Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-10-04
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E. A. Dodge, one two year old heifer
five varieties of grapes, six head cab
bage, one bushel corn in ear, and thre,
squash.
/. Richard Scott, two bushels white win
| ter wheat and one yoke steers.
IA. FOulk, specimens clawson wheat
early rose and victor potatoes, dent corn
Yankee corn, Indian corn and white tur
nips.
Henry C. Woodwork, two combined
clothes racksand ironing boards, one sci
quilting frames and one quilt.
E. ], Carter. ten varieties of apples.
Frank Russell, specimens winter and
spring wheat, carrots and cabbage.
VIM. Stewart, two bushels oats.
Thomas Crump, two squashes, one
melon, and one bushel Of corn in ear.
/ LA. Blake, three plows, manufactur-
ed in county. - -
BENJAMIN Getchel, one pair draught
horses.
Robert Patterson, specimens of beets'
Thomas Richardson, one herdi cattle,
nine head, three milch cows. one spring
calf, one ram, two ram lambs, three
ewes, one pen, four eve lambs, one
bushel corn in ear, specimens of corn in
the stalk, specimens pears and winter
apples, one half bushel early rose pota-
toes, one half bushel prolific potatoes,
and one pumpkin.
Charles Briselden, specimens carrots,
vegetable marrow and two pounds but
ter.
Jacob Wilson, one two year old mare,
one two year old gelding.
Rev. W. W. Rafter, single horse in har-
ness and one milch cow.
Linton Sutton, one half bushel early
rose potatoes, and,specimens of penman-
ship, person under Is years of age.
| Samuel j. Taylor, one half buShel to-
matOes.
Mrs. j. P. Sutton, two loaves white
bread.
H. Tuttle, one set heavy double har-
ness, one set light double harness and
one set single harness.
VIM. W. Smith, one pair pigs.
F. NJ. SammOns, one pair silver grey
chickens, one pumpkin, and one bushel
late potatoes, white chill. .~..s
Miss Delanah P. Farrell, specimen
point lace, and one tidy in cotton.
Louis BOya, one two year old mare.
Mrs. Maggie Van Norman, two pillow
shams, in knOtted work, one tilted pin
cushion, and one lamberquin. in flat
work.
Mrs. Charles Briselden, one pin cush-
ion, Mrs. W. W. Rafter, one sofa cushion.
Culbert DerGsia, one stallion. ....
Don. Leon Dodge, specimens penman-
ship, person under Is years of age.
John Mulvaugh, one set heavy double
harness..
Miss Donna C. Davis, collection Of oil
paintings.
F. M. SammOns, one tanning mill.
Medard Metivier, one yoke two year
old steers, and tea cup that passed
through the Chicago fire and was picked
out of the ruins.
Sanford Baker, one calf.
Samuel Shook, three head of celery,
one basket tomatoes, one bunch parSnips,
three punches carrots. eat
Frank PassinO, One-half bushel early
rose potatoes, one bunch carrots, three
beets, and two squash.
William Gainor, one bushel black seed
onions, one bushel carrots, and one BUSH
ell ruta-bagas.
M. w. Horne, one-half bushel early
rose potatoes, and two plates of apples.
A. B Riggs, two pumpkins, One-half
bushels of potatoes, and three beets.
w, W. StrOhn, One-half bushel Mohawk
potatoes, and sample of Victor pOta-
toes, one cultivatOr. ,T.aT .....-.-
Mrs. H. A. Blake, collection of canned
fruit, specimens of currant and crab
apple jelly, two pounds butter, and col
lection of house plants. p ..,:-
Mrs. G.D.V. Rollo entered among relics
and curiosities, a china tea pot 80
years old, and Robert Burns letter.
E. A. Dodge, two varieties of fall ap-
piles and one variety of winter. one large
sunfOwer, one pomgrannate, bunch
horse radish, one boquet flowers, and
specimens of mint. $50
E. Nelson, one set double carriage har-
ness. in
G. d. V. ROllO, one yoke oxen.
Robert. .MicklejOhn, one bushel of beets.
Peter Mcdonald, one ram, one eve, one
lamb and one Russian China boar, one
four year old colt.
Johnson & Figg, of Port Huron, four
sleighs.
Episcopal guild, two afghans, two
facinatOrs, one pin cushion, two lace
tides, one wOrsted tidy, one embroidered
toilet set, one wOrsted mat, two ties, one
infants sack, two ottoman covers, and
and one sofa pillow cover.
Mrs. W. W. StrOhn, collection of house
plants.
Four young misses, Gertie Boutwell,.
Luella Lathrop, Nettie Walton and
Edith Ramsay, each doing portion of
the work, silk and lace tidy.
Mrs. P. M. LathrOp, specimens canned
fruit