436 



1. Lewie Basoom, 2 pair fan-tailed doves, recommend dis- 

 cretional prera., ^ $ 60 



14. J. T. Wilson, 3 broods domestic fowls, recommend dis- 

 cretional prem., 60 



9. B. Stevens, best collection Cochin Chinas, 1st prem., 1 00 



1. G. P. Bennett, best white Shanghai, recommend discre- 

 tional prem., SO 



10. B. Stevens, best Braham Pootras, recommend discretional 



prem., 60 



WM. YOUNKIN, 

 STEWARD LAMB, 

 PATRICK TURNER, 



Committfit. 



FARM IMFLEMKNT8. 



1. Pinney <fe Larapson, 2 grain cradles 60 



1. " " 5 forks, 80 



1. •< " 2 hoes, _ 60 



1. « « 2 scythe snaths, 60 



2. Hall & Wilsey, 1 grain cultivator, class No. 1, 60 



8. Jas. DePuy, 1 hinge harrow, 1 00 



4. C. A. Crary, N. Y., one horse rake, Committee recom- 

 mend descretional prem., 1 00 



6. G. W. Watkins, 1 cheese press, McKinney's eccentric lev- 



els fiO 



V. J. W. Hulin, best yankee corn sheller, cla«« No. 3, 60 



7. J. W. Hulin, best thermometer churn, class No. 4, '60 



7. J. W. Hulin, 1 stove, "Farmers' Friend," prem., 60 



8. O. 0. Mosher, best sub-soil plow, prem., No. 1, 1 00 



8. « " stubble « « « 6, 1 00 



8. « " sod " " " 4, 2 00 



9. « « gang u u u 6, 60 



9. J. G. Cornell, " common cultivator, prem., No. 3, 60 



