The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-11

three years old in harness, John Murphy, |
r |, lat, 10 90; S. Walker, Moline, Ind,
3 90. Best stallion two years old, Nicely
Bros, Ottawa, LIST, 8 90; s. ". Wheelock,
Moline, %, 90. Best Horse Colt, Suck.
ling, J. B. Titterington, Edgington, LIST. 5 co. |
Best mare or gelding three years old and
upwards in harness, S. W. Wheelock, Mo. |
line, LIST, 20 90; b Hirsehe, Muscatne, I'd,
10 90. Best Mare two years old, Nicely
Bros, Ottawa, LIST, e 90. Best Stallion |
one year old. ]. B. Ttterington, Edgington
lst, 90.
SHORT HoRNED-Best bull three years
old and upwards, Neeley d Bro, Ottawa,
"Second Duke of Paris" LIST premium 20 90;
Robt Montgomery, Edgington, I'd do 10 Co.,
best bull two years old, Thomas Campbell,
Rock Island, LIST premium, 10 90; John Bah.
cock, Hampton, ID do 90; best bull one
year old, d b Sears, LIST premium 8 90; best
bull calf, Medley q Bro, Ottawa, LIST premi'
um 90; d B Sears I'd do; best COW three
years old and upwards, d b Sears, LIST pre-
MUM 10 90; do do I'd do 5 90; best heifer
one year old, d B Sears LIST premium co.
best heifer cali, Medley d Bro, Sunshine"
list premium 3 co. d b Sears I'd do Devons,
best bull three years old and upwards, G D
Bent, Grand View, LIST Premium best bull
2 years old, same; best bull one year old,
same; best bull calf, same; best COW three
years old and upwards, same; second do,
same; best heiier two years old, came; sec
ond best do, same; hes. heifer calf same;
herds, d B Sears LIST premium 30 90; Nee.
ley & Bro highly commended; Attorneys,
best bull OF any age, c 7 Edwards, Moline,
10 90; beat COW of any age do do 8 90; best
heifer two years old W Wheelock do O0;
oxen, steers and fat cattle, best yoke oxen
years and upwards, Cyrus Conkling Edg'
ing,on, lst 10 90; best beef animal, Frank
Zipp, LIST ) 90; natives and grades, best heif.
err two years old, ID B Sears LIST 10 90; best
COW over three years, Medley Bros LIST 20 90;
best bull calf, Geo Wood, r LIST 2 90;
do do do years old, Frank Dorman,
LIST II co. best bull three years old, b W
Adams, Hampton, lst 20 90.
The following are the awards for manu-
featured articles: Murphy, Irving & Dyer,
Rock Island, st premium, best specimen of
marble work. r j Silk, Davenport, LIST
premium, best velocipede; Dimock, Gould
q Co, Moline, lst premium, wooden ware;
Fisher & bunker, Camden, lst premium,
team harness; W Wirtel & Co, Davenport
LIST premium on trunks; Mike Kane, lst pre-
miums for coal cook stove and best lot of
tin ware; A Fitch, LIST premium for best
turning Swiler & Spencer, lat premiums on
best cook stove for wood, and best lot of
copper ware; John Partridge, Prairie Union,
st premium horse collar; Babcock IL Co,
lst premiums on harness leather and calf
skin, tanned in Illinois; George W Downey,
ornamental castings, LIST premium.
is Wallace of Rock Island took the lst
premium on the best sewing done on ma.
chine on the ground. He used Singer
machine.
. The following articles were highlyr econ
mended by subcommittee: Photographs, T
B Jones, Davenport process for printing and
stamping designs, Barber Bros, Port Byron
specimen of human hair, Marion J. Nc
Candies, Moline best Excelsior wagon
brake, j. Hoke, Cordova; two seat democrat
wagon, G W Smith, Davenport; lemon tree
and fig tree, Mrs D Halves, Rock Island
hedge plants, W j Nichols, Davenport; frui
picker, W A Nourse, Moline travelling bag
Write & Co., Davenport; best heating stovt
for hard coal, and do, for soft coal, Mike
Kane, Rock Island; colored Photographs ant
pictures, Charles Mosher, Chicago; case o
plated ware, Swiler & Spencer; hue SCOOP
and sitter, G Foster, Wabshaw, Wis.
wooden window shade, Wells & ambaugh
Moline; Usage Orange Hedge plants, San
Lorton, Davenport; best crochet toilet work
Mrs B Lewis, Rock Island; display of ever
greens, VIM A Nourse, Moline; wood pre-
aervanve, WIN n Nourse, nine lars of Jelly
Miss L Coffee, of Rural; worsted work, MI
Fl Coffee, of Rural; tapestry work, Nh
,, Leonard, of Davenport; Siberian crabl
c. G. Taylor, Moline; parlor stoves for hsr
coal, and do. for soft coal, Swiler & Spencer
endless match, F. A Budd, New York
spring bed bottom, G Doelnger, Rock Ii
land; lightning rods, Osborn & Hurd, Day
export; cases of stuffed birds and animals
Fred. Corker, Rock Island; apples, Jacol
Linn, Mercer County; crochet rag carpet
Mrs VIM c Brunson, Davenport; sample o
! rhubarb, J. I. Temple, Davenport; glue
Klein & Rhuedy, Rock Island.
Peter Bogue received s25, the first prem
ium, for the largest and best collection o
agricultural implements exhibited by deal
er. In our report yesterday, biographies
h error occurred. Charles Mosher, was cred
t tied with the premium on best wax work
( This was won by Miss Amelia Huber, of thi
! city. Mrs. Walter Gates, we should hav
also stated, received premium for bes
{ worsted tidy.
;. Walter Gates had the largest display Of
ehromos, and the finest display of pictur
y hangings, ct Floral Hall. Among the choic
displays of flowers, was a collection by Mrs
!, Mylo Lee. Mrs T. J. Buford contributed
: materially to the appearance of the hall viii
fountain. statuary, and an extensive assert
. ment Of dahlias; Mrs. H. T. Wadsworth, al