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The Award of Premiums.

The following is a complete list of awards made at the recent fair: (NOTE—A few corrections appear as

AWARD OF PREMIUMS.

Division A.

LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT. CLAS8 FIRST— Horses. T. L. DURHAM, Superintendent.

SECTION I.

HORSES FOR GENERAL PURPOSES.

Best stallion, 3 years and under 4, fir6t, $7, S. B. McCord, Paris second, $5, Samuel Paddock.

Best stallion, 2 years and under 3, first, |6, Wm. Cox, Roseville. Best stallion, 1 year and under 2, first, *,$5, W. W. Goodman. 'pyi Begt sucking stallion colt, first, $4, W.

R. Morgan second, $2, Wm. Cox. ^1 Best mare, 4 years and over, first, $10, J.

G. Lycan second, $7, John D. Pugh. Best mare, 3 years ana under 4, first, $7, Wm, C. Goodman second, $5, Willie' Shannon.

Best mare, 1 year and under 2, first, $5, Wm. W. Goodwin second, $3, C. W, Barbour.

Best sucking mare colt, first, $3, Wm. 'Cox. v- Best gelding, 4 years and over, first, $8,

S. B. McCord second, |£, Geo. W. Carico/* el in 3 years and under 4, first,

s|6,

Geo. Sparks, second, $4, J. G. Lycan. Best brood mare of any age, with suckin? colt by her side, firet, $8, William Cox second, $5, Wm. Cox.

SECTION II.

HORSES FO* LIGHT HARNESS,

Best stallion, 4 years and over, first, $10 Wm. Cox second, $7, Swain Jacks. Best stallion, 3 years and under 4, no, entry. ,Y,

Best stallion, 2 year6 and under 3, first $6, Linus Moyer. Vj Best stallion, one year and upder no entry.

Best sucking stallion colt, first, $4, Wm. Cox second, N. B. Erishman. Best sucking mare colt, first, $4, D. B.

Hair second, $2, Henry Ehrnhardt. Best gelding 4 years and over, first, $8. W. T. Beauchamp second, $5, Saml. McKeen.',

The committees postponed work at this point until after the races. Under class second no examinations have been yet made.

SECTION III.

HORSES

Poll HEAVY

DRAUGHT.

Best stallion 3 years and under 4 first,

$7. William GoodmanBest stain $6, same.

\ohiyeanTand under 3, "first,

Best sucking stallion colt, first, $4, B. T. Rogers second, $2, R. Klampt. Best mare lour years and over, first :,$io, H. W. Dickerson second, $7, R.

Klampt.

a re 1 year and under 2, first $5,

James N. Balding. Best gelding 4 years and over, first, $8, James N Balding.

Best brood mare ot any age with sucking colt by her 6ide, first, $8, ruled out. Best brood mare of any age, with •j sucking colt by her side, first, $8, not

.H-'toT.v/', iii SECTION IV rigid :.POR HORSES FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES. Best team for light harness, first, $io?

Samuel McKeen. Best team for general purposes, $io, C: P: Staub second, $5, S. B: Cord.

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first, Mc-

load,

Two horses pulling the heaviest first, $10, Alex McPheeters second, $5, S. B. Harrison.

Single horse pulling the heaviest load, first $5, S. C. Harrison second $3, Alex McPheeters. .sfclh Best riding by a lady,

$10,

to, Cantrell. loiJ Best driving by a lady,

otjifcs Best riding by a boy, first $6, J. W. TJS* West second $4, Frank Robinson. •f-nir Best pair matched horses, mares or shgeldings, first

$10,

PHIL KADEL, Saddle and Harness Maker, 827 Main street—For best and *{J y„ heaviest gelding team, 5 or 6 years uld, a round riding tridle worth $5 00. .o r, CLASS SECOND-JACKS, JENNETS

AND MULES. SECTION I.

Best jadk 3 years and over, first, $10, Alex. McPhetters. Best mule 3 years old and over, first, $5, T. L. Durham second, $3, Alex McPheeters.

Best mule 2 years andunder 3 first, $4

Alex McPheeters.

Best pair mules 3 years and over, first, $6, T. L. Durham second, $5, H. Bloom. CLASS THIRD—Cattle. 11. C. RPBlNSON, Supvr p]tendent.

SECTION I. BREEDING CATTL

Best hull calf, first, $2, Jacbb Henn. Best cow 4 years and over, first $ 6 Jacob Henn.

Best cow 3 years and under 4, first $5, Jacob Henn. Best cow 2 years and under 3, first $4. Jacob Heftn.

Best heiftr 1 year and under 2, first $3, Jaoob Henn second $2, same. Best bull showing best five calvep, first $6, Jaqob Henn.

SECTION II.

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ALDKRNEY CATTLB.

|sr' Best bull 3 years and under 4, first $5 mi Martin HoHinger. 5SS Be«t bull 1 year and under 2, first $3.

J.J. Belt.

Best cow 2 years Mid under 3, first $4. J, J. Belt. 'V SECTION- III. 7^

THOROUGHBRED SHORT HORKSi

Best bull 4 yeare and over, first $15, Jacob Hcnn. Best bull three years and under 4, first $10, Jas Gaines and son.

Best bull, 2 year and under 2, first, $6 Jmaes Gaines and son. Best bull calf, first $5, Jas. Gaines and son.

Best cow 4 years and over, first $15, Jas. Gaines and son second $10 Jacob Henn.

Best cow, 3 years and under 4, first, $10 James Gaines and son. Best cow 2 years and under 3, first $8, Jas. Gaines and son second $6 Jas. Gaines and son.

Best heifer 1 year and under 2. first $9, Jas. Gaines and son second $3, Jacob Henn.

Best heifer calf, first $5, Jas. Gaines and son second Jacob Henn. Best herd, 1 bull and 4 cows or heifers, first $100, Jas. Gaines and son second

$50.

Jacob Henn SECTION IV. SWEEPSTAKES. Best bull, any age, $25 Jas,. Son.

Gaines &

Best cow, any age, $20 Ja6. Gaines & Son. -t ^ri~. *, -l'.stt SPECIALS.

Anton Funk, Butcher, corner Main and Eleventh streets—For best fat bulock, $10 cash, Jas. Gaines & Son.

Patton Bros business place 116 south Fourth street—For fattest beef any age, $5 in good groceries no entry.

E. A. Sykes, dealer in Ilats and Caps, No. 28 south Fourth street—For the best 5 month old calf, one hat worth $55 JasGaines & Son.

S. M. McKeen—for best Jersey butter cow, $xo cash, Crawford and Ben McKeen.

CLASS F0URTH-H068.

H. C. ROBINSON, Superintendent. SECTION I. WJ4 FOR ALL CROSSES OF HOGS.

Best boar 7 months and under 1 year, first $4, Corey Barbour second (2 B. R. Musgrove.

Best now 2 years and over, first $6, Corev Barbour second $4, same. Best sow 7 months and under 1 year, first $4, Geo. Turner second $2, same.

Best six shoats under 7 months, first $6, J. H. Evans. Best 6OW with be6t 5 sucking pigs, first $6, Corey Barbour second $4, same.

SECTION II.

POLAND CHINA HOGS.

Best boar 2 years and over, first $6 Jacob Henn second $4 Wm. Hammond.

Best boar 1 year and under 2, first $5, J. H. Evans second $3,lWrm. Hammond.

Best boar 7 months and under 1, first $4, Wm. Hammond second $2, Hammond.

Best boar under 7 months, first $3, Jacob Henn second $2 Jacob Henn. Best sow 1 year and under 2, first $5 Jacob Henn second $3 Jacob Henn.

Best sow 7 months and under 1, first $4,Jacob Henn second Jacob Henn. Rfjcfc caw* Mn^or Jr months, first ^J) Wm. Hammond second $1 Jacob Henn.

Best six shoatK under 7 months, first $6, Jacob Henn second $4 Wm. Hammond.

Best sow with best five suckling pigs, first $6, Jacob JI nn, bccpnd $

^Besi sf# vHth hi first $6, J. H. Evans.

Mrs. M. E.

$10,

same.

T. H. Vermillion

-f' second $5, Chas. Braman. 4^ I SWEEPSTAKES.' Best stallion any age, $2^00, Wm.

Co*, Roseville. Best mare any age, $15 00, Wm. Cox, Roseville. ,1s01 "SPECIALS^

W. J.

Cusick. uit-m an An -tJUI SECTION III. "THOROUGHBRED BERKSHIRE HOGS.

Best boar 2" years and over, first $6, T.J. Ward second $4, H. H. Crow. Best boar 1 year and under 2, first $5, J. H. Evans second $3, B. R. Mu6grave.

Best bear under 7 months, first $3, Geo. Turner second $2, Geo. Turner. Best sow 2 years and over, first $6, H. H. Crow second $4.

Best sow 1 year and under 2, first $5, J. H. Evans second $3, B. R. Musgrave. Best sow 7 months and under 1, first $4, B. R. Musgrave.

Best sow under 6eVen months, first $3, Geo. Turner second $2, H. H. Crow. Best six shoats under 7 months, first $6, H. H. Crow second 84, B. R. Mus8

'Stfcklinj^* pigs,

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John H. Sykes, Hats and caps—For best kerkshire sow and pigs, one hat, $4. SECTION IV.

CHESTER V/HITE HOGS

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No entries. SECTION. V.

SWEEPSTAKES ON HOGS.

Best boar, any age. $5 Wm, Hammond. Best sow, ar.v age. $5 Jacob Henn.

CLASS FIFTH-SHEEP.

H. ^C. ROiJINcON, Superintendent. SECTION I. FINE WOOL SHF.KP.

To include Sppnis'u a vl Fr-Jnch Merino, Saxon an'] their crosses. Best buck 2 years and over, TSret $5, H. H. Crow. Greencastle second $3, same.

Best buck 1 year and under 2, first $4, same second $2, H. II. Ferguson. B« st buck lastib, first $3, Nelson Mc Co Horn second $2, H. H. Crow.

Bt'Stcv.c'2 vvart and over, first $5, Nej?on McColioni second $3, H. 11. Criw,

Best cw 1 ytur and under 2, first $4» H. H. Crow second $2, same. Best ewe lamb, first $3, N. McCollom second $2, K. IL Ferguson.

Buck sbo-wirg b«'st five lambs, first $5, is. MccOil« »n "second $4, H. H.jCrow SEC HON II.

LCN'O WOCL SHESP.'

Best buck 2 years ani o^er, first $5* H. H. Crow second $3, same, Best buck 1 vear ana under

THE tERKE HAUTE

Best buck 2 years old and over, first $5, Jacob Henn second $3, same. Best buck 1 year and under

Be6t

ewe

Lewis Peterson's special, for flock Merino sheep, $2. H. H.*Crow. Class Sixth—Poultry.

O. M. CURRY, Superintendent. Under the management of the Terre Haute Poultry and Pet Stock Associations

ASIATICS. LIGHT BRAHMAS. jt

Best cock, first $2, W. J. Cusick second $1, Fred Koch. Best hen, first $2, Fred Koch second $1, C. S. Hammond.

Best cockrel, first, $2, W.J. Cusick second $r, 6ame. Best pullet, first $2, Mrs. Ann Baldy second $1. W.J. Cusick.

SPECIALS.

Enos Strouse, 228 Main street—For. best pair Brahma chickens, $3 W. J. Cusick.

DARK BRAHMAS.

Best cock, first $2, T. S. Marshall Pecksburg second, $1, Nt. S. Shattuck. Best hen, first $2, C. S. Hammond second $1, M. S. Shattuck,

Best cockrel, first $2, T. S. Marshall, second $1, same. Be^t pullet, first $2, T. S. Marshall second $ 1, same.

BANTAM8.

Best Seabright Bantams. first,$i, Charley Jeffers second 50 cents, F. 1'ully. '^GEESE.

Best pair Toulouse geese, 1st $2, M. S. Shattuck. Best pair Wild geese, 1st $i, Willie Shannon 2nd 50 cents, M. S. Shattuck.

""'cuctfs.'"'

Best pair Pekin ducks, 1st $1, F. Koch and 50 cents, Thos. Fulton. Best pair Rouan ducks, 1st $1, C. S. Hammond.

Best pair Muscovy ducks, ist$i, Frank Rupp. i'F I I VRKEYS.

Best pair fironze, 1st $2

Best cockrel, 1st $2, W. J. Cusick 2nd $ 1, J. Sibley. 'Jj: Best pullet, 1st $2, W. J. Cusick '2nd, $x, J.Sibley.

SPECIALS. I

J. P. Tutt, boots and shoes, 40S Main street, Opera House, for best pair bu flf cochins,ft, W. J. Cusick. 1

PARTRIDGE COCHINS. uenai

Best cock, first, $2, W. S. Shattuck| second, $1, A. S. Hammond. Best hen, first, $2, T. S. Marshall tecond $1, W.J. Cusick.

Best cockrel, first, $2, T. S. Marshal 1 second, $1, same. Best pullet, first $2, T. S. Marshall second, $1, W.J. Cusick.

Best pair black cochins, first, $2, M. S. Shattuck. Best pair white cochins, first, $2, T. S. Marshall second. $1, M. S. Shattuck.

JBR AMERICA*. •, jt

Best pair Plymouth Rock chicks, first, •a. W.J. Cusick second, $1, C. S. Hammond.

TN IJTK ^'HAMBURGS.

Best pair Silver Spangled Hamburg*, first,!i. C. S. Hammora, Best pair Golden Spangled Hamburgs, first, ft, C. S. Hammond. j-it SPANISH. ,1' ,J

Best pair Brown Leghorns, first, $1, D. H. Jenkins, Indianapolis second, 50 cents, C. W. Houriet.

Best pair White Leghorns, first, $i, M. S. Shattuck second, 50 cents, G. C. Houk.

FRENCH. "T Houdans, first, $1, C. S.

Best pair

Hammond.

first'

Best ewe 1 year and under

$4,

same second $2, name. Best buck lamb, first $3, R. H. Fessant second $2, H. K. Cro.v. $est ewe 2 years and over, first $5, HH. Crow second $3, same

first $4,

H. H. Crow second $2, no. Mason. Best ewe lamb, first $3, R. II. Fessant second $2, H. H. Crow.

Bi:ck showing best-five lambs, $6, R. H« Fessant. SFCTiON III.

SOUTHDOWN SHKKP.

TtNOLlSH.

Dorkings, first, $1, C. S.

Best pair

Hammond. S 0AMES. Best pair Btack Breasted Red Games, first. $1, C. S. Hammond second 50c, L. C. Fillic.

SPECIALS.

Henry Steincamp—For best pair game chickens, $3, Jas. F. Quigley. '-V POLISH.

Best pair White Crested Black Polish, first, |i, C. S. Hammond. Best pair White Crested White Polish, first, 1, C. S. Hammond.'

RABBITS.

Best pair Angora Rabbits, first, $1, Jas. F. Quiglev. Coon, first, $1, Mary Bansminn.

Squirrel, first, $1, Jno. Klaus. Best collection of fowls j^ned by one person, first, $3, C. S. Hammond second, W. J. Cusick.

Heaviest Cock, any var. not less than 12 pounds, ficst, $1, under weight. Heaviest Hen, any var. not less than Io pounds, first, $1, under weight five entries.

Poultry judged by the American standard of excellence, the awards being made by Mr. Green, of Indianapolis, who did it rapidly and well.

DIVISION B.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT. E. LITTLEJOHN, Superintendent. CLASS FIRST.

SECTION I.

WEEKLY

first $4,

H. H. Crow second $2. same. Best buck lamb, first $3, Jacob Henn second $2, same.

years old and Over, firet

$5,

Jacob Henn second $3, same. Best ewe vear and under 2, first $4. same second $2. name.

Best ewe lamb, first $3, same second $2, tame. Buck showingfbest five lambs, first $6, same second $4, same.

SPECIAL.

U. R. Jeffers, Vigo Woolen Mills, cor. Main and Tenth streets.—Best flodk Southdown sheep, a pair of $15 blankets. Jacob Henn.

W. J.

Cusick

2nd $1. M. S. Shattuck. Best pair White Holland, 1st $2, Ransom Roger6 2nd $1, F. Koch.

PIGEONS. ,ITF*

Best pair Carrier pigeons, 1st |i, Theo.^ Muiman. Best ^air Pouters, i^st $i, Thos. Fulton.

BUFF COCHINS,

Best cock, ist42, Fred Koch 2nd $1 Jno Siblsy. •Boat hen, ist $z, T. L. Darliam 2nd $1, F. Koch.

Best half bushel *hite corn in ear, first, $5,G. W. Kruzan second, $3,Jos. Peck. Best half buthel yellow corn in ear. first $5, C. Klaus second, $3, H. C-. .Robinson.

Best half bushel white wheat, fust. A. W. Meyers second, $3, Louis Orth. Best half bushel amber wheat, first, $5 S. Paddock second, $3, T. Durham,

Best half bushel red wheat, first,

$5,

A. W. Meyers jiecond, $3, Thos. Robinson.

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Best 12 ears pop corn, first, $2, E* Little'.an second, $1, Geo. Pugh. Best 12 ears rice pop corn, first, $2, T. L. Durham second, $1, Geo. Grathwohl.

Best half bushel cf buckwheat, fir6t,$2, Eli Frazier. Best 10 pound* broom corn clcaned, first, $3, L. W. Brown second, $1, Wm. Allen.

Bsst collection of farm seeds, first, $3, Eli Frazier. Hudnut & Co., "Hominv Mills," T^hird and Chestnut streets—For best half bushel hominy corn,

$25

second best,

$15 third best, $10. No exhibit to be less than half a bushel. Geo. W. Kruzan, first, $25 L. Savre, second, $15 O. M. Curry, third, $10. There were 29 entries.

J. W. Mand, No. 11 Main street—For best bushel of wheat, $3 fc best bushel of potatoes,

T. L. Durham.

Phil, Kadel, Saddle and Harness Maker, 827 Main street, between Eighth and Ninth—For best specimen half bushel white corn, one team whip worth $2.00 Wm.Price, 'H

CLASS SECOND—Vegetables.": SECTION I. AMATEUR LISTi Best collection of vegetables, first $5 00 v/' 'SECTION II.»

Best collection of vegetables, first fS 00, W.J. Matherly. Second, $6 00, G. N. Whidden."

Best peck red peach blows, first $2 00, W. W. Farlow. Best peck white peach blows, first $2 00. G. W. Sunnefield.

Second, $ 1 00, Thos. Royse. 'J Best peck peerless, first $2 00. si^-j Second, $1 00, Allen Jackson. {... Best peck shaker russet, first $2 00, H. J. Benight. I s^,5

Second, $1 00, Wm. Price. Best peck early rose, first, $2 00, L. Say re.

Best peck of turnip?, first, $2 00, not worthy. Second, 00, Jacob Suitz.

Best peck snow flake potatoes, first, $2 00, Thos. Fulton. Second, $ 1 00, August Stoecker.

Best peck potato onions, first, $2 60, L. Say re. Second, $t 00, E. Littlejohn

Best peck red onions, first, $2 00, Geo. Grathwohl. Best peck white onions, first, $2 00, Aug. Stoecker.

Best collection of varieties of tomatoes, first, $3 00, Wm. J. Matherly. Second, $2 00, Aug. Stoecker.

Best peck General Grant tomaides, first, $2 00, D. M. Solomon. Best peck Trophy tomatoes, first, $2 00, Geo Grathwold.

Best collection of varieties squashes, first, $3 00, Wm. J. Matherly. Second $1 00, A. L. Boor.

Best three pumpkins, first, $2 oo, C. Belt. Second,$2 oo, Jno. Brownlee.

Best six cabbages, first, $2 00, Chris. Flagan. Second, $1 00, Geo, Grathwold.

Best three vegetable egg?, first, 1 oj, Peter Dailv. Second, $ 00, same.

Best six carrots, first, $2 oo, Henry Hoff. Second, $2 00, Geo. Grathwold.

Best six parsnips, first, $2 00, Geo. Grathwold.

Best 12

Second, $1 00, J. H. Whidden, *1 Best six cucumbers, first, $2 00, A. L, or I Second, $ 1 00, Wm. J. Matherly.^1 Best six peppers, first, $2 00, W. J. Matherly.

Second, $1 00, "Silas Price. Best two quarts lima beans, first, $2 op, Aug* Stoecker.

Second, $1 00, Geo. Bigler. Best peck red sweet potatoes, first, $2 oo, \. T. Boor.

Second, $1 00, J. R. Fatvg. Best peck yellow sweet potatoes, first, $2 00, E Littleton.

Second, $ 1 00, lienry Hoff. -sSPFCIAL. If. P'. Townley & Co., for largest, pumpkin, a washing machine W. D. Jacobs.

S. R. Freeman, largest »un-fiower silver goblet Isaac Bordner. ». CLASS THIRD—Fruits. 1

L. HEINL, Superintendents^'. Best 20 varieties of apples in succession, first diploma and $10, Eli Frazier second $5, Jo. Wildman.

Best 15 varieties of apples, 5 fall and 10 winter, most profitable for commercial purposes in Western Indiana, fir»t diploma and $8, Eli Frazier second $5, Jno. Wildman.

varieties of apples, first diplo

ma a'.nl $5, Eli Frazier second $3, Jno. VVildman. Best six varieties of apples, fir«t diploma and $4, Eli Frazier second $2, Jno. Wildman.

Best 3 varieties of applco, first diploma and $2, J. G. Price second |i, Eli Frazier.

Bet-t collection of varieties of pears, first diploma and $5, Eli Frazier second $3, Gillespie A Co.

Best 6 varieties of pears, firnt diploma and $5, Jno. Wildman second $2, Eli Frazier.

Best 5 varieties of long keeping apples, first diploma and $10, Eli Frazier second $5. Jno. Mason,

Best 3 varieties of fall pears, first diploma and $3, Gillespie & Co. second $1, Eli Frazier.«

Best dozen quinces, first $8, Jno. Ray second $1, Mrs. S. J. Hake. Best p:ate of Rambo apples, $1, R. P. Gilcrease.

Best plate of Maiden Blush apples, $1, E. J. Brown. Best plate of Fall Wine apples, $1, same

Best plate of Bellflower apples, $1 Mrt, Rov. Best plate of Wine Sap apples, $1, Saml. Shumard.

Best plate of Jonathan apples, $1, Jos. Gilbert. Bent plate of Ben Davis apples. $1, same best ulate of BortleU pears, |i, Gillespie & Co.

Best plate of Sheldon pears, Mrs' F. Gro«jean. j?1' Best plate cf Purie De Anjou pears, $1, Eli Frazier.

Best plate of apples, diploma and $2, Gillespie & Co. Be&t plate of crab apples, first diploma and |t, Jno. Heinl second $1, Mrs. Petri

Best plate of "pears, first diploma and $2, Eli Frazier second $j, Gillespie & Co

Best plate of plums, diploma and $2, Gillespie & Co. Best plate of peaches, diploma and $2, Mrs. Jas. B. Miller.

Best 6 varieties of peaches, diploma and $3, Jno. Mason. Beht collection of varieties of grapes, first diploma and $5, Jno. G. Heinl second $4, Eli Frazier.

Best 5 bunches Concord grapes, first diploma and $2, Gillespie &Co. second $i, J. G. Heinl.

Best five bunches Delaware grapes, diploma and $2, J. G. Heinl. Best 5 bunches Catawba grapes. 1st diploma and $2, Mrs. F. L. Meyer second, $1, Mrs. Carrie Meyer.

Best 5 bunches Ives' seedling grapes, diploma^and $2, Jno. G. Heinl. Best 5 bunches Hartford prolific grapes diploma and $2, Jno. G. Heinl.

Best

bunches grapes, any variety,

not enumerated, first, $2, Gilespie & Co., second, Jno. G. Heinl. Best 3 nutmeg melons, $2, E. Littleton.

Best and largest collection of fruits of all kit.ds, first, $10, Eli Jfrazier second, $6, John Wildman. ../ CLASS FOURTH-FLOWERS,

A:L. HEINL, Superintendent, rT SECTION I. 2 $ V'-- ..l&tf S1f

AMATEUR LIST.

Best collection of greenhouse plants, not including bedding plants, fir&t diploma and ijiio, Mrs. M. S. Walters second $4, Mrs. Dr. Moore.

Best collection of bedding plants in bloom, $5, Mrs. Mary S. Miller. Best collection of verbenas, $2, Mrs. MaryS. Moore.

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Best collection of cut'flowers, $2, Mrs. M.J. Walters. Be9t flat boquet, $2, Mrs. Walters.

Best mantle boquet, 2, same. Best hanging basket of plants. $2. same. SECTION II. 3 'STSS

Best collection of greenhouse not including bedding out plants, ma and $5, Jno. G. Heinl.

PROFESSIONAL LIST.

plants tdepli-

Best twenty-five varieties of dahlias, $5, same. Best collection of bedding out plants in bloom, $5, same.

Best twenty-four varieties roses,

$2,

same. Best basket fresh cut flowers, $2, same! Best boquet, round, $1, same.

Best boquet, mantle, $2, same. Best pyramid of flowers, $2, same Best collection of winter parlor blooming plants in bloom, $2, same.

Best camellias, $3, same. Best Variegated. leaved, plants, $2, same, visi ,•

SPECIAL.

Jas. i^'ick, Rochester, New York, for best collection cut flowers by an amateur, a large chromo, Mrs. Geo. Haywsrd.

DIVISION C.

MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT. WM. S. CLIFT, Superintendent. SECTION I. Best plow for general purposes, diploma and $5, Rogeis, Wheat & Co.

Best plow for clay soil, diplopia snd I5, Smith & Townley. Best plow for alluvial soil, diploma and $3, C. A. Power.

Best plow for sod, diploma and $3, Smith & Townler. Best sub soil plow, diploma and $3, no entry.

Best walking cultivator, two horse, diploma and $2, Rogers, Wheat & Co. Best double sh»vel plow, diploma find $2, W, F. Walmsley.

Best one horse corn plow, diploma and $2, Rogers, Wheat & Co. Best single shovel plow, diploma and $2, W. F. Walmsley.

Best cultivator, diploma and $3, same. Best wheat drill and seed sower, diploma and $3, Rogers, Wheat & Co.'

Best one-horse wheat drill, diploma and

$2,

same.

Best two-horse harrow, diploma and $5, same. Best corn planter, diploma and $3, Smiih & Townley.

Best collection agricultural implements and machines, diploma and |io, Smith & Townley.

Best apparatus for cooking feed for stock, diploma and $3, no entry. SECTION II.

Best pump, any kind for common use, diploma and

$5,

W. H. Fisk.

Best grass seed sower, diploma and $2, W. F. Walmsley. Best horse hay pitch fork, diploma and I3, Rogers. Wheat & Co.

Best fanning mill, diploma and $3, W. H. Fisk. Best cider mill, diploma and ^3, Rogers, Wheat & Co.

Best apple parer, diploma and $1, Rogers, Mr heat & Co. Best road scraper, first $2, C. A. Power.

Best sash lock, diploma and $1, Jules Houriet, Best collection cnSinet ware, diploma and $8, Foster & .*011

Best self opening gate, E. D. MpSherrv & Co Davton, non-enumerated.

SECTION IV.

WOODEN AXD WILLOW WARE* Best lot baskets, diploma and $3, E. Littleton.

Best collection corn brooms, diploma and $3, Mrs. Lewis W. Brown. Best half dozen ax handles, diploma and

$2,

J. R. Fagg.

Best stair work, $3, Clift & Williams. Best doors, $2, same. Best friadvw frames,

$2,

H. P. Townley Jc Co. », Best collection copper ware, diploma and $2, H. P. Townley & Co.

SECTION VI.

LEATHER AND LEATHER MANUFACTURES MADE WITHIN THIS STATE. Best short tug harnes*, diploma and $ 6 Peter Miller.

Best double light harness, diploma and $S, Peter Miller. Best single harness, diploma and($6, Peter Miller.

Best double harness, common use, diploma and

$5,

Peter Miller.

$3,

5i^

REAPERS, MOWERS, KTC.

The Vigo Agricultural Society offers no premium in this class, but cordially invite all manufacturers to place them on exhibition at the Fair.

SECTION III.

same:

SECTION V.

iJest' collection stoves, tin and sheet irsn ware, diploma and

10,

H. P. Town-'

ley ft Co. Best parlor stove, diploma and I3, H. P. Townley & Co.

Best coal cook stove, diploma and $3, H. P. Townley & Co. Best wood cook stove, diploma end $3,

Best man's saddle, diploftfJ Slid $2, Peter Miller. Best lady's saddle, diploma and $2, Peer Miller.

Best boy's saddle, diploma and $1, Peter Miller. Best riding bridle, diploma and $1 Pe er Miller.

Best collection boot*, shoes, gaiters and slippers, diploma and $1, C. H. Titus. Best fine calf pegged boots, diploma and $2, T. J. Griffith.

Best French kip, pegged, diploma and $2, T. J.Griffith. Best thick pegged booU, diploma and $i,T. J. Griffith.

Best collection trunks, valises, etc., diploma and $4, V. G. Dickout, Best' trunk, diploma and $4, V. G. Dickout.

Best valise, diploma and $2, V. G. Dickout. Best horse collar, diploma and $3 Peter Miller.

Best display of harness, saddles, bridles, etc., diploma and $6, Peter Miller. £,3 SECTION VII. *,"+"CARRAGE WORK.

Best carriage, diploma, and $S Scott Graff & Co. Bsst phaeton, diploma, and $4 same.

Best open buggy, diploma, and $4 same Bes carriage with slide seat, Scott, Graff & Co. non-enumerated.

Best top buggy, diploma, and $4 Harrison Jaskson &Co. Best spring wagon, diploma, and $5 Graff & Co.

Best sleigh, Scott Graff & Co. nonenumerated. SECTION VIII. INDIANA MINERALS, BUILDING STONE

Best collection of worked marble, including tomb-stone, mantels, etc, diploma and $5 S. SafTord, Paris.

SECTION IX.'

Best horse shoes made by hand diploma, an$3 Wm. K. Burnett. Best bed spring, Z. Habarling, nonenumerated.

Bebt specimen engraving, O. H. Statzr non-enumerated. SPECIALS

A. G. Austin & Co., hardware store, for best ornamental wood bi acket, made by a boy 15 jears or under, 1 Robin Hood seven shot revolver,r^'General" Brokaw.

L. Goodman Jr. & Co. Old reliable clothiers—For best home-made horse shoes, one silk „v?«t worth $5.^ Wm. Burnett.

DIVISION O. V."i,¥l

MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT. V. G. DICK HO UT, Superintendent. fiCLASS A.---

Best specimen silk embroidery on cloth, $2, no entry. Best specimen silk enibroidery on satin,

article can't be found.

Best specimen silk embtoidery on cashmere, §2, Mrs. Libbie Thomas. Best specimen of silk embroidery *n flannel, $2, Mrs. Libbie Thomas. 3est specimen worsted embroidery on flannel, $2, no entry.

Best specimen linen

embroidery

muslin, $1. article not worthy of premium. Best specimen cotton embroidery, $1, Mrs. Dr. Moore.

Best embroidered dress, $2, no entry. Beet embroidered night dress, $1, article not finished.

Best embroidered chemise. $1, two entries, but not worthy. Best specimen tapestry, $2, Miss Emma Meyer.

Best ottoman or chair cover in tapestry, $1, Mrs. Libbie Thomas. Best child's sack, crochet, 50 cents, Miss Mary Ehrnhardt.

Best child's apron, 50 cents, not worthy. Best watch receiver, on card board,

ccnts, Mi£s Mimic Strasser. jFV„r"1 Best pair lamp mats, cotton crochet, 50 cents, Mrs. C. Michaels.

Best pair lamp mats, worsted, 50 cents, Mrs. Libbie Thomas. Best pin cushion, tapestry, 50 cents, Miss Kate Baur.

Beat pin cushion, chenille embroidery, 50 cents, Mrs. Libbie Thomas,

Best pin cushion, tufted work, 50 cents, Mrs Jacob White. Best sofa cushion, fancy 'work, 1, Mrs. Jacob White.

Best

set washstand mats, crochet cot-

to.i, $1, Miss Kate Michaels. Best set washstand mats, crochet worsted, $r, Miss Kate Holtnan.

Best toilet set. Java canvas, worked with worsted, 11, Miss Mary Hagedon. Best toilet set, crochet cotton and wool, $t, Mrs. Eliza Meyer.

Best specimen tatting, 50 cents, Mrs. Geo. Hayward. Best specimen tatting, inserting

cents, Mrs. Geo. Hayward. Best specimen crochet, inserting, 50 cents, Mrs. Eliza Meyert.

Best specimen crochet edging, 50 cents, Mrs. Eliza Meyer. Best crochet shawl, Miss Anna Birfe

e*t crochet scarf, 50 cents, Mrs. C. C. Cornell. Best silk quilt, entirely finished, $2, Mrs. Jane E. Cramack.

Best patchwork quilt,'entirely finished, $2, Mrs. Aiwa J. Solomon. Best knit quilt. $2, Mrs. A. Lange. 5

Best skirts, drawers and chemise, Mrs, Dfr. Moore. Best tucked skirt by machine, $1, Miss Sophie Sacks.

Best calico dress, by machine, NUs Belle Davidson. Best calico dress, by hand, Mrs. Dr. N. Moore.

Best wax flowers, |i, Miss Mary Ehrhardt. Best feather wreath, $1, Miss Mary Ehrnhardt.

Best ornamental hair wreath, $1, Miss Lizzie E. Boyer. Best picture frame, card board, 50

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