The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-26

~ 9Rorsse,sitare ana Garaes Products n
Best variety of sour Winter Apples, 7.
Hubbard Pleasant Prairie ---.-...-. ~
f2d 4 I'D. N Fox, Somers ~. .--.--. 81
best variety Sweet do I. Hubbard 80 o.
I'd do do K. A. Carpenter 49, 30
Greatest varietyof aPgles,;C NJ Fowler, > 90
I'd do do l.. WOODWORK. Hnsroi 5o
Greatest variety OF Pears. j. w. G bert 3 90
I'd i do. L. W"odwor'h = %
Best specimen Of Pears. 4. Rowland ..-.-. 90
= - dn sppiss, Stephen }sis 100. oV
g Collection of Grapes grown in open air
l2d = do & do $. Cali, Ksnosha :. 20
B,st spec men unisr elias, do do ....:. 20
l3f do do ~. fKimbal, do 90
ss.t s.mp. p. pgt.'css, sG L yiscens, -. 90
y d. beans. T.suosiin5, Bristol 49, 81
| a. do Cehbage, n. Richtmyer, do - s.
~" do Garden B.es. G. L. Vincent, do
- do Field Bee,s, j. ". Breeze, 81
do Pafsnips Il. kichsrds Bri ,t"i 5
= do Onions, a. Giddiaas &, = DO -
| . do Sqls sLe., " IN. u emp, do s.
I" 60 Fla. Iu,niys, c. II. Fowler 49,. 5,
do Ruta Bagas, r, sntD, Sslem, d.
-. do Pumpkins. ". l.. March Bristol 81
81. czanGe, Q! Somers entered splendid
ample 81 grapes aid carr, hut being one oi
he Committee refused premium.
Field Prodacts.~
Best Gamble sprng wheat &. burdck. 49,. 90
ri beat do Chas. Curtis ....--.. So
Best 10 Flax Seed. X. Saith .------.--- o."
I'd beat do II. Shuart .--.-..----.-- ."
Be-t do Oats, III n. Ma1han. ---...---- o.
I'd bsst DO SsipoD Epson, -..-.--- 81
Best do Beans, t. S. Cot,Dg .-..--.---. ."
I'd best do Fl. :. Blanchard, .-.....-.--.-- D.
Best do Seed Corn Chas.s Curtis ..-.-..- O.
% best do +. d DnRning, .---.---- D.
Ladies Equestrion,sm. IL
The COMMITTEES found it exceedingly difficult
to determine which Lady was entitled to the
premiums, as they all rode it'll much ease and
grace.
There were several entries
Miss Smith, reed the first premium of So o."
Mr. Mr.. E \ Ms,r,ek do Sd do do 10 10 GO 90
On the trial OF speed of and years old
colts, the fastest year old, owned BY j.: 9.
do do 3 40 W. W Baker, I2or
The fastest horse OH the ground on trial ior
| the ciiizens purse, owned by NJ NcComm"nr,
The Committee at the NJ yer and Rs.psr
triai IN juty last, report
TIE drss premium 10 The Yankes.--.----- 8 .
I" Combined Reaper & Mower Msnny'e IS 90
Cd d. do, L4rysys lee
Best Reaper Woedr Self Raker .-.... T Sc
All persons who do not call for their pre-
miuns by the LIST Monday of March next,
| will be considered to have donated
their premiums to tho Society, and the
money used accordingly.
Errors may have occurred by attaching
the wrong name to certain articles, sin such
cases the error will be corrected.
The friends of the Society have occasion
to feel satisfied with their success We
hope hereafter there will be much larger
display of Agricultural Implements Of im
improved make. The Stock Growers would
find it to their advantage to improve their
stock by introducing blooded animals. The
show of Horses and Colts of all kinds will
hardly be excelIed at any Fair in the Stste
in quality. There were over 100 entries Of
Horse kind, and most of them of a superior
quality.
+. NEWELL, Sec'y.
Rruis kgaIsing.-We have shown that ali
the small fruits can be grown in this vicinity IS
well as in any other at the ~est--thst we are
nearer to Cbicago, and our facilities for getting
freighr to that city are better than from any
p oint whatever. 81
If then these fruits can be proftsbly raised
suy where Xenosha having better advantages
lean certainly make profitable business out
o. i. nj
! the ouly consideration laft,is, csn these small
fruits be raised to advantage any where. To
determine this question ~s have facts close At
hand
81 Joseph, across the Lsks has settled this
matser cpnciuslveIy. 81
Tie snii about ST. ,.eph g very iish' and fer
any ming but ?tuit j. cenp Aralivotys worthless.
Hay. corn mad gram. cannot b, raised % oil
~, a. md Lao 10
ns ignborho I'd ef ti.st t. W.. /, worth from $2Ce
:, 5U0 per sore. 20 .-'"'
There, Peaches are lie main crep, bat they
&re u very uncertain crop, even til. re, saS Drop
il three yesra, being a. mach rs can safely sbe
relied 0p,u. Add they rely 10 a Considerable
aseut np"D the sr1s,: traise, one patty oyers
there has ;fis season raised 500 bu shes of rasp
berries apon about five hcres Of land AID real z
ed here from in Chicsgo &7,0o net, per busLel
ar $3.5oc' for hie crop Huw much better haze
any OF our farmers done or l6o or 800 acres.
And tnees orops0do nos reqaire any large eA
pendlHure of time or capital.
/. Straw berrless aud Raspberries, planted next
spring viii. give generous crop the next SEASON
NOT much longer time than it requires to raise
and, realize.upon a crop of winter wheat
Either OF these berries with decent manage
ment will. y eld 100 bufheis an acre. At The
prces paid this year $500, can be realized iron,
an acre, and more than that, has actually been
obtained, but placing the price at only $500
per tushel a. How as iheysgys rs Asveteen cold
and as low, as they are likely 10 be, for many
yesTs t" come, aud s52s, per scre can be OBJ
tanned. An aeresot berries can be cultivated
,Reariysas cheap AS su acre ofcorn add to .his
price OF picking 2cts per quart, and $3.50. can
with certainty be rolled upon, per aors, this be
II understhod ~ emily oneitifd The price ot this
year. Can land be devoted to any bettery pur-
pose. .e,ss z y -sg s~rf ryz- s..