. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 348 The American Florist. Mar. g, Huntington, K. Y. The Huntington Horticultural and Ag- ricultural Society held its third annual carnation exhibition February 26. Much interest was shown by the committee, composed as follows: Walter Shaw, Adolph Alius, Joshua Hurd, Mrs. Wm. Totten, Mrs. W. H. Stoyle and Miss Emma Paulding. In addition to these A. H. Funnell, the efficient secretary of the society, was tireless in his efforts to make the show the success it was. The following were the awards: —First, Cottage
. The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade. Floriculture; Florists. 348 The American Florist. Mar. g, Huntington, K. Y. The Huntington Horticultural and Ag- ricultural Society held its third annual carnation exhibition February 26. Much interest was shown by the committee, composed as follows: Walter Shaw, Adolph Alius, Joshua Hurd, Mrs. Wm. Totten, Mrs. W. H. Stoyle and Miss Emma Paulding. In addition to these A. H. Funnell, the efficient secretary of the society, was tireless in his efforts to make the show the success it was. The following were the awards: —First, Cottage Gardens Co., Queens, with Mrs. Ward; second, J. D. Cockcroft, Northport, with Pink Pat- ten. Enchantress pink.—First, Robert Gil- ioak. gardener to R. W. De Forestt. with Enchantress; second, H. T. and A. H. Funnell. White.—First, Cottage Gardens Co., with Alma Ward; second, J. D. Cock- croft, with Georgia. Scarlet.—First, Cottage Gardens Co., with Beacon; second, J. D. Cockcroft, with Victory. Crimson.—First, Cottage Gardens with Creole Beauty; second, J. D. Cock- croft, with Harvard. Variegated.—First, J. D. Cockcroft, with Mrs. Patten. Any other color.—First, J. D. Cock- croft; second, Adolph Alius. J. D. Cockcroft took first prize for his seedling No. 50: Adolph Alius was first in classes 9 and 10, and Richard Cart- wright was first in class 11. Plants.—First, .Adolph Alius, with spe- cimen cyclamen; second, Richard Cart- wright, with an azalea. Palm or fern.—First, H. T. and A. H. Funnell with Nephrolepsis elegantis- sima; second, Adolph Alius. The latter and R. Cartwright were first and second Holds Class Firmly ••a the Point 4V PCERUS8 eiuliW PoInU u* thab«n. No lighu •! left*. fi«x of polAU 76 «u. pAitpftld. HKITBT ?. DBEE&, Tl« CkaMaal M., niU., r%.. FOR SALE GLASS New American. 50 aq. ft. to the box. 10x12 single $ per box; 10x13. 12x12. 10x15, double, »2 55 per box; 12x14, 12x20. 14x14,14x20,double.$2 70 per box; 16x16,
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