Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-10-08

lection. Mr. Myrick deserves great praise for his
endeavor, and your committee would recommend
to Mr.. NJ. Diploma.
TO Z ID Robbins, of Salem, for best sample of
grapes no. 10, first premium of 100
To Judson of Bristol for sample of grapes no.
~, a second premium of Soc
To VIM II Smith, of Kenosha, for best sdecmen
of Plums No. So first premium of 81 90.
To L Gilbert, Of Pleasant Prairie, for speci-
men of Plums no. 80, second premium Of Soc.
To A ID Cornwell, of Salem. for best greatest
number of varieties Of apples l6, first premium
of 800
To Thomas Rowland Pleasant Prairie, for second
best greatest number of varieties of apples, a sec.
ond premium, of 81 90.
To Linus Woodwork, of Bristol for sample of APP
Piles one variety, 10 OF more no. 81, first premium
of$l 90
To Fowler, of Paris, for sample of apples one
| variety, 10 or more no. A, a End premium of Soc
| Peaches only one specimen on exhibition, be-
longing to Franklin Newell, of Paris, this speci-
men looked like SOLITARY relct of this delicious
fruit, making one long for days Lang-Syne.
To Vino Reed, f,r specimen of California Pota-
toes no. 9 we recommend first premium of 81 90.
To S A Didma-of Salem, for specimen of mesh
onoc potatoes no. 2i,we recommend End premium
Of Soc.
Town Q Reed of Bristol for basket of onions no.
|. a LIST premium of soc.
To Linus Woodwork of Bristol sample of
specimen of csbbage No. 6, first premium of
Soc
| To Linus Woodwork of Bristol, for sample of
dent corn no. 81, n premium of ST. 90.
TOD Mcintyre, of Wheatland for specimen of
5 rowed yellow no. ID, 2nd premium of soc.
i TO Marcus Lindsey tor specimen Of Bassona
teets 49, premium of soc.
To II Newbury, of Paris, for sample of blood
beets no A. u second premium of 25c
To II a Newbury of Paris, for sample of carrots
no. 45 first premium of Scots
To Linus Rowland of Bristol far sample of sweet
potatoes no 81, commended
fine specimen Of winter radish presented by
Linus Woodwork of Bristol, highly commended
To Harvey Durkee of Kenosha, for one sqarsh
| no. 63, premium Of Scots is recommended this
squash weighed leg lbs, and is decidedly the larg.
est and handsomest ever seen by your commit
tee.
| To Linus Woodwork for crooked neck squash,
| no. 81 premium is recommended.
| A specimen of musk melon belonging to Mr..
Woodwork is highly commended by the committee
Melons of almost every variety were on exhibition,
but not entered on the societys book, hence your
committee did not learn the names of the exhibit
ors, very good, and worthy good commentator.
Samples of wheat exhibition byJ ID Mcintyre
ofWheatland; yolr committee highly recommend
to the Farming community.
One samlpe of Chinese sugar cane, also one bottle
of the syrup showing its utility in this climate
your committee recommend it as worthy further
experiment by all farmers and Hortculturists.
One specimen of syrup handed round the Hall
by some gentleman, whose name we did not recol-
lect, your committe considered to be ofvery supe
rior quality indeed.
To Roswell Otis, for sample of honey no. 81,
first premium of 81 90.
To Thomas Rowland, of Pleasant Prairie, fol-
sample honey no. :, a 2nd premium of 81, 90
Your committee would state that sample o.
apples no. >, exhibited by Mr. S, A. Didama, of Sal
lem were very nice indeed. aud would have compe
ted well for premium, but that they escapd YOU
committees notice until after their report was made
up.
Your committee cannot close their report without
passing high eulogium on the great quantity and
superior quality of fruit and vegetables on exhibi
ton The interest manifested in this department of
the fair reflects great credit all concerned indeed
SO great the interest exhibited by attendants
the fair, that your committee feel assured that only
| requires common prudence on the part of the soc
ETY. TO make at all coming fairs, this department
both an ornament and an honor TO the County.
II Phelps, ofKenosha had on exhibition beau
ifu pitcher OF flowers, showing great taste and des-
ign in the artistic arrangement aud for which in the
name of the society, your committee proffer to Mr.
Phelps their sincere thanks; beautiful thing OF
this kind adds much TO theinterest of the scene
that your committee could heartily wish that or
another occasion man Others will follow the exam
pie thus laudaby set them by Mr.. Phelps.
\ beautiful specimen of worsted work by Mis-
Phebe Ann Twist, OF Pleasant Prairie, brought il
too late TO enter for premium, very nicely got
up indeed evincing decided taste and skill on the
part of Miss Twist, and for which your committee
would have been pleased TO have awarded Miss
Twist, premium, did the rules of the society per
nit.
Brown and Weeks of Kenosha, had on exhibi
ton beautiful variety of China ware, cut glass anC
plate, which evinced good taste in the selection
b. & w, newly arrived amongst us, and w
tn nix them tor Tins adding to the interest of tn
fair, hoping that they will meet their reward in
continued prosperity in the line of business in whc
they are engaged, thing they surely deserve
this be specimen Of their art in selection
Mr.. s +. Lindsey, of Paris, had on exhibition q
beautiful variegated toochest, which showed great
skill in working wood.
Many, very many articles will no doubt escape no
tice at the hands of the committee since they wer
unable to ascertain owners names, the articles no
being entered in the SOcety's books which makes i
impossible for your committee to pass more than
general observation them. Feeling that we have
taken up much time and space can possibly
claim, your committee will, in closing beg apollo
gize for all short cOmngs, with the simple request
that all who are exhibitors at this Fair will be exhib
tors at our next, bringing with them as many new
competitors as they possibly can.
, All of which is respectfully submitted.
! Signed, j. NJ. KELLOGG,
, f. PERKINS,
| VAN DIJSER