The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-27
Premium for two loaves of bread Miss Mary

'remium for two loaves of bread Miss Mary
Berhyte,
Farming Implements and Manufactured articles
Gan the COnnty)
Premium to John Oliver for straw cutter,
to r Arnold for stoga boots.
to Taylor for washing machine,
to Hiram Shuant for stubble plow,
'' to No 2 for wheel barrow,
to M Fowler for 6 brooms'
AaticLes Manufactured in the County and Otoned
in the Society
Premium to John Benedict for sewing machine,
to BENJAMIN P Merchant for top bug
gy' g h.r,o..
to j E Tarbell for sub soil plow,
" tanning mill
to Henry Lines for ladies saddle and
bride
gents saddle,
to Wood for cooking stove,
Horticultural and garden Products
to Thomas Rowland for greatest No
and best varieties of apples,
to Linus Woodwork I'd greatest,
Thomas Rowland greatest No best var
iety of pears,
l. Woodwork ID greatest,
James Dutton best 10 apples one var
iety,
/" D Mcintyre best 10 pears l variety.
VIM Munson best sample of grapes
{" j NJ Rhodes best sample of plumbs,
" Franklin Newell best sample peaches
-" J. M. Iceland best sample Cabbage,
u y Pease parsnips,
L W Perkins &c spring wheat,
" Leonard Lee 4" oats,
" VIM Munson Hungarian grass seed,
G ] Pease GO sample seed corn,
" Gardner Hulett 60 timothy seed,
johnson. Bliss " cloverseed
Mrs Lyman Dutton 4" curarnt wine,
Mrs VIM Munson grape wine
ellison Lewis &C rhubarb wine,
Horace Butrick potatoes,
&c H A Newbury sweet potatoes
james Ozanne Jr. caulihower,
Marcus Linsley +" bassona beets,
q" Oliver Gibbs beans
Miscellaneous and Discretionary.
" GJ Peas " bee hive,
Z" Thomas Rowland box honey,
PremiUms on Farms.
of over 120 acres
LIST premium to VIM Smith of Somers 8 5000
I'd L G Holt of Pleasant Prairie 1900
Sd D G Burgess Salem 1000
LIST premium to Walter H Vanduzer of Sa-
lem, 5000
I'd "Thomas Robbins of Salem, 1890
Sd sc Pease of Salem, 1000
Ladies Department.
Premium to Miss w Kingman for bed quilt
to Miss Rachel Burgess for crotchet
tidy,
Il to Mary Berhyte for embroidered skirt,
Miss Francis Hio oin for od;oS Sl;,
pers,
Miss Flora Brande for Gents Slippers,
&c Mrs II Thorp for embroidered stool
covers,
Miss Sylvania Vincent for worsted
work,
Mrs Brande for embroidered fan.
mel skirt,
Mrs Marcus Linsley for boqtet flowers
Mrs Chase for embroidered collars
and cuffs
Mrs B P Merchant for gents shirt,
/" Mrs Benedict for pair of fringed NIT
tens,
I" Mrs F Chase for womens stockings
Mrs A Newbury for skeins o.
wooden yarn,
-" Mrs L Pike for wooden dress pattern
home made Kentucky
Mrs J B Bishop for 20 yards of mixed
flannel,
Mrs F Chase for rag carpet,
I" Mrs L Gilbert for rug,
Mrs NJ Pierce sample of hair work
Mrs Horace Butrick sample worste(
yarn,
Master Fl Pierce for sample of crayol
drawing,
Miss Francis Higgins for leather W ork
Mrs ii A Newbury for 2 tumblers O
currant jelly.
Paintings, AmbrotypeS, Daguereotypes, Sc.
Premium to Mrs NJ Pierce for specimen paint
ing in OIL
Miss NJ A Stevens for grecian painting
Mrs NJ Pierce for crayon drawing,
Joslyn & Truesdell for Daguereotypes
Ambrotypes, Photographs, Ferreotype
and Spherreotypes.
PIOaoing Match
To Marcus Linsley 1st premium,
ID Alfred Higgins,
Sd w Thayer,
S,oeep StGkes.
To M Paddock for durham bull prem. $50
Map DrUaoing.
Glass l, person over 16 years of age
LIST premium to Miss Mahala Wheeler,
I'd premium Miss Mary A Blish,
over 10 years and under 16
1st premium to Miss Bliss of Salem,
I'd Master Frank T Lee Somers,
under 10 years of age.
1st premium to Master Herbert NJ Lee Som
ers.
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