The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-10-11

j. Dugann, Carriage Horse.
Joseph Bishop, Salem, best broke pair year old
colts.
II. G. Brown, do pair carriage horses.
James Lieber as fine pair of VI old colts as was
on the grounds.
John Cronk, pair 3 yr old Gedings (broke)
Gilbert Adams, Caledonia, Racine Co. a pair Of
Isaac Brown, Salem single carriage horse.
II. Barnard, do carriage team.
Glass Brood Mares and Colts-5O entries.
Thos. Getting, Bristol, a fine VI old gelding.
Lyman DuttOR Paris, a 2 yr old Fly.
Giles Holbrook, Bristol brood mare and colt.
A. Moore, do fine yearng gelding.
II. II. Hustled pair carriage horses.
j. II. Sabin, single carriage horse.
NJ. Tourtlotte, do do do
James Cronk matched team.
S. L. Hastings, pair draft horses.
Albert Fox, best matched team.
&. ii. Booth, span draft horses.
w. s. Scott, Lake Co., pair carriage horses
j W Rhodes, business horse.
q Backman, carriage horse.
III Buswell, business horse
McCommons, span carriage horses.
A Bishop, span draft horses.
Henedlct, pair yr old colts.
II Robbins, pair carriage horses.
JAS Lieber, somers, 3 r old gelding.
John futile, Salem, brood mare and colt.
r. Graham, sOmers, a very fine 3 yr old gelding.
T. b. smith, Bristol, yr old and u yr old
Flly.
John Cronk Salem, ? yr old gelding.
John Evans, Brighton. six brood mares, all goo
Jerry d. yr old geiding.
j. Poidvin, eomers, brood mare and colt.
Hiram Bacon, / brood mare
John Mutter, yearng Fillies.
Hiram Shuart, Pleasant Prairie 3 yr old and
yr old geding, 2yr old FLY and yearling colt
Martin Turtlotte, Bristol, good brood mare and
sucking colt.
c. ?. Davis, Pleasant Prairie 2yr old gelding,
5; Calkins, Antioch, az yr old FLY.
Hiram Bacon, SOmers, sucking colt.
Lyman Smith, Bristol, do DO
Parsons Taylor, Pleasant Prairie, brood mare and
John Hockney, Randall, a 3 VI old fly and 3
yr old gelding; both good
d. P. Mathews, Bristol yearling stallion colt.
NJ G. Buswen Paris, 3 yr old gelding and 2yr
old fly
A. f. Coffeen, Pleasant Prairie, sucking colt.
Il. Bacon, Bristol, a yr old gelding.
j. Lease, Salem, brood mare and colt
L. Benedic1, Bristol, VI old colt.
j. Cronk, salem, a yr old gelding.
n, o. Brown, do 2 yr old lilies.
Glass durham Cattle--10 entries.
The number of entries in this class was not large
but among them were some of the best specimens
of Durham blood that we ever saw.
VIM. Yule, Somers, had on exhibition a bull
which was entered for the sweepstakes prize. and
ought TO have it, a yr old cow yr old hefer and
ever been any purer blooded or more thorough bred
Durhams exhibited in this county. They had all
the points that would please the eye of the most ex
pert stock connoisseur.
Lyman Duton exhibited fine COW of the Dur
ham breed.
M Kngman had a Durham bull calf
Pc Van Alstine Salem, had first class Durham
bull on the ground
George Nixon entered two very fine animals.
Glass 6-Devons-3 entities
This class of stock seems to be running out with
of the best Devons the State raised in Keno
sha county.
John D Mcintyre, Randall, had a Devon bull on
T L Benedict, Bristol yr old and a 2 VI old
heifer, both very fine animals
Glass 7-Grade Cattle. II entries
Thos Getting had yearling heifer.
Eli Sherman, Brighton grade bull
7 B Pike, Bristol, two 2 yr old heifers.
PREY rDn had -ifift i,NYn
pair of VI old steers, and a 2 VI old heiier.
T L Benedict, Bristol a 3 yr old heller.
w Larabee, Salem, fine looking COW.
Carman, Bristol, pair of fine working oxen.
Joseph Bishop, Bristol a yearling heifer
F Newell, Paris, had fine COWS.
Glass S-American Merino Sheep
There was very fair show of sheep in this class
16 entries.
Lyman Dutton Paris had on exhibition valuable
buck.
Chas Higgins. Pleasant Prairie. exhibited a buck.
ewes and lambs; all good sheep
l.. Eastman exhibited 3 ewes of his celebrated
Vermont stock, which is held by all sheep growers
in such high esteem. One of the ewes was entered
for the sweepstake prize which we think she will
carry off.
d. Cass, Salem, had fine blooded buck.
S d Reeves, Salem, had buck lamb on exhibi.
ton.
A T Bishop, Somers one of our most enterprising
sheep growers, exhibited buck, yearing and
Il Benedict, Bristol, had 3 ewes and 3 eve Ia1sbs
and yearling buck.
E. D. Dunning, Paris, had three fine bucks
Glass 9-Grade Sheep
There were only entries in this class when there
ought to have been 80 at least
Il Ii Benedict, had pen of3 ewes, lambs and
yearling buck
John Hockney had 3 lambs
| A I Bishop, had three lambs.
e Dunnlng, grade sheep.
Class 1G-Hogs and Pouluy-10 entries.
| There were some fine specimens of the porcne
| Thos. Getting Bristol, exhibited one Chester
| White. Boar, and two sows, each with their pigs
| Lyman Dutton had fine sow and pigs ON the
E 5 Drew, Bristol, had pair of turkeys, Bramah
hens and pair of geese.
| IL. richards, 3 hogs.
A Benedict one Chester white boar
| P Davis, Pleasant Prairie, SOW and pigs.
| Glass IL Butter and Cheese 80 entries.
| There was very superior display in this class
Thos Getting, Bristol, had Jar of superior BUTTER
also sample OF roll butter.
Mrs NJ Linsley, exhibited one old cheese and two
| new ones.
Mrs Hattie Haight, Bristol jar of butter, roll
ofbutter and loaf of bread.
| Mrs A Chase. loaf bread with hop risings and /
loaf with salt risings.
FIJI Crowley, SALEM two samples of cheese.
i Geo. Nixon, Bristol one loaf Of bread
/ 4aw; Salem, sample of cheese.
= G J Vincent two samples cheese.
Mrs. S E Tarbell, jar butter and 1 old cheese.
Mrs. A. Stearns, one jar butter.
| q Blackman, churns.
Mrs. Hoysradt, loaf of bread.
! =" Griswold, loaf of brown bread
A Cotieen, ? samples cheese
Munson. sample cheese.
CIV. Larabee, loaf farmers bread, loaf harvest
cake ard 40 apple bread.
Mrs Van Vie, sample cheese and jar of but
ter.
| J Bliss, sack spring wheat flour.
John futile, Salem, sample flour, tub of butter,
sample of brown bread and white bread.
John Duganne, two samples cheese.
Joseph Bishop sack flour, jar of butter and loaf OF
bread-all first class
Mrs. Burhyte, one jar butter one roll butter, one
indian bread, one loaf baked bread loaf steamed
bread.
Glass 12-Farming Implements
There was very fair display of articles in this de
partment.
Geo. Bennett, a Weed sewing machine
Adm Guile, seed sower and cultivator
ThOs. Getting farm roller.
L. W. Thayer, Clothes wringer.
E, S Drew, a tanning mill,
Frank Hayward, saddle, bride and hal
lrope,