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National Republican., 1873-05-06
FOR ARMY WAGONS.
bHfoI QuAnTTlNAsTE9's oIrgE

PSspSSfsil PfnSI 2ptsIr1fz.sIpiI Y sP1i J. SIsir rs
s.ssd PROP .ais N alplessr, win cory % ihis
ashns sh P nsS sSHB BIZ. bsp. Be- arr
Army Wasyns. u be oi The .ise aud description
given In the apptoyed specincations for Army
The Wagons Will be subj iecied 10 q rigid inspec.
tom and none VIII be received wGich do not comply
tract The usual guarantee will be required Of
oidde. and the right {, reject any or all bids b re-
bids win be received for the whole or any portion
q the Sp W1gons, and bidders will state the time
For further Information apply At this once.
Envelopee Containing propoeAln viii be ipdOrged
.pfoposila for Army Wagons" and Addressed to
the Indtrssned. l. y, EASTON,
QuArterInaster. myb
National Republican., 1873-05-06

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE SUB
j scrber has obtained from the supreme Court
pf the District Of Columbia, holding special term,
CARoLiFE NJ MAonuDrR,. late Of Montgomery
county, Nd, deecased. All persons having claims
hlbi the same with the vouchers thereof 70 me sub
ncribor, or before the ID day Of May next thsy
may otherwise by law be excluded from ali beneft
OF the said estate.
isA CHARLES DHADLEY,
mysTu5N. AdminIsirator
National Republican., 1873-05-06

pRoPosALs FOR FUEL. FORAGE AND
-s wEsIRRH AnsESILl
DEPOT QuARrERaAsTERa OYTIcE,
...,., JsSIEasS2s,IL.k IND, May le1
a 81 a =. u5Ss ocs hs qsq
on TnEsDAY. lOth day q June, lsls, ior furnishing
.RS 1nssS ssss f.sss H.
required during the hsoal year ending June 3D. 1sil
COAL
m, Seven thonaand oo9l tmoEe or lessl bushels Of
msnse within ten o days ansT ths ssssution GU' "
ne ofscsr IN sSaIss may % d&set 'n'' arsenal S'
Hsyto be o. the best quality. timothy. aud well
q S ,SSTs,sa Ssf, DsIpp q ~, !ss IrSn
Straw TO be Of the best quality of oa., and well
s ss dsS 4 ;rfs g %T1 lie ssss ses
For .uIElylnsths Department Of tho South and
Yai dssSrIp,isn. e the articles q Stationery re,
aSre S ss q apsPi'ssd M spRS;,on w. @ ~
Posa ~ tsI oS sSs Ss,sSry to conform In ali
a such aaAntitss as may Be- directed 6y the oficer
s % Sss.s a; .n%s q. s
nat post s fs: sS9
ne hieal year commencing July I,isis, aud ending
Tight hundred 900 cords hard wood
Three hundred thousand taoo.Ooo) pounds Pitts
TSelys thousand q. 40, POUNDS corr,
fnty thousAnd tbo,0ql pounds hay.
Sixty thousand to,0oo) pounds straw
Ihs above arc the estinisted gnlptiisa rsquiTsd,
o. iPsrsaao the same during he ooihnnAnee q the
zach BID 70 be aeeompspisd by Euarauiss Of
tive reaPonIible persons that IN clns "A fWaTd of
Son,EaeE 4 Eeoa and sgiiieisn. bend Min be given
Payment for supplies 70 be mAds monthly II In
funds q soon Thereafter a. funds for the purpose
ssPafale bids y pe made for fuel. forage and
HIsnE propossls sh9 any additional information
vii 30 eheeffully fnruiAhsd on applieaton at this
Bids to be distinctly indoEssd PropoakhfOr
ss;y,,X '.A''''"'
Sy sRtEoTiS q ne quar-; ;SR,;ir csPssSl Of tho
Su' ouArtsfRssS,ss sSsy.s Sss' y g,I!IS & fTS ffS
National Republican., 1873-05-06
sOl SPRING GOODS. 801

LADIES' sTRAw HATS, in all the new shapes.
DAVIS.
FLOWERS IN SETS AND SPRAYS. in great v.
DAVIS.
EhipnoIpEhiEs LAohs, JApoNET AND NAN.
BOOK HAMBURG EDGES AND fLOUhC1N0B
DAVIS.
DAVIS.
GROVER BAKERS oelshrated elastic and i'm
DAVIS.
mhi sl MARKET Bpsne, cornsr Of Eighth street
National Republican., 1873-05-06
DECORATIONS.
pAPER-HANcjNcs.

I respectfully snnounoe 70 the rubic that An
prepared 70 exhibit tho LAR0EST ASSORTMENT
q fny Establishment IN the city Of tho following
ORNAMENTAL PAPRR-HANGINGs.
DECORATIONS - Latest styles Sidewalks and
FRESCo BORDERS Pull collection best designs,
all yidthe, In Plain Color. OH and Velvet.
nut, Oak and Stone
TlETs-sulerieS I'm. q Color, 20 and % inches
and GOLD OhDkhs; also, OAKS, MARBLKs and
NATURAL WOODS, both 20 and y inches vide
JNO. ALEXANDER,
mya colin No Isl PennsyIyanls avenue.
National Republican., 1873-05-06
DRoPosALs FOR sUPERINTENpENTs'
kafi6S nsR f2F iSSt2saS2 Mhts AT

MILITARY DIyIsioE or THE ATLArTic,
kKw YonK err, May I, lsfl !
boaled proposals, IN triplicAto, with copy OF this
advertisement attanhed u each, will be received at
this once until SATURDAY. Nay q, 1t noon, for
tories named, wins NM
agsrlntsndsnts Lodge Of Brick or Stone .: Graf.
1ncio-ing wall. Of Brick or Stone, or Iron Rail.
and fredericfsburY, va: and Whitehall, near Bris
tol, Pa.
Copies Of plans and spcifcations may be seen at
the QuArterma sters' oficrs In New York Phladel.
phiA. Baltimore and Fort Monroe, aud II the Gene
Ths work VIII be inspected by q eompstsni engi.
noer. and strict compliance with the terms Of the
ooptraet viii be required.
Enyeopes, cont iainins proposals.. will be indorsed
"propoeals for buperintendeuts Lodge PRO
poeAls for Permanent Enclosures for National Gem.
etsIiee," q. tho case may be- md sddIss.sd q the
Col and Asst Q. N. General. bryt Major General,
u. A., Chief QuArternAAter. myS
National Republican., 1873-05-06

WHkEssEAsas. NJ sES @ "a @ y .sfs. .ass I4YP y
The Rasisisr * ihs finShis land once, asTeh ~
inl5 10 Patrick IL and LeQpidAa u. Holt helTsAllaw
war cf he hS1olutlon. has Been lost % desIfoysd
made Tor the lisn0 Of duplicate thereof a. also for
he safisaction o. The same by the Issue Of bounty
land scrip, AIltbgN,
National Republican., 1873-05-06
mo ouR FRIENps AND TnR PupLIC.

Having leased the well known se.ton property.
llateiy the residenee OF Henry =. Davis. ESQ., wo
have hEMovED OUR ofFfck 70 the same, where
we shall be happy to receive our friends.
We arc also prepared 10 rent few elesant ofiees
y low pTices, with r. heat and water. ialso srr
u,,a No ,nr ~; 4 J. BhspIEap ohlnIi a. 4 93A
National Republican., 1873-05-06
A BEAUTIFUL ESTATE.

For SALE so acres OF Land. under good cultiva-
ton. elegant Mansion, shaded with nne trres;
Hple ndid orchards and small fruits; lArge barns
an outhoures; ice house, hlled, &C. &c. Will sell
the whole OF any pa1. Also, adjoining,
SMALL. FARM,
81 Acres, with comfortable Cottage, barn and
stable inc EpTinghouss and well.fsnood: water In
every neld, fUr further particulAr. apply Per:
aonally the prefnisea Seventh street road, eisht
miles from Nsshinxtnn city. or by letter 70 WA
BATCHELOR, Wheaton post Once, Montgomery
county, Nd. apSeohn
ENUR SALE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
IT AT MOUNT PLEASANT
Will be sold ct public Auetion on SATURDAY,
May 70, al O'Clock y m, unless previously sold a.
private sale - =
Lots numbered Is o. a. g. a. e. sS, north half Of
! and ., north halt Of " aud ~
lots s. rs o. in hrst section; 4, ,Lb,6 and I. in
second section; l. g. and 8. In fourth section Of g.
Also. a fine cottage containing ten room,, with
stable and two acres Of ground
Termseasy, -
For particular. apply 10 &. T., Drown,
corner Fifteenth street and N. Y avenue.
aHnn nh d.
National Republican., 1873-05-06

4 tesntn tr,et betysep II and + strc-ta with
cost trout " X WILSON, 6tl Seventh street, op-
posito Pust once. tstaTl mysW
EoR sALE-sEvERAL FINE RESIDENCES,
II with grounds tfrum 10 20 acres,l on the ridga
q hils north nf aud overlooking the city, bciw-fn
SeNeuth and Twenty second streets. z, X. VIII
SON, sli SEVENTH street Opposite Post once
National Republican., 1873-05-06
"TANKERVILLE."

M q 7 =
BiJ issiied 70 John Whitaker, and No VI l6R issued
% Harriet bowlea, yidoE q Arthur PSwles and
ne, were delivered, 81 Ihs dsneEAl land once on
Aprn ls 1885, 70 the late Peter q MAshinSt9n o. this
arc hereby cautioned In rssped 20 The same and 70
under NE rles aud regulations, for .ie tgps 81 du
pl%iS.tss p%.sS,asFSs 5hsFsSt D G Apr Nm Gwws n}wwsa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-06-25
DENTISTRY :

urs Collins : Bills still continue the practice Of
Dentistry; are prepared to perform all Operations
ihe best manner and at as low prices as the same
Ind l. work can be done anywhere in the State.
uli set oi teeth Tor IS; double set for sl5. All
operations warranted; and teeth extracted with
a-1ain lun7
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-06-25
Aueedote OF King william.

The German Emperor, while visit
ing village, was welcomed by the
school children of the place After
making a speech for them he took an
orange from a plate and asked:
"To what kingdom does this be-
long"
"The vegetable kingdom, SIRE" re-
piled little girl.
The Emperor took gold coin from
his pocket, and holding it up asked :
"And to what kingdom does this be-
long ?'
ITO the mineral kingdom SIRE" re-
piled little girl.
"And to what kingdom do belong,
then ?" asked the Emperor
The little girl colored deeply, for
she did not like to say "the animal
kingdom as he thought she would,
lest his majesty should be offended,
when bright thought came, and she
said with radiant eyes, "To Gods
kingdom, sire"
The Emperor was deeply moved.
A tear stood in his eye, He placed
his hand on the child's head and
said, most devoutly, God grant that
1 may be accounted worthy of that
kingdom"
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TRUTHFUL JAMES TO THE EDITOR

tYEEKA, 1881
Which II is not my style
To produce needless pain
BY statements that rilc,
Or that go gin tn grain,
But here's Captain Jack still liyin and Nyc la;
no skelp on his brain
On that Caucasian head
There is no crown of hair.
Tits gone, 1t has fed.
And Echo sex ''where 2"
And asks, ''Is this Nat!ona White Mans, am
is generally things on the square,
She was known in the camp
As "Nye's other squaw,"
And folks of that stamp
Hez no rights in the LAW
But is treacherous, sinful and Shiny as Nye rui gh
hey' well known before.
But she said that she knew
Where the Injins was hid
And the statement was true,
For 1t seemed that she did;
Since she led William where he was covered by
Seventeen Modocs, and-slid
Then they reached for his hair
But Nye seq, by the Law
Of Nations, forbear,
Isurrenders-no more:
AMI looks to be treated, you hear me as ,,ris
ner, a pris'ner Of war;
But Captain Jack rose
And he sez sits too thin
Such statements as those
It's too late to begin.
There's Aodoe indictment agIn you, o Pslciace
and you're goin NJ
"You stole Schonchins squaw
In the year sixty-two;
1t was in Sixty Four
That Long Jack you went through,
And you burned Nasty Jim's rancheria and his
wives and his pappocses too.
This gun in my hand
Was sold Inc by you
'Gainst the law Of the land,
And grieves II is true
And he buried his face in his blanket AMI wept as
he hid 1t from view.
but you're tried and condemned
And skelping's your DOOM"
And he paused and he hemmed-
But why this resume?
He was skelped 'gainst the custom of Nations, and
cut off like rose in its bloom.
So asks without guile,
And trusts not in vain
II this is the style
That is going to obtain
II here's Captain Jack still a llvin', and Nye
with no skelp on his brain?
BRET EARTE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-06-25

Our Teutonic friend Johannes "
entered one of our drug stores, and
thus addressed one Of the clerks:
Toetor, feels sig oil ofer, un de
beebles dells me better vos take one
fssick." rs
All right, sir" says the clerk,
I" will you have q dose of salts or
some purgative pills"
"yell, vot it costs for dem saulds :"
Ten cents, sir"
"Und how mooch is it for dem fs-
sicking pills"
an give you dose at the same
price"
After vain search in his pockets
for the required sum, he asked:
Toctor, you tond got no second
hand fssicking pills, amt it ?"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-06-25

The Secretary himself is now dead.
After completing the history of his
travels around the world, at the age
of seventy-one, with only few days
illness, his mind unimpaired he peac-
fully breathed his last in his own
home, at Auburn, on the 10th of
October. 1872.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-06-25
| G. HARVEY \ co,
l. WALKER.

Formerly from Somerset County. Pa. Real Is
ne and Tax Paying Agent. viii buy and sell real
-ait, pay taxes, make collections. locate lands
parties east. in Tharer and Nuckolls counties,
N.5. Good reference. Address, Hebron, Thayer
ll'y. Nebrlska. april 2.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-06-25

SECTION l. BE Il enacted by the Senate and
House OF Representatives Of the Commonwealth
Of Pennsylvania, in General Assembly met and II
is hereby enacted by the authority of the same:
That the J0HNSTOWN SAVINGS BANK
is hereby authorized to receive deposits from mi
nors and married women, and shall have power to
pay. ON application, the check, proper receipt or
order OF any minor married woman, such money,
any part thereof, as he or she may have depos-
tied 10 his her credit, any interest OF divi-
dend accruing thereon, without the assent or ap-
prOyal Of the parent or guardian OF such minor, or
the husband or creditors Of the husband of such
fere with any deposit, interest, or dividend due
thereon TO ssch minor or married woman.
SEC. = That all acts and parts of acts inconsist-
ent with the provisions OF this act are hereby re-
pealed. WM. ELLiOTT-
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
GEO II. ANDERSON,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Approved the tenth day Of March. Ammo Domi
MI one thousand eight hundred and seventy-threc
JOHN r. HARTRANFT,
OFFICE oP THE
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
HARRIsBURG, March l3, A. d. 1873
PENNSYLVANIA So
do hereby certify that the foregoing and an
nexed Is a full true and correct copy of the Origi
nal act Of the General Assembly, entitled: An
Act conferring additional privileges ON the John
town Savings Bank, as the same remains ON file in
this office.
In testimony whereof. 1 have bereunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the Secretarys Office
to he affixed, the day and year above written.
A. e. REINOEHI.
Deputy Secretary of the Commonwealth.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-06-25

Postal cards addressed to "the
prettiest girl in town" are quite nu-
merous in many places, and one was
directed to the "mearest euss in Co.
hoes"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-06-25
I tHiI.I


An OlrFEoTH W. II. EUPPEL.
(UFFROTH &kUPPEL. ATTORNEYS AT
\ law. All business entrusted 10 their care will
y speedily and punctually attended TO.
uFHg-Second floor OF southern end 90 Nam
lrl block. Entrance from Diamond.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-11-06

management as we'll as want Of in
tegrity. But in lamenting owe,
them, we sometimes talk as If defal
cations were so numerous that We
could hardly keep coun. Of them, and
as ii Cashiers and Treasurers were
under a cloud. This is, to say the
least, lrjudicious. We venture n
assert that the detaca,ions and
frauds bear very small ratio to the
! trust reposed. Our business is trans.
acted on trust to an unprecedented
degree. There is nothing In the
world like the way In which vast
sums OF money pass from hand to
pfoa'mhis;less.' ,f a'h 'Iht; Iht;s Itoans made to brok..
ers by the banks on mere parole
have been during the past two or
three years something stupendous in
amount. and yet when the crash
came there was just one broker, only
one, who had failed to make good
his overdrafts. Considering too, the
way Directors seem to neglect their
duty, the small amount Of fraud re.
vealed among Tellcrs and Cashiers
has been something really re,narka.
bic. Business, doubtless, ought not
TO be done in this way. bat we must
say we think the revelations of the
panic have been on the whole cred.
liable both TO human nature IN gen.
eral and the American variety of il.
We would add, for the benefit of
those rural moraists who roll their
eyes in horror just now whenever
they speak Of a broker or "spocu.
lator,H that it would be well for a
good many o. them 10 be able to say
that they had come through one hall
the temptations to which brokers
and spectators have OF late been ex-
posed with SO little damage TO NOR
ais or reputation. The panic is not
going to regenerate Us, but then We
do not need regeneration nearly so
much as some people are trying TO
make out.-[N Y. Nation.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-11-06
The MoneyIess Man.


Is there 70 secret place on the face Of the
Where charity dwelleth, where virtue ha,h
birth?
w,o,o ho,.,, -,
"'ii
aud receive?
| there no place on earth where knock
from the poor
viii bring kind angel to open the door
All! search the wide world wbarever Won
can
There is no open door for the monevIess
man.
W iooA aI your h'ii "hefe the chandeiiers
ilgh.
Dt-'es ~ Win Us sliendor tAe aafkhess OF
hian''
e"a 'st'e' Hha1o"y
'ola'
of gold,
AM the mirrors Of silver take nm and ,e-
new
In long licbtepe1 yistas the ,vnaor;r,
view:
:. sera i .7sssaa=-, --s-ss.s.' = s9a
An'
a welcoming smiie Tor inoneylsss man.
O. lool. !, rorr cb,rob of tho c,ordreo
;ns .n;re
Witch o;yes hack N tb. spn b;s so,no loo,,
of rel fire 4.
Where The arches and columns are pcrpeous
"i'hin'
ANU 'n' "'iis s'eu' ~ P1'e "a sSus viii
oa' SIN
"o Vow '''e 'on5 "'si'-s'' 'ne i'e'' anu
'hc s''a''
- '"e po4Ap aD' 'A' r ~ y '"e'- H0'i'''
"'e
an ''"e III } o". pa''"''' "nu nnal II y0u
~,
:" ~ opens . pe" = : nionos is-s 'n'u
Go look TO YOU Judge in dark flowing gown,
With the scales wherein law weigheth
quietly down.
Where he frowns on the weak and smiles on
Wv US =,
3'uo fu1
,,,
~ -,
- 's'1' e'a''' ~" -
.'n'
any =" ~ wy =
Go look in the bank, where Mammon has
told
His hundreds Of thousands Of silver and
cold.
Where, safe from the hands of the starying e
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-11-06
Not SO Bad as Some Sup
pose.

1t would be wei to remember In
the present fever OF indignation
AGAINST fraud and dishonesty, that
there is a considerable number OF
honest men In America. The state
of things is lad, no doubt, but then
we ought not to lose our heads over
it. The cases of dishonesty revealed
by the late panic amount to about
six, ali told, which are Fix too many,
and somo of them are undoubtedly
sy,nptomatic Of great looseness q
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-11-06

ID do VIM Wade.
cheese w b King.
I'd do Jas Gray.
jelly cake Susan Reedy.
pound do Mrs N G Weitinc.
bread fruit cake Mrs Wadley.
!" sack flour Gilbert & Reedy.
Dir,sioa G-Class 81.
Largest aud best collection OF flow.
ers ID f Bruner.
% do D w G Dickinson.
Best bouquet d + Bruner.
2i do d w G Dickinson,
collection Of house plants d f
Bruner.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-11-06
Cash Rates If Advertising.
Legal advertising, at legal rates.

Legal advertising, at legal rates.
For the use of large cuts and wood type
an additional charge varying from 10 to 20
per cent, will be made
Prompt settlements will be expected with
all time advertisers, at the close of each
calender quarter. Transient advertise.
ments must be paid for in advance.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-11-06
qhs Tolsaa fhro"itle.
Is published every Thursday mornino hv
WARRES HARMAY.

u paid strictly in adeance the subscr,ption
price OF the CHRONICLE will be Sl.1:5 n
year otherwise 1t will be $500, AMI no
subscription will be allowed to rua over
two years unpaid.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-11-06

D,tistoa B-Class ..
Best 2 year old stallion, NJ r Wylie,
2d do J. Gray.
l year old stallion l. Pugsley
horse colt j II Llndle.
stallion for all purposes, T S
Sperry.
roadster T A Bodfish.
5" draft purposes, w B
King.
2nd do j b Wylie.
Glass 3.
Best brood mare and colt VIM Ross.
u do c l. Davis.
yr old fil!ey d Miller.
"a do d Mccormick.
2,.yr old filley ] B Furrow.
% do Q Burright.
mare colt Ii Linton.
Dir,s,on C-Class 6.
Best durham Bull without pedigree,
A Ansel
/" durham bull two yrs old West
Wilson.
durham bull l yr old I Nc.
Cormick.
durham bull calf ] S Townsend.
/" helfer calf A J Wheaton.
graded bull w B King.
Sweepstakes, NJ NJ Avery.
graded heifer 2 yrs old = J
Muckier.
" graded heifer calf A ] Wheaton.
90 yr old graded heifer L J
y Muckler.
60 year old graded heifer L b
Nelson.
Ltui8lon C-Class I.
e Best yr old heifer, } 5 Townsend.
devon COW G N Knapp.
$ graded COW W F Johnston.
Ind 30 IL Bradbrook.
Il durham COW West Wilson.
.. do NJ NJ Avery.
durham heiier ! yr old Yves
u Wilson.
Glass 9.
~ Best herd West Wilson.
y 2nd do NJ NJ Avery.
e Dirision D. Class 10
- Best buck 2 yrs old II NJ Avery.
er Cd do II II Wilmington
"a g eve 2 yrs old
Ut Cd do
y, +" eve ! yr old
ly "a do
Of i" buck lamb NJ NJ Avery.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-11-06
Dir,sion D-Class IL.
Best buck long wool M nj Avery.

Dirisson D-Class IL.
Best buck long wool M M Avery,
! buck lamb Mr. Bruno
sewe lamb II Mclick.
Dtris,on D-Cass 12.
Best boar chester white II MeIick.
Poland boar O Burright.
| berkshire under l year old
Mellck
ID do Peter Wilson.
McGeo boar p Lichty.
brood sow chester white r Ne
lick.
brood SOW poland NJ NJ Avery
McGee p Lichty
''pair pigs less than 6 months J II
Linton
tat hog, r Moorcroft.
F" boar of any age or breed, ?
Wilson.
D,r4stoa D. Glass 13.
Best | cock & 3 hens II r Reynolds
"a do S S Hall.
" pr ducks Garrow Wheaton
" pr Geese Nancy Foster
pr turkeys L. Graham.
: collection poultry VIM Graham.
Digiglon E-Clas, Is.
Best bush spr wheat VIM Wade.
g winter ID w G Dick
lnson.
" bashel spring wheat new yari.
ETY. w P Mettler
" rye Is L Knapp.
+" bashel beans d w G Dickinson.
" peas B l. Knapp.
" bushel oats Q Bumight
" buckwheat d F Rruner.
" timothy seed B 1 Knapp.
" % lbs broom CON w. T.. New.
comb,
" sample seed corn w Wade.
Largest variety seed corn d w c
Dickinson.
" golden beans same.
Dtrts,on E-Class 16.
Best peck sweet potatoes a Hufford.
peck early Rose do d Huston.
/" peck peach blow do A lIaff'ord.
/" ] doz beets d " G Dickinson.
Largest variety beets same.
-- Largest squash D W cDickin.
son,
largest squashes Sol Hufford.
/" water melon NJ Cheny.
Largest pumpkin ID w c Dick.
inson.
doz carrots John Felter.
do parsnips w p NJ ter.
Largest cabbage w Johnston.
] PIX tomatoes J S Townsend.
turnips p Lchty.
DirlSion E-Class II.
Best 6 Perry Russcts S Hufford.
" 6 splszenburgs same.
: 6 willow twig same.
/" 6 Pearmain same.
Tollman sweets same.
5" iennitan same.
" collection apples A IIufford.
/" specimen pears D F Bruner.
" collection do same.
" Concord grapes S G Brown.
" collection do same.
i" Delaware do same.
Catawba DO J S Pugsley.
Largest variety of grain vogeta
ables & seeds, d w G Dick.
inson.
specimen crab apples B l. Knapp
white plums James Gray.
Class Is.
Best honey S & Brown.
Dtr,slon F-Class 10.
Best apple preserves Mrs E !. Dill
man
/" apple sauce Mrs Susan Recdy.
" white crab apple jelly Mrs Jo
seph Child.
+" apple jelly Mrs James Gray,
4" plum preserves same.
i" currant wine Mrs Joseph Child
+" grape wine Mrs Wadley.
canned strawberries Mrs Josep
Child.
canned raspbclries Mrs G l. Ba
ley.
raspberry jelly Mrs Loupee.
gen'l variety Of jelly, 5 cans :
| Hufford.
gen'l variety canned fruit 5 car
Mrs d 4 Bruner.
currant jelly Mrs Lorpee.
grape jelly Mrs II Bradshaw.
Tomato figs Mrs G Conant.
" Tomato catsup. same.
maple syrup c Z Hayes.
vinegar Mrs Jas Gray.
/" cucumbers same.