The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-08-27

Best preserved strawberries, Mrs. l.. j.
Luckett, 500.
Best preserved blackberries, Mrs. L. J,
Lucket Sl.00.
Best preserved cherries, Mrs. f. r. Mar.
vim Sl.00.
Best preserved tomatoes. Mrs. L. J. Luck.
ett. Sl.00
B-sl preserved melons, Mrs. L. j. Luck
EFT. 81 90.
Best preserved ounces, r. Alder Sl.00.
Best currant jelly, Mrs. E. K. Marvin
s1O0
Best plum jelly, Mrs. E. r. Marvin,
SI.O0
Best raspberry jelly, Mrs. G. A, Gold,
SI.O0.
Best strawberry jelly, Mrs. G. A. Gold,
Sl.O0.
Best grape Jelly, Mrs G. A. Gold, 81 90
Rest goosberry Jelly, r. P. Alder, Sl.00,
b st cranberry jelly, Mrs. 5. A. White,
81 90.
Best ounce Jelly, r. P. Alder. S1.00.
Best apple Jelly, X. p Alder, S1.0O.
Best Siberian crab apple jelly X. Alder,
Sl.00.
Best peach Jam. Mrs j. Heise, 81 90.
Best blackberry jam, Mrs. q. A. Gold,
S1.O0.
Best raspberry jam, Mrs. G. A. Gold, 81.
Best sweet pickles, Mrs. j. X. Clopton,
81.
Best catsup, Mrs. Robert Bonner, 81.
Best dried apples, one peck, Nellie A.
Pollard. 3.
Best dried peaches, Nellie A. Pollard,
3.
Best jelly cake, Mrs. Charles Hoberecht,
81.
Best angel cake, Mrs. NJ. Pianck, 81.
Best white cake, Miss Jennie Hughes, 81.
Best berry cordial, j. A. Pollard, 81.
Best ten pounds butter, George Lamm,
Smiihton sp cial premium offered by j.
Rautenstr UGH.
Best five pounds honey ]. II. Ashworth,
special premium offered by A. &. VI. Bird.
Best country lard, Mrs. y. Bohon, spe-
cial premium offered by Geo. Bischel.
Best loaf of white bread, by miss under
10. Miss Noye Easlou, special premium Of
cred by l.. j Adder.
Best loaf salt rising bread, Mrs. Robt.
Bonner, special premium offered by kahrs
Il Bloess,
Best pound cake, Mrs. g. A. Gold.
special premium offered by L. w. Clo-
new.
Best cake by girl under 10, Miss Della
Shafier. special premium offered by w.
Hahn.
Best layer cake, Mrs. VI. Planck, special
premium, by Hoffman Bros.
Best gallon peach butter, Airs. L. J.
Lnckett, special premium offered by Geo.
rownsley.
Best canned peaches, Mrs. L. T. Kirk,
special premium by Hoffman Bros.
Best collection OF fruits, Mrs. L. L. Kirk
special premium by w. l.. BETTER.
Bert collection home made preTerves,
Mrs. q. A. Gold, special offered by No Cen
traI Lumber Company.
Best collection of jellies, special pre-
MUM by w. j. Maltby,
Best honey and aparian goods, q. NJ.
Hoadley, $50 +,
Best gallon extract honey, ]. P. Collins
$500
CLASS K-CATTLE-C. W. N'ANISCH, NAN
AGING DIRECTOR.
The award of premiums for the stations
In this class vas not made yesterday in
time tor publication with the remainder of
the class. The JUDGES were A. A. Walker,
Of Cooper county, Sam Evans Of Marshall
and B. Grant of ST. Louis.
Foi best stallion years old and over,
the prize consisting of a purse o. S25 of
fered by the First National bank of Soda
liza was awarded to E. w. Stevens. The
second purse OF SO offered by the fair as
ISOLATION was given TO the Cedar Grove
Horse Co. of Washington Me.
For best stallion 8 years old and under
t, both premiums were awarded TO Rex d
Goodnough of Kansas who also won both
premiums for the best stallion . years old
and under 3.
The thre--year-old trot for four purses.
$3.50, SlS75, Sl1.25 and 8 Do was called
at o'clock. The vast crowd which occu
pied every available spot on the outside
and inside OF the track, murmured II the
change of the programme which placed Tie |
trot ahead Of the 2J-miIe Interstate race
and the trot did not Therefore attract the |
attention il otherwise would, but il was |
close contest and ene of the finest races of |
the fair. There four entries were, Blaze |
+ 'r7, % IN, owned by NJ. Beamer, of |
b.erAourn ; Rover, *, owned by F. J. !
Cutler, vi Upton Eiya Seely, M,
owned by j. q. Qusrrels, Of St.
Joseph, and Andrew Allison, b S,
owned by b. \. Swaggard of Sweet Springs.
TIE judges we're Capt. T. Todhunter of
Lexington, A. I'D. Carson OF Kansas City
and A. A. Walker, Cooper county. Col.
Stevens presided at the starting stand. At
the pool stand Blaze Berry vas the fsvorite
with Niva Seely second.
Allison won the pole, Niva Seely second
Blaze Berry third and Rover fourth. At
ter several Intellectual attempts to start they
bDally came under the wire In a bunch
Col. steyens gave the command to 20.
Niva &c ly shot aheai and maintained her
position in the hear. Blaze Berry was
fourth and passed under the half mile wire
with Niva Seely first Allison St cond, Blaze
Berry third and Rover fourth. Niva
Seely won the heat with Allison six lengths
behind, Rover third and Blaze Berry a
dozen lengths behind Rover. Time 2:43.
The result of the heat was a surprise
10 the crowd, especially that part that pat
-oplZsd the pool stand where Niza Saalu