The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-09-26

mowers, lst premium, 4. U' hali
berg.
fiat boquets, 1st premium, p. G
Hallberg.
Most tastefully arranged pair o.
round boquets, LIST premium, Mrs
j. V. Milliken.
Best collection gladiolas, LIST pre-
MUM, p. G. Hallberg.
Best collection geraniums, LIST pre-
MUM, p. g. Hallberg.
Best collection pinks, 1st premi'
um, p. G. Hallberg.
Best collection roses, 1st premi.
um, p. G. Hallberg.
Best collection salvias, 1st premi-
um. P. G. Hallberg.
Best collection tube roses, 1st
premium, j. W. Truitt.
Best collection veFbenas, lst pre-
MUM, p. g. Hallberg.
Best collection foliage plants, 1si
premium, Mrs. A. r. Wilson.
| Best rustic flower staud with liy-
ing plants, LIST premium, Mrs. 4. f.
Wilson.
Best rustic hanging basket made
by exhibitor, LIST premium, Mrs. A.
r. Wilson.
Bsi fer"is, LIST premium, Miss
II .i.le' man.
| T.. 81 j, iuI 3S-Best COLLECTION oil
p ,in;ibg LIST premium, Mrs. e. E.
R., :. l. nd.
B -tia.f4espr in oil. 1sr premium
| Z. K. Whe.l"ck.
Bel Cope plate engraving, 1s'
prr.niuam, n :. j +ne L. Gilrhri-r.
BrsI coilecti III peuciI drawing,
1si pr, MUM, Mrs.. NJ. q. Anderson.
Best specimen pencil drawing. Is,
premium, j. A. g. Hickman.
Best phoIo cUntact print, 1st pre-
MUM, N. F. Ames.
BesI pnotO solar print, lst premi-
UNI. N. F. Ames.
Best Kansas views Sx1O or larger,
Isl premium, n. T. Ames.
Best plain print on porcelain, Let
premium, n. r. Ames.
Best composition photo, 1st pre-
MUM, r. A. Hickox.
Best display of photos of all kinds
1st premium, N. f. Ames.
Best sterocopic views of Kansas
subiecs, 1st premium, r. A. Hickox.
Best photo finished in India ink,
1st premium, n. r. Ames.
Best collection of Stereotypes, 1st
premium, n. r. Ames.
Best lithogrAph, let premium, N.
F. Ames.
Beat specimen ferreotypes, LIST
premium, N. f. Ames.
Glass B, let 18-Best gelding or
mare for harness, 1st premium, p.
B. Plumb I'd, E. N. Vert.
n Dat T.
or over, Let premium, L. janice I'd,
Robt. Mcmillan.
Best pair mules. 1st premium, A,
8. Pollard !; I'd, 7. NJ. Cline.
Best single mule 3 years or over,
1st premium, I. NJ. Cline; I'd, M.
Stubs.
Best single mule year to ., LIST
premium, George Suddock.
Best mule colt. 1st premium, L.
James ID, Joseph Peak.
Class K, lot 52-Best made suit of
underwear and handsomest, 1st pre-
MUM, Mrs. A. A. Baker.
Best shirt with linen bosom, LIST
premium, Mrs. Julia A. Smith.
Best worsted log-cabin quilt, 1st
premium, Mrs. VIM. Dole.
Best cotton patched quilt, colored
Ist premium, Mrs. NJ. Clearinghouse
I'd, Elizabeth johnson.
Best counterpart, 1st premium,
Mary Gilchrist.
Best patch work silk quilt, lst
premium, Mrs. L. Martin.
Best hand embroidery for UNDER
wear, Ist premium, Mrs. Oh. North.
Glass 81, lot 39-Best bushel of
white winter wheat, 1st James
Dole; I'd VIM. Hollingsworth.
Best bushel seed amber winter
wheat, 1st G. r. Walkup; ID VIM.
Hollingsworth,
Best bushel spring wheat, 1st j.
r. Walkup I'd VIM. Hollingswcrth.
Best bushel oats, LIST NJ. II. Culiey
I'd j, Fl. Dole.
Best bushel white Indian corn in
ear, 1st Lewis Grayson; I'd w.
Lnckerman.
Best bushel yellow Indian corn in
ear, lst D. p. Broadwell I'd James
Dole.
Bet sample corn nn stalk, 1st D.
P. B 'ad we'll I'd L.wIs Gr4ysOn.
Glass Il. lot 5l-Best pair all wool
blankets, LIST r. r. Denney.
B.-~t display men's stockings, LIST
EiiZ 'Oeln Johnson.
B-r pair ladies stockings, LIST
Mrs. Rice d, Jun-s; Cd Mrs
Rec, D. Jun'-.
Best pair mitt. ms. LIST Nancy
Sc.tt.
Best coyerle,, 1st R. r. Denny.
Best rag carpet, 1st Mrs. II. w.
Leavitt ; Cd Mrs. A. r. Bancroft.
Bes' display of millinery and map
tau makers work, LIST Mrs. D. Kid
der.
Class E, lot 3O-Best attraction
coop, lst VIM. Holli1gsworth.
Best two gray dorkinEs, let W. II.
Beverly.
Best black Spanish, LIST P. 6. Hall
berg.
Best light Barhma, let Mrs. s. A.
Lambert
Best buff Cochins, lst Henry
Hood.
Best Dominiques, LIST, ]. v. RAN
dolph.
best bantams, LIST Meivern Will
son.
best guinea fowls, 1st Thomas
Evans.
best lot of chickens, let Mrs. s.
A. Lambert.
best dozen eggs, 1st Mrs. 8. A.
Lambert.
Glass E, lot 31-best pair turkeys,
1st VIM, Hammond.
Best China geese, LIST H. d. Curtis.
Best Rover ducks, LIST H. S. Curtis.
Best Cayuga ducks, 1st VIM. Hol-
| linsworth.'
Best MuscOTy ducks, 1st~Wm. Ham
mond.
Best display of poultry by one per-
son, 1st II. S. Curtis.
Class L, lot 53-Best genealogical,
not less than % specimens named, LIST
| w. Whittlesey.
Best collection illustrating the ento-
mology of Kansas, Frank P. Mcclellan
Best tagging stone, LIST Crane &
Dodds'.
Best parlor aquarium 1st J. A.
Young
Class F, lot 22-Best two-horse pillow
for sod or turf, LIST ] N. Griffith & Bro
therl ID 5. j. Smith & Co.
Best two-horse plow for old ground
LIST JIM. Griffith & Bro; ID S. j: SmItf
& Co.
Best two-horse independent cultiva-
tor, 1st J. NJ. Griffith & Bro; I'd Hold
erman.
Best two-horse cultivator, with COM
binatiOn for seeding and planting, Is
s. j. Smith,
Best grain drill, LIST S. j. Smith.
Best tWo-horse corn planter, LIST S. j
Smith & Co.
Best broad cast grain sower, LIST S.
J. Smith & Co.
Class F, lot 33-Bast moving ma
chide, LIST s. J. Smith q Co.
Best combined self raker re aper ant
! mower, LIST s. J. Smith & Co.
Best tanning mill, list ]. II. Grifitl
8 Bre.
Best hand power corn shelter, Is
J. N. Grif1th & Bro.
Best horse hay fork, LIST j. n. Grffitl
& Bro.
Best road scraper, 1st J. n. Grimt
, LARGEST and best display by th