The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-30


pair mares driven TO carriage,
j Wilson, West Liberty, stallion four wears old
and upward ia harness.
NO 13-DRIvTEG HORSES,
Fred Buckley, Edgington, mare years old and
upward for buggy use.
NO 15-HERD,
Fred Buckley, Edgington, herd of horses owned
by one person,
CLASS C-sHEEP-No 24-swEEPsTAKEs
james Baker, Davenport, buck OF any age or
breed 1.-TWO entres) eve same 1.-TWO eutries) flock of
one buck and ewes,
5 Ii Thompson, Iowa City, buck of any age or
breed two entlies) eve same 1.-TWO entries,)
NO 25-FINE WOOL SHEEP,
II Thompson, Iowa City, buck and eve.
NO 26-LoNG WOOL SHEEP,
james Baker, Davenport, buck 1.-TWO entries) ewe
1.-TWO entrles) flock one buck and 4 ewes.
CLASS D-swINE-No Is.
James Baker Davenport, hogs any age or breed
by one exhibitor.
Geo Netter, Hamlet, same as above.
NO CHICHESTER WHITE.
r Kimberly 81 Son, Green River, Henry Co. boar
one year old (tYo entries) same sow two ent ies)
SOW SOW with With not less than Elk pigs under six months
under one year old two entries.l
NO 3S-PoLAND CHINA.
Geo Netter, Hamlet boar and SOW one year old.
Mcmillan Son, Washington, boar one year
old SOW same 1.-TWO entries SOW with not less
year old SOW same 1.-TWO entries)
NO 3f-BERKsmRE.
James Baker Davenport, boar one year old; SOW
over one year old two entrles) SOW with Elk pigs
old two entries) SOW same 1.-TWO entries,)
Geo Netter, Hamlet SOW over one year old 1.-TWO
entries.)
No 32-YoBKsHIEE, SUFFOLK a ESSEX.
James Baker Davenport, boar, one yesr old; SOW
same 1.-TWO enties) boar under one year 1.-TWO entres)
R. Kimberly & Son. Green River boar one year
old; SOW same; boar under one year; SOW same.
CLASS E-PoULTRY-No 3D.
A l. Hayes, Aedo, brood chickens, trio
Plymouth Rock chickens brown leghorns
d. G.. White, Rock Island, brood chickens,
trio Plymouth RoIk chickens, trio golden-laced
bautams.
Mrs Geo. whittick. Rock Island, pair of China
geese.
CLASS G-FRUIT-No IS.
AL Hayes Aledo, variety of white apples and fall
apples
variety OF fruI, apples varieties winter apples
| fall, summer.
| J B Wells, r l., watermelons cantelopes.
| Thos.H DougherIy, l, variety of apples, six
varieties winter and summer apples, six punches Of
| Concord grapes.
| CLASS H-PRoDUcTs OF THE FARM-So 80.
| Thos Bufigton, K /, alf-bushel onions.
| Wells, X l, 5 acres corn, sample sweet corn.
Thos Doughterty, X l, u busbel ,arrots.
| tIAASS FIELD CROPs AND dROUNDS- No %.
Thos Birmingham r l, n acre tobacco.
| VIM Mccullough, Bowling, acres corn, acres
potatoes.
| CLASS J-PANrRY sroEEs-No 30.
WA Nourse, Moline, gallon cider, gallon home
made VII egar.
! Mys w II Hayes. r /, catsup ounce jelly.
Nm Scott Rural, - lbs butter.
| IL Dibbera. Milan. 10 lbs honey.
| CLASS K-MECHASIC ARTs-No Al.
| II Dibbern 81 Co, Milan, collection of imple
ments useful to farmers, reaper and mower com
bined, mowerhorsc corn planter hand corn shelter
straw cutter, horse hay rake, harrow, stalk cutter
CLASS L-DoMEsTIc ARrs-No AZ.
Mrs. Jas Johnston. l, cotton patch work quilt
Reamer, Davenport, cotton patch work quill
1.-TWO entries) plain sewing.
Mary j Reamer, Il l. cotton patch work quil
two entres)
Mrs d Warnock, l, silk patch work quilt
Mrs G. j Long X |, specimen knitting,
Mr.. W II Hayes, X l. single coverlei, vest mad
Miss Ella Carroll, Davenport, cotton counterpan'
| Mrs NJ A Hiilcs, Dixon hearth rug.
Lucy Fox, X l. hearth rug.
CLASS INFANCY woRK-No. 43.
Miss Maude Dove, r. l., lace embroidery.
l. Churchill, X. 1. linen crochet work.
| Wright, X. /. raised worsted embroidery.
Mrs Barnhart i. ]. afghan work work o
Java canvass, toilet set, plain worsted embroder
raised do silk embroidery on flannel, lace embroit
cry, bead and worsted pin cushion, worsted pi
cushion lamp mat,
Mrs Brewer, Monmouth worsted chair tidy (tw
enries cotton tidy (two entrIes) toilet get, Gro ch
work, tatting work PLATA worsted embr0ider
bead and wOrstcd pin cushIns, worsted scarf. tab
cover, lamp mat
f Lotiie Smith, Il, l. bead and worsted embroit
cry, silk embroidery.
. BE tina Smith r. + bead and worsted embroi
Mrs. VIM. Payne r. l. work on Java canvas
bead pin cushion, tattlng work
Mrs Ia Long, X !. linen embroidery.
+ Sherman. Davenport boquet paper flower
Mrs X j Taylor, X afghan work, afghan.
Mrs J Copp, braiding work, two entries }
, ii NJ Heverlfng, Il. l. collection paper flowers.
Miss Fannie Carroll, Davenport hanging baske
} Mrs K Carmichal, Davenport, crochet cottc
tidy, lamp rat.
Mrs Mary Preston. Davenport, cotton embroit
cry, muslin embroidery.
Mrs q Channon, Il l lace embroidery, (fo1
. Miss Lucy E. Corker ] worsted chair It'd
j crochet cotton tidy, crochet work.
ID Moore, work on Java canYass.
CLASS O.-scuLPTUEE, PAINTING, ETC.
= W "A Nourse, Moline, case Of shells and mine
W W Rath5un, IL miscellaneous painting
r oil.
20 Adams, Rural, specimen carving wool
D CLASS Q-DIsoRETIoHY, NO 46.
II Warnock g. Ralston, II ! Defensive, Erasi
Standard, Laundry and Toilet soap,
= / Wright, X. L. silk work on card board
Vim Mccullough, Bowling, u acre of onion
Mrs - Brewer. Monmouth, crochet shaw
+ watch case
Chas Morris, II tobacco plant.
)f Mrs w ii Hayes, X preserved rhubarb.
ii Hcverliug, fancy acron pin cushion.
: West & Schocker. X display of cigars and
~ bacco, pipes am cigar holders
Mrs 4 j Edridge, Davenport, quilt in bask
Z pattern.
Mrs Mary Preston, Davenport, tucking.
81 q Ii Dibbern & Co Nj lam farm bell, sugar X
tle weather vane, 1.-TWO entrIes) horse-hay fol
le (three entries) feed grinder, hay loader.
CLASS A.-CATrLE-No. 1-SwEEPsTAKEs.
d Kimberly, West Liberty, bull any age
l breed, COW same 1.-TWO entrIes).
Al NO. 2-sHoRTHoRNs.
N A Kimberly, West liberty, bull over thu
Il years old bull calf, COW over years old 1.-TWO
tries), heller years old 1.-TWO entries), same "
IN old, heifer calf two entries).
NO. 5-HE d.
~ Kimberly, West Liberty herd cattle, not !
ir than bull and cows.
Ia 10. NATIVES AND GRADES.
John Timely X l. bull over years old.
he a 4 Kimberly, West Liberty, over ye
20 old.
CLASS B-HoR Es-No. 10-DRAuGHT HORSES
10 RI Montgomery Edgington, stallion years G
of same years old, horse colt sucking, mare We
old and upward, brood MAZE showing two colts
re der 3 years old
II Parks, Edgington. team TO be tested.
NO. 1f-HogsEs FOR ALL WORK.
SO John Parks, Edgington, stations 2 and ye
or old.
CLASS C-sHEEP-No. a.
~ e H Nichols, Milersburg, flock of sheep.
ay CLASS D-swINE-No. %.
! Il Nichols, Millersburg, hogs any age