The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-10-08

Durham Cows, q ) Dean 3,UO
John Boon 900
Devon Cows, H Washburn 800
Devon Heifer year. Fl Washburn 200
Working Oxen, j Shattuck 900
ii Washburn 80
H B Haskins 100
Grade Bull year, H Washburn 100
Grade Cows, s 10y 200
JH Merrill 100
Steers 2 years, James Moody 900
az" j H Merrill 100
Heifers years. Peter Barnhart 100
FS Loy so
Heifer year, Adams Clark 100
Bull Calf, Jube Day d s's 50 50
Steer Calf, Mckenzie & Marquette 50
Suffolk Boar, P Wilcox $50
j II Merrill 100
Suffolk Sow, Wilcox 100
Grade Boar, M Weston $50
Grade Sow and pigs. Brockway $50
Grade Shoats, MD Weston 100
Suffolk i" 100
Merino Buck. Charles Jakway 900
NJ Glass 100
year old, Charles Jnkway 100
L H Smith rs
Long { wooded Sheep ! N M GLASS as' 90
Long wooded Lambs, NJ Glass $50
TURKEYS. 100
Geese, FL B Haskins 100
Chickens, HI Washburn 100
Parker & Baker so
Seed Wheat, c Ncidy 100
j Moore so
Seed Corn, j H Merrill 100
VIM Drummerler 50
Seed Oats, J Neidy IS
H b Haskins 100
Seed White Beans, james Miller 100
Parker f. RI Eer IN
Timothy Seed, NJ Glass 100
q JCNeidy so
Hungarian Seed. 100
John Moore IS
Barley Seed, John Boon so
Sweet Corn, H B Haskins 50
S acres Wheat, James Miller 800
Corn, Henry Sparkling 800
Potatoes, G Neidv IS
" James Miller 50
Sweet Potatoes, F Herman 90
Albert Clark 50
Winter Squash, James Moore 900
j C Neidy 50
Beets, F Herman 5O
Carrots. James s Miller 5O
+" F Herman %
Pumpkins, J c Neidy SO
+ Herman Is
Cabhages. Frank Fargo 81
+" NJ Glass q
lmphec MoiasseS, Nj Giass .,
Sorghum Molasses, 5 & Davis !, ~
" Jube Day LOO
+" Ransom Bartle Z:
Honey, Asa Blood LOT
NJ Glass 5
/ Sorghum Sugar p G Davis ID
F." NJ Harter l.M
Fall Butter. G S Dean 800
! PC Davis 90,
% II Pearsall D,
Early Eutter, :. 80,
j s Dean / On
Cheese II Pearsall 80,
PIG Davis 30
/ Apples Herman l,oi
II Pearsall ,
II Sparkling 3
l. W Hart 81
NJ Glass 5
/ Apple Cider, Levi Stroll 8
Grapes, + Herman gI
Albert Clark d
Diploma Fl Chase 5.
! Tomatoes + Herman :.
Native Wine, DR.. Warne 2,ol
+" G S Dean l,Ot
! Pie Melon, S Shattuck 5t
- Moore Z.
Dsning Table, Mckenzie 4 Marquette Loo
Tanning Mill, 2,Ot
Horse Rake, l,Ol
Cowhide, John Campbell Is
| SaPriHg 1low, WINE d hagaman ttt
Eumber Wagon, What Il Hathaway 2,oi
Stocking Yarn. Mrs John Moore Sc
4" Mrs NJ Glass 2.
| Bedquilts, Mrs C II Wallace LOO
" Mrs John Slcmmcns s.
| Carpetng, Mrs John Fargo I.gl
- Mrs H Washburn 81
PA In Lot Mr. I,l,,
Table Linen, 80
Linen Shifting, i" s.
! Linen Thread 81
10 yards Flannel, :" &c
Coverlet. 7.
Wooden Shawls. !" s
Mttens. Mrs Ii Sparkling 9.
Ladies, Fancy Mittens, Miss A Chandler 81
Work Box, sc
Needle Book. Miss Mary Chandler s.
Slippers, Mrs Baker 9.
g Mrs DR. House Q.
Flower Stand, Miss Brockwny 81
Flower Basket 9.
Embroidered Pin Cushion: Mrs Wallace s.
Watch Case, Mrs Baker q
Pen Wiper, Mrs DIR House q
3 Childrens' Aprons. Mrs DR. House 25
Box minerals, 50 SO
Sample worsted work, Miss A Chandler 81
Work Basket, Mrs Brockway 81
Z" Mrs DR. House %
Transferred Collars, Mrs Baker o5
Cake in case, Mrs II Sparkling so
Bee Hive, Asa Blood 100
Patent Well Curb, X Bartlc 100
Display of Flowers, Herman 100
Wheat Bread, Mrs Brockway Is
Mrs DR. Warne so
Wheat and Corn Bread, Mrs II Sparkling rs
Specimens of Cake and Pickles, a IS
Cakes and Preserves, Mrs John Slemmens 90
Flowing, J Neidy 900
A + Williams $50
1t was prophesied by some that the
Fourth Annual Fair of our Society was
10 be failure, but taking into consider
the extreme inclemency Of the weather
it must be called a success. The stock
though small in number, in quality would
do honor to the old counties Of the East.
The Secretary was too busy the first day