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LIST OF ENTRIES AT THE PAVILION. 



E. Clark— Fur robe. 



Milt Woolford — Beets, blood turnip. 



H. A. Morse — Traveler's American hammock. 



Amelia Huseman — Cornucopia and straw flowers, set toilet mats. 



Mrs. Noi'dheim — Currant wine one year old, red wine, white wine. 



Emma Schlagel — Cut flowers, autumn bouquet. 



Louisa Schlagel — Cut flowers. 



Mrs. S. A. Burrows — Moss cross, moss lyre, shell frame, shell pyramid, decorated vases, lace 

 pillowshams, Japanese vases, silk embroidery. 



Mrs. Monroe — Iiil'ant skirt, crochet afglian stitch, ladies suit of underclothes. 



Mrs Tickner — Cardboard motto, moss cross. 



Mrs. Theo. Young — Dried grasses. 



Miss Mary Wetzel — Worsted sofa pillow, pencil drawing, fruit piece. 



Mrs. Tickner — Drawn footstool. 



Mrs. H. L. Davis — Apple jelly, preserved huckleberry, blue plum jell}', currant jelly, wild 

 plum jelly, gooseberry jelly, quince jelly, white grape jelly, Chili sauce, tomato soy, 

 cucumber pickles, tomato pickles, melon mangoes, pepper mangoes, pear preserves, tomato 

 preserves, bartlett pears, canned peaches, white cling peaches, pound cake, acme tomato, 

 green peppers, blue plums, egg plums, mangel wurzel beets, large potato, hubbard squash, 

 pound pears, sugar pears, winter nellis pears, bell pears, Indian peaches, freestone peaches, 

 large white peach, peerless potatoes, late rose potatoes, snowflake potatoes, early Goodrich 

 potatoes. 



Hattie Davis — Patchwork quilt, tufted pincushion, coral mat. 



Mary Davis — Crochet tidy, sofa cushion, pincushion, toilet mat, worsted embroidered cross. 



Aggie Vance — Preserved Indian peaches. 



F. Rogler — A mammoth sponge, about fourteen inches in diameter. 



Theo. Young — A fine display of candies and confectionery in a glass covered frame of pigeon 



holes, showing si.xty-iive different varieties of choice candies. 

 E. Carrick — Gypsum. 



Miss Danforth — Crochet shawl and catch-all. 

 Mrs. E. Steele — Large exhibit of cut flowers, colodium leaves. 

 Mrs. Tickner — -Air castle, crystallized bouquet. 

 Eliza Strickland — Cornucopia and straw flowers. 

 Miss T. Bell — Zejihyr fascinator. 

 Fred. Cole — Bartlett pears. 

 Miss Hilt — Twenty-three varieties of apples, nine varieties of peaches, twelve varieties of 



grapes, five varieties of pears, peach pickles, canned currants, canned peaches (white 



pearl j, golden and crimson canned blackberries, vinegar, strained honey, honey in comb, 



sponge cake. 

 Mary Wetzel — Woisted wreath, cardboard letter pocket. 

 Etta Patterson — Water color drawing. 

 Mrs. Wheeler — Ci'ochet and tatting. 

 Nehrbass & Harmon — Horseshoes. 

 L. S. Wilson — Butman squash, Bronnell's beauty potatoes, Wright's centennial potatoes, cider 



vinegar, and fresh butter. 

 Mrs. S. Young — Crapapple jelly, currant jelly, blackberry jelly, and sugar pears. 

 Ella Merrick— Chair tidy. 

 Emma Schlagel — Hair wreath. 



Dora Duenkel — Cardboard frame. , 



Minnie Koester — Crochet chemise band, toilet set, crochet lace, and chair tidy. 

 Charles Nesbit — Exhibit of enlarged and colored photographs (India ink), Berlin finish. 

 Charles Schlicht — Red wheat flour, and mixed wheat flour. 

 Mrs. E. Steele — Three varieties of fuchsias, and snake cactus. 

 Mrs. Repp — Pickled peaches, sweet pickle peaches, fresh crabapples, fresh pears, blackberries, 



tomatoes, mustard pickles, crabapple jelly, blackberry jelly, currant jelly, apple jelly. 

 Clara Bertha Burrows (aged six years) — Two patchwork quilts. 

 Lena Burrows — Cardboard match safe, set of worsted toilet mats, cardboard frame. 

 Nellie Scheld — Chair tidy. 

 Mrs. Burrows — Carriage afghan. 

 Dora Duenkel — Specimen of writing. 

 Bernard Duenkel — Specimen of writing. 

 Emma Schlagel — Crochet fascinator. 



Mary Pashburg — Crochet tidy, feather cake, crochet mittens. 

 Mrs. J. Pashburg — Raised biscuit, mixed pickles, cauliflower pickles, piccalilli, fresh tomatoes, 



tomato catch u(), fresh blackberries. 

 Mrs. Schofield — McChore's system of dress cutting, patterns of ladies' basque, gent's shirt, and 

 boys' pants. 



