Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-10-10
saEAp, CAKES. pAsr.,.s, rnrsEavrs, &C.

BREAD, CAKES, PAsrRsks, PRESERVES, &C.
A P Gilmore, best jar picked tomatOel
25c; do, best jar English beans 25c; do
best jar winter peas 25c; L l. Weibley, bes
display dried cherries soc; S 4 Cooper
best jar blackberry jelly 25c (; do, best ja
pear preserves 25c Emma Hamilton, bes
lbs roll butter 15ci Sadie Shotsberger
best jelly cake 25c; do, plum butter 2jc
do, best jar peach butter 25c; { S Kepner
best jar crab-apple marmalade 25c; Mar,
! Bardeil, best canned peaches 25c, Mrs A
kepner, best dried sweet corn 25c; Martha
B Weimer, b. ST jar beet pickles 25c; do
best lot of raspberries soc; do, best ,jtr
canned elderberries 25c do, best jar back
berries 25c; do, best ginger bread Csc;
Mcconnell, best dried peaches pc do
I'd best loaf of bread CSC; do, best jar ol
mixed pickles 25c do, canned gage plums
25c; Allie Motzer, best apple Jelly &c
Hannah McMeen, best rhubarb Jelly 25c
do, best ounce jelly 25c; do, Best lot oi
pitred cherries 25c do, best lot Of fasp.
berries 25c; Mrs John G Thompson, best
lot of doughnuts 25c; Mrs Samuel Whar.
ton, three varieties of small cakes 2;c; SUI
san Her,zler, lot of light cakes sc; J
Aukcr, best box of honey 81; Mrs Henry
McCachren, best jar of dried cherries &c
NJ l. Devices, lest jar Strawberries &c do
best col. of fruit 2jc; Catharine Guss, besi
lbs print butter 81 Mrs McCachren, best
jar apple butter 25c; do, plum butter DC
do, best grape butter sc; do, best pickled
peaches soc; Chas McCachfen, dried cher
ries 25c; 90. ore Jar of picked onions 25c ;
Blanch NECacEren. jar ounce jelly 25c; do.
jar crcr.nt Jelly 25c do. can OF lard pc ;
~ A., 10.
best jar tomato preserves 25c Saiiie Shu-
man, jar tomato catsup Csc; do, jar cucum-
Der caisup 2je Mary Z kaufman, can OF
speed ounces 25ci do, can of ounce mar
maiade 25c.
Judges-Mrs. Samuel Wharton, C. F.
Rothrock, Mrs. John Adams, Miss Glen
Kepner, Emma Hamilton, Victoria Motzer.
FLOWERS AND DESIGNS.
4 NJ Burchfieid, boquet OF flowers 25c
Mrs f Reynolds, Jerusalem cherry tree soc;
do, boy OF ivy plant 5oc do, grated lemon
tree 5Oc; do, dahiia stalk soc; Mrs Winey,
best selection of lady slippers soc; Mrs +
Reynolds, ID best do do 25c; Mary BardeH,
pot OF flowers 25c Dora Wallace, verbena
25c; do. col. of geraniums 75c; do, sugar
pant 25c; do, ashberry plant 25c do, vel
vet plant DC; do, moss basket 25c; do,
one fuch:a 25c; Lille Minichan, 25c; Hep
zibah Wright, col. of coxcombs 25c; do,
one blgonia pc Anna Wharton. double
fuchia DC; do, bouquet of coxcombs 25c /;
David Hertzier, tree OF forbidden fruit 5Oc I;
Mary III Boyer, cross ot flowers soc do,
heart of flowers soc do, col. of verbenas
25c; Ida c Boyer, cow-tongued cactus soc;
do, hOuse plant hex; Alice Sbaffer, SOC /;
Ella Minichan, cornu copia soc Anna Pfah-
Ter, col. of house plants ST.; Sadie Shots
berger, sheaf OF Egyptian wheat 25c; c z
Rothrock, bouquet of dahlias 25c; Anna
kepner, two specimens OF blgonia DC DO
crock of parior ivy soc J A McMeen, cot.
OF dahiias soc Il w Gilmore, one foliage.
Judges-Miss ida j. Patton, Miss LIZZIE
J. Weimer, Mrs. 5 Sadie b. McCormen, Mrs.
p Thomyssn, Miss Alice Hamilton, Mrs.
Sadie Kepner.
HORTICULTURE, ETC.
Thos. Reeder, Il bushel sweet potatoes, 25c;
SOUP b-af,s. lSe: Mrs. r Wellbey. sanashes'
2jc do. butter do, 2Dc do. two varieties
squashes, &c Mrs J. Mcconnell, beans, 25c;
do, squsshes, DC; Mrs. G. W. Kilmer, tur-
nips, DC do, sweet potatoes. DC do, silver
onions, &c ; do. silver seed onions, 25c; do,
radishes, BE; Miss Kate Guss, lettuce. sc
do. sweet squashes, 2oc; W. ii. rutherford,
= IL. t.
beets 25c: Mrs. Mary Weimer, beans, 25c
Mrs. >. McMeen. cabbage. JDc: Emma +. Me-
Meen. lima beans. 25c; Jacob Groniger,
peach blow potatoes, SIC Miss Clara koons,
tomatoes. soc f. do, cucumbers, soc: Caroline
:. kepner. red onions, 25c; James McLaugh-
lin, stalks OF corn with ears, JOc Charles
Shuman, celery. 2c; Mrs. A j. Mcconnell,
seeu onions, DC: Smith hepner, potatoes,
Soc do. sweet pumpkins. 75c; do, victor po-
tatoes, &c do, raw Irish POTATOES. sec; do,
early rose 10, pc do, California pickles, yI;
Henry Areo'Sast, sweet potatoess, 5Dc; do.
Canada russell potatoes, JOc do, pumpkins,
21c; Mrs John q. Thompson, green peppers,
DC do, seed onions, pc; Mrs Ann Hyde,
vegetables, SOC A. d. Vardyke; peerless po-
tatoes, DC; q. W. Boyer. California s'iuarh-
es, 5Jc do, pumpkins. &c; do, peach blow
potatoes, soc Noah Hertzler, peerless pOta-
toes, SOC; do, Kohl rabis, DC; do. rutabagas,
25c; John Meloy, squashes, &c; Leonard
Groninger, marrow fat soup beans 25c j. +.
q. Long. citron, Soc do, early rose potatoes,
SOC do. buck heat. SOC; ]. II. Wilson, yell
low peppers, 25; Frank snyder. Hubbard
squashes. 2oc; w. II. Groninger, old style
peach blow potatoes, sc Joseph Rothrock,
popcorn, 25ci :. NJ. Burchield white onions
25c Joseph Oberholtzer. grapes, 81: do. ap-
pies, 81 do. bottle port wine, joc; ). A. Me-
Meen, currant wine. DC; Caroline =. KEEP
ner, cider vinegar, DC do. grape wine, SOC
Elder Clifford. currant wine, soc Phoebe
Hertzler, vinegar, 25c; Mrs. y j. Mcdonnell,
beeswax. &c; do, vinegar, SOC; Chris. Ben
der, brshcl chicken grapes, 25c; Mrs. Will
liam McCachren, dewberry wine, SOC. Mrs.
Joseph Ro;hrock, grape wine. DC; do, home
made soap, 2jc ; Samuel McMeen, winter ap-
piles, 81: Charles Shuman, rainbo apples. 81
do. redstreaks. j. q. Hertzler. paw-paws. DC;
ID. q. Alter, pears, 81; W. Devices, duchess
pears. 59c; Charles McCachren, apples; SOC;
David Moore. S brahma fowls. 81, ]. NJ.
Thompson, buff cochin fowls, DC do. pair
rabbits. sc: Miss Rose Hamilton. coop of
ducks. soc; John Eoons. coop ducks. 81; do,
coop silver spancled Hamburg fowls, blood
ed, 81. Leonard Groninger, coop pigeons,
SOC Julia Bender. pair chickens, - Joseph
McculIoch, pair geese, 81 Frank Meicy, 4
bantam fowls, JDc.
AGRICULTURE. MACHINERY, &c.
Stewart Wharton. soap bees. 81: s. A.
Shamp. champion plow, 81 Porter Thomp-
son, family carriage. 50; George W. Rough,
2 queen plows, 75c; VIM Hetrick. 'rcr fence,
soc John Hoons, two-horse wagon. soc;
Noah HertZler. platform spring wagon, sl.yy;
Daniel Mcconnell, four-horse wagon 50; j.
+. Jacobs x Co, harrow and cultivator COM
bined. 81; W. r. Kepner. saddle and bride,
and turned wood, 81; Daniel Mcconnell, two
horse cultivator. 81 J. r. Jacobs & Co. lar
gest and best display of agrlcuiturul iTnpie-
menti, 81. Thomas Reader. FoltZ wheat. .ac;
do white oats sc; James Mclaughlin, bus.
corn, ears. 75c do, twelve stalks corn, 2Jc,
Uriah Guss, bus Shoemaker wheat. 50c ; do.
mammoth corn, DOC; Mrs. sarah Cooper,
popcorn. &c: W. III. Rutherford, popcorn,
Soc; VIM. Thompson tus red bearded
wheat, 81 do. bus timothy seed, 15c John
Ernest. Lancaster wheat, DC; Jacob Gron-
niger. cloNefscetl. George W Du>
rye. 2jc: Leonard GroninCer. bus Shoemak-
er wheat. 81 DO, bus oats 81 do, twelve
stalks corn. 5lc do. bus cloverseed. 81 /: W.
II. Groninger. bns rye. 20: do, bus Hungarl-
an grass seed, soc: Joseph Graham, bus gol-
den corn, .5c do, bus Foltz wheat. 81 Leh-
man Boyer, bus corn, ears, &c; Adam
Weibley, eel gig, DC.
RACES.
Walking Horses.
On Friday, entries, Samuel Bergy, J.
Bergy, David Sieber, Geo Fink, John Ern
est, E. Kaufman, L. Boyer, Henry kepner,
G. l.. Weimer, G. W. Smith. Mr.. Smiths
horse drew the lst premium, 81, as walk
ing horse. Samuel Bergy's horse drew the
2nd premium, 81.
County Trolling Horses.
On Saturday. ssJuniata Maid" entered
by David Diven; {. Blind Frank" entered
by Samuel Bergy; {" Roam Mare" entered
by David Sieber. First premium, '.Juniata
Maid," S25; second premium, 90 Blind
Frank, SIS third premium, '.Roan Mare"
$40.