The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-12-05

first, Mrs. S. R. Pyles; second, A. A.
Olin.
Best half bushel Florida peanuts,
first, J. NJ. Meffert; second, Mrs. A.
Roller.
Half bushel Chinese velvet beans,
second, Vernon Neal
Best half bushel rough rice, first, j.
P. Taylor.
Best bale of Natal grass, first, r. D.
Jones.
Best peck of home bolted grits,
first, Mrs. S. R. Pyles; second, J. w.
Roller.
Best half bushel seed rye, first, III.
E. Phillips.
Half dozen bundles of rye, first, M.
f. Phillips.
Exhibit of radishes, first, Florida
Farms & Homes; second, Mrs. E. B.
Green.
Half busheI of chufas, first, Florida
Farms & Homes.
Bundle of broom corn, first, J. Dun
nick; second, Geo. H. Dyke.
One bushel white Irish potatoes,
first and second, A. Brown.
Best exhibit white East India sweet
potatoes, first, Geo. Fl. Dyke.
Best collective display of potatoes,
first, Geo. Fl. Dyke.
Best exhibit of carrots, first, B. N.
Dosh.
Best exhibit turnips, first, J. H.
Lanier.
Best exhibit of egg plants, first,
Mrs. A. Roller; second, VIM. J. Seek
niger.
Half dozen pumpkins, second, w.
M. Gist.
Half dozen kershaws, first, w. M.
Gist.
Best watermelon, first, Jim Taylor;
second, J. w. Lyles.
Sea Island cotton seed, first, Chris
tan Dixon Co.
Best collective exhibit of home
cured stock feed, first, Allan Rodgers.
Half bushel sorghum seed, first, F.
H. Bull.
Best half bushel chufas, second, Ed
ward Maynard.
Best half dozen heads of cabbage,
first and second, ]. D. Robertson Jr.
Horticultural Department
Best box of oranges, first and Sec
ond, Wartmann & Crosby.
Best box of tangerines, first, John
Kendig; second, w. L. Miller.
Best three punches bananas, first,
Mrs. C. III. Lloyd.
Best box grapefruit, first, Ocala
Citrus Exchange; second, Wartmann
& Crosby.
Best collective exhibit of citrus
fruit, first and second, Ocala Citrus
Association.
Best display of kumquats, first, R.
L. Warwick, second, Mrs. T. B. Shook.
Best bunch of griptfruit, first, C. E.
Connor, Jr.
Floral Exhibits
Collection of begonias, first, Mrs. III.
Livingston.
Collection of plants from a green
house, first, John Heintz.
Best single specimen of rose in
vase, first, B. N. Dosh.
Best exhibit of cut chrysanthe-
NUNS, first, Miss nj. D. Taylor.
Best display of cut flowers, first, B.
I. Rane.
Best exhibit of cut roses in case,
first, Miss M. D. Taylor
Colored Department
Bale of beggar weed hay, first,
Perry Edwards.
Bundle of cured sorghum, first, A.
d. Baldwin.
Fifty pounds of short staple cot
ton, first, Fessenden Academy.
Jeck home cleaned rice, first, J. P.
Gimp.
Half bushel Florida peanuts, first,
Anna Mitchell.
Half bushel sorghum seed, first,
Fannie Scanes.
Half bushel shelled corn, first, Per-
ry Edwards.
Bale Natal grass, second, Carrie
Fielder.
Half bushel 9O-day oats, first, Perry
Edwards.
Half bushel rust proof oats, first,
Perry Edwards.
Half bushel seed rye, first, Perry
| Edwards.
Bale Sea Island cotton, first, J. M.
McDuffy; second, A. D. Baldwin.
Bushel Sea Island cotton seed, first,
Perry Edwards.
Fifty pounds short staple cotton,
first, Perry Edwards.
| Best half bushel wheat, first, Perry
Edwards.
Sea Island cotton in basket, second,
P. H. Fielder.
Red sugar cane, first, A. D. Bald
win.
Best exhibit green sugar cane, first
Holland Cane.
Best exhibit syrup from sorghum
cane, first, Perry Edwards; second
| Fannie Scanes.
Best ten pounds sugar, first, Perry
Edwards.
Best Japanese cane syrup, first
Perry Edwards; second, Holland Cane