The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-08

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T. Moore Salem, brood Bantam Fowls,
! pr ducks,
E; Phillips Bristol, boar,
Thomas Slade, Wheatand boar.
barm'ng Implements, &C.. NJ. Fowler,
Paris, doz brooms;
L s. Getting, Bristol, one sheep rack,
| dasher, -
c. E. schoff, Kenosha. l sewing machine. This
is what is called the Little Giant Sewing Ma
chlne,' and was very much admired by hundreds
of people. 1t works. swift, silently and welI-do
ing its work just well and neatly as the cost
Hest and largest machines, and costs only $l5.-
III was awarded first premium. ELt A@stt
Lymsn Mowry * Co, Kenosha, l sample boots
and Shoes
n. Richtmyre Bristol, open buggy,
j. II. Foote, z. p cheese press,
A. Guile, Paris, broad cast sower,
combined
NJ T; Smith. Bristol, clothes wringer,
II blanchard Salem | reaper and meWer
w Maxwell P, self raking mower and reap
| er and mower
E Perkins, Somers, l knitting machine. This
was the celebrated Aiken's Patent Knitting Ma
chine. 1t attracted more attention than any 9TH
| er article on exhibition. The ease with which it
Is worked, the perfection OF its work and the ya>
ried character of the articles manufactured excl.
ted the wonder and admmiration of all, Mr. Pers
kins is agent for the sale of the machine in this
county. s
| Mrs John Wilson, of this city, also had one of
the machines exhibition though it was not ell,
tered for premi um. .'
| Ladies Depdrtmeqt.-The Ladies were pretty
we'll represented in the exhibition. The number
of entries was 81.
Mrs NJ Leland, gents shirt
Mrs Il Benedict, | afghan tidy-very pretty
and unique, also fruit basket,
Mrs + Clark.-As we have before remarked the
attractions of the Hail w@e very much indebted
to the skill and industry of this lady in several
departments. In this class she had on exhibition
9 flower wreathes, l case wax flowers i grass and
| l worsted boquet, l case stuffed birds feather
and l shell wreath, paper basket of flowers.
| l case of animals, amaranth bower and basket
| press, burr wreath ladies embroidered slippers
wreath and basket of sea moss, 1 satche a case
| OF wax grapes, wreath and frame of leather
flowers, boques and frame of fish skins
Miss Eudora Keep, boquet of flowers,
Mrs Il Gilbert, knit tidy q crochet do
Mrs + Clarke, slippes in applique laid slip,
pers, ribbon worked slippers, and chain stitch
Miss A l. Bliss, very pretty boquet of flowers
arranged with much taste,
Miss l. Dutton, boquet of native howere
Miss Z Culver, leather>work frame-a superior
| piece of workmanship
Mrs j Farrar, l rustic basket
Mrs Ii b Hinsdale, crochet baskets an ingen-
lous and very pretty article-a fiat boquet und
a hand 'boquet
Miss Harrison, beautiful hair wreath .u r.
Mrs Samuel Kingman l cone frame g. ottoman
| raised work,
Miss Perkins, pr ladies' stockings,
Miss II NJ Perkins pr undersleeves and L lady 8
| cloud.
The above articles by the Misses Perkins, were
knit on the Akin s Knitting Machine, and were
much admired by every lady present
Mrs John Wilson, Kenosha, pr undersleeves, a
pr balmoral stockings pr mems socks, pr
| small hose, pr ladies stockings
| The above articles by Mrs Wilson, were man,
ufactured on one of Aikens 10 gage Knitting Ma
chimes, and well illustrated the capacities of that
Machine as well for fine, fancy work as for coarre
socks and stockings.
Miss Mary Mcdonald, hair flowers,
Miss IL. M. Perkins, l pr undersleeves &
cloud,
Mrsl Philo Curtis, Bristol pr mittens,
Miss NJ Murphy, Salem, silk quilt
Miss L Bliss, :" l flower boquet
Mrs l w Carpenter Bristol, piece of tow cloth !;
thus reminded in vivid manner of the days of
| long age, and it was well DONE Let this work
! go on, ~
MRS y Is wright, Salem bed quilt,
Mrs ii 5 blanchard, Salem 90 yds mixed flannel
Gil Vincent, Bristol, carpet rug & pi ece white
flannel,
Mrs NJ Linsley, Paris, seventy-five varieties of
flowers, bedquilt,l rag rug, pr ladies' stock
ings, chilCs embroidered dress
Miss Jennie Fowler, Paris, pr under.seeyes of
beautiful workmanship.
Paintings, Am6r0typeS >Sc-S w TruesdeN ,Ke
nosha, sample photographs,
Miss M E Fisk, kenosha, one sample pencil
drawing,
Mrs Clark of Salem, EBAY of Naples" Gre.
clan paintings, Italian Paintings | original do
in white wax, gold stone do, crystal do 4
Pastello do,
Miss Keep, Bristol, oil painting, crayon paint
ing, steel color,
Miss McCummings, pencil drawing
horticultural 81 Garden Products.-H b Hins,
dale, kenosha, 6 var OF foreign grape 8, vari~
ETY. of Hardy grapes, sample of tomatoes. do
Kohl Rabi, sample Hubbard squash sample
French turnips,
E w Kingman, Salem, samples onions, potatoes
& beets, ..... .. ..f ...
j A Bassinger, Somers, 3 samples potatoes / var.
ETY. winter apples,
Wright. Salem, sample watermelons
w FL Smith, Salem, varieties grapes
M Linsey, Paris, 3 samples potatoes & | sam.
pie Bassano beets,
A Mcintyre, Salem, 20 varieties of apples
j Bliss, Salem samples grapes & beans,
Thomas Howiand, Kenosna, II varieties apples
linens of pears. ! 0 or more, SQUASH
NJ Linsey Paris, sample peaches,
l. Woodworth Bristol, samples cabbage, sweet
potatoes, winter apples sour, winter apples
sweet Fail apples sweet, best variety 10 orI
g NJ Fowler, Paris, best variety winter apples, sol
varieties, greatest variety apples, best 10 var>
cites, best 10 peaches; samples peaches. grapes,
carrots, parsnips, garden beets, Swedish tur-
nps " squash.
G w Carpenter, Bristol best variety winter ap
Piles,
Moore Salem, sample pears 10 or more,
j l. Gilbert, P, greatest No of best vaiety of
pears, sample pears, 10 or more, 2 sample DO
tatues winter lettuce, samples apples 10 or
more,
N Richtmyre, Bristol, samples beets and peach>
John futile, Salem, samples of apples and of
grapes,
C w Larrbee, Salem, | sample pumpkins.
II Blanchard, Bristol, sample potatoes,
Fl Blakesee, samples of peaches, beans and
squashes,
Stephen Gait. Kenosha,I sample grapes,
Fl NJ Hustled, Bristol, samples peaches and pota-
toes.
E Phillips, Bristol sample peaches,
L Woodwork, Bristol best specimen of pears 10
or more, specimen of apples 10 more samples
grapes, apples-harves sweet, watermelon,
w H Van Duzen, Salem, sample onions
l. Dedemer, Somers, IL varieties apples
l. Gilbert p P, best sample pears 10 or more
A d Cornwell, Brighton, 40 best varieties of ape
Piles, sample varieties 10 or more.
Miscellaneous 8. Discretionary.-C M Fowler,
Paris, box of honey i .f.
Mss M Leland jar picked apples, sample
Siberian crab jam, tomato jam jar,
H Turnock, Salem, gallon sorghum molass es
Mrs Clark, samples currant wine, elderber, y
wine and plum wine plum preserves, d. ed
plums.
j L Gilbert, P P, sample rhubarb wine,
H Blanchard, Salem, oriental sugar root,