The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-10-03
Glass 9-Anoerican Meriaao Sheep.
To VIM. V. Gull for best Buck 90
RUFUS SMITH,
ANDREW PATTERSON,
THOMAS RHoEES

ANDREW PATTERSON,
THOMAS RHoEEs,
Judges.
Class 1O-Long Wool Sheep.
To VIM. Rhodes of Brighton for besl
Buck the frat premium of & 90
To L w Thayer ID I" 800
To VIM. Rhodes for best pen ewes 6 90
TO l. w Benson ID :" 90
best Lambs 90
TO VIM Rhodes I'd g 500
DC STEWART.
J. WILLIAMS JR,
r s Houston,
GLASS II Grade Sheep.
To Frank Blakeslee for bes. pen ewes 90
To VIM Gull best pen Lambs 800
TO Blakeslee I'd 1 60
CLAPP MINER,
3a# A CROWLEY, 4 iI
N M BURGESS,
Glass 12-Stoine and Poultry.
To 7 Manchester for best Pair Fowls 2 90
I'd 90
To A Giddings for best Pair Turkeys 900
To Mrs Mary B Aus tin I'd I" 90
Glass 13-Butter, Cheese and Flour.
To Mrs VIM V Gull for best jar June
made Butter 3 90
Mrs Oscar Bishop do late made do 90
" Mrs Harry Lee Cd do do / 80
To Mrs Vincent for best Dairy
Cheese 2 M
To Mrs Richtmyer I'd best so
To Oscar Bishop for best Spring Wheat
Flour %
To Mrs Peter Crawford for best Loaf
Wheat Bread On
To Mrs A NJ Boise for best Loaf Corn
Bread / 90
To Mrs H Blakeslee for best loaf
Sponge Cake 90
To Mrs Fl Blakeslee for best Loaf
Plain Cake III no
To Mrs A Griswold for best Pumkin
Pie so
THos. SLADE AND WIFE.
LEVI GRANT AND WIFE,
Judges.
Class 14-Factory Cheese.
Your Committee appointed to examine
Factory Cheese would report the No. of en-
tries z, with cheese in each sample. We
must say that all the samples were superior
cheese, and no better can be produced either
In ,ne Eastern or Western States. The flavor,
color and texture was fine in all, and your
committee judge that the cheese was all
suitable in solidity for shipping, and not SO
solid but to be desirable for home use; no
county is better adapted to Cheese making
than Kenosha
Your Committee after thorough examina-
ton of all the cheese presented, award to
No, 6, made by John Hartnell Jr., of Bright
on, the first premium Of IL 90
To A Benedict of Salem the I'd of oOI
IA NEwBURY,
THos SLADE ANE WIFE,
GEO VINToN,
MRS Fl S THoRP,
Class l5-Agricuzturaz Implements and
Manufactured articles.
The Judges in this department report only
20 entries one Mower and Reaper combined
entered by Henry Blackman, and one Mower
(the Cayuga Chief entered by II. K Cass,
was all of this class of Agricultural Imple- !
ments on exhibition. Mr. L. Dutton exhib-
tied Horse Hay Fork with graphing attach
ments, which every farmer should have, be-
ing labor saving machine. Mr.. Thomas
English exhibited extra sets of Draft and
Carriage Harness which cannot be excelled
in any place. F. w. Lyman exhibited some
of his world renowned Boots and Shoes. Mr..
Felt of Wilmot had on exhibition Sewing Ma
chimes, and Clothes Wringer. H.H. Tarbell !
exhibited Providence Clothes Wringer su-
perior to any we have seen.
The KeDosha Tanning Mill Company ex-
hibited flaming Mill which your Commit
tee would recommend as being what farmers
need to perfectly clean their grain. There
were many other articles on exhibition which
deserve more than a passing notice, but
space will not allow. We award as follows
To Henry Blackman for best Reaper
and Mower combined Diploma.
To K K Caes for best Mower
To Theodore Jones for best Anvil aud
Vice combined
To Lyman Dutton for best Horse Hay
Rake with grappl lie and attachment "
To Felt for Sewing Machine
Washing IS
To Thomas English for best set Draft
Harness g
To Thomas English for best set Single
Harness 9.
TO Kenosha Tanning Mill Co. for best