Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-09-14
CLASS o0-svEEpSraErs

Judges-Paul Noble, ]. W. vanMatre, S. R.
Walbridge.
CLASS 21-PoULTRY ETC.
Pair Buff Cochin Chicks P Han
kins 1st and End.
Pair Partridge Cochin fowls-W
III Blewett LIST.
Pair Partridge Cochin Chicks-W
H. Blewett LIST and End.
Pair Plymouth Rock Chicks-W
Devlin 1st.
Pair American Dominique Chicks
j P Hawkins 1st and End.
Pair White Leghorn Chicks-M
Day 1st.
Pair Brown Leghorn Fowls ST
Argall 1st.
Pair Langstan Chicks PHankins
1st.
Pair S. S. Hamburg fowls P
HaukinS 1st and ID.
Pair S. S. Hamburg Chicks P
Hankins 1st and ID.
Pair Red B. B. Game fowls-Chas
Healy LIST.
Pair Games, fowls,-Chas. Healey
LIST.
Pair Games, chicks-P Ellenger
1st, Ches. Healy End.
Pair Bantam Fowls-F. Argall 1st
Pair Rowen Ducks-O. Fallon 1st.
Pair Rabbits-Alice Day LIST. N
Jewell I'd.
Pair Heavy Spring Chickens-W
" Blewett 1st.
Collection of Fowls P Han
kins 1st.
Diplomas were awarded as fol
lows:
J. A. Owen, Combined Reaper
and Mower, self-rake, One-horse
Mower, Grain Thresher and Sep
arator, Broadcast sower, seeder
and cultivator combined, Two-horse
Walking Cultivator, Horse Corn
Planter, Sulky Plow, Cart.
J. Lanyon, Binder, Combined
Reaper and Dropper.
F. w. Stratman, & Co., Breaking
PIow, $500, Sward Plow.
s. Hooking & Co., Sulky Horse
rake.
A.Butler, two-seated spring wagon.
Martin & Toay Hard Coal Stove.
CLASS 23-WAGoNs, BUGGIEs, ETC.
VIM. Harris took 1st. on Two-horse
=. Wagon and Democrat wagon.
f. w. Stratman took LIST. on Two
horse Carriage, Covered buggy, Open
buggy.
Jndges-G W. Strong, H. Kendall, Henry Mel
son.
CLASS MISCELLANEOUS.
Display iron castings etc.-Jas.
/ Wearne LIST.
Display marble work ions & Beck
er LIST.
Display boots and shoes c. Day
LIST.
Set Carriage harness--T Priestley
1st
Set harness for farm use--W n
Curry LIST.
Saddle and Bridle--W n. Curry
LIST.
Set of horse shoes-Thos. Day LIST.
Display dental work-Dr. J. NJ.
Hales LIST.
Judges-Alex. Butler Jas. suthers, Francis
Little.
CLASS 2o-FLoUR AND GRAIN.
Bushel fall w,4eat-T Gribble.
Bushel spring wheat r Cox
list, r Fitzsimons I'd.
Bushel white oats-N Jewell LIST,
J McMullen I'd.
black oats-Wm. Salmon 1st.
Bushel Barley-R Fitzsimons list,
J McMnllen list.
Half bushel timothy seed Nc
Mullen 1st
Sample amber cane brown.
Bushel corn in the earn Steven
son 1st T Rogers I'd.
Half bushel peas-M Stevenson.
Judges-FeliX Burgess, r. j. Penhallegon Vim.
Mccoy.
CLASS 26-vEGETABLEs
Early potatoeS-T Gribble.
Late Potatoes-R. Fitzsimons.
Best new variety late potatoeS-Geo
Harris.
Best new variety early potatoeS-Jno
Pierce.
1IOpS-MISS f. Robinson.
Tobacco-W. Wilson.
Cucumbers-Geo. Harris.
Peppers-J. V. Mavhew.
Turnips-Jas. McMullen.
Onions-Geo Harris.
Tomatoes-R. J. Penhallegon, Jr.
CarrotS-Jas. TOay.
Beets for table user. d. PulfOrd.
Cabbage-Sam'l Harris.
MuSkmelOnS-J G. Martin.
Parsnips-R d Pulford.
Salsify-Geo Harris.
Lecks-Jas Toay.
Pumpkins-T Lutty.
Suuashes-J V Mayhem.
Celery-Jas Toay.
Mangel WortZel-A Vivian.
Lima beans-John Hadfield.
String beans M Stevenson.
Caulitlower-Geo Harris.
Sweet corn-Mrs VIM Ross.
Pop corn-Amasa Wilson.
Egg plant-W p Gundry.
Display of vegetables II Vivian.
Judges-Thos, McMahon John Phillips, Jos.
Phelan.
CLASS 27-FRUIT.
Five varieties summer appleS-R
Biddick 1st, \ Jewell I'd.
Six varieties fall and winter apples
" 1Sl, ~ othSll Au'
GAINESVILLE grapes-EliZa NJ Stevens.
Siberian craDS-N Jewell.
Plums-N Jewell.
Fruit-R 3iddick 1st, n Jewell I'd.
Judges-Mrs. 4. Wilson, Mrs. 7. Priestley,
Warren Gray.
CLASS 2S-wINEs, HONEY, ETC.
Currant wine-J j Friden.
Grape wine (wild)-Mrs. J Wright,
Grape wine (cultivated) 7 S Ansley.
Blackberry wine-Mrs J McArdle.
Honey-W Clayton.
Sorghum syrup-J Brown.
CLASS 29-HOUSE PLANTS.
Display of tropical hot house plants
: Mrs ! Hadfeld 1st, Mrs j Toay I'd.
Six varieties geraniums. correctly
named-SirS Jas Toay 1st Mrs Had
field I'd.
Six varieties begonias, correctly nam
ed-Mrs 5 Coad Is, Mrs J Hadfeld I'd.
Display of tube roses-R J Penhalle-
gon, Jr.
Ten foliage plants-Mrs Toay.
Six varieties fuchas-Mrs G Jeuck.
Six varieties carnation pinks-Mrs
Jas Toay.
Six varieties dahlias Mrs ) Harris
1st, Miss l. Harris I'd.
Variety verbenaS-Miss Margie Gun
dry.
Variety asters-Miss Margie Gundry
Six varieties gladolus-Mrs Jas Toay
Single roses in bloom-R ] Penhall-
egon, Jr., 1st Miss A Strong. I'd.
Single oeranium in bIoom-R 7 Per,