The Democratic advocate., 1871-10-12
ESTMINsTER ND THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10 1871

t3aiy Dcbhau, chair scat, doueys La
dy's Book or 2; Mrs. W. W. Dallas.
worsted worked chair, Godey's Lady's
Book or 2; Ellen Lamott, ottoinaa covers.
Godey's Lady's Book or 2; Mary Roop,
crotchet shawl, Godey's Ladys Book OF
z; Mrs. j. Hesson, crotchet tidy, 1; do,
do, sofa cushion, l; Sue Grabill, petted
tidy, 2; Mary Shellnan, braided slip.
pers, Godey's lIady's Book or 2; Lizzie
Herr, worsted flowers, 2; Annie Bach.
man worsted toilet set, i; Mary Engle.
man, worsted waiter cover i; Lotta
Wilt, worstcd work on yelveteep, I;
Maggie McKellip, crotchet baby josey,
; Sallie Roop, hearth rug, /.
CLASS No. 26. Jndges--sIiss Belle
Mathews Mrs. 2. II. Irwin Miss Fan
ME Crumbine.
Hiss Mollie Shriver best peice Of
embroidery Godey's Lady's book or 2;
l. Butler I'd do /; Mollie Shriyer best
silk embroidered skirt, Godey's Lady's
book or 2; s. 4. Weaver, embroidered
night dress, Godey's Lady's Book or 2 !;
Miss E. Trump I'd do j; Caroline Buck
ingham best band aud sleeves Goodey's
Lady's book orr; Sue Grsbill End best
do ! Lizzie Shepherd best variety of
tatting Godey's Lady's Book or 81;
Kate Knott I'd best do /; Fannie
Sheilman best braided yoke and sleeves
Godey's Lady's Book or 2; Mary Shell.
man I'd do /; Mrs DR. j. Rinebart
best sewing machine work Godey's
Lady's Book or 2; Mrs john E. Smith
best child's dress Godey's Lady's Book
or 2; Emily Gorsu,h "a do / same
best peice of cording I; Maggie Near
ing best hand work i /; Mary Bowers
I'd do 80 cents; DeIiah Mitten best
cake basket tides so cents;
CLASS 27. Fancy Work. Judges
Mrs. w W. Dallas, Mrs q. Roop, Mrs.
Augustus Shriver.
Mrs. DIR. J. w. Herring, leather frame
81; Amelia Dudrar, leather what not. so
cents; Laura Mitten, burr frame, /; Kate
Mott, best display Of cone work, Godey's
Ladys Book or 2; Mrs. Armstrong, best
artificial flowers, l; Margaret Bartholow,
best wax flowers, l; Barbara Deyilbiss,
I'd best do, so cents; Aunie Z. Shaw.
best display Of wax flowers, Godey's
Lady's Book or 2; Margaret NJ. Barnes,
I'd best do, l; Emma Gorsuch, wax
cross, l; Annie Wilhidc, I'd best do,
90 cents; Miss Furgurson, shell work,
Godey's Lady's Book or 2; Emma Nor.
ris, I'd best do, l; A. II Bowersox,
wreath Of hair flowers, 2; Mrs. Il. Wag-
oner, chrystalized flowers, l; Dauiel
Zacharias, DO, do, so cents; Sylvanus
Lippy, fringed parlor ornament, /.
Class No. 2s. Bread, Cake. &c.-
JHdqes-Mrs. A. d. Shaelfer, Mrs. Nelson
Mitten, Miss Mary Smith, Mrs. Julia Smith.
Mrs. John l.. Reifsnider, homemade
bread, so cents; Mrs. Il. o. Grimes, beat
biscuit, so cents; Jacob Sheets, rnsks. 90
cents; Mary A. Reese, homemade rolls. SO
cents; j. Sheets, salt pretzels, so cents; do.
ginger cakes, SO cents; do sugar cakes, so
cents; Mrs. DIR. j. Rinehart, white noun.
tain cake, so cents; Miss K Shriyer, caro-
mel cake, 80 cents; Mrs. DIR. J. Rinehart,
fruit cake, so cents; do. gold cake, so cents;
Bette Reese, egg cake, SO cents. Miss
X. Shrlver, caromel so cents.
CLASS No. 29.--Preseryes, &c. JUDGES
Mrs. Lewis Winters. Mrs. George s.
Fouke, Mrs, q. B. Roberts.
Mrs Joshua Yingling, preserved cherries.
q cents; Mary Shriner, do pineapple, SO
cents; Mary Shellman, do hodge podpe, SO
cents; Mrs A f Nearing, do tomatoes. SO
cents; Mrs DIR J Rlnehart, do ouinces. so
cents; Annie r. Shaw, preserved apples irr
itation honey comb, 90 cents; Mrs b. Gehr,
docrabapples, 50cents; do peaches, 50cents ;
DO apples, so cents; Mrs Jno. Il. Smith, do
citron, SO cents; do watermelon rind, SO
cents; Allie Bixler, do apricots, SO cents;
DO plams SO cents; Mary Shellman, docon
served fruit, SO cts Mrs A f Nearing, do
damsons, SO cents; Mrs DrJ Rinehart. do
cucumbers, so cents Mary Shellman, piue
apple marmalade, SO cts; Mrs G s Haines
apple marmade 90 cents; Allie Bixler.
preserved pears SO cents; Mary Shellman,
do sweet potatoes, 60 cents.
Glass No. 80. Jcllies JUDGES Misses
Mary Boyle, Sallie Roop, Emma Neal.
Mrs Thos 0rendorf apple Jelly, SO cents;
Mary Cookson, ounces do 50 cents; Mrs 4
Il Irwin, blackberry do so cents; Mary Blk.
Ter, currant do SO cents; d Zacharias, rasp-
berry do SO cents; Ellen Myerly, peach do
90 cents; Mrs Denton Gehr, crab apple do
90 cents; Mrs Harry Boyle, calf7s foot, do
% centsi Mrs T II Irwin pine apple jelly
So cents.
Class No. 81. Butter, Pickles, &C.
Jadges-Mrs Lewis @. Myerly, Mrs. Jesse
N. Williams, Mrs. Webster.
Mrs Nelson Mitten. picked cucumbers, SO
cents; Mary Shellman, picked cabbage. SO
cents; Mrs Elijah Wagoner, Crane butter.
90 cents; Mrs A f Nearing, sweet pickIed |
tomatoes, SO cents; Mrs L. Jordan. peach |
butter, so cents; do ounce pickles, SO cts; |
do chow chow, SO cents; Mrs Nelson Nit. |
ten, pepper nangoes, so cents; do peach |
tnangoes, so cents; Mrs ii z Morclock. |
spiced peaches, so cents; Mary Room. do |
do SO cents; Mrs Jacob Bixler, ounce but. |
ter, SO cents; Mrs Nelson Mitten, cola to |
mato cafsap, SO cents; Mary Roop, sliced |
cucumber pickles, SO cents; Mrs A + Near. |
ing, picked peaches, 80 cents.
A special committee appointed By the Board |
Of Directors of the Society consistinR Of 7. r.
Buell., JAS +. zspp and John n. Yingline, 70 |
determine who had the largest and best coliisc- |
ton Of preserves, jeIlies, pickles, &c.. under !
Classes 70, 80 and 81, kward The premium for l.
the same 70 Mrs. DR.. jacob Rinchart Hnrper's
Bazaar and IS.
Class No. 81. Flowers. JUDGES ~ Mrs.
Dr. Rinehart, Misses Mary 4 Cookson, /
Saliie Bowers.
Miss N McKellip, basket Of flowers,
81; Mrs John Bernstein, best variety Of /
dahlias, 81, Miss N G McKeilip, ID do SO I
cents; Mrs Nelson Mitten, best variety Of /
verbenas, 81; do do roses, 81; Mary Shell
man, hand boquet, 90 cents; Miss Kate
bortna, best horal ornament, 81; Mrs John /
bcrnste'n, salvie tree in bloom, 81; Mas /
y 2 Mckellip, best pyramid Of iruit and /