The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-10-09

Single morse buck board.
CLASS M-LEATHER AND LEATHER MAN
UFACTUREs.
Best double and single harness,
Guttman 4 Grabo, No l, LIST premium
o'' Henry MulholIand,
CLASS N-DoMES1TC MANUFACTURE.
Best yards home made carpet,
Mrs E q Kittell, No LIST premium
Best double coverlid,
Eliza Ross. No2, LIST :"
Best child's car blanket knit
or crochet,
Mrs Sennie Sherman, No 9, LIST I"
Best ornamental quilt,
Hattie Othersall, No Is. I"
Annie Snifin, No 3, I'd {"
Best pieced quilt,
Anna Sniffin. No 3, list &C
Best pair wo lien Stockings,
Mary B Jackson, No 4, LIST +"
Best knit tippet factory yarn,
Mary B Jackson, LIST Z"
Judge. ! Mrs e G Sherman,
CLASS O-FANCY & ORNAMENTAL WORK,
Best embroidery,
Mrs J Gamack, No 10, 1st premium
Mrs Jennie Sherman, No 9, I'd 60
Best worsted work
Maggie Aunen, No S, Ist &c
Mrs Jennie Sherman, I'd ''
Best worsted tidy,
Matilda Bean, No IL, Ist
Best agricultural wreath,
Thersa Meyer. No Is LIST
Best lace work,
Libbie Patchen. No 2 Ist
Best artificial flowers,
Libbie Patchen, Mo- LIST
Best Hover of wax work &
best knitted tidys
Maggie Aunen, No 1st
Best worsted work mats,
Mrs Gamack, No 10 1st
judges Miss D A Hull,
Mrs S Anderson.
CLASS P-FLowERs.
Best show and variety pansies,
Thos Juranek, No LIST premium
Judge, I Mrs E G Sherman,
CLASS. o-woRKs OF ART, ETC.
Best oil painting,
Libbie Patchen, No l LIST premium
Best crayon drawing,
Libbie Patchen, No LIST
Best pencil drawing,
Mrs j S Anderson, No 8. 1st
rndoo. Mrs E S Sherman,
'uos0S' Miss Hull,
DOUBLE TEAM TRoTrING ON ID DAY.
L Clawson's team took first purse.
John Tufts second
SINGLE HORSE TRoTTING Sd DAY.
John Tufts took first purse,
l. Clawson took second purse.
RUNNING RACE Sd DAY.
John Bacon's horse, Prince, took purse.
All persons entitled to premiums will
call at T. C. Shove's Bank and receive
the same.
The Secretary in closing the reports
regrets being obliged to say that through
combination of circumstances the show
of products and manufactured articles
was neither as large, various or meri-
torious as the Importance of the occa-
sion or the resources of the county de
manded, and really, had it not been for
the disinterested labor of one or two
men, the foremost of whom was John
Hall, of the Town of Manitowoc, we
would have had no fair, and very likely
would have lost our organization. The
weather was also against full show,
being wet, cold and lowry, discouraging
exhibitors and attendants. The Secre
tary of the society feels it to be his duty
on behalf of the society, to, in this pub
lie manner, return the thanks of the
society to the exhibitors Of farm machin-
cry for the efforts they made to make
the fair attractive, together with a num-
Der of others. who in lesser degree did
what they could in the interest of the
society. Financially. the debit and credit
account of the fair is about balanced,
thanks to the liberality of those whose
names are below mentioned. who donated
their premiums, which will leave the
society with pretty much all the State
money to meet the preparations for the
next years fair, OF which it is to be hoped
that it will exceed in interest, merit and
usefulness anything of the kind we have
had heretofore. With thorough organi.
zation, energy and public spirit there is
no reason why the Manitowoc County
Fair should not, at least, equal that of
any other county in the State of like re-
sources.
The following is list of the names of
those who donated their premiums to
tie society:
Mr. HENRY MULHoLLAND, SR.
Mr.. JOHN HALL,
Mrs. JOHN HALL,
Mrs. T. G. SHOVE.
A. pIENING, Secretary.
Ell. G. SIBREE, Acting Secretary