Premiums Awarded

Clase 1 - Dm utins. Swecpsrakes premium of $2(1 for besl hen) of any age, oot U than lour. une male umi three reñíales, (í W H T Pbejt, Webster, lst premium, MO 00 B Y Dentón, ol Ltenton's, d premium, li) (dl 1 I uil :l ycwrs old ai (I over- Thomas Wood, Plttsfleld, Ut, s (K) S Y Dentón, DeutouV, 2u, (i (XI " " 3d, 4 WJ Best huil 2 years old- K M Nowlund, Ypsilanti, lst, i; 00 W II Rice, Aun arbur Tuwn, 2d, 4 uti Beet buil lyearold- (I WA II T Phalp, Webster, lst, 1 00 A E Pnelps, Sclo, 2d, g 00 Beet buil iniiler I voarolil- It Al Nowland. Ypailantt, lst. i 00 ( W & 11 ï l'lielpe, Webst. r. ïd, S IK) C M Sly, Superior, 3d, ü uo Cow i .years oltl en over - S Y Denion. DentuuV, l, i; oi) O W & 11 1 Phelpe, Wetutur. 2d, 4 Ou '" " ' :u, : oo Cow 8 yrs oll, H Al Nowlaud, YpsilHnti, lel, 5 Oo Heller '2 old - G W & II T l'helpp, Websier, lst, 8 00 fS Y Dentón, DemouV 2d. ' oo H M Npwland, Ypsilantt, 8d, i oo Heller 1 yearold S Y Duulou, Deuton's, lst, 3 I 0 ( W & II I Phelps, u eister, 2d, a 00 S Y Dentón, Uemoo'a, 1. 1 00 Heifer calf, G W & 11 l l'lielps, vVebsler, lst, I 00 S Y Denion. Dentón1, Ski, 2 01) K M Nowtand, Tpsllantl, M, i 00 W. H. AIÍNOLD, 1 I. T. DU.NN, U;om. WM. WILSON, Í Cluss 'J-A'o Entiies. Class 3- Grade and Natiee üatlle. Cow 4 yenrs old or over- N tiooth, Pittsiield, lst, (i 00 Q II ülds, Ypeilanti, 2d, 4 00 K. tioodnle, Ann Arbor Town, 3d, 3 00 Heiler 8 yrs old, H Voorhies, Lodi, lst, 5 (X) Heifer 2 jrs old, S Y Demon, Dentnn'a, lst, 4 00 L Davis, Ai n Arbor Town, iil. y 00 Heiler 1 yr old, David Cody, PHtelleld, lst, 3 00 S Y Dentón, Denton'a, 2d, a U0 " 8d, 1 00 Cnlf, David Cody, l'itlsfleld, l?t, 3 00 N Booth, Pittsiield, 2d, 2 00 H Voorhies, Lodi, 3d, 1 00 :) milcli cows, N Booth, PUUfield, lst, 15 00 David Cody, Pilltfleld, 2d. 10 00 E. E. LKLAND, ) H. L.ARAWAY, VCom. W. H. DBLL, ) Class 4- Working Oxen and Steers. l'air of working oxen 5 years old or over- J W Nanry, Superior, lst, $8 00 P Lohr, Pittsfleld, 2d, (j oo Pr eteers 4 yrs old, K J Gorton, Ypsi., lst, 8 00 I. T. DÜNN, ) H. K. PETERS, VCom. G. KALEMBACH, Claes l-Fat Caltle. Fat ox 4 yrs old, T Sutherland, Piitsfleld, lst, $7 00 Kat Meer 8 yrs old, D. Cody, Pittsüeid, lst, 5 00 O Cody, Pittsneld, ld, 4 00 Fat co, G W& 11 1' Püelps, Webster, lst, 4 00 D. WAKNEK, ) C. M. SLY. VCom. G. KALEMBACH,) Vlass 6-IInrd. Herd of cattle, not les than ten in nnmVr, one male not less than one year old, and nine females, 1) U Cb.1, Ypstlanii, lst, $30 00 V. H. ARNOLD, 1 I.T. DÜNN, VCom. WM. WILSUN, Í Class 1-Thoronqhbredsi. No Enfríes. Class S-half Thormighbreds. Mare 4 yrs old, E E Leiand, Northfleld, lst, J8 00 W II Dell, Waline. ad, ti 00 Mare 2 ) rs old, W B Thompson, lst, 4 00 .Mare 1 yr old, P. Tuomy, bcio, lst, 8 00 G. N. B. RENWICK. 1 H. LVRAWAY, VCom. NATUAN H.W11EELER, ) Class g-Horses of all Work. Stallion fotirs old or over - W II Ilawkins. Ypsilanü, lst, $10 00 aijd dip. ,1 V N re ory, A A City, ad, 8 OO John Ale. er, Saline, 3d, 4 00 " Stalhon three years old - Anthony Burke. Northfleld, Int, 6 00 Brood mare five vears old, with toni at loot - Oaorge Pfeífle, Northflcid. Ut, 8 00 Fred Ilutzel, Pittsfleld. 2d, 5 00 C T Henion, Piltstield, 3d, 8 00 Brood mare turee yeai-s old - W H Wee, Ann Arbor Town, Ist, 4 00 Brood m:ire two years old - li D l'latt. Pittsfleld, lst, 3 00 Fred Andersou, Pittsüeld, 3d, 1 00 Spaii maiclied horses l'our years old or over - James Bush, Saline, lt. 8 00 Fred Hui.el, Pittsfield, 2d, 5 00 J V N reijory, Anii Arlx.r Cily. Sd, 3 00 Single borBe Cour years old or over - vV H buil. iwline, Ut, fi 00 E E r.eland, Nortlifield, 2d, 4 00 Martin Kyan, Northfield, 3d, 3 00 SinKlu hors three years old- 1) Moweron, Ann Aibor Town, Ist, 5 00 G A Peters. Scio, 2d, 4 00 Seth P Sumner, Piusfleld, 3d. 3 00 Single horse two years old - John L. Smitli, Hcio, Ist. 4 00 Lewis Vojíel, íscic, Sd, ü 00 W U Tlimnpsou, alem. Sd, 1 00 Single horse one year old - II D l'latt, f ittsfl' ld, Ist, 8 00 O L Roblson, 1-odi, ad, 2 00 James D'. Smith, Pittcüeld, 'id. 1 00 Single horse colt under one year old - C; l' Henion, Pittsüeld. Ist, ï 00 Wm Fair, Ann Arbor Town, 2d. 1 00 BiDgJe mare colt undrr one year - (Jeortre PlVifle, Northfteld, Ist, 2 00 O L Kobison, Lodi, üd, 1 00 E. S. TAYLOK, I JOHN TATK, ICom. TOBÍAS HOLMES,) Cïass W-Uartiage Pones. Pair matched liorses fonr years old or over - D M l-hl, Y[ilinti, lst, $10 00 N Booth. Plttafleld, 2d, 7 00 T Sutlu-rland, Ptttofluld, 3d, 4 00 Pair matched horses tlirce years old - C J Gorton, Ypsilanti. lst, 8 00 Single horse or mare fuur yenrs old - J S Nowland, Ann Arbor Cily. lst, 7 00 George S Wood. Ann Arbor t'ity, 2d, 4 00 W H HawkiHS, Ypsiliinti, 3d, 2 00 Single horse or mure thrtíe yenrs old - VV II Hawklns, Ypsllantl, lst, 5 00 A E Phelps, Scio, 2d, 3 TO T. R. CAVPBELL, ) D. G. ROSE. "-Com. W. W. TOZER, j Class 11-Trotting Horses. Gottl'eb Schaible enters br. m. Qneen of Spfides, 11 Jno (reory enters b. s. Hamblctoniau, Jr., 22 Time, 3:5.5; 3:35. Class 11-DrauglU IJor.ies. Slnllfon 4 yrs old or over. W II Dell.Saline.lst. $S 00 Stallon 3 "vrs old. Boyd Dros.. Kylvan, Ist, 5 00 Brood mare flve years old with l'oal at feet - F Horning, Pittsfleld, lst, 8 00 Brood mare two years old - Seth PSumnr. l'ittsfleld, lst, 3 00 Urood mare 1 yr old, E S Taylor, T.odi, lst, 2 00 Pair of horses or mm es 4 years old or over - Frank Hogfln, Ann Albor City, lst, S 00 ft w iioimos, ncio. za, t uu Sinale norse fonr yeare old or over- lï L Godfrey, Pittsfield, let. li iO Single horse three years old- Seth PSnmner, Hittsfleld, Ist, 4 00 I). M. F1NLEY, ) r, A. V. POLHKMUS, ( (omCSaaê t - Síuldle llorses. Baddle horses, E T Walker, S;ilem, lst, $( 00 J 1! Dow, Aun Arhui, 2d, 4 00 J. E. 8UMNER, ) O. C. IDK, Icom. PHiLO. FOWLER, ) Class Ik- Jacks aml'Mules. Pair ol mulos, II Laraway, Northfield, let, $r 00 S. K. DOTY, 1 GEO. IllKZEL, ICiin. W. P. GROVE,) ülass 15- No Entries. Class 10 - Sheep - American Merino. Buck three years old or over- Wm Ball, Hainbur, Livingston Co., lst, $5 00 J S & A A Wood, Lodi, 2d, 3 00 ISuck 2 yrs old, J S & A A Wood, Lodi, lt, 5 00 " " " - 2(1, 3 Oil Unck 1 year old, " '■ lst, 3 00 " " " " 2d, 2 00 S buck lamhs, " " " Int, 5 00 " " " 2d, 3 00 SewesS years old, " " " lst, 5 00 " 2d, a BO Scwes 3 years old, " " " lst, 4 (K) " " " " 2(1, 3 00 8 fiwe 1 year otd, Wm Buil, Hiimbtiri', Ut, 4 00 J 8 A A Wood, Lodi, 2d, 2 00 3 ewe lambs, J84AA Wood, Lodi, lst, 3 00 Wm. Ball, Hamburg, 2d, 2 00 Class V-Long Wools. Bnck three yeare old or over - J W Nanry, óuperior. lst, $5 00 L Walliiif.'ton, Lodi, 2d, ;i 00 Buck 3 yrs old, J W Namy, Superior, lst, 6 1)0 L. VV'alliiiirton, Lodi, 2d, 3 00 Huek 1 yr old, J W Nanry, Superior, lst, 3 00 :J buck lamba, L W&llington, Lodi, ltt, 5 0J " " " 2d, 3 00 i cwes 3 years old, " int, 5 00 " 2d, 3 00 i ewes 2 years old, " k% lst, 4 00 i ewes 1 year old, " " lt, 3 00 " " " sa, 2 oo ! ewe Inmlra. " " iBt, 3 (.0 J W Naury, Superior, 2d, 2 00 JOHN KOSE, ) ü. L. WaK.NER, J-Com. JAS. STEVENSON) Class IS - GradeiEwes. ewes 3 yrs old, I N S Fo.-ter, A A Town, lst, $5 00 . ewes 2 yrs old, " " l„t, 5 00 , i ewes 1 yr old, " " lBt, 4 00 ■ ewe iiuiib-, II N Ilicks, Arm Arbor, lst, 4 00 JOHN ROSE, ) O. L. WARNER, VCom. JAS. STEVENSON, j Class 19-B'ut Sheep. None exhibited. 1 Class "20-Swiite. Bowt boar of any aije or breed - II Ii Jones, Dexier, lt, js oo 2d, b 00 Cbester sow onc yettr old - E L J Smith, Pittsiield, Ist, ' 8 00 Eusx Imaf, D L Godfiey, A A Town, lat, 8 00 E A M.Utcaon, Auu Arbor Tovvn, 2d. (i 00 Esaex sow, Thomas Wood, Plttefleid, lat, 8 00 D I, (iodt'ruy, Anu Árbol' Town, '2d, (i (K) 1 ÜS8OX pigs, " " " Ist, 5 00 Thomas Wood, Pittsfiuld, 2(1, 3 00 Polaud wow, Hij-d Broe., ïiylvan, lsf, 8 00 öi'ft sow of uny aü or brt'èd- 11 BJonis, Delter, lat, 8 00 " " ïd, G 00 GEOKGB ROSIER, ) G. F. KASU. Com. H. 1. PLATT, j Ckuuil l'oullry. BcBttrlo Hghl Brahinas- J U Leimid, Ann Arbor City, Isl, $2 00 '■ " " ■' 2ii, i uo Trio (1ark Brabmaa - J H Peeblcs, Ann Arbor City, Ist, 2 00 .1 Q Lelnml. ' ■ -Jd, 1 00 Coloree! Cochina - W A lliilcli, .Ir , Aun Arbor City, Ist, 2 00 ' au, i oo White Cochina, J G Lelinid, Ist, 2 00 .IG Loland.M, 1 00 '1 'rio I tomlniquet, P Wlnegtr, Ann Arbor, lat, 2 00 P Wint'far, 2d, ] on Trio Hiack bpaniïh, Prof. TenB.-ook, Ist, 2 uo Trio Whire Lchorn?, W A Ualch, Jr., la', 2 00 W A Hatch, Jr.,2d, 100 Trio Col. Polands, Uyd üros., Sjlvan, lst. 2 () Uoyd Broa., Sylvan, id, 00 Trio Hamburgs, W A Hotch, .Jr,, 1-t, ■. 00 W A Harcta. Jr., , „,, i rio Frenrh fowls, W A Hatcli, Jr., Ut, 2 00 Pair ol ame, ■ ll(t g on Trln B-irMms, " ■■ i,t, 2 00 ,„ . , " " 2(], 1 00 Trio liarn yard lou I II S Pi In-. Mein, i' '. 3 mi Hrjf.TouBrook, Aun Arbor City, S1, ion Pait Mtarkrm, n ., H.-t.-.M. s, , iBt. - ixi J N (j.it.i, a nn ArborCity 2d, i iki Pair oí ilu kf, i; Ttivi níeml, Supui lor, let. 2 (XI i N Gott, A.. ii A.bor Cltv.íí i (xi Best, mogí vaiied and vxluiible collectlon ol' ponliiv uwned by ii. e fuhlbitor, U A llatrh. Jr.. Aun Ariiiir i'ity, lst, 5 00 W. K. MAM.. l_ i. W. THOMPSON, ( J'; ■"■ ChtU ágricultural ímlemertí, Plow l'or ifi'iH-ni! use- A A AcCompaoy, sr, M KiiiaTH, Aun Albur, -2d, jgo ilitlrow luí' i:i-i;i'iil iisu-■ Koirers, Aun Arbcir, Igt, 3 00 Wheel Fií-M i uítivulor - A A A(t Compaiiy, ltt, '_' IKI M llosere, 3d, [ qq Gruin Drill, Backoye M Kogen, Aun Arbor, lt, 2 (Xi Mower uiid Reaper Oomblircd, ChnmpioB- M Hoiíeis, nu Arbor, lft f i 'j0 Huwer and Reapër ( omblned, Rnssell - F Wafrner & Co., Aun Ailior, 2il, - 1 OH Mowmj Machine, Clminpioi)- M RoL'er, Aun Arbor. lsi, i, 00 MowInK Machine, Klrby- M Rugen. Aun Arbur. 2d, 4 00 lliiy, straw aud Feed (.'utter-A A Al1 Compiiny, lst, 2 10 M Uugen, Aun Arbor, 2d, 1 00 Com Hheller A A Ag Conipany, lst, 2 00 M nogera, Aun Arbur, Id, 1 io Root t'utter - M Itofícr. Ann Arbor, lst, 2 00 b'ürni G tu, witli Hunkin: complete - A ülckerson, Manchester, lst, 2 00 Horse llay Fork- M Hogers, Aun Arbor, lst, 1 00 Six M uniré Forks- M Kogers, Aun Arbor, lst, 1 00 We woulrt nlso rerommend 11 dtscretionary premium on sitíeles entered misccllaneoutly as follows : 1 Burdic Reaper. fí 00 1 Hay Hack by Field, Blosser & Co., 3 00 1 Colli Cultivator witb wheele, 1 (K) 1 Snlky Attiichment to Plows, 2 00 N. E. SUTTON, ) D.G. HO8E, SCom. i. O.IDK, ) Oíate ÍS-Oraln and SeeU. 1 bushei White Winter Wheat- F Uoruinir, Pittsflekl, lt, SI DO ü LGodfrey. Ann Arbor Town,üd, 00 1 bushei Red Winter V heat - F Hornlng, Pittsfleld, 1, 1 (!0 1 bushei Sprini; Wheat- Boyd liros., Bylvan, lst, 1 00 1 bnshel Barley- C Eberbacb, Ann Arbor, lst, 75 1 buahel Oalp- N B Covert, Ann Arb-r Town, lst, 75 Boyd Bros., Sylvan, 2d, 50 1 bushei Corn in the ear - N Üooth, Pittsfleld, lst, 75 Best and grentCütvnriety of Wheat, i bnshel ot' ench kind - D L Godfrey, Ann Arbor Town, lm, 1 00 ls bnshel Oiover öeed - H N HicKs, Ann Arbor, lst, 1 00 RTownsend, " 2d, 5j 1 bnshel Dent Corn- U H Olds, Ypsllanti, lst, 1 00 K M Sowland, " 2d, 50 C. M. F1SK, ) W. H. CRAFTS, Icom. E. A. WOOÜMAN, j Class 24- Vegetables. Greateat and best variety of Potatoeê, 2 lm. i'ach- Geo. A. Peters, Scio, lst, $1 (10 Bn hel of Enrly l'otatoes- A Campbell, Superior, lat, 75 William Bush, Ann Arbor, ád, 50 Bnshel Table Potatoes- 11 E Petere, Scio, lst, 75 Gco A Peters, Scio, 2d, 50 Best and rentest vaiiety of Potatoes for the table and stock- C M Hubbell, Ypsilanti, tst, 1 00 2d, 75 Bushel White Tllinips- C M Hubbell, Ypsilanti, lst, 7:, " a, 50 i Tlnbcard Squashes - C M Hubbell, Ypsilanti, lst, 1 (K) 2d, 78 Í Boston Marrow Squashes- C M Hubbell, Ypsilami, lst, 75 4 Turban Sqnaahes - C M Hubbell, Ypsilanti, lst, 75 ' 2d, 5ü 4 Scalloped Squashes (Sumnn'r) - C M Hubbell, Ypsilantl, lst, SO " 2d, -:, 4 Crook-necked Slimmer Sqmishes - C M Hubbel], Ypsilnnti, lut, 51) K. Goodale, Ann Arbor, 2d, 25 Greatest variety (3 eacb) Summer Sqn&shoe - O M Hubbell, Ypgilauti, lst, 1 00 2d, 7ó 4 Early CabbíiLc - U M Ilubbeil, Ypsilauti, lst, 7.r 2d, 50 4 Late Cabbnge - C M Hubbull, Ypsilauti, M, 75 3d, 50 4 heads Cauliflowor- J M Hubbell, Ypsilanti, lst, 75 (i LougTbleBeetí - O M Hubbell, Ypsiiaiiti, lst, 50 U Turnip Bects - William Bush, Aun Arbor, lst, 50 C M Hubbell, YpellBUt!, Sd, 25 6 Garrota - R Goodale, Ann Arbor, 2d, 25 f Parwnips - C M Hubbell, Ypsilanti, lst, 5u R Goodale, Ann Arbor, 2d, 25 Salsify- C M Hubbell, Ypsilanti, lst, 75 K Goodale, Ann Arbor, 2ii, 50 fi Peppers - C M Hubbell, Ipsüanti, lst, 50 2d, 25 6 Egg Plants- C Si Hubbell, Ypsilanti, lst, 50 2d, 25 6 ears Sweet Corn - C M Hubbell, Ypiilanti, lst, 75 M, 50 Greatest variety of Corn, (i ears cach- O M Hubbell, Ypsilanti, lst, 1 00 1 peck Red Tomatoes - R Goodale, Ann Arbor, lst, 75 L Davis, " 2d, 50 1 peck Yellow ünions- C M Hubbell, Ypsilnnti, lst, 75 2d, 50 1 peck Red Onions - C M Hubbeil, Ypsilanti, lst, 7, R Goodale, Ana Arbor, 2d, 50 1 peck White Onions- O M Hubbell, Ypsilanti, Ist, 75 " 2d, 50 yi peck Lima Beans- Geo Fischer, Aun Arbor, lt, 75 V% peck Butter Beana- Geo Fischer, Ann Arbor, lst, 75 Greatest variety of Beans, 1 qt. eaoh - Geo B'isrlicr, Ann Arbor, lst, 1 00 4 Water Melons- C Al Hubbell, Ypsilanti, lst, 75 " " M, 50 4 Musk Melons - U M Hubbell, Ypsilanti, Ist, 75 " " 2d, . 50 Greatcst variety of Melons, 2 e;ioh- C' M Hubbell, Ypsi'unti, lst, 1 00 " 2d. n Liirgcst Exhibitor- C' M Hubbell, Ypsilanti, lst. 5 00 Best display of New or Foieign Vegetable?, grown under glass or otherwise- V M Hnbbell. Ypsllantl, lst, i oo R Goodale, Aun Albor, d, 75 4 heads Red C'abbage - K Goodale, Ann Arbor, lst, 50 '! Pumpkin- lMscre ionary Premium to U Townsend, Superior. C. B. COOK, ) WM. liUSII, VCom. J. II. SPERRY, ) Class Sü- Butler, Cheese, Bread, Honey and Swjar. 151bs Butter in jars- Mrs H Laraway, Nortlifleld, lst, f: 00 Mrs H G Warren, Salem, 2d, 2 00 10 Ibe Butter in rolle- Mrs H Laraway, Ncrtbfleld, lst, 3 00 Mrs Wiliiam Bush, Ann Arbor, 2d, 1 00 3 loavea Hop Yeast Bread- Miss Kmma Towusend, Ann Arbor, lrt, 7,"i Mrs E 1' Camp, Ann Arbor Towd, ad, 50 3 lo ives Salt or Milk Bling Bread- Mrs D W Noyes, Aun Arbor, let, 75 Mrs K Goodale, 2d, 5() 3 loaves Corn Bread - Mrs D W Noyes, Ann Arbor, lst, 75 10 lbs Maple Sutfar- Mrs D W Noyes, " lst, '2 00 1 iiullou Maple Syrup - Mrs D W Noyea, " lst, 1 00 W. G. FOSTER, 1 K. G. 11 TRI). C. G. KUTHKUPF, fCom. A. MAUKÜAM, J Class 30- Honey. Best yield of Honey from one Hive of Bees, in box, extracted, relorence belgg had u tin management of the Bees, whether they had casta swann or not. and also wlit-ther tliey were led or strengthened by iidrting other Bees, comb or bread l'rom olher stocks - James P Clements, Ann Arbor, lst, $1(1 00 R Townsend, Superior, 2d, 5 ix; C. M ST,Y. __ P. BliEAKEY, fomClass 27-Dairy and Household, Churu- M Rogers, Am, Arbor, lst, $1 00 Wasoing Machine- Silas Buckman, Manchester, lst. 1 00 DKierstead, Ann Arbor, 2d, Diploma Dlothes Wringer- G J Pease, Ann Arbor, lst, 1 00 Aasortment of Tinwan tor Dairy and Kitchen- G J Pease, Ann Arbor, lst, 1 00 i Milk Pane- G J Pease, Ann Arbor, lst, 1 00 C. M. SI.Y, l„ B. E. NICHO LS, fComClass S-Domestïc Manufactures, ttnL Carpet, (home-made,) 10 yards - Mrs Kliza Willson, Ann Amor, lst, 2 01) NB Covert, M. 'lm , Knil Ootton Stockings- N B Qmten, Ann Arbor, lst, 7 Mr? H (J Warren, Salem. 3d, 5 Knit Woolen Stockings - Miss T I) Jndd, Aim Avbor, tot, 7, Mrs II G Warren, Salem, 2d, & Knit Woolen Socks- Mrs David W Noyes, Ann Arbor, lst, 75 Mrs II Davis, Lndi, ad 51 Knit Woolen Mittens- Mrs David W Noyes, Ann Arbor, let, 75 Mrs H G Wanen, Salem, üd, 60 I 1b Slocking Yaru - Mrs 11 (Í Warren, Salem, lst, 7r Mrs Daid V Noyes, Al n Arbor, 2rt, S0 II. M. I'ERKIN, MRS. E. T. WAI.KEH, tCom. li. BKOWN, j Cas SO-i'ntit. Best and greatest variety of Nummer, Fall and Winter A pples, 4 of each - H N Hiclts, Aun Arbor Town, lst, $T 00 O A Kelly, Ann Areor, 2d, 5 UO ïen varieties of Winter Applea- S B Winans. Salem, lst, 4 011 ü A Kelly, Ann Arbor, M, 2 00 Single vuriety Fall Apple- S B Wiuans, Salem, lst, :j (10 O II Worden, Ann Arbor, 3dt 'Z 00 Ten Anples - O A Kelly, Ann Arbor, lst, 1 00 HNHicks, " 2,1, 50 Best and greatest variety of Fall and Winter Pears, 5 of eacu, correctly Igbeled bv exhibitor- A. Ten Brook, Ann Arbor, lst, 2 00 Five viirioiius of Fall and Winter Pears, etc ") of each - .1 D Baldwin. Ann Arbor, lt, 2 00 A Ten Brook, '■ 20 i 00 W P roven, Northfield, let, 50 Besl and ereatest vailet? of P.aches- .1 (' l'.ird, Ann Albor, Ist, 2 00 Single rarietvof l'eaclies- B li Nicho, Arm Arbor, lst so Co lectioo of (iiinoes- .i C Umi, Aun Arlmr, lst, .) m BOIde, 'm, ioo Beul nul greatesl variefy of Nativa Granes- c II U oodriil), Ann Arbor, lsr o on A McDonald, " 2d { I six varietles of Ifntlvc Grapct- e II Wopdruff, Ann Arbor, ist, i 00 Emil Ilanr, " -2d, 50 lirvii' -ii varietT ol Forulín Grnpis- A. Ten Uiook, Ann Arbor, Ut, 1 00 W. A.HOLCOMB, ) S. MII.LS, i-Com. J. D. BALDW1N, Í Clans 'M) - Flowers. Jantes Toras, besl an.l greatesi rariety Fknrera, first premium, 4 00 Mr. P. Winegar, second. 2 00 James Toms, Dafalias, tirst, u 00 Mis. I', Winegar, second, 1 üO James Toms, Asten, grat, j 50 N. li. Covert, second, 00 BIn. li. (ixhIi'U, l'blox, iiist, 1 50 .T;ui]i's Toms, .sccoml, 00 Mr. I'. Winegar, Panalas, int, 1 50 James Toms, second, 00 Mrs. R. Qoodell, Petunias, first, 1 (0 Mis. i'. Winegar, recond, 00 Mrs. I'. Winegar, Pinks, first, 1 00 Mis. K. (mkhIoJI, second, 50 .Tamos Toma, Verbena, h'rst, 1 00 Mrs. 1', Winegar, sec i, 50 Jlrs. P. Winegar, Ton week's sloik, first, 1 00 James Toms, second. 50 . lililíes Toms, Roses, first, 2 00 " " second, 1 00 .lames Toms, Zinnlas, first, 1 00 Mrs. I'. Winegar, second, go James Toms. Portolacca, first, 1 00 Mis. P, Winegar. second, 50 Mis. H. Goodell, Dry Flowers, iirst, 1 00 Jamos Toms, seoond, 50 ■Tilines Toms, Cut Frosh Flowers, tirst, 1 00 Mrs. 1'. Winegar, aecond, 50 James Toms, Foliage Plants, first, 2 00 " " second, 1 oo James Toms, Annimls in Pots, first, 2 00 Mra. P.Winergar, seoond, 1 00 Mrs. Prof. A. Tonbrook, House Plants, first, 3 00 James Toms, secoud, 2 00 James Toms, Ten new plants in Pots, 1 00 " " second, 30 .lames Toms. HaiiL'ing Plants, first, 1 00 " " second, 50 W. B. EVEREST, 1 Mra. Dr. D. HALL, „ " A. E. KOBISON, r om" E. T. WALKEK. J Class 31- Boots, Stoet, Harntss and Lelthf.r. Win. Siegle. 'IVo horee Carrlage Harneas, tirst, B 00 ■- Spoor, seeond, 3 00 Wm. Siegle, Single IFarness' first. 5 00 " " seeond, 3 00 " " Heavy Work Harness, first, 4 00 Jacob Volland, second, 3 00 B. BROWN, 1 D. CRAMER. í ( "nlClass 'Xl-AHicUs of Dress. George A. Gilbert, Over Coat, first, 4 00 Maurice O'Rourk, second, 2 00 Maurice O'Koiirk, Diess Coat, first, 3 00 George A. Gilbert, second, 2 00 " " "1 pair pants, first, 2 00 Maurice O'Rourk, second, 1 00 Maurice O'Rourk, 1 Vost, first, 2 00 George A. Gllbert, socond, 1 00 Henion Suinner, 1 set Ladies' Furs (Ermine) Diii Henion & Sumner, 1 set Ladies' Furs (Mink(, do E, J. Johnson, 1 Silk Hat, first, n Henion 4 Snmner, 1 Fur Seal Cap, tirst, 1 00 B. BIIOWN, I Mrs. B. BROWN, !„ Mrs. H. M. I'KRRIN, f ' II. M. PERRIN, I Class 33 - Cabinet and Joiner Wtvrk. ,T. Keek ,4 Co., 1 Bureau first, 3 00 " " 1 Bedstead, first, 2 00 " " 1 set C'bairs, flrst, 2 00 ' 1 Centre Table, tirst, 2 00 " " 1 Arm ('hair, first, 2 00 u " 1 Sofa, first, n oo 1 set Clianiber Furniluro, tirst, 3 00 DKLOS FALL, M. A. MARKHAM, VCom. L. DAVIS, .Ik. I Class ?A - Wagons, Carriages and Slaghs. Andrew 1!. Rehmidt, single borse top Carria"e, l'i-t, G 00 Jobn Schneider, seeoinl, 4 011 Andrcw K. bchmidt, single opon ('amago, íirst, 4 (i() X. Arksey, second, 3 00 John Sehneider, two horce open Carriage, first, 4 00 Hamly, Wurster L McLean, secoud, 3 00 Handy, Wurster & McLean, single light Sleigh, tart, 8 00 J. W. LAWSON, Chaiinian Com. Class 'Aa-Other itechanical Work. C. A. Chapín, fotir horseshoes, first, 1 00 G. J. Pens, Portable steps and Fruit ladder, first, 1 00 ('has. Holmes, Pump lor wells, first, 1 00 G. J. Pease, Pump ior cistern, first, 1 00 DÉLOS FALL, ") M. A. MARKHAM, -Com L. DAVIS, Jr. j Class 3G- iïne Arts and ífeeclle Work. Miss Lillie II. Niehols, best and greatest nuniber ofoil Paintings, first, 5 00 Mrs. N. SI. Schuil, second, :i (1 Head in oil paintlng, first, 4 00 Miss Lillie II. Nichols, second. 2 00 Miss Lily E. Chase, Landscape in oil painting, 4 00 Cornelia A. Wilkinson, second, 2 00 -Mis, X. M. Schoff, Picture in water colors, ftrst, 1 00 " " " second, 50 Ella Braham, 1 penoil Drawing, first, 1 00 Miss Clara Gott, second, 50 Sani. B. Revenaugh, best eolleetion Photographs, nrst, 2 00 " " " 10 plain Photographs, first, 1 00 M Sarah Fletcher. specimen Pcnmanship by a lady, at, 3 00 C. E. Pniid, specimen Penmanship by gentleman, ftrst, 3 00 X F. LAWRENCE, 1 Mrs. C. V. BLISS, „ Mis. JOHN 8EDGEWICK rtoluMiss DOSIA JUul). Class 37-Fancy Work. Miss Mettie Ames, bead-work, first, 1 00 Mrs. M M. Schoft', do second, 50 Mrs. J. O. Lelaiid, white wax fiowers, first, 1 00 Miss T. D. Judd, colored wax flowers, first, 1 00 Mrs. J. Gr. Leiand, do second, 50 Miss Sarah Fletcher, aiitumn leaves prepared and framed, ttrst, 1 00 Mrs. Wni. Wagner, ornamental hair work, first, 1 00 Mrs. Wm, H. Rice, do second, 50 Miss Lena Hoffstetter, embroidered Sofa pillow (worsteil), first, 1 00 Mrs Ed. Sumner, embroidered chair cover, first, 1 00 Miss Lena Hoffstetter, do second, 50 Mrs. J. F. Royce, embroidered canvas pin cushion, first, 75 : Mrs J. F. Royce, embroidered canvas tidy, first, 75 I Miss Clara Gott, do ,second, 50 ' Mrs. N. M. Schoff, embroidered chemise, first, 7."j 1 Mrs. E. Roehm, embroidered dress for in1 faut, first, 75 , Mrs. E. Roehm, worsted crochet tidy, first, 1 00 Miss Louisa Perry, do second, 50 Mrs. E. Roehm, leggins (knitted), first, 66 Mrs. E. Roehm, crochet hood, Hrst, 50 do do second, 25 Mrs. E. Roehm, knitted ecarf, ñrst, 60 Mrs. E. Roehm, silk embroidery, first, 1 00 Mrs. Trof. A. Tenbrook, specimen afghan stitch sofa pillow, ñrst, 1 00 specimen of machine stiching done in presence oï judges, first, 1 00 Mrs. N. M. Schoff, embroidered pocket handkerchief, first, 75 Miss Clara White, embroidered crochet tidy, ñrst, 75 Miss Clara White, do second, 50 Mrs. E. Roehm, crochet scarf - embroidered, first, 50 Miss Hattie Groves, best and handsomest patch work bed quilt by a girl 16 years old or under, first, 1 00 DÉLOS FALL, ) Mrs. F. L. SEDGWICK, } Com. Mrs. Wm. FOSTER, ) Class 38-LMleGirls' Work. Alice Warren, pair kuit stockings, first, 75 Mcttie Ames, crochet tidy, first, 75 May l'latt, do second, 50 Iaura Stevens, crochet mat, first, 75 Miss A. Tice, worsted embroidery, first, 75 Hiittie Groves, specimen tattiug, first, 75 Hattie Groves, plain apron, first, 50 Mrs. N. BOOTH, ) Mrs. N. SUTTON, Com. Mrs. U. O. IDE, } Class 39. Ettio Ilinckly, female equestriauism, first, 5 00 Mrs. E. T. Walker, do second, 4 00 Hattie Dow, do third, 3 00 J. E. SUMNER, Mrs. JAS. B. UOTT, I „ Mrs. N. M. SCHOFF, fomMrs. Ed. BüUDINOT, J Class 40 - Miscellaneous. Gents' Department. L. C. Risdou, cook stove, first, do do second, do heatiug stove, Dip. do clothes wringer, do coal stove, Geo. A. Petei's, winter radish, E. C. Boudinot, 4 sewing machinen, " Uomstock Bros., American 86 spring bed, " f. A. Nichols i Sons, specimens of niarble work, " Kansom Townsend, 3 pumpkins, " do 3 Marblehead squaslies, " (i. J. Pease, 2 copper stew pans, " do 2 copper tea kettles, " do set nieasures (copper), " do copper bed warmer, " do 3 copper wash dishes, " do 2 copper wash boilers, J. W. Lawson, improved buggy king bolt with cirole combinad, L. W. Bodwell, foot power ceroll saw, " tí. J. Pease, ñour scoop and seive, " C. A. Chapín, ó mili picks, " E. Fleming, 4 flower stands, (r. J. Pease, dining room Rtove, " do ironing board. " L. S. Lerch, case drugs, fancy and toilet articles, " Henion & Sumncr, tufted robe, " Alvin Wilsey, Siminons ifc Cloufíh parlor orgau, " Daniel Kierstead, 2 window shades, " J. te P. Donnelly, orockery, " lenion & Sumner, wolt robe, ' .ndrew B. Schmidt, trotting sulky, " C. Bliss & Sous, case silver luid plated ware, " do case opera glass, spectacles, knives, &c, " j. B. Howe, Hnlman's illustrated series of the family bible, " ustin Cummins, pair rabbits, " ohn Fay, sulky plough, " . J. Pease, plant syringe, " do whip churn, " do Freuch coiïee pot, " G. C. Arms, 2 liorse coni cultivator Jacob Volland, trunk, do russet, travelin bag, „ lo black traveling bag, „ do horsc Maoket, 'lu v inat, Field, Blo i rS Co , hay rack B.BEOWN, O.MACK, ! Miga T. It. JUDD fcom. Mr. ('. I). BLI88, I CHau il- Hiacelkmeotu. LodUi Sapartmmt MieiT D Jodd, fancy pin cuahion, UtiW Mra. J.JI. l'eebles, do 2d Miss T. D Tudd, cornucopia, i8t „ Louisu Berry, crochel irork basket, lat r. do crochet eard basket lst u do crochet yoke, lst „ Mrs. A. E. Charter, bed spread, lst .1 Mr Mary A. Clemente, do 2d a Mrs. Wm. H. Kico, lamp mat, lat a Mra. Mary A Clemente, do 2d ■ Miss Miranda Berry, béaded whatnot, lst Mrs. Mary Clemente, fftucy ñower on briatol boar.l, ist „ Hattie Cummins, worsted wreatb, lat a Mis.; Amelia Waters, do 2d a Mettie Ames, knitted bod spread, fat a Mrs. Henry Rowe, do 2d a Mrs. Emelinc Cummins, bead basket, lst u Mrs. Win. Wagner, do 2d Mrs. A. E. Chuster, emb'd cushion, lat Florence Hamilton, worsted liowers, lst u Mrs. E. Koehm, crochet sack, lst ■ do afghan sack, i9t „ do pair int'ants' ihoes, lst a do pair slippers emb'd on canvas, Ut do boy's cap, j9j Mary Eherbach, toilet article, l8t Mrs. G-. Fischor, Bouquet of dried grasses, lst Mra. N. H. Tiercé, do 2d Mrs. Ed. Sumner, bead bracket, Ut Mrs. 0. A. Fletcher, coverlid, ijj Mra. Wm. H. Eice, acrap bag, Ut 110 match receiver, Ut Mrs. J. J. Robison, log cabin quilt, Ut Mrs. C. M Fiak, shell work, Ut do feather work, Ut Mrs. Emeline Cummins, rag basket, Ut Mettie Ames, bread doyley, isj do cake doyley, ig( W. A. HATCH, ) Mrs, DAVID FINLEY, (Com Mrs. JAMES B. GOTT, ) TKOTTINli RACES. Sept. 2S, one mlle dash, open toall lora purscof) for single borsesdriren touamesa oeansi ;; ... mtrie&andallstarted. ' " SCMIIAI'.Y. .T. Iiniis. enters b. m, Citrle, ftret, ijjj Charles Norton enters sorrel Frank, second iíb Time 8:81, 3:81. BBCOKD KAfE. Best 8 in ". open to ;ill horses thal havo no record bettei iliun L'::t,, (01 a purse of ff?5, three entrlai anj three tostarl. N. Booth enters b. g. Wild BUL { , 1!. F. Bennett enten b. %. Snnkldori, 3 Ueorge Bogers enters r. s. Stonewall Jackson 2 i Tune 2:51. Sept. 24th. besl 3 In 5, open toatl boraestha) hin DO record better tbn2:30, for a puree of $180 Xi entrles and ï to start. N. Booth enten b. g. lyiM BUI, 1 1 II Greo. Rogers entera r, s. StonewallJackson, 2 2 1 Time 2:61% 2:55, 2:51, 2:S74 Sept. 26th, Connty Race, best 3 in S for countyh Bes iluu i.ivc ü.i record better than 8 mi uut. 850. four entries and 4 to start, A. N. ESogera enters W. g. Ace of Spades, 1 1 1 N.B b enters s. g. Llttle Jake, 1 j-j N, Sutherland enters b. g. Johnnle, s 33 J. Imua enters I. 111. Kittie, Dlstanccd