The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-18

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Signed,
II Kellogg Chm.
Committee on Farming Implements Report a.
foLlOUs:
10 hn Oliver for straw cutter LIST prem
ium of 200
P Taylor for washing machine premium 200
c NJ Fowler for brooms premium is
recommended of SO
r Arnold for pair of stoga boots 200
r Shuart for stubble pillow 800
No for wheel barrow premium recon-.
ended of LOO
" John Benedict for sewing machine 800
" B P Merchant for top buggy 400
buggy harness 200
" S E Tarbell for sub soil plow 500
80 +" tanning mill 800
" P H Wood for stove and furniture 800
Henry Lines for ladies saddle and bride
(recomended) 200
" gents " recommended 100
Signed,
John Hartelll
H Richards Judges.
Lemuel Booth
Ladies' Department.
To Mrs. Charles E. Chase for counter pane 800
" Miss Rachel Burgess for crochet tidy 100
Mrs Mary Berhyte; embroidered skirt 100
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d" Flora Brande " gents 's 100
T. MrsH.S Thorpe embroidered stool cover 50
Miss Sylvina Vincent sample worsted
flowers 100
Mrs Marcus Lindsey boquet flowers 100
j. F. Chase Embroidered collar and
cuffs so
;" Mrs P Merchant for gents shirt 100
Benedict wooden mittens SO
mems cocks so
:" J Chase ladies hose 100
y" II A Newbury skeins wooden yarn 100
-" A Dugan for ladies CATERS 100
Mrs I B Pike flannel dress pattern pre-
MUM recommended
70 Kentucky Jean
Mrs J P Bishop mixed flannel 800
Chase rag carpet 500
y Il Gilbert rug prem. recommended
u B Pierce sample hair work prem rec.
A Buttrick 2 skeins worsted 50
Miss Francis Higgins leather work prem. rec.
No names attached to the report.
Paintings, AmJrOtypes Sc.
Your committee on ambrotpyes, daguerreotypes
and photographs would report that we found it
quite difficult to determine the several merits
All of the paintings &c.were of such rare beauty
and excellence, but as must discriminate
would Recommend to Mrs Z B Pierce of Som
ers for oil paintings the 1st premium of 81 so
which premium your committee regard as not
only grand in design but beautiful in execution
mo competition We would further say there
were no specimens in water paintings on exhi-
bition, but several Grecia, all of winch display
ed much taste. We would recommend to No
IL the first premium and to Mrs d Carhart the
second premium of fifty cents. There were
number of crayon drawings, all of which were
tastefully executed. We would recommend to
Mrs Z B Pierce the first premium for specimen
of crayon drawing and to Mrs D Carhart the 3D.
We also noticed pencil drawing by Marter H
Pierce which displayed much talent and would
advise him to improve this talent which he
seems to possess i'll so high degree, We would
recommend premium.
Your committee feel bound in respect to the
artistic department to state that as to daguerr
otypes, ambrotypes and photographs there seem
ed to be little competition, owing doubtless to the
fact that where Mr.. JOsLYN & Co. exhibit their
well known taste and skill in the daguerrean art
all efforts at successful comp etition are preemp.
torily denied
Your committee take this occasion to express
their unqualified appreciation of Mr. Joslyn and
his imperishable art, and solicit for him the pro-
found admiration and attention Of the art admi-
ring world.
We would ask particular attention to the
feerreotypes and spherreotypes so admirably ex-
ecuted at the daguerrean rooms of Mr.. Joslyn
In view therefore of the vast utility of these
useful arts your committee would unscrupuously
ly recommend premium for daguerreotypes.
For daguereotypes of 90
plain photographs of 90
ambrotypes 90
ferreotypes 90
sphereotypes 100
Signed Mrs ] NJ Kellogg
Leonard Lee Com.
Miss. Rachael Burgess \
horticultural + Garden.
The Committee ON fruits and vegetables
respectfully report as follows:
To Mr.. Thomas Rowland for greatest no. best
varieties of apples, the first premium of 800
To Linus Woodwork for the greatest number,
the second premium of 1,50
To Thomas Rowland for greatest no. best Yarie-
ties of pears, the first premium Of 800
To Linus Woodwork for the creates number, the
second premium of I,50
To Lyman Dutton for the best 10 apples of one
variety, the first premium of 200
To J. D. Mcintyre for the best 10 pears of one
VARIETY, the trst premium of 200
To William Munson for best bushel of grapes.
me hrst premium OF 200
To Jonas w. Rhodes for the best specimen Of
plumbs, the first premium of 90
10 Franklin Newell for best specimen of peaches
the nrst premium OF leo
To John NJ. Leland for the best sample of cab.
bage, 5o
To G. J. Pease for the best sample of pars-
nips, 5O|
" G. J. Pease for the best sample of on. ~
IONS, 90
L. w. Thayer for the best sample of
squashes, 60|
George Perkins for the best sample of
I, s 4T!ii wheat 100
William Munson for the best sample of
hungarian grass seed, LOO
" r. >: Pease for best sample of seed corn, / 90
=" Gardner Hulett for best 1-2 bushels of
=. IImotny SEED, 100
clover seed' LOO
Mrs. Lyman sDutton for best sample of
:. S MI!T! wine, 300
" William Munson for best sample grape
wine, m
ellison Lewis for best sample of pie
plant wine, 400
Wliiiam Munsonf for best sample of pota.
toes 1,OO|
potatoes 300
" James Ozanne, Jr for best sample of can
iaOwer, 5O
The show of potatoes, pumpkins. citrons and
beets was very good We especially mention
samples Of potatoes exhibited by Mr.. William
Kemp and Edward Munson, as very fine
Samples of pumpkins exhibited by Can't. John
Iuttle and Lyman Dutton and cittrons by
Charles Gibbs.
Signed, JAMES OZANNE, JR.
Chm
miscellaneous & Discretionaru
To G. j. Pease for best bee hive. 400
:" Thomas Rowland for boxes of honey, 800
Two boxes of honey exhibited by Thomas
kirkham very nice.
Your Discretionary Committee would award to
Mr. Thomas Kirkham a premium one 81 90 for
gelding colt no 2, class s
Signed.
w. L. Marsh, Chm.