495 



Best vest, $0 50 



" bedstead, 1 00 



" sofa, 1 00 



" bureau, 1 00 



" six chairs, _ 1 00 



" table, 1 00 



" rocking chair, . 1 00 



" set of horse shoes, SO^ 



" lot of horse shoe nails, not less than 1 pound, 50' 



CLASS XVI. DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES THIRD VARIETY. 



Judges — p. L. Hendricks, A. F. Albright, John D. Appleton. 



Best flour barrel, 50' 



" pork barrel, 50- 



" panel door, 1 00- 



" window sash, 50* 



" cooking stove, 1 00" 



"parlor " 100 



" barrel flour, 1 00 



CLASS XVn. ORNAMENTAL NEEDLEWORK. 



Judges — Mrs. D. Hinman, Mrs. Wm. McCauley, Mrs. C. L. Grouse. 



CLASS XVIII. FLOWERS. 



Judges — Mrs. Geo. W. Lee, Mrs. W. A. Buckland, Mrs. Jas. B. Lee. 



CLASS XIX. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. 



Judges — A. Younglove, G. Baetkie, E. N. Fairchild. 



CLASS XX. PLOWING MATCH. 



Judges — R. P. Bush, R. Grouse, M. Gaston, James Rice, Daniel Bou- 

 tell. 



Best I acre, S3 00 



2d " 2 00 



Note. — Owing to the limited means of the Society, the Board of 

 Directors have not felt warranted in ofi'ering premiums for a specific 

 hst of articles in classes 17, 18, and 19, but specimens and contribu- 

 tions are respectfully sohcited in all those classes, and premiums will be 

 awarded for meritorious articles, as the means of the Society will war- 

 rant. 



