froman
• Best pumpkins, Jane Ross
• Best carrots, S. Stow
• Best collection vegetables, S. Stow

Class 24—Grain and Seeds.

• Best white corn, Lewis Coons; 2d James Cole
• Best yellow corn, J. B. Gerard; 2d James Cole
• Best white wheat, W. E. McIntosh
• Best red wheat, Henry Wait; 2d L. N. Manser
• Best barley, W. E. McIntosh; 2d W. E. McIntosh
• Best rye, W. E. McIntosh
• Best oats, Wm. Melick; 2d H. H. McCulloch
• Best timothy seed, Isaac M. Smith; 2d H. & H. S. Espy
• Best buckwheat, Isaac M. Smith

Class 25—Field Crops.

• Best specimen broom corn, Mary Barker; 2d James North
• Best bale hay, W. E. McIntosh
• Best acre corn, (yield 104 bushels), Wm. C. Kemp; 2d (yield 80 bushels), G. W. Simpson
• Best specimen tobacco, J. A. Humphrey
• Best acre white wheat, James McFadden
• Best ¼ acre sweet potatoes, U. H. Stow

Class 26—Poultry.

• Best pair turkeys, Joseph M. Smith; 2d J. R. S. Smith
• Best common ducks, P. P. Mix; 2d P. P. Mix
• Best chickens, James Cole; 2d Howard Stow
• Best Geese, Emily Keeney
• Best collection poultry, James Cole

Class 27—Sewing, Needle Work and Embroidery.

• Best tidy, Miss Mary Shafer; 2d Miss Annie Thompson
• Best silk bonnet, Miss Mary Shafer
• Best knit counterpane, Mrs. Nancy Lostutter; 2d Mrs. Rose Baker
• Best worsted comfort, Mary Buttles; 2d Mrs. Nancy Lostutter
• Best calico comfort, Mary Buttles; 2d Mrs. Nancy Lostutter
• Best wash stand mat, Mrs. Nancy Losutter; 2d Miss Annie Thompson
• Best fancy quilt, Miss Mary Espy; 2d Mrs. J. P. Marsh
• Best white solid work quilt, Mrs. Alfred Wade
• Best worsted quilt, Mrs. McDanells; 2d Mrs. E. J. Fry
• Best silk quilt, Mrs. H. D. Lindsey
• Best calico dress, Miss Laura Keeney; 2d Mrs. Howard Stow
• Best fly brush, Mrs. Maples; 2d Mrs. Alfred Wade
• Best cotton embroidery, Mrs. Mary D. Patton; 2d Mrs. H. D. Lindsey
• Best Ottoman cover, Mrs. Albert Jackson; 2d Mrs. Albert Jackson
• Best worsted embroidery, Mrs. Albert Jackson
• Best worsted dress, Miss Jennie Brickle
• Best silk embroidery, Mrs. Tena Schenck; 2d Mrs. Emma Walker
• Best ladies under clothing, Mrs. James McFadden
• Best lamp mats, Miss Lavina Wait; 2d Mrs. Tena Schenck
• Best needle work and embroidery, Mrs. Tena Schenck
• Best boys clothing by lady, Mrs. Isaac M. Smith; 2d Mrs. Isaac M. Smith
• Best patch work quilt, Miss Sarah Smith; 2d Mrs. Maples
• Best home made flannel dress, Mrs. Lute Bradford; 2d Miss Jennie Brickle

Class 28—Domestic Manufactures.

• Best cotton and wool blankets, Nancy Lostutter
• Best wool knit stockings, Nancy Lostutter; 2d Mrs. Thomas Works
• Best knit comfort; Nancy Lostutter
• Best knit suspenders, Mrs. Margaret Wade; 2d Nancy Lostutter
• Best hearth rug, Nancy Lostutter; 2d Harkalane Lutton
• Best foot mat, Nancy Lostutter; 2d Harkalane Lutton
• Best linen stockings, Mrs. E. Cutter; 2d Nancy Lostutter
• Best flax linen, Mrs. Jacob Baker
• Best linen diaper, Nancy Lostutter
• Best plaid Blankets, Mrs. Jacob Baker; 2d Mrs. Maples
• Best white flannel, Mrs. Jacob Baker; 2d Mrs. Maples
• Best cotton and linen fabric, Mrs. E. Mendle; 2d Mrs. Jacob Baker
• Best cotton and wool coverlet, Mrs. Maples; 2d Mrs. John Moore
• Best linen sheets, Mrs. Alfred Wade; 2d Mrs. John Moore
• Best rag carpet, Mrs. James Wescott; 2d Thomas Works
• Best flax sewing thread, Thomas Works
• Best wool knit socks, Susan E. Clark; 2d Mrs. Fanny Pocock
• Best tow linen, Margaret Wade
• Best wool comfort, Mrs. Alfred Wade
• Best linsey, Mary Battles; 2d Mrs. Alfred Wade
• Best wool knit mittens, Mrs. Albert Jackson
• Best wool knit gloves, Mrs. Albert Jackson
• Best colored flannel, Mary Buttles; 2d Mary Buttles
• Best kersey, Mrs. Maples; 2d Mary Buttles
• Best plaid linsey, Mary Buttles; 2d Thomas Works
• Best girting carpet, Mrs. Drake
• Best cotton knit stockings, Mrs. S. J. Wisner; 2d Mrs. Ransom
• Best husk foot mat, Mrs. B. L. Simmons; 2d W. S. Calhoun
• Best wool blankets, Mrs. Maples; 2d James McFadden
• Best carriage afghan, Mrs. Tena Schenck
• Best wool knit mitts, Mrs. Lute Bradford
• Best Jeans, Mrs. Buttles
• Best double wool coverlet, Mrs. Maples
• Best single coverlet, Mrs. Maples

Class 29—Linen Cotton and Woolen Fabrics by Machinery.

• Best plaid flannel, Mrs. John Moore; 2d Mrs. John Moore
• Best plaid flannel, J. Schofield & Son; 2d Mrs. John Moore
• Best Jeans, J. Schofield & Son; 2d Mrs. Fanny Pocock
• Best pair wool blankets, Mary Carnine; 2d Mrs. Maples
• Best stocking yarn, J. Schofield & Son

Class 30—Leather Manufactures.

• Best pair calf boots, O. Wiley; 2d G. J. & C. A. Thiebaud
• Best kip boots, G. J. & C. A. Thiebaud
• Best womens gaiters, G. J. & C. A. Thiebaud
• Best womens slippers, G. J. & C. A. Thiebaud
• Best collection boots and shoes, G. J. & C. A. Thiebaud
• Best cowhide boots, G. J. & C. A. Thiebaud
• Best sett carriage harness, J. H. McDanells; 2d Thomas Works
• Best man’s saddle and bridle, Frank Espy; 2d J. H. McDanells
• Best Sett 2 horse wagon harness, S. Stow
• Best side saddle and bridle, Thomas Works; 2d Thomas Works

Class 31—Flowers and Fine Arts.

• Best specimen hair work, Rose Heath
• Best variety flowers in pots and boxes, Mrs. John Moore; 2d Mrs. John Moore
• Best display cacti, Mrs. John Moore
• Best collection roses, James McFadden; 2d Mrs. John Moore
• Best collection dahlias, Mrs. B. L. Simmons; 2d Mrs. John Moore
• Best single rose, Isabella McFadden; 2d Mrs. John Moore
• Best single plant in bloom, Amanda English; 2d Mrs. B. L. Simmons
• Best single plant not in bloom, Mrs. Jane Ross; 2d Mrs. Catharine Stow
• Best boquet, Mrs. B. L. Simmons; 2d Mrs. John Moore
• Best variety shrubbery; Mrs. John Moore; 2d Mrs. John Moore
• Best specimen penmanship by person between 15 and 21, Miss Mattie A. Sparks; 2d Miss Lavina Hawkins
• Best specimen penmanship by person over 21, Miss Susie Pitts; 2d Mr. D. S. Walker
• Best specimen penmanship by person under 15, Clara B. Ford
• Best fruit painting, A. O. Hall
• Best fancy oil painting, A. O. Hall
• Best crayon drawing, A. O. Hall; 2d A. O. Hall
• Best landscape drawing, Miss Mary E. Sparks; 2d Miss Mary E. Sparks
• Best flower painting, Miss Mary E. Sparks; 2d Miss Mary E. Sparks

Class 32—Jellies, Pickles, Preserves, &c.

• Best collection dried fruit, Miss Nannie Buttles; 2d Mrs. J. Downey
• Best jar fruit butter, Miss Nannie Buttles; 2d Susan E. Clark
• Best collection preserves, Miss Nannie Buttles; 2d J. McFadden
• Best collection jellies, Miss Nannie Buttles; 2d Mrs. Eliza Brickle
• Best collection pickles, Miss Nannie Buttles; 2d J. McFadden
• Best jar jelly, J. McFadden; 2d Mrs. P. D. Stagg

Class 33—Table Comforts.

• Best cheese, Fannie Pocock; 2d Mrs. Ann Harris
• Best collection bread, cakes and pies, Miss Nannie Buttles; 2d Mrs. Maples
• Best corn pone bread, Mary Carnine; 2d Nancy Lostutter
• Best honey in comb, Mary E. Sedam; 2d Mrs. John Moore
• Best strained honey, Clara E. Smith; 2d Mrs. John Moore
• Best yeast bread, Miss Lavina Wait; 2d Miss Fannie Moore
• Best pie, Miss Laura Keeney; 2d Miss L. Douglass
• Best cucumber catsup, Mrs. Eliza Brickle; 2d Mrs. Tena Schenck
• Best smoked ham, Nelson Harris; 2d Mary Carnine
• Best June Butter, Miss Lavina Wait; 2d Mrs. Buttles
• Best September Butter, Miss Lavina Wait; 2d Clara E. Smith
• Best lard, Miss Laura Keeney; 2d Mrs. Maples
• Best tomato catsup, Mrs. I. A. Humphrey; 2d Mrs. Tena Schenck
• Best maples molasses, Mrs. P. D. Stagg; 2d Mrs. Maples
• Best sorghum molasses, Wm. Carnine; 2d Mrs. P. D. Stagg
• Best salt rising bread, Miss Lavina Wait; 2d Emma Walker
• Best home made cake, Sallie Campbell; 2d Mrs. Joe Garlinghouse

Class 34—Fruits.

• Best specimen quinces, L. Mallet; 2d L. Mallet
• Best winter apples, Wm. Cunningham; 2d J. D. Davis
• Best collection apples, 3 varieties, Stephen McCardle; 2d J. D. Davis
• Best dozen tomatoes, U. H. Stow; 2d James North
• Best specimen peaches, U. H. Stow; 2d James Wescott
• Best specimen grapes, A. Ricketts; 2d Charles Clark
• Best collection plums, Mrs. I. A. Humphrey; 2d Mrs. Maples
• Best specimen pears, Madison Phillips; 2d John Moore
• Best collection grapes, U. H. Stow
• Best collection of fruits of all kinds, S. Stow; 2d U. H. Stow
• Best bushel apples, Asa Newton
• Best collection apples, 6 varieties, S. Stow

Class 35—Flour and Meal.

• Best barrel flour, G. Land & Son; 2d John Snyder
• Best bush corn meal, John Snyder
• Best rye flour, John Snyder; 2d W. E. McIntosh

Class 36—Wine, Cider and Vinegar.

• Best elderberry wine, Nancy Lostutter
• Best grape wine, Susan E Clark; 2d L Bledsoe
• Best blackberry wine, Mrs. E. J. Fry; 2d Mrs. Maples
• Best raspberry wine, Miss J. McFadden
• Best currant wine, U. H. Stow
• Best vinegar other than cider, Susan E. Clark; 2d Mrs. Downey
• Best sample cider, Mrs. J. McFadden
• Best cider vinegar, Miss Jennie Brickle; 2d H. V. Johnson

Class 37—Miscellaneous.

• Best hay press model, Joshua Baker
• Best boat Jack (?), S. Washer
• Best hat rack, S. Washer
• Best wagon jack, S. Washer
• Best comb case, Mrs. Albert Jackson
• Best steel basket, Mrs. Albert Jackson
• Best double extension ladder, G. L. Merrill
• Best plan for city park, G. L. Merrill
• Best fine shirt, Susan E. Clark
• Best chamber sett tin ware, Mrs. Joe Garlinghouse
• Best ladies collars, Miss Annie Thompson
• Best clothes dryer and stand, Mrs. Carnine
• Best what not, Mrs. B. L. Simmons
• Best new variety corn, Isaac M. Smith
• Best sulky attachments for plows, J. B. Gerard
• Best hair jewelry, Mrs. P. D. Stagg
• Best grader and ditcher, George B. Garlinghouse
• Best portable hay press, Ben L. Robinson
• Best sewing machine, Wm. W. Long

Class 38—Equestrianism.

• Best lady, Miss Tholke
• Best gentlemen, J. McDanells, Jr.; 2d V. D. Hannah

HENRY D. SPARKS, Secretary.

The Switzerland and Ohio County, Indiana, Fair awards appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 8 Oct 1870 – Page 1, Column 3

List of Premiums
Awarded at the Nineteenth Annual Fair of the Switzerland and Ohio County, Held at East Enterprise, September 1870.

Class 1—Houses for all Purposes.

• Stallion 4 years old, H. Bradley; 2d John Dibble.
• Stallion, 3 years old, Peter L. David; 2d W. J. Lindsay
• Stallion 2 years old, Wesley Courtney; 2d Sylvanus Sheets
• Stallion 1 year old, C. Bradley; 2d John Buchanan
• Mare 4 years old, W. H. Landrum; 2d M. Giegoldt
• Brood Mare, C. Bradley; 2d W. DeHart
• Gelding 4 years old, James Kern; 2d J. Vandorin
• Gelding 3 years old, George Glenn; 2d I. A. Humphrey
• Gelding 2 years old, W. J. Cooper; 2d Green Severs
• Filly 3 years old, John Scranton; 2d John Vanderver
• Filly 2 years old, W. DeHart; 2d W. DeHart
• Filly 1 year old, James McFadden; 2d Wesley Underhill
• Mare Colt, Lute Bradford; 2d T. J. Turpin
• Horse Colt, C. Bradley; 2d Henry Locke
• Span Matched Horses, B. F. Rossell; 2d V. D. Hannah

Class 2—Horses for Light Harness.

• Stallion 4 years old, P. O. Turpin; 2d C. J. Ryan
• Stallion 3 years old, William Woodruff
• Gelding 4 years old, L. Dailey; 2d S. H. Hoggins
• Gelding 3 years old, J. W. Moore
• Mare 4 years old, W. McCoy; 2d W. S. Allen
• Mare 3 years old, S. V. Godman; 2d W. S. Allen
• Span matched horses, L. Bledsoe; 2d Harry Krutz

Class 3—Saddle Horses.

• Stallion 4 years old, W. V. Bell; 2d J. W. Morrison
• Gelding 4 years old, W. H. Landrum; 2d Henry Dibble
• Gelding under 4 years old, J. Griffin; 2d Richard Weldon

Class 4—Speed Ring.

• Trotting Mare, W. McCoy; 2d M. Giegoldt
• Pacing (Gelding), Isaac Stone; 2d (Mare) Moses Osborne

Class 5—Sweepstakes on Horses.

• Stallion, W. J. Lindsay
• Gelding, Lute Bradford
• Mare, W. H. Landrum

Class 6—Jacks and Mules.

• Mule 4 years old, Jas. North; 2d Wesley Lostutter
• Mule 3 years old, Henry Dibble; 2d Andrew Ricketts
• Mule 2 years old, James Houston; 2d W. V. Bell
• Mule Colt, Lewis Lutton; 2d Samuel Steward
• Jack, Samuel Steward; 2d Hiram S. Froman
• Span mules, W. S. Allen; 2d Jesse Merryman

Class 7—Heavy Draught Horses

• Stallion, O. S. Mulford; 2d A. T. Hawkins
• Gelding, Lute Bradford; 2d J. Vandorin
• Draught span, Alex. Jenkins; 2d W. T. Dailey

Class 8—Horned Cattle.

• Cow, T. J. Turpin; 2d Nathaniel Fisk
• Heifer, Jacob H. Harris
• Heifer Calf, Jacob H. Harris
• Bull Calf, Nathaniel Fisk
• Bull 3 years old, L. Bledsoe

Class 9—Working Cattle and Steers.

• Yoke Steers, J. C. Bovard
• Yoke Cattle, 4 years old, Daniel Norris

Class 10—Milk Cows.

• Milk Cow, Jacob H. Harris

Class 11—Fat Sheep, Cattle and Hogs.

• Fat Cow, W. DeHart
• Fat heifer, Jacob Harris
• Fat bullock, Jacob Harris
• Fat sheep, E. P. Goddard
• Fat hog, U. H. Stow

Class 12—Sweepstakes on Cattle.

• Cow, Jacob Harris.

Class 13—Fine Wooled Sheep.

• Buck 1 year old, John Steward
• Ewe 1 year old, John Steward
• Ewe Lamb, John Steward
• Buck Lamb, John Steward

Class 14—Middle Wood Sheep.

• Buck 1 year old, Chas. Mendle; 2d T. J. Turpin
• Ewe 1 year old, Chas. Mendle; 2d E. P. Goddard
• Ewe Lamb, E. P. Goddard; 2d Chas. Mendle

Class 15—Long Wool Sheep.

• Buck 1 year old, J. M. Froman; 2d J. M. Froman
• Ewe 1 year old, J. M. Froman; 2d J. M. Froman
• Buck Lamb, J. M. Froman; 2d J. M. Froman
• Ewe Lamb, J. M. Froman; 2d J. M. Froman

Class 16—Sweepstakes on Sheep.

• Buck middle wool, Chas. Mendle
• Ewe middle wool, E. P. Goddard
• Buck fine wool, John Steward
• Ewe fine wool, John Steward

Class 17—Hogs.

• Sow over 1 year old, Nathaniel Fisk; 2d Nathaniel Fisk
• Boar over 1 year old, Nathaniel Fisk; 2d L. Bledsoe
• Board under 1 year old, U. H. Stow; 2d N. H. Vanosdol
• Sow under 1 year old, N. H. Vanosdol; 2d U. H. Stow
• Five pigs same litter, P. O. Turpin; 2d Jack Pate

Class 18—Plows, Harrows, and Cultivators.

• Field roller, Daniel Melick
• Sub soil plow, Percy Rous
• Wheat drill, R. F. Grisard & Bro.
• Two horse plow, Wm. Lostutter

Class 19—Mills, Presses, Woolen Ware, &c.

• Six willow baskets, Mary S. Barker
• Twelve common brooms, Mary S. Barker
• Clothes wringer, Jacob Harris
• 1000 hay hoops, Joseph Glenn; 2d Joseph Glenn
• Beam scales, W. E. McIntosh
• Threshing machine, B. F. & C. H. Keeney; 2d Gibbons & Stevens
• Manure fork, Lewis Lutton
• Potato hook, Samuel D. Lockwood; 2d Mrs. George J. Downey
• Spinning wheel, John Murphy
• Wire hay rake, John A. Smith
• Horse hay fork, S. Stow
• Washing machine, S. Falkenburg
• Churn, Samuel Berkshire

Class 20—Reapers, Mowers, and Wagons.

• Two-horse spring wagon, Smith & Hirschaner; 2d Nathaniel Fisk
• Two-horse wagon, Abram Tinker

Class 21—Carriages and Cabinet Ware.

• One-horse buggy, Allen Drake; 2d Wm. Bare
• Half dozen chairs, E. Lieutz
• Rocking chair, E. Lieutz
• Sewing chair, E. Lieutz

Class 22—Mechanical Products.

• Specimen tin ware, George McAdams
• Cooking stove and fixtures, Geo. McAdams; 2d Thos. Works
• Specimen horse soeing, Ed marshall

Class 23—Vegetables.

• Pumpkins, Daniel Melick; 2d J. B. Gerrard
• Squashes, Daniel Melick; 2d Lewis Lotton
• Citrons, Lorain Melick
• Collection Irish Potatoes, James North; 2d D. A. Morris
• Bushel Potatoes, James North; 2d Daniel Harris
• Onions, Joseph Clement; 2d J. W. Hall
• Sweet potatoes, John Higham; 2d U. H. Stow
• Beets, Wm. Kausner
• Onion setts, Henry V. Johnson; 2d J. Heath
• White Beans, Hiram Robertson; 2d John Moore
• Lima Beans, Jos. G. Melick; 2d John Moore

Class 24—Grain and Seeds.

• Yellow Corn, W. E. McIntosh; 2d J. B. Gerrard
• White Corn, Joseph Clement; 2d Daniel Harris
• Timothy seed, E. P. Goddard; 2d E. P. Goddard
• Red wheat, W. E. McIntosh; 2d H. J. Cole
• White wheat, S. B. Froman; 2d H. J. Cole
• Oats, George D. McCullouch; 2d S. Froman
• Buckwheat, Jordan Wainscott

Class 25—Field Crops &c.

• Specimen Broom Corn, Mary S. Barker; 2d E. P. Goddard
• Acre Potatoes, James North
• Acre white wheat, Howard Stow
• Acre barley, William White
• Specimen tobacco, I. A. Humphrey; 2d S. B. Froman
• Bale hay, W. E. McIntosh

Class 26—Poultry.

• Muscovey ducks, John Higham.
• Common ducks, Howard Stow; 2d L. Stephens
• Pair chickens, William Kausner

Class 27—Plain Sewing, Needlework, and Embroidery.

• Sun bonnet, E. J. Brown; 2d Mrs. H. Stow
• Worsted Quilt, Georgia Stewart; 2d Sallie E. Rossell
• Cotton Embroidery, Catharine M. Babbs
• Linen Embroidery, Catharine M. Babbs
• Tidy, Elmira Ward; 2d Mrs. Ann Calkins
• Calico Comfort, Mrs. Buttles
• Worsted Comfort, Mrs. Lucy Detraz; 2d Mrs. Buttles
• Flannel Dress, Anne Buttles; 2d Malley Wade
• Calico Dress, Juniata Brickle; 2d Laura S. Fisk
• Ornamental Shell Work, Lizzie Jackson
• Fly Brush, Hester Hade; 2d Mrs. C. L. Somers
• Shirt, Lavina Wait; 2d Lavina Wait
• Bead work, Rose Scott; 2d Margaret Wade
• Patch work quilt, Nancy Maples; 2d Lucy Detraz
• White quilt, Hester Wade; 2d Nannie Cunningham
• Specimen wax work, Sallie Fuller
• Childs sack, Tardy & Detraz
• Cloak, Tardy & Detraz
• Silk embroidery, Tardy & Detraz
• Silk bonnet, Tardy & Detraz
• Velvet bonnet, Tardy & Detraz
• Lady’s cap, Tardy & Detraz
• Silk dress, Tardy & Detraz
• Head dress, Tardy & Detraz; 2d Tardy & Detraz
• Suit ladys underclothing, Margaret Froman
• Artificial flowers, G. P. Smithey
• Wash stand mat, Nancy Lostutter
• Fancy quilt, Lucinda Barker; 2d G. P. Smithey
• Suit men’s clothing made by a lady, S. J. Smith 2d made by a man, J. M. Manual
• Silk quilt, Georgia Stewart
• Lamp mats, Emma Keeney

Class 28—Domestic Manufactures.

• Wool knit hose, Mrs. Fanny Pocock; 2d Mrs. S. J. Wisner
• Wool knit socks, Susan Clark; 2d Mrs. Fanny Pocock
• Stocking yarn, Mrs. Fanny Pocock; 2d Mrs. Fanny Pocock
• Wool Gloves, Ann Calkins; 2d G. P. Smithey
• Knit comfort, Mrs. Ann Calkins; 2d Nancy Lostutter
• Colored flannel, Mrs. Buttles; 2d Mrs. Buttles
• Plain linsey, Mrs. Buttles; 2d Hester Wade
• Kersey, Nancy Maples; 2d Mrs. Buttles
• Flax sewing thread, Mrs. Buttles
• Linen diaper, Nancy Lostuter
• Wool and cotton blankets, Nancy Lostutter; 2d Mrs. John Steward
• Linen stockings, Nancy Lostutter; 2d Lewis Lutton
• Hearth Rug, Nancy Lostutter; 2d Mrs. Lewis Lutton
• Foot mat, Nancy Lostutter
• Knit suspenders, Margaret Wade; 2d Nancy Lostutter
• Rag carpet, George Gillespie; 2d Thomas Works
• Linen table cloth, Thomas Works; 2d Thomas Works
• Wool carpet, Hester Wade
• Linen sheets, Hester Wade
• Jeans, G. P. Smithy; 2d Hester Wade
• Tow linen, Margaret Wade
• Wool mittens, Mary Vandorin; 2d Jane Owens
• White flannel, Mrs. Lucy Detraz; 2d Nancy Maples
• Wool blankets, Nancy Maples; 2d G. P. Smithey
• Double wool coverlet, Nancy Maples
• Cotton and wool coverlet, G. P. Smithey; 2d Nancy Maples
• Single coverlet, Nancy Maples
• Plaid blankets, Nancy Maples
• Girting carpet, J. E. Olmstead; 2d G. P. Smithey
• Cotton stockings, Mrs. S. J. Wisner; 2d G. P. Smithey
• Cotton and linen Fabric, Mrs. M. Moore; 2d Mrs. Chas. Mendle

Class 29—Linen, Cotton and Woolen Fabrics Made by Machinery.

• Jeans, Fanny Pocock; 2d J. Manual
• Plain flannel, Mrs. M. Moore; 2d J. Manual
• Blankets, Jordan Wainscott; 2d J. W. Hall

Class 30—Leather Manufactures.

• Side saddle and bridle, Thos. Works; 2d Thos. Works
• Man’s saddle and Bridle, W. Landrum; 2d Thos. Works
• Two horse carriage harness, Nathaniel Fisk
• Leather, Daniel Harris

Class 31—Flowers and Fine Arts.

• Landscape painting, Mrs. McFadden
• Fruit painting, Mrs. McFadden
• Hair flowers, Lou. V. Webb; 2d G. P. Southey
• Display Cacti, H. J. Cole; 2d Mrs. M. Moore
• Variety Flowers in pots, Mrs. M. Moore
• Variety shrubbery, Mrs. M. Moore
• Collection roses, Mrs. M. Moore
• Rose, Mrs. M. Moore
• Single plant in bloom, Mrs. C. Stow; 2d Mrs. C. Stow
• Single plant not in bloom, Mrs. C. Stow; 2d Mrs. M. Moore
• Penmanship by person under 15, Clara B. Ford
• Penmanship by person between 15 and 21, Lou Ford

Class 32—Jellies, Pickles and Preserves.

• Jar Preserves, Mrs. I. McFadden
• Collection Preserves, Mrs. I. McFadden
• Jar jelly, Mrs. H. Stow; 2d Mrs. I. McFadden
• Collection jellies, Mrs. M. D. Patton; 2d Mrs. I. McFadden
• Jar pickles, Mrs. M. A. Carnine; 2d Mrs. I. McFadden
• Collection dried fruit, Mrs. G. J. Downey; 2d Mrs. I. McFadden
• Collection pickles, Mrs. I. McFadden
• Jar fruit butter, Julia Brickle; 2d Julia Brickle
• Collection preserves, jellies, &c., Mrs. I. McFadden

Class 33—Table Comforts.

• June butter, Nancy Maples; 2d Anna Buttles
• Ornamental cake, Mrs. J. Jockel
• Smoked ham, Mrs. M. A. Carnine; 2d Lewis Lutton
• Sorghum molasses, Mrs. M. A. Carnine; 2d A. Kirkpatrick
• Maple molasses, Nancy Maples
• Maple sugar, Mary Scranton
• Salt rising bread, Mary A. Carnine; 2d Nancy Maples
• Honey in comb, John Stewart; 2d Mrs. M. Moore
• Lard, Julia Cooper; 2d Nancy Maples
• Strained honey, Mrs. M. Moore; 2d Emma Keeney
• September Butter, Eliza Brickle; 2d Nancy Maples
• Cucumber catsup, Eliza Brickle
• Tomato catsup, Mrs. M. D. Patton; 2d Mrs. H. Stow
• Corn Bread, Mary A. Carnine
• Home made pie, Lavina Wait; 2d Mary A. Stow
• Home made Cake, Lavina Wait; 2d H. Tholke
• Bread, yeast rising, Lavina Wait; 2d Mary A. Stow

Class 34—Fruits.

• Specimen grapes, Stephen Ricketts; 2d John H. Cunningham
• Winter Apples, T. H. Durbin; 2d Mrs. G. J. Downey
• Bushel Apples, Mrs. G. J. Downey
• Collection Apples, 12 varieties, J. R. S. Smith; 2d Mrs. Geo. J. Downey
• Collection Apples, 6 varieties, George Newton; 2d Mrs. Geo. J. Downey
• Collection grapes, J. R. S. Smith; 2d U. H. Stow
• Collection pears, H. Robertson
• Sample pears, S. Stow
• Tomatoes, U. H. Stow; 2d Lavina Wait
• Quinces, Mrs. M. Moore; 2d Mrs. M. Moore
• Plums, Mrs. C. L. Somers

Class 35—Flour and Meal.

• Barrel flour, John Snyder
• Buckwheat flour, John Snyder
• Rye flour, John Snyder
• Corn meal, John Snyder; 2d William Carnine

Class 36—Wine, Cider and Vinegar.

• Blackberry wine, Mrs. I. A. Humphrey; 2d Mrs. I. A. Humphrey
• Currant wine, Mrs. I. A. Humphrey; 2d Nancy Maples
• Grape wine, John D. Mottier; 2d John D. Mottier
• Cider vinegar, Eliza Brickle; 2d George McCulloch
• Apple cider, E. P. Goddard

Class 37—Miscellaneous.

• Carriage Afghan, Mrs. Ann Calkins
• Surveyors’ Transit, G. H. Keeney
• Tripod head, G. H. Keeney
• Seed flowers, Lou V. Webb
• Quilting frames, A. Kirkpatrick
• Grain measures, S. B. Froman
• Insertion, Ellen Miller
• Sewing machines “Weed F F”, John Gill Jr; 2d Wheeler & Wilson, J. W. Perkins

Class 38—Equestrianism.

• 1st premium, Miss Laura Keeney; 2d Miss Sophia Tholke

Class 39—Raking Ring.

• Racking horse, W. Y. Bell

The Switzerland and Ohio County Agricultural Fair awards appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 23 Sep 1869 – Page 2, Column 1

LIST OF PREMIUMS

Awarded at the 18th Annual Fair of the Switzerland and Ohio County Agricultural Society.

Class 1—Horses for All Purposes.

• Best Stallion, 4 yr old or over, Jon. Taylor; 2d Ed Marshall
• Best Stallion, 3 year old, Heman Bradley; 2d G. H. Stevenson
• Best Stallion, 2 year old, Green Sevar; 2d Henry Stevenson
• Best Stallion, 1 year old, Wesley Courtney
• Best Brood Mare, C. Bradley; 2d Wm. Dehart
• Best Mare 4 year old and over, L. P. Bradford
• Best 3 year old Filly, Geo. W. Saddler; 2d G. W. Stevenson
• Best 2 year old Filly, David Boyle; 2d Jas. A. Col
• Best 1 year old Filly, David H. Lester; 2d W. Dehart
• Best Sucking Horse Colt, C. Bradley; 2d Joshua D. Griffith
• Bes Sucking Mare Colt, Daniel Mead; 2d W. Dehart
• Best Gelding 4 year old or over, J. F. Phillips; 2d Julesta Vandorin
• Best Gelding 3 year old, L. P. Bradford; 2d Wm. Brightwell
• Best Gelding 2 year old, I. A. Humphrey; 2d Wm. Brightwell
• Best Gelding 1 year old, James Vaughn
• Best Span of matched Geldings or Mares, John A. Cunningham; 2d V. D. Hannah

Class 2—Horses for Light Harness.

• Best Stallion 4 yr old or over, J. F. Harrison; 2d D. Culbertson
• Best Gelding 4 yr old or over, J. F. Harrison; 2d Milton Rea
• Best Gelding 3 year old, Wm. Brightwell
• Best Mare 4 year old or over, J. F. Harrison; 2d A. W. Robbins
• Best Mare 3 year old, Ed. Marshall
• Best pair matched Geldings, L. Bledsoe

Class 3—Saddle Horses.

• Best Stallion 4 year old, J. W. Tandy; 2d Geo. W. Collins
• Best Gelding 4 year old, W. A. Lawrence; 2d R. A. Harris
• Best Mare over 4 years old, W. H. Lawrence; 2d Enoch Buchanan
• Best Gelding under 4 years old, Wm. Bailey; 2d Ben. H. North
• Best Mare under 4 years old, S. Carver

Class 5—Speed Ring.

• Fastest Trotting Gelding, Jos. Rea
• Fastest Trotting Stallion, J. F. Harrison
• Fastest Pacing Mare, Moses Osborn
• Fastest Pacing Gelding, E. B. Platt
• Fastest Racking Gelding, John W. Gardner; 2d W. H. Scranton

Class 5—Sweepstakes on Horses.

• Best Stallion, Oliver Mulford
• Best Gelding, J. F. Roswell
• Best Mare, C. Bradley

Class 6—Guage Ring.

• Fist Premium, Alfred Dunning
• Second Premium, J. F. Pate

Class 7—Jacks and Mules.

• Best Jack, Wm. Stewart; 2d Peter Dorril
• Best Mule, 4 years old, Wm. Payne; 2d James North
• Best Mule 3 years old, John Danner
• Best Mule 2 years old, Andrew Ricketts; 2d H. W. Scranton
• Bes Mule 1 year old, James Huston; 2d E. P. Goddard
• Best Mule Colt, John Danner; 2d Aaron Conner

Class 8—Heavy Draught Horses.

• Best Stallion, Oliver Mulford; 2d Peter Dorrill
• Best Mare, R. A. Harris; 2d Jordan Wainscott
• Best Heavy Draught Team, Wm. T. Baily; 2d Jordan Wainscott

Class 9—Horned Cattle.

• Best Bull 3 yrs old or over, Lewis Conner; 2d Wm. Payne
• Best Bull 2 years old, L. Bledsoe
• Best Bull 1 year old, H. Keeney
• Best Bull Calf, John W. Morrison
• Best Cow 3 years old, Lewis Conner; 2d J. W. Morrison
• Best Heifer 2 years old, L. Conner; 2d James McFadden
• Best Heifer 1 year old, Lewis Conner
• Best Heifer Calf, Lewis Conner

Class 10—Working Cattle.

• Best Yoke of Cattle 4 yrs old, Rhedis White

Class 11—Milch Cows.

• Best Cow of any age, John W. Morrison

Class 12—Fat Sheep, Cattle and Hogs.

• Best Bullock, Lewis Conner
• Best Cow, Lewis Conner
• Best Sheep, John Vanosdol; 2d John C. Scranton
• Best Hog, U. H. Stow; 2d U. H. Stow

Class 13—Fine Wool Sheep.

• Best Buck 1 year old, John Stewart
• Best Ewe 1 year old, John Stewart
• Best Buck Lamb, John Stewart
• Best Ewe Lamb, John Stewart

Class 14—Sweepstakes on Cattle.

• Best Bull, Lewis Conner
• Best Cow, Lewis Conner

Class 15—Middle Wood Sheep.

• Best Buck 1 year old, John Stewart; 2d E. P. Goddard
• Best Ewe 1 year old, John Stewart; 2d E. P. Goddard
• Best Ewe Lamb, E. P. Goddard; 2d John Stewart

Class 16—Long Wool Sheep.

• Best Buck 1 year old, John Gillespie; 2d David Scott
• Best Ewe 1 year old, John Gillespie; 2d W. P. Oxley
• Best Buck Lamb, Wm. Bowman
• Best Ewe Lamb, John Gillespie; 2d Wm. P. Oxley

Class 17—Sweepstakes on Sheeps.

• Best Fine Wool Buck, John Stewart
• Best Middle Wool Buck, John Gillispie
• Best Fine Wool Ewe, John Stewart
• Best Middle Wool Ewe, E. P. Goddard

Class 18—Hogs.

• Best Boar 1 yr old or over, Thomas Works; 2d H. Cunningham
• Best Boar under 1 year old, John Vanosdol; 2d Thomas Works
• Best Breeding Sow, R. Harris; 2d Thomas Works
• Best Sow Shoat under 1 year old, A. Works; 2d A. Works
• Best five Pigs of same litter, R. A. Harris

Class 19—Plows, Harrows, Cultivators, &c.

• Best 2 Horse Plow, (Bidwell), U. P. Schenck & Sons; 2d Achilles Ogle
• Best 1 Horse Plow, (Bidwell), Achillis Ogle, 2d (Eureka), U. P. Schenck & Sons
• Best Sod Plow, (Bidwell) Abram Tinker; 2d U. P. Schenck & Sons
• Best Double Shovel Plow, L. W. Mallet; 2d Achilles Ogle
• Best Hillside Plow (Steel), R. F. Grisard & Bro; 2d U. P. Schenck & Sons
• Best 2 Horse Harrow, S. Stow
• Best Wheat Drill, F. Read; 2d (McSherry) U. P. Schenck & Sons
• Best Wheel Barrow, Geo. W. Saddler
• Best half dozen Axe Handles, D. A. Morris

Class 20—Mills, Presses, Wooden Ware, &c.

• Best Threshing Machine, G. H. & B. F. Keeney; 2d Goodner & Buchanan
• Best Drag Saw, John Dickason
• Best Cider Mill, R. F. Grisard & Bro. (Scientific American)
• Best Apple Peeler, (Lightning), R. F. & Grisard & Bro; 2d J. W. Gary
• First Premium on Cutting Box, (Sanford’s) U. H. Schenck & Sons; 2d R. F. Grisard & Bro.
• First Premium on Churn, Samuel B. Hyde; 2d Thomas Works
• First Premium on Revolving Hay Rake, James Wescott
• First Premium on Practical Farm Gate, Alfred Downey
• First Premium on Pannel Door, S. Washer
• First Premium on Corn Sheller, U. P. S. & Sons.
• First Premium on Sett of Grain Measures, H. S. & H. Espy
• First Premium on 6 Wooden Buckets, H. S. & H. Espy
• First Premium on 1 doz. Brooms, Mrs. Mary Barker; 2d H. S. & H. Espy
• First Premium on Nest of Tubs, and Nest of Keelers, H. S. & H. Espy
• First Premium on Beehive, Martin G. Keeny; 2d James G. Wescott
• First Premium on 1000 Hay Hoops, J. B. Glenn
• First Premium on Clothes Wringer, H. S. & H. Espy
• First Premium on Manure Fork, R. F. Grisard & Bro; 2d Lewis Jutton
• First Premium on Pitchfork, R. F. Grisard & Bro.; 2d W. P. Oxley
• First Premium on Horse Hay Fork, U. P. Schenck & Sons; 2d John W. Morrison
• First Premium on Potato Hook, Clarence Bruner; 2d S. Stow
• First Premium on Spinning Wheel, J. Murphy

Class 21—Reapers, Mowers, &c.

• First Premium on 2 Horse Wagon, Abram Tinker; 2d Edward Abbott
• First Premium on 1 Horse Spring Wagon, R. R. Houghton; 2d Geo. W. Murphy
• First Premium on Combined Reaper and Mower (Champion), U. P. Schenck & Sons
• First Premium on Single Mower, (Champion) U. P. Schenck & Sons; 2d R. F. Grisard & Bro.
• First Premium on pair twin Log Sleds, S. Stow

Class 22—Carriages and Cabinet Ware.

• First Premium on 2 Horse Carriage, Wm. Payne; 2d J. H. McDaniel
• First Premium on 1 Horse Buggy, Dr. P. S. Sage

Class 23—Other Mechanical Products.

• First Premium on Specimen of Tin-ware, six pieces, H. S. & H. Espy
• First Premium on Corn Basket, W. P. Oxley; 2d Mrs. S. Wescott

Class 24—Vegetables.

• First Premium on Beets, Thomas Works; 2d Andrew Works
• First Premium on half bushel Sweet Potatoes, U. H. Stow
• First Premium on half bushel Irish Potatoes, John Dunning; 2d James M North
• First Premium on 1 dozen Parsnips, Mrs. John Moore; 2d W. P. Oxley
• First Premium on 3 Watermelons, Henry C. Pickett
• First Premium on 3 Pumpkins, Geo. Melick; 2d Andrew Works
• First Premium on half bushel Onions, Jos. Clements; 2d Wm. H. Madison
• First Premium on 1 doz. Carrots, S. Stow; 2d Wm. Oxley
• First Premium on 3 Squashes, Mrs. M. Jenkins; 2d Thomas Works
• First Premium on half bushel Onion Setts, Geo. W. Saddler; 2d David Scott
• First Premium on half bushel White Beans, Geo. McCulloch; 2d Thomas Works
• First Premium on 2 quarts Lima Beans, W. P. Oxley; 2d Mrs. John Moore
• First Premium on Collection Irish Potatoes, James M. North; 2d Lewis Coons

Class 25—Grain and Seed.

• First Premium on bushel Yellow Corn, Lewis Coons
• First Premium on bushel White Corn, Jos. Clements
• First Premium on bushel Red Wheat, Jordan Wainscott; 2d C. L. Summers
• First Premium on bushel White Wheat, Jacob Baker; 2d Jacob Baker
• First Premium on 2 bushels Rye, Jacob Baker; 2d Jacob Baker
• First Premium on bushel Oats, Jordan Wainscott; 2d Andrew Works
• First Premium on half bushel Flax Seed, John Hill; 2d John Hill
• First Premium on half bushel Timothy Seed, U. H. Stow; 2d Jacob Baker
• First Premium on half bushel Red Clover Seed, David Scott
• First Premium on half bushel Buckwheat, Jordan Wainscott; 2d John Moore

Class 26—Field Crops.

• First Premium on acre Oats, John R. Hannah; 2d S. Stow
• First Premium on acre Irish Potatoes, James G. Wescott, who raised 1 acre on ground 440 bushels of Shaker Russets.
• First Premium on specimen of Broom Corn, E. P. Goddard; 2d E. P. Goddard
• First Premium on 10 pounds of Leaf Tobacco, Geo. W. Saddler

Class 27—Farms, Gardens, &c.

• First Premium on practical Barn, Solomon Froman
• First Premium on best arranged Garden, U. H. Stow

Class 28—Poultry.

• First Premium on pair of Chickens, Jacob Snyder; 2d Jacob Snyder
• First Premium on pair of Geese, H. Cunningham; 2d Lem. C. Stevens
• First Premium on Common Ducks, Lem. C. Stevens; 2d James Morrison
• First Premium on Guinea Fowls, Lewis Coons; 2d Lem. C. Stevens
• First Premium on pair of Turkeys, E. P. Goddard

Class 29—Plain Sewing, Needle Work and Embroidery.

• First Premium on white solid work quilt, Mrs. Alfred Wade; 2d Miss Ella Hitchens
• First Premium on patch work quilt, Mrs. Olive Bradford; 2d Elizabeth Melick
• First Premium on Ottoman Cover, Mrs. A. G. Jackson; 2d Mrs. A. G. Jackson
• First Premium on Tidy, Miss Janet Ward; 2d Mrs. Eli T. Ogle
• First Premium on Calico Comfort, Mrs. Jacob Baker; 2d Miss Fanny Owens
• First Premium on Cloth, Miss Loplia Dickason
• First Premium on pair of Lamp Mats, Mrs. Eli T. Ogle
• First Premium on suit of Mens’ Clothing, made by a man, J. M. Manual
• First Premium on suit of Mens’ Clothing, made by lady, Miss A. C. Wyand; 2d Miss Eliza Rouze
• First Premium on ladies’ Head Press, Tardy & Detraz
• First Premium on Shirt, Miss Lavina Wait; 2d Miss Lucinda Baker
• First Premium on Velvet Bonnet, Tardy & Detraz
• First Premium on Sunbonnet, Miss E. Brickel; 2d Junietta Brickel
• First Premium on ladies’ Cap, Tardy & Detraz
• First Premium on Home made Flannel Dress, Miss Elva Smith; 2d Susannah Wainscott
• First Premium on Calico Dress, Miss Lavina Wait; 2d Miss Junietta Brickel
• First Premium on Ornamental Braidwork, Clarinda Stewart; 2d J. W. Gray
• First Premium on Silk Embroidery, Tardy  & Detraz; 2d Miss Mary E. Dickason
• First Premium on Worsted Embroidery, Mrs. A. G. Jackson
• First Premium on Linen Embroidery, Miss Laura Marble
• First Premium on Cotton Embroidery, Miss Lavina Marble; 2d Miss Eliza A McKain
• First Premium on suit of ladies Under Clothing, Miss Maggie Froman

Class 29—No. 2—For Children under 12 Years.

• First Premium on work on perforated paper, Olive Oxley; 2d Olive Oxley
• First Premium on Patch Work, Elnora Gillespie; 2d Kate Scofield
• First Premium on Child’s Sack, Elva Smith
• First Premium on Calico Dress, Kate Scofield
• First Premium on Bead work and Bur Work, Olive Oxley
• First Premium on Knit Stockings, Caroline Smith; 2d Caroline Smith
• First Premium on knit Socks, Joanna Kizer
• First Premium on Pin Cushion, Olive Oxley; 2d Olive Oxley

Class 30—Domestic Manufactures.

• First Premium on 5 yards Tow Linen, Mrs. Alfred Wade; 2d Mrs. Albert G. Jackson
• First Premium on 5 yards Linen Diaper, Mrs. Jacob Baker; 2d Mrs. John Moore
• First Premium on 5 yards Cotton Diaper, Mrs. Nancy Lostutter
• First Premium on 5 yards Jeans, Mrs. Buttles; 2d Thomas Works
• First Premium on 5 yards White Flannel, Mrs. N. A. Maples; 2d Sarah J. Hizer
• First Premium on 5 yards Colored Flannel, Mrs. Buttles; 2d Mrs. John C. Scranton
• First Premium on 5 yards Rag Carpet, Mrs. L. M. Oxley; 2d Mrs. S. Wescott
• First Premium on 5 yards Kersey, Mrs. N. A. Maples; 2d Mrs. Buttles
• First Premium on 5 yards Linen and Cotton Fabric, Mrs. A. Wade; 2d Mrs. Eliza Cutter
• First Premium on 5 yards plain Linsey, Mrs. Buttles
• First Premium on pair Wool Blankets, Mrs. J. Adkinson; 2d Mrs. L. M. Oxley
• First Premium on Cotton and Wool Blankets, Mrs. John Lostutter; 2d Mrs. Nancy Lostutter
• First Premium on Double Wool Coverlet, Mrs. N. A. Maples
• First Premium on Single Coverlet, Mrs. Buttles; 2d Mrs. L. M. Oxley
• First Premium on pair of Wool Knit Stockings, Mrs. Martin Scranton; 2d Miss Laura Marble
• First Premium on pair wool Knit Socks, Mrs. Jacob Baker; 2d Sarah J. Kizer
• First Premium on pair wool Knit Mittens, Mrs. L. Vandorin; 2d Mrs. Jacob Baker
• First Premium on pair of wool Knit Comforts, Mrs. Nancy Lostutter
• First Premium on 1 pound Stocking Yarn, Thos. Works; 2d Thomas Works
• First Premium on 1 pound of Flax Sewing Thread, Thomas Works
• First Premium on pair Knit Suspenders, Mrs. Alfred Wade; 2d Mrs. Nancy Lostutter
• First Premium on pair Linen Sheets, Mrs. Alfred Wade; 2d Mrs. John Vanosdol
• First Premium on pair of Linen Table Cloths, Thomas Works; 2d Mrs. Abigal Mendell
• First Premium on Hearth Rug, Mrs. Scofield; 2d Mrs. Nancy Lostutter
• First Premium on wool Knit Gloves, Mrs. Albert G. Jackson; 2d Mrs. Nancy Lostutter
• First Premium on Cotton Stockings, Miss Eliza A. McKain
• First Premium on Linen Stockings, Mrs. Eliza Cutter
• First Premium on 5 yards Girting Carpet, Mrs. John C. Scranton

Class 31—Linen, Cotton and Woolen Fabric Made by Machinery.

• First Premium on 10 yards, Plaid Flannel, Mrs. John Moore
• First Premium on 10 yards Satinett, Mrs. Susannah Wainscott
• First Premium on 10 yards Jeans, Mrs. John Moore; 2d Mrs. Susannah Wainscott
• First Premium on pair Blankets, Mrs. John Moore; 2d Mrs. Susannah Wainscott

Class 32—Leather Manufactures.

• First Premium on Man’s Saddle and Bridle, Wm. Brightwell; 2d Thomas Works
• First Premium on Side Saddle; T Works; 2d T Works
• First Premium on pair of Calf Boots, Thiebaud & Sons; 2d J. Q. Davis
• First Premium on pair of Kip Boots, P. Baxter; 2d J. Q. Davis
• First Premium on pr Cow Hide Boots, T. Works
• First Premium on pair woman’s shoes, J. Davis
• First Premium on pair womens’ Galters, P. Baxter; 2d J. Q. Davis
• First Premium on pair of women’s Slippers, Thiebaud & Son; 2d P Baxter
• First Premium on collection Boots, Shoes, Galters and Slippers, Thiebaud & Son; 2d J. Q. Davis

Class 33—Flowers and Fine Arts.

• First Premium on collection Flowers, Mrs. John Moore; 2d Miss Margaret Gillespie
• Second premium on Boquet, Mrs. Margaret Gillespie
• First Premium on variety of Shrubbery, Miss Margaret Gillespie; 2d Mrs. John Moore
• First Premium on display of Cacti, Mrs. John Moore; 2d Miss Margaret Gillespie
• First Premium on collection of Dahlias, Miss Margaret Gillespie
• First Premium on Single Rose, Miss Margaret Gillespie
• First Premium on Single Plant in Bloom, Mrs. John Moore; 2d Sallie Simmons
• Second premium on Single Plant not in bloom, Mrs. J. Moore
• First Premium on Hair Flowers, Clarinda Stewart
• Second premium on Landscape Painting, M. J. McFadden
• First Premium on Oil Painting, M. J. McFadden; 2d Miss Mary E. Dickason
• Second premium on Hair Work, Mrs. Berkley
• Second premium on Penmanship by person over 21 years, Henry B. Sparks
• First Premium on Pensmanship by person between 15 and 21 years, Miss Lou Ford
• First Premium on Penmanship by person under 15 years, Miss Kittie Dickason
• First Premium on flower painting, N. J. Snodgrass

Class 34—Jellies, Pickles, Preserves and Canned Fruits.

• First Premium on jar preserves, Mrs. Nancy Lostutter; 2d Mrs. Sarah J. Hizer
• First Premium on collection preserves, Mrs. Sarah J. Hizer; Mrs. Eliza J. Goodner
• First Premium on jelly, Mrs. Eliza J. Goodner; 2d Eliza J. Goodner
• First Premium on collection jellies, Mrs. James McFadden
• First Premium on jar fruit butter, Miss Junietta Brickel; 2d Mrs. Isabella McFadden
• First Premium on collection of fruit butter, Mrs. Eliza Brickel; 2d Miss Isabella McFadden
• First Premium on jar pickles, Mrs. E. Robertson; 2d Miss Junietta Brickel
• First Premium on collection pickles, Mrs. L. M. Oxley; 2d Isabella McFadden
• First Premium on collection dried fruit, L. M. Oxley; 2d Isabella McFadden
• First Premium on collection canned fruit, L. M. Oxley; 2d Isabella McFadden
• First Premium on collection of preserves, jellies, fruits, &c., Isabella McFadden

Class 35—Table Comforts.

• First Premium on butter made in June, Mrs. Scofield; 2d Lavina Wait
• First Premium on butter made in Sept., Eliza Brickel; 2d Mrs. Albert G. Jackson
• First Premium on 10 lbs cheese, Horace Ayers; 2d Wm. H. Madison
• First Premium on maple sugar, Martin G. Keeny; 2d J. Baker
• First Premium on strained honey, M. G. Keeny; 2d Mrs. J. Moore
• First and 2d premiums on maple molasses, M. G. Keeney
• First Premium on honey in the comb, Wm. Carnine; 2d Mrs. J. Moore
• First Premium on sorghum molasses, Isaac McKay; 2d J. Melick
• First Premium on salt rising bread, Mary Dickason; 2d Lavina Wait
• First Premium on yeast bread, Lovina Wait; 2d Mrs. D. Scott
• First Premium on home-made cake, Mary E. Dickason; 2d Lavina Wait
• First Premium on home-made pie, Lavina Wait; 2d Mary Dickason
• First Premium on col. bread, cakes and pies, Mary Dickason
• First Premium on smoked ham, Isabella McFadden
• First Premium on lard, Mrs. Maples; 2d Mrs. John Stewart
• First Premium on loaf corn bread, Margaret Cunningham; 2d Mary E. Dickason
• First Premium on tomato catsup, Isabella McFadden; 2d Nancy Shehane
• First Premium on cucumber catsup, Eliza A. Brickel; 2d Mrs. Howard Stow

Class 36—Fruits.

• First Premium on collection of fruits of all kinds, S. Stow; 2d John Vanosdol
• First Premium on 12 varieties apples, T. H. Durbin; 2d Isaac McKay
• First Premium on 6 varieties apples, Nathan McArdle; 2d Isaac McKay
• First Premium on collection winter apples, T. H. Darbin; 2d Nathan McArdle
• First Premium on collection pears, Mrs. Hiram Robertson
• First Premium on specimen peaches, S. Stow; 2d I. McKay
• First and 2d premiums on specimen quinces, L. W. Mallet
• First Premium on specimen grapes, Elizabeth Brickel; 2d U. Stow
• First Premium on collections grapes and tomatoes, U. H. Stow

Class 37—Flour and Meal.

• First Premium on barrel flour, Land & Son; 2d John Gill
• First Premium on bushel corn meal, Wm. Carnine; 2d T. Works

Class 38—Wine, Cider and Vinegar.

• First Premium on Grape Wine, Mrs. I. A. Humphrey; 2d Isabella McFadden
• First Premium on Blackberry Wine, Mrs. I. A. Humphrey; 2d Mrs. Maples
• First Premium on Elderberry Wine, Mrs. Hiram Robertson
• First Premium on Currant Wine, Mrs. I. A. Humphrey; 2d Mrs. Maples
• First Premium on Apple Cider, E. P. Goddard; 2d Mrs. Isabella McFadden
• First Premium on Cider Vinegar, S. Stow; 2d Clarince Bruner
• First Premium on Raspberry Wine, Elizabeth Robertson; 2d Mrs. Hiram Robertson
• First Premium on Vinegar other than cider, Mrs. Jacob Baker; 2d Mrs. Howard Stow
• First Premium on Strawberry Wine, Mrs. Hiram Robertson

Class 39—Miscellaneous Articles for Which No Premiums Are Offered in this List.

• Tucker on Sewing Machine, T. H. Downey
• Ladder, R. F. Grisard & Bro.
• Double Breast Chains, R. F. Grisard & Bro.
• Pannel Saw, R. F. Grisard & Bro.
• Grubbing Hoe, R. F. Grisard & Bro.
• Broad Axe, R. F. Grisard & Bro.
• Half Doz. Drawing Knives, R. F. Grisard & Bro.
• Half Doz. Lathing Hatches, R. F. Grisard & Bro.
• One Sett Auger Bitts, R. F. Grisard & Bro.
• Pair Pillow Cases, Mrs. Lucy Hall
• Fly Brush, Mrs. Samuel Stewart
• Pocket Book
• Shot Gun, Milo Hannah
• Sleigh, Wm. G. Smock
• Coffee Boiler, S. McGuffin
• Tea Pot, S. McGuffin
• Stand Cover, Mrs. Albert G. Jackson
• Silk Braiding, Mrs. Albert G. Jackson
• Suit of Gents Knit Wear, Mrs. Alex Edgar
• Feather Flowers, Eliza A. McKain
• Sugar Trough Gourd, John R. S. Smith
• Circle Saw and Auger, Martin J. Keeny
• Theodolyte, Martin T. Keeny
• Spring Bed Bottom, S. Washer
• Boot Jack S. Washer
• Portable Engine, G. H. & B. F. Keeney
• Circular Saw, John Dickason
• Eight Horse Power, Goodner & Buchanan
• Pair Small Brackets, R. R. Baldwin
• Patent Rail Fence, Lewis A. Beal
• Pat Nuts Raised in the District, H. F. Stewart
• Work Stand, M. S. Longwood
• Drain Tile, J. L. Roe

Class 40—Equestrianism.

• First Premium on Horsemanship, by lady, Miss Lucinda Barker; 2d Miss Apple Walters
• First Premium, boy under 12 years, Ben. Bledsoe; 2d J C Wells

The Switzerland and Ohio County, Indiana, Fair awards appeared in:
Vevay Reveille – 8 Oct 1868 – Page 1, Column 3

LIST OF PREMIUMS
Awarded at the 17th Annual Fair of the Switzerland and Ohio County, Agricultural Society.

Class 1—Horses for All Purposes.

• Best Stallion over 4 years, Hugh Hamilton; 2d T. Dickason.
• Best Stallion over 3 years old, James Griffin; 2d Ed. Marshall.
• Best Stallion over 2 years old, Heman Bradley; 2d Wm. McCoy.
• Best Stallion over 1 year old, Peter L. Davis; 2d S. B. Hyde.
• Best Brood mare, Wm. Dehart; 2d J. H. Hoggins.
• Best Mare 4 years old, L. P. Bradford; 2d Heman Bradley.
• Best Filly 3 years old, L. C. Buck; 2d Green Sevar.
• Best Filly 2 years old, J. R. Stewart; 2d Woodford Dehart.
• Best Filly 1 year old, L. C. Buck
• Best sucking horse colt, W. J. Cooper; 2d F. M. Hamilton
• Best suckling mare colt, Wm. Dehart; 2d Simon Dehart
• Best gelding 4 years old, S. J. Searcy; 2d Isaac Stone
• Best gelding 3 years old, Wm. Dehart; 2d L. A. Clark, Jr.
• Best gelding 1 year old, J. H. Hoggins; 2d Henry Dibble.
• Best span matched geldings, G. W. Hunter.

Class 2—Horses for Light Harness.

• Best stallion 4 years old, H. Ralston
• Best stallion 3 years old, D. Culbertson
• Best gelding 4 years old, H. Ralston; 2d G. W. Hunter.
• Best gelding 3 years old, Simon Dehart
• Best mare 4 years old, E. M. Buffington
• Best pair geldings, L. Bledsoe

Class 3—Saddle Horses.

• Best stallion 4 years old, James W. Tandy; 2d Wm. McCoy
• Best gelding 4 years old, J. H. Hoggins; 2d J. H. Hoggins
• Best mare 4 years old, Heman Bradley
• Best stallion under 4 years, T Dickason
• Best gelding under 4 years, Green Severs; 2d R. N. Vernon

Class 5—Sweepstakes on Horses.

• Best stallion; T. Dickason
• Best gelding, G. W. Hunter
• Best mare, Heman Bradley

Class 6—Guage Ring.

• First premium, Ed Marshall

Class 7—Jacks and Mules.

• Best jack, Samuel Stewart
• Best mule 4 years old, J. M. North; 2d James Griffin
• Best mule 3 years old, J. C. Bovard; 2d Thomas Thatcher
• Best mule 2 years old, Elza Abbott
• Best mule 1 year old, James Huston; 2d Lewis Sutton
• Best mule colt, Lewis Sutton; 2d John Henry

Class 8—Heavy Draught Horses

• Best stallion, Wm. McCoy; 2d W. B. Douglass
• Best mare, Jordan Wainscott
• Best heavy draught team, Robert A. Harris.

Class 9—Horned Cattle

• Best bull 2 years old, Wm. J. Cooper; 2d C. A. Thiebaud
• Best bull 1 year old, L. Bledsoe; 2d E. P. Goddard
• Best bull calf, Wm. J. Cooper
• Best cow, John W. Morrison; 2d Thomas Works
• Best heifer 2 years old, Kincaid & Bro.

Class 10—Working Cattle

• Best yoke cattle, 4 years old or over, P. L. Davis; 2d R. White
• Best yoke cattle 3 years old, S. B. Dennis
• Best yoke cattle 2 years old, H. Dibble; 2d S. B. Dennis
• Best yoke steers 1 year old, John Armstrong

Class 11—Milch Cows

• Best milch cow, Robert A. Harris; 2d Wm. J. Cooper

Class 12—Fat Cattle, Sheep, and Hogs

• Best bullock, Robert A. Harris; 2d Kincaid & Bro.
• Best cow, Kincaid & Bro.; 2d Robert A. Harris
• Best sheep, E. P. Goddard; 2d E. P. Goddard
• Best hog, S. Stow; 2d U. H. Stow

Class 13—Sweepstakes on Cattle.

• Best bull, Lem. Bledsoe
• Best cow, R. A. Harris

Class 14—Fine Wool Sheep

• Best buck, John Stewart
• Best ewe, John Stewart; 2d James Cole
• Best buck lamb, John Stewart
• Best ewe lamb, John Stewart

Class 15—Middle Wooled Sheep

• Best buck, David Scott; 2d James Cole
• Best ewe, David Scott; 2d Jas. Cole
• Best buck lamb, David Scott; 2d S. J. Searcy

Class 16—Long Wooled Sheep

• Best buck, James Cole
• Best ewe, W. P. Oxley; 2d W. P. Oxley
• Best buck lamb, W. P. Oxley; 2d W. P. Oxley
• Best ewe lamb, James Cole

Class 17—Sweepstakes on Sheep

• Best buck, fine wool, John Stewart
• Best ewe, fine wool, John Stewart
• Best buck, middle or long wool, S. J. Searcy
• Best ewe, middle or long wool, S. J. Searcy

Class 18—Hogs

• Best boar, 1 year or over, N. Fisk
• Best boar under 1 year, H. Cunningham; 2d Rufus Dibble
• Best breeding sow, U. H. Stow; 2d W. B. Douglass
• Best sow, shoat under 1 year, Rufus Dibble; 2d H. Cunningham
• Best 5 pigs, U. H. Stow; 2d Rufus Dibble

Class 19—Plows, Harrows and Cultivators.

• Best 2 horse plow, U. H. Stow; 2d Joseph Melick
• Best sod plow, Abram Tinker
• Best 2 horse harrow, G. W. Murphy; 2d W. B. Douglass
• Best ½ dozen axe handles, D. A. Morris; 2d Wm. Barkis

Class 20—Mills, Presses and Wooden Ware.

• Best threshing machine, B. W. Clark
• Best pump, Robert Hunt
• Best specimen cooperage, tight work, Thomas J. Heath
• Best specimen cooperage, slack work, Thomas J. Heath
• Best apple peeler, J. W. Gary
• Best cutting box, J. G. Melick; 2d John Gaither
• Best churn, N. Fisk; 2d Soloman Washer
• Best washing machine, David Scott; 2d H. S. & H. Espy
• Best wire hay rake, U. H. Stow
• Best farm gate, U. H. Stow; 2d Gilbert Gibbs
• Best 6 willow baskets, H. S. & H. Espy; 2d Lewis Coons
• Best 6 wooden buckets, H. S. & H. Espy
• Best 12 corn brooms, H. S. & H. Espy
• Best 6 washboards, H. S. & H. Espy
• Best nest tubs and best nest keelers, H. S. & H. Espy
• Best bee hive, Martin Keeney
• Best beam scales, H. S. & H. Espy
• Best 1000 shingles, J. G. Melick
• Best 1000 hay hoops, Wm. Harkis
• Best clothes wringer, H. S. & H. Espy; 2d Solomon Washer
• Best manure fork, Thomas Works; 2d H. S. & H. Espy
• Best pitchfork, Wesley Tinker
• Best horse hay fork, John W. Morrison; 2d H. S. & H. Espy
• Best potato hook, G. J. Doweny; 2d U. H. Stow

Class 21—Reapers, Mowers and Wagons.

• Best 2 horse wagon, G. W. Murphy
• Best two horse spring wagon, G. W. Murphy
• Best single mower, Thomas H. Sutton; 2d R. M. Bishop & Co.

Class 22—Cabinet Ware, &c.

• Best rocking chair, Thomas Works

Class 23—Other Mechanical Products.

• Best cook stove and fixtures, Thomas Works; 2d Thomas Works
• Best sewing machine, Tardy & Detraz
• Best corn basket, W. P. Oxley
• Best knitting maching, S. B. Tibbets
• Best 6 pieces tinware, H. S. & H. Espy

Class 24—Vegetables

• Best doz beets, Mrs. Bailey; 2d U. H. Stow
• Best sweet potatoes, Dixon Clement; 2d Joseph Clements
• Best 6 cabbages, Jane Sutton
• Best celery, Dixon Clement
• Best Irish potatoes, U. H. Stow; 2d L. Coons
• Best 3 sweet pumpkins, John Sullivan; 2d L. W. Mallet
• Best parsnips, U. H. Stow
• Best watermelons, H. C. Picket; 2d J. Sullivan
• Best pumpkins, Nelson Tarbox; 2d David Scott
• Best onions, Susannah Wainscott; 2d S. Stow
• Best egg plant, Mrs. J. H. Smith
• Best carrots, James M. Roberts; 2d U. H. Stow
• Best squashes, David Scott; 2d John Sullivan
• Best citrons, George Melick; 2d Charles Melick
• Best onion setts, Loring & Dwight Smith; 2d James Cole
• Best white beans, Nancy Robertson; 2d George J. Downey
• Best Lima Beans, J. G. Melick; 2d Mrs. J. R. S. Smith
• Best collection Irish potatoes, Dixon Clement, 2d George J. Downey
• Best collection vegetables, Dixon Clement; 2d George J. Downey

Class 25—Grain and Seed.

• Best yellow corn, James Cole; 2d W. McFadden
• Best white corn, H. Cunningham; 2d M. Hannah
• Best red wheat, J. Wainscott; 2d J. Wainscott
• Best rye, Jacob Baker; 2d Jacob Baker
• Best oats, Jordan Wainscott; 2d Isaac Stone
• Best barley, Martin Scranton
• Best flax seed, John Hill
• Best [illegible] seed, W. H. Melick; 2d W. H. Melick
• Best orchard grass seed, D. Scott; 2d D. Scott
• Best red clover seed, D. Scott; 2d D. Scott

Class 26—Field Crops

• Best acre white wheat, Howard Stow
• Best acre red wheat, Wm. McFadden; 2d W. P. Oxley
• Best acre oats, Howard Stow; 2d J. Wainscott
• Best bale hay, Lewis Coons
• Best broom corn, Chas. Melick; 2d W. P. Oxley
• Best specimen tobacco, W. P. Oxley; 2d W. P. Oxley

Class 28—Poultry

• Best pair chickens, James Cole; 2d James Cole
• Best pair geese, H. Cunningham; 2d M. Hannah
• Best pair turkeys, John Stewart; 2d M. Keeney
• Best pair ducks, J. Stewart; 2d Milo Hannah
• Best pair guinea fowls, John Hill; 2d L. Coons
• Best collection poultry, James Cole

Class 29—Plain Sewing, Needlework, and Embroidery

• Best solid work quilt, Mrs. A. Wade; 2d Mrs. G. W. Hunter
• Best patchwork quilt, Miss Malvina Hyde; 2d Mrs. G. W. Hunter
• Best tidy, Miss Anna C. Thompson; 2d Mrs. Mary A. Harris
• Best child’s sack, Mrs. O. C. Ewards; 2d Tardy & Detraz
• Best cloak, Tardy & Detraz
• Best wash stand mat, Mrs. N. Jackson; 2d Mrs. C. C. Mallet
• Best pair lamp mats, Mrs. James Chandler; 2d Mrs. Calkins
• Best suit men’s clothing, made by lady, Amanda English; 2d Sarah Hizer
• Best shirt, Martha J. Clement; 2d Julietta Brickel
• Best ladies’ head dress, Tardy & Detraz
• Best silk dress, Tardy & Detraz
• Best silk bonnet, Tardy & Detraz
• Best velvet bonnet, Tardy & Detraz
• Best straw bonnet, Tardy & Detraz
• Best ladies’ cap, Tardy & Detraz
• Best ladies’ sunbonnet, Julietta Brickel; 2d Julietta Brickel
• Best home made flannel dress, Mrs. Olive Bradford; 2d Elizabeth Houze
• Best worsted dress, Tardy & Detraz
• Best calico dress, Julietta Brickel; 2d Mrs. John Moore
• Best shell work, Mrs. Malvina Hyde
• Best bead work, Anna M. Griffith
• Best burr work, Miss Malvina Hyde; 2d Nancy Gould
• Best silk embroidery, Tardy & Detraz; 2d Mary McFadden
• Best linen embroidery, Mrs. John Moore
• Best cotton embroidery, Mrs. J. Fleming; 2d Mrs. S. Westcott
• Best suit ladies’ underclothing, Lucinda Dutch; 2d Miss Malvina Hyde

Class 29—No. 2—For Children under 12 Years

• Best work on perforated paper, Lily A. Fleming
• Best patchwork quilt, Julia McCulloch; 2d Miss Cunningham
• Best pair stockings, Juliet Works; 2d Miss Moore
• Best pair socks, O. L. Smith
• Best pin cushion, O. J. Oxley; 2d O. J. Oxley

Class 30—Domestic Manufactures.

• Best 5 yards tow linen, Mrs. Jacob Baker
• Best 5 yards flax linen, Martha J. Clement
• Best 5 yards linen diaper, Mrs. E. Mendall; 2d Charlotte Works
• Best 5 yards jeans, Charlotte Works; 2d Mrs. Mary Buttles
• Best 5 yards white flannel, Sarah Hizer; 2d Mrs. S. Wescott
• Best 5 yards col’d flannel, Mrs. Mary Buttles; 2d Martha J. Clement
• Best 5 yards linen toweling, Martha J. Clement
• Best 5 yards barging, Matilda Lee
• Best 5 yards rag carpet, Charlotte Works; 2d Mrs. L. M. Oxley
• Best 5 yards girthing carpet, Mrs. A. Edgar
• Best 5 yards kersey, John Hill; 2d Mrs. Mary Buttles
• Best 5 yards linsey, Mrs. Mary Buttles; 2d Mrs. Elizabeth Cutter
• Best 5 yards plain linsey, Mrs. A. Wade; 2d Mrs. Nancy Lostutter
• Best 5 yards cotton and linen fabric, Mrs. Eliza Cutter; 2d Mrs. Mary Buttles
• Best pair wool blankets, Mrs. Mary Buttles; 2d Mrs. L. M. Oxley
• Best pair cotton and wool blankets, Mrs. Jacob Baker; 2d Mrs. S. Wescott
• Best single coverlet, Mrs. Mary Buttles; 2d Julietta Brickle
• Best pair wool stockings, Martha J. Clement; 2d Martha Scranton
• Best pair cotton stockings, Mrs. Caulkins
• Best pair wool socks, Mrs. S. J. Wisner; 2d Mrs. Jacob Baker
• Best pair wool mittens, Mrs. Howard; 2d Miss Susan Baker
• Best pair wool mitts, Rosanna Bailey; 2d Mrs. Olivia Buttles
• Best knit comfort, Will M. Smith; 2d Mrs. Nancy Lostutter
• Best 5 lbs stocking yarn, Fannie Pocock
• Best flax sewing thread, Charlotte Works; 2d Matilda Lee
• Best pair suspenders, Hattie Melick; 2d Mary A. Smith
• Best pair linen sheets, Mrs. A. Wade; 2d Mrs. John Moore
• Best pair linen tablecloths, Charlotte Works; 2d Martha J. Clements
• Best pair wool gloves, Lizzie Spaulding; 2d Mrs. Jacob Baker
• Best pair linen stockings, Mrs. Eliza Cutter; 2d Mrs. John Moore

Class 31—Linen, Cotton and Woolen Fabric Made By Machinery.

• Best 10 yards satinett, S. Stow
• Best pair blankets, Susannah Wainscott; 2d Mrs. C. Stow
• Best 10 yards jeans, Mrs. Olive Bradford; 2d Fannie Pocock

Class 32—Leather Manufactures.

• Best side saddle and bridle, Juliet Works; 2d Matilda Morrison

Class 33—Flowers and Fine Arts.

• Best variety of flowers growing, Miss Margaret Gillespie; 2d Mrs. John Moore
• Best Boquet, Miss Margaret Gillespie; 2d Mrs. R. L. Simmons
• Best variety of shrubbery, Miss Margaret Gillespie; 2d Mrs. R. L. Simmons
• Best display of Cacti, Miss Margaret Gillespie; 2d H. J. Cole
• Best collection dahlias, Mrs. B. L. Simmons; 2d Miss Margaret Gillespie
• Best collection roses, Miss Margaret Gillespie; 2d Mrs. John Moore
• Best single plant in bloom, Miss Margaret Gillespie; 2d Miss Margaret Gillespie
• Best single plant not in bloom, Miss Margaret Gillespie; 2d Miss Margaret Gillespie
• Best hair flowers, Mrs. Stewart
• Best hair work, Rosanna Heath
• Best landscape painting, Miss Mary E. Sparks; 2d Miss Mary E. Sparks
• Best flower painting, Miss Mary E. Sparks
• Best oil painting, Miss Mary A. Dickason
• Best ambrotype, R. R. Houghton
• Best photograph, R. R. Houghton
• Best collection pictures, R. R. Houghton
• Best penmanship, by person between 13 and 21 years, Miss Mattie A. Sparks; 2d Miss Mary A Dickason
• Best penmanship by person under 13 years, Miss Sophia Dickason; 2d Maria C. Dickason

Class 34—Jellies, Picklees, Preserves and Canned Fruits.

• Best jar preserves, Sarah Hizer; 2d Eliza J. Goodner
• Best jar jelly, Eliza J. Goodner; 2d Mrs. E. P. Goddard
• Best collection jellies, Martha J. Clement; 2d Mrs. Bell Stewart
• Best jar fruit butter, Mrs. Lavina Wait
• Best collection canned fruit, L. M. Oxley; 2d Mrs. E. P. Goddard
• Best jar pickles, Sarah Hizer; 2d Lizzie Robertson
• Best collection pickles, Mrs. L. M. Oxley
• Best collection dried fruit, Mrs. M. J. Downey; 2d Mrs. C. C. Mallet
• Best 5 lbs June butter, Mrs. Lavina Wait; 2d Emily L. Smith
• Best 5 lbs September butter, Mrs. Mancy Lostutter; 2d Emily L. Smith
• Best 10 lbs cheese, George W. Potter; 2d Mrs. C. C. Mallet
• Bst 5 lbs maple sugar, Mrs. Jacob Baker; 2d Mrs. Jacob Baker
• Best maple molasses, Emily L. Smith
• Best 5 lbs strained honey, Martin Keeney
• Best 10 lbs honey in comb, Mrs. John Moore
• Best gallon sorghum, E. S. Cooper; 2d G. W. Potter
• Best loaf salt rising bread, Mary A. Carnine; 2d Jane Sutton
• Best loaf yeast bread, Mrs. David Scott; 2d Mrs. David Scott
• Best home made cake, Caroline Tinker; 2d Miss Lavina Wait
• Best home made pie, Miss Lavina Wait
• Best collection bread, cakes and pies, Mary McFadden
• Best 5 lbs lard, Mrs. Jacob Baker; 2d Miss L. Wait
• Best tomato catsup, Mrs. H. D. Tinker; 2d Mrs. Howard Stow
• Best cucumber catsup, Mrs. Howard Stow

Class 36—Fruits

• Best collection fruits, S. Stow
• Best collection apples, 12 varieties, S. Stow
• Best collection apples, 6 varieties, G. J. Downey; 2d Julietta Brickle
• Best collection pears, Nancy Robertson; 2d Wesley Fleming
• Best specimen peaches, U. H. Stow; 2d Mrs. Louisa McCartle
• Best quinces, George J. Downey; 2d Mrs. C. C. Mallet
• Best specimen grapes, H. D. Tinker; 2d J. R. S. Smith
• Best bushel apples, H. J. Cole
• Best doz tomatoes, U. H. Stow; 2d Mrs. S. Wescott

Class 37—Flour and Meal

• Best barrel flour, J. S. Haynes & Bro.
• Best 50 lbs rye flour, Jas. Brown; 2d Jas. Brown
• Best bushel corn meal, William Carnine; 2d J. S. Hayes & Bro.

Class 38—Wine, Cider and Vinegar.

• Best native grape wine, Lizzie Robertson; 2d S. Stow
• Best blackberry wine, Nancy Robertson
• Best elderberry wine, Nancy Robertson
• Best currant wine, Mrs. Emily L. Smith; 2d U. H. Stow
• Best apple cider, Wm. Goodner; 2d G. J. Downey
• Best cider vinegar, George McCulloch; 2d C. D. Bruner
• Best raspberry wine, Lizzie Robertson; 2d Nancy Robertson
• Best vinegar, other than cider, Howard Stow; 2d G. W. Potter

Class 39—Miscellaneous Articles on which No Premiums Had Been Offered.

• Boot crimper, McFarland & Richmond
• Maul, Wm. Barkis
• Mallet, Morton Barkis
• Husk basket, Lizzie Robertson
• Horse shoes, S. Rugsell
• Headblock & 5th wheel, Thos. Cloxton
• Floor clamp, E. A. Hall
• Inverting, Rosanna Bailey
• Edging, Rosanna Bailey
• Lace, Rosanna Bailey
• Roofing Bracket, Peter Richmond
• Breakfast shawl, Mrs. Mary A. Harris
• Door alarm, Wm. Goodnet
• Quilt, Mrs. Olive Bradford
• Men’s knit underclothing, Mrs. A. Edgar
• Ladies’ knit underclothing, Mrs. A. Edgar
• Shetland wool shawl, Mrs. Harvey Northcott
• Ladder, Marth Keeney
• Picture frame, Mrs. Caulkins
• Fig tree, Sewal R. Webb
• Rose insertion and edging, Anna C. Thompson
• Two pair pigeons, John Stewart
• Plaster paris frame, Mrs. Bell Stewart
• Window sash, S. Stow
• Step ladder, S. Stow
• Sterescope, Walter H. Wells
• Potatoe onions, Dixon Clement
• Man’s straw hat, Mrs. C. L. Stewart
• Door mat, Nancy Lostutter
• Selection school books, Miss Sarah J. Smith
• Shot gun, J. H. Banta
• Grain cradle, James Markland
• ½ dozen gourds, L. N. Oxley
• Bread mixing & kneading machine, D. Scott
• Pin cushion, Miss M. Hyde
• Soda fountain, Wm. Crowell
• Wheel jack, John Murphy
• Drail till, Branaham & Roe
• Spade, Wesley Tinker
• Child’s suit, Mrs. Goodner
• Lemon syrup, Wm. McFarland
• Mammoth gourd, Benjamin Dennis

Class 40—Equestraianism

• Best boy rider (under 12 years), Charles Butz; 2d Billy Dickason

Switzerland County and Ohio County, Indiana, Fair awards multiple issues of the Vevay Reveille.

Vevay Reveille – 3 Oct 1867 – Page 2, Column 4

Editor Reveille: I propose to furnish you for publication the awards of premiums at the Sixteenth Annual Exhibition of the Switzerland and Ohio County Agricultural Society, which has just closed.

It was a perfect success notwithstanding the dust. There were thirteen hundred and fourteen entries—more than ever before.

Over seventeen hundred dollars was paid out in premiums, besides the Premium Hat presented by Mrs. Tardy & Detraz, of your place, to the lady who took the red ribbon in the equestrian ring.

We will begin with:

Class 1—Horses for All Purposes.
There were eighty-five entries in this class.

• The first premium for best stallion 4 years old or over was awarded to T. Dickerson; 2d J. L. Mulford.
• Best stallion 3 years old, V. D. Hanna.
• Best stallion 2 years old, Edwin Marshal; 2d J. H. Campbell
• Best stallion 1 year old, Heman Bradly; 2d Dan Doviell
• Best brood mare, Alkenny Davis; 2d Jas. Huston
• Best mare 4 years old or over, Silas How; 2d Wm. Armstrong
• Best filly 3 years old, Isaac Stone; 2d J. Wainscott
• Best filly 2 years old, Luther Buck; 2d R. N. Vernon
• Best filly 1 year old, Joseph Stewart; 2d Woodford DeHart
• Best sucking horse colt, Alkeny Davis; 2d Wm. Allen
• Best sucking mare colt, James Huston; 2d E. P. Goddard
• Best gelding 4 years old or over, Newton Buck; 2d J. T. Griffin
• Best gelding 3 years old, David Boyle; 2d Alkenny Davis
• Best gelding 2 years old, L. W. Sutton; 2d N. Wycoff
• Best gelding 1 year old, R. N. Vernon; 2d Wesley McHenry
• Best span matched geldings or mars, O. Humphrey; 2d Wm. Allen

Class 2—Horses for Light Harness.
There were twenty five entries in this class.

• Best stallion 4 years old or over, J. T. Grant; 2d J. H. Campbell
• Best stallion 3 years old, O. S. Mulford
• Best gelding 4 years old or over, Wm. Allen; 2d T. Dickerson
• Best gelding 3 years old, Wm. Allen
• Best mare 4 years old or over, E. Bullington; 2d C. Larrahee
• Best mare 3 years old, R. D. Hedge; 2d T. Dickerson
• Best pair matched geldings or mares, Lem Bledsoe; 2d Judge Malin

Class 3—Saddle Horses.
There were thirty entries in this class.

• Best stallion 4 years old or over, Frank Miller; 2d T. Dickerson
• Best gelding 4 years old or over, Wm. Allen; 2d Sam. Hoggins
• Best mare 4 years old or over, V. D. Hanna; 2d Hosier J. Harris
• Best gelding under 4 years old, Wm. Allen; 2d David Boyle
• Best mare under 4 years old, Green Seivers; 2d Geo. H. Wells

Class 4—Speed Ring—Horses of Any Age.
Twenty-two entries in this class.

• Best trotting animal (time 3:05), R. L. Willis; 2d (time 3:06) T. Dickerson
• Best pacing animal (time 2:40), T. Dickerson; 2d (time 2:46) J. Owen
• Best racking animal (time 3:26), James E. Pate; 2d (time 3:11) Samuel Scott

Class 5—Sweepstakes on Horses.
Twenty-nine entries.

• Best Stallion, T. Dickerson
• Best gelding, Wm. Allen
• Best mare, Silas Howe

Class 6—Guage Ring.
Fourteen entries.

• V. D. Hanna, premium.

Class 7 – Jacks and Mules.
Nineteen entries.

• Best Jack of any age, Samuel Stewart; 2d Henry Debber
• Best mule 4 years old or over, J. M. North
• Best mule 3 years old, Wm. H. Fisk; 2d Wm. H. Fisk
• Best mule 2 years old, J. C. Bovard
• Best mule 1 year old, R. N. Vernon; 2d A. Tinker
• Best mule colt, Lewis Lutton; 2d J. W. Adkinson

Class 8 – Heavy Draught Horses.
Nine entries.

• Best stallion, O. S. Mulford; 2d O. S. Mulford
• Best mare, J. L. Grant; 2d J. Wainscott
• Best heavy draught team, R. A. Harris; 2d John Morrison.

Continued Next Week.

Vevay Reveille – 10 Oct 1867 – Page 2, Column 2

Awards of Premiums

At the Sixteenth Annual Fair of the Switzerland and Ohio County Agricultural Society, held at their Fair Grounds, at East Enterprise, Sept. 23d to 27th, 1867.

Class 9—Horned Cattle.
Twenty-six entries.

• Best bull 3 years old, Alkenny Davis
• Best bull 2 years old, L. W. Mallet; 2d J. H. McHenry
• Best bull 1 year old, Daniel Dorrell; 2d Samuel Stewart
• Best bull calf, L. Bledsoe; 2d E. P. Goddard
• Best cow 3 years old, M. Keeney; 2d James Cole
• Best heifer 2 years old, Howard Stow; 2d Wm. Stewart
• Best heifer 1 year old, Thomas Works; 2d Samuel Stewart
• Best heifer calf, none

Class 10—Working Cattle and Steers.
Seven entries.

• Best yoke work cattle 4 years old, Thos. F. McCreary; 2d Thos. F. McCreary.
• Best yoke work cattle 3 years old, P. L. Davis
• Best yoke working steers 2 years old, Samuel Stewart; 2d James Dennis
• Best yoke working steers 1 year old, E. P. Goddard

Class 11—Milch Cows
Three entries.

• Best milch cow, Aaron Miller; 2d Peter Lostutter

Class 12—Fat Sheep and Cattle.
Thirteen entries.

• Best fat bullock, U. H. Stow
• Best fat cow, M. Keeney; 2d P. L. Davis
• Best fat sheep, James Cole; 2d E. P. Goddard
• Best fat hog, Thos. Works; 2d Thos. Works

Class 13—Sweepstakes on Cattle.
Nine entries.

• Best bull, L. W. Mallet
• Best cow, Samuel Stewart

Class 14—Fine Wooled Sheep.
Twelve entries.

• Best buck, H. Wallich; 2d John Stewart
• Best ewe, H. Wallich; 2d John Stewart
• Best buck lamb, John Stewart; 2d H. Wallich
• Best buck lamb, M. Barricklow; 2d Thomas Works

Class 15—Middle Wooled Sheep.
Twenty-three entires.

• Best buck, Wm. Scott; 2d S. J. Searcy
• Best ewe, S. J. Searcy; 2d Wm. Scott
• Best ewe lamb, E. P. Goddard; 2d James Cole
• Best buck lamb, W. B. Douglas; 2d James Cole

Class 16—Long Wooled Sheep.
Eight entries.

• Best buck 1 year old, W. B. Douglas
• Best ewe, James Cole; 2d W. P. Oxley
• Best ewe lamb, Thos. A. Stewart
• Best buck lamb, Thos. A. Stewart; 2d W. P. Oxley

Class 17—Sweepstakes on Sheep.
Thirteen entries.

• Best buck, fine wooled, M. Barricklow
• Best ewe, fine wooled; James Cole
• Best buck, middle wooled, S. J. Searcy
• Best ewe, middle wooled, S. J. Searcy

Class 18—Hogs.
Twelve entries.

• Best boar 1 year old, S. J. Searcy; 2d P. L. Davis
• Best board under 1 year old, Oliver McCreary; 2d Samuel Stewart
• Best breeding sow 1 year old, John Stewart; 2d U. H. Stow
• Best sow shoat, James Lacy; 2d W. P. Oxley
• Best five pigs, John Stewart

Class 19—Plows, Harrows and Cultivators.
Seventeen entries.

• Best two horse plow, W. Clore
• Best one horse plow, B. F. Keeney
• Best sod plow, A. Sinkle
• Best single shovel plow, Wm. Clore
• Best double shovel plow, Wm. Clore
• Best two horse harrow, Charles Adams
• Second best sod plow, W. Clore
• Second best double shovel plow, Wm. Tinker
• Best ½ dozen axe handles, D. A. Morris; 2d D. A. Morris
• Best wheelbarrow, S. Stone

Class 20—Mills, Presses and Woolen Ware.
Thirty-four entries.

• Best thrashing machine, J. W. Hall; 2d Milton Hannah
• Best sorghum mill, John Stewart
• Best drag saw, B. F. Keeney
• Best pump, Geo. W. Dickason; 2d Geo. W. Dickason
• Best specimen cooperage, tight work, Wm. McGuffin
• Best specimen cooperage, slack work, B. J. Grant; 2d B. J. Grant
• Best cider mill, J. Wainscott
• Best apple pealer, J. W. Gray; 2d Joseph G. Melick
• Best churn, D. J. Ryker; 2d W. B. Robinson
• Best washing machine, D. J. Ryker
• Best wire hay rake, U. H. Stow
• Best farm gate, Wm. P. Dickason
• Best pair venetian blinds, S. Stow
• Best corn shelter, W. P. Oxley; 2d W. P. Oxley
• Best six willow baskets, Lewis Coons; 2d Lewis Coons
• Best nest tubs, Wm. McGuffin
• Best bee hive, M. Keeney
• Best 1,000 shingles, John Murphy; 2d S. Stow
• Best reel, John Murphy
• Best clothes wringer, M. Keeny
• Best manure fork, Henry Sedam; 2d Wm. Tinker
• Best pitch fork, Henry Sedam

Class 21—Reapers, Mowers and Wagons.
Ten entries.

• Best two horse wagon, G. W. Murphy; 2d D. P. Phillips
• Best two horse spring wagon, G. W. Murphy; 2d G. W. Murphy
• Best one horse spring wagon, J. W. Lewis
• Best single mower, P. Oakman; 2d S. Sedam
• Best twin log sleds, James Lacy

Class 22—Carriages and Cabinet Ware.
Seven entries.

• Best one horse carriage, Geo W. Dickason
• Best one horse buggy, R. L. Willis; 2d H. Fisk & Bro.
• Best sulky, Glasford Coffman; 2d Wm. H. Whitlock

Class 23—Other Mechanical Products.
Eight entries.

• Best specimen Tin Ware, Thos. Works
• Best specimen Horse Shoeing, E. R. Platt; 2d E. R. Platt
• Best specimen Corn Basket, W. P. Oxley
• Best specimen Stove and Tin Ware, Thomas Works
• Best specimen Knitting Machine, A. Edgar

Class 24—Vegetables.
Fifty three entries.

• Best Doz. Beets, James M. Armstrong
• Best half bushel Sweet Potatoes, Dickason Clement; 2d U. H. Stowe
• Best 1 doz. Stalks Celery, Mrs. Susan Jones
• Best half bushel Potatoes, Chas. Clark; 2d Henry Sedam
• Best three Sweet Pumpkins, L. W. Mallet; 2d Michael Sedam
• Best three Sweet Pumpkins, James Cole
• Best three Water Melons, John Sullivan; 2d Wm. Goodner
• Best half bushel Onions, Jordon Wainscott; 2d I. C. Smith
• Best half doz. Carrots, George J. Downey
• Best three Squashes, Michael Sedam; 2d John Sullivan
• Best half bushel Onion Setts, I. C. Smith; 2d E. P. Goddard
• Best half bushel White Beans, Hestop McCulloch; 2d L. W. Mallet
• Best two quarts Lima Beans, I. C. Smith; 2d H. Stowe

Class 25—Grain and Seed.
Seventy-two entries.

• Best bushel Yellow Corn, Thos. McKain; 2d James Cole
• Best bushels White Corn, E. P. Goddard; 2d James Cole
• Best bushel Red Wheat, James Cole; 2d Jordan Wainscott
• Best bushel White Wheat, James Brown; 2d U. H. Stowe
• Best bushel Rye, Jacob Baker; 2d A. Tinker
• Best bushel Oats, H. McCulloch, 2d Jordon Wainscott
• Best bushel Barley, McKeeney
• Best half bushel Grass Seed, Thomas Works; 2d John Moore
• Best half bushel Timothy Seed, Jordan Wainscott; 2d James Cole
• Best half bushel Orchard Grass Seed, James Cole
• Best half bushel Red Clover Seed, Thomas Works
• Best bushel Buckwheat, Jordan Wainscott, 2d M. Keeny

Class 26—Field Crop.
Twelve entries.

• Best acre White Wheat, Jordan Wainscott; 2d U. H. Stowe
• Best acre Red Wheat, Jordan Wainscott
• Best acre Rye, Jordan Wainscott
• Best acre Corn, Jordan Wainscott
• Best 10 lbs Leaf Tobacco, W. P. Oxley; 2d E. Downey

Continued next week.

Vevay Reveille – 17 Oct 1867 – Page 1, Column 3

Awards of Premiums

At the Sixteen Annual Fair of the Switzerland and Ohio County Agricultural Society, held at their Fair Grounds, at East Enterprise Sept. 23d to 27th, 1867.

Class 27—Farms, Houses and Barns.
Premiums not yet awarded.

Class 28—Poultry. Nineteen entries.

• Best pair Chickens, Mrs. M. P. Stone; 2d O. S. Mulford
• Best pair Geese, Miles A. Hanna; 2d Miles A. Hanna
• Best pair Turkeys, M. Keeny; 2d Wesley McHenry
• Best pair Common Ducks, Madison Sheets; 2d Peter Dorril
• Best pair Guinea fowls, Lewis Coons; 2d Lewis Coons
• Best collection of Poultry, James Cole

Class 29, No. 1—Plain Sewing, Needlework and Embroidery. One hundred and four entries.

• Best Patch Worked Quilt, Mrs. Lucy Detraz; 2d Mrs. A. Wade
• Best Knit Counterpane, Gelestine Golay
• Best Ottoman Cover, Miss Lizzie Shull; 2d Miss Lizzie Shull
• Best Tidy, Mrs. J. B. Ludwig; 2d Miss Mary Wells
• Best Worsted Comfort, Mrs. Jacob Baker
• Best Cloak, Tardy & Detraz
• Best Wash Stand Mat, Miss Jane Brown
• Best pair Lamp Mats, R. Chandler; 2d Kittie Robertson
• Best suit Mens’ Clothing, by lady, Mrs. N. Jackson
• Best Shirt, Miss Lavina Wait; 2d Aletha A. Carnine
• Best Ladies’ Head Dress, Tardy & Detraz; 2d Miss Susan Jones
• Best Silk Dress, Tardy & Detraz
• Best Ladies’ Silk Bonnet, Tardy & Detraz
• Best Ladies’ Velvet Bonnet, Tardy & Detraz
• Best Ladies’ Straw Bonnet, Tardy & Detraz
• Best Ladies’ Cap, Tardy & Detraz; 2d Miss Lavina Wait
• Best Home Made Flannel Dress, Miss Malvina Hyde; 2d Mrs. T. A. Stewart
• Best Worsted Dress, Tardy & Detraz
• Best Calico Dress, Mrs. John Moore; 2d Amanda Bayne
• Best Artificial Flowers, Mrs. Lucy Detraz
• Best ornamental Shell work, Mrs. J. B. Ludwig; 2d Miss Malvina Hyde
• Best ornamental Bead work, Annie M. Griffith; 2d Elizabeth Hall
• Best specimen Burr work; Miss Malvina Hyde; 2d Miss Malvina Hyde
• Best Silk embroidery, Tardy & Detraz; 2d Mrs. O. C. Edwards
• Best Worsted embroidery, Miss E. Brown; 2d Mrs. John Olmstead
• Best Linen embroidery, Mrs. John Moore
• Best Cotton embroidery, Mrs. Wescott; 2d Isadore Clement
• Best suit Ladies’ under clothing, Hannah Murphy; 2d Miss Malvina Hyde

Class 29, No. 2—For Children under Twelve Years of Age. Nine Entries.

• Best work on perforated paper, Miss Wescott
• Best patch work Quilt, Abbie Humphrey; Julia McCulloch
• Best Calico Dress, Kittie Dickason
• Best pair Suspenders, Mary Smith
• Best pair knit Stockings, Miss Works; 2d Miss Works
• Best pair knit Socks, Mary Smith; 2d O. L. Smith

Class 30—Domestic Manufactures. One hundred and fifty-four entries.

• Best five yards Flax Linen, Mrs. Jacob Baker; 2d Mrs. Jane Shull
• Best five yards Linen Diaper, Mrs. Mendall; 2d Mahala Bayne
• Best five yards Cotton Diaper, Mrs. Jacob Baker
• Best five yards Jeans, Mrs. John Jenkins; 2d Mrs. Mary Johnson
• Best five yards White Flannel, Mrs. Jacob Baker; 2d Mrs. Mary Hizer
• Best five yards Colored Flannel, Mrs. Buttles; 2d Mrs. Buttles
• Best five yards Bagging, Mrs. A. Wade
• Best five yards Rag Carpet, Lydia M. Oxley; 2d Miss M. J. Rous
• Best five yards Wool Carpet, Mrs. A. Wade
• Best five yards Girting Carpet, Mrs. John Olmstead; 2d Mrs. Lucy Detraz
• Best five yards Kersey, Mary J. Stewart; 2d Mrs. Thomas Works
• Best five yards Linsey, John Cutter
• Best five yards Cotton and Linen fabric, John Cutter
• Best pair Wool blankets, Lydia M. Oxley; 2d Mrs. Westcott
• Best pair Cotton and Wool blankets, Mrs. John Jenkins; 2d Mrs. Percy Rous
• Best double Wool Coverlet, Mary J. Stewart; 2d Mrs. John Olmstead
• Best Single Coverlet, Mrs. Buttles; 2d Mary J. Stewart
• Best pair Wool knit Stockings, Mrs. Sara Hyzer; 2d Reba Monger
• Best pair Woold knit Socks, Mrs. S. Pocok; 2d Mrs. John Moore
• Bes pair knit mittens, Miss Lizzie Shull; 2d Mrs. Jacob Baker
• Best pair knit mits, Junetta Brickle; 2d Roxanna Baily
• Best knit Comfort, Mrs. M. G. Downey; 2d Mrs. Nancy Lostutter
• Best five pounds Stocking Yarn, Mrs. John Moore
• Best Flax Sewing Thread, John Cutter; 2d Mrs. Jane Shull
• Best Knit Suspenders, Charlotte Smith; 2d Nancy Lostutter
• Best pair Linen Sheets, Mrs. John Olmstead; 2d Mrs. A. Wade
• Best pair Linen Table Cloths, Mrs. O. C. Edwards; 2d Lucretia Tinker
• Best Hearth Rug, Lucy Detraz; 2d Charity Hizer
• Best Knit Gloves, Sarah J. Wisner; 2d Sarah J. Wisner
• Best pair Linen Stockings, Mrs. Howard; 2d Nancy Lostutter

Class 31—Line, Cotton and Woolen Fabrics Made by Machinery. Twenty entries.

• Best ten yards Plaid Flannel, Wm. Godner; 2d Jordan Wainscott
• Best ten yards Jeans, B. J. Grant; 2d Geo. J. Downey
• Best pair Blankets, Jordan Wainscott; Mrs. Joe Davis

Class 32—Leather Manufactures. Eleven entries.

• Best set two horse wagon Harness, E. S. Downey
• Best Mans’ Saddle and Bridle, S. S. Webster; 2d O. P. Willick
• Best Side Saddle and Bridle, Thomas Works; 2d Thos. Works
• Best three pieces Leather, D. K. Harris
• Best collection Boots, Shoes, Gaiters and Slippers, C. Theibaud & Sons
• Best Horse Collar, Victor Kessler

Class 33—Flowers and Fine Arts. Sixty-one entries.

• Best variety of Flowers in boxes and pots, Miss Gellespie; 2d Mrs. John Moore
• Best boquet, Miss Gellespie; 2d Miss M. Gelespie
• Best variety of Shrubbery, Miss John Moore; 2d Miss M. Gellespie
• Best display of Cacti, H. J. Cole; 2d Miss M. Gellespie
• Best Collection of Dahlias, Mrs. B. L. Simmons; 2d Miss M. Gellespie
• Best collection of Roses, Miss M. Gellespie; 2d Mrs. John Moore
• Best single Rose, Mrs. John Moore; 2d Miss M. Gellespie
• Best single Plant in bloom, Mrs. John Moore; 2d Mrs. John Moore
• Best Single Rose, Mrs. John Moore; 2d Miss M. Gellespie
• Best Single Plant in bloom, Mrs. John Moore; 2d Mrs. John Moore
• Best Single Plant not in bloom, Miss M. Gellespie; 2d Mrs. John Moore
• Best specimen Hair Flowers, T. A. Stewart; 2d Mrs. J. B. Ludwig
• Best specimen Hair Works, Mrs. J. B. Ludwig
• Best specimen Fruit Painting, Mrs. J. B. Ludwig
• Best Crayon Painting, Mrs. Lucy Detraz
• Best Photograph, E. W. Heath; 2d R. R. Houten
• Best collection Photograph Ambrotype, R R. Houten
• Best Ambrotype, R. R. Houten
• Best specimen Penmanship, over 21 years, J. E. Cravens; 2d E. W. Heath
• Best specimen Penmanship, between 15 and 21, Mollie Dickason; 2d E. Smith
• Best specimen Penmanship, under 15 years, Sophia Dickason; 2d Kittie Dickason

Class 34—Jellies, Pickles, Preserves and Canned Fruits. Sixty seven entries.

• Best Jar Preserves, Mrs. Bettie Robinson; 2d Mary J. Stewart
• Best collection of Preserves, Mrs. M. A. Stow; 2d Mary J. Stewart
• Best Jar of Jelly, Mary J. Stewart; 2d Rosanna Lostutter
• Best collection of Jellies, Mrs. Belle Stewart; 2d Eletha Carnine
• Best Jar of Fruit Butter, Miss Lavina Wait; 2d Mary J. Stewart
• Best collection of Canned Fruit, Mary J. Stewart; 2d Lydia M. Oxley
• Best Jar of Pickles, Mrs. Mary J. Stewart; 2d Mrs. M. A. Carnine
• Best collection of Pickles, M. J. Stewart; 2d Mrs. M. A. Stow
• Best collection Dried Fruit, M. J. Downey; 2d Elitha Carnine
• Best collection of Preserves, Jellies, Pickles, Canned and Dried Fruits, Mary J. Stewart; 2d M. A. Stow.

Class 35—Table Comforts. One hundred and seven entries.

• Best five pounds butter in June, Lavina Wait
• Best five pounds butter in Sept., O. C. Smith; 2d Cynthia Patter
• Best ten pounds Cheese, Annie Harris; 2d Mary J. Stewart
• Best five pounds maple sugar, Mrs. Jacob Baker; 2d Mrs. Jacob Baker
• Best gallon maple molasses, Mary J. Stewart; 2d I. C. Smith
• Best five pounds strained Honey, Mrs. Bell Stewart; 2d John Moore
• Best ten pounds Honey in comb, S. Stow; 2d Mrs. Bell Stewart
• Best Gallon Sorghum Molasses, 2d C. H. Bascom
• Best loaf Bread, salt rising, Mrs. M. A. Canine; 2d Lavina Wait
• Best loaf Bread, yeast rising, Lavina Wait; Mrs. John Jenkins
• Best Cake, Caroline Tinker; 2d Mary J. Stewart
• Best Pie, Mary J. Stewart; 2d Malvina Hyde
• Best collection Bread, Cakes and Pies, Mary J. Stewart; 2d Mrs. Susan Jones
• Best five pounds Lard, Mrs. Bell Stewart; 2d Mrs. Susan Jones
• Best Corn Bread, Mrs. M. A. Carmine; 2d Mahala Bay
• Best Tomato Catsup, M. A. Stow; 2d Aletha A. Carnine

Class 36—Collection of Fruits. Thirty-four entries.

• Best collection of Apples, 12 varieties, H. J. Cole
• Best collection Apples, 6 varieties, H. J. Cole; 2d George J. Downey
• Best Collection Pears, Ben. Davis
• Best specimen Peaches, Cunningham Smith; 2d A. Dean
• Best collection Plums, M. J. Stewart
• Best specimen Quinces, John Moore; 2d John Moore
• Best specimen Grapes, J. R. S. Smith; 2d John Moore
• Best collection of Grapes, U. R. Stow
• Best bushel Apples, George J. Downey
• Best doz. Tomatoes, U. H. Stow; 2d Mrs. Nancy Lostutter
• Best specimen of Pears, L. Bledsoe
• Best specimen of Plums, Mary Rickets

Class 37—Flour and Meal. Seven entries.

• Best Barrel Flour, J. S. Hames; 2d U. S. Stow
• Best 50 pounds Rye Flour, Jordon Wainscott; 2d John Stewart
• Best bushel Corn Meal, Wm. Carnine; 2d Wm. Carnine

Class 38—Wine, Cider and Vinegar. Sixty-one entries.

• Best Grape Wine, Mrs. B. L. Simmons; 2d Nancy Robertson
• Best Blackberry Wine, Mrs. B. L. Simmons; 2d Mrs. E. Smith
• Best Elderberry Wine, Nancy Robertson
• Best Current Wine, Mary J. Stewart; 2d I. C. Smith
• 2d best Apple Cider, John Wainscott
• Best Crab Cider, J. Downey
• Best Cider Vinegar, E. W. Heath; 2d S. Stow
• Best Raspberry Wine, Mary J. Stewart; 2d Lydia M. Oxley
• Best Strawberry Wine, B. L. Simmons; 2d Mary J. Stewart
• Best Cherry Wine, B. L. Simmons
• Best Vinegar, not elder, Sarah Palter; 2d Lavina Wait

Class 39—Miscellaneous. Fifty-nine entries.

• Best Scaffle Bracket Roofing, Peter Ridenoir
• 2d best American Rhubarb Wine, G. W. Livingston
• Best Pine Cushion, Kittie Robertson; 2d Kittle Cotton
• Best Egg Beater, J. F. Hall
• Best Picture Frame, Mrs. Belle Stewart
• Best Coral Basket, Miss Malvina Hyde
• Best Boring Machine, D. P. Phillips
• Best Box Seller, D. P. Phillips
• Best Fancy Basket, Mrs. Nancy Adkinson
• Best Knit Net Work, M. G. Downey
• Best Suit Mens’ Under Clothing, Mrs. C. Edgar
• Best Horse Shoes, John Bare; 2d O. S. Mulford
• Best Wheel Jack, George Bates
• Best Portable Fence, J. D. Stapp
• Best Potato Hook, H. Sedam
• Best Rhubarb Wine, Lamb
• Best Stand Cover, Miss Lizzie Shull
• Best Artificial Teeth, Dr. E. M. Mullet
• Best Hat, Tardy & Detraz
• Best Corn Coverer, Wm. Clore
• Best specimen Braiding, Miss O. C. Edwards
• Best Patent Brooms, Charles W. Johnson
• Best Ladder, B. F. Keeny
• Best pair Rabbets, James Hitchens
• 2d best Knit Edging, Rosanna Baily
• Best knit Inserting, Rosanna Baily
• Best Hand Cart, G. W. Dickason
• Best Love in tangle, Rose Carson
• Best Patent Fountain Pen, W. P. Oxley
• Best Indellible Pencil, W. P. Oxley
• Best Harness Buckle, W. P. Oxley
• Best Brandy Peaches, Mrs. M. A. Stow
• Best Step Ladder, U. H. Stow
• Best Threshing Machine, horse power, James W. Hall
• Best Sewing Basket, Mrs. Ellen Miller
• Best Gold Fish, James M. Scott

Class 40—Equestrianism. Nine entries.

• Best Horsemanship, by Lady, Amanda Werts; 2d Eliza McKain
• Best Horsemanship, by Boy under 12 years of age, Jacob C. Wells; 2d B. M. Bledsoe

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