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Page Brothers, best cow, three years olil and under four, Mamie, $8. 

 ragi> Urotliers, best beifi-r, one Vfar nlil and uiitler two. Miss Mullaly, $4. 

 Page Brotliers, best heifer calf, Jennie, $.'5. 



TUOROUOHBRED SHEEP. 



Page Brothers, best five French Merino ewes, $10. 



I'age Brotliors, best Spanisli ram, $1(1. 



K. IF. (^rane, best Soiitiidown ram, $10. 



Win. Hill, best five Spanish ewes, $10. 



Page Brothers, best five French Merino ewe lambs, $5. 



Pat;e Brothers, best five ram lambs, $6. 



U. Crane, best five ewe lambs, $:>. 



(iRADE STOCK. 



Page Brothers, best ram, $S. 



Page Brothers, best liv(> ram lambs, $4. 



K. Craue, best five ewe lambs, $4. 



GOATS. 



S. A. Kendall, best Angora goat, diploma and $10. 

 S. A. Kendall, best three Angora does, $10. 

 S. A. Kendall, best lour Angora kids, $5. 



SWINE. 



George Campbell, best Berkshire boar, $8. 



G. P. Ba.xter, best Berkshire sow with five J'igs, $5. 



Geo. Campbell, best five pigs of any breed, $5. 



GRADE STOCK. 



G. D. Green, best boar. $5. 



G. D. Green, best sow, $5. 



K. Cra)ie, best five pigs, under six months old, $5. 



G. D. Green, finest and fattest hog, .$5. 



PUKE IIRED POULTRY. 



Morris Brothers, best exhil)it, not less than five varieties, $10. 



R. Crane, best lot of Light ]}rahmas, not less than three, $? 50. 



Morris Brothers, best lot of Dark Brahmas, not less than three, .$2 50. 



Allie Hill, best lot of Bufl' Coehins, not less than three. $2 50. 



K. Crane, best lot of White Cochins, not than three, $2 50. 



Morris Brothers, best lot of Black Cochins, not less than three, .$2 5l>. 



Morris l$rothers, best Partridge Cochins, $2 50. 



Morris Brothers, best lot of Silver-S]iangled Hamburgs, not less than three, $2 50. 



Morris Brothers, best lot of Black Spanish, not less than thi<'e, $2 50. 



Morris Brothers, best lot of White Spanish, not less than three, $2 50. 



•lames Laut;hlin, best lot of Iloudans, not less than three, $2 50. 



Mrs. .J. ]3utton, best lot of Brown Leghorns, not less thanthree, $2 50. 



Morris Brothers, best lot of White Leghorns, not less than three, $2 50. 



T. H. Cary, best lot of game. $2 50. 



Isadorc Walker, best lot of .Ia])auese Bantams, .$2. 



.1. P. Bodchaver, best lot of Bronze turkeys, $3. 



Mniris 15rotliers, best lot of Domiiiiiiues. $2. 



Morris Brothers, best lot of Sultans, $2 50. 



Morris Brotliers, best lot of White-crested Polish, $2. 



Miss N. Symonds, best lot of geese, $3. 



K. Crane, best lot of ducks, $2 50. 



AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS. 



J. C. Purvine, best sack of ,\ustralian wheat, not less tlian one hunclied pounds, $b. 

 II. Gaston, best sack of Chili wheat, not less than one hundred pounds, $5. 

 L. W. Walker, best sack of wheat, of any otlier variety, .$5. 



E. K. Charles, best sack of barley, not less than one hundred pounds, $5. 

 John Kendall, Itest sack of rye, not less than one hundred j)ounds. $5. 

 H. Gast<in, best sack of oats, not less than one hundred pounds. $5. 

 George P. McXear, best sack of wheat flour, one hundrcil jiounds, $5. 

 George P. McNear, best sack of corn meal, fifty j>ouiids. $:i. 



H. Watt, best sack of shelled corn, not less tli'an one hundred pounds, $5. 

 ■Jolm (Juinn, best single variety of potatoes, .$2. 



P. Mullaly. best collection of jiotatoes, not less than five varieties, $5. 

 H. Meacliam, best exhibit of sijuashcs. .$2. 



F. W. Tiougee, best exhibit of ))umpkins, $2. 



T. M. Chapman, best e.xliibit of peas, ten pcumls, $2. 



.1. V. Kodehaver, best exhibit of beans, not less than tliiee varieties, ten pounds each, $2 50. 



W. Gibson, best exhibit of sugar beets, $2. 



