Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-18
DAIRY AND FRITITS


Bouic l 90
Best Honey, N. s. White | 90
Apples, Ignatius Waters 1 90
Peaches, W. Huddleston l 90
Pears, Geo. Shoemaker l 90
The Committee regret that they
were not empowered to award
premium for beautiful dish
of Raspberrics with the lot of
pears.
FLOWERS.
Best display of Flowers, George
W. Spates 81 90
ID best display of Flowers, Geo.
Brooke l 90
HAMS.
Best Ham, Mrs. n. S. White SO 90
ID do Mrs. r. j. Bowie 90
Sd do w. G. Robertson | 90
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS 4
HARNESS.
Best horse Plew, f. Tavener So 90
+" double shovel Plow, Mr.. Ball / 90
+" Wheat .Dr;l, (Bickford &
Hofman's,) 3. s. White 5 90
I ID best Wheat Drill, (Penpock's,)
j. T. Higgins . so
Best Reaper, (McCormick's,) j.
7. Higgins 10 90
Best Mower, CMcCormick's,) J.
T. Higgins 90
Best Corn Shelter, ]. 7. Higgins 2 90
Best Wheat Fan, (donated) Mont
gomery & Bro. 8 90
Best straw Cutter, N. s. White 90
az Ok Yoke, j T. Higgins l 90
Roller, S. I. Stonestreet 90
3horse Wagon, Winchester,
Va. } Thomas H. Kern 2 90
The Committee highly commend
improved Belt Horse Power by
Ball & Haines, of this County.
The Committee notice with sa-
tisfaction Post Borer, exhibit
ed BY Messrs Ball & Haines,
and consider it highly useful
and excellent implement for the
purpose for which it was intend
ed Also, Kern's Straw and
Stalk Cutter. Also, horse
Wagon. manufactured by Pull
liam & Howell, Berryvilie, Va,
and exhibited by j. l.. Dufef
They would have awarded pre-
miums if any had been offered
for such articles.
HOUSEHOLD FABRICS.
Full Cloth, No. l, Miss E. Dawson 50 90
do No. 2, w. Braddock l 90
Linsey, No. 1, II. w. Townsend 90
do No. 2, Miss Il. Beall 90
Flannel, No, 1, Mrs. n s. White 90
do No. 2, w. Braddock / 90
Striped Linsey, No. |, Mrs. n. s.
Striped Ljnsey, No. 2, Mrs. R.
W. Carter / 90
Carpeting No. 1, Mrs " Talbert 2 90
do No: 2, Mrs. S. Magruder / 90
Hearth Rug, No. 1, Miss Ellen
Calico Quilt, No. 1, S r. White 9 90
do No. ., Miss Ida
Waters / 90
Wooden Counterpart, No. 1, Miss
Ellen Dawson 3 00
Cotton Counterpart, No. l, Mrs.
Wm. Owens 2 90
Yarn Hose, No 1, Miss +. Dawson / 90
Cotton Hose, 4" Miss L. Dawson l 90
Yarn Gloves, No. /, Mrs. Mary
White l 90
Pair of Blankets, No. 1, Mrs. s.
B. Farquhar 2 90
Pair of Blankets, No. 2, Mrs. r.
j. Bowie 1 90
DISCRETIONARY PREMIUMS.
Display of superior Needlework,
Mrs, j. 7. Beyans 50 90
Child's Worked Shirt, Mrs. NJ. j.
Morgan / 00
Worsted work, Miss S. NJ. Doud l 00
Twisted Silk Gloves, and Cotton
Tides, Miss s. A. Descllum l 90
Specimens of sculpture executed
with penknife, S. Wootton | 00
Knit Counterpart, Mrs s. Fletchall | 00
Cotton Quilt, Mrs. s. Fletchal. l 00
Display of Jewelry & Silverware
Mr.. Semkius 2 00
Piece of worsted work, Mrs. Mead 2 90
Several handsome pictures beauti-
fully executed by Mrs. Sher-
wood, of our county, embellish-
ed the front of the Speakers
stand, and escaped the observa-
ton of the proper Committee.
They were of exquisite finish
and rare beauty, well worthy of
premium.
DOMESTIC AND CULINARY
DEPARTMENT.
Best home made light bread, with
recipe, Mrs. j. w. Anderson 81 0C
Best home made Biscuit, with re-
cipe, Mrs j. w. Anderson / 0C
Best Jar Of Preserves, Mrs. Jos.
j. Griffith | 0C
Best Jar of Pickles, Miss Ellen
Oneale 0C
Best hard Soap, Mrs. George Il.
Brooke | 0C
Best soft Soap, Mrs. S. II. Bouic l OC
DISCRETIONARY PREMIUMS.
Best home made bread, no recipe,
Mrs. Il. j. Hall 81 0C
Best home made biscuit, no recipe,
Mrs Il. j. Hall / OF
The Committee mention as worthy
Of particular notice, biscuits
and waters exhibited by DR..
Mackall.
FLOWING.
Best Plowman, John Il. Wilson's
Man Tom So OF
I'd best Plowman, Hanson Martin OF
Best Flowing with 3 horses, Mr..