130 WISCONSIN STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. 
Best exhibition of lithographs, Milwaukee Lithographing and Engraving 
Co., Milwaukee, diploma. 
Best exhibition penmanship, S. S. Hurlburt, Racine, diploma. 
Best exhibition of sun pictures, W. H. Sherman, Milwaukee, diploma. 
Most important discovery in photography, W. II. Sherman, Milwaukee, sil¬ 
ver medal. 
Best specimen stencil cutting, Clias. H. Clarke, Milwaukee, diploma. 
Best specimen sculpture, C. P. Knowles, Janesville, silver medal. 
Best collection statuary, N. Merrill, Milwaukee, silver medal. 
Best carving on wood, J. F. Birchard, Milwaukee, silver medal. ' 
Best copper-plate engraviug, John Marr, Milwaukee, silver medal. 
Best specimen seal engraving, C. H. Clarke, Milwaukee, diploma. 
Best specimen wood engraving, John Marr, Milwaukee, diploma. 
Best marble mantel, Merrill & Eccles, Milwaukee, diploma and $10. 
Second best, Merrill & Eccles, Milwaukee, $10. 
Best portrait in oil, W. Hunt, Milwaukee, $10. 
Best fruit painting in oil, F. A. Lydston, Milwaukee, silver medal. 
Best original pencil drawing by person under 20 years of age, from nature. 
Miss Fanny Wells, Milwaukee, the special premium offered by Mrs. Al¬ 
exander Mitchell, silver medal. 
Best photographs in India ink, H. Broich, Milwaukee, diploma. 
Best crayon portrait, H. Broich, Milwaukee, diploma. 
W. W. DANIELLS, " 
E. R. PERSONS, 
AUG. GAYLORD, 
J. H. DODGE, 
J. B. LAKEY, 
MR. PERKINS, 
J. C. PICKARD, 
Committee. 
Class 54 —Miscellaneous Articles. 
Best display carpets, Stark Bros., Milwaukee, diploma. 
Best children’s toys and carriages, A. Meineke, Milwaukee, diploma. 
Best display crockery and china ware, Frackleton & Co., Milwaukee, di¬ 
ploma. 
Best tuck marker, Kasson & Noyes, Milwaukee, diploma. 
Best canvas tent, Wm. Armstrong, Milwaukee, diploma. 
Best glass and china ware and table cutlery, Blair & Persons, Milwaukee, 
diploma. 
Best Babcock’s fire extinguisher, Gore & Dryer, Milwaukee, diploma. 
•Ornamental patch work chair, Mrs. Mary A. Smith,Milwaukee, commended. 
Paper hangings and decorations,T. P.Collingbourne, Milwaukee,commended. 
Dress pattern charts, Mrs. P. Cheney, Chilton, commended. 
Best display carpets and house furnishing goods, Goldsmith & Co., diploma. 
Best patent standard billiard balls, Hyatt Manufacturing Co., Albany, N. Y., 
diploma. 
Best bag filling machine, Bowen, Whelan & Wakeley, Madison, silver medal. 
Swarm bees, N. Stearns & Son, Galesville, commended. 
Wall paper hanging, W. P. Yeomans, Waukegan, Ill., commended. 
S. D. HASTINGS, 
WM. E. SMITH, 
Committee. 
Class 55—Natural History. 
Best collection Wisconsin iron ores, Blanchard & Arnold, De Pere, diploma 
Besv collection of woods of Wisconsin, Johnny W. Thomas, Dodge’s Cor¬ 
ners, diploma and $10. 
Best collection zinc ores, of Wisconsin, John Nondorf. Highland, diploma. 
Best collection economical minerals of Wisconsin, W. Geotz, Milwaukee, 
silver medal. J. G. KNAPP, 
H. W. DUNLOP, 
M. BARRETT, 
Committee. 
