FRUITS. There were 72 entries of Apples, to which the following awards were made: APPLES. Best 10 varieties, not less than five each, J. A. Scott, Toledo... 2d best, J. Gallup, Cleveland... Do. 6 do. of apples, J. A. Scott...... 2d best, Miller, Swan & Layton, Springfield.... Do. 6 do. of winter apples, Lewis Nicholson, Rockport. 2d do. W. E. Mears & Co., Milford ... Best arranged basket of 10 varieties, not less than half a bushel, J. A. Scott... 2d best, M. B. Oviatt, Euclid...... Best display in variety and quality, J. A. Scott. 2d best, Ellwanger and Barry, Rochester, N. Y. AWARDING COMMITTEE.-Giles Boalt, Geo. Powers and D. Kreps. ELLWANGER & BARRY-109 VARIETIES OF APPLES. Summer. American Summer Pearmain. Astrachan Red. Cole or Scarlet Perfume. Early Strawberry. Porter. Parrot Reinette. Gloria Mundi. Golden Sweeting. Keswick Codling. Summer Hagloe. Summer Rose. Tonne. Northern Spy. Ortley. Pryor Red. Peach. President.' Reinette Canada. Russett Roxbury. Seek-no-further. Spitzenburg Esopus. Smith's Cider. Tolman's Sweet. Twenty Ounce. White Seek-no-further. Blenheim Pippin. Sweet and Sour Greening. In the class of Peaches and Pears there were 70 entries, to which the following awards were made: Best 6 varieties, not less than 6 each, J. W. Doane, East Cleveland..... 2d best, D. C. Richmond, Sandusky.... Best 1 plate of 1 variety, not less than 6 specimens, E. Taylor, Cleveland. 2d best, R. W. Hickox, Cleveland.. Best and greatest display, Lewis Nicholson, Rockport.. 2d best, J. W. Doane, East Cleveland..... PEARS. Best 10 varieties, not less than 5 each, Geo. Morgan, Cleveland..... 2d best, John Smith, Cleveland.... Best 5 varieties, not less than 5 each, Miller, Swan & Layton, Springfield.... 2d best, E. S. Willard, Cleveland...... $5 3 3 2 Best 3 varieties, not less than 5 each, Miller, Swan & Layton, Springfield. 2d best, L. Nicholson, Rockport....... 3 .... 1 Best peck of 1 variety, J. Gallup, Cleveland.. 3 2d best L. Nicholson, Rockport... 2 Best display in variety and quality, Ellwanger & Barry, Rochester, N. Y. 2d best, Bateham, Hanford & Co.. 10 5 Best 3 varieties, not less than 6 each, Ellwanger & Barry, Rochester, N. Y.. $3 2 AWARDING COMMITTEE-J. Austin Scott, T. P. Johnston, L. A. Hine and E. G. Willard. CATALOGUE OF NATIVE FRUITS EXHIBITED AT STATE FAIR AT CLEVELAND. The following is a list of native uncultivated fruits and nuts exhibited by E. J. Ferris, together with their common and botanical, names, &c. Ilex virticillata. Solanum dulcamara. Rubus hispidus. Juniperus virginiana. Prunus obovata. Caulophyllem thalictroides. Cornus alternifolia. Vaccinium macrocarpon. Sambuces Canadensis. Panax quinquefolia. Ribis lacustris. Vitis vulpina. Smilax rotundifolia. CATALOGUE OF NATIVE FRUITS EXHIBITED AT state fair aT CLEVELAND, Arum triphyllum. Convallaria borealis. Morus rubra. Rhus glabra. Crataegus punctata. Lyriodendron tulipifera. Gaultheria procumbens. Hamamelis virginica. Viburnum nudum. Vaccinium Stamineum. Vaccinium racemosum. Vaccinium resinosum. Vaccinium corymbosum. Panax trifolia. Amphicarpa monoica. Astringent. Emollient, tonic. Weak tonic, root edible. Acrid. Poisonous. Diuretic, demulcent. Ornamental. Fruit, edible. Ornamental, timber said to be valuable. Diuretic, and demulcent. Balsamic. Tonic. Cathartic. A dwarf variety, found in Burton Geauga county 40 years ago. Nutritious. Fruit esculent. Nutritious. |