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

I rirties of grapes, and 8. varieties of pears
( We have not. the names of the varieties bu
We know from experience that both grapes
aud pears we're very palatabe
'ihos' IloN land the odd man eloquent
on all matters pertaining to the scieuce D
fruit growing" WIS rs usual on hand with al
kinds Of fruit. 81 varieties off wintt
Iapples. do sv Get winter apples punbtl
Iofpems, and samples of several varieties o
grapes st a7h
Jas. hearns, had raspberries OF the sec
Eond growth, ripe and green *..
81 Salmon Epson had samples Of oats seed
CORP and apples. ..s ....t.....,-a ,......
!! A, Girls Aoid. sample Of apples
.,e. +. 0. Biuu, 2 mammoth csibages.
W. L. Marsh samples Of sweet pumpkins
A. j. Pease, sample, Of molasses, seeding
apples, onious and WiUter squash. " ''''
Ii. S. Tnorp, sample of apples ''"'.
g. Garland, sample of seed corn .'H
Ciass l5--- M,sce1ahtous aid Discretionary
Lewis Balm, exhibited an article termed a
dog Tanner, which promises to become q
favorite with farnier49 nta iia... 10 asa
Mrs Geo. Bosworth, Jar of Tolnatoe
sauce
Mrs. Il. A. Reeves, hottie of currant wine.
/ Mrs. a. Gliding. Hal do p. do
= Mrs. j. NJ. Kellogg sample of, crrrant
Jelly and jar Of cider apple sauce. 295 stsa
Ghas. Dane, ] dozen brooms. =. .sl
Mrs. Borhyte, bottle currant wine.
j. W. Kingman,
y A. N. Crotsenburgh, Hubbard Patent
Damper. -'8" 'A t'..
3. c.. Brown, assortment of Dry Goods
Mrs Culver, jar tomatoe sauce
Mrs. Hoysradt, jar Strawberries aud jar
Tomato sauce. 4-2u-.7 sd a.
: Stephen Gait, sample second growth
Strawberries and seed ling straw berries. .
ii. iiuttrick a Hog Tanner ..a .l
9 NJ Fowler, sample broons.
Jas. Turnock, sample sorghum molasses
1 S. a. Didana, q q syrup.
Geo. Garland, g g sugar cane
Mrs. James NJ. Chase, Black Currant
jelly, white curraut jelly, Gooseberry Cat
sup and sample canned currants.
Il. t. Van Arsdsle, model cheese press
1t seems to US this press when once intro
duced viii take the place of all others b.
H. Summons, large assortment of Fancy
Dry Goods &c. .4 ,Iisa# .-a.i...
T. d. Robbins, sample of sorghum mo-
lasses. 80 entries. ....,...s.,.y
Class TO- Grain aad Field Crops. gal
The entries in this department were
III AIDE June 9th, aud are % III number.
j. futile, acres OF spring wheat, acres
of corn and acres Of oats.
Ai b, L. Dodge, ! acre of potatoes.ar !
81 JVD. Mcintyre. II acres winter wheat
I'll. Richards, acres corn, and ! acre DO
tAtoes ..j ~ 30 Il. il grL G.L 81
IL. Woodworth, 8 acres of c0rn.5sra s..
81 ID. Z. Mathews, acre'of potatoes.
. Sam Reynolds 3 acres corn, II acres
spring wheat and acres oats Iii.
III M9tl0wland, acres spring wheat
l. d. Duuulng, 3 acres coru aud / acre
. r. Newell, 2 acres corn. .y.. rl.... |
The following entries Of grain were on
exhibition .a- a.-g4s u35 ID ra.au4 Il.
O. Butdick, sample of spring wheat.
3 A: G1dditigs, sample OF cora. a,a4E
2 S1u. Reynolds, tw o samples, of corn and !
Sample Of oats. '.'37j adJ s,.a1 ul Vito
F.. Ghas Curtis sample Of spring wheat, !
samples Of. rye aud corn. sn3 rr..l- ri
lie ID. Dunnng. sample Of seed corn.
% RI. N. Maxhan, Sample OF oats. s s-l |
d. ShuArt, samples OF fax seed and |
sorghum caiie. OIL iia.auI.f,ty a...
20 'a.l'." -Ladaes Eqmrstriaaism. IS.
z ladies entered for competition, as fol- !
lows; 2tl a.--. -.-i.. r-,lD
Miss Smith, Ellen S Nelis, Lizzie Nc.
DougaiI. Orpha Stonebreaker of Bristol. /
Edith Wray, English Ptairie, tix4brth |
Merfick, OF Bristol, aud Miss Mary Beaedict .
Of Salem, +a' z" 80. 5aH
The riding was bold fearless and grace
fuI. r '--.' .' W d. A.f,tJa t"-r.4
For the sweepstakes trial Of speed there
were 8 entries. ''.i'-, -. pho a.A'i-aie
Nathan McCotnmons, I. L. Benedict and |
J. J. Stuart Antioch III. .lAu.
s. The total receipts on she two days Of the
Fair were about $685.. In addition to this
amount there had been received for metn-
bership previous to the Fair something over
$500 if we remember rightly j..' .a /