The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-10-20

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CLASS 8. GRAIN AND SEEDS.
Samuel Koch, best red blue stem.
/ Uriah Huber, best white blue stem.
Uriah Huber, best Lancaster wheat,
William Kline, best Tapahannock
wheat.
Henry Fry, best white chaff Med
iterIanean wheat.
Robert McClellen best red Medi-
| terranean.
Robert McClelIen, hest red wool
wheat.
Uriah Huber, best white wheat.
Joseph Staub, best white rye.
Uriah Huber, best black rye.
Jacob P. Holtz, best Norway oats.
! Runnel Koch, best California oats.
George Holtz, best surprise oats.
John ID. White, best early Sanford
corn.
William d. Fleet best mulattO corn.
Fl. A. Roller, best sweet corn.
G. c. Park, best Adams early.
Walter S. Cramer, best white corn.
NJ. 7. Lutz, best improved yellow
corn.
John Lease, best King Philips
corn.
A. Beck, best LutZ corn.
Uriah Huber, best buckWheat.
Uriah Huber, best clover seed.
I Jer. Egbert best timothy seed.
Uriah Huber, best display of grain.
CLASS 8, GARDEN VEGETABLES AND
ROOTs.
Edmond Quinn best celery.
Andrew Stever, best sweet pep
pers.
John d. White, best winter crook
necked squashes.
John d. White, best Yokohama
squashes.
John D. White, best early yellow
bushs colIoped squashes.
Jacob P. HOltz, best garnet Chilli
potatoes.
H. A. Roller best popcorn.
c. G. Park, best sweet potatoes.
G. G. Park, best onions.
Mrs. B. Pennington, best Good
rich potatoes.
Mrs. B. Pennington, best table
beets.
John w. souder, display of pota-
tbes.
Jacob Rickenbaugh best peach blow
potatoes.
Albert Buskirk, best turnips for
stock.
Albert Buskirk, best dried corn.
NJ. Kirchner, best King of early
potatoes.
H. H. Hartman best Neshannock
potatoes.
Geo. Raymond, best navy white
beans.
R. Nichols, best California pump
kins.
I'D. White, Boston union squash,
commended.
A. Zook, common pumpkins, COM
mended.
Sam Koch, Perry mammoth squash.
Sam Koch, sweet pumpkins.
d. Houser, best common pumpkins.
Dennis HoltZ, marrow squashes.
Mrs. Savage, best egg plant.
Elias Swigg, best Southern pear.
Mrs. w. H. Gibson, best heads of
cabbage.
Mrs. w. H. Gibson, best lima
beans.
Geo. Holtz, best early rose potatoes.
Geo. Holtz, best beets for stock.
Samuel UtZ, best common nutmegs.
Samuel Utz, best basket of turnips.
John Utz, best heads of cauliflower.
John Utz, best Hubbard squashes.
John Utz, best Lurbin squashes.
John UtZ, best mountain sweet wa
termelons.
John Utz, best nutmeg muskmei-
ons.
Mrs. w. N. Strong, best and largest
display of garden Vegetables and roots.
CLASS 10, FARM Products.
William Fleet, best maple sugar.
Mrs. B. Pennington, best loaf rye
bread.
Mrs. B. Pennington, best loaf corn
bread.
Abner Neibel, best swarm bees in
Hive.
Thos. Swander best ham.
Thos. Swander, best doz biscuit.
Albert Buskirk, best lard.
Albert Buskirk, best white cake.
Jer. Egbert, best maple syrup.
Jer. Egbert, best sorgo syrup.
Miss E. Baker, best loaf wheat
bread.
George Holtz, best butter.
w. Strong, best and largest display.
CLASS II, FRUIT-AppIes.
G. L. Heating best six varieties 5
each.
c. c. Park, best basket arranged.
Jacob Bowersox, 10 varieties 5 each.
Jacob Bowersox, display Of apples.
Peaches.
Mrs. w. H. Gibson, best 5 varieties
5 each.
G. L. Heating, display of peaches.
Pears.
Jacob Bowersox, best varieties 5
each.
Jacob Bowersox, best and largest
display.
Michael Keller, best ounces.
Grapes.
John w. Souder, best varieties 6
punches each.
John w. Souder, best l dozen
punches for wine.
Jacob Steib, best l dozen punches
grown.
Jacob Steib, display of grapes.
Vine.
L. White, best grape wine.
Geo. HOltZ, best currant wine.
CLASS II, CAN, PRESERVED AND Pick
LED FRUIT.
John d. White best apple butter.
Mrs. VIM. Strong, best can black
berries.
Mrs. VIM. Strong, best can ground
cherries.
Mrs. G. B. Lahr, best can peaches.
Mrs. G. B. Lahr, best can peaches.
Mrs. G.. B. Lahr, best can cuTrants.
Thos. Swander, best can tomato
pickles.
Thos. Swander, best can onion
pickles.
Mrs. J. H. Good, best can Grapes.
Mrs. w. H. Gibson, best can toma-
toes.
Mrs. W.. H. Gibson, best can straw
berries.
Mrs. w. H. Gibson, best can rasp-
berries.
Mrs. W. H. Gibson, best can plums.
Mrs. w. II. Gibson, best cucum-
bers picked.
Mrs. w. H. Gibson, best can peach
es.
Mrs. H. A. Roller, best can pears.
Mrs. H. A. Roller, best can Ounces.
Mrs. A. H. Byers, best grape jelly.
Mrs. A. H. Byers, best apple jelly.
Mrs. A. H. Byers, best strawberry
jelly.
Mrs. A. H. Byers, bestcurrant jelly.
Mrs. A. H. Byers, best ounce jelly.
Mrs. A. H. Byers, best crab-apple
marmalade.
Mrs. A. H. Byers, best tpeaeh butter.
Mrs. w. n. Strong, best can cher
ries.
Mrs. w. H. Strong, best peach jelly.
Mrs. H. A. Roller, best can goose
berries.
Mrs. W. H. Gibson, second best
display of quality.
Mrs. H. A. Roller, largest display.
CLASS 49, FLOWERS AND EVER
GREENS.
Mrs. Mary Savage, display of ge-
raRiumG.