Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-15
GREAT JUBILEE CELEBRATION.

There will be Farmers Grand Reunion
in SacSet's elm grove on the Minnesota
river, ten miles south OF Goddard and siA
miles west of Clearwater. on wednesda,
aud Thursday, August 9th and 2sth.
HARVEST HOME FESTIVAL.
General display OF sedgwick county pro.
duce from field. orchard, garden and house.
hold. The greatest affair of the kind ever
held in this county. The live and enter.
prising business men Of Wichita, Goddard
and Clearwater offer the following valuable
premiums:
Best one-half bushel Walker wheat, one
fine bureau, by Moflett a. Harizell, fur.
niture dealers, Wichita, $1,000.
Best one-half bushel Fuitz wheat, one
steel beam Norwegian plow, by Pyle Bros,
implement house, Goddard, $500.
/ Best one-half bushel any other kind OF
wheat, one hand corn shelter, by Smyth
! 4 Sons, implement house. Wichita, Sla.0O.
| Best six stalks of corn in ear, one suit of
youths clothes, by Biting Bros, clothiers,
Wichita, $1,000.
Second best six stalks of corn in ear,
cash prize, by n. +. Niederlander, real es-
tate agent, Wichita, $500.
Best one-half bushel old corn, Large
Mounted Farm Bell. by::Munn Il Co., hard
ware, Clearwater, 80 90.
Best one-hali bushel oats, 55 pounds best
sugar, by Pollock Il Pierce, g,ocers, Wichi-
IA, 50 90.
Best one-hslf bushel rye, one bolt good
kao H. ahp a. q lry LII
ita, 81 80.
Best one-hslf busLel barley. one Eureka
wash boiler, by d. J. Chatfieid, hardware,
Wichita 50 90.
Best one-hali bushei Irish potatoes, one
kitchen safe, by A. L. Lynch, furniture,
Goddard, "a so.
Best one-half bushel sweet potatoes,
three gallons water proof paint and brush,
by J. +. Irwin, druggist, Goddard, So 90.
Best one-hali bushel apples, one tine
alarm clock, by VIM. Kassel, jeweler, Wich-
ita. So 90.
Best ane-half bushel peaches, one fine
toilet set, by IL. ID. Allen, druggist, God
dard. IS 90.
Best basket grapes, one fine water toilet
set, by c. B. Beeson, hardware Goddard,
So 90.
Best one-half bushei onions, 100 pounds |
Richardson's patent flour, by A. j. Farmer, |
grocer, Goddard, 80 90.
Best one-fourth bushcl crab apples, fine
Majolica tea set three pieces, by Huse & |
Charlton, queensware, Wichita, 90 50.
Best head cabbage, fine set glassware
four pieces, by A. J. Farmer, grocer, God |
dard, 81 SO.
Largest watermelon, one set knives and |
forks, by c. r.. Beeson, hardware, Goddard
$500
Best pair common spring chickens, set
silver tea spoons Roger Bros.) by Pollock & |
Pierce, grocers. Wichita, $3.50.
Loaf bread, fine pair lady's boots, by A. |
Allen, boots and shoes, Wichita, 500.
Second best loaf bread, best tea, by Pol |
lock 4 Pierce. grocers, Wichita, $500.
Best pound butter, fine silver butter dish, |
by VIM. Kassel. jeweler, Wichita, 5000.
Second best pound butter, bolt good |
sheeting, by Khon & Co., dry goods, Wich-
ita 81 80.
Best cake, cash prize, by John Kelly, |
farmer, Goddard. $500
Second best cake, bolt good sheeting, by |
Khon g. Co., dry goods, Wichita, $500.
Best three kinds OF jelly, silver mounted |
tea pot, by ID. l.. Chatfeld, hardware,
Wichita, $3.50.
Best canned peaches, fine parlor hanging |
lamp, by McGilt Il Bliss, grocers, Clearwa
ter, $500.
Best jar preserves, fine Iady's hist, by
Mrs. Bechtil, mllliner, Goddard, $500.
Fest pair spring ducklings, fine silk plush
album, Ben Is. Bear, druggist, Clearwater
S. 90.
Best canned cherries, one-eighth inch
shears, by ID. J. Chatfield,
hardware. Wichita, sl.25.
Best canned gooseberries, one pair "Our
own shears, by ID. J. Chatield, Wichita,
SI.O0
Best canned blaekberries. fine Iady's
knife. by d. J. Chatfeld, Wichita, sl'Oo.
Best sample of millet, fine riding bride,
by A. ii. Wood, harness dealer, Clesrwa-
ter, $500.
Largest squash and beet, a lot of grocer
tts ny %hCpfi (" Diirs, SioctIr- va tFain n
ter. 500.
Prominent speakers from all parts Of the
state will be present to address the people,
among whom are the following: Hon. Judge
Peters. Hon. J. W. Ady, Hon. Judge Sluss,
Rev. W. X. Davis, ID. D., Of Douglas coun-
Iy, and others.
Come everybody. Bring your tents ana
covered wagons, and enjoy two days of
pleasure. Plenty Of good water on the
grounds. Swinging. eroquet, fishing, bath
ing and other anu sements. Come aud en-
10y feast of good things. Bring your bas-
sets well filed. An excursion train will
run from Wichita to Clearwater on the last
lay, the 2sth, and conveyances from the
iepot to the grounds.
One of the best silver cornet bands I'm the
,tate will furnish music for the occasion.
;. c. CHIyINGToN.
John KELLY,
ROBERT LITTLE. general Managers.
:. e. PHILLIPS.
BEN. l.. BEAR.