The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-10-05

table spread, Miss Ewing, LIST; Miss Lizzie Petit,
ID; pillow shams, Miss Carrie volmer, Isl :
embroidered slippers, Mrs 0 NJ Petit, list en-.
DroldeIed tidy, MS Hosea Barns. list; Mra
Mary Bradford. I'd; knit tidy, Mrs Blanchard
1st Mrs W s Maxwell Cd canvass tidy, Mr.,
Fredericks, list; Mrs w Robinson, I'd fascfna.
tor, Hrs 0 II Petit, LIST; knit scarf, Mrs James
blanchard, 1st pair Of mats. Miss Bond, lst ;
Mrs Maxwell, I'd; hemstitching, Mrs james
Blanchard. 1st braided suit, Mrs A Freder-
icks, lst; table mats, Miss Lizzie Petit, lst
towel rack, Mrs III Schulz, LIST pincushion
Miss Lora Blackman, LIST Mrs G Fl Sager, ID
handmade lace, Mrs w Maxwell, list. dis ;
knit lace, Mrs. w Maxwell, LIST, dis silk mit-
tens, Mrs w ) Maxwell, LIST, dis Mrs G Fl
SageT, Sd, dis; cut work embroidery, Miss
Emma Bond, 1st, dis; embroidered picture
| frame, Miss Bond, 1st dis baoy's hood, Mrs
d Lyman: 1st, dis; baby's socks. Mrs F Fl
Lyman, list. dis embroidered napkins, Miss L
Bond, LIST, dis drawn work, Miss Bond, list,
dis; wall pocket. Mrs Slosson, 1st. dis Jap
anese bag, Mrs SlosS0n, 1st. dis sofa afghan,
mrs SloSson, 1st, dis shoe bag, Miss Lizzie
Pettlt, LIST, dis; bro ON holder, Miss Lizzie
Petit, LIST, dis; embroidered splash, Mrs o d
Petit, lst, dis; fancy work apron. Mrs w II
Farr. 1Sts dis Infants mittens. Mrs w Farr,
LIST, dIs darning bag, Mrs W N FAIR, 1st, dis
Worsted rug, Mrs N Farr, 1st, dis baby bas
ket, Mrs W FAIR, 1st, dis; futed knit edging
MIS- Farr, LIST, dis raYeled Brussels mai.
Mrs Robinson, 1St, dis; chiId's dress, Mrs
hoDlnson. Isl, dis lace tidy, Mrs Slos-
son. lst. dis; crochet tidy, Miss Mary Utter, 1st
dis chair back and seat, Mrs F Siosson. Isl
dis pillow slips, Miss Mary Utter, 1st. as siik
taDle spread Mrs Mead, 1St, dis; Kensington
tdy, MIS- George Limpert, 1st, dis tray cloth
Mrs Q N Petit, 1st dis; etched table spread
Mrs Petit, 1st, dis; table scarf. Mrs A FAR
ISL, DIS; emDrolderedru rug mat, Mrs Barbyte Ist
! dis. -
1 Glass 17.-PHoToaRAPH AND PAINTINGS.
Display Of photographs, Alfred Hall, 1st Dor.
trait painting In oil, Miss Charlotte Bond. Isl
animal painting in oil, Miss C Bond 1st; Mis-.
1 Rowe in oil
Rowe. 1st MIS- Mary Bradford. I'd; collection
4 OF OIL paintings, Miss Charlotte Bond LIST: Miss
susie Rowe, 20 painting in water colors, Levi.
BAN. lst; painting from nature, Mrs Bradford
ISL; MISS Rowe, I'd panel painting, Miss Susi,
Rowe. 1st; Miss Carrie Volmer, I'd; erayoI
drawing, Lewis Balm, 1st; India ink drawing
Lewis Balm, I'd, dis; PLAQUES, Miss Petit
ing on linen, Miss c Bond LIST, dis {; collection o
China painting, L Balm, 1st, dis; painted mir
ror, Miss Lizzie Petit lst, dis ; Mrs G S Bald
PPf 2q d punch aharc o. peltargonqms Mis-
i dis; best collection of PLAQUES, Miss Carrie
il VOlmer, dis.
Doan Brown made very fine display, thei
corner being one Of the features of the hall
Serene Fisk made good showing of cloaks
millinery and underwear; Newman. two
stands Of clothing Robinson, show cast
iull Oh me goods; Lyman 4 Son, full line O
boots and shoes; Hosea Barns corner filled
with books and stationery, and the wall Gov.
cred with the 1neSt paper, attracted much al
tenuon; Hansen RoderS made fine dsnla,
OF furniture; c A Dewey and L Balm eaci
showed some elegant stoves and ranges Mat
Feucher exhibited the Wheeler / wilson sew.
ing machines and Mr.. John Neumann Showed
the New Home and the American NelsOr
exhibited some fine bedroom sets manufactures
by the Kenosha Furniture Company The BAR
Wagon Company had a lot of their lumber ant
spring wagons on exhibition HaZelton & Moore
showed some fine open and top buggies; JOIN
Reynolds exhibited farm machinery; i Bali
had an Acme harrow on the grounds Mr. Gil
lett, OF Junction, had a harrow Of his Ow1
Invention on the grounds and gave an exhibi
ton OF its working on the track; the Domestic
organ Company had three fine organs in til,
hall Nicholas Huetter showed a model of ;
fire and burglar proof safe of his inyen
ton; Monaghan exhibited plate of hors
shoes OF superior workmanship! KenoSha Til
burnt tile. -
The treasurer will pay premiums on Satur
day, october 6, at Dan Heads bank,
The officers wish to express their sense O
obligation to Mr. Balm, the & n WRR Co
the gentlemen who had horses in the races, an
the superintendent of the several department
Tor the many fayorS shown
ID. A. MAHONEY,
Secretary.