The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-10-20
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| p. ii. L. Myers for best surprise oats
| L; Il. Rausch for End do. do; V. J.
Clousher for best red wheat, 2; b. Brown
for best white wheat, 2; II. Il. More och
for best yellow corn, | Ii. Il. Shrivel
for best white corn, | j. Myerly for best
clover seed, J..
Class 49, Vegetable. -Jno. w. David
son for best sweet potatoes, | j. I'll.
Chew for best early rose potatoes, JnO.
n. Gambrill for best cauliilower, | Miss
X. Butler for best cabbage, |; T. +.
Shepherd for best sweet pumpkin, do.
for best egg plant, ; j. II. Christ for
best field pumpkin, | /; Lewis G. Shriver
for best Lima beans, JnO. N. Gam
bril- for best gumbo, | j. ii. Hoppe
for best broom corn, !; W. n. Motthews
for new variety potatoes, dip; Samuel
Sawble for best long cucumber, IL.
l.. Norris for best celery j. Il. Shrl
yer for best gourds | /; Mrs. Jno Marsh
for best cyiE5lins, /.
Class l9-Fruits, Wines and CaJers. =
Jno. II. Chew for largest and best variety
apples, dip. or 5; d.. for 2nd do .; do.
for best 10 varieties do dip. or 3; A. II.
BowersoX for best and largest variety of
peaches, dip, H. Turtle for 2nd do = /;
Jno. III. Chew for largest and best variety
of pears, dip; q. II. Brown for 2nd do.
DIR. j. Rinehart, for best basket
ounces, .; Mrs Nelson Mitten for best
collection of grapes dip. or 3; Mrs Mary
Devilbiss for best currant wine, 2 Mrs.
D. Gehr for best blackberry wine, 2;
Miss 5 Il. Sellman for best grape wine
2; Mrs j Yingling for best rhubarb
wine, | Miss S. 4. Sellman for best
strawberry do, Mrs W. A. Cunningham
for best wine plant wine, l /; Mrs ID. IL.
Byers for best elderberry do. Mrs.
Edw'd Lynch for best blackberry cordial
l Mrs. NJ. A. Keefer for best strawberry
do best RASPBERRY do. and best peach do.
80 cents each =; Miss Mary Roop for best
blackberry bounce, G. IL. Brown for
best raspberry vinegar and best straw
berry do. so cts. each Mrs. Il Roop for
best tomato wine, 50 cts Samuel Lam
bert for best cherry brandy, 80 cts.
Class 2O-Butier, Cheese, dc. Mrs.
G. w. Brown for best butter, Dip Mrs.
J. II. Hoppe for End test do. |; Alb M
Il. Null for best bee hive. .
Cas- 2l- Carriages and Leather. -
Baughman 4 Herr for best top buggy,
best york wagon, and best sulkeY,
diploma for each Hepp & Son for best
sett double harness dip aud O.; do for
2nd do. 5; do. for best single harness.
dip ; do for best riding saddle, 3; do
for best riding bride, /; H. L. More
lock, for best upper leather, dip do for
best calf skins dip; do. for best buff
leather, 3; do. best harness and Bride.
3; do. best dressed sheepskins (wool
on) l; II. Drexler, for best oxen har-
ness, |.
lass 22-Sores Baltimore Range
aud Hollow Ware Co, for best cook
ing stove, dip or 3 John c. Grumbine
for caloric cooking stove, dip BALTIC.
Range Il II. W. Co. for automatic wash
boiler, dip John G. Grumbine for re-
volving light parlor stove. 3; do. for
milk cans. dip.
Class % Domestic Manufactures.
ladies Department Mrs. II. Il
Morelock for best wooden carpet, 2; j.
L Reifsnider for. best rag do. 2; Mrs.
j. D. Hoppe for best hearth rug, |;
Miss Mollie j. Mering for best double
coverlet, 2; Mrs. Cath Gardner for End
do. l; Mrs. j. d. Hoppe for best homo
made blanket. 2; Mrs. w. G. Rinehart
for End do. l; 80
Class 24-Domesiic Manufactures
Miss NJ. G McKellip. best cotton
half hose, / Mrs. w. G.. Rinshart for
best long do l Miss Sallie Roop for
best linen child's hose, L; Miss NJ. g.
McKellip Tor best child's cotton hose, 1;
Mrs. Dr.. j. Rinebart for best hooked
gloves, Miss Eliza Jordan for best
long wooden hose, l Pemberton Wood
for best pair short hose (machine knit)
l s; Miss Bessie Shepherd for best coun-
terpaue, 5 Mrs Rose Forrest for 2nd
do. 2; Mrs. Nelson Mitten for best silk
quilt, 2; Mrs. Jeremiah Rinehart for
best worsted quilt, 2; Mrs. VIM. G.
Rinchart for best patch work quilt, 5 /;
Mrs. Ellen Myerly for 2ud best do. q;
Miss Eliza McAlister for best crotchet
bed curtain, |; Mrs. Mary Gardner for
best cradle quilt, l; Mrs jesse w.
Cook for best fancy quilt, 2; Miss &c.
lima Fiddis for best infant socks, l.
Class 25--Domestic Manufactures.
Miss Eliza Jordan for home made
linen, 3; do. for tow linen, B; do. for
linen thread, l.
Class 90 Worsted Work.-Mrs. A.
j Routson for best tapestry and chen
lille work, 2; Mrs. j. G. Capito for
sofa cushion, 2; Miss Emma Bale for
best table cover, l Miss Maggie Nell
son for best canvas slippers, l Miss II
@. Sharrer for best cloth slippers, l =
Miss Mary e Wampler for best embroi-
dered slippers, j; Mrs. DR.. Mottcr for
best worsted tidy, L; Miss Sallie
Roop for best worsted rug, /; Mrs. j
h. Bankard for best carriage afghan, s;
Miss Kate Briugman End best do. 2;
Mrs W. A. McKellip for best infants
afghan, 2; Mrs. p. II. Irwin for 2nd
best do L; Pembertou Wood for best
knit shawl, machine work, 2; Mrs d.
Goodwin for 2nd best do. | Miss Mag
gle Nelson for best cake tidy, L; Mrs.
Il. X. Gernaud for best reception chair
cover, 2; Miss Eliza McAlist for best
toilet cushion, l; Miss Sallie Roop for
best worsted baby jOsy, l; Miss Mag
gle Stoner best worsted wreath, /.
Class 27-Muslin Work. Miss EN-
ma Stoner for best embroidered skirt,
2; Miss Mollic Shriver for best EN-.
broidered naiusook, 2; Miss Laura
Clemson for yoke. sleeves and band, 2;
MIS-. DR.. Motter for best night wrap
per, l Miss Belle Matthe as for best
sett band and sleeves, 2; Mrs. DR.. j.
Rinehart for best night Yrapner. /: