THE STATE FAIR— 1873. 



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labors of horticultarists with iu Michigan. Many of the exhibitors are nnable 

 to make the display they would, because they have not room. Some of the 

 displays will have to be placed out doors near the hall. 



Iq the middle of the hall, throughout nearly its whole length, are double 

 stands, three feet wide, holding sand a few inches deep, in which are placed 

 cut flowers in glasses, or with stems stuck into the sand. Every few feet along 

 the walls is an oil painting, chromo or engraving, kindly loaned by Mr. L. E. 

 Patten, of this city, to handsomely relieve the bare walls. 



REGISTER OF ENTRIES, 1873. 



DIVISION A. — ORCHARDS AND VINEYARDS. 



ARTICLE. 



Apple orchard without eaccession 

 Peach " " " .... 



" with succession 



Monroe Nursery 



Delaware Vineyard 



Lowell Nursery 



Union Nursery 



Commercial Plant House 



Vineyard with succession 



Plat Strawberries 



Red Raspberries 



Black Cap Raspberries 



Commercial Plant House 



Apple Orchard for Profit 



" for profit without suc'n 



Concord Vineyard 



Delaware Vineyard 



Apple Orchard 



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Pear Orchard 



Apple Orchard 



Pear Orchard 



D. & C. Vineyard 



Raspberry Patch 



Blackberry " 



Strawberry " 



Plum Orchard 



Ajjple Orchard with succession 



Peach Orchard 



Apple Orchard 



Peach Orchard-. 



" with succession 



Vineyard, for table use 



Peach Orchard 



Vineyard, for table use 



Vineyard 



Vineyard for profit, succession 



Apple Orchard 



Concord Vineyard 



Raisin Valley Vineyard 



Vineyard of Native Grapes 



' for table use 



' for wine 



Gen'l Nurs'y— Monroe City Nurs'y 



Peach orchard for profit 



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" for profit, with succes'n 

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Red Raspberry Plat 



Vineyard, for table use 



Plum Orchard 



BY WHOM ENTERED. 



J. B. Soule. 



I. E. Ilgcnfritz & Co. 



J. G. Ramsdell 



N. P. liusted 



L. G. Bragg & Co 



T. R. Ren wick 



Wm. G. VVheaton 



L. G. Bragg & Co 



John RutUe 



Joseph Gridley 

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N. E. Smith . 



L. H. Bailey 



W. H. Hurlburt. 



Loveday 



Jo5^e))h Dow , 



Joseph L'lnnin.. 



Wiggleworth & Histead . 



L. S. Clark 



L. P. Curtis 



Jas. & Isaac Brennau. 



Alanson Calkins 



David Yeiter 



John Yeiter 



Fred Yeiter 



Jeremiah Bridges 



A. R. Sherburne 



M. F.Smith 



J. M. Dean 



•J. Dage 



N. C. Sterling 



P'ie Aax Peaux Wine Co.. 

 J. M. Sterling 



Geo. W. Bruckner. 



Diedrich & Brisacker 



Reynolds, Lewis & Co 



A. T. Pennyman 



H.J. Linderman 



A. Cook 



T. W. Bishop 



H. J. Linderman 



C.T. Bryant 



Wigglesworth & Histead .. 



W. O Starke 



C.T. Bryant 



P. O. Address 

 AND Remarks. 



Fruitport. 



Monroe. 

 Traverse City, 

 Lowell. 

 Kalamazoo. 

 Grand RapidB. 

 Kalamazoo, 



Grand RapidE. 



Kalamo, 

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Ionia. 



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South Haven. 



Cascade. 

 South Lowell. 



Bangor. 



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Covert. 

 South Haven. 

 G. Rapids town. 



Bangor. 

 Monroe. 



Detroit. 



Monroe. 

 South Haven. 



Bangor. 

 South Haven. 

 Monroe. 

 South Haven, 



