414 SISKIYOU COUNTY 



Mrs. Eogler — Paper flowers. 



Miss Kate Rule — Crystallized cross. 



Mrs. S. Autenrieth — Tomato jelly, log cabin quilt. 



Mrs. Strickland — Stockings, and carpet rug. 



Mrs. Harinony — Hairwork wreath. 



Mrs. Tickner — Blackberry wine, moss work, and colored photograph. 



Maggie Witherill — Two card boa i-d mottoes. 



Raynes & Pyle — A fine display of silverware, just received from New York, comprising teapot, 

 silver plated combination set, butter dish, two castors, two cake dishes, two pickle 

 stands, water pitcliers, spoon holders, child's cup, knives and forks, and two pair of vases. 



Miss Kate Rule — Tied tidy, two patchwork quilts. 



Mrs. Rogler — Begonia in blossom. 



Mrs. Martin — Fresh cherries, currant jelly, and erapapple jelly. 



Renner & Young — E.Khibit of pokeberries. 



Sam Jackson — Conqueror tomato, sweet pumpkin, curly squash, Hubbard squash, mammoth 

 squash, crook-neck squash, flat sugar beet, hard shell squash, drumiiead cabbage, King 

 Pliilip corn, Oregon white coi'n, Pennsylvania yellow corn, white flint hominy corn, little 

 yellow Yankee corn, evergreen sweet corn, patent offi'^e sweet corn, s[)ring wlieat, pink- 

 eye beans. Chili beans, small white beans, winter peach blow potato, early Vermont 

 potato, and bacon. 



Mrs. Repp — Fruit cake. 



Mrs. Merrill — Lace overdress. 



Dr. F. G. Hearn — Large cabinet of gold, silver, and various other mineral ore specimens, and a 

 large number of Indian relics, fossils, petrified articles, etc., found in various sections of 

 the county. 



Mrs. II. Kessler — Embroidered footstool, braided jjillowshams, preserved pears, ornamental 

 butter. 



Ida Ranous — Bouquet of flowers, soda biscuit, air castle. 



Mrs. K. Ranous — Raised biscuit, light bread, cut flowers. 



Mrs. Barnes — Autumn wreath. 



Addie Skinner — Autumn wreath. 



John Magofl'ey, aged sixteen — Specimen penmanship, pen drawing, an excellent display of 

 chii'ograjjhy. 



Jensen & Riley — Two ornamental cakes, ornamented by Mrs. Iffland. 



Mrs. Parks — Cut flowers. 



Mrs. .1. Pashburg — Pleating machines. 



Mrs. Kenyon — Applique quilt. 



Antone Foster — Karly rose potatoes, blue potatoes, white neshannock potatoes, peerless potatoes, 

 early Goodrich potatoes, peachblow potatoes, European potatoes, peachblow tomatoes, 

 white onion, carrots, Hubbard squash, lady squash, yellow beans, pinkeye beans, Froncli 

 beans. 



Mrs. Bisbee — Bouquet of flowers. 



R. Keayou — Man j;el wurz3l beat, sugar beet, French improved beet, late rose potatoes. 



Antone Foster — Flat Dutch cabbage. 



Miss Agnes Miner, aged ten years — Child's apron, hemming on towel lamp mat. 



Scheld Brothers — Six jai's of cand}'. 



Mrs. Hutchinson — Home made soap. 



Mrs. D. Horn — Applique quilt, patchwork quilt, white quilt. 



H. A. Morse — A]>ples. 



Aggie Vance, twelve years old — Sofa pillow, Java canvas tidy, pincushion, cardboard scales, 

 card receiver. 



Lulu Vance, nine years old — Cauliflower and onion pickles. 



Mrs. Harmon — Moss rug. 



Mrs. Iffland exhibited a fine display of millinery goods, dressed dolls, and ladies' fancy goods. 



L. Swan — Dalzelles and patent axle. 



Mrs. Alice Green — Pitclier plant, honey-comb tidy. 



John Bloomingcamp — Winter wheat. 



L. Swan — Top buggy, freight wagon. 



Mrs. J. Vance — Bartlett pears. 



M. Blake — Indian peach. 



John Bloomingcamp — Free and cling peaches. 



D. Ream — E.xliibit of brick. 



Mrs. J. Evans — Peach marmalade, Dickled peai'S, pickled grapes, fresh pears, fresh peaches, 

 fresh cling peaches, grape jelly, fi-esh butler, freestone seedling peach, Bartlett pears, 

 alfalfa seed, winter squash, B\itman squash, bacon. 



Mrs. Charles Hammond — .Applique quilt. 



Robbie Herzog — Fancy bridle. 



Mrs. Rogler — Handkerchief box, duster box, hunting belt, crochet pincushion cover, wall 

 pocket, crochet tidy. 



Mrs McKay — Hand embroidered pillowshams. ' 



Mrs. A. Wetzell— Cut flowers. 



Mrs. Herr— Knitted quilt. 



