Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-11


FLOWING MATCH.
JUDO E s. YIN. Higgins, James McKisson.
Ciapp Minor.
ina Dest .. 500
HORTICULTURE.
Franklin Neceu.
Greatest numbers of the best varieties of Ap-
IN. slf best ssrr''''y named $3.50
Greatest number of the best variety of Pears
correctiy named, loo
apples or more loo
Best specimens of one variety comprising 10
fears or more, 100
Ind best on specimen Apples 50
2nd best on specimen Pears 30
De aui sPec.iiiens OF Peaches, 20 or more, loo
Best basket s of grapes, 100
Horticultural and garden products not no,,od ~
the above list, and Floral beauties especially will be
reserved or exhibition to testify of skill and taste in
tneir exhibitors and will receive just need of
praise by thankful commendation
GRAIN &c CPOPS.
'GaD L.s c. Joslyn, II. S. Thorpe, s. B..
Ds ad not Ssas less than acres of winter wheat
Best sad not 5si less than acres of spring wheat
~nu pest 6 100
nes' no. 1888 IMAM TWO acres of Barley, 200
Best sal not less than two acres of Oats, 800
no pest LOO
Best est not less than one acre of Corn, 800
~ ~uu pest LOO
De n nor less than onehalf acre of Potatoes 200
+, ~nu oest LOO
Dest one-eight OF an acre of Carrots 200
n ~nu pest :: 100
Des' not less than oneeghth of of Bses, 300
p nu Dest LOO
bess 6sl less than of sweet Potatoes
Snu pest " LOO
Best sad one mel, bu'hel of Clover seed, 200
:, ~nu pest 100
Best one-half bushel of Timothy seed, 100
2ndbest SO
Entries Tor the above will be received the first day of
the FAR, and samples of the Grain, Roots Seeds
viii both govern the decision the Judges ardng
premiums Pershable articles will be adudged quail
ny AZ the time OF the Fair and the Judgment noted down
The final award will be made first Monday in Decem
Der next when grain and seeds samples of them
company written statement Of particulars relating the
oil the crop the quantity of produce acre.
and cost and profits OF the if attanable and pre-
mum viii be awarded unless these requirements main
ly complied with.
REGULATIONS.
All Stock and articles offered premium
ground before of the first day the FAIR
Of stock articles which be presented time
though they will be permitted show
notice, If in time for the action of the committee
Examinations by the Judges will dinner
the first day They will call the Secretary the entries
and their decision in the of the first early
in the morning OF the second day
All stock presented for premiums may removed after
noon OF the second day. but all manufactured articles, inn
PIGMENTS roots &c. of every description presented for
MUM or exhibition must remain in the place assigned them
until the close Of the Fair to be entitled premium.
Any presenting manufactured articles for prem
ums must be member of this Society and the actual
of the property presented and the producer in
ventor, manufacturer of the same he
titled to enter fsepremiums.
No animal article having taken the frs: premium in any
one class at previous show of this Society take again
in the same class but if the committee consider it
titled, receive a certificate to those facts.
Discretionary premiums will be awarded anything pro-
duced that useful the farm beneficial agriculture
under the direction OF the Executive Committee
Entrance the Hail 81 Yard.
Tickets of admission be obtained Treasurer
of will be provided with badges
for themselves, and tickets for their families will Sc
their free ngress and egess during the Fair Men
ing charge of stock articles exhibition will be supplied
with tickets by the society.
1t is the duty of the Judges to make note in their
ports of all stock and articles mentioned in the
them worthy Of comnendaton for the action OF the Ex
ecutye Committee in awarding discretionary premiums
The Officers Of the Society constitute the executive
mtee.
Any person may become member OF the Society by pay
ing Dollar to the Treasurer at or before the Fair
Committee superntend the arrangement of Stock and
Articles in the Yard-Aexander Beath, e. w. Jackson
Douglas Fowler.
Committee of Arrangements in the Hail. W. Thayer
Henry Tarbell, f. j. jackson, Mrs j. Jackson, Mrs L.
w. Thayer, Miss Anna Fowler, Mrs. f. A. Carpenter
Committee Of Arrangements for Flowing Match, and to
provide forage for stcckGeorge Psrgo Hammond Marsh
Alexander Beath.
Forage will be provided for the use of Exhibitors
The Flowing Match will take place at 10 o'clock, the
Second day.
WIN. ORLEDGE, Secretary.