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State Horticultui'al Society. 

 RErORT OF COMMITTEE OX FRUITS. 



Mrs. Neal Kelley, Peirce City — 

 Dish Dyehouse cherry 



R. H. George, Peirce City- 

 Two boxes Brandy wine strawberries. 



A. Nelson, Lebanon — 



One box Gandy strawberries 



M. 



P. Glasford, Peirce City — 



One box Gandy strawberries 



Two boxes Kansas raspberries 



Two boxes Early Richmond cherries 



One box June berries 



One box Houghton gooseberries 



One box Red Dutch currants 



L. Parker, Peirce City — 

 Three boxes raspberries 

 Three boxes currants . . . 



Fisher & Allen, Peirce City — 



One crate Wolverton strawberries. 



J. H. Monsees, Beaman— 



Two New Seedling strawberries . . 



Conrad Hartzell, St. Joseph—" 



Fourteen varieties plates old apples, one to live years, kept by Hartzell's plan. 



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S. Helvern, Mammoth Springs, Ark.- 



One box Hopkins raspberries 



One box Early Harvest 



One box Golden Queen 



One box Turner 



One box Morrello cherry 



One box Gandy 



E. Carmady, Peirce City- 

 Three frames honey 



C. W. Gillham, Peirce City- 

 Three frames honey 



John Ledd, Peirce Citv — 



Four boxes Gandy strawberries. 



S. R. Wayman. Princeton — 



One box Wilson 



One box Lovett 



One box Crescent 



Cue box Epping 



One box Warfield 



One box Brandy wine 



One box Capt. Jack 



One box Bisel 



Gates, Peirce City — 

 Fine head cabbage. 

 Early Ohio potatoes. 



R. F. George, Peirce City — 



Two boxes Gandy 



Two boxes Early Richmond . 



' One box Progress raspberry. 

 One box currants 



Wm. Bockins, Peirce City- 

 Potatoes 



J. A. LeGrand, Peirce City- 

 Potatpes 



AVe also find specimens 

 II. R. Wayman. Varieties: 

 Robinson and ]\Iarc:nerite. 



of stra wherries ow. the s^tem e.\lii!)ited by 

 Gandy, Dew, Princeton Cbief, Shiiekless, 

 TJespectfnllv snbmi^^ted, 



J. (\ Evans, 



J. T. Stinson, 



F. TT. SrEAKM.\N. 



