Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-01
Domestic Manufacture.

Best Carriage made in the County 81 90
do do Harness made in the County. 90
do Riding Saddle do do 90
do Leather Trunk do do 90
do Pair StUga Boots do do 90
do do Fine Boots, do do 90
do Ito Womcns Walking Shoes, 90
do do do Dress Shoes, 90
do Piece Flannel not less than Il s 50; Cd do diploma
Best piece Wooden Cloth yds more, s.; I'd do do
Best pair Wooden Stockings, ST.
Best piece Wool Carpet, 2yds 81; % do. diploma.
Rest Counterpart 50; best sample needle work, 81
Best Loaf home made bread, 81.
Best Coat OF any kind 81
Crops.
JrDGES- Levi Grant BRISTOL Thos. Shade, Wheatland ;
Peter Martin, Somcrs
Best not less than Winter Wheat 50 Second do
diploma.
Best do do Barley, s.; I'd do diploma.
Best do do Oats, So I'd dodiploma
Best one acre of Flax, 81 2I do diploma.
Best = of an acr" of Tobacco, 81; I'd do diploma.
Best \ acre Potatoes, 81; I'd do diploma.
Best y bush. Glover Seed, s. 90
Best !: bush Timothy Seed, 90
The premiums crops viii be awarded at the Annual
Meeting of the Society, First Monday in December.
The producer must make affidavit before the Committee
of all facts relating the management OF the Land, and
actual measurement Of the same ana also of the amount Of
productions the kind of soil, the kind OF Seed mode
Culture, &c.
lutter, Cheese and Flour.
JrDGEs-Z G. Simmons and Seth Doan, Kcnosha; D.
{. Burgess, Salem.
Rest sample not than II lbs Butter 81 ID do dipo
Best Cheese not less than Is lbs. 81 I'd do diploma.
Best Barrel Suportine Flour ST.
Poultry
JuDoxs-E s Elhns, Eli Robinson, II. D. Towslcc, Ke-
no.ha.
Best pair OF Fowl, of any distinct breed, 81 ID do dip
Foreign Stock, Implements, dc.
Jrpors-Luman Marsh, Paris; y. B. Clapp and Leon
ard Croker, Somcrs.
Foreign Sock Implements, g., will be admitted to
show and be passed upon such and will be allowed to
compete the sweep stake premiums under The follow
ing Resolution, passed by the society, viz
Rcsoioed Tnat the Chairman Of the several committees
shall constitute sweep stakes committee who shall award
premium to h best animal, or thing OF It's kind present
ed Show, whether the same shall be oil Foreign or
Domestic growth or manufacture
/ Horticulture.
JvDers-Ncson Pfin, Harvey Durkcc, H. B. Hinsdalc,
Konosha.
/ JrpGEs-C c. shoies,D c. Gaskll, NJ Frlnk, Kcnosha
! For the best sample, s.; ID do. diploma.
Pl0rring Mach.
JrpGrs-F j. Brand Pleasant Prairie Alexander Death,
! risol; Thos Rowland, Pleasant Prairie.
One eighth Of an acre by any Team-the time and manner
of doing the work be LEFT to the Judges Premium 81
! All first Premiums will be accompanied by Diploma.
An Stock and articles offered for Premium, must be on
the ground before Of the first day OF The thr and en-
tered the scrcarys Books, when the presenter l re
Certificate To that effect. Examinations by the saw
Committees will take place Immediately after dinner
the first day, except the sweepstakes Committee my al
and tBe morning OF l'lS stCpHu Jay
An stock or articles presented premium must remain
in the place assigned them until the close Of the FAR 10 DC
entitled tn premium. 80, . 49,.
The fen wing sections of the Bye Laws of this Society
will be observed Any person presenting manacIrtq ar
rIes for premium must be member OF TINS Soclt! ana the
c,,aI oynsr Of The prspcrty presented and must b. the
Droducr inventor manufacturer OF the same before he
can be entitled TO enter for premium.
N animal or article having taken the first premium in
any one class at previous show OF this Society take
again in The same class may The Committee consider
il entitled receive diploma certifying to those facts.
| Discretionary premiums will be awarded any thin.
that is useful the farm beneficial to Agri
culture. under direction of a suitable committee.
Programme of order Of exercises will be published II
dus season BY Ccrrrniite5 of Arrangements.
| NELSON PTTKIS,
! y. r. CLAPP,
I. ]. RAND.
! Committee on Premiums