Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1863-11-04

F. Morrison, best Buck over one and under two
50. j. T. Morrison, best Pen of Ewes, So
S. S. Waterbury second best do, 50. ]. F. Nor
rison, best Buck Lamb, 81. J. F. Morrison,
best Eve, 81.
CLASS D-Saoine.-S. Lewis, best Boar, over
one year, So Robert Thomas, best Sow and
three Pigs, SO. S. Lewis, second best do. 81.
CLASS E-Fdrming I,npJements.-A. Healy
best single Buggy, 50. G. & R. Griswold, best
Cast-iron Sod Plough, Diploma. G. & R. Girls
void, best Wheat Cultivator, with independent
arms, wings, H. Francisco Patent Spring teeth.
Recommended by the committee as a Superior
Cultivator). Diploma and discretionary Premi-
nm of So. Samuel Folsom, best Grain Drill,
So. G. Il R. Griswold, numerous collection of
Agricultural Implements, S..
CLASS F.-Gran Seed and VsgetabJes.-E. P.
Ingalls,, best sample Barley, 81, S. Lewis, best
sample Potatoes, 81. S. Lewis, best sample
Dent Corn, 81, G. Bartlett, best samle Onions,
Diploma. D. NJ. Aspinwall, best one-half Bag
Beans, 81. D. NJ Aspinwall, best sample Buck
wheat, 81. D. NJ. Aspinwall best sample
Squashes, Diploma.
CLASS G-Dairy-H. G. Drake, best three
Cheeses 50. Mrs. c. Bartlett, best Crock But
ter, 81. William Everson, second best do. 81.
CLASS I-DOmes6c Ma'atact,we.-Mrs. c..
Bartlett, best ten knots Yarn, SOC. One pair
socks, Mrs. Bartletts little girl, discretionary
Premium, SOC. Mrs. John Myers, best Bed
Quilt, 81. Mrs. Alkaline Allen second best do,
SOC. Mrs. Alkaline Allen, best Bed Spread 81.
Mrs. II. A. Ward second best do, SOC.
CLASS J-F1mt.-Willam Evenson, best
show Of Apples, 50. jane; Barr best show Of
Pears 81. James Barr, best show of Peaches,
81. James Barr best show of Plums, 81. NJ.
R. Clapp, thirty varieties of winter Apples, 81.
NJ. R. Clapp, seven varieties Of fall Apples, 81.
Isaac Atwood best show of Grapes, one dollar.
Isaac Atwood, best show of Pears, one dollar.
CLASS Crochet and Needle Work-Miss
Gerald Budlong, best sample Of Patch Work, one
dollar. Mrs. NJ. E. Wood, best Knitting Work,
one dollar.
CLASS L-Paintjngs Daguereotypes.-J D.
Kellogg, Best Photographs one dollar. Mrs. n.
Pixley best Leather Work, one dollar Miss
Sarah Earl best Oil Paintings, two dollars.
/ GLASS M-Sugar and Sugar MILs-D. NJ. As
pinwall, best twenty-five pounds Maple Sugar,
one dollar Isaac Atwood best sample Honey,
one dollar. George Allen best exhibition of
Sorghum Syrup, one dollar
CLASS O-MisceIIaneous.-C. H. Phillips, best
Cider Mill, Diploma. B. Drumming, Rundell's
Horse Hay Fork Diploma. Horace Mute Par
ishes Stump and Grub Extractor, Diploma, and
recommended by Committee as the best haovn.
Henry Francisco, Spring Cultivator Teeth at
tached to Cultivator, Diploma. NJ. S. More
house patent Spinning Wheel, Diploma H.
Williams, best Sett Harness, Diploma Mrs.
Harriet Burdick, Basket Wax Flowers Diploma.
W. H. Tousley, Little Giant Sewing Machine,
Diploma. Miss Libbie Lanphear, Basket
Grapes, Diploma. Miss Libbie Lanphear, one
Moss Basket, Diploma.
Glass P-Trotting Match-For Colts under
four years half mile heats best two in three,
purse five dollars. Entrees-Wm. Damn, one
three year old colt. 7. T. Peck, one three year
old Mare Colt. T. T. Peck, one three year old
Colt. Time-First heat n =. Second
heat a 10/. Purse to T. T. Peck Entrees for
twenty-five dollar purse, mile heats best two in
three. H. W. Bronson, one four year old Mare
N. S. Green, one Gelding-" Honest Farmer"
Joshua Corning one Gelding-" Dick" First
heat won by Honest Farmes" in 81. Second
heat won by "Honest Farmer" in 81 81
Purse to N. S. Green.
For fifty dollar Purse, for Stations only-
Entrees-B f. Annis, Lake Mills, Black Hawk
Stallion" Prince" G. butcher Madison,
Black Stallion" Gov Randall" W. P.
Brown Fort Atkinson, Black Stallion" Adri-
an Jr." First heat won by 4'Gov. Randall y
in q 43\. " Adrian Jr" broke and run and
ruled off. Second heat won by Prince in
2\45. Third heat won by g Prince" in y 49,
Purse to B. F. Annis
NJ. R. CLAPP, President
| RoB'T FARGO, Secretary.