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well adapted, and we hope they may receive more attention than 

 heretofore. 



The Onions were good, and we are satisfied, that by sowing 

 in drills, in deep, rich and finely pulverized soil, afterwards 

 rolling to give it firmness, they may become a profitable crop. 



All of which is respectfully submitted. 



Geo. p. Peffer, Chairman. 



Class C. — No. 24. — Domestic Manufactures. 



Judges—^. J. Emmons, Madison ; Mrs. T. C. Dousman, Mil- 

 waukee; Mrs. E. W. Edgerton, Waterville. 



Best Hearth Rug, Mrs. P. S. Carver, Delavan, . . $4 

 Best Woolen Blanket, Matthias Shoemaker, Milwaukee, 2 

 Best specimen of Artificial Flowers, Miss Mary Haywood, Mil- 

 waukee, 1 



Best Table Cover, Mrs. Sophia Goosman, Wilwaukee, . 1 



Best Worsted Shawl, Mrs. Sophia Goosman, Milwaukee, 1 



Best Embroidered Skirts, Mrs. S. M. Booth, Milwaukee, 1 

 Best Lamp Mat, Mrs. L. S. Kellogg — Milwaukee, 



Best Embroidered Table Cover, John Draz, Milwaukee, 1 



Best Honiton Lace, Mrs. Mary Ellis, Milwaukee, . . 2 



Best Silk Bonnet, Thomas Palmer, Milwaukee, . . 1 



Class C. — No. 27. — Flowers. 



Judges — Dr. McVicker, Milwaukee ; Mrs. L. A. Smith, Ply- 

 mouth ; Mrs. H. J. Starin, Whitewater. 



Greatest variety and quantity of Cut Flowers, Thomas Hislop, 



Milwaukee, $5 



Greatest variety of Dahlias, Thomas Hislop, Milwaukee, 3 



Best three varieties of Phlox, Thomas Hislop, Mil., . 2 



Greatest variety of Verbenas, Thomas Hislop, Mil., . 3 



Best Seedling Verbena, John W. Dunlap, Mil., . . 2 



Best collection of Asters, Thomas Hislop, Mil., . . 3 



Best and greatest variety of Pansies, Thos. Hislop, Mil., 3 



Best collection of Green House Plants, J. W. Dunlap, Mil., 3 



2d best do., Thomas Hislop, Mil., 2 



Best Grass Bouquet, P. B. Hill, Mil., .... 2 



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