EXHIBITION OF 186S* 495 
Best Embroidered Ret'cule, Mrs. 0. C. Johnson, Madison, Silver Napkin 
Ring. 
Best Wax Flowers, Miss M. A. Richards, Fox Lake,... .Silver Boqiiet Holder 
Wax Work, by Mrs. 0. C. Johnson, Madison, and Angeline Harrington, 
Honorable Mention. 
Best Exhibition Ornamental Work, Mrs. 0. 0. Johnson, Madison, Silver 
Pitcher. 
Best Fancy Apron, Miss M. A. Richards, Fox Lake.Honorable Mention. 
Best Embroidered Linnen Chemise, Mrs. G. W. Stoner, Madison, Honorable 
Mention. 
Best Worsted Wreath, Mrs N. B. Crampton, Madison. . .Honorable Mention. 
Best Paper Flowers, Mrs. R. Hall, Beloit.Honorable Mention. 
Best Canvass Work, Miss Kate Kavernaugb, Madison... .Honorable Mention. 
Best Sofa Pillow, Miss KateKavernaugh, Madison.Honorable Mention. 
Best Embroidered Night Dress, Mrs. A. Hutchinson, Black Earth, Honorable 
Mention. 
Best Bead Work, Mrs. G. V Ott, Madison.Honorable Mention. 
Best Embroidered Table Spread, Mrs. H. S. Vincent, Token Creek, Honor¬ 
able mention. 
Best Feather Flowers, Miss C. Curtiss, Fitchburg.Honorable Mention. 
Best Specimens Night Dress, Chemise, Insertioil, and Ruffling, Miss Emily 
Perkins, Burlington.Honorable Mention. 
Best Chenile Work and Silk Embroidery, M. A. Goodrich, Janesville, Hon- 
* orable Mention. 
JUVENILE. 
Best Crotchet Work, Annie Roby, Madison.Solid Silver Fruit Knife. 
Best Plain Meedle Work, Dora L. Park, Vernon... .Silver Vase for Flowers. 
Best Ornamental Needle Work, Annie Roby, Madison, Gold Lined Silver Cup 
CLASS 63—MHSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. 
Display of Chickering Pianos, Reed’s Temple of Music, Chicago. .Silver Medal. 
CLASS 64—WORKS OF ART. 
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Best Artistic Monumental Work in Marble, N. Merrill, Milwaukee, Silver 
Medal. 
Best Mosaic Centre Table, composed of twenty-six thousand pieces, and dis¬ 
playing extraordinary skill, Peter Glass, Beech wood, Washington Co., 
Silver jfedal. 
Best Painting in Oil, H. J. Saw, Madison.Silver Medal. 
Second best Painting in Oil, Miss Mary Newnham, Summit.. .Bronze Medal. 
Best Painting in Water Colors, H. B. Staines, Madison.Silver Medal. 
Second best Paint ing in Water Colors, Miss Mary Newnham, Summit, Bronze 
Medal. 
Best show of Paintings by Old Masters, Francis Weyerhorst, Black Wolf, 
Silver Medal. 
Best Show of Paintings by l^lodern Masters, H. J. Saw, Madison. Silver Medal. 
Best Exhibition of Pencil or Crayon Drawings, H. J. Saw, Madison, Silver 
Medal. 
Second best Exhibition of Pencil or Crayon Drawings, Mrs. C. Burton, 
Black Earth, Bronze Medal. 
Best Exhibition of Lithographs, W. J. Park & Co., Madison, Honorable 
Mention. 
Second best Exhibition of Lithographs, M. A. Goodrich, Janesville, Honorable 
Mention. 
Best exhibition Penmanship and Pen Drawing, “Lincoln and his Generals,” 
B. M. Worthington, Madison .Silver Medal. 
Second best exhibition Penmanship and Pen Drawing, Bryant & Stratton’s 
Business College, Milwaukee.Bronze Medal. 
Pencil Drawing, Miss M. L. Walsh, Columbus, (Discretionary), Silver Sewing 
Bird. 
