The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-03

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seed corn s Woe ,s gss s, 1 VA I.
ID. Chaffe, best yellow Dent seed
corn assa4s-s III IA s51sEH III
Linus Woodwork, best,White Dent
seed corn 9l7 49Q1Q VI 0lQl .
Z J. S. Todd, best popcorn ss745oa1
i. b. Manning, best sample, fax
seed tA>.a ENA3 &>S$Ass> n ! /.
CLASS 23--HO RTlCULTURE.A
F. Brande, Pleasant Prairie, best
sample fall apples ars saouf 8
r. J. Brande, best winter apples 5
Stephen Gault, best Seeding apples
James Blanchard, Waukegan, best
5 varieties winter apples 2 /.
James Ozanne, Somers, I'd best 8 4
varieties winter apples l /.
James Ozanne, Somers, best yari-
ties fall apples z :.
James Blanchard, I'd best 5 yarie-
ties fall apples @ ~% l .
James Ozanne, best 4 varieties of q
Linus Woodwork, I'd best ! 5
James Ozanne, best varieties
winter pears 7.
Mrs. "A. Guile, best sample pears 1 !.
James Ozanne, 81 best 5
f. Robinson, best variety grapes
grown under glass rs 3 i.
Stephen Gault, I'd best l 5
VIM. Munson, best variety grapes
grown in open air 2 !.
Stephen Gault, Cd best l |.
Linus Woodwo rth, best sample
Concord grapes -a4 gy,o )
Stephen Gault, I'd best m e5fr 7 2
Linus Woodworth, best sample
Delaware grapes . .
VIM. Munson, I'd best5alssTl 2
best-Isabella grapes 5
James OZanne, I'd best 2
A. Schroeder, best sample plums / !.
Lyman Dutton, I'd best 5
J. I'll. White, best sample crab ap- !
pies 5
James Ozanne, I'd best
''T a~ best collection Of
fruits by one. exhibitor 3 :.
Linus Woodwork, I'd best l )
GLASS. 24- GARDEN PRODUCTS. s
j. S. Todd, Pleasant Prairie, best
sample potatoes 4@4 fI5fHa8 I.
Us. Todd, I'd best #a d B d s5s4 S
Linus Woodwork, best sample
table beets .
Linus Woodwork, I'd best 5
j. III. White, best sample carrots 1 !.
j. S. Todd, best sample onions
'' Cd best .@ "'' .V 5
Mrs. e. Volmar, I'd best sample
cabbages
j. III. White, best sampl 9celery )
j. s. Todd, best sample tomatoes 5
Linus Woodwork, Cd best 2
best display Of N
Watermelons !
E.. B, Manning, best muskmelons 5
:" pumpkins 5
g squashesA 3
f. w. Lyman, best display Hub OK
bard squash s44 y 31@ 3
#. w. Lyman, I'd best a i@@s 9
A. B. Wattles, best sample mann
moth squash la :
Mrs. john Jaeger, best sample mar 10
row squash T4 .a--g-rg@1 s
G. M, Guile, best sample peppers
J. Fl. White, I'd best {
best sample summer A
crook-neck squash Il:
CLASS 25-LADIES DEPARTMENT.. s.
DOMESTIC. ast
Miss Clara Hustled, Bristol, best
rag carpet 2
Mrs. H. M. Hustled, Bristol, I'd BIT 1
Mrs. III. French, Kenosha, best rag )a
rug e
Mrs. H. French, Kenosha, I'd best 9
Mrs. o, p. Hale best hearth rug s
Mrs. f. McCanna, Waukegan, best f1
pair wool blankets L Afa l..
Mrs. T. McCanna, Waukegan, best
ten yards all-Wool flannel 2
Mrs. H. M. Hustled, I'd best 4, 1 :.
Mrs. is. *. Sheldon, Racine, best
display homemade wool yarn 1
Mrs. F. McCanna, I'd best AN vgg c
Mrs. James Blanchard, Waukegan, Il
best hand knit mems wool socks
Mrs Amanda Smith, Pleast Prairie,
I'd best '3aF''" 81
Miss Allie Adams, Somers, best
pair cotton socks :
Miss Allie Adams,e Somers, best
pair hand knit ladies stockings :
Mrs. H. M. Hustled, I'd best ~ 0s
Mrs. James Blanchard, best hand ID
knit mems wool mittens
Mrs. S. X. Sheldon, cd best
Mrs. j. c. Holmes, Somers, best e
wool counterpart a,5 a9# 9
Mrs. NJ. Eissensmidt, Kenosha, Cd
best Il
Mrs. James Blanchard, best silk
patchwork quilt q
Mrs. f. I'll. Lyman, I'd best /.
Miss Maggie Robertson, best cotton
patchwork quilt 9J.
Mrs. III. M. Hustled, I'd best
Mrs. Henry Moth, best specimen
hand sewing aa# dag T.
Miss Lizzie Blanchard, I'd best
ii gag seiJ''v1 rs. best knit
ting by girl under IS years {
. GLASS 26-LADIEs DEPARTMENT.
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Mr.. Il. w. Bond, best embroidered
table spread 8
Mr. Oh