The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-27
KemOSI,a County Fair.

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The annual Fair of the Agriculture Society
CT this County was held at the Fair Grounds in
the town of Bristol on Thursday and Friday
Sept. 90 and 21st inst.
The days were fine, and the largest number Of
citizens ever together on suoh occasion in
our county were there Oh the second day. The
show was in most ofthe departments superior
to any exhibition ever held in this county.
The show of Horses was large, and very su-
perior. Mr.. j. W, Jackson exhibited his well
known Morgan Stallion a beautiful Roadster,
and was awarded the first premium of 5000
Mr.. Shuart of Pleasant Prairie to the second
premium of $500 for his horse. Mr.. G. S.
Blackman of 'Peris, Benz. P Stanton of Ran
dali and Mr.. Burgess of brighton, exhibited good
horses, and how the judges could decide which
was best we connot conceive,
Mr. J. NJ. Rhoads eff Somers received the
first premium for the best business Stallion, and
J. D. Benedict Esqr. of Bristol the second.
There weresome eight or ten pair of Buggy
horses on the ground, and all were a credit to
the show. Mr.. B. P. Merchant of Pleasant Pra-
lrie, Mr.. n. A. Brown of Kenosha, Mr., G J.
Pease of Salem, Mr.. j. D. Mcintyre of Ran
dali, Mr. VIM. Smith of Somers, Mr.. Jennison
and James Cropk of Salem, exhibited in this de-
patment. The first premium was awarded to
J. d. McIntire, and the second premium to ].
Cronk
The single horses were full equal to any ever
before exhibited, and evidently had been well
trained. John Tymeson of Bristol, was awaad.
ed the first premium, and Mr.. H. S. Munson Of
Salem the second,
Mr.. William Tnttle of Kenosha, was awarded
the first premium for the best pair of Team
Horses, which undoubtedly was DIES CRYING of
it. Mr., G. Hulett of Brighton was awarded the
second premium, Gard knows how to train hor-
SEES. sand is in his element when in his sulkey
driving fast horse.
DR.. Paddock, Burgess, Smith, and Mr.. Jenni-
son of Saem and Mr.. Tabour of Bristol were
among the exhibitors of team horses, all were
well worthy of especial notice,
Among the three year old Stations Mr.. E. B
Parker of Bristol was awarded the first prem
ium, and BENZ P. Stanton of Randall the sec.
ond premium.
Mr., Harvey Smith of Salem the first premium
for the best two year old Stallion, and J. NJ.
Iceland the second.
VIM. Worthing of Salem LIST premium for the
bast yearling Stallion, and Augustus Vanals-
tine Of Salem the I'd premium.
In the entrees of blood mares and colts, we
doubt if it can be beat in any county of the
same size in the State.
The first premium was awarded to Lemuel
Booth of Salem, Alonzo Shumery of Bristol the
I'd premium.
The first premium for the best three year old
tilly was awarded to No9 in class Q: L
j. d, Mcintyre of Randall was awarded the
Sd premium for the best three years old Filly.
Best two year old Filly to NJ. I. Brown of Sa-
lem,
I'd best {" Harry Smith
Best yearing Filly 20 John R. Marsh of Paris
"a best Thomas Robbins Salem,
Best three year old elGding to Joseph Myers of
Pleasant prairie,
I'd best {" T.B. Pike Bristol,
Best sucking Colt to II. S. Munson Salem,
"a best Henry JohnsongSomers
best snow OF stock of one Stallion, u. Ii Rhoads
Best yearling Gelding to Thomas Kerkham,
Lhe cattle department was not so well repre-.
sented as has been some years heretofore, but
what was on exhibition were of the best, The
Judges awarded to DR.. Paddock the LIST premium
for the best Durham Bull, and Mr.. Booth of sa
lem the second
Mr. Peter Reas of Somers was awarded the
LIST premium for the best yearling Durham Bull
Mr. Cutting of Somers LIST premium for best
two years old Durham Bull, and Capt. Gilbert
of Pleasant Prairie the ID.
First premium for the best Durham Cow tc
No l. Best three year old Heifer to Mr. Cut
ting of Somers.
I'd best Dr. Paddock Salem.
Best two year old Heifer 1st premium to DR.
Best Bull calf lst premium to Mr. Cutting,
DEvoNs
Best Bull OF any age to l.. G.. Holt of Pleasai
| Praime,
Best two year old Bull 1st premium to H. Rob
Best yearling bull 1st premium to J. D. Bene
Dict,
Best bull calf Isl premium to j. D. Benedict,
I'd best Joel Z. Miner.
Best cow co IL, LIST premium to DR.. Paddock,
Best two year old Heifer LIST premium to J. D
Benedict
I'd best F."
Best yearlidg Heifer 1st premium j. D. Bene
Dict
Best Heiter calf 1st premium j, D, Benedict
CROSS DURHAM AND DEVON
Best Cow LIST premium to PeterRease Somers
Best year old Heller LIST premium, : "
BEST BEST two ty > year 1st /"
Best Best R Rs re. calf list premium Dr. Paddock
DURHAM AND native.
Best COW LIST premium to william Smith of Son.
ers,
I'd was awarded to No but was taken
from The ground before the time allowed by the
rules OF the society and therefore cannot receive
the premium,
Best three year old Heifer 1st premium to
Thomas Marsh,
Best two year old q LIST premium to VIM.
Smith,
I'd best I'd premium Thomas Marsh,
Best yearling Heller 1st premium Thomas
Marsh,
I'd best I'd premium Thomas S. Cutting
BEST Heifer calf lst premium to Mr. Cutting,
Best Bull calf lst premium to Walter II. Van
duzer.
Best Deu0n and Natiue,
Best cow LIST premium to Andrew Benedict,
Best two years old Heifer lst premium is s d.
Reeves,
ID best Id premium Linus Woodwork,
Best yearlng Heifer LIST premium to A. B. EN-
mons Bristol,
Best bull calf LIST premium to L. c. Holt,
WOrklng Cattle.
st premium for best pair working cattle to
Hezekiah Rcharda of Bristol,
Sd best to John w. Bassett
Best three year old Steers lst premium to VIM.
| Smith,
Best two year old 1st premium VIM. Smith,
Best one year lst premium VIM Smith.
Best broke steers 1st premium f. Newell,
Sheep French MerinO.
Best buck st premium to DEL G. Miner,
Best three Ewes 1st premium to j. D. Be ne
dict.
Best three lambs LIST premium to J. D. Bene-
| dict.
! Spanish Merino.
Best buck first premium to J. D, Benedict,
| I'd best ID premium w G. Merchant,