Wichita eagle., 1889-10-05
CLASS E, POULTRY.


Trio White Cochins, John Scott, Wichita,
1st.
Trio Black Cochins, NJ. E. Morgan,
Wichita, 1st.
Trio White Leghors, NJ. E. Morgan.
Wichita, 1st.
Trio Brown Leghorns, NJ. E. Morgan,
Wichita, 1st.
Trio Silver Spangled Hamburgs. NJ. E.
Morgan, Wichita. 1st.
Three Silver Penciled Hamburgs, j. W.
Matthews, Newton, 1st.
Three Houdans, J. r. Matthews, New
ton. 1st.
Three Plymouth Rocks, J. R. Matthews,
Newton, 1st.
Three Bantams, NJ. E. Morgan, Wichita,
1st.
Lot of chickens, not less than IL, N. E.
Morgan, Wichita, 1st.
Pair bronze turkeys, N. E. Morgan,
Wichita, 1st.
Pair Aglesbury ducks, J. r. Mathews,
Newton, LIST.
Pair White Pekin ducks, j. R. Mathews,
Newton, LIST.
Display owned by one person, NJ. E.
Morgan. Wichita, 1st.
Pair white geese, j. r. Mathews, New
ton, 1st.
Pair brown geese, NJ. E. Morgan, Wich-
tia, 1st
Black Java, NJ. E. Morgan, 1st.
Black Minorca, M. E. Morgon, LIST.
White Minorca, NJ. Z. Morgan, 1st.
CLASS Farm IMPLEMENTS.
Windmill and pump cor farm use, Kan
sas Pump Co, Wichita, diploma.
Washing machine, Benbow Bros, Wich-
tia, 1st, S. H. Fenton, Wichita, I'd.
Sewing machines, Thos. Show, Wichita,
1st.
One or two horse carriage manufactured
in county, NJ. A. Mckenzie & Co., Wichi-
ia, 1st.
Two-horse carriage, Studebaker Bros,
Wichita, 1st
Open buggy, NJ. A. Mckenzie g. Co.,
Wichita, 1st.
Top buggy, NJ. A. Mckenzie & Co..
Wichita, 1st.
Display OF vehicles, Studebaker Bros,
Wichita, 1St
CLASS G-FARM AND GARDEN.
Peck winter wheat, J. L. STICKY.
Gladys, 1st.
Peck rye, J. L. Stuckey, Gladys, 1st; E.
Galloway, Waco, End.
Twenty-Five bushels corn, f. e. Stafford,
Wichita, 1st: VIM. McColloch, Wichita,
2nd; B. o. Cole. Derby, Bird; Samuel Will
son, Wicdita, 4th. Judges. Chamber
lain, Freeport, Kan. E. K. Claflin, Iowa;
J. Purcell, Sumner county, Kansas: j. C..
Blllenger, Wichita; G. Flora, Ohio.
Fifty ears corn, special by Arcade Dry
Goods company, E. Galloway, Waco, LIST;
VIM. A. Park, Furley, I'd.
Twenty ears sweet corn. NJ. E. Morgan
1st; E. Galloway, Waco, End; j. L. Stuckey
Gladys, Bird.
Peck pop corn, S. w. Balch, Wichita,
1st; A Rhoads, Wichita, end; II. w. But
Ter, Wichita, 3rd.
Corn on stalk, S. W. Balch 1st, Samuel
Willis 2nd.
Five or more stalks sorghum, NJ. E.
Morgan 1st.
Peck millet seed, j. r. Matthews, New
ton, LIST.
Peck Timothy seed, J. R. Mathews. 1st.
y bushel wheat, special by city mills, j.
T. Foyer, 1st.
Display potatoes, A. J. Cook, Wichita,
1st.
Peck early Irish potatoes, II. J. Adding
ton, 1st; Z. T. Wilson, 2nd; j. L. Stuckey,
Bird.
Peck late Irish potatoes. Miss Eva Mil
Inns, LIST.
Peck sweet potatoes, red, S. W. Bulch,
1st.
Peck sweet potatoes, yellow, S. w.
Bulch, 1st.
Peck white beans, James Walton, 1st.
Five pounds tobacco grown in Kansas,
S. w. Bolch, 1st.
4 dozen pumpkins, A. NJ. Kinstry, 1st
4 dozen squashes, d. L. Bemis, Oatville,
LIST.
Peck onions from seed, John Slough, 1st.
Peck onions and potatoes J. w. Milne,
Sedgwick, lst.
Peck beets, w. K. kirkpatrick, Kechi,
1St
Peck carrots, H. w. Butler, Wichita,
1st.
Peck parsnips, John Slough, Wichita,
1st,
1st.
Quarter dozen watermelons, J. L. Stacky
Wichity. 1st.
OF bunch beans, John Slough, Wichita,
1St.
OF onion set, John Slough, Wichita, 1st.
Six cucumbers, John Slough, Wichita,
1st.
Display of parsley, John Slough, Wichi-
ia, 1st.
Display of peppers, Dan Tracey, Wichi-
ia, 1st.
Display of rhubarb, c. S. Richmond
city, 1st.
CLASS J.-CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT.
Scrap book. Charles Stewart 1st.
Crayon drawing Charles Stewart 1st.
Pencil drawing, Lucille Lawson 1st.
Loaf of bread, Inez Tiffany 1st.
Loaf of cake, Lucille Lawson 1st.
Patchwork quilt, Lucille Lawson 1st
Three yards OF crochet trimming, Mrs
John Capman.
Dressed doll, Bessie Lawson 1st.
Scrap bag, Halle Scott 1st.
Broom holder, Lucille Lawson.
Paper flowers, Mrs. John Chapman.
CLASS L.-TEXTILE FABRICS.
Ladies' hose, Mrs. Fred Tiffany.
Hant knit mittens, Miss Annie NJ Gack-
enbock.
Early III the AFTERNOON the crowd COM
menced to get impatient for the races. 1t
was somehow believed that the perform
ance of riders leaning the wrong way
would scarcely be repeated so glaringly
and in this they were correct. The drivers
leaned forward, even the one riding Rabbi,
and as a result Rabbi won the race. But
it Is explained that fve-eighths is Rabbi
distance, and with all that the crowd was
glad to see all the horses on the track en-