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seeds exclusively, 50. This prize do
natet by Burpee Seed Co.
Class 3.-Fr,litS.
Finest and most varied collection
from one farm, not less than eight
kinds. not less than three Of each va
rietyL $3.50; second. 50; third. $50
Exhibit orS receiving premiums un-
der this number cannot enter same
articles for premiums in other
classes.
Fruits must not be entered by
name, of variety, except for exhibit
Name Unknown" Ii improperly
named. the expert Judge Will, after
Judging, put proper name on variety
for future instruction OF producers
and Exhibitors Fruits Improperly
named will not be entitled 40 pre-
miuihs
Stecimens may b, exhibited by
prot fssional growers. but not in com
peifTion for premiums.
tppE,-~-Di>ptay "f Exhibits /" be ON
Plates. > Each.
Best display of apples. not less
than five varieties. i've Of rach Va
riety. 81: hecond. 50.
FIRST premium on any of The fol
lowing varieties. soc. each; second
premium. 25c each. Five specimens
of each to be exhibited:
Early Harvest, Early ripe, Red
Astrashan. TeloiSRy, Early Rose. Ear
ly Strawberry, Brambles Early Red,
Fourth Of July. Ben Davis. Grimes
Golden. Paragon. Fallawater. Newton
Pippin Igreenl; RoXbury Russell.
York Imperial. JOhnsOn'E Fine Win
ter, Mack A Jack, Bell Flower, Early
Cotton. Shockley, Summer Pearmain,
EallS Joe, Maiden's Blush, Wnesap,
yellow Bough. Golden Sweet. Red
June, Summer Queen. yellow Trans
parent. King of Tompkins County,
Carthouse, % Ounce, Newton Pip
pin (NellowD; Smokehouse, Craven
stein, Baldwin, Smiths Cider, Splits
burg, Sheep Nose. Stark, Name Tn
known"
Peaches-Display of Exhibits to be
On Plates, > Each.
Best display of peaches. no less
than 5 varieties, . of each, SO: zee
Ond, 81.
First premium on any of the fol-
lowing varieties, soc; second prem
iunI, 25c. Five specimens OF each
90 be exhibited:
Mountain Rose, Crawford's Early.
Foster, Reeves Favorite, Susquehan
ma, Mary's Choice, Mammoth, Old
Nixon, Moore'S Favorite. Beers
Smock, Chairs Choice, Heath. FL
berta, Bilyews October, Globe. Chris
tianna, Stump the World, Nixon
Cling, Walker Narigated Free, ,Craw-
ford's Late, Wheatland. Agnum
Bonum. Marydel, Melocoton, Brandy
wine, Cooper's Late, McAllister's
Large Yellow, Name Unknown.
WatermelonS.
Largest, SIS; second, 81.
CantalOupes.
Best collection of five, 81; sec
ond, 81.
Best crate, S5: second, 81
Pears-DispIay and Exhibits to be on
Plates, 10 on Plate.
Best display of pears, not less than
varieties, 4 of each variety. So;
secQnd, 81.
First premium ON any of the fol-
le -. xarieIies. SOC: second prem
iuln, 25c Ten specimens of each to
be exhibited.
Bartlett, Buffan, Clapp's Favorite,
Buerre de Anjou, Howell, Duchess
de Angouleme, Carver. Koonce, Le-
Compile, Clairgean, Flemish Beauty.
Lawrence, Seckel, Neicer,
Name Unknown"
and Exhibits to be
On Plates, 10 on a Plate.
Best display of plums, not less
than varieties, 10 of each variety,
So; second. 81.
First premium of any OF the fol-
lowing varieties, soc; second prem
ium, 25c. Five specimens of each TO
be exhibited.
Kelsey. Satsuma, Moreman, Col
den Beauty, Reed. Wild Goose, Mary
land. Miner. Wolf, Champion, Ra-
chael, Name Unknown"
Figs.
Best display of figs, not less than
) varieties, 10 specimens of each TO
be exhibited. 81; second, soc.
Best plate of figs, 10 on plate, 81:
second, soc.
Grapes.
Best display of grapes. not less
than 3 varieties on plate, SO; sec
ond, 50.
First premium on any of the fol
lowing varieties, soc; second prem
ium, SC. Six punches of each to be
Lady Washington, Pocklington.
Champion. PrentiSS, Niagara ,Moore's
Early, Salem, Brighton, McPike, Con-
cord, Hartford Prolific, Catawba Isa
belle, Delaware, Matha, Wilder,
Duchess, Clinton, Name Unknown"