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Miner — Ist, Cyrus E. Harvey; 2d, Chas. O. Garrett. 



Wild Goose — 1st, Cyrus E. Harvey ; 2t1, J. T. Wollons. 



Hunt — 1st, Chas. O. Garrett. 



Surprise — 1st, Cyrus E. Harvey ; 2a, Chas. O. Garrett. 



Terry — 1st, Cyrus E. Harvey ; 2d, F. O. Harrington. 



Lombard^ — 1st, Cyrus E. Han'ey ; 2d, J. T. Wellons. 



Best plate of domestic plums — 1st, Cyrus E. Harvey ; 2d, J. T. Wellons ; 

 3d, Chas. O. Garrett. 



Best plate not named on list not exceeding five varieties — 1st, J. T. Wel- 

 lons, one one variety ; Chas. O. Garrett, on two varieties ; Cyrus E. Harvey, 

 on two varieties. 



2d, Cyrus E. Harvey, on three varieties ; Chas. O. Garrett, on two varieties. 



Best exhibit domestic plums, not less than five varieties — 1st, Cyrus E. 

 Harvey. 



Best exhibit Japan Plums, not less than three varieties — 1st, Cyrus E. 

 Harvey. 



Best plate Japan or Hybrid plums, not entered in collection — 1st, Cyrus E. 

 Harvey ; 2d, Chas. O. Garrett. 



NATIVE PLUM SEEDLINGS. 



1st, A. R. Soder; 2d, Cyrus E. Harvey; 3d, M. J. Worth; 4th, John C. Hoi. 



NATIVE FRUITS. 



PLATES. 



Elderberry — 1st, John C. Hoi ; 2d, S. D. Whinnery, Des Moines. 



Juneberry — 1st, Cyrus E. Harvey. 



Fresh Strawberry progressive — 1st, John C. Hoi ; 2d, Cyrus B. Harvey. 



Fresh Strawberries, other varieties — 1st, W. A. Pickering ; 2d, Cyrus E. 

 Harvey. 



Plates of each other native fruits — 1st, J. T. Wellons, on three varieties ; 

 S. D. Whinnery, on two varieties. 



2d, Cyrus E. Harvey, on five varieties ; John C. Hoi, on one variety ; S. D. 

 Whinnery, on two varieties. 



EDIBLE NUTS. 



Black Walnuts — 1st, W. A. Pickering; 2d, Chas. O. Garrett. 



White Walnut or Butternut — 1st, W. A. Pickering; 2d, J. T. Wellons. 



Shell Bark Hickory Nuts — 1st, Cyrus E. Harvey ; 2d, S. D. Whinnery. 



Hazel Nuts — 1st, S. D. Whinnery; J. T. Wellons. 



Sweet Chestnut — 1st, J. T. Wellons ; 2d, John C. Hoi. 



Japan Chestnut — 2d, John C. Hoi. 



Hybrid Chestnut — 2d, John C. Hoi. 



Peanuts — 1st, J. T. Wellons ; 2d, John C. Hoi. 



Each other nuts grown in Iowa — 1st, Cyrus E. Harvey ; 2d, John C. Hoi. 



Best Collection of Nuts — 4st, Cyrus E. Harvey ; 2d, John C. Hoi. 



Best Collection of Native Fruits — 1st, J. T. Wellons; 2d, Cyrus E. Harvey. 



THE LIVE STOCK SHOW AT THE IOWA STATE FAIR. 



From the Breeder's Gazette. 



It happened as expected. Indeed it always happens so in Iowa. Com- 

 manding the field at the opening of the campaign, officered by experi- 

 enced fair managers personally in close touch with the stock breeding 

 industry, considerate in providing accommodations and enterprising, lib- 

 eral and just in treating writh exhibitors, quite naturally the Des Moines 

 shew attracts to its stock department leading exhibitors from a wide 

 stretch of country. And with the richness of Iowa soil and the intelli- 

 gence and industry of its tillers exactly such an aggregation of products 



