The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-09-24

| VIM. Ernst enters q graded cow.
| Geo. Cable enters a graded heifer.
| II. Clapp exhibits fine Jersey bul
fealf.
| L. 2. Low shows a fine grade Jerse,
Icalf and a grade Durham COW.
| SHEEP.
f. A. Runals shows a fiRe lot of MeI
limos.
| Ii. Clapp exhibits a superior aoel
Eef Merinos.
VIM. Yule, of Somers, fine lot O
fCotswolds.
John Long, WaukegaR, a good exhi
bitiOn Of Cotswolds; also a fine lot Of
lLeicesters.
j. A. Eddy, Waukegan, shows good
lot of SOuthdowns, also fine lot o.
Leicesters.
f. A. Runals exhibits a good lot oil
Berkshires.
VIM. Yule. of Somers, shows a fine
lot of Berkshires.
r. Farr, yr old boar.
w. s. Maxwell shows fine pen Of
jersey Reds.
POULTRY.
w. J. Dickhaut shows a fine variety
Of fowls, consisting of Hamburgs, Leg
horns, cochins and Creeper Cockerels.
Richard Lyman exhibits some fine
white Leghorns.
Henry Adamson enters some super
i0r Black Spanish.
s. X. Sheldon, of Racine, shows some
handsome specimens of Bantams.
L. Kellogg, Waukegan, shows some
fine turkeys and geese.
Henry Burns, Of Kenosha, some
golden Seabright bantams, very hand
|sOme.
VIM. Ernst enters some nice geese
and ducks.
F. H.Lyman exhibits rare pair of
Augsburg ducks.
s. K. Sheldon, Racine, exhibits pair
'0f Dominique Leghorna.
GARDEN PRODUCTS.
The following named persons each
contributed samples of garden products.
making as good q show as is usually
seen at county fairs:
RF Roberts, F A Runais, G F Leet,
Mrs. g VolRner, Fred Hannahs, Jas.
Petrie, Capt W Johnson, Mrs j M Chase,
@ w Foote, Geo. Cable, s X Sheldon,
F H Lyman, Stephen Gait.
FRUITS.
The display of Fruits was good.
Samples were contributed by r. F..
Roberts, r. A. Runals, Geo. F. Leet,
G. I'll. WillertOn, Mrs. G. Volmer, G. w.
Foote, F. Robinson, G. w. futile. A.
Guile, S. K. Sheldon, John futile, e.
b. Manning, Stephen Gait, William
Geffe.
FLORICwLPURE.
The floral display is unusually fine
this year.
Mrs. Chase has a handsome variety
of plants on exhibition as well as Mr..
Charles Schultz. And there is gener-
GUS contribution of handsome plants
from various Ron-professionals, among
whom are A. G. Joslyn, Mrs. T. j.
Meyers, Mrs. Josiah Bond, s. K. Shell
don, Mrs. q. B. Bostedt. 4
PANTRY STORES. S..
There is good variety of pantry
stores ON exhibition, consisting of
bread, cake. honey, vinegar, and good
variety Of articles in this line. The
SO far as we have them
are as follows: Mrs. G. A. Dewey, Miss
Louie Robinson, r. r. Roberts, Mrs. 8.
K. Sheldon, Jas. Petrie, James M.
Chase, Mrs. A. Guile, Marsh s Stevens,
L. W. Thayer, s. K. Sheldon. F. Fl. Ly-
man, .. G. Gottfredsen, Mrs. G. Volmer
LADIES EXPERIMENTATION
An exceedingly nice variety of ar
ticles were contributed to this depart
ment, better than in any former year.
Among the contributors were Mrs. A
G Joslyn, Mrs. L r Richtmeyer, Ber-
nard McCanna, Mrs. Chas Poggi, Mrs.
G F Leet, Miss Eva Williams. Mrs. F
Hannahs, Miss Jenny Hannahs, Mrs. B
F DeDiemar, Mrs. Chas Allen, Mrs. s
N Barber, Mrs. e Bentley, Mrs. s X
Mrs. A Giddings, Mrs. F W
Lyman. Mrs. A Griswold, Mrs. George
Limpert. n
LADIES Observation-Disclosures. (.
The number Of fancy articles con-.
trlbuted to this department vas very
creditable, and in quality and variety
exceeded anything of the kind ever ex-
hibited at any of cur County Fairs.
The contributors were as follows:
Mrs. A. G. Joslyn, Mrs. Jas. Shumway,
Mrs. s. Kingman, Mrs. Chas. Poggi,
Miss Florence Marsh, Miss Julia
Marsh, Mrs. G. A. Dewey, Mrs. G. s.
Bronson; Mrs. G. F. Leet, Miss Alma
Richards, Miss F. j. Saunders, Mrs. j.
Widman, Mrs. Adam Dickhaut, Mrs.
B. f. DeDiemar. Mrs. A. Klipfel. Mrs.
e. J. Bentley, Mrs. j. L. Stevens. Mrs.
Daniel Marsh, Miss Florence Marsh,
Miss Louie Robinson, Mrs. s. X. Shell
don, Miss L Guile, Miss Nellie French,
Mrs N A PennoyeE, Mrs Frank Slos-
son, Mrs r p MARI, Mrs J A Powers,
Mrs w Fink, Mrs A Griswold, Mrs
Geo Y.impert, Mrs 4 T Bennett.
NEEDLEwoRK, ETC.
There is a good variety of needle
work, but this class OF goods was net
sufficiently we'll arranged to enable US
TO give any definite information. guf-
Ace it to say, there is the usual amount
of quilts, cushions, shawls, and we
noticed two pairs of homemade blan-
kets by WaukegaA lady.
ART,
An unusually good display of art is
observable in Agricultural Han. We
notice q fine collection of FretwoFk
by young lad, Henry w. Marsh, Of
Paris.
Mrs. F. A. B. Dunning has Splen-
did show of kindergarten work by
the deft hands of her little flock.
Some paintings on china by Miss
Sallie Forsyth are elegant, as well as
other paintings by her hand.
Some pencil drawings by little
son of II. A. Baker, Esq. are remark
able in execution.
Mrs. j. Y. Quarles contributes sever
al handsome pieces of her art work.
Mrs. r. 9. Fraser exhibits fine speci-
lmens Of her handicraft.
Mrs. J. WidmaA contributes a hand
some wax cross.
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