yr^
EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT.
FOB BALE.
FOB SALE-500 apple trees, 4 to 5 feet high, at
S3 per C; 10,000 do., 5 to 7 fett high, at »15 per
S2}_ million flrst-class yearling Osage Hedge
ants at f 1.25 per M; 1 year Concord grape vines,
Ko. 1, at (5 per C; Wilson strawberry plants at 60 cta,
per C. Plums, cherries, etc., at equally low rates as
above. Allot the above guaranteed to be flrst-class
and in quantities to suit purchasers. Discount to
the trade. TRACGH A BON, Remington, Ind. 10 3t
*T"***OR SALE—7000 Mammtth Ouster and Doolittle
JD Raspberry Plants at 11.00 per 100; 18.00 per
1000; 8000 Green Prolific Jucunda and Col. Cheney
Strawberry Plants at 75 cents per 100; 15.00 per 1000.
Every plant warranted true to name. Address J.
R. DUTY, Waldron, Indiana. 89 2t
EOR SALE OR TRADE—A large two-story frame
house, new, of 10 rooms; 4 marole mantles
well built; well, cellar, cistern and stable all in
good order, with twoadjoininglotsjsa'dlots35x183,
polls.  G. G. GABBERT, Columbus, ind.
In Indianapolis.
ISMt
TTHOR SALE—A good, nearlynew family carriage,
1** for one or two horses; also, a Eureka, jump-
seat carriage, in good condition. Both are bargains.
Call on or address G. H. SHOVER, 174 East Market
street, Indianapolis. 33tf
EOR SALE—I have four thoroughbred Shorthorn bulls of good pedigrees and good individual merit; also a fine lot of Poland-China pigs,
of both sexes, for sale at reasonable prices. Address
GEO. W. THOMAS, Homer, Rush Co., Ind.      40-St
*T"***OB SALE—A nearly new Childs Bros. Organ.
P    popular style, seven stops, excellent tone, for
sale at greatly reduced rate.  Address Ind. Farmer
Agency, No. 8 Bates Block, Indianapolis.        26tf
EOR SALE—My Breeding Boar Adonis 1149,
Vol. II, A. B. Record. Farrowed, April 15,1876;
is well formed, neatly marked and a splendid
breeder. Address W. L. MALLOW, New Holland, O.
89-13t
FOR SALE—A good, nearly new family carriage,
for one or two horses, at a bargain. Call on or
address G. H. SHOVER, 174 East Market street, Indianapolis. 27 tf
FOR SALE—BROl* ZE TURKEYS—I have fifteen
young Bronze Gobblers which I will sell at
S3.0O each B taken soon.   WM. FRY, Indianapolis.
EOR SALE—A new Childs Brothere' Organ, style
SO, new and in good condition.   For sale at a
discount from regular price.
it!  IKDIAMA FABMEB CO.
IOR SALE-A Birdsell Double Cylinder Clover
— -• ' 111 sell cheap.   Address
:amiltonCo.,Ind. 37-4t
JiS    HuSerj^eMtynewjwiUBeffch'eap.   Address
S. M. SMITH, Eagletown, Hai "
EOR SALE—White Leghom Chicks.   Pure-bred,
and will be sold cheap if applied for soon.
Address J. B. JAQU.BS, Farmer Office, Indianapolis.
40-2t 	
OR SALE—A i'.'W pairs of Dark Brahma chicks
    at 13 per pair; to close out surplus stock.   H.
C. GREEN, Indianapolis, Ind. 40 4t
F
*T""*IOR SALE—Plymouth Bock and Golden Lacs
JD Bantam chick. F. C. BARRETT A SON, Fort
Wayne, Ind.  36 5t
WAHISD.
WANTED—Young Men and Women to prepare
for Copyists, Book-Keepers and Telegraph
Operators at the Bryant & Stratton Business College
and Telegraph Institute. 44 South Meridian street.
Bemember the place, as an inferior school is advertised under onr college name. Address E. SIMMONS A CO., proprietor, Indianapolis, Ind.    39-18t
***rrrANTED—Agents to sell Navin's Explanatory
W    Stock Doctor, the New Blustrated History
of Indiana, and fine family Bible*.  Address J. W.
Lanktree * Co., 47 Thorpe Block, Indianapolis, Ind.
C_f\rT FARMER'S WANTED to send for de-
\j\J 4 script!ve and price circular of Poland-
China Pigs and Fancy Poultry, which will be sold
low by HENRY COMSTOCK, Liberty Mills, Ind.
 S9-4t	
"TTTAl^TED—Farms of all sizes to trade for city
YV    property.   Will take encumbrance.   A, M.
ALEXANDER, 18 Vance block, Indianapolis, Ind.
20-52t
ITT ANTED—Indiana Farms.   Send descriptive
W    Blanks.   M. ARBUCKLE, Agent, 74 E. Mar-
ketstreet S713t
MISCELLANEOUS-
DECIDED BARGAINS to reduce our choice
breeding stock of Yorkshire, Berkshire, Essex, Chester White and Poland China pigs of all
ages Also sheep, cattle, and fancy poultry; finest,
new breeder's manual, elegantly illustrated and
giving full description of the diflerent breeds. Price
25 cents. Seed Wheat; aU the best varieties, grown
especially for seed. Also turnip, cabbage, cauliflower, lettuce, radish, spinach, and all seeds for
the fall Prickly Comfrey, the most wonderful forage plant, setts S4.00 per 11*, 50 cents extra by mail,
slecfcatalogue freeV BENSON BURPEE & CO.,
223 Church street Philadelphia, Pa.  IS"1/
MONEY to loan, in sums of 8500 to 85000, on improved farms. Money in Bank No delay.
RUDDELL, WALCOTT A VINTON, U% N. Yennsrt-
vanla Street Indianapolis. Ind. 8*>tf-j]0)
STATE FAIE.
The.Award of Premiums.
The following is the award of premluma at
the State Fair last week :
LIGHT HABHB88  HOUSES.
Stallion, four years old and over, M. L.
Hare, city, $35; second premium, Enoch Wor-
man, city, $17.
Stallion, two years old and nnder three Wood
&-"oudray.city, 14; second premium, Ira 0.
Williams, city, 7.
Mare four year old and over, with colt, M.
L. Hare, city, 14; second premium, M. L.
Hare, city, 7.
Mare, three years and under four, Biddle &
Norris, Hebron, Ky., 14; second premium, R.
J. Wilson, Bushville, 7.
. Mare, two years and under three, R. J.Wu-
Bon, Rushville, 7; second premium, M. L.
Hare, city, 3.
Mare, four years and over, regardless of having been bred, 8. Dickerson, Greensburg, Ind.,
14; second premium, R. J. Wilson, Rushville,
7.
Gelding, four years old and oyer, R. J. Wilson, Rushville, 14; second premium, J. I Kee-
ney, Danville, 7.
Gelding, three years and under four, J. I
Keeney, Danville, 14; jsecond premium, Seneca
Armstrong, New Salem, Ind, 7.
Gelding, two years old and under three, A.
Ellis, Bainbridge, Ind.. 7.   Only one entry.
Yearling stallion, R. O. Losey,- city, 6; second premium, Frederick Steenmalar, Malott
Park, 3.
Stallion sucking colt, M. L. Hare, city, 6.
Only one entry.
Sucking filly, M. L. Hare, city, 6; second
, premium, Wood 4 Foudray, city, 3.
HIAVY. DRAFT HORSES.
Stallion four years old and over, Given,
Baum <fc Oo., Frankfort, $35; second premium,
William Meikle, Pendleton, 17.
Stallion three yeais old and under four, Cal.
Bates, Falmouth, 28; second premium, William Meikle, Pendleton.
Stallion one year old and under two, I>. B.
Lienberger, Bainbridge, 7.
Stallion sucking colt, George Tucker, Trafalgar, 6; second premium, R.* K. Hessong,
Zionsville, 3.
Mare, four year old and over, with colt,
John Bates, city, 26; second premium, George
Tucker, Trafalgar, 10.
Mare three year old and under four, William
Meikle, city, 14; second premium, John Bates,
city 7.
Mare two years and under three, John Bates,
city, 7.
Mare one year and under two, John Bates,
city, 7.
8ucking filly, P. N. Hessong, Zionsville, 6;
second premium, John Bates, city, 3.
Mare four years and over, regardless of having been bred, Charles Overhizer,- Falmouth,
17; second premium, John Bates, city, 7.
Gelding four years and over, K. Munter,
city, 17; second premium, Charles Frcst, Connersville, 7.
Gelding three year and under four, Cal.
Bates, Falmouth, 14.
JACKS, JEKMETS AND MTJLE3.
Jack three years and over, E. F. Carter,
Bainbridge, first, $25; J. H. Quick, city, second
$15.
Jack two years and nnder three, G. Wilson,
Waldron, 20.
Jack one year and under two, J. H. Quick,
14.
Jennet threa years and over, J. H. Quick, 10.
Mule three years and over, L. Tanseil, Zionsville, first and second, 14 and 7.
Mule, one year and under two, A. L. Turner, Millersvillp, 10.
Pair mule**, three years and over, L. Tansell,
25.
SWEEPSTAKES ON HORSES.
Heavy draft stallion, W. Meikle, Pendleton,
$35. '
Heavy draft mare, W. Meikle, 20.
8tallion any age, except heavy draft, W. P.
Swajn, Bellemore, 20.
Mare of any age or class except heavy draft,
T. Dickerson, Greensburg, 35.
Three stallion colts, under 1 year, Wood &
Foudray, city, 50.
Herd, one stallion and five mares, M. L.
Hare, city, 85.
SWEEPSTAKES OK JACKS AHD JEHNETS.
Jack, any age, E. F. Carter, Bainbridge, $25.
Jennet, any age, J. H. Quick, 10.
CATTLE—BREEDIKG CATTLB.
Bull 4 years and under 4—Sol. Meredith &
Son, Cambridge City, $70; 2nd, J. M. Wood'
rutT, Nineveh, $30.
Bull 3 years old and under 4—J. H. Bird,
Greensburg, 50; 2d premium not awarded.
Bull 2 years old and under 3—S. F. Lockridge, Greencastle, Ind., 35; 2d, J. Baugh &
Sons. Farmers' Institute, Ind., 17.
Bull 1 year old and under 2—S. F. Lockridge, Greencastle, 20; 2d, J. M. Woodruff,
Nineveh, 10.
Bull calf—J. M. Woodruff, Nineveh, Ind.,
12; 2d, Sol. Meredith & Son, Cambridge City, 7.
Cow four year old and over—J. Baugh <fc
Son, Farmers' Institute, 40; 2d, Thos. Wilhoit,
Middletown, 20.
Cow 3 years old and under 4—J. Baugh &
Son, Farmers' Institute, 35; only one entry.
Cow 2 years old and under 3—S. F. Lockridge, Greencastle, 28; Thomas Wilhoit, Middletown, 14.
Heifer 1 year old and under—S. F. Lockridge,   Greencastle, 20; also 2d, 10.
Heifer calf—S. F. Lock-ridge, Greencastle,
also 2d, 7.
Breeding cow with calf at foot—Sol. Meredith & Son, Cambridge City, 50; 2d, Andrew
Wallace, city, 25.
Devon bull—8. L. Kenyon, city, 20; 2d, Wm.
A. Macy, Lewisville, 10.
Devon cow—Wm. A. Macy, Lewisville, 14;
2d, J. L. Kenyon, city, 7.
Ayrshire bull—Andrew Wallace, city, 20;
no other entry.
Ayrshire cow—Andrew Wallace, city, 14;
no other entry.
Jersey bull—T. J. Johnson, Greencastle, 20;
2d, A. Wallace, city, 10.
jersey cow—J. W. Hasselman, city, 14; 2d,
Sylvester Johnson, Irvington, 7.
. OXEIf,   STEERS AMD HERDS.
Steers, two yeara and over, J. B. Gray, Rushville, first, $20, and second $10.
Bull and one of hia calves, J. M. Woodruff,
Nineveh, first, $70.
Herd, five head, bull and four cows, two
years and over, T. Wilhoit, Middletown, first,
140; J. Baugh & Son, second, 70.
Herd, two years and under, J. F. Lockridge,
Greencastle, first, 70; J. M. Woodruff, second,
35.
FAT CATTLE,   SHEEP ARD HCQS.
Fatted cow, G. Wilson, Waldron, first, $14.
Fatted sheep, F. Beeler, city, first, $7; J. W.
Fort, city, second, $3.
Fatted hogs, W. 8mith, Detroit, first, $7; L.
A. Parrott, Washington, Ind., second, $3.
SWEEPSTAKES ON CATTLB.
Bull, any age, 8. F. Lockridge, Greencastle,
$70.
Cow, any age. J. Baugh & Son, $70.
BERKSHIRE HCGS.
Boar over 6 months and under 12—first Wm.
Smith; second, T. S. Cooper.
Boar, one year old and over—Heck & Powell
Waldron, $17; second premium, T. S. Cooper,
Cooperaburg, Pa.
Boar under six months—Heck <fc Powell,
Waldron, 7; second premium, I. N. Barker,
Thorntown, $3.
Sow one year old and over—T. S. Cooper,
Coopersburg, Pa., 14; second premium, Heck
& Powell, Waldron, 7. ,
Sow under twelve and over six months old
—William Smith, Detrcit, Mich., 7; second
premium, W. H. HaU; Thorntown, 3.
Sowunder six months old—A. S. Gilmour
& Co., Greensburg, 7; second premium, L. T.
Clark, Onarga, 111., 7.
Sow and not less than five sucking P'gf—T.
S. Cooper, Coopersburg, Pa., 15; second premium, W. H. Hall, Thorntown, 7.
Judges—W. C. Reed, Knightstown; Heller,
Bloomington; James Harlan, Newport. They
append to their report the statement that the
present show of Berkshire hogs ia the best
they have ever examined.
SUFFOLK, ESSEX, AKD ALL OTHER SMALL BREEDS,
BEOARDLES3 OF COLOR,
Boar one year old and over-William Smith,
Detroit, Mich., $17; also second premium, 10.
Boar under 12 and over six month-Wil
liam Smith, Detroit, 14; also second premium,
7.
Boar under six months—John Morgan,
Plainfield, 7; second premium, William Smith
Detroit, 3.
Sow one year old and over—William Smith,
Detroit, 14; also second premium, 7.
Sow under 12and over six months—William
Smith, Detroit, 7; also second premium, 3.
Sow under six months—H.H. Crow, Greencastle, 7; second premium, John Morgan,
Plainfield, 8.
Five shoats under six months—William
Smith, Detroit, 14; no second award.
Sow and not less than five sucking pigs-
William Smith, Detroit, 15; no second award.
POLAND CHINA HCGS.
Boar 1 year and over, Morton & French, Oxford, first, $17; W. A. Macy, Lewisville, second, $10.
Boar between 6 and 12 months, E. & J. M.
Klever, Bloomingsburg, Ohio, first, 14; W. H.
Guilliams, Fincastle, second, 7.
Boar under 6 months, Turner & Fo; h, r, Fincastle, first, 7; R. Baldridge, Hagerstown, second, 3.
HCGS—LARGE WHITE BRE-DS. \
Boar 1 year and over, E. R. Moody, Eminence, Ky., $17; Turner & Fosher, Fincastle,
Ind., $10.
Boar under 12 and over 6 months, Williatn
Smith, Detroit, $14, Turner & Fosher, Fincastle, Ind., 7.
Boar under 6 months, E. R. Moody, Eminence, Ky., 7; Turner & Fosher, Fincastle,
Ind., 3.
Sow 1 year and over, E. R. Moody, Eminence, Ky., 14; Wm. Smith, Detroit, 7.
Sow under 12 and over 6 months* E. R.
Moody, Eminence, Ky., 7; Turner & Fosher,
Fincastle, 3.
Five shoats under 6 months, E. R. Moody,
Eminence, Ky , 14; Turner & Fosher, Fincastle, 7.
Sow and not less than six sucking pigs, E.
R. Moody, Eminence, Ky., had two entries
and too premiums, 15, and 7.
Judges—William Guard, Hartford, Ohio
county; John Chandler, Alfordsville; Irvin L.
Chifferer, Glenwood.
SWEEPSTAKES ON HCGS.
Boar of any age, Morton & Finch, Oxford,
Ohio, $35. •
Sow, any age, James Mustard, Broad Ripple, Ind., 35.
Herd, thirteen head, regardless of age, size,
etc., E. &J. M. Klever, Bloomingburg, Ohio,
60.
SHEEP. i
Fine wool sheep, to include American, Spanish and French merinos.
Buck 2 years acd over—H. H. Crow, Greencastle, 10; only one entry.
Buck, 1 year and under 2—H. H. Crow,
Greencastle, 7; second premium, Robert
Smith, Greenfield, 3.
Buck lamb—H. H. Crow, Greencastle, 3, one
entry.
Ewe, 2 years and over—H. H. Crow, Greencastle, 6; second premium, Robert Smith,
Greenfield, 3.
' Ewe, 1 year and under 2—Robert Smith,
Greenfield, 6; second premium, H. H. Crow,
Greencastle, 3.
Ewe lamb—H. H. Crow, Greencastle, 3; also
second premium 2.
Five lambs—H. H. Crow, Greencastle, 7; one
entry. \
Judges—R. G. Haworth, T. W. Tuttle, F. B.
Mingo, Washington.
OXFORDSHIRE, SHROPSHIRE AND HAMPSHIRE.   ,
Buck, 2 years and over—T. S. Cooper, Coopers burg, Pa,, 10; also second premium, 7.
Buck 1 year and over—T. 8. Cooper, Pa., 7;
also second premium, 3.
Buck lamb—Ensminger Bros., Danville, 3;
second premium, 1. j
Ewe, two years and over—T. 8. Cooper, Pa,
6; also second premium, 3.
Ewe, 1 year and under 2—T. S. Cooper,
Coopersburg, Pa., 6; also second premium, 2.
Five lambs—Luther Johnson, Woodbank,
Ind., 7; no other entry.
LONG-WOOL SHEEP—COTSWOLDS.
Buck two years and over—T. W. 8amuels &
Son, Deatsville, Ky., $10;second premium, R.
Miller, Markham, Ont, 7. i
Buck, one year old and under two—T. W.
Samuels & Son, Deatsville, Ky., 7; second premium, H. McDonald, Jackson, Mich., 3.
Buck lamb—T. W. Samuels & Sod, Deatsville, Ky., 3; second pre-rium, R. G. Armstrong <fc Bro., MarktoD, Ont, 1.
Ewe, two years and over—T. W. Samuels <fc
Son, Deatsville, Ky., 6; also second premium,
3.
Ewe, one year and under two—T. W. Samuels j& Son, Deatsville, Ky., 6; also second pre-;
mium, 3.
Ewe lamb—T. W. Samuels & Son, 3; second
premium, R. G. Armstrong & Bro., Markton,
Ont, 1.
Five lambs—R. G. Armstrong & Bro., Mark-
toD, Ont, 7; second premium, R. Miller, Mark-
ham, 3.
LEICESTER OK LIKCOLN.
Buck two years and over—P. & J. Brooks,
Whalon, Ont., 10; also second premium, 7.
Buck, one year and under two, J. & J.
Brooks, Whalon, Ont, also second premium,
3.
Buck lamb—P. & J. Brooks, Whalen, Ont.,
3; also second premium, 1.
Ewe,.two years and over, P. &J. Brooks,
Whalon, Ont, 6; second premium, F. Beeler,
city, 3.
Ewe one year and under two—P. & J.
Brooks, Whalon, Ont, 6; also second premium
3.
Ewe lamb, H. McDonald, Jackson Mich., 3.
Etre lamb, P. & J. Brook?, "Whalen, Ont, 7;
second premium, Hugh McDonald, Jackson,
Mich., 3.
SOUTHDOWNS.
SWEEPSTAKES ON   FINE WOOL AND OTHER SHEEP.
Buck and five lambs, fine wool, H. H. Crow,
Greencastle, $14.
Etve any age, fine wool, H. H. Crow, Greencastle, 7.
Buck and five lambs, long wool, P. & J.
Brooks, WhaleD, Ont, 14.
Ewe any age, long wool, T. W. Samuels &
Son, Deatsville, Ky., 7.
Buck and five iambs, mutton, Luther Johnson, Woodbank, Ind., 14.
Ewe, any age, mutton, T. S. Cooper, Coopers burg, Pa., 7.
Buck, two years and over, T. S. Cooper,
Coopersburg, Pa, first and second premiums,
10 and 7.
Buck, 1 year and under 2, T. S. Cooper,
Coopersburg, Pa., first and second premiums,
7 and 3.
Buck lamb, 861 Meredith & Sod, Cambridge
Chr
City, first and second premiums, 3 and 1.
Ewe 2 years old and over, Sol. Meredith &
Son, Cambridge City/first and second pre-
minm--, 6 and 3.        r
Ewe, 1 year and under 2, S. K. Fletfeher,
city, 6; no second premium awarded.
Ewe lamb, Sol. Meredith & Son, Cambridge
City, 3; Thos^Wilhoit, Middletown, 2.
Five lambs, Sol. Meredith &'Son, Cambridge
City, Erswinger Bros., Danville, 3.
POULTRY.
Light brahma fowls, E. G. Bagley, city, first
$3; 6. D. Jay, Kokomo, second, $2.
Light b. chicks, G. D. Jay, first, 3; I. N.
Barker, second, 2.
Dark brahma fowls, E. G. Bagley, first
and second, 3 and 2.
Dark_ brahma chicks, E. G. Bagley, first and
second?
Buff cochin fowls, A. H. Johnson, city, first,
3; W. F. Christian, citv, second, 2.
Buff cochin ohleks, E. G. Bagley, city, first,
2; I N Barker, Thorntown, second, 1.
Partridge cochin fowls, J M Spann, city,
first, 3; IN Barker, second, 2.
Partridge cochin chicks, J SI Spann, first, 2;
I N Barker, second, 1.
White cochin fowls, W T Fenton, city, first,
White cochin chicks, Green & "Vanscj oc,
city, first, 2; T A Lawrence, Connersville, second, 1.
Black cochin fowls, E. G. Bagley, city, first,
3; Green & Vanscyoc, second, 2.
Black cochin chicks, E G Bagley, first and
second, 3 and 2.
White face black Spanish fowls and chlcVs,
Green &  Vanscy^, first and second, 2 and 2.
White leghorn fowls, O. P. Hollingsworth,
Traders Point, first, 2; E G Bagley, second, 1.
, Brown leghorn fowls, T. M. Spann, first, 2;
and second, 1.
Golden hamburg fowls, Green and Vanscyoc, first, 2; E G Bagley, second, 1.
Silver hamburg fowls, E G Bagley, first; 2;
Green & Vanscyoc, second 1.
White Polish fowls, E G Bagley, first, 2:
Soudan fowls, J Riley, Thorntown, first, 2;
;n & Vanscyoc, second, 1.
[Black B. R. game fowls or chicks, W. H.
Fry, city, 3; Theodore Reese, city, second, 2.
,'Black B R G. bantam fowls or chicks, W F
ristian, first, 3; second, WF Claffey,city,2.
Duck wing game bantam fowls or chicks, E
G Bagley, city, first, premium, 3; also second
premium, 2.
| Golden Sebright bantam fowls or chicks, I
Jf Barker, Thorntown, 2; also second premium
Plymouth Rock fowls, no award.
--.Plymouth Rock chicks, W. H. Fry, tity, 2;
second premium, 1.
Bronze turkeys, hatch of 1877, W H Fry,
city, 2; also second premium, 1.
White Holland, any age, seventeen entries,
but no award, as none were up to standard ot
weight.
Aylesbury ducks, E G Bagley, city, 3; second premium, O P Hollingsworth, Traders
Point, 2.
Casugaduck**, E G Bagley, city, 3; Beeond
premium, Green & Vanscycc, city, 2.
Rouen ducks, E G Bagley, city, 3; second
piemium, Green & Vanscyoc, city, 2.
Embden geese, Green & Vanscyoc, city, 3;
also second premium 2.
Toulouse geese, E G Bagley, city, 3; second
premium, Green & Vanscyoc, city, 2.
White geese, Green <fc Vanscyoc, city, 3; also
second premium, 2.
Collection of pigeons, E G Bagley, city, 5.
Heaviest live turkeys, T M Reveat, Fusher
Station, 5.
Heaviest cock or cockerel, E G Bagley, city.
3.
Heaviest hen or pullet, O P Hollihgsworth,
Traders Point, 3.
Finest brood chicks under one week old, O
P Hollingsworth, Traders Point, 3.
Collection of poultry, E G Bagley, city, 20.
KON-ESl'XEBATKD  CLASS.
Black O. B. chicks—Walter Bhortridge, city, first
premium.
w hite stock—John Bowser, Whitestown, first premium.
Silver Polands—Green A Vanscyoc, city, first premium; Sid. Conger, Flat Bock, se .ond premium.
Golden Polands—Sid. Conger, Flat Kock, first premium.
, White Guinea fowls—Qreen A Vansycoe, city, first
premium; T. J. Johnson, Greencastle, second premium.
LaFlecke—E G Bagley, city, first premium.
Dorkey fouls—E G Bagley, city, nrbt premium.
Wild ducks—E G Bagley. city, first premium.
Old Pe-'n ducks—Green and Vanscyoc, city, first
premium; W H Fry, city, tecond premium,
Young Pekin ducks—vy. H. Fry, city, two entries,
first and second premiums,
Peacock—Green & Vanscyoc, city, first premium.
Paris white Guinea chicks—Green A Vanscyoc,
«ity, first premium.
•Judges—G D Jay, IN Parker and W H Fry.
GEO LOGY, NATURAL HISTORY, ETC.
Collection mounted birds, animals, etc., E Bange
Cumberland, premium.
Collet tion 25 American woods, A B Lefler, Friends-
wood, premium. •
Collection of rabbits, Guinea pigs and ferrets, D,
B Moe, city, premium
Non-enumerated relics, etc., Mary J. Palmer, city,
and J. W. Nicholson.city, diplomas.
AGEICULTUBAL PRODUCE—VEG-TABIJIS.
Three cauliflowers, H. Adams, Logansport, Ind.,
J2.
Six broccoli, H. Adams, Logansport S2.
Six vegetable eggs, H. Adams, Logansport, 12.
Six cucumbers, VV. A. Ennis, Clermont, Indiana,
2. -
Feck white beans Mrs. B. Shank, city, %
Two quarts Lima beans, A. F. Groffjc Son, 1.
Half gallon garden peas (dry), JS. Frailer, Eock-
■rille, 2.
Half gallon field peas tdry), E. A. EiekhofT, city,
2.
Haif peck peppers tor pickling, Andrew Wallace,
city, 2.
reck tomatoes, E. A. Eickhoff. city. 3.
Collection of tomatoes, H Knsminger, Danville, S.
Ealf dozen ears green sweet corn, M. A. filler,
Flihec 8tailon, 2.
Half peck dry sweet corn, W. A. Ennis, Clermont,
a.
Three (quashes of any kind, Z. White, Lawrence
2.
Three **fankeepampklns, Frank Williamson, Ko-
ta,2.
Three sweet pumpkins, W. AKller, Fisher's Station, 2.
Half-dozen nutmeg melons, A. F. GroffjS Son,
city, 2.
Three drum head cabbages, W. A. Ennis, Clermont, 2.
Three flat Dutch cabbages, W. A. Ennis, Cler-
mont, 2.
Three heads cabbage, any kind, W. A, Ennis,
Clermont, 2.
Three water melons, H. Adams, LogansDOrt, 2.
Collection vegetables, one exhibition, H. Adams,
Logansport 10.; second premium, T. A. Merry-nan,
Lawrence, 5.
Miscellaneous—First premiums awarded—Mammoth squash, Frank Williamson, Kora ; Savoy cabbage, frank Williamson, Nora; dish-cloth gourd,
Frank Williamson, Nora; citron for preserving. A.
F. Groff & Son, city; okra for soups, etc, A F. Grofif
A Son, city; castor beans, Frank vVililamsoD, Nora.
BOOTCEOPS.
Half bushel turnips W. A. Ennis. Clermont,82.
Duzen parsnips, E. A. Eickhoft*. city, J2.
Dozen stalks of celery. A. F. Groff & Son, city, 2.
Dozen radishes, H. Adams, Logansport, 2.
Dozen carrots, Thomas Brook er, Lawrence, Marlon county, 2.
Dozen roots, salsify, A, F. Groff A Son, city, 2.
Dozen horseradishes, A. F. Groff A 8on. city, 2.
Half dozen red beets, Frank Williamson, city, 2.
Half dozen turnip beets, H. Adams, Logansport,
2.
Half dozen sugar beets, F. Williamson, city. 2
Half dozen red onions, Thomas Brooker, Lawrence, 2.
Half peck yellow onions, H. Adams, Logansport
Half peck white onions, IL B. Ensminger, Danville. 2.
Dozen turnip radishes, H. Adams, Logansport, 1-
Dozen long radishes, H. Adams, 1/ ginsport 1.
Display of onions, variety and quality, E Jl. Eickhoff, city, 3.
POTATOES.
Peck pink peach blows, H. A.Smith, Danville, J3.
Peck whi' e peach-blows, H. A. Smith, Danville, 13.
Peek early rose, H. A. Smith, Danville, 3.
Peck snovi flake, J. A. Merryman, Lawrence, 3.
Peck pinkeyes, H. A. Smith, Danville. 3.
Peck Shaker russets, W. A. Ennis, Clermont 8.
Half buafcel potatoes, any variety, E. A. Eickhoff,
city, S.
Half bushel sweet potatoes, J A. Merryman, Lawrence, 3.
Peck peerless potatoes, W. A. Ennis, CIe:mont, 3.
Early potatoes, any kind,H. A.Smith, Danvllle.8.
Peck late potatoes, any kind, H. A. Smith, Danville, 3.
Ten varieties Irish potatoes, one peck each, H. A.
Smith, Danville, 7.
Miscellaneous—First premium awarded to F.
Williamson, Nora, for " Brownel's Btautj"   potato.
GRAIN AKD 8E-D8.
Half bushel early field Dent com in ear, H. A.
Emith, Danville, J5.
Half bushel yellow corn in ear, J. D. L. Smith,
Princeton, !5; second premium, G. A. Stanton,
Greenwood, 2.
Half bushel corn, any color, L, Harding, city, 5;
Beeond premium, IL A. Smith, Danville, 2.
Half bushel hominy corn, Isaac Smock, ciiy, 2.
Wheat display and variety, W. A. Ennis, Clermont, 10.
Half bushel white wheat, W. A. Ennl«, Clermont
5; second premium, Hugh McDonald, Jackson, 2.
Half bushel red wheat, Hugh McDonald, Jackson,
5; second premium, Ben]. 1 yner, city, 2.
Half-busnei spring wheat, IV. A. ennis, Clermont
Marion. 5; also tecond premium, 2.
Half-bUihLl rye, T. A H field, Belleville, Hendricks county, ft.
Half-bushel cats, Noah Minor, Connersville, 2.
Half-bushel buckwheat Noah Kinor, Conners-
Yille,2.
Half-bushel barley, Hugh McDonald, Jackson, 2.
Half-bushel flaxseed, H. A. Smith, Danville, 2.
Half bushel millet seed, W. A. Ennis, Clermont. 2.
Half bushel timothy teed, H. A. Smith, Danvilie.2
Half-bushel orchard grassteed, W. A.Ennis,Clermont, i.
Half bushel Kentucky bluegrass seed, W. A. En-
ni*. Clermont, 2.
Half bushel English bluegrass seed, W. A. Ennis,
Clermont, 2.
Half bushel red-top grais seed, E. Frazier, Rockville, *?.
Half-bushel red clover seed, Noah Minor, Con-
nersvile,2.
Half-bushel English clover seed, W. A. Ennis,
Clermont 2.
Ban.pie ten pounds, broom com, E. Frazier.Rock-
-1116.2.
County agricultural society's display—Marion
county society, Valley Mills, 60; second premium,
Lancaster county, Nebraska, (shown by Burlington
ard MiS£ouri R. E. Land Department,) -"25; no third
premium awarded, the Wayne county display Lot'
being deemed worthy. •
TOBACCO— LEAP       AKD       MANCFACTUt-D,      (MAES,
SKVFP, ETC.
Sample twentT-five pounds leaf tobacco, W. A.
Ennis, clermoLt, diploma.
BUTTER, CHEESE, SVGAB, HOKEY, BEEAD, ETC.
Five pounds butter in June, Mrs. B. Bhank, city,
•J5; seond premium, Mrs. Geo. Jackson, city, $3;
third premium, Mrs. Ellen Williamson, Plainfield,-..
Five pounds in September, Mrs. B. thank, city, 3:
second premium, Andrew Wallace, city, 2; third
premium, Mrs. Wm. M. Voorhees. Lawrence, 1.
Cheese, ten pounds or iver, J. E. Thompson, Waterloo, Dekalb county, 5; second premium, Mrs. 13.
Shank, city, 2.
Five pounds of maple sugar, Mrs. P. D. Stagg,
Greer, sburg, 2.
Half gallon maple molasses, W. IL Dawson, Broad
K'j pie, 2; second premium, Mrs. P. D. Stagg, 1.
Five lbs. honey in comb, E. Frazier Kock ville, 3.
Display of honey, E. Fiazier, 5.
Loaf bread of wheat, yeast-rising, Mrs. B. Shank,
city, 3; second premium, Mrs. V, m, M. Voorhees,
Lawrence, 2.
Loaf salt-rising bread, Mrs. G. A. Danley, city, 3.
second premium, Mrs. B. Shank, city, 2.
Loaf Home made corn bread, Mrs. Wm. M. Voorhees, 2.
Sample cake, Miss Cora Undent ood, city, 2.
Co:lectlon of cake by one exhibitor, Mrs. H. M.
Hazard, Edinburg, b; second premium, Mrs. B.
Shank. 3.
Sample of catsup, Mrs. J. H. Coburn, tity, 2.
Sack corn meal, W. A. Ennis, Clermont, 2.
MisctUanecus entries for which diplomas were
awarded: Butter-worker, Mrs, B. tjmuh, Philadelphia, and A. J. Webster. llUon Mills, Ind.; butter-
cooler, Mrs. B. Smith, Philadelphia; best patent
churn, J. L. Day, Minneapoffs, Minn.; sorgo syiup,
Ira T. Gregg, Greenwood.
JELLIES, PBESEBVES, PICKLE3 AND CANNED FRUITS.
Colored jellies, by one exhibitor, Mrs DEN
Homer, 'Knightstown, S3; second premium, Miss
Cora Cnderwood, city, K2.
Collection of preterves, Mrs P D Stagg Greensburg, 8; second premium, Mrs D 1> a. Homer,
Knightstown, 2.
Collection fruit butter, Mrs P D Stagg, Greensburg, 3; second premium, Mrs R H Homer, Knightstown, 2.
Collection of pickles by one exhibitor, M-s P D
Sfagg, Oree-sburg, 3; second premium, Mrs Clorls-
ter, ureeensbure, 2.
Colle ction dried fruit, Mrs P D Stagg, Greensburg, 3.
Collection canned fruit by one exhibitor, Mrs P
D Btagg, Greensbuig, 6: secund premium, Mrs Clor-
ister, Greensburg, 3.
Collection of preserves, butter, pickles, Mrs P D
Stagg, Greensbuig, 5; second premium, Mrs E H
Homer, Knlghtstown, 3.
Display of wine. Henry Mankedick, city, 10.
HORTICULTURAL DEPARTji-KT—AMATEURS' LIST.
515 varieties of apples, E Frazer, Rockville, S20.
20 varieties of apples, W S Thompson, Monrovia. 15.
12 varieties of apples, T A Merryman, Lawrence 10.
6 varieties of apples, Mrs A Wallace, city, 5.
15 varieties of winter apples, J 8 Merryman, Lawrence, 10.
10 varieties of pears, Mrs A Wallace, city, 15.
5 varieties of winter pears, Mrs A Wallace, 5.
5 varieties autumn pears, Mts A Wallace, 5.
b varieties of grapes, Mrs A Wallace, 5.
3 varieties of grapes, Mrs Wallace, 3.
5 clusters of grapes, any kind, H. Adams, Logansport 2.
Collection of grapes, Mrs Wallace, diploma andlO.
Show of quinces, Mis P D btagg, Greensburg, 5.
Display of fruit of all kinds, Mrs Wallace, lo.
PROFESSIONAL LIST. ,
25 varieties of apples, P M Polk, Logansport, diploma and ¥10.
20 varieties of apples, F. M. Polk, diploma and 20.
12 varieties of apples, F M Polk, dipiuma and 10.
6 varieties of apples, F M Polk, diploma and 5.
15 varitt.es tf winter apples, F M Ft Ik, diploma
audio.
6 varieties of fall apples, F. A Eickhoff, city, diploma ana 5.
4 varieties of w inter pears, E A Eickhoff, diploma
and 5.
5 vurieties of grapes, E A HckhoiT, diplcma, 5.
3 varleiies of grapes, E A Ele-hoff, diplema, 3.
FLOWER AND PLANTS- PROFESSIONAL L.8T.
Collection of plants, A Witgand, city, »25.
Collection of variegated foliage, A Wiegand, 12.
Ljcopads and ferns, same, 8.
Collection of bedding plants, same. 10.
Collection of rustic onskets of six pieces, same, 8.
Specimen of palm, same, 3.
Specimen of vaiitgatea leaved plants, same, 3.
Suspended baskets, same, 3,
Collection of loose cut flowers, Nanz jS Neuner,
Kentucky, 16; second premium, Mrs M K Bagan
Clayton, 5.
Basket of cut flowers, A. K. Williams, Richmond,
5; second premium. Nanz A Neuner 4.
Arrangement of tut dahlias, Nanz & Neuner, Louisville, 6; second premium, Mrs M K Ragan, Clay,
ton, 4.
Collection bsskets, boquets and floral designs,
Nanz A Neuner, IS.
Three designs for funeral decorations, Nana A
Neuner, 12.
Collection of nursery plants, R G Hanford & Eon
Columbus, O., 25.
Display and arrangement of cut rosea, A K Williams, Richmond, Ind., 8; second premium, Nan_&
Neuner, Louisville, 4.
AMATEURS AND SPECIAL LISTS.
Collection of tut flowers, Mrs D Rogers, Greencastle, 810; second premium, Mrs A Wallace, city.S.
CoUection of cut roses, ten varieties, Mrs D Rogers
Greencastle, S5.
Colli ction of cut dahlias, 10 varieties, Mrs D Rogers, Creenc-ttle. 3.
Collection of cut verbenas, Miss Ntvie Ragan.
Clajton.S.
Basket cut flowers, Mrs W H Ragan, Clayton, 3;
second premium Mrs D Rogers, Greencastle, 8.
Rouna boquet, Miss Amy Ragan, Fillmore, 3; second premium Miss Sophie Ragan, Clayton, 2.
Flat boquet. Mis D Rogers, Greencastle, 3; second
premium, Miss Isabella Ragan, 2.
Pomegranate, in bloom, 8j Wester Johnson, Irving-
ton,2.
Rustic sta.d and plants, C B McVey, city, a
Vick's special premiums for best collection of
cut flowers Mis A Walltce, city, 20; second premi-
um, Mrs W H Ragan, Clayton, 10; third premium
M Us Maiy A Brown, Catlin, 5; fourth premium,
Mrs S E Dowden, Brightwood, a floral diploma.
Vick's special premiums for ornamental floral
work, Miss Mary A Brown, CatliD, Parke county;
second piemium, Mrs W H Ragan.
PLAIN   HAIiD-SEWIi.O.
Display of sewing, five articles, Mrs W EMIck.
city, J7.
i ucked sheet, Miss Maiy A Jones. Greensburg, 3.
White dress, Mrs L Recker, city, 3
Infant's dress, puff and insertion, MrsDr Moore.
Tei re Haute, 3.
Gown, chemise and drawers, Mies Mary A Jones.
Greensburg, s.
Bkirt, Mrs A B Boasman, city, 8.
FA! CY WORK.
Wax flowers, Miss May Woolen, city, S3.
Ornamental wax works, Miss L Spencer, city, 3.
Bouquet colored feathers, Miss Ella May tcott.
Moss ornaments, Mrs. Sarah Roney, city, 3.
MI. LINEBY, HATS, CAPS,  CLOTHTNO, IIC.
Child's fancy cap, Miss May Woolen, city, 2.
Collection clothing, and furnishing goods, "When
Clothing Store," city, 10.
M'scelianetus, Mrs. O. J. Fiske, city, diploma.
KNIT, C-6CHET WOEK, T-TTINCI, ETC.
Woolen knit mitteLs, Mrs. C. C. Bums, Greensburg, 1.
Pair woolen stockings, Mrs. A. B. Bossman, city.l.
Pair cotton stoek ings, Mrs. Mary Ro bertson, city 1.
Crochet shawl, Mrs. A. B. Bossman, 1.
Crochet opera hood, Miss LauraSmitb, city, 1.
Crochet chair tidy, Miss Kate Lemon, city, 1.
Crochet lump mat, Mrs. A. F. Hicks, city 1.
Crchet pillow slips, Mrs. C. F. Bugby, city 1.
Crochet collar, Mrs. L. tecker, city, 1.
Gentleman's scarf, afghan stitch, R. H. Homan.
Knightstown, 3.
Crochet basket, Mrs. Mary Lehman, city, 1.
White tatting collar, Mrs. Carrie Doisey. Terre
Haute, 2. "
Black trotting collar, Mrs. Mamie Torsey, city 2
Darning of cotton and woolen socks, Miss Jennie
Gladden, city, 1.
Darning of goods, any kind, Mrs, A. D. Bossman,
city, l.
Tatting edging, Mrs. ilamie Dorsey, 2.
Display of tatting, Mrs. A. D. Bossman, 3.
Fancy worsted wo k, Mrs. Laura Smith, city, J.
Gentleman'jiscarf.Miss May Woolen, city,dipWa
EJIBBOID-RY, BRAIDrro, ETC.
Silver embroidery, Miss Minnie Bigham.city, 1.
Embroidered chair cover, Mrs. Leibhard, Kni-hts-
town, 2. '      *
Embroidered ottoman cover. Mrs. A. B. Bossman.
city, 2. '
Embroidered sofa cushions, Mrs. A. B. Bossman.
city, 2. '
Chenille work with gold and silver, Mary Lehman, city, 3.
Embroidered slippers, Miss Laura Benton, Flat
Rock, 2.
Portfolio embroidery, Miss Mary Lehman, city 2;
Specimen embroidery, Miss Mary A Jones, Green-
9 Application work, Mrs J Leibhard, Knlghtstown,
Embroidered gored yoke and sleeves. Mrs Dille
Greensburg, 3.
Application work on laces, Mrs J Leibhard. city 3
Embroidered sleeves and chemise,  Mrs Dille
Greensburg, s. '
Embroidere d Infant's dress, Mary Lehman, city, 3.
Embroidered infant's sack, Miss Mary A Jones 2
Infant's shawl, Mrs. P.-D. Stagg, 2. ■*■*■'•
Flatltockdlled plncushIon,  MU8 Melissa, Glrton,
Braided'slippers, Mrs C C Fumes, Greensburg. 2
Braided joke and, leeves, Mrs C C Burnes. 2.
Mathine cording, Mrs E F Moore, city, 3.
Silk comforter, Mrs J Leibhard. Knlghtstown 3,
Quilt, architectural design, Mrs J Leibhard, 2.
Calico quilt, patchwork, Mrs. G. Moore, Rochee-
-  Worsted patchwork, Mary A Jones, Greensburg, 3,
Cloth quilt, patchwork, Mrs MP Jonjoin, city 8
Silk patchwork. Mrs A B Bossman, 3.
Patchwork, solid work on muslin, Mrs A W Montague, city, 3.
Foot mats, Mrs T M Whiting, city, 2.
Lace collar, Mrs E Currjer, city, 3.
Embroidered bed set, Mnr J Leibhard, 3.
Non enumerated. Mrs E Currjer, nine diplomas
Calico quilt patchwork, Mrs Geo. Moore. Rochester, premium.
family machine sewino.
TuckiDg. Mrs 8 Harlan, Greensburg, 8.
Shirt, Mrs R H Homer, Knfghtstown, 3.
Calico dress, Mrs H C Willis, Lebanon, 3.
Display of machine work, Mrs C C Burnes, Greensburg, 4.
Worsted dress Mrs PD Stagg, Greensburg, 6.
Silk dress, Mrs H M Hazard, Edinburg, 8.
DOMESTIC AND HOME MADE FABRICS.
All cotton covei let, Mrs H Whittom, Greensburg, 8
Wocl-and-totton coterlet. Mrs T 8 Rt 111ns, city s'
Cotton double coverlet, Mrs P D Stagg, Greens^
burg, 3.
Woolen and cotton double coverlet, Mrs S Harlan
Greensburg 3. '
Pair blankets made in Indiana, Mrs H Whittoji
Greensburg, 5, and diploma.
Cotton blankets, Mr-, H Whittom, 5, and diploma
Counterpane, Mrs N W Montague, Acton, 3.
Counterpane, knit, Mrs J E Cobb, city. 3.
Ten yards of Jeans, Mrs J Leibhard, Knightstown,
3.
Ten yards of table linen, Mrs H Harlan, Greeng-
burjr, 3.
Ten yards of limey, Mrt J Leibhaid, Knights-
town, 2. - - i       c -
. "» TEXTILE FABRICS.        *
Mls8,9 J Eiske, city, sample of calico over 110
years old; also part of a linen bhirt, spun, woven and
made before the revolutionary war. Diploma
awarded by the committee.
CLASS FORTY-SEVEJt-GEN, RAL MISCELLANY.
Display of hair work, Mrs E C Miller, city, silver
medal.
Hearth rug, E Vinson, 2.
Child's Fpron, Mrs C C Burns, Greeisbnrg.l.
Specimen ornamental bead work, Mrs Msy Sherman, city, 2.
Specimen ornamental shell work, Mrs D B Moe.
city, S.
Assortment shell work, Mrs D B Moe, city 3.
Toflet cus-.Ion, Mist Mary KHerron.city, 2; second
premium, Mrs Lauia femiih, city, 1.
Fancy lamp mat, Mrs J Leibhard, Knightstown, 2.
Work basket, 2.
Scrap sack, Mrs Mary H Herron, city, 1.
Card basket, Mrs K H Homtr, Knigbtitown, I.
Specimen felled work, Mrs V I>btaKg.Greensburg, 2.
Fluting, Mrs P D Stagg, Greensburg, 1.
Ornamental needle work, floss.Mrs Mary Lehman *
city, 3.
Carrisge a*ghan, Mrs J S Wood, city, 2.
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