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 PLOUGHING— BY BOYS. 



SPECIAL rREMIUM. 



The Committee on Ploughing by Boys, 18 years or under, 

 award the first premium of $25, to Wm. G. Horton, of Ips- 

 wich, Avho is 17 years of age. 



The second premium of $15, to Willie E. Merrill, of West 

 Newbury, aged 18 years. 



Committee — R. T. Jaques, Eustis Balch. 



AGPvICULTUPvAL IMPLEMENTS. 



Best Farm Wagon, 1st premium $5, to W. B. Peart, of 

 Dan vers. 



Best Team Harness, 1st premium $5, to Henry Ilobbs, of 

 Wenham. 



Best Hay Cutter, 1st premium $3, Grant Cutter, to Wbit- 

 temore Bros. 



Best Ox Yoke, 1st premium $3, to Ames Plow Company. 



Potato Digger, to S. S. Hickok, of Methuen, $5. 



Dole & Osgood, of Peabody, for Horse Shoes, $1. 

 .Best collection of Agricultiu'al Implements, Ames Plow- 

 Company, of Boston, 1st premium $15, and diploma. 



E. E. Lummus & Co., for their iMowing Machine, $5 ; fur 

 .Seed Sower, $2. 



Albert W. Howe, of Danvers, for his Root Shovel, $1. 



Hale & Co., of Salem, for Seed Sower, $2. 



E. E. Lummus & Co., for Hand Cider Mill, $3. 



Hale & Co., of Salem, for collection of Implements, $4. 



Charles Frizell, of Boston, for his Step Ladder, $1. 



Commitlcc — D. H. Stickney, Jos. O. Procter, John Keely, 

 Wm. B. Cai'leton. 



