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STATE AGEICULTUKAL SOCIETY. 
Best show tuberose, H. G. Roberts, Janesville. Silver Cup. 
Best display green, house plants (not entered for competition), discretionary 
premium of.Downing’s Country Homes. 
Glass 84.— Wines. 
Best sample grape wine, Mrs. H. S. Yincent, Windsor, Pair Gold lined Gob¬ 
lets. 
Best sample currant wine, Mrs. J. W. Baker, Summit, Gold lined Silver 
Goblet. , 
Second best, Mrs. Geo. A. Mason, Madison.Silver Goblet. 
Class 85 .—Society ExJiihilion. 
Best exhibition in fruit and flower department, by society, Kenosha Horti¬ 
cultural Society, Kenosha...$50 
Second best, Milton Farmer’s Club, Milton. 30 
IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY. » 
Class 86.— Machinery for Agricultural Purposes.^ 
Best threshing machine with power included, (the “ Oasis,” with “Wood¬ 
bury” power), S. L. Sheldon & Bro., Madison.Silver Medal. 
Best feed-grinding mill in operation, “Challenge” Mill Company, Bata¬ 
via, Ill.Silver Medal. 
Combined feed-grinder and corn sheller, “ Challenge ” Mill Company, 
Batavia, Ill...Diploma. 
Best fanning mill, S. L. Sheldon, Madison.Diploma. 
Fanning mill, Poole’s patent, Carl Habich, Madison.Honorable Mention. 
Best cornstalk and straw cutter, Carl Habich, Madison.Diploma. 
Best broadcast seeder, (horse power) Jones & Co., Horicon.Diploma. 
Gaboon’s broadcast seeder, S. S. Sherman’s broadcast seeder. Van Brunt’s 
seeder, J. S. Rowell & Co’s seeder, and R. C. ^ Farthing’s seeder, each 
awarded a special.Honorable Mention. 
Broadcast seeder, with Turner’s broadcast seeder attachment, S. L. Shel¬ 
don, Madison.Honorabls Mention. 
Broadcast seeder and cultivator combined, “ Esterly’s,” 0. & A. Flom, 
Madison.Diploma. 
Best windmill and pump combined, in operation, W. H. Wheeler, Beloit, 
Silver Medal. 
Best windmill, in operation, R. E. Mills, Rockford, Ill.Silver Medal. 
Best stump extractor, Joseph G. Fox, Oregon.Diploma. 
Best wood-sawing machine, in operation, P. H. Turner, Madison, Silver 
Medal. 
Best and largest display of agricultural and horticultural machinery, S. L. 
Sheldon & Bro., Madison.Silver Medal. 
American Turbine water wheel, S. S Compton, Milwaukee.Diploma, 
Buckeye cider mill, S. L. Sheldon, Madison.... .Diploma. 
McFarland’s bog cutter, Hebron.Diploma. 
Turner’s attachment to Buckeye drill for broadcast sowing. Honorable Men¬ 
tion. 
Exhibition of reapers and mowers, best ever made in the state. No pre¬ 
miums offered and none awarded. 
REPORT OF COMMITTEE. 
The judges in class 36, having performed the duties assigned them to the 
best of their ability, beg leave to submit the following considerations that 
were suggested in the course of their investigations; 
It seems eminently proper that a change should be inaugurated so far as 
the pre-announcement of judges is concerned. This would prevent the 
