The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-11-07

CLASS 1.-FIELD CROPS.
Best Acres of Oats, Mrs. Chipperfeld, $500
CLASS 2.-HoRsEs AND MULEs.-DIvIsIoN l.
Best Horse Colt, between 2 and years,
III. B. Schoonover, $500
Single Horse, Robert Pitts, 200
Best Stallion, John Miller, 400 |
CLASS 2.-HoRsEs AND MULEs.-DIvIsIoN 2 |
RoADsTERs
Best Stallion between & II years,
Abrm. Transue, $500
I'd -" Mahlon Shupp 200
Best Brood Mare John W. Smith, 40OI
( Pair Matched Horses r. r. Depuy, 500
Saddle Horse Howard Marsh, 800
I'd Best j. S. Williams, sol
Best year old Colt, X. II. Depuy, 200i
CLASS 2-DIvIsIoN 3.-SPEED,-H HORSES AND
MULEs.-DIvIsIoN A.-OPEN TO ALL.
Best Pair Trotting Horses,
w. E. Henry $1,000
I'd " j. T. Palmer 5.O0I
Running Horse, Abrm. Mosher, 1000
I'd e" David Smith, 500
!" Trotting Stallion, John Kunkle 1000
Cd VIM. Hanna 500
CLASS 2.-DIvIsIoN 3.-SPEED-HoRsEs-
Div. B.-CoNFINED TO MONROE COUNTY.
Best Trotting Horse, Henry Depuy $4,000
I'd Z" Reuben Shupp 1000
Best pair Trotting Horses owned by one
person, w. E. Henry 1000
I'd " J. T. Palmer. 500
CLASS 2-DIv. 3.-SPEED-HoRsEs & MULES
Div. C.-OPEN TO ALL.-Entrance fee 8l5.
Best Trotting Horse, Andrew J. Jones, $500
I'd Jacob Bader, 5000
HORNED CATTLE.-CLAss 8, DIVISION l.
TuoPorcu RprDc
Alderney Cow, R. R. Depuy, $500
Devon SO 4" 200
CLASS 8, DIv 2.-GRADE AND NATIVE.
e" Durham Bull q to 81 Philip Gearhart 400
Native Cow, 3yr and upward, Robt. Pitts, 800
CLASS 3, DIv.-STEERs AND OXEN
Pair Working Oxen, Jos. Dusenberry, Am Ag.
Glass 4.-SwINE.
Fat Hog, Robt. Pitts, $500
CLASS 5.-SHEEP.
Four Merino Ewes, Jos. Dnsenberry, $500
One &" Ruck, Z" 200
CLASS 6.-GRAIN SEEDS AND FLOUR
100 lbs. Wheat Flour, L. J. Fether1nan Am. Ag
One bush. Red Wheat, Robt. Brown, Am. Ag.
Rye, Am. Ag.
Oats, Am. Ag.
FARM and DAIRY UTENSILS.
Washing Machine, (Miler's Patent Geo.
K Swartwood, S1.00
Self Raking Reaper Woods Spragle and
Beisecker, s.. 90
Woods attachment Mower, do Dip.
Woods Iron, do 500
One Horse Mower, (Woods) do Dip.
Grain Drill, (WiIloughby's Pat. gum
springs Lorenzo Pearson, 300
Best display of Pumps JOS. Wallace, 100
Churns, do Dip.
Horse Hay Fork, J. s. Williams, LOO
Horse Power, Bowers & Bro. Dip.
Thresher and Separator, Bowers & Bro. 500
Glass 9.-MANUFAcrURED ARTICLES.
Wheeler g. Wilson Sewing Machines,
most durable easiest, simplest and
best for family purposes, j. Boys, 800
Best display ofwork on the Ground, Gro
yer g. Baker Sewing Mochine Co. Dip.
I'd Best /" by Howes Patent
Darius Dreher, Dip.
Organs. Esty. ]. Y. Sigarus $500
Best display of Organs, ]. Y. Sigafus, Dip.
I'd Best Organs (Bigler's) D. S. Bowlshy, Dip.
Pennmanship, j. Appenseler, Dip.
Display of Millinery Goods, A. J. Labar, 500
CLASS 10.-VEGETABLEs
Lot of Watermelons, Robert Brown, Am. Ag
onS DuSl IsOSe IOldtOeS, II. tlItS, 90
' Breeri's Seeding do do
Peck Onions, do do
Six Egg Plants, do do
Class. .l3-FRUIT.
Best display and variety of Grapes,
Mrs. Chipperfeld, Am.Ag
Apples do do
8 half bush. :" do do
"peck Ounces, do do
and most numerous variety of Pears.
Robt. Brown, do
Dish Clinton Peaches, w. A. Brooks do
Glass 15.-LAD1Es WORK.
One Tidy, Jenie Hitler Dip.
Worsted work for chair, Mrs Chipperfeld,
Dip and 100
Two Tidy's, Cassie Ellet, LOO
perforated paper crosses, Cassie Ellet, LOO
Em'b shirts, Mrs Wallace, Dip.
Knit Lap Robe, N III. Shafer, Dip
Sofa Pillow, Catharine Van Vliet, 100
Pair Slippers, do do LOO
Class l6-Ndtural and artificial FIowers.
Wax Plant. Mrs. Chipperfeld, 100
Two Jerusalem cherry trees Cath. Engle, LOO
Class l7-Home Department.
Bottle Blackberry Wine 2 yrs. old
w. A. Broks, Wild. Cookery
Bottle Peach Wine yr old
W. A. Brooks, do
Wild Grape Wine, w. A. Brooks Dip.
Can preserved cherries, Il, Brown, Wild Cook'k
Bottle grape wine, Jos Wallace, Dip.
Loaf pound cake. Mrs Wallace, Wild. Caok'y
Jar cit~on jelley, do do do
Jar plum do do do
Bottle grape wine, Mrs. Chipper0eld, Wild. OK
Bottle goosebery wine years old
Minnie Drake, do
Jar pickles. Minnie Drake, do
-Four jar pickles, Jane Rosekrans, Dip.
Glass Miscellaneous Articles.
Stencil plates, y. Lander. Dip
The Erie Observer says: Mr.. John
Davis, of Youngsvile, lost valuable
COW few days since After being gone
nine days she returned, poor and nearly