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Bent County register., 1886-07-10
DENVER DAILY NEWS.

The Daily News of fftv-siN columns, has a
capacity fer reading matter equal to the large
eastern papers. 1t aims to furnish all the
news OF the day; complete in detail, yet con
else in FORM 1t Is devoted to western, and
especially to Colorado interests. Recognizing
from unmistakable developments that We are
about to witness wonderful impetus and
expansion in mineral operations, arrange
ments have been perfected to give tn. public
the results of work in every section of the
state, and neither labor nor expense will be
spared to bring this great, solid source of
wealth into the prominence it is justly enti
tied to. The News comprehends the iiupor-
tance of the agricultural and live stock inter
est to the future of Colorado, and this bust
ness, which is the basis of all prosperity, Will
missing exponent. The news Is issued every
day in the year.
The Weekly News furnishes a compendium
of every notable event, ut home and abroad,
Neglected articles specially adapted to family
Entertainment and instruction. 1t Is the best
weekly family newspaper published in the
Test.
n feature of both the Daily and Weekly
jtions of The News, OF the first Importance
fhe public, is our perfect system of market
rpIts. Tie absolute reliability of osr com
ltcial department has long been recognized
ae business uleu Of the state, and every
ma will contfnue 20 furnish true reflex of
eseei as locsa {notstidns
IT, DAILY NFws. .,o -
iuths by Htoil 800
he "a THE yEEKLYsNEws. oo
amonshs by nail loo
dirt bScommunicettdp must be address
are ye.ys PRINTING CO., Denver, Colo.
Bent County register., 1886-07-10
A. T. & S. F. II. r.

When travelling for health, business or
pleasure, take the Banana Line for all
points east, west north or south.
Through tickets to all Important points In
the United States and Canada and Mexico.
Baggage checked to destination.
The daily Pullman Palace Car Service and
the dining stations operated and controlled
by this company are too well known to make
comment necessary.
VIZ. WHITE, G. p. and t. \.
Topeka, Kansas.
Bent County register., 1886-07-10
COL. A. S. JOHNSON.

Land Commissioner A. T. & 5. =. Il. r.. President.
TOPEKA, KANSAS
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-09-10

Hammered brass--Miss Jennie
Phillips premium recommended.
Pair of shoes made by exhibitor
Henry Frieden premium recon-
mended.
CLASS IS.
Sketch from nature Miss Ena
Hutchinson LIST and ID.
Oil painting landscape Miss Ella
Grateat LIST, Mrs y J Garfield I'd.
Oil painting heads Mrs A J
Garfield LIST.
Oil painting animals Mrs \ J
Garfield LIST, Miss Ena Hutchinson %
Water color painting Miss Ena
Hutchinson lst and I'd.
Crayon painting or drawing Miss
Ena Hutchinson LIST, Mark Terriil Jr
ID.
India ink painting or drawing
jenkins Il Hosking LIST.
Pencil drawing heads Guy p
Cobb LIST.
Pencil drawing, not heads Miss
Ena Hutchinson LIST.
Display oil paintings Mrs \ J
Garfield LIST, Miss Ena Hutchinson 2d.
Display on china Miss Ena Hutch
isen LIST, Charles Owens I'd.
Water color on silk or satin Miss
Ena Hutchinson LIST.
Oil colors on silk or satin Miss
Ena Hutchinson LIST.
Oil colors on felt or plush Miss
Ena Hutchinson LIST.
CLASS 80.
Photograph, plain or colored I
Zweife. st.
Display of photographs Il Zwei,
fel LIST.
/ Judges in fine art department Mrs. d. d.
Meulr, Mrs }, Z. Smoker, Geo. Z. Wertherhy.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-09-10
BOOKS, MAGAZINES, ETC.
TIE DORCAS.

Each new number of the DorcaS
Magazine is such Il marked improve
ment upon its predecessor that after
looking back upon Dorcas for Septem-
Der. 1885, the present number appeas
vastly superior In it we have a long
article on Crewel Work. 1t may seem
strange that bits of Old lace curtains.
gilded and transferred to plush. can be
made to look like heavy gold embroid-
cry; yet the success of the process is
v0uched for by DOrcas. In the article
on Table Decorations great many
good suggestions are given for decora-
ting the dinner table, and then follow
papers on Canadian Lace, Home Dec
Grafton, and the making of many new
and inexpensive ornaments and ne
ceSsitieS for the benefit of the Younger
generation which is more interested in
fancy work than in the excellent de
signs for knitting and crochet, for
which DOrcaS is unrivaled
One Dollar per year; 10 cts. per copy
DORCAS PUBLISHING CO..
872 Broadway, New York.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-09-10
An End To Bone Scrapinu.

Edward Shepard, of Harrisburg. H.,
says: Having received 50 much bene-
tit from Electric BitterS. | feel it my
duty to let suffering humanity know it.
Have had running sore on my leg
for eight years: my doctors told me
| would have to have the bone Scraped
or leg amputated. | used, instead.
three bottles of Electric Bitters and
seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
and my leg is now sound and well. :"
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty
cents bottle, and Bucklens Arnica
Salve at 25c. per box by c. r. Moffett.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-09-10

The Democrat has recently inter
viewed good number Of representa-
tive men from dinirent towns through
ont the county in regard 10 the school
SUPPLEMENTARY matter Cur jnquir-
les haze been directed chiefly to men
who manifest IN interest in public ed
ucation, and whose opinions therefore
ought to be given the greatest weight.
The replies received constitute an al
unanimous expression of confidence in
the ability. carncstueSS and zeal of
our present county superintendent Of
schools, Miss Rose Bowling, of Arena.
Those who express confidence in Miss
bowling rs 4 progressive and thorough
educator are not confined to party
lines: and should she again he a candi-
date for reelection she would receive
votes from members ot all parties,
While the selection of school officers
should have as little as possible 10 Go
with party politics, party nominations
for the office will probably be made
this wear There is a strong sentiment
among democrats in favor OF renomin-
ating Miss Bowling, and, as we under
stand that she will accept the honor if
it comes to her unsought, her name
will doubtless be placed upon the dem
ocratic ticket by the county conyen-
ton. And if such should prove to be
the case, we believe that the voters of
the county will see to it that she is re-
elected for another term, rs the public
schools are making steady advance
mant under her efficient supervision.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-09-10
The Most Important Question.
The Lacrosse Chronicle.

The financial problem for north
western agriculturalists to solve, is
how to get rid of the incubus of taxa
ton entailed upon them by the tariff
system. 1t eats into their earnings
like moths into cloth. like rust into
iron. To begin with, ask yourselves
why you are taxed indirectly for an in
ordinate amount of your earnings,
that does not 90 into the treasury to
pay the expenses of the government,
but does go into the tiIls of protective
industries to enrich the favored class?
After you have answered that question
to your satisfaction thousand others
will naturally present themselves,
equally pointed and interesting.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-09-10

The Democrats Of Iowa County are
requested to meet in convention at the
Court House in the village of Dodge
Vile on SATURDAY, SEPT. II, 1856, at
one o'clock in the afternoon. for the
purpose of clcctiug five delegates two
from each assembly district and one
from the county at large to represent
the county in the state convention to
be held II Madison on the 18th day of
September 1856 and also TO elect five
delegates in 4 similar manner to rep
resent the county in the congressional
convention 70 be held at Darlington
~ The I'D day Of September, 1856.
The several towns in the county and
the city Of Mineral Point viii be en-
titled 10 the following number Of dele
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-09-10
Democratic Congressional Convention.

Democratic Congressional Convention.
The Democratic convention for the
Third congressional district Of Wis
consiu is hereby called to meet at the
opera House 1T the city of Darlington
in said district ON Wednesday, Sep
TENDER, y, 1886 at II O'Clock noon,
10 place in nomination a candidate for
member of congress for the Third
district, to be supported at the general
election in November next. Each
senatorial and assembly district will
be entitled TO two delegates.
Dated August Ii, 1856
g. :. LOUCKS,
G. W. MCILmoN,
THOMAS JENKINS,
lIrGH j. GALLAGHER,
CHARLES n. GREGORY,
Congressional Committee
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-09-10
Democratic State Convention.

The Wisconsin Democratic state
Convention is hereby called to meet at
the Capitol at Madison, Wednesday,
september l5,I8S6, at - o'clock noon,
to place in nomination candidates for
the several State offices, to be supported
1T the general election in November
next
Each Senatorial and Assembly Dis
trict will be entitled to two delegates.
Dated August 3, 1886.
w. A. WALKER, Chairman.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-09-10

We know of no mode Of treatment
which offers. to sufferers from chronic
diseases, more certain hope of cure
than that which is comprehended in
the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. For
purifying and invigorating the blood,
this preparation is unequaled.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-09-10
Pair darned stockings Mrs NJ NJ

falr darned stockings Mrs NJ NJ
Cothern lst-
Pair darned stockings by girl I'M
der fifteen Mile Prince lst, Susie
c Little I'd.
Pair knit stockings by girl under
fifteen Annie Libby lst and I'd.
CLASS 33-PLAIN NEEDLE WORK.
Pieced calico quilt, finished Lu-
ella Harris lst, Mrs JAS " Wallis
ID.
Pieeed japanese silk quilt Mrs
John Strachan LIST, Miss Jennie
Hutchinson ID.
Block silk quilt Mrs J NJ Smith lst =.
Homemade cotton or linen shirt
Miss Emma Harris LIST.
Display plain needle work Luella
Harris lst, Emma Harris ID.
Display plain needle work by girl
under fifteen Miss Susie G Little lst
Hemstitching by girl under fifteen
Miss Susie c Little LIST.
Best dressed doll by girl Miss
Susie G Little lst, Miss Mile Jenk-
ms ID.
Zephyr work by girl Annie Schil-
ling lst.
Judges in classes 81, 33.-Mrs. Jos vanMatre,
Mrs. Lavinia Strachan, VIM, II. Curry.
CLASS 34-FANCY NEEDLE WORK.
Table cover Mrs w Leahy LIST,
Mrs S Butler I'd.
L, IL
Afghan Mrs J Hadtield list.
Crochet or knit petticoat Miss
Ella S Little lst.
Sofa cushion, silk or velvet, fin
ished Miss Jennie Hutchinson LIST.
Mrs Alex Wilson ID.
Sofa cushion, embroidered, finish
ed Mrs S Butler 1st, Mrs w Lea
by I'd, Mrs w w Williams compli-
mentary.
Chair or sofa tidy crotched or
knit Irene Walker lst.
Chair or sofa tidy lace Zilpha
Walker LIST.
Chair or sofa tidy embroidered
Mrs S J Butler list.
Sample netting IiissMary Oates I st
braiding Miss Ann Prid-
eaux Ist.
Sample tatting Miss Mary Oates
lst.
Display zephyr work Mrs w Lea
by LIST.
Pair worked slippers worsted Miss
Minnie Pierce 1st.
Pair slippers crotched Miss Sena
g Oates lst.
Cotton Embroidery Miss Ann
Prideaux LIST.
Silk embroidery Mrs S J Butler st.
Knit lace Miss Mary a Little Ist,
Mrs r c Libby ID.
Toilet set Miss Amy Hutchinson
LIST, Mrs Laura A Cobb I'd.
Display Bead work Miss Kate
Apple LIST.
kensington embroidery, silk Mrs
S J Butler 1St.
Kensington embroidery, crewel
Mrs S J Butler lst
Chenele embroidery Miss NJ
Owens LIST.
Honiton lace Miss Ann Prideaux
LIST, Mrs S j Butler ID.
Crochet or knit shawl Miss Ella
S Little LIST.
Pair pillow shams Miss Fanny
James LIST, Miss Myra Edwards ID.
Sample etching India ink Miss
Laura Lemon LIST.
Out lining-Miss Beaumont lst.
Applique-Mrs. \. ]. Garfield
LIST.
Rick-racls-Miss Annie Proctor
LIST.
Arrasene embroidery-Mrs. S. J.
Butler LIST, Mrs John Strachan ID.
RibOn embroidery-Mrs. S. ].
Butler LIST, Mrs. John Strachan ID.
Drawn thread work-Miss Ena
Hutchinson LIST and ID
Crochet trimming-Mrs. Sarah
Cade LIST, Miss Mary A. Little ID.
Fancy work basket-Mrs. S. J.
Butler LIST.
Queen Anne darning-Miss Mann
lie Priestly LIST.
Judges, George W. Strong, Mrs william Trim
Dor, Mrs George f. Weatherby.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-09-10

Boar under one year old-JOs. Cor
don 1st and ID
Sow under one year old-Jos. Cor
don 1st, \. K. EanMatre I'd.
Judges, F. B. Fitch. J. NJ. Levake, James L.
Jones.
CLASS 22.-swINE SWEEPSTAKES.
Boar any age or breed-Jos. Gordon
Sow any age or breed-Jos. Gordon
1st.
Best pen pigs eight or over, and
any breed Joseph Gordon LIST.
Judges. J. MeEenna. NJ. J. Tooley VIM. J.
BrInigar.
DEPARTMENT E-POULTRY.
CLASS %.
Light Brahma fowls VIM. b. Harris
LIST, Excelsior Poultry club ID
Light Brahma chicks b. Har-
ris lst, Excelsior Poultry club I'd.
Black Cochin fowls Excelsior Poul-
try club lst and ID.
Black Cochin chicks Excelsior
Poultry club 1st and ID.
Buff Cochin Fowls -Amasa Wilson
LIST, John [. Oates ID.
Buff Cochin chicks AmaSa Wilson
LIST.
Partridge Cochin Fowls VIM. H.
blGWett Ist.
-, partridge COCHIN chicks VIM. H.
biGWett ISL ana "a:
Plymouth Rock fowls F. {. Weld
eiI I,,.Ltl ~, D., ,,, W.
ra '' iot E,oa isGeM p GitrMH ,N o. ~
' tn,dr ~, ~ H ,lo,o, U'i' f DiO ="
HanEins 1st " r Harris 81
american dominique chicks " y
Harris Ist. ]. p. Hankins ID.
White Dorkrn fowls W. b. Harris
list and ID.
White Dorkin chicks W. b. Harris
list and I'd.
Gray Dorkln towls-W. B. Harris
Isl ana second.
hlac y ; spanish lo"iS-N. Is. Harris
~ n %l,:i - S.,,,,,;., ,,;.,. W = tr..;
1st and 81 ''''-''' ''''' Nd " D. ii"' -
Whita oohor, fov,Is rroon Iroo,,
mo Isl and 81 ~ N' '''N "
White LegborD chicks Enoch Hook
ing LIST and second.
Black Leghorn fowls Excelsior
club lst.
Black Leghorn chicks Excelsior
Poultry club. LIST and I'd.
Brown Leghorn Fowls ". B. Harris
ISL,
" "hG"tIt -, fo"lS.EActISI"r Foul
U S,n It, il nhinI' ~ ~ De-,
NHda'oIIt CHICKS -EAcSlSlOF FOUL
W. c. Il. Polish fowls-.Jos. F. La
Male LIST.
W. {. Il. Polish chicks Jos. f. La
Male LIST and I'd.
LanSstan foWIS-F. {. Neidenfel-
l'I ISL.
,or i al e''''NS + Z "eIden1ei-
''l =" E ,1l &c.,
pan1+ru niah p I"t : 49,, Lo wi iS-HA'e'Siof
Ha ,uJ 81 ", NJ IL, rI.
paJ,I.,,' i, C"np ms AS-1AoelSior
l T ~ = I Pn9 20 G "nu "a e Nh,
~, y D heu game zane lowls-MlIey
l homas Ist' 7 + iealey "a
~ ID d I'eo game chlckS-MlIey
n 1 81 anu "a -
l, ii ar o'",les anu variety lo"IS-O
ItealIy ISL ana "a -
:, I ar GAINES ana variety chicNS-C
i b P ISL ana "a.
DIR, aLr C nantalll lo"IS-hHc@ISiof
onItry Sluo ISL;
, ar bantam "a ch'cNS-J I LaMaIIe
Isl 6 anu "a.
ar W YAM Pahtal's any variety
LOWS W III ID Harris ISL Excelsior
lonltry Cluo "a
ialr lame bantams any variety
, q m b Harris lst, Excelsior
l ou,try olun "a
prone ufKeyS-'ohn Collins
TolopOo Cooso hr+b,. To,u -.
pill nab M pnar, y" ~ 10 : 90
Cbas RawIev "a 0 0"'''' 49,
Pes TowIS ~ - zoII;noo
uoa,r, Crr;ra, Ch;ni27e 81 H.,
s;ar po1I,ry WI ~ - III AC 81
~ D1IIoa.:J ~ ,i o. 14oilinS "a:
o DIi' eloa u oiilerehS l variety Oh
o%;o y b ~ ~ U W, Nnioi' W y n
Tarr;a "a ~ '"' 'S'' " j" y
80 TaI1o..; r n.- y,
C: Holt.o'ion p " 'SG IONS =
', HaIin. 49, iI f I y rem "a NJ,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-09-10
Observation-Disclosures & Osborne

w. u. W 1lllams ID
Bushel spring wheat Arthur Jew
ell lst, James McMullen I'd.
Bushel white oats W G Williams
lst, r Fitzsimons I'd.
Bushel barley Jos VanMatre lst.
Jas McMullen ID.
Half bushel clover seed Geo God
frey lst Jas McMullen I'd.
Half bushel timothy seed Jas Nc
Mullen 1st.
Half bushel rye NJ NJ Cothren Ist.
Sample amber cane J G Martin St.
Bushel corn in ear Miller Hutch
ison 1st.
Half bushel buckwheat w c Uren
LIST.
Half bushel white beans G collin
ger lst.
Judges in grain department-Fra Little.
John Phillips. d. E. Jacobs
VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT.
CLASS %.
Bushel OF early potatoes-Ed.
Brewster LIST.
Bushel of late potatoes-J. C.
Martin lst.
Best new variety of late potatoes
John McArdle LIST.
Best new variety of early pota-
toes-Thomas Walker LIST.
Sample hops-N. Jewell LIST.
Sample tobacco-John Reynolds
LIST.
Sample ucumbers-Mrs. Geo
Keller LIST.
Sample peppers. Y. Mayhem
LIST.
Sample turnips-Moses Stephen
son 1ot.
Sample onions-Ann Daniels LIST.
Sample tomatoes-jas. Prince
LIST.
Sample carrots-R. G. White Jr
LIST.
Sample beets table use-William
Trevillion LIST.
Sample cabbage-Joh Ohm Hutchinson
LIST.
Sample muskmellons-J. c. Mart.
in LIST.
Sample parsnips-John Pearce
1St
Sample salsify-George D. Beech
LIST.
Sample wateimeIons-H. Layton
LIST.
Sample leeks-Henry Frieden
LIST.
Sample pumpkins-R. G. White
Jr. LIST.
Sample squashes-Ann Daniels
LIST.
Sample celery. a. Spratler LIST.
Sample Mangel wort2e Charley
Ross LIST.
Sample Lima heans-Mrs. }. NJ.
Smith LIST.
Sample string beans-Moses Ste
phenson LIST.
Sample caulifiower-Miss Nettie
Bronson LIST.
Sample sweet corn-John Hut
Gibson 1st
Sample pop corn-Henry Casser-
ly LIST.
Judges, Francis Little. John Phillips, D. E
Jacobs
DEPARTMENT FRUIT WINES
ETC.
CLASS 29-FRUIT.
Five varities summer apples cor
rectly named-R. Biddick LIST, Jas.
G.. Kirkpatrick I'd
Six varieties fall and winter ap-
plies correctly named-J. G. Kirk
patrick LIST. r. Biddock ID.
Ten varieties grapes correctly
named-J. H. Vivian LIST.
Five varieties early grapes cor
rectly named-J. II. Vivian LIST.
Concord grapes-Mrs. Il. Nj.
StaDhapc LET
Delaware grape8-J. H. Vivian
1st
Worden grapes-J. H. Vivian LIST.
Rodoers Hvbrid graues-J IT.
Vivian 1st
Rest early praDes-L II Vivian
LIST
DispIav siberian crabs-J c.
Kirknatrick 1st
Disnlav nlnms-peter Toav lst
DispIay frnit-R BiddicI[ 1st
CttsS 30-uoyEy WINE ETC.
Samnle Cnrrant wine-N1rs. Alex
Wilson 1st
Samnla crane wine wild-Mrs
G. r Moffatt ist
Sample crane wine cultivated
! r. vivian 1st.
SomnIe hIaoI,harrv vireNro q
p Moffatt let
S,mnIa bonav-G ZoII;pgar 1st
Samn,o Sor9bnm svrn1-J G
NIort;, l.,
1,,,a. ,ro-.,,, Cav ~ c,u.,-, ,ooo,
schnc6erger. '' - 'S
HOUSE PLANT DEPARTMENT.
CLASS 81.
Display tropical hot house plants
Mrs. Geo, Harris LIST.
Six varieties geraniums-Wm. A.
Joues LIST. Mrs. Geo. Harris ID
Six varieties roses-W. A. Jones
LIST, Mrs Geo Harris "a.
Six varieties Begonias-Mrs.
Geo. Harris Ist. Mrs, John Had
field ID
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-09-10
COOKERY DEPARTMENT.
CLASS 81

Ni4-AhH-H a.
Loaf Wheaton breal-Mrs. Jas.
Prince lst, Mrs. John Hadlield ID
boz yeast biscuit-Mrs. Sam uel
Hooking LIST, Mrs. E. N. Stephens
ID.
boz. soda biscuit-Mrs r. Rob
inson LIST, Mrs. w. A. Jones I'd.
Currant calle-Mrs. J. P. Hawkins
LIST, MIS-. John Tredinick ID.
Sponge cake-Mrs C. r. Moffet
lSt. Mrs. Laura a. Cobb %.
Pound Cake-Mrs. c. r. Motfet
LIST.
Fruit cake-Mrs. J. NJ. Smith
LIST Mrs. L. NJ. Stephens I'd.
Jelly cake-Mrs. E. NJ. Stephens
LIST, Mrs. c. r. Moffett ID.
Cocoannt cake-Miss Nettie
Bronson LIST, Mrs. B. T. Prideaux
ID.
Loaf graham bread-Mrs. C. E.
Gale LIST, Mrs. S. Hooking ID.
Loaf bread girl under 15-Miss
Katie Martin LIST, Sallie Hadfeld I'd.
Plum preserves-Mrs. r. Robin
son lst, Mrs C. R. Moffett ID
Apple preserves-Mrs. d. P.
Beech LIST, Miss Ann Prideaux ID.
Display of preserves-Mrs. John
Hadfeld LIST, Mrs. Fred Storms ID.
Apple jelly-Mrs C. R. Moffett
LIST, Mrs. D. P. Beech ID.
Currant jelly-Mrs. J A. Spratler
lst, Miss Jennie Phillips ID.
Grape jelly-Nrs. B. T. Prideaux
LIST, Mrs. VIM. Perry ID.
Plum jelly-Mrs Alex. Wilson
LIST, Mrs. J. NJ. Smith I'd.
Display fruit jeIIy-Mrs. J. NJ.
Saith LIST, Mrs. C. r. Noffett ID
Blackberries in glass-Mrs. John
Strachan 1st, MIS-. D. P. Beech ID.
Cherries in glass-Mrs. Samuel
Harris LIST, Miss. Agnes Strong ID.
Goosberries in glass -S!iss Lena
White Isl.
Raspberries in glass-Mrs. Johu
Hadfield LIST, Mrs John Ross Jr. %.
Strawberries in glass--Mrs. W.
A. Jones LIST, Mrs. Alex. Wilson ID.
Chow chow-Mrs. William Perry
LIST, Mrs. B T. Prideaux u.
Picked cucumbers-Mrs. VIM.
Perry 1st, Miss Mamie Priestly II.
Mixed pickles-Mrs. F. Storms
LIST. Mrs. Laura A. Cobb ID.
Judges, Mrs. :. r WaIbridge, r. G, Owens,
Mrs / c. Comfort.
DAIRY DEPARTMENT.
CLASS sc.
Fresh dairy butter in roils-Mrs.
Thomas Walker LIST, Mrs. J. C
Martin ID
Dairy butter in jar or package
Mrs. ]. McA rdle 1st, Mrs. John c.
Martin ID.
Cheese-Mrs. John C. Martin LIST
Creamery butter tub or pai,-W.
]. Callow LIST. John c. Martin ID
Judges, Mrs, 5. r walbridge, Mr.. R. G. Ovens
NJ. Jas. Spenslv.
FINE ART DEPARTMENT.
CLASS 81.
Wax wUrk-Mrs. William Leahy
LIST, Mrs. \ Garfield Cd.
Display hair work-Niss Katie
Apple LIST, Miss Mile Prince I'd.
Two hand bouquets-Miss Belle
Barrisslst.
Three table bouguets-Miss Ida /
Stevens 1st, MIS- W. A. Jones ID.
Fancy basket howers-Mrs. Geo. |
Keller 1st, Mrs. John Hadield COM /
NOT CLASSIFIED.
Feather work-Miss Katie Apple
premium recommended.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-09-10
A TOILET LUXURY,

sixteen" Bessie II. Bedloe, Burlington,
VT, was troubled with disease of the
scalp, which caused her hair to become
harsh and dry, and to fall out so freely
that she scarcely dared TO comb 1t. Ayers
Hair Eigor restored the scalp to a healthy
condition, cleansed her head of dandruf,
and made her hair beautifully thick and
glossy. This preparation is approved and
recommended BY physicians.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-09-10
THE FAIR.
Premiums Awarded by the S. w. Wis
Industrial! Association at Mineral
Point in 1886.
HORSE DEPARTMENT.

over Charles Grant LIST. Themes era
NEE ID.
Brood mare with colt at foot -
Thomas Hewett lst.
FLY or gelding two years old
Thomas Hewett LIST.
Colt one year old Il. G. benson LIST,
F. T. Dunn ID.
Sucking colt VIM. y. Curry LIST, 81
mon Waters ID.
CLASS 2.-HoRSEs FOR ALL WORK.
Stallion }. VI. Ellsworth 1st, ID. b.
Dipple ID.
Stallion two years old and under
three Ed. Dawson lst. Henry Powell
I'd.
Mare or gelding three years old or
over-Charles Grant LIST. Geo. Thomas
ID.
Brood mare with colt at foot J. G.
Cary lst, Simon Waters ID.
FiIly or gelding two years old-Geo.
Thomas Ist, George Cary ID.
Colt one year old-Ce0rge Thomas
1st, Dennis Burch I'd.
Sucking colt j e. Kirkpatrick LIST,
George Cary ID.
Matched team for all purposes :.
T. Harkcr lst, J. W. Rcwey ID.
CLASS ;. DRAFT HORSES, CLYDESDALE
NORMAN AND OTHER HEAVY BREEDS.
Stallion !. NJ. Ellsworth LIST. John
Ellsworth ID.
Brood mare with coIt at loot-Peter
EthTlaGe ISL, " IN. Morgan "a.
-I i"t i'i''i' iio' 'e' w H. ii"i
- ~ i.'1, ,.,,,:,... ill.,. ,..., III
o,.or 1ahE L,IIsTor ~, Is+ S;,,, wv W.
ore 81 - "
FiIIv or reIdjng two wears old Ed
ward Wooicock ist. !. &. Cary 2nd.
Colt one wear old John Ellsworth
LIST and 2nd.
Sucking Colt J. &. Cary LIST, VIM.
Morgan 2nd.
CLASS 1.-EoADNTER~.
Stallion E. Nicholas lSt, W. }. by
er "a.
single carriage mare or SelGih%
~ No. "" + IJ, = 40, j,o,"| I-a 80 y
smith LET Ed baviJSnn "a
rIAss 5|swErrsr lErsI I,orsrs
Judges. Vim. renniston, A. b. Lynn, William
ShInInPi >-. ,p..I...,., ,,..,..,
IL, other n, 'rt''. Seaman ',@ nF on, L"i
Iohn EI1su,nrth Iyt
Rest norman CIydesdaIr ENGLISH
or other Draft mare Of any aor-John
Ellsworth lst
Best stallion for other purposes
J. NJ. Ellsworth LIST.
Best mare for other purposes 81
mon Waters lst
Best stallion of any age or breed
showing best three colts OF this year
y; y. Dlpple lst. ,r,... n -
ley. ''''' '''''' '''' ''''''''''' ''''' ~
CLASS 4. JACKS AND MULES.
Jack Kept for service J. II. Rich !
ardS0n LIST.
Pair muIrs kent for draft nurnns.
I,,,,a,, .,.,.,,,I,,. Is+ T,.hn noIa,,l,. 81
Hn1o dnn a', ,oar ' nIi nmI nJ". Two u
Arthur Jrwcn LIST
Judges, VIM Permission 4 b. Lynn VIM
Sh"mr
CATTLE.
CLASS '.-pURIIAMS.
Bull three years old or overhaul
Bull on year old-.IamCs SpenSley |
LIST.
Bull calf under twelve months old |
Charles Collard Ist and I'd.
Cow three years old or over
Chas Collard LIST and ID.
lleifer calf under twelve months
old-Chas Collard LIST and ID.
CLASS S-HEEEFoRDs.
Bull two years old or Over-N X |
NanMatrc list.
Cow or Ueifer two years or over
N X NanMatre LIST.
CLASS 9-JERSEYS.
Bull two years old or over NJ |
Ellsworth st.
Bull one year old-John Hutchi- |
son LIST.
Cow or Heifer two wears old or
over-Enoch Hooking LIST, John
Hutchinson ID.
IIeifer one wear old or over-J VI |
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