Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-10-19

ISL II grape Urauuy 10 MTS w D DuCk
1st p for largest and best variety of wines and
liquors 20 w Burke, agent for Riley q Burke.
I'd p for I'd largest and best variety of wines q
liquors to G w Fauber.
CoM-A H Fl Stuart, DR. striblng, Il B Harms
berger s. J Lafferty
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1st premium for best apple-butter to Mrs +
Blouthe.
1st premium for best peach-butter to Mrs E
Blouthe.
1st premium for canned cherries to Mrs E
Blouthe. 1853
1st premium for ported cherries to Mrs VIM
NJ Tate.
Committee-M H Efinger, Mrs j B Baldwin,
Mrs J A Waddell, Mrs D Kunkle, Miss Agnes
McClung.
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1st premium for best bread--rolls, to Miss Jul
liza Fauber.
End premium for bread to Miss Regina Forrer.
lst premium for peach preserves to Mrs James
Cochran.
LIST premium for ounce. preserves to Mrs Jas
Cochran.
End premium for ounce preserves to Mrs w
F Bayly.
1st premium for best caulifower pickle to Mrs
Jas Cochran.
1st premium for best tomato pickle to Mrs Jas
Cochran.
1st premium for peach pickle to Mrs Jas Coch-
ran.
LIST premium for best collection of Pickles to
III
1st premium for best and largest assortment OF
vegetables to Mrs j Parkins.
lst premium for dozen beets to Mrs l j Par
kins.
LIST premium for cabbage to Mrs I Parkins
End premium tor cabbage to j w Hudson.
1st premium for satisfy to Mrs } Parkins.
1st premium for onions to Alex McCue.
1st premium for potatoes to d Kunkle.
LIST premium for sweet potatoes to John Strain.
1st premium for tomatoes to Mrs Parkins
= n for iolly n Mrs las Cochran
I'd ditto Mrs E Blouth
lst p for blackberry jelly, Mrs G Barnhart
lst p for currant jelly, Mrs Barnhart.
LIST for apple jelly, Mrs Nc Cupp
LIST p for raspberry jam, Mrs + Splitter
lst p for pear preserves, Mrs G Trotter
LIST D for Jig preserves Mrs E West
Mr. Tribbett, of Richmond had on exhibition
bar of candy; it came too late to be acted on by
the committee but it was very fine
CoM-Dr d Hanger, Mrs ii Bell Mrs j
Parkins Mrs Nj Lewis, Mrs u w Swoope
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Fuats and Fruit Trees.
1st for the largest collection OF apples to II
Jones, of Rock bridge, by Tannehlll u Wheat
LIST for grape boxes, by l. II Bridgeman &
sons, Rockstream, Yates co, n
LIST for II best varieties Of apples to r NJ Nc
Cormick of Rockbridge
I'd p for II varieties of apples to B H Jones, OF
Rockbridge
lst for bland grapes to j G Marquis of Staun-
ton
LIST for catawba grapes, to M B Buck, OF
Front Royal
1st for best black Seeding to J G Marquis
1st best variety OF ounces to Mrs Caldwell
Is. D for grape roots and Cuttings to M B Buck
of Front Royal
1st for best varieties of pears to Tannehill
s. Wheat
I'd D for 6vareties of pears to Robt McCormick
1st p for best variety Of pears to B FL Lambert,
of Alexandria
1st for best and only variety of peaches to NJ
B Buck of Warrenton
w w Peace is worthy of mention for fine Dia-
mond grapes that came too late for entry
Tannehill IL Wheat exhibited the largest and
best variety of apples for B Ii Jones of Rock
bridge, and w w Peace of Augusta l03 varie-
ties
1st for best assortment of pear trees to Grove,
Selover, Willard & Co of Washington Nurse
ries, Geneva, N
Committee on Fruits-D S Bell, Robt McCor-
mick, VIM Thompson. ~
Com. on Fruit Trees-Jos f Tannehill n B
Buck, A liam s. johnson, Charles Butler, Robt
Mccormick. 81. .s..-
Glass II-Dairy rzour, &c.
1st p for 10 lbs honey in comb to A A Sproul of
Middlebrook
LIST for dressed lamb to j Asst Staunton
do cider vinegar $ S Hoshour
do barrel -four to Parkins Nelson s. Co
do for home made soap, 25 years old, to Mrs
Nancy CARRIER of Staunton
ISL % 1Of OFoSScU U6cl W w Il ASt, AoIduutOH
3ed for fresh butter to Miss A Abney
LIST o do Mrs John N Hunter
End D for dressed mutton to NJ Parker
End p for fresh butter, 6 A Hanger, Augusta
1st o for sausage to w T Asst. Staunton
Glass III-Fa1ms Crops
1st for best red wheat to G j Pratt of Au-
gusta
End S5 for red wheat to w W Man Mann of August"
lst p white corn VIM Caldwell "
End p 1" j Pratt
3rd p w A Mann
1st for yellow corn Mar. in Conner
End D j FL IRVINE, Messy creek
LIST for best oats to w A Mann-only lot exhib-
tied
lst for broom corn to Baxter Crawford of
Churchville
End premium broom corn to w A Mann of
Augusta.
LIST premium for timothy seed to Forrer.
1st premium homemade soap to ID II 81 Blind
Institution of Staunton.
Committee Theo Gamble, VIM. Patterson,
Ed Geedng B j Craig.
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1st premium for square piano, style NO. D, NO.
237O. to Chas M Stietf of Baltimore
End premium for square grand piano, styl o.
s. No. 2l24 to Chas NJ Stieff Of Baltimore Md.
lst premium for parlor organ, manufactured
by Taylor & Farley to Joel Ettinger of Staun
ton. 49, ~
Committee-R FL Phillips, W Abby and K
NJ Guy.
~. JED. HOTCHKISS, Secretary.
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