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Robert Chalmers, best sherry wine, $5. 



Robert Chalmers, best white wine, $5. 



Robert Chalmers, best California port wine, $5. 



Robert Chalmers, best display of brandies and wines, diploma and $5. 



Kramp Brothers, grape brandy, S5. 



Kramp Brothers, dry wine, $5. 



Kramp Brothers, sparkling wine, $2 50. 



Recommend special premiums to Robert Chalmers for the best Natoma wine, angelica wine r 

 Isabella wine, Burgundy wine, green Hungarian wine, Catawba wine bitters, sweet Muscat wine, 

 heavy wine, cherry cordial, blackberry brandy, blackberry wine, blackberry cordial. 



SEVENTH DEPARTMENT. 



CLASS I. — FINE ARTS. 



Miss Agnes Blair, best oil painting, $5. 



Miss Agnes Blair, best crayon drawing, diploma. 



Miss Agnes Blair, best crayon drawing, diploma. 



SPECIAL PREMIUMS. 



J. Lyons, best exhibit wheat, one hundred pounds, $5. 



C. McCuen, best exhibit barley, one hundred pounds, $5. 



C. McCuen, best exhibit potatoes, ) m, g= 



J. Lyons, best exhibit potatoes, ) ' * 



I. S. Bamber, best exhibit fruit, $5. 



Miss Aggie Blair, best exhibit in art, local artist, S5. 



C. H. McCuen, most meritorious display in the pavilion, silver basket. 



A. Demuth, best exhibit flour. 



Mrs. S. L. Reynolds, best exhibit canned fruit; jellies, in glass, set of dishes. 



Mrs. Gr. C. Congdon, second best exhibit canned fruit and jellies in glass, 85. 



Geo. Alderson, best exhibit drygoods. 



Second best exhibit of drygoods, Mierson and Jewell & Co. 



Best exhibit of gents' and boys' clothing, M. Simon & Son. 



Second best exhibit of gents' and boys' clothing, C. Cleve. 



Best exhibit of woolen blankets, M. Simon & Sou. 



Best display of silverware, George Parsons. 



Best exhibit of hardware, Weatherwax & "Woodward. 



Best exhibit of cutlery, Weatherwax & Woodward. 



Best exhibit of Queensware, Weatherwax & Woodward. 



Best exhibit of cabinet ware, Arthur Hale. 



Best exhibit of stationery, A. P. Hall. 



Best exhibit of spring-tooth harrows, Batchelor, Van Gelder & Co. 



Best exhibit of plows, Oliver chilled plow, Holman, Stanton & Co. 



Best exhibit of pumps, stoves, and ironware, Weatherwax & Woodward. 



Best exhibit of woodenware, Arthur Hale. 



Best exhibit of machinery, John Beckman, Jr. 



Best exhibit of quartz, Arctic Quartz Mill, Grizzly Flat. 



Best exhibit of cement gravel, S. Zerga & Co., Newtown. 



Best exhibit of marble work, H. J. Griffith, Placerville. 



Best exhibit of prunes, Tom Fraser, special premium. 



Best exhibit of Garfield rye, T. Fraser, special ]:>remium. 



Worsted work, Mrs. Hale, special mention. 



Best hand-made picture frames, George Fratoe, Kelseys, diploma. 



Best hand-made rug, Mrs. G. E. Morey, diploma. 



Best buckskin gloves, Miss R. H. King, diploma. 



Fifty canary birds, Harry Weiner, special mention. 



Best fancy toilet articles, Jolly & McLure, diploma. 



Best apple parer, corer, and slicer, W. H. Dyer, diploma. 



Best extension stepladder, Weatherwax & Woodward, special mention. 



Best plum and peach pitter, Jacob Lyon, diploma. 



Best silk quilt, Mrs. Wetzler, diploma. 



P. J. Isbel, hand dried fruit and peanuts, special mention. 



R. Demuth, special premium for wheat, rye, Graham flour, and commeal, manufactured in El 

 Dorado County. 



R. A. Maddan, Placerville, cotton plant, special mention. 



Mrs. J. M. Knight, silk embroidered baby skirt, also baby crochet shawl. 



Mrs. S. J. Alter, Japanese vase, California soapstone vase, Swedish candlestick, special men- 

 tion. 



F. N. Spencer, special diploma for a most meritorious display of grapes, apples, peaches, and 

 pears. 



Ben. Parlow, special mention for fine display of cling peaches. 



THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. 



