Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-10-16

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Kepn-r, two knit collars 2Oc, beaded cush
ion 25ci Mrs John Copeland, muslin skir
25c, night dress 25c, scratch-my-back pc
Mrs Ulsh, woolen rug20c Miss Ella Pan
nebaker, motto 25c, letter case zoe, collec
ton picture frames zoe, Miss Junia Panne.
baker, two skirts SOC; Mrs Garman, log
cabin quilt SOC, toilet set Csc; Miss Mauc
Irwin, macrama lace soc; Mrs N Kreider
rosebud quilt 81; Mrs Ada Lyons, pai
braided shams 5Oc; Miss Annie Elder, do
do. 25c Mrs W d Cramsr, quilt 75c; Mis-,
Alice Bardell, homemade mittens 25c, rug
zoe; Miss Beckie Doty, match receiver 25c
lambrequin soc; Miss Jennie Muthersbaugh
splasher 25c, hood 25c. baby dress 2Oc
Mrs Helen Gable, child's night dress 25c
Andrew Sulouf, motto 5Uc; Miss Ells
Thompson. hand made shirt 81, machine
made shirt 75c, perforated cardboard bis
ket 25c, display needlework 81 Mrs Mag
gle Sloan, toilet set, a pieces) Csc; Miss
Carrie Goshen, wall pocket 2Oc.
Embroidery.
Committee-Mrs. Ellen Crawford. chair
man; Mrs. 5. Ii. Showers, Mrs. 7. d. Gar
man, Mrs. VIM. Cunningham, Mrs. W. l.
McCulloch. Miss Maud Irwin, Miss Rhetty
Todd, Miss Lou W ilson.
Miss E Adams, tidy embroidered on tow
cling soc; Miss Maggie Cramer, embroider-
ed flannel skirt 81; Mrs Ada Lyons, en-
broidered shams zoe; Miss Jennie Murray,
embroidered slippers 25c, canvas tidy 25c
Mrs + ArnolJ, embroidered handkerch hiei
soc, yoke and sleeves SOC, pair pillow sha MS
81; Miss Kate Thomas, yoke and sleeves
ST.; Miss Bell Mathers, embroidered dress
Sl-5O; Miss BeckIe Doty, tidy 25, two rugs
!5c, three embroidered towels soc; Miss
Annie Adams, thaee do. do. 75c.
Knitting and Crochet Work.
Committee-Mrs. J. S. Grsybill, chair
man; Miss Mamie Cofiman, Miss Maggie
Cramer.
Mrs r Caveny, rug 25c; Mrs Sol Sieber,
husk basket, 25c; Mrs N J Nankiyel, cloud
2Oc /; Mrs Annie Rodgers, piece tatting 20c;
Miss Juha Wertheimer, two tides 25c Mrs
DR. Elder, pair thread tides 26c; Miss Beckie
Doty, carriage afghan 81; Mrs F Ulsh, caid
basket 25c, cornucopia SOC, corn boquet 25c,
case hair work 81; Mrs John Copeland,
cornucopia SOC Mrs Doyle, knit shawl
soc; Miss Jennie Murray, beaded cushion
25c, thread tidy 25c, crochet Jacket 25c,
child's sack 20c; Miss Mary Title, three
hair switches Soc; Miss Clara Thompson,
twilight 25c, card basket OF barley straw
2Oc Miss Maggie Cramer, display of tides
(3) 25c; Mrs Maggie Sloan, lounge cover
soc; Miss Ella Thompson, zephyr tidy 25c,
pair of hooked mits 20c Charlotte Books,
moss cross 25c; Tillie Leib, box wax fruit
25c; Minnie Bonsall, hood 20c; Mrs J F
Hummel, wax cross 20c,
Cloths, Linens, Blankets, Shirtlngs, &c.
Committee-T. ID. Garman, II. A. Stam-
baugh, Samuel Ii. Showers, Mrs G. W. Nc
Alister.
Mrs 3 Kepner, piece homemade carpet
I5c; Mrs Garman, piece carpet 25c Mrs
L NaDgle, home made linen sheet soc,
towel 25c, table cloth 25c.
Bread, Cakes, and Pastries.
Comm nittee-Mrs. Theo. Thompson, Mrs.
James Adams, Mrs. Amos Stouffer.
Mrs Sol Sieber, gingerbread 25c; Mary E
Malson, mountain ash cake 25c; Mrs Geo
Goshen, can lard 25c, collection cakes and
25c; Charlotte Books, loaf
bread 75c, sponge cake 25c Annie Adams,
cocoanut cake 25c Mrs Kurtz Kaufman, )
pounds print butter 81; Mrs B NJ Todd,
lot OF rusk 25c; Mrs. VIM Thompson, plate
honey 81; VIM Moist, jar of honey PC.
Prsssrrss and Jsiiiss, Spiced and Canned
Products.
Commttee-Mrs. f. S. Parker, Mrs. John
McMeen, Mrs. Joha Jenkins, Mrs. W. S.
North, Mrs. Anna Rickenbaugh, Mrs. W.D.
Cramer.
Mrs Frank Ulsh, glass apple jelly 25c; mrs
W 5 CoBner, can cling peaches 25c; Mrs
5 Gray bill, can ounce butter 25c, glass
crab apple Jelly 25c; Nrs Amos Stoutier,
best display of canned fruit ST; MIS- John
Copeland, % best DO. do. soc Nrs Ober-
can of golden drop pluIns &c
Jennie Murray, best display Of jellies soc
MIS- 5 Z Arnold, jar grape butter 25c; Alice
Bardell, jar apple butter; Tillie LeIb, black
berry Jelly 25c; Ms II Goshen, jar black
berries 25c j C Doyle, best display pickles
soc; Mrs Doughman, best jar peach pre-
serves 25c; Mrs Geo Goshen, best display
Of buffers soc; Maggie ChrIsty, best dis
play dried fruit SOC; Mrs S II Brown, jar
luince preserves 25c, jar largest peaches
Doc; Mss VIM ] Jdckman, best canned
cherries 25c; Thucy Cramer, glass lemon
butter 25c; Ms Slautterback, best dried
,orn 25c; Mrs Solomon Books. jar peaches
&c; Maud Irwin, best preserved cherries
25c /; Annie Adams, glass pear butter 25c /:
Nrs b " Todd, do. ounce jelly 25c; Lou
Jackman, jar dried peaches 25c.
FIOueTs.
Committee-Mrs. L. 5. Doty, Mrs. Wm.
Banks, Mrs. DR.. Atkinson, Milton Devices,
A mos G. Bonsall.
Mrs " Garman. air plant 25c, hyblscus
l5c hxppy Thought 2jc large leafing bra
,onIa 25c, fina fern 25c, mountain OF snow
&c Kate Thomas, collection geraniums
j0c, bragonias soc; Mollie Kreider, maple
lower 25c; David Wilson, wax plant 2}c /; |
Jennie " Stoner, cut flowers SOC; Mrs Geo
Goshen, cactus soc, collection roses 6Oc,
collins Csc; Willie Fasick, jerusalem cherry
rec 2jc; Mrs George Doughman, veFbeua
,oquet &c; VIM ii Arnold, collection OF
25c. pair hand boquets 25 Jas
Nc Auley, lemon tree soc; Ms Wm Jack !
nan, cut rose boquet 2jc; Emma kepner,
zephyr boquet 5Uc.