Annual Meeting — Premiums Awarded. 125 



Fruit by Non- Professional Cultivators. 



Best and greatest displaj' of varieties, not to exceed thirty, A. J. Phil- 

 ips, West Salem $10 00 



Second best, P. J. Foster, Rock Spring 7 50 



Third best, Henry Taylor, Middleton 5 00 



Best ten varieties adapted to the northwest, A. J. Philips 7 00 



Second best, Mrs. A. A. Boyce, Lodi 5 00 



Third best, A. Sherman, Janesville. . 3 00 



Best ten varieties, large and showy, H. C Willson, Madison 5 00 



Second best, A. J. Philips 3 00 



Third best, Mrs A. A. Boyce 2 00 



Best five varieties adapted to tue northwest, A. J. Philips 3 00 



Second best, E. D. Lewis, Lake Mills 2 00 



Third best, A. Sherman 1 00 



Best and largest variety of winter, not to exceed ten, A. J. Philips. . 5 00 



Second best, L.Mirtin, Brown Co 3 00 



Third best, Geo. Jeffery, Smithville 2 00 



Best five varieties winter, A. J. Philips 3 00 



Second best, L. Martin 2 00 



Third best, E. D. Lewis 1 00 



Largest apple, H. A. Lewis, Madison 1 00 



Heaviest apple, H. C. Willson 1 00 



PEARS. 



Best and greatest display of varieties, Geo. Jeffery $3 00 



Second best, J. Y. Ozanne, Racine 2 00 



Third best, L. Martin 1 00 



Best three varieties, L. Martin 2 00 



Second best, Geo. Jeftery 1 00 



B^st Flemish Beauty, L Martin 2 00 



PLUMS. 



Best and greatest variety, D. T. Pilgrim, West Granville $3 00 



Second best, Geo. Jeffery 2 00 



Third best, John Spaulding, Janesville 1 00 



Best native or wild, D. T. Pilgrim , . 1 00 



We find on exhibition, by P. J. Foster of Sauk county, a plate of Flemish 

 Beauty pear3, which were not entered, but which are superior in size to any 

 competing. 



Also, a fine collection of named apples, from James Barr of Jefferson, and 

 a similar one from the Green County Agricultural Society. 



Also, a basket of peaches, grown in the city of Madison, by J. E. Scpaiers 

 ■which are large, late and fine. 



All these exhibits are worthy of commendation in the opinion of the com- 

 mittee. 



Geo. P. Peffer, 

 W. W. Daniells, 

 J. C. Plumb, 



Committee. 

 GRAPES. 



Best and greatest display of varieties, V. Lowe, Palmyra $10 00 



Secon 1 best, Isaac Adams, Door Creek 7 50 



Third best, F. S. Lawrence, Janesville 5 00 



Best ten varieties, V. Lowe 7 50 



Second best, F. S. Lawrence 5 00 



