The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19

lBuck, anu DUCK BamO, ..rgs an
E ID, Dunniug, q 2 year old Buck.
j. ID. Benedict, three yearling Bucks, three
| yearii q Ewes aud three year old ewes
| tB, Pike, 4 year Old Buck
j H"ckuey,a gearing Buck,
| w. kingman, az year old Buck,
| j. X. Marsh three Eve Lambs.
NJ. rourtlotte. Il 3year old Buck. .
| Il l.. Base, 4, three Bucks f. i. sas4
ID. CH's, a yearIing Back d. > g"fsGF -ss O.
| + Perkins fie hooded Buck a-a
| II. A New buty, a fine year old Buck,
l. o. u. johnson, y ern0pt,l exhibited fork
of 20 Merinc Bucks Va s,... Is. =. .s...A
ID. M Dewey, lad ca exbibition To- Bucks II
lnIie' blaod - "a Up gu - st.. e.es&ssa =.
j. \ Mead, (VermoptJ bad flock of 81
Spanish Bucks, Ut excellent blond he also en-
| 'ered Buck ter the sweepstak es -
! Class S-Grade Sheep. So.
| ln this class. there were 9 entries, and the
sheep exhibited, as representing, mere nearly
i the tucks at The county. we're worthy Ofnofe
I T. Newei', entered rw"kwes and yearling
i Buck, p"s ~ y HTa &. : = see
/ a. I. Bi,hop had q pen OF Ewes of more than
i ordinary excellence. -
James Brown, three Eve Lambs. III .. 'sa
II L. A. Carpenter three Ewes. gH
4 VIM. Munson, three Lambs. 81.
II. n. MaXhan, three Ewes.
j. HuckneJ, three Limbs,
| Class = Srcsile ana Poultry,
SFfis class has beer sadtys neglected hitherto
4 at our Fans emo seems 10 have met with ibu'
seven entries. With Pork al SIP to Is per cw,
lard so t" 50 cents pes pound and eggs 80 ceDfs
Der doz We sbeuld suppose more interest
wOaid belnhuSu Ia This department.
| Geo Bos~ortb, exhibited Sow and Pigs OF
greri poicine behhty 70 1a. t#
II. Richards, a Sow and pigt aud a Boar.
/ l.. Woodwork, exhibIted Boar -
! Il w. kIngman, a Sow aud pigs p
! 4D.lB Mathews, entered psiJ of Turkeys.
4 H. n. Maxhan, u pair of white Cochin Cbiua
I Chickens.
8. Class l0---BuLter and Cheese
In hi class there were ID entries, but there
ought Ia have been twice as many. We can
boast III this county of the largest aud moe'
successful diaries in the Stale. Few of our
| larger manufacturers were represented.
| Ms M- Linsiey exhibited samples of cheese
very fine, and a loaf of Bread &, < q ="
Mrs. E. A Reeve a loaf Of bread. =
Mrs. Sam Rey II, Ids, Il jar OF Butter, and
ioa' Of bread : both fist class. s.4e
Airs. j. Al. Kellogg, a r of butter.t
Mrs. B"lhytr, jar IF butter, sample of but
Ten III rolls, loaf ut bread baked and LOAF
bteaAed.
o.4Nrs. j, Bishop jar of Butter and a loaf OF
bread on
~ j. Vincent, a, jar of butter. N
oD b. Mathews, ajar eihutter sd
eRuins smith, jar OF butter #a,t -t
Mary D. b anchard loaf at bread.
Il. {. Jdefyn, two jars of butter"
Mrs. Culver, jar of butter.
Mfs hoysradt, Loaf of bread and an
sppi.spie. .....,ae ..r 3 ::
Hen. Maxhan, loaves of bread IL
s'Nrs. b. Pike, a loaf OF brown bread and a
ina al whre bread lH. &8,E
A Epson, first clsss cheese -
Mrs z usf"n' a jar of butt r and a loaf OF
blgead. 4, 4. ,,a ae
Miss X. ozappe, 4 years old sample OF
d l. odge,rs jara,f butter z,z,-E .syt
Mrs. FhTrar losf ofanrsad f..
Isaac brown, 2 50 npies of cheese and roll of
nutter. -'1 ID ..t' 20 i'"@ q
Airs Issue Brown, loaf Of wheat bread and
"i"aI % corn bread.
MIS-. h ;. Thorpe, loafo: bread.
hese samples of bread ia this class were ali
Oh Fititse Excellence, aud were the Judge we
shouldfbe unabieTo decide which was tie best.
The samples OF but, Ell were also all good, bet
yer, heet. Nor Is this TO be wondered at when il
is know hat the excellence OF. our butter has
reached even New, York, aud orders are receiv-
ed every few days for just a few,jSrs for special
fanny use among G"ihaGl' + upper ten thousand
Many of the first families OF Chicago think they
canno' p''s*ibiy use any but Kenoshe county
onter, ana He nave heard Of families going
without lwo or three days, waiting for the
aIriva! # their 'siAy"rile jsriS sa, r.
Class II Farming ImplemsAts and maa-
a5 9tUctured articles. 3.,
In this department. there was a very fair
display there being 80 eutries 20 =-s
L. Getting, Universal Clothes Wringer.
e. John Benedict, Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing
Machine and self scwerssas9aes ,6H 10 :
Mrs Twist, a Sowing Machine. q .g,..
q + W'Giibert Kidders pateut compound
Bee Hive -lA ~ ~
A. Guile, Broad cast Seed Sewer.
}. H EKidIbail, a Parlor Stove. ...1
Van Alstiue, Single Carriage. '~'4'
A H. Sa,,fan, (t,r.t X; II y. Is. ;~i
ssC.H. Tryon Patent Mower ~ /
aJohn1,s9Morri Princeton, Ind aPate Mt
Churn regular dasher motion---a good thing
Geo. w. Carpenter, Sewing Machine ID
Lyman Mowgy & Co.,. samples Of their
custom made Boots & SHOES indispensable /
"a; w. Pease, the Clipper Mower audsa |
Sewing Machine. |'i.si 2ai..i> 70 ss1
r. f. Mills, Palmer & Cos Washing Ma
chine and wringer, also the "Worid Re
nowned'' Washing Machine manufactured
by J. IL. & r. White and the Universal
Wringer.
T.gB. Pike, a Corn Shelter.
Lawton 4 Bro. (Racine) Clark's Patent
Animal Trap. avery ingenious contrivance.
A, Il. Stevens, Farm Roller
Henry Williams, Patent Broad cast Sow
er. MIR. Williams has lately obtained a Pa
tent for this machine. 1t is destined to
takea high place in the esteem of Farmers.
E. Perkins, exhibited Lambs Patent
hand Loom, and Faust's Patent Hay Loader
machine that takes winrow of hay and
loads it upon the wagon as fast as a horse
team can walk.
Z. u Hooker, sporting Rifle.
Mrs, ) T. Reeves, an AIkens Knitting
Machine
Class 12-LGdies Department.
The Ladies' of our county went into the
work evidently determined to make the
Fair success, as tar as their exertions
could influence it in that direction. The
well filled Hall spoke volumes in praise of
their diligence and public spirit The en-
tries were 1874
Mrs Geo Bosworth, exhibited pair of
Wooden Socks, suggestive of warm feet the
coming winter.
Mrs NJ. Linsley, displayed variety of
her handy works. picture frames, paper
holder, wreath of Grass Flowers. fancy
what not. Grass Boquet. a Fancy Cornu-
copia, pair of Gents Socks, a pair of Po-
Iish Boots, Ladies Cotton Hose and a wors-
ted Breakfast Shawl
| Il. Merrlck, cone work basket ami bo-
quet Of flowers
Mrs Il. A. Newbury, sample of Wool
Ell Yarn.
Mrs A Giddings pair of Stockings and
two shell frames. b.
Mrs. J. NJ. Kellogg, pair of Flannel