Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-11-27
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spread, 81 is reconlmen led by the Judges
To Mrs Sarah Brands of Pleasant Prairie, for
one knit quilt, a first premium of 81, is recon-
mended by the judges.
To Mrs L. Jackson of Bristol, for one pair
of embroidered lady's slippers, highly recon-
mended
TO Mrs G Pease, for one skon of wooden
yarn, first premium Of SOC.
To Miss Julia Grant of Bristol, for embrod-
cred MORE Antique cape, LIST premium of 81
To Mrs Mary Castle of Paris, for embroidered
cape, 2nd premium of50c. This piece of work
was done by Mrs Castle. wine is upwards OF 40
years old, without the least assistance from any
one. and should be highly instructive to our
young lady friends. to encourage the beautiful,
and stimulate them to industry.
To Mrs S Benedict of Bristol, fer one piece
of home made Flannel, first premium of 81
To Mrs II Brande of Paris, for ono piece of
homo made Flannela second premium OF 2oc.
TO Mrs A Baath of Bristol for loaf Of Bread,
premium OF 81.
To Mrs Beath OF Bristol, for one pair Of we
mems Stockings, premium is recommended
To Mrs Charles Gibbs of Paris, for one La
dies cap, premium is recommended.
To Mrs Jane T. Dewey of Paris, for en-
broiderod skirt, a premium is recon ended.
To Mrs Leonard of Paris, for on9 en-
broidered lace coilar,a premium is recommended.
To Miss Ellen NJ Leonard of Paris, fer worked
card basket, premiu mis- recommended.
To Mr. George Perrigo of Haris, for vercoat,
a first premium of 81.
To Mrs J ID Mcintyre of Wheatland, for wool
en- yarn, second premium Of 25c
To Mrs ] ID Mcintyre Of W hestland, for staca
spread "a prer::::;.- IS recommended.
TO Mrs j Mcintyre Of Wheatland, for lamp
mat, a premium is recommended
To Miss Lydia L Bourne of Bristol, for Ital-
ian Lustre Painting, n premium is recommended.
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Der of articles on exhibition, and their superior
quality and workmanship, and highly conimcnd
the industry and skill manifested in the manu-
facture and arrangement Of the various articles
in the ladies department. The committee would
impress upon those ladies who have not been
exhibitors on this oeca ion, that j. they would
but encourage il. themselves right spirit OF e M
ulation and enterprise, another year will find
the number OF competitors for the Society pre-
miums vastly Increased and an attraction nd
ded to the sh5w tat must result in lasting
benefit to all.
Signed MRS II. JEENISON, }
Ma } a sFEFEHSs' Judges
E-era;cu.sgre.
We, the Judges On horticulture, report ae
fellows;
Thomas ilowlsDd Pleasant Prairie, for great
est number OF bes: varieties ci enp!es. correctly
named. a first premium of $I,U0
Liuu. Woodwork, Bristol, for greatest mum
Der of apples, correctly named, 2nd prem. 80
Linus Woo3worth, bristol for specimens of
enc variety Of apples, comprising 10 or more 9
first premium of $1,01
Thos Howlaad of Pleasant Prairie, for spec
linens of apples, comprising 10 or more I'd, 90
T.. D Robbins, Salem, for Basket OF Grapes,
! (T-uyne'e Early. y lst premium OF l01
| Thos. Rowland. Pleasant rraIIlc, for b"slse.
| of Grapes, End premium, ,oU
s. b. Myrick, Paris, for bushel of Potatoes,
| (Early Six Weeks,) we recommend premium
| L. W. Thayer. Bristol, for Basket of Potatoes,
we recommend a premium, and for Custard
Squash, we also recommend premium.
The amount of apples and grapes presented
was small compared with former: years. The
committee can speak highly Of such as was pre-
ssnted, fer size. quality and variety.
r. --h wears as i956-hence let no fruit
grower be discourag,...
won fair lady
One half bnshel of Potatoes California; No
~ presented by S. 3, Myrck of Paris were very
laige,worthy Of California for stock. perbans
Tor eating. The few mangel wortaes we're
monsters IN size-farmers look at this for food
for cattle.
a beautiful variety of apples were on exbibi.
ton by Capt. Gilbert Of Pleasant Prairie bnt
arrived too late to compete for premium.
Signed i. II: DEMING }
J. STEVENS, Judges.
I. ROWLAND,
Flowing Ilntch.
The committee on blowing beg leave to re-
port, That the plowmanship of the numerous
competitors at the present meeting of the Society
Is the best;taken together, that have ever been
done at any exhibition in The county, and would
ho credit to any fair in the State The com
mittee think tine p!!c~ino generally good, but
some hard to beat by any plowman.
The committee after clesc examination and
with the greatest difficulty, have decided as fol- I
lows:
To Richard Davis of Paris, FIRST premium Of
$1,000.
To Alexander Beath OF Bris tot, a second pre-.
MUM of s.
Whilst the committee are prevented from dis
pensing premiums as literally as they could |
wish, they feel they can do no less than recon-
mend some token to Nathan McCommoDs of
Wheatland, to Hudson Fox Of Somers, and to
U. Fowler of Paris, for the able and efficient
manner in WHICH they performed their work
The committee, where all was so well done,
had the greatest difficulty in making their a.
wards but feel that though others NAV differ
from them in opinion, nevertheless they award
ed the premiums to those competitors who had
left the work in the most even state and the
stubbe best covered Upland The general aI-
pearance and workmanlikc manner Of the plow-
ng, left them no alternative
All OF which is respectfully submitted
Signed, j. c. MCKESSON,
W. II. HIGGINS, Judges
CLAPP MINOR.
All persons entitled to premiums in accord
,nce with the above awards can receive said pre-
miums by application TO the treasurer of the So
,iety, HENRY A.EEWBERRY, lat his residence
n Paris. WM. ORLEDGE, sec'y,
>Kenosha, Nov. 81, 1856.
An ACT to authorize incorporated cities and vii
lagos to regulate the sale of goods, wares mer-
chandisc and other property, at auction.
The People OF the State of Wisconsin, repre-
'ented in Senate and assembly, do enact a. fol
ows: