Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-10-18

Flowers, Best Collection, LIST premium, Miss E
| Conrad End premium, Mrs Pratt. Rose
Geranium, LIST premium, Miss Abby Davis
Largest and Choicest Collection, LIST premium,
Miss Abby Davis
Entry Book l6, Glass 2. Butter, LIST premium,
Mrs A Hartman !; End premium, W Mitchell:
Bacon Ham. LIST premium, DR. S Kennerly; End
premium, J A Patterson, Vinegar, LIST premi-
UNI, Barnhart. Lard, LIST premium, s
Caldwell End premium, G Barnhart. Sponge
Cake, lst premium, Il Cease.
Entry Book Is, Glass l., Fruit Trees, &C.
Largest variety, LIST premium, Absalom Koiner.
Apples, LIST premium, G W Fauber. Pears,
Certificate, P Il Trout. sss
Entry Book 10, Glass l. Ploughman over %
years, LIST premium, D Rives; Four-horse Plow
Team, list premium, W Bell; Hillside Pillow,
Isl premium, F G & W J Keller ). Ploughman
under rs years, LIST premium, W S Cochran
Entry Book is, Glass 4, Bread, &c. Bread,
lst premium, Mrs & K Eakle; End premium,
Mrs A Hartman; Currant Jelly, lst premium,
Mrs 6 Barnhart; Ounce Jelly, LIST premium,
Mrs Barnhart; End premium, Mrs J R Paris !;
Brandy Peaches, LIST premium, Mrs G Barnhart,
Preserved Peaches lst premium, Mrs
McComb; End premium Mrs G Barnhart; Black
berry jelly LIST premium, Mrs R Paris; End
premium, Mrs G Barnhart; Cucumber Pickles,
LIST premium, Mrs q Barnhart; Turnips, lst pre-
MUM, A D Wren; End premium, " Tyler !;
Parsnips, LIST premium, A D Wren Celery, LIST
premium, Wren Sweet Pickles, End premi-
UNI, Miss Blauth Beets, lst premium, W
Pratt; End premium J W Tyler; Squash. Ger
tfcate, W A Pratt; Radish, Certificate, G Ben
ton Coiner; Cabbage, LIST premium, Jas Scott;
Vans, LIST premium, Mrs M Hawkins; Salad,
lst premium, Mrs A Pratt; Mangoes, LIST pre-
MUM, W A Pratt; Irish Potatoes, LIST premium,
Jno Fallon.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Entry Book Is, Glass 2, Wines Liquors, sc
Currapt Wine, LIST premium, Mrs G E Price ;
Blackberry Wine, 1st premium, Miss Mary B
Berkeley End premiun, Burke Bradley !;
Cherry Wine, LIST premium, W Fauber; Grape
Wine, LIST premium, Mrs G Barnhart; End pre-
MUM, R Dunlap Apple Brandy, LIST prelni-
una, Burke &Bradley End premium, J Horn !;
Special LIST premium to J Bumgardner Sons,
for very pure article; Whiskey, lst premium,
J Bumgardner Soss; End premium divided
between Hanger & Co. and a NJ Bruce Largest
collection of Liquors, list premium, Burke l.
Bradley; Champagne, 1st premium, Napoleon
Cabinet Oscar Cranz all very fine, Committee
enthusiastic, having imbibed freely.
The NEW MUSICAL INsrlTUTE-LAyrNG THE Cor
NER SToNE.-The Corner Stone of the Mozart Mu-
steal Institute was laid on Friday last, in accor-
dance with the ceremonial published in the VIM
DICTATOR that morning The Civic Orders, Sons
and Friends OF Temperance, Masons and Odd
Fellows turned out in unusuil force and pre-
scented a fine appearance. The escort of Knights
Templar was particularly noticeable i'll the gen
eral effect The ceremony of laying the Stone
was presided over by Worshipful Master, H. N.
Bell The following articles con tained in zinc
box were deposited in the Stone by the architect,
Mr.. VIM. A. Pratt;
A copy of the Episcopal Register; copy of
the Piedmont and Arlington Life Insurance pa
per a copy of each Of the shree papers published
in Stanton copy of the "Soiree,, of the Va.
Female Institute; Catalogue of the Va. Female
Institn,e; programmes of the laying of the
Cornerstone list of the members of Charity
Division, No. 6, Sons Of Temperance; the By
laws of Stanton Lodge No. Is, A. F. A. Masons;
the Bylaws of Stauntoni Lodge No. As, 1 o.
O. f.; copy of the Charter of the City of
Stanton; list of officers, constitution and by
laws Of Staunton council, Fo. AT, Friends of
Temperance list of the municipal and judicial
officers of the city of Staunton; "a copy of the
Religious He,a aid; silver, gold and copper coins,
and list of offices and members of Stanton
Eodge No. ID, A. F. A. Masons, and catalogues
of the various Female Institutes in the City.
The ceremony was witnessed bya large crowd
of ladies and gentlemen.
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VIRGINIA SUNDAY SCHOOL IN BALTIMORE. -
The ''Rustic Sunday School, as the School at
tachsd to ST. Andrews NJ q. Church. of Harri-
sonburg, is known, had competitive singing
match in St. Paups Church, Baltimore, Tuesday
night, at which they came off vctors. A plat
form was erected over the ltar of the Church,
and on one side sat the ''Rustic" girls dressed
in white with blue sashes, and on the other side
were the Trinity girls, who were the competitors,
dressed in white. The singing of the ''Rustics"
was led by H. T. Wartman, who performed the
difficult task Of playing the organ and directing
the singing at the same time. Rev. Mr.. Fitz-
patrick, ofthe Harrisonburg Church was present
and opened the exercises with prayer. The
opening song was "The old. old Story" sung
by both schools. The principal singers of the
St. Andrew School were Misses Alice Rohr, Mol
lie Johnson and Merry Evans, sopranos, and Miss
Annie Evans, contralto. 1t was conceded that
the Harrisonburg children excelled the Balti-
more school. About 100 visitors from Rocking
ham accompanied the Harrisonburg children.
The School made its headquarters at Trinity
Church Friday night it gave a Concert in
Washington and returned home next day.
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COMMITTEE IN AID OF THE LADIES MEMORIAL
FA1R.-The Executive Of the Ladies' Memorial
Fair has appointed the following citizens of the
county, to solicit in their neighborhoods contri-
| button Of provisions in aid of the Fair, which
| takes place Oct. aoth, and lasts three days:
John D, Lilley, John J. Larew, John B. Smith,
J. E. A. Gibbs, L. Hartman, J. N. Opie, John W.
| Gilkeson, VIM. G.. Abney, H. Fl. Peck, G. Ben
ton Coiner, John Hamilton, Jas. W Patrick, J.
| Artemus Patterson, DR.. Samuel Keanerly, DR..
James R Stout, Charles s. Roller, Johu Fl. Par
kins, Samuel G. Harper, J. W Watson, John 0.
Ramsey, Geo W. Dunlap, E. L. Curtis D. N.
Vanlerr, l.. WaddeH, F. p. Sterrett, ". ". Tay,
lor, G.. W Swoope, David Kunkle a. "A.
Sprou, A. S. Turk, NJ g Kerr, B. o. Fergu-
| son. ="
And the following is the Committe appointed
to aid the ladies in making preparations for the
| Fair:
h. James H. Waters, John NJ. Hardy, James G.
Marquis, s. Trayers Phillips, George M. Harri.
son, A S. Mauzy VIM. B. McChesney, Charles
| W S. Turner.
! EXCURSION TRAIN TO RICHMOND DURING TIKI
| FA1R.-The citizens of Staunton and the towns
| between this city and Charlottesville, will have
an opportunity of visiting Richmond during the
/ Stnte Fair for less than one fare and return.
/ The tickets for the round trip are $3.50 from
here; $5l5 from Fishersyille; S. 90 from
i Waynesboro' $40 from Alton and so on dowr
to $500 from Charlottesville Passengers car
leave here at 1o:4o, A. NJ, and arrive in Rich
mond att P. NJ. The return train gets to Staun