Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-09-12
CLASS fe-BERKsH1REs.

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Boar-,Joseph Gordon 1st. and 2I.
Sow with not less than six pigs J.
4 Gordon 1St.
CLASS 21-JERsEY REDS.
Boar. NJ. Noble 1st. and I'd.
Sow. NJ. Noble 1st and I'd.
Judges, ]. C. Martin, J. C. Dewitt, Thomas
Walker.
| CLASS 22--sWEEPSTAKES.
Best Boar of any age or breed-JoS.
Gordon 1st.
Best Sow of any age or breed-Jos.
Gordon 1st.
Best pen of pigs any breed, s, or over,
three months old and under six-Jos.
Gordon 1St.
Judges. J. C. Kirkpatrick, J. W, vanMeter,
| John jackson.
CLASS 23-PoULTRY, ETC.
| Pair light Brahma fowls and chicks
w B Harris LIST.
| Pair Dark Drama fowlS--J 4 IIoar
Pair Black Cochin fowls b j Ben
nett 1st and I'd.
Pair of chicks B Bennett 1st. Jas
Bennett 2d.
Pair Buff Cochin fowls J P Han
kins 1st, A Wilson I'd.
Pair chicks J p HanKins 1st.
Pair Partridge Cochin fowls---W II
Pair chicks--W H B!ewett 1st and 2d
Pair Plymouth Rock fowls and
chicKs--John Johns 1st.
| Willie Devlin received I'd on chicks
| w B Harris received 1St and 2d on
following: Pair White DorKin fowls
and chicks. Pair Gray DorKin fowls
and chicks. Pair Houden fowls.
Pair of White Leghorn chicks.
Pair Brown Leghorn fowls--W B
Harris 1st. J Toay I'd.
Pair chicks w b Harris 1st, John
Toay I'd.
Pair S S Hamburg fowlS--J Oates 1st,
Pair chicks J OateS--1st and I'd.
Pair B B Red Game fowls--C Healey
1st, J V Mayhem 2d.
Pair ChicKs--C Healey received 1st
and I'd.
C Healey received 1st and 2i on pair
Game fowls and chicks.
Pair Bantam fowls---F Argall 1st.
Pair heavy spring chickens w II
Blewett 1st.
Collection of different varieties of
| fowls---W B Harris.
Collection Canary birds--Mrs G
| JeucK 1St.
| Judges, S. Hooking, jas Hoar. and C. L. Pierce.
CLASS 24-AGRICULTURALI IMPLEMENTS.
Diplomas were awarded as follows:
Mower, Harvester and Binder, SulKy
Pillow, James A. Owen. Horse Rake
and Sub-soil Plow. s. Hooking Self
| Binder, N. T. Martin, Stubble Plow,
| F. w. Stratman.
Breaking Pow. w. Stratman,
1st premium.
CLASS 20-WAGoNs, BUGGIEs ETC.
F. w. Stratman took LIST premium
on Two-horse wagon, Democrat
wagon, half springs, Two-horse car
riage, Covered buggy.
VIM. Treweek 1st premium on
Open buggy.
VIM. Kramer LIST on Two-seated
open buggy.
N. T. Martin 1st premium on
Spring wagon.
Judges. c. W. Wright R. Whitney H. S Reiger,
CLASS 6-MIsCELLANEoUs.
Display boots and shoes-W J
Penhallegon.
Display carriage painting-W H
Sampson.
Set carriage harness-T Priestley.
Set harness for farm use--F James.
Single buggy harness--T Priestley.
Saddle and bridle-T Priestley.
Horse shoes-G Day.
jewelers. goods-Cook & Sullivan
Moledeon or reed organ-J Hoar
Display dental work. M Hales.
Horses plates-G Day.
n 7 Martin-coal stove.
A P Jenks-bed spring.
Judges, John Clowney S. D. Pulford and
Jenkins.
CLASS 27-FLoUR AND GRAIN.
Fifty pounds fall wheat four-H
Holloway.
Fifty pounds spring wheat flour
H Holloway LIST.
Bushel fall wheat--H Holloway
LIST, e G Reynolds I'd.
Spring wheat-H Holloway LIST,
J f Brown Cd.
White oats McMullen list I'd.
Barley w r Cox 1st, r Fltzsi-
mons Cd.
Half bushel clover seed w R
Cox LIST.
Rye. F. Brown LIST.
Sample Amber cane-J. G. Martin
Bushel corn in the ear-Joseph
Branger LIST Miller Hutchinson I'd.
Half bushel white beans
Stevenson LIST.
Half bushel peas-Geo. Harris lst.
Judges C. Sherman and VIM. cambridge,
CLASS 29-vEGETABLEs.
Bushel early potatoes-Miler Hutchinson.
90 late potatoes-Thos r. Rodgers.
" new variety late potatoes-Geo. Harris.
Sample hops-Mrs. S Robinson.
81 tobacco-B Stoner.
Cucumbers-R Fitzsimons.
Peppers-Miss Margie Gundry.
" Turnips-J MeMullen.
Onions-W Cox.
- Tomatoes-M Stevenson.
Carrots-S Harris.
" Beets for table use-J NJ Hales
- Cabbage-J V Mayhew.
Muskmelon-J Martin.
Parsnips-S Harris.
II Satisfy. and watermelons-Geo. Harris.
LeekS-Mrs, Jas. Toay.
Pumpkins-Miller Hutchinson.
a. SQuashes-Cieo. Harris.
" Celery ]. A Spratler.
" Mangel wortZel-Geo Spensely.
" String beams. McArdle.
- Caullidower-CIeo. Harris
Sweet corn-John Hutchinson.
Display OF vegetables by one exhibitor-Alfred
vivian 1st, George Harris I'd.
CLASS s29-FRUIT.
Five varieties summer appples-R Biddick LIST,
n Jewell I'd.
Six varieties fall and winter apples-Mrs
Graves LIST, Biddock I'd.
Ten varieties grapes-T Ansley 1st Vivian Cd
Five varieties grapes III Vivian,
Concord grapes-Mrs Cobb.
Delaware grapes-Mrs Cobb.
Worden grapes-T Ansley.
Agawam grapes-Mrs Cobb.
GAINESVILLE grapes-Mrs Garden.
Siberean crabs-R Biddick.
Plums-P Toay
Fruit-R Biddick 1st Jewell 3D.
CLASS 30-wINEs, HONEY, ETC.
Sample eurrant wine-T Ansley
Grape wine (cultivated) II Vivian
Honey-W Clayton
| Sorghum syrup,-J Martin
Judges, Warren Gray, Gilman and Fl Ivey
CLASS 31-HoUsE PLANTS.
Display of Tropical house plants-Mrs Hadfield
Six varieties geraniums-Mrs Jas Toay.
Six varieties begonias-Mrs Coad LIST Mrs J
| Hadfeld End
| Tube Roses-Mrs Wilson
Ten folrage plants-Nrs jas Tosy
six varieties fuchas-Ars e Jeuck
Six varieties earnation plnks-Nrs Jas Toay
| Six varietiesipetumas-Hrs jas Toay
Single rose in bloom-xrs Jas Toay 1st, Miss
| Strong I'd
Geranium in bloom-Miss Harris