100 



No. V3. H. W. Ingfersoll, Niles, best farm wagon, Diploma and $5 00 



No. 82. Ferdinand Oxenfeld, Detroit, 2d best farm wagon, 6 00 



No. 96. F. F. Parker & Brother, Detroit, best harrow, 3 00 



No. 11. Walter Chester, Detroit, best corn stalk cutter, 6 00 



No. 12. J. T. Willson, Jackson, best corn cob crusher, 6 00 



No. 14. F. Danforth, Olivet, best straw cutter, 5 00 



No. 75. C. A. Crary, Cokirabia, best horse rake, 5 00 



No. 74. J. S. Gay, Dowagiac, best roller for general use, 6 00 



No. 1 9. Jaseph Dinnebake, Detroit, best carriage harness, Di])lo- 



maand ' $2 00 



No. 39. D. 0. & W. S. Peniield, Detroit, best churn, 2 00 



No. 91. F. F. Parker & Brother, " " cheese press, .. . 2 00 



No. 83. R. C. Simmons, Novi, best grain cradle, 2 00 



No. 67. John Hutchins, Soulhfield, best 12 twine tied brooms, 2 00 



No. 80. Jasper Thomas, Geneseo, 111., best bee hive, 3 00 



No. 1. Wm. Hackley, Belleville, Jefferson couuty, N. Y,, cheeso 



press, Diploma. 



No. 59. R. E. Case, Three Rivers, single harness, 2 00 



No. 77. Piatt Adams, Detroit, single harness, 2 00 



PAYNE K. LEECH, 

 JOSEPH SIMMONS, 

 JOSEPH OILMAN, 



Committee. 



CLASS III. 



No. 4. John Hanford, Detroit, bast thrashing machine, Diplo- 

 ma and $10 00 



No. 6. John Hanford, Detroit, one plough, Discretionary. 



No. 7. Charles S. Chisholm, Dayton, Ohio, best com seed [ilant- 



er for hills and drills, Diploma and 5 00 



No. 15. P. Latshaw, Erie, steel plough Discretionary. 



No. 16. F. A. Haviland, Ann Arbor, best wheat drill, 5 00 



No. l7. John H. Rauch, Monroe, best corn slieller, 2 00 



No. 18, D. R. Doxie, TJillsdallo, best grass see*I sower,. .Discretionary. 

 No. 26. D. O. & Vv', S. Penfield, Detroit, h'o. 6 plow,. .Discretiunary. 

 No. 29. " " " cast steel, round scrnper, " 



No. 31. " u ■ a cQj-n and seed planter, 



hand O)' horse, 6 00 



