461 



Best pen Saxon ewes, 0. H. Foote, $2 00 



," « lambe, " 1 00 



" boar, W. Birdsall, 100 



" coop Shanghai fowls, H. Holt, - - *;- ^ 2 00 



" " Cochin China fowls, J. W. Sligh, 2 00 



^ Poland ducks, Dr. A. Piatt, •. 50 



" breeding sow and litter of pigs, entered the second day by 

 E. Reed. 



Best lumber wagon, G. C. & J. G. Fitch, 2 00 



2d " Sebra Rathbun, 1 00 



The wagon exhibited by Messrs. Cook & Baxter was well worthy of 

 public notice ; the judges remarked that the three wagons exhibited, 

 were the best they ever saw in any place. 



Best wagon hubbs, L. R. Atwater, 50 



Best family carriage, G. C. & J. 0. Fitch, 3 00 



Best lot of carpenter's tools, W. S. Gunn, 2 00 



" " cooper's " " " 1 00 



A grubbing-hoe and bush-hook, exhibited by W. S. Gunn, were wor- 

 thy of public notice. 



Best rifle, S. «fe G. R. Pierce, 1 00 



Best lot of tin ware, Foster <fe Parry, 1 00 



Best model for bridge, Ives & Luce, 2 00 



Best sample of brick, Seymour <fe Baldwin, 60 



Best friction matches, C. C. Roberts, 25 



Best beets, James Ewing, 25 



Best cabbage, S. Wright, 25 



Best onions, Ezra Reed, 25 



Best potatoes, N. L. Avery, 26 



Best seed wheat, C. P. Schermerhorn, 25 



A beautiful specimen of spring wheat was exhibited by Mr. 

 Sligh. 



Best pumpkins, 0. Van Buren, 25 



Best squash, N. L. Avery, 25 



Best seed com, D. S. Wooster, 50 



Best grapes, H. B. Smith, 50 



Best quinces, W. G. Henry, 50 



2d " Hiram Rhodes, 25 



