546 STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE. 



Wiard Plow Co., 2d premium f25 00 



Bement & Sous, Lansing, 3d premium ]o 00 



Jointer plow — Wiard Plow Co., discretionary 1 00 



One-horse plow— Wiard Plow Co., discretionary 1 00 



Wrougiit frame sulky plows— Furst, Bradley & Co., discretionary 2 00 



Samples of chilled plows— Gale Manufacturing Co., Albion, discretionary... 2 00 



Reversible steel plow point — N. G. Plnnej', New Hudson, discretionary 1 00 



One swivel plow for level lands— W. S. Penfield, Detroit, discretionary 1 00 



Sulky plow attachment— P. P. Mast & Co., Springfield, Ohio 1 00 



One sulky plow— Gale Maiuifacturing Co., Albion, discretionary 2 00 



One corn plow — M. Limback, Detroit, discretionary 1 00 



One three-horse equalizer for plows — J. C. Blunier, Kalamazoo, discretionary, 1 00 



MILTON J. GARD, 

 SAMUEL CADY, 

 B. B. MOSHER, 



Committee. 



CLASS 36.— TILLAGE INSTRUMENTS. 



Best field roller— O. A. Smith. Birmingham , $5 00 



Best harrow for general use— W. S. Penfield, Detroit 5 00 



Best iron harrow— Polly & Wherry, Plymouth 3 00 



Best wooden harrow, Mitchell Bros., Oxford 3 00 



Best one-horse cultivator — Bement & Sons, Lansing 3 OO* 



Best display of cultivators exhibited by manufacturers — Robbins' Cultivator 



Co., Jackson, 1st premium 50 00 



P. P. Mast & Co., Springfield, Ohio, 2d premium 25 00 



Bement & Sons, Lansing, 3d premium 10 00 



Best m.achine for hoeing and weeding drills in garden — W. S. Penfield, De- 

 troit 2 00 



Combined riding or w.ilking cultivator with fifth shovel — Furst & Bradley, 



Chicago, 111., discretionary 3 00 



Seeder attachment, Emerson — Tolcott & Co.. Rockford,lirinoIs, discretionary 5 00 



Two-horse cultivator— Frank II. Satter & Co., Battle Creek, discretionary... 3 00 

 Combined field roller and plaster sower and seeder— Fitzsimmons & Co., 



Reading, discretionary 2 00 



Tongueless cultivator— J. H. Jones, Allegan, discretionary 3 00 



Sulky cultivator— Emerson, Tolcott, & Co., Rockford, 111., discretionary 2 00 



Two-horse corn cultivator — Long, Ollslatter & Co., Grand Rapids, discretion- 

 ary 2 00 



Wheat hoe— A. B. Tnivis, Brandou, discretionary 5 00 



Corn and fallow cultivator— A. B. Travis, Brandon, discretionary 2 00 



Standard walking cultivator— Emerson, Talcott & Co., Rockford, 111., dis- 

 cretionary 2 00 



DEXTER WHITE, Northville, 

 A. G. GATES, Otsego, 

 JOSEPH CLAYTON, 



Committee. 



CLASS 37.-SEED.DRILLS, PLANTERS, SOWERS, ETC. 



Best two-horse seed drill — "Farmer's Friend," W. S. Penfield, Detroit, 1st 



premium 25 00 



P. P. Mast & Co., 2d premium 15 00 



Best two-horse broad-cast seeder for grain— D. G. McSherry, Dayton, Ohio.. 20 00 



Robbins' Cultivator Co., J.ickson, 2d premium 10 00 



Best ashes and plaster sower, horse power — Geo. H. Fowler, Detroit, 1st pre- 

 mium 5 00 



Best corn or bean planter, horse power — Emerson, Tolcott & Co., Rockford, 



111 5 00 



Drill for sewing seeds of root crops by hand — W. S. Penfield, Detroit, 1st 



premium 1 00 



Best hand corn planter. Remington & Co., 1st premium 1 00 



AV. S. Penfield, Detroit, 2d premium 50 



An attachment to seed drill, discretionary silver medal 



A fertilizer attachment to drill ! silver medal 



A. B. GULLEY, Dearborn. 

 L. RIGGS, Belleville. 

 JOHN KIRBY, Volinia, 

 Committee. 



