Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27
G. GILLETT, )
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Farming sssspEcnaenss &, ysanufaetmrcs.
We, the Judges on Farming Implements and
Manufactured articles, respectfully report as fol-
lows:
Best Lumber Wagon, Z. Balm Kenosha, 52,Q0
1.-THE judges would call the attention of the far
mers generally 10 the make and finish Of this wag-
on; believing that the public Hould benefit them
selves by patronizing the maker
2nd best, L. Balm, Kenosha, 100
Best Pillow, Hitchcock & Bro, KenosIa, 90
There was no competition, but the judges think
Messrs Hitchcock deserves so much at the hands
of the Society for the genius and perseverance
manifested by them in the Improvement of this
very useful agricultural implement.
To Smith x Lines, Kenosha for draugit har
ness No 5, for Ladies riding Saddles and Bri-
die, and for Gents riding saddle-wc award
each Socety's Diploma.
To Reynolds Arnold, of Wilmot, for pair of sto-
ga Boots. No ). There was no competition, bat
committee consider these so superior that they
recommend them to first Premium of 81 go
To T.. Balm Of Kenosha, for a superior Top
Buggy, No. 2. There being no premium offered
by the Society for article of this kind the judges
recommend that 4. Balm receive a Societys
Diploma.
TO Messrs Wood & Carter, OF Kenosha; one
superior COOKING stove, no. ~ COOKING stove,
Golden Age No III; Cooking Stove No. L. and
Se!i-Regalator ParlOr Stove No. II. The COM
mirteo appreciated the action Of these gentlemen
in thus patronizing the Fair. Their Stoves and
furniture are certainly, in the opinion of your
committee a very first rate article. and it seems
they are not alone IN this opinion, Mr. Wood hav-
ing sold two of the Cooking Stoves on the ground
We arc pleased at the success Of these gentlemen
and there being no premium offered By the Soci-
ct tnrs rti q of ind tao
commend that Messrs Wood & Carter receive
a Diploma, as q small token of the estimation in
which their Stoves are he'd by the committee.
Ely 4 Baldwin. of Kenosha--These gentlemen
had on exhibition, but entered too late for preu1i
um, a beautiful assortment of Goods in their ine
very superior quality of Gents
French Calf sewed and pegged Boots, both pump
and double soled. Also. sample of FIRST rate
French Kip Boots, Ladies' patent Fox heeled
Caters; French, Glove Kid Congress Caters;
Morocco LACE Boots; CafIaced Bools Children's
Congress Caters; Patent Congress Shoes; In
fants shoes; Ladies French Kid Slippers-and
Fancy Sandal RubbeTs. These articles DO much
credit 10 this well known firm, and evince spir-
il Of perseverance and enterprise, that deserves
and no doubt win maintain for them their share
Of the trade. he committee would express the |
hope that on a future occasion: these gentlemen
will be up to tGse and that their business COM
petitoFs in kenosha viii meet them here, and
compete win them Tor tnS society premiums. !
Mr. Moon of Bristol, had ON exhibition Mod /
ell Bcd-stead II his is new kind, of Mr. Moon s /
invention, IS patented, and your committee /
recommend that Dir. Moon receive premium of /
81, IS a small encouragement frsm the Society |
SIR. Peter Reas of Semers--a Manney's Reap |
er and Mower. Dir. Ress, we believe, is the a. /
gent for this machine; which your committee |
think is well adapted to the purpose intended, |
and there being no premium offered by the Soci- /
~ pr,id nd m -
Diploma.
The committee also recommend to the Socie-
sy 5 notice, the beautiful lot of Goods on exhibit
ton from the store of X. B. Towslee, of Kencsha,
consisting Of Calcees, Laces, DeLaines, &c
Also, Of Nathan Spatzier'. of Walworth Co., CON
sisting Of Laees and Jeweiry. of great variety.
1 hese articles tended very much to improve the
appearance Of the Hall; and the judges would RS
specsfllly call the attention Of the City Msr-
;bants, generally, to this interesting fact.
All OF which is respectfully submitted
signed, H. ;. THORPE,
E. ID. ROBBINS, Judges.
II. II. TARBELL.