The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-09-30

90 .fs 90 wheat bread
Miss Z X. Munson. Salem, steamed wheat
:. do .s.ae do g do plain cake.
V Gull, Brighton, esq jar butter.
do do = roll do
Wln Munson, Salem, OK 1o jar do 4
Mr. J Manchester, Racine Co., salt rising
3 Mrs NJ Austin, Bristol, jar butter. .ea1 . 4
. MrsJ Shamway do loaf fruit cake.
Mrs J Chapman, Salem, pain cake q
Mrs II Moore, Bristol, do d
Jane Martin, Racine Co., Jar butter. !
CLASS I2-FARM1Na IMPLEMENTS. AND MANU-.
FACTURED ARTICLES.
shnmway, Bristol, stubble pfow
s A -Gullck, Paris, seed sower. T--s5sl1 x e.
M WILDER. Salem, cheese press HTol
Mm Gray, nest tanning mill selves.
Il Il Sharp, Kenosha, 2set draft harness.
do co single do
A Il Stevens, Bristol, double harness.
D BUN, Racine, tanning MILL ra.ozsEI
~ Archer, Walworth Co., 3 horse Guilt
J,W Carpenter, Bristol, \ dozen broo ms. Q
Mead, 2 p do sstubble pillow. 4
A vanAlstine; Salem, sulkey rake. e
Head & sutherland, Kenosha, single buggy.
do do double do.
en- Fowler. Paris, u dozen brooms. ! s
chine aislsss r = : e..s. ID 80.
do do Weed do
do do i churn
N Bishop. Paris, lumber wagon, % :. !.
McCumber. q Williams, Burlington, turf
stubble plow. = q -. = 99
Bradley, Racine CO., horse hay fork.
Wilcox, Kenosha, poultry feeder.
81 CLASS 13-LADIEs DEPARTMENT,
The ladies we're again out in force, there
being 205 entries in their department. To
their zeal and enterprise we are Indebted for
the most interesting part of the Fair. In
fact it had hardly beeu worthy the name of
Fair. taking away their portion of it. We
trusttthat-the men OF our County will mani
fest little more of their wide-awake spirit
in the future they have set us good exam
pie, let US follow it,. Mr.. Taber who had
charge of the arrangement of the articles in
the Hall Is entitled to much credit for the
neat and tasty manner in which everything
was placed for exhibition. We hayea never
seen The Hall present go fine appear ahce
The following are the entries: Z s $500. &! a ~
R Bourne Bristol, I pair linen stockings --
Martha Loomis, Bristol, alphabet tidy.
Mrs j Chase, Bristol, cskein of Yarn,
knotted counterpainc, white counterpaine,
artificial basket, lamp mat, crochet tidy, en-
broidery and mormon cover. - '39-5.
u Mrs Mary Curtis, Bristol, gents shirt, 2
crochetea tides e2 " Il u 400 -'Fa5ooh : =
Mrs J NJ Kellogg, Bristol, sample Of 90 yds
carpetiHg = 7Ia'-'' 4 ~, L. ~ q. = o!
J s shumwaE5 !. do, counterpsne.,
Mrs Taber,, Salem, pieced quilt, Gro
Chef tidy, and wool stockings.9raa 56f99
Mrs Nixon, Bristol, specimen rag carpet.
piece flannel, log cabin quilt, this quilt was
q very beautiful piece of work and very gen
orally admired; She also had pieced quilt
and crochet tidy. h i lid joj IL o4ff
Mrs Helen Moore, Bristol, knotted1 tidy,
burrframe, key frame, burr what not.A q
Mrs s Blackburn, Bristol, night dress, Vase
mats, card edging, log cabin quilt, pieeed
quilt and knotted spread. 11bp 2
Mrs s Blackburn, Bristol, wax flowers, 2
tiqies and 2 cake napkins, night dress, vase
mats, card edging, log cabin quilt, pieeed
quilt, knotted spread. 1t would not require
but few such ladies as Mrs. B. to sustain a
very respectable industrial exhibition. Her jar 4
ticles were universally admired, especially
the specimen of wax, flowers, which. were
very beautifully and artistically arranged. !
MrssC Gibbs, Bristol, rag carpetorsft
+. Mrs A E Case,a Bristol, zephyr tidy, and
sofa pillow. 80 liJ io.t-aSee1s 2 = 4
MtsaeWs q Carpenter, Br lB spec. rag
Mrs DoB Pike, Bristol, rag ,eafpeting.
quilted skirt aud cradle quilt.insK 7aQAis
Mrs H GRIMES, iBristol,t peced quilt, pair
wooden stockings and linen stockings
ot Miss 9 Rice Lake ak Cos 3 tides s2 and one
MrsT P.tcy, Randall lsnit'rag and crod het5
tidy. .51id 5ot21 < W--sAfcoo9 r " "a
Mrs J Barhight, Bristol, 70 ydsicotton and
wool .fianel, skeip WOODEN yarn and embrpid-
cred handkerchief. Co..
E Smith, Bristol counterpane.
Mrs B Myrick, Parts sample cafpeting
and skein wool yarn. ~ ~ r. Z f,,tI IA
Miss E Carpenter, Paris. wax cross. worst
ed flowers, tidy and 2 worsted lamp mats.
Mrs A Guliek, Paris, set table mats.
Lena Guficls, Paris, pate he'd work.
Miss E Turtles Salem,1bed quilt and cradle
quilt, tidy and wax flowers x $780,. -
John futile, Salem. knotted counterpaine i
Julia Mentz, Paris, pair worked slippers,
crochet tidy, 20 collars, bead collar, lamp
mat, pin cushions crochet.hood l6bunches pa
per flowers, punches cloth flowers, Grape
Mary Mentz, Paris, pair worked slippers,
2 worked pictures, crochet edging, Q bead
collars, 2,needle books, lamp mat, punches
paper collars, 2 punches cloth collars.
The example Of these two sisters is well
worthy of emulation. The articles they ez-
hibited displayed rare taste and skill. ard
were we allowed to. assumeth he judges office,
they arc entitled tosthe most liberal premi-
ums. s.5 q: til -sszn.,scI 8,
Shepherd, Bristol, Sc yds AanneL
Mrs Miller, Wimot, pieced bed Quilt. I'D
c W Vosk, Salem, chair tidy, log cabin I
quilt, knit quilt, basket quilt, stars and
stripes do and cone basket.
z Reeves, Salem, full cloth dressed flannel,
flannel sheeting and stocking yarn. fe
Mrs A c Joslyn, Bristol, ydsrag carpet
ing and skein wool yarn. 7F ~. ,.a, p - Il
Miss 7 Cass, Salem, pair Gotten hose and
wooden hose. ~
Mrs s Glass; Salem, chair cushion, worsted
picture frame, embroidered handkerchief,
pair ladies cotton hose and rag carpeting.
: Mrs VIM Choat, Darlington, chrochetl
snraad 2 crochet tides pin cushion 9 toiIetsI