Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-10-01
any season, the more remarkable for the

any season, the more remarkaDle lot tne
GOODNESS of the past one.
Morris, Dodgeville, bushe wheat.
II Richards, do u Iushel wheat.
II McCutchin, wyoming, bushel corn, 1st p 2 90
Beardsey. Mineral Point, cheeses, do 10
II D Grifiths. Dodgeville, bu winter wheat do 90
R James 4 Co., do sack -four.
L James, do bag do LIST p 2 90
Morris, Wyoming, n bu timothy seed, do / 90
do do 2 bu corn.
John Lawrey, Linden l do
+ Fred nil Jewell do do Iu iU corn pn.''''
Siron Harker, do do I'd p 90
Ralph & James do so lbs -four.
Mrs Bowden, Mineral Point, 5 lbs butter LIST p co
Morris Dodgeyille, blu club wheat.
W rvt dS do do b Sn s Sa1s. p 90
VIM Sims, do bu surprise oats, p 90
II Richard, do bu oats
II d Grifiths, do Blu harley, p 90
W d Pengelly, do bu oats.
] Fl Cornish, do bu corn.
W r Farragher, do blu winter wheat, I'd 2 90
W VIVIAN Linden, blu oats, Blu sp. wheat, do 10
CLASS |, No. l3-Household Products
VIM. Wigham, Supt. w. H. Peck,
Mrs. Joel Whitman, Mrs. F. Rowe,
Judges.
Had Capt. Wigham not been gentle
man of unquestioned integrity and stability
of char acter, with large degree of Chris
tan virtue and self denial in his compost
ton, he would have been an unsafe person
to whom to intrust this class for the ar
ray of jellies, preserves, jams, marmalades,
gold and silver, jelly, sponge, pound, and
other cakes, were certainly enough to
tempt well, a hungry person, to say the
least. Everything was nice, straight
through
Mrs R Arundel, Dodgeville, pan soda biscuit
loaf bread, pastry, fruit cake, p 81. pound
cake, p 81, sponge cake, 81, jelly cake, gold
and silver cake. si-total p u DC
try, chicken pie.
Mrs I Browning Ridgeway, currant and black
berry jelly.
Mrs Sims, Dodgevlle, currant jelly, SOC,
apple, grape and blackberry jelly, blackberry
Jam SOC, show of fruit, air-tight, Sl-total OF
Mrs W d Rowe Dodgeville, 8 loaves bread, LIST o.
Mrs NJ A Morris, Wyoming apple jam and jelly
W D Pengelly DodgevilIe. dried fruit, / OF
Mrs Jos Hooking, do jelly cake, l &c
Mrs G WILDER, Mineral Point, crab apple mar
malade p SOC, crab apple jelly, p 5oc-tota OF
red and white currant jelly.
Mrs D II Darnell Highland, apple and cran'yj.p 81
Mrs W Ruggles, Ridgeway, biscuits, p l OF
James Toay, Linden. 10 lbs butter.
CLASS j, No. l4-GarIen Products.
seph Pearce, Sup't. j. Fl. Cornish
Robert Joiner, John Kendall, Judges.
The display of vegetables was certainly
highly creditable. Such squashes, Cons
measuring 81 feet in circumference cab
bages, onions, potatoes, beets, tomatoes
&C., are equalled in the best of seasons, by
few counties, and, we believe, excelled by
none. The boquets, floral designs, ant
The like, were really beautiful The de
sign by Mrs. r. Arundel was charming
one, and bore off the first prize. The dis
play of fruit and ornamental trees, from
the extensive nurseries Of the EllwooC
Bros, was fine, and took the first prem
um. We will digress to say that noso is
the time to procure stock Of trees, fol
| ornament or use; and that the Ellwood,
have them of every variety, and so CHEAP
withal, that every farmer is doing himsel
injustice who does not supply himself.
Mr.. William Suthers, of Mineral Point
entered number of early cabbages of
new variety in this Part, which he lately
imported from England. They were nj
as large as some others, but were very
| heavy for the size, and unusually solid
He will please accept our thanks for four
very fine ones.
Nicholas Esch, Dodgevle ten stalks celery,
rhubarb wine p pix beans, p pix peas, bu
Nat turnips, 81, SIX cabbageS boquet OF wild
flowers p ST. total 2 OF
r. Arundel, Dodgeyille, parsnips, celery, pie
plant, tomatoes.
Mrs. Rich Arundel, collection of greenhouse
| plants p So, boquet of flowers, floral design
p g. total 5 OF
Geo. VI. Standard Dodgeville, p bu beets, two
pumpkins. six squashes. one ID hops l OF
Peter Berg, Highland, six cabbages.
| Josephus Soby, Dodgeville, q bu potatoes l CT
Warren Tyrer. Dodgevilie, peck beans p 81, six
pumpkins, total l o.
| John Lee, Linden, bu potatoes, six cabbages,
pie plant lot pumpkins OF
| VIM Rowe Arena winter raddish, boquet of
flowers, six cabbages 81, celery 30 cts. total 81
| Mrs G Sims Dodgeville, bu onions II ears of
sweet corn, squash and pumpkins, display of
vegetables I'd p / OF
| Henry Richard Dodgeville, early potatoes.
| W q Lyman Clyde, II sweet corn so cts,
six parsnips, q bu carrots, a bu beets, = bu
onions, one bu onions. six garlick, one quart
| white role beans. q pit white cranberry beans
| one q lima beans
Henry Richards Dodgevlle, u bush early pota-
toes, squash, citron.
johnson Glanvlle, Dodgeville one Blu rutabaga
turnipsp OF
II IcCatchn Wyoming u bu early potatoes,
"a bu late potatoes, y bu onions.
j M Michael DOdyeyiile. 3 S0uashes. bale hons
one % hops.
| Ole Anderson DodgevilIe, q bu onions, three
Matthew Bishop Dodgeville, lot leeks
Michael Bennett podgeville, cabbages.
W Rowe, do q bu peach blow
potatoes q bu early potatoes.
Clark HickoX Wyoming, bu beets Blu turnps
Mrs VI Morris do boquet of flowers
J Morris do l bu potatoes
John Faragher Dodgeville, punches pie pant SO
James Rogers do = bu onions
Il I James & Co. do basket of tomatoes.
Joseph Hooking do ] blu potatoes OC
james Herbert do lot of tomatoes
John Ralph do bu rose potatoes
Henry Souden do 9cabbages1 raddish
VIM Myiroie do 3lots squash mes, p 81,
lot carrots psi total 2 OO
John Lawry Linden, one On onions l on
Mrs Toay do boquet of flowers.
PolkiDghorn do bunch OF leeks, lot beets
PSI one bu early potatoes, bu potatoes total l 90
John Hodgson Arena. Is bu early potatoes
VIM Suthers Mineral Point, early cabbages, 6
late cabbages, red cabbages, stalks celery,
lots tomatoes. lot cucumbers, caulilOwer,
lot pinks, lot dahas
Mrs Ansley Mineral Point, boquet flowers
Daniel Jones Highland lot OF beets.
Ellwood Bros, fruit and ornamental trees D 4 90
CLASS K, No. 15-Ftuit &C. w. Stand
art, Sup't. G. w. Bliss, VIM. Hendy,
Judges.
Thirty-eight entries, Including 81 va
rieties of apples, correctly named and la