Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-13


grass, etc. bear grass, etc. resurrec-
Hon plaht--May be exhibited as collec-
tons or may he used for ornamental
ton. A cactus cutter for preparing cac-
tus for feeding should be shown.
Tobacco-To be shown in leaf. two
pounds;sin plug, pound; for smoking,
! pound; a. snuff. 1 pound: as cigars,
100. Must be grown in the state, and
each sample must have card bearing
name of county. name or grower. va
riety OF tobacco, name OF manufacturer,
n any.
Rice sheaf--To be exhibited In same
quantity and manner as wheat.
Vegetable fbers-Hemp. AJAX. bear
grass. jute. ramie. sea grass, etc. etc,
in suitable strands. or in coils Of rope
yarns. twines or mats.
Paper stock-Any raw material. either
cultivated or Of Indigenous growth,
which In the opinion OF the exhibitors,
may be utilized IN the manufacture OF
paper.
Articles not herein mentioned to be ex.
hibited as a matter Of course. The list
IS given as a reminder that multitude
OF things can be procured In any county
without trouble, II they were only
thought Of in time.
The jars should hold about onr-half
gallon. The saltmouth jar commonly
used by druggists is air-tight, reason
ably cheap. transparent. and can be
had through any wholesale drug dealer
The diameter Of the mouth Is about
2 IL inches Fruits can be kept In
splendid condition for years In Jars Of
this kind; for larger fruits the Whitail,
Tafum d Co. Jar. For temporary. say
six months exhibits, the French candy
jar with fiat glass cover. will do as
well az any. They can DO obtained
through any dealer In glassware.
Fresh fruits viii not keep very well
In the open air, The exhibit ought 20
be renewed az least once a week unless
the weather be cold, and therefore about
four times as mucn fruit should be Sc
cured as Is given On the following list
which shows what should be IN sight
af any one Time.
Apples and Dippins. large varleues-A
plate 9f aach OF every variety. Each
plate TO bear card showing name OF
county, correct name OF fruit and name
uf grower.
Apples, small yarigties--A plate OF
" each variety.
crab apples-A plate Of L OF each va
rlefy.
ounces, large-A plate Of Of each
variety.
Pears, large-A plate OF OF each va
riety.
Pears. small--A plate Of 10 Of each
ounce, smau-A plate Of S OF each
variety
Peaches-Peaches, large. c. small. 10;
medium. s.
Apricots-Aprigots 10 plate.
Japanese perslmmpns--flatr OF 6.
Nlii persimm9ns-I'w Twenty-Five to q
plate.
Puma, euluyated-Tsn to % TO
plate each variety.
wlt p.uns-lsn TO 20 TO plate
each variety
Prunes.-ren 10 % to plate.
JUN plums-lwenty-Iv To 40 to
plate,
Pawpaw- Eight 10 ~ TO a plato.
Prlciily peur-5lx 20 n tn plate.
Flgs-Twelve 70 ~ to plate eacl,
variety
Datez-Twenty TO a plate.
Pomograuate-SiN To- plate.
LemonH-'5lN To a plate Texans.
Orange5-SiN % q pllIs. Texans.
Ban anac--siN TO pate Texans.
Grapes OF each and every lhud. both
domestic ana villa growing IN the coun-
ny should DE- exhibited on plates con-
talniug about pounds
Nine1-fwo bottles holding a quart
each Of every kind OF wine made Ia the
county.
cider and vlnesar--l'wo quart bot
ties or each.
Small naia, such AZ blackberries
atFawperries. cherries, ourrants, alger-
itaas ric, &C.. should De exhibited In
plates holding one quart each.
u lhesr De- % trnll yauurry or evap-
orator or pir5efys factory IN the county
IA full line of .hrir product, iu their Gus
toinaFJ PACKAGE should be- exhibited.
q county rAniul, of garden yoBe uuIes
should contain about the following,
Irish pJtatuts-four lots in baskets
OF one peck each OF every kind
sweet pptatoea-tour lots lu baskets