Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-01

expense they have been at TO import pure
improve our stock, and add much to the
wealth of the county.
Jewell, Linden pens long-wool sheep.
Collard Bro Linden, pens iw sheep, total p s. 90
s. Cottwold buck, lst p. w
j" l Cottswod, Leicester eve.
Leicester eve, 90
6" Cottswold eve, 2dp 3 o.
:" buck aud eve, Southdowns.
Isaac Penberthy, Wyoming, !. W. buck 90
Vim Bergman, Dodgcville,
Joseph Hallam, Linden, eve.
Jas Toay Co., pen Cashmere goats.
Glass D. No. 8--oaoine. Geo F. Davey,
Sup't. T. NJ. 10 es, Milton Persons, H.
Prideaux, Judges.
Collard & Bro, Linden, boar, LIST S. 90
do do brood SOW do 4 on
do do do 2dp 90
VIM Holmes, Mihain, boar.
Joseph Hallam, Linden, boar.
Jewell. do do
Joseph Peace, Dodgeville, boar, Chester white.
CLASS E. No. 9-Poultry S. Polkinghorn
Sup't j. Granville, W. Ii. Hooking, s.
Pokinghorn, Judges.
Collard Bro, Linden. pr Rouen ducks, Cd p so 80
do pr Ayelsbury ducks.
do pr English black ducks, LIST p 90
Thomas Sims, Dodgevile, 6 fowls for. breed, do l 20
VIM Rowe, do three ducks.
NJ Bennett do six chickens, 2dp so
Francis Johns, do Guinea fowls.
Joseph HalIanl Linden, pr ducks.
Geo Davey, Dodgevilie pr turkies.
John II Cornish, DO lot of turkies, "a ? 80 50
do no geese LIST p 90
do do pr ducks.
CLASS F, No. 1O-Farming Implements--
VIM. E. Rowe, Sup't. Wm. Hyde, W..
Price, Judges.
Excellent workmanship was displayed
in the construction Of the articles in this
class. The elegant painting and beautiful
finish of the double carriage entered by
Harris & Ralph, and the cutter, single
buggy, and two-horse carriage, entered by
Spang & Stratman. elected much praise.
Such work would or should have drawn a
premium at the State Fair. There was al
so a very handsome double wagon-new,
and one which was exhibited before.
Prominent among the entries il this
class was the gang-plow of Mr.. c. NJ. Rpy-
nolds, of M,ffiln, which is said by farmers
of experience to be first-rate invention.
Mr. R. assures us that this pillow has been
thoroughly tried, and will wolk and clean
where any other pillow will work, and has
advantages that no others have. He pro-
poses to manufacture pows of this pattern
for the market the coming winter.
Spang Stratman, 2-horse wagon LIST p s. 90
cutter, p 81 on, breaking pillow, p 81 Oh, stub
BILE pillow. p 81 On, shovel plow, crossing pillow,
cultvator. horse carriage, p 81 OU, single
buggy, $3-totalp SIS 90
Harris Ralph, wagon 2-horse carriage,
C NJ Reynolds, Mifiiin, 2horse gang pillow, Diploma.
CLASS G. No. IL -Nechanical Producty--
Joseph Pearce. Sup't. E. w. Sylvester,
Daniel w. Darniell, J. James, Judges.
Twenty two entries. But two farm ma
chimes were exhib,ted-a Nanny Seeder,
10y John Strachan, of Mineral Point, and a
New York Reaper and Mower combined,
Ivy Is. 5. Rollins, of Arena-diploma award
ed to each. Two samples of marble work,
beautifully polished, and evincing finished
workmanship. were displayed by Shepard
and Bush, the well known marble dealers
of Mineral Point; first class lot Of boots
as nice as we ever saw, from the extensive
manufacturing establishment of Thra'l &
Son, Of Dodgeville a lot of tinware from
w. S. Bowne's hardware store, including
kerosene lantern that everybody who
needs lantern of any sort, should have
two washing machines by Mr.. George
Squ,er. of Wyoming, to which were award
ed diplomas, and which, being manufac-
in the county, and excellent machines
withal, should be IN every house not al
ready supplied; a car coupling. by c. NJ.
Reynolds, of Mifflin, evidently great in
vention, from which, we predict, the pat
entee will make good thing; secretary,
bureau, bedstead, and washstand bureau,
manufactured and exhibited by T. George,
of Mineral Point. each of which very prop
erly took premium; an elegant display
of furniture by Ellingen Bros, the we'll
known and popular manufacturers and
dealers in furniture, and patentees of the
Ell,ngcn air. light wooden collins a model
of g-te patented and exhibited by our
great, good natured old friend Brooks, of
Madison (Onr readers may remember a
description this gate in the paper recent
iy. There is fortune in that patent a
life size" model of the gate will be on ex-
hibition at the coming State Fair;) set
of heavy coach harness, saddle and bride,
by Charles II. Lanyon, of Mineral Point,
and other articles of merit
VI Smith Madison Florence Sewing Machine
Thrall & Son, Dodgeville, boots and shoes, So 90
do sole and French aud Domestic
upper leather.
J Lumbert, Van Buren,, Iowa. cornstalk roller
and cutter combined.
C NJ REYNOLDS Mifflin, car coupling, Dip.
J Strachan Mineral Point, Nanny Seeder, do
W Bovine Dodgeville, tin ware, 90
do kerosene lantern
Davies Mineral Point, Singer Sewing NJ. Dip.
Shepa, d & Bush, do marble work, p 90
John Rich Dodgeville, grubbing machine, Dip.
l. Brooks Madison patent gate model.
George Mineral Point, display cabinet ware, 90
George Squire, Wyoming, washing machine, Dip.
c Ii Lanyon, Mineral Point, harness., 90
do saddle and bride, p 200
3 Rollins, Arena, reaper and mower comb'd Dip.
Glass Ii, Nn.i2- MIL and Farm Products
Joseph Short, Snp't. James Toay, c.
5. Willard, W. Browning, Judges.
In this class were samples of most ex-
cellent wheat. and other small grains, tip
top, snow white -four, tempting cheese,
golden butter, and some splendid corn for