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WISCONSIN STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. 
Class 43 — Chemical Manufactures. 
Best sample carbonate of lead, J. E. Patton & Co., Milwaukee, diploma. 
Best sample oxide of zinc, J. E. Patton & Co., Milwaukee, diploma. 
Best sample of yeast cakes, J. W. Edwards, Waupaca, diploma. 
Best sample of bar soap, Warfield Cold Water Soap Company, Milwaukee, 
diploma. 
Best show of parlor matches, W. B. Curtis, Osbkosli, diploma. 
Best caddy lucifer matches, J. L. Clark, Oshkosh, diploma. 
Best show of fancy soap and perfumery for the toilet, by manufacturer,De¬ 
lorme & Quentin, Milwaukee, diploma. 
Best show of candles and wax, Joseph Studens, New Coin, diploma. 
Boston yeast cakes, W. S. Benedict, Milwaukee, commended. 
Display candles and wax, Edward Waerst, Milwaukee, commended. 
Best show perfumery, Keifert & Ludwig, Milwaukee, diploma. 
Toilet glycerine soap, Marx & Rawolle, New York, highly commended. 
Essence of coffee, Cnas. Hummel, Milwaukee, commended. 
Best cream baking powder, Thompson, Steele & Price, Chicago, diploma. 
Best show flavoring extracts, Thompson, Steele & Price, Chicago, diploma. 
Best essence of coffee, J. M. Sanders, Milwaukee, diploma. 
Best patent leather dressing, L. M. West, Rockford, Ill., diploma. 
JOHN H. TESCH, 
Committee. 
Class 44 — Carriages, Wagon Work, etc. 
Best double carriage, Wecliselberg, Brown & Co., Milwaukee, silver medal 
or $20. 
Best single top buggy, L. Mock, Milwaukee, $10. 
Best single open buggy, F. W. Rice, Milwaukee, $10. 
Best trotting wagon. Geo. W. Ogden & Co., Milwaukee, $10. 
Best double sleigh, Sherin Bros., Milwaukee^ $10. 
Best single sleigh, Geo. W. Ogden & Co., Milwaukee, $5. 
Best lumber wagon, Winchester & Patridge, Whitewater, $10, and special 
premium offered by Peirce & Whaling, $50. 
Second best, special premium offered by Peirce & Whaling, G. A. Luding- 
ton & Co , Oconomowoc, $25. r 
Best three spring and three-seated wagon, G. A. Ludington & Co., Ocono¬ 
mowoc, $10. 
Two springed phaeton, Wecliselberg, Brown & Co., Milwaukee, commended. 
Best display of hubs, spokes and felloes, A. J. Archibald, Fond du Lac, di¬ 
ploma. 
T. E. BIRD, 
J. W. BAKER, 
S. L. SHELDEN, 
Committee . 
Class 4 — Cabinet Ware, Furniture, etc. 
Best parlor set, A D. Seaman & Co., Milwaukee,silver medal. 
Best chamber set, A. D. Seaman & Co., Milwaukee, diploma. 
Best extension table, Mathews Bros., Milwaukee, $5. 
Best book-case, J. F. Birchard, Milwaukee, $5. 
Best center table, N. Brick, Milwaukee, diploma. 
Best writing table and desk, Matthews Bros., Milwaukee, $5. 
Best spring bed bottom, A. D. Seaman & Co., Milwaukee, $2. 
Best display of cooperage and wooden ware by manufacturer, C. S. Red- 
field, Madison, diploma. 
Best splint baskets of oak or ash, W. E. Grover, Oak Creek, $2. 
Best willow baskets, Wisconsin Industrial School, Waukesha, $2. 
Best display of willow ware, A. Meinecke, Milwaukee, diploma. 
Best dozen brooms, A. F. Lampke, Milwaukee, diploma. 
