Morris tribune., 1885-09-23
The Honors.

DEPARTMENT A HORSES.
Best stallion B yrs. old or over $500
+. Z. Watson.
Second best g "a 90, E
Z. Watson.
Best brood mare, SO 90, d. G. Smith
Second best i" $500 6. Phelps.
Best colt 2 years old, SO 90, L.. c.
Spooner.
Second best, diploma, S. Larson.
Best yearling colt, $3 90, ID. G.. Smith.
Second best, diploma, j. w.
Bailey.
Best sucking colts 90, E. P.iWatson.
Second best colt, diploma, e. L.
Watson.
Best carriage team, SIS 90, e. p.
Watson.
Second best, diploma. HI. w. Stone.
Best draft team, SO 90, e. p. Watson.
Second best diploma, H. w. Stone.
Best draft team, SO 90, E. I. Watson.
Second best, diploma, l.. HI. Stanton.
Best gentlemens road horse, 50 0O,C.
Wintermute.
Second best, diploma, G.. Phelps.
| DEPARTMENT b CATTLE HoLSTEINS.
Best bull over years old, IS 90, and
sweepstakes, l.. IL. Stanton.
Best bulllunder 9 years old, $3 W.,
l.. III. Stanton.
Cow 2 years old and over, SO 90, l.. III
| Stanton.
Second best two dollars,L. II. Stan
ton.
Best calf, 500, Z" i"
| Second best, two dollars "
Best herd dairy cows, six dollars,
L.. HI. Stanton.
Best Hereford bull years !old and
| Il ID
Best cow 2 years old and over, IS 0o,
E. p. Watson.
Rest grade calves, six dollars, e. p.
Watson.
Best Red Polled bull 2years old and
| over five dollars, III. w. Stone. 81 Co.
Best heifer yrs. old and over, two
! dollars, III. w, Stone.
Best calf, two dollars, III. w. Stone.
Best Short Horn bull, on exhibition
only, G. Phelps.
CLASS 2swINE.
Best one year and over, two dollars,
l.. HI. Stanton.
Best under one year old, 1.-TWO dollars,
III. d. Tenney.
Best pen pigs, two dollars, L. FL.
Stanton.
CLASS 3 SHEEP.
Best buck any age, three dollars,
E. p. Watson.
Best ewes any age, three dollars, E.
p, Watson.
Best pen lambs, two dollars, f. P.
Watson.
DEPARTMENT G POULTRY.
Best Coop, Plymouth Rocks, one
dollar A. DeKay.
DEPARTMENT d VEGETABLES CLASS l.
Best half bushel potatoes, fifty cents,
J. L. Walker.
Best half bushel beets, fifty cents, D.
7. Wheaton.
Best display of vegetables, two dol
lars, d. T. Wheaton.
Glass 2. Fruits.
Best plate of apples Duchess Olden-
burg, one dollar, NJ. L. Torpey.
Glass 8. Grain.
Best half bushel corn, one dollar, J.
L. Walker.
Second best corn diploma d. G.
Smith.
DEPARTMENT BUTTER.
Best gallon jar butter two dollars
D. G.. Smith.
Second best diploma L. H. Stanton.
DEPARTMENT BREAD GLASS l.
Best loaf yeast bread, one dollar,
Anna Carlson.
Glass 2. jelly.
Best sample jelly, fifty cents, Mrs. l..
HI. Stanton.
Department G class 1. Needle and
fancy articles &c.
Best 10 yards rag carpet, one dollar,
Mrs. D. T. Wheaton.
Best sample crochet lace, fifty cents,
Alice Hutchins.
Best home made rug, fifty cents, Mrs.
Joe MCGEE.
Best painting on satin or velvet,
fifty cents, Mrs. III. B. Wolff.
Second best, diploma, Helen Huse-
void.
Best silk sofa cushion, fifty cents,
Mrs. Geo. Risedolph.
Best best quilt, fifty cents, Edward
House
Table spread, fifty cents, w. H. Miles.
Tidy, fifty cents, A. H. Wells.
Pillow shams, fifty cents, D. L.
Wheaton.
Plush mirror. fifty cents, H. B. Wolff
Lace insertion, fifty cents, Hattie
Frisby.
Second best sample lace, diploma,
Hattie Frisby.
Best shoulder Grape, one dollar, Hattie
Frisby.
Wall pocket, diploma, Hattie Frisby
Pin cushion, fifty cents, Mrs. E. T.
Watson,
Second best, diploma, w. Ell. Miles.
Best splasher, fifty cents, Il. T,
Watson.
Boquet, fifty cents, E. P. Watson.
Second best, diplomas W.Manghn
Best oil painting, fifty cents, Emma
Steadman.
Second best, diploma, Emma Stead
man.
Best cage canaries, fifty cent?, Mrs.
J. Thompson.
Department HI.
Best set double harness, diploma,
G,K9hler,
Singer sewing machine, diploma,
J. E Bemis.
National Garment Gutter, diploma,
Inamiska Bros.
Kimhall organ, diploma, G. H.
Munro.
Chicago Lamp, diploma, G. H.
Munro,
Cabinet of minerals and case Photo
graphs, diploma, r. +. Elliott.
Lanborn road machine, diploma,
j. r.. Perkins.
TRoTTING
First, A. Watzke, fifteen dollar.
Second, J. Berkin, five dollars.
RUNNING.
First, HI. Cousins, seven dollars.
Second, g. K. Light, three dollars.
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