The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-29

Al lO3 O'Clock, o mule trot came
of, Huston winner; time AL; mile
heat. "More funthan mule"
There are . largo number Of very
fine bulls and COWS and calves on
but we are left the alter
native Of saying don't know who
they belong to.
A slight sprinkle of rain produced
only the ludicrous stampede Of the
surging crowd to shelter, and our
was simultaneously over
como with bonnets, shawls, and wo-
mons paraphrenalia in general, and
the great crowd Of beauty in partic-
ular.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Glass A, No. Fastest trotting
gelding or mare-best three in five.
Horses entered wereB oanergess by e
II. Stiles, Ottumwa; One Eyed Jim,
BY B. Clark, Ottumwa; Nobby, by
J. D. Ladd, Ottumwa; Milo, BY
Smith, of Bloomfield !; Laura Keene,
by J. H. Sanders, Of Sigourney.
FIRST HEAT.
Nabby took this heat, time 3d.
SECOND HEAT.
Laura Keene took this heat time 81
THIRD HEAT.
Laura Keene took this heat, time 3:3
FOURTH HEAT.
Laura Keene took this heat and
the race, time 3:2.
Milo took the second Premium :
Nabby the third Premium; Boanereos
the fourth Premium.
Glass A, No. 8-Fastest trottinp
Stations. The horses entered wore
Black Tiger, by j. q. Sanders, of
sigoarney Frank Hudson, by ]. s.
Wolf of Ottumwa Honesty, by Con
Lewis, Of Ottumwa.
FIRST HEAT.
Honesty took the first heat, time 3:11
SECOND HEAT.
Honesty took the second heat,
time 3:l2.
THIRD HEAT.
Honesty took the third heat, time
3 minutes.
Frank Hudson took the second
premium.
Premiums.
Sallie Moffett, watch case.
Mrs. G. Hulaniski, pin cushion, silk
worked.
3. O. White, sofa pillow.
Mrs W I Major, vase flowers.
Chappell 4 Williams, second pre-
MUM on box dahlias.
Mrs H d Moore, shell frame.
Swiggett and Worcester, miniature
fern.
Miss Rofiie Graves, vase flowers.
Chas G Rowell, unique picture
frame notohed wood.
Mrs O Moffett, yeast bread.
Miss Flora Farmer, IL years old,
bread.
Miss r Foster, Ashland, IL years
old, cake.
Nettie Ives, 8 yrs, pickles.
Mrs. A L Graves, cucumber catsup
and grape jelly, preserve, cake.
Mrs W I Major, peach butter, crab
preserves, crab jelly, peach pickles,
onion do; log cabin quilt, infant dress.
g B Olnoy, honey.
Mrs J Deval, cheese.
e L Randall I'd on cake.
b Ives, table butter.
+" J Devol, I'd !" !"
O Hulaniski, greatest variety Of
pictures.
Mrs q Marsh, I'd on quilt.
!" (" counterpart.
Miss Matte Monroe, 1st coverlit.
/" I'd
Mrs Mary Emerson, l&2 on rugs.
Mrs J Devol, blankets
] 9 Heacock, Golden pippin ap.
pies.
SA Monroe, apples
JB Miller, catawba grapes
same I'd, on peaches
W II Kitterman, two premiums on
apples
Harry Ives, ID on apples
Hen. Wilson, !"
Mrs @ Garfield, log cabin quilt.
S. L. Dennison, LIST on piece g
Union Coal 4 Mining Co, have q
lump of splendid coal, about Ia inches
thick, Is long, and IA wide.
Awards in class ], No. ~ were:
Mrs Devol, 1st premium on wooden
blankets Mrs A u Graves I'd do.
Mrs Dovol LIST premium on wooden
cloth, also on wooden mittens and
stockings.
Mrs P Caldwell LIST prem. on wool
en- socks.
Miss Mary R Emerson, best hearth
rug.
Mrs N e Langford, best infants
saque.
VIM Huston, best stocking yarn,
Matte Monroe, best coyerlid.
Batavia Mills, best flour.
From the Daily Courier Of Sept Esd.
FOURTH DAY.
The fourth day of the Wapello
County Agricultural Society, was in
augurated in the morning with trot-
ting race between VOLTS "Frank