The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-10-18

Mrs VIM 2 Moves. second best %
do \ K Palmer, best moss basket 20
| Amelia Mason, beSJ hanging do 80
| Mary Knapp, best card receiver 80
| Mrs y Hiol<ok, second best commended
| Go best paper receiver 80
| l. Darling, best ornamental bracket 81
| Mrs IRA Clark, best hand sewing Leo
| Mrs Haueh. worSted Hover Diploma
Miss E Knapp, best tucked skirt L01
| EStella Newell. second hest 30
! Mrs n Nelson. best warn Garnet 100
| Miss ID kiilen, hair cloth tidy Diploma
| Katie Burke, best necklace -
| Mary Savage. best knit WOODEN gloves -
| l. Z Beach. best worSted mat 80
! Mrs q Berge, best WOODEN mittens 81
| EStela Newell, best gents mittens -
| do do DO knit tidy -
| EStella Newell. best tattiny -
/ Katie Burke, second best ~
! Mrs y Knapp best chair tidy ~
MISS - hiIieh' best set lamp mats 10
lucia Newell. d. Java do .
do best bead watch ease %
! Esther Carr air castle ~
| Julia Renne. second best -
| Mrs Vim Carey, best crochet tidy ID
Mrs kilen. best button rug 80
do best drawn rug p
Katie Quisk, best foot rug ~
Mrs ! Lee, best wooden rnittens 80
Go Charniy. best > night dresses %
do sherman best infants dress -
do : Collins. best 3 tides -
G. l. Brown best ladies tiuuet %
| Conelia Rcnne, best smoking set 30
Carolina Renne best w0rStpd work 30
Mrs Collins, best embroidered skirt -
Effie do do calico apron ~
Carolina Rcnne. best mats 80
Miss f ID killen, second best -
Ole Throndson. best cradle spread ~
X X Hougen. best wooden can 80
; klenke, best handmade waShboard 20
Class i9-worlzs OF Art
f Newell, best perforated b0artiwork 80
Miss Ida Patchen, best portraits in oil go
W benjamin; oii gem. second premium l.m
Mrs DIR Paine, best landscapes in oil 200
\ b Melendy, best painting in water cnlors l01
W Benjamin best pencil crayon picture I00
Sarah sherman do do drawing LOO
Esther Carr, second best 81
\ Il Mclendy. best display Of photographs leo
Sisters of Charity. best wOrSted picture 500
Katie Conner, second best 80
\ b Melendy, best India ink drawing l,01
Josie Patchen, best specimen penmanShp
by girl under Ii years 80
Josie Patchcn, best specimen map drawing LOO
Celtic Moves. second best 30
J NoSpor, best marble table, diploma & eco
do 10 do corner stand LOO
do do shelf transaction
Maggie Laird best hair wreath 100
Mrs Gates, second best -
do Paine, best collection of chTomotypeS 100
Glass 40 MiscelIaneou..
5 Albee. best OK bows 30
VIM J Noycs, best OK yoke -
Il Mason, best sample of hOTSe-Shoes 80
VI LaughrCu, second best -
Hubbard 4 Noble combined wagon box, hay
aud stock rack diploma
y AbierS, best farm trucks 100
y l. Lien. good, durable, frst-class sewing
machines diploma
NJ Hawlcy, Wooster Organ, first class diploma
Esther Carr, Bazaar Platter diploma
Class 3i-Fnriming Implements.
NJ. Erickson showed an iron beam pillow which
the judges recommended as doing excellent
work.
Bibinger Day exhibited the Senior Ward
pillow, highly recommended by the Judges.
+. }. Smalley exhibited his famous feed cut
ter, which the judges declared superior.
4. L. Lien exhibited and experimental with
Walter \. Woods Harvester ANA Seif-3indcr,
which the Judges recommended for durability
and good work.
NJ. II. Murphy showed a Mccormick Harvest
er and Selt-hinder which the judges recon-
mendcd for light draft and doing good work.
The firm of Hubbard * Noble, of ReedsVillC,
exhibited Il splendid land roller with harrow
attachment, which the Judges recommended as
a very useful article among farmers they also
showed a patent wagon-bOX, hay and stock
rack combined, which is highly recommended
by the judges for farmers use.
The AanitOwOc Marble Works. John NcndIik
proprietor, exhibited fine collection of work
from his establishment which attracted much
attention.
Glass 22-Triais OF Speed.
Trotting race for horses that have never beat
3:15-A. X. ClaSson's BLACK Bess' took first
money, SIS; r. LaVinC's Badger second, $40,
Simon Hanson's Bay George third, So.
TrOttin@ race for horses that have never beat
BOON. EricsOn's chestnut Frank took first
money, S2j Geo. Barker's "Bucxskin" second.
so Jas. COrlew'S BAY Dolly" third, SIS.
Sweepstakes trottin@ race Tufts "Pinery
Boy" took first money $35 y p Dixon's Dick
Turpn" second, $50; VI. Prisons Chestnut
Frank, third money, So
GREEN RUNNING RACE.
NJ. FitZgcrads Cato Boy took LIST money,
SD; Jas. Gary's wild Irish Boy" took "a mon
ey, Sl0 NJ. ODea's Kitty" took Sd money, s..
RUNNING RACE,
Jerry Nurphy'S 'MIrphys Lady" took LIST
money, So viii HDrpO'S '.i6DIrpr Girlr tooly
% money, $50; Freeman Fcnderson's Fly
Mare took 81 money, SIS.
There was Il premium offered for best five
teams from any town, only two teams made
their appearance, those were owned by Henry
Griffin and Matthias Thornton TO which Dipl0-
mas were awarded
T. o. HhLLORAN, See.
NM. CAREY, Prest