Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-08-17
COUNTY FAIR.-From information

COUNTY FAIR.-From information
thus early received by the Secretary
of the society, Mr.. Baldwin, he thinks
the attendance as well as exhibits
will be unusually large at the next
meeting of the County Fair. The
fair will take place September 81, %
and 29-only six weeks hence. The
following is complete list of the
Judges OF award in the several classes,
which it would be well for the officers
of the society and the persons named
to clip and preserve for their especial
guidance !!
Glass l-Blooded Horses-John Duncan,
Hurricane E. P. Dickinson, Lima; John
Bate, Bloomington.
Glass 2-Horses Of all work-Judges same
as in Glass l.
Glass S-Mares, Fillies and Sucking Colts
james Borah. Lancaster George w Lee,
Bloomington Thomas Harper, Hurricane.
Glass 4-Carriage and Draft Horses-Judges
same as in Glass 8.
Glass 5-Jacks and Mules--Judges same as
in Glass g.
Glass 6-Short Horns-H S Rountree,
Platteville Robert Newman, Little Grant !;
d. v. Perrin. Bloomington.
Glass 7-Classcs or Natives--Judges same
as in Glass 8.
Glass Sweepstakes--Judges same as in
Glass 6.
Glass - Sheep = Fine Wool - Thomas
Tormev, Fennimore Sol Griswold, Lancaster;
Andrew Benz, Platteville.
Glass -Sheep-Coarse Wool-Judges
same as in Glass O.
Glass ll-Swine-E sscx-John II. Roun-
ltree, Platterille W. P. Stone, Lancaster !;
Peter Cameron, Fennimore.
Glass l2-Swine- erkshiro-Judges same
as in Glass IL.
Glass l3-Swine- China--Judges
same as in Glass IL.
Glass l4-Swine = Sweepstakes - Judges
same as in Glass IL.
Glass l5-Poultry and Birds-Frank New
ton, Plattevile; August Michaelis, Lancas-
ter John Reed, Lancaster
Glass l6-Farming Implements-James &.
Cawley, Platteville Samuel Barstow, Ellen
bora Louis Gilbach, Lancaster.
Glass l7-Discretonary Observation-Disclosures
same as in Glass Is.
Glass lS-Wagons, Buggies, etc.-Judges
same as in Glass l6.
Glass l9-Cabinet and Carpenter Work
Nathan Hoskins, Plattcville; Charles kim
pell, Cassvlle; George f. Budd, Lancaster.
Glass 20-Saddler's and Shoemakers Work
Judges same as in class 10.
Glass Backsmithing and Tinware-
Judges same as in case 20.
Glass 22-Kitchen and Dairy-Mrs. J. j..
Barber, Lancaster Mrs. E. Hull, Platteville /;
Mrs Z. Sprague, Lancaster.
Glass % Flour, Grain and Sceds-W. u.
Slocum, Hurricane Benjamin Smith, Platte
vile Ii. +. Young, Cassvile.
Glass observation-disclosures same as in
class %.
Glass 5--Fruits-John Bonn, Potosi A.
D. Ramsey, Cassville; Abraham Lily, Platte
vile.
Glass 26-Wines, Honey, Preserves, etc.
Mrs. John 2. Lewis, Lancaster Mrs. g. w.
Lee, Bloomington Mrs. E. ?. Dickinson,
Lima.
Glass 27--Domestic Manufactures Mrs. d.
H. Budd, Lancaster Mrs. Sam. Borah Mt.
Ida !; Mrs Jas. Wilkinson, Platteville.
Glass 2S-0rnamental Work--Mrs. j. G..
Clark, Lancaster Miss Molle Reynolds, Ian
caster Miss Helen Halbert, Lancaster.
Glass 29-Drawings and Paintings--Mrs. A.
H. Barber, Lancaster Mrs, VIM. f. Carter
Platteville Mrs. G. w Ryland, Lancaster.
Glass 3O--Mcns' Discretionary Department
VIM McGonigal, Lancaster Ii. A. W. Me-
Nair, Fennimore Thomas Heimcr, Potosi.
Glass Shades Discretionary Department
Mrs Laura Kilbourn, Lancaster Mrs. j. +.
Rhodes, Lancaster Mrs. J. E. Dodge, Ian,
caster.
The Judges in the several trotting
classes will be selected by the Execu-
tive Committee on the second day of
the fair.