The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-10-11

Beaver six quih, ST.; Allie Bfxler silk qnilh
81; Mrs. d. H. Byers home made ralfsst, ~;
Mrs, A. Il. Eiddis counlefpane, l.ady's book
or 81; Jennie knnp counterpane, Lady Book
or 81; do. homemade linen, 81; DO. double
coveflet, So; John Shafer, .r., wooden blank
cts, 50 cents; - Dnirow wooden coverlet,
50 cents; Mrs. Wm. J. Mofclock pair wooden
cushions, 80 cents; Mrs, 5. A. Lester delaine
quilt, 81; Daniel Zaeharias patch work quilt,
embroidered, 80 cents; Mrs. J. Il. Brinker.
hoH silk quilt, 81; Mary Boyle large table
napkin, 100 years old, 80 cents; Sallie Myerly
homemade linen table covers, ST; Mrs. @
N. Cremer crochet connterpane, $l.50; Mrs.
Emanuel Gernand she'll work counterpart,
81; Mrs. Charles Heaneman rag carpet, 50.
Class 2i.-Mrs. J. +. Reese best variety Of
worsted work, Godey's Lady's Book and So,
best worked chair seat, Lady's Book or 81,
ehild's dress, 81, infants afghan, 81, largest
and best variety Of articles under classes 20
and p, diploma and so; Sadie Lane worked
reception.chair, Godey's l.ady's Book on So;
carriage afghan, Harper's Bazaar or IS, otto
man cover, Lady Book OF 81, second largest
and best variety Of articles under classes 20
and 2l, S.; Eliza Wantz second bess carriage
afghan, Harper's Bazaar or 50, slippers on
canvass, l.ady's Booker 81; crochet shawls,
do. second bestemhroidered band and sleeves,
81; Mrs. J. Hibberd sofa cushion, Lady's
Book or 81, piece worsied and bead work,
do, braided toilet sets, 81, flower vase mats,
90 cents; Laura Clemson toilet cushion, La
dy's Book OF 81, cotton embroidery, do; NJ.
Boyle child afghan, Lady's Book or So; NJ.
E. Coon crochet tidy, 81; Mrs. A. +. kiddis
knit tidy, Lady's Book and So; A. Billingslea,
do, do; NJ. Lynch silk embroidery, lady's
Book or 50; Ella Kuhn darnednetted tidy 81;
Carrie Buckingham embroidered night yoke,
Lady's Book or 81; Mrs. Dr. Riuehart do.
band and sleeves, Lady's Book or 81, ladies'
leggins, 81, machine. made night dress 81;
Belle Matthews, braided night yoke, Lady's
Book or 50, variety of tatting, do, taiting
band, 81, tatted collar, 81; Mrs. Alice Blk
Ter, best piece Of eording, 1; Mary johnson,
ironed skirt, so cents; Kate Wood homemade
chemise, so cents Mary A. Reese, linen
cake tidy, 50 cents, worsfed scarf, 81; Mrs.
Granville Lindsay canton crepe shawl, diplo-
ma.
Class 22.-Mrs. +. V. Anderson craron
drawing, Lady's Book or 81; d, n. Henning
water colors; Kate Wood pastile painting,
each honorable mention; Kate Wood display
engravings, 81; Mary B. Shellman, penman-
ship, 50 cents; Maggie Newson best wax
cross and flowers, Lsdy's Book and SIS, vase
of wax flowers, So; Aollie Lynch second best
wax cross and flowers, So, embroidered slip
pers, 81; John Beaver statnary, So Bar
bara DeyiIbiss hair flowers, Lady's Book or
81; Mrs. DIR. Butler display Of cornelian
stones, 81; Maggie c. Mekellip wax flowers
in case, SO, she'll work, 81 basket wax how-
ers, IS, second best vase wax flowers, SO; c.
NJ. Beaver bead work, 80 cents; X. Notteone
basket and cone vases, 81; NJ Buckingham
cone frame, 81, seed basket, 50; Ellen E.
Lamotte cone frame, so cents, eornncopia. 50
cents; N, Palmer cone card case, 80 cents;
Mrs w. l.. W. Seabrook leather work, 81;
Clarence Seabrook rustic frame, so cents;
Maria lingling wire basket 80 cents; Jos. II.
Faber landscape painting, Haper's Bazar or
IS; Mrs. Robert Irwin baby house, 81; Mrs.
J. Weaver tapestry picture, 81; NJ. A. Reese
artificial fruit, so cents; J. w. Perkins dis.
play photographs, S..
Class 2s.-Mrs. J. f. Reese, homemade
bread, 81, caromel, 30 cents; James Biggs
sugar cake; Viola Reese eocllnut cake; Mol
lie Irwin, macearoni; Alice Bixler beat bis
cult; Mrs. Jacob Sheets bread, rusks; Mrs.
DIR. Rinehart ginger bread, fruit cake, silver
cake, gold cake, sponge cake, CASTLE soap,
ounce preserves, green gage do, purple plum
oOsf NhcAAt AOsF NAA1 uNfAt tudTllatAuc. pic
kled mangoes; Mrs. John Z. Smith eoeoanut
cake; Mrs; DR.. Butler brandy peaches; Mrs.
J. +. Brinkerhof ounce jelly, cold eatsup;
Mary RooP, apple jelly, grape jelly, water
melon preserves, sliced cucumber pickles,
yellow cabbage do; Mrs. p H. Irwin tomato
preserves, apple do, pear do, green gage do,
chow chow, tomato catsup, chill sauce: Ellen
Myerly peach Jelly, canned cherries, peach
sauce; Mrs. VIM. J. Morelock peach pre-
serves, blackberry Jelly, canned ounces, cur
rant Jelly; Mary Boyle peach preserves; Mrs.
James Warner grated ounce preserves; Mrs.
Nelson Mitten currant preserves, gooseberry
do, canned tomatoes, do. apples, gooseberry
jelly, picked caulihower, do. fgs, apple but
ter; Mrs. Nelson Gilbert tomato preserves;
Jennie Zepp canned pears; Belle Matthews
canned peaches; Bette Reese, ounce sauce,
tomato sauce, picked cherries, do damsons;
Mrs. l.. Kelly pepper sauce; Mary B. She'll
man sliced tomato pickle, calf foot jelly,
pine apple marmalade; Mrs. Edward Lynch
gooseberry jelly; Mary Stonesifer soda bis.
cuit;-eaeh article SO cents; largest and best
collection under this class, Mrs. Dr. Rinehart.
SO; second do, Mary B, Shelman, So,
Glass 24.-Mrs. John 4. Smith best collec.
ton green house plants, Harper's Bazaar and
5, cut pansies, |, do, fuschias, /, vase Of &c.
raniums raised from seed, l; Fannie Roger
cross flowers, so cents; Viola Reese eyerlast.
ing flowers, so cents; Mary b. Shellman bou-
qaet, 2; NJ. c. Mckellip vase Of cut flowers,
l, do. verbenas, ], variety of dahlias, /, bas-
ket of cut flowers, 2; Charlotte Tickle for
hidden fruit, 50 cents.
Glass 25.-Fannie Buell. cottage organ, dip
Iona and 5.
Glass 2G.--J. A. Renner best sewing ma
chine (Howe), Harper's Bazaar or 8; j. p.
Reisinger best Hitting machine, diploma, La.
diy's Book or 8; Jas, Zepp best show case,
diploma or 8.
Class 27.-J Yingling & Co. best display
dry goods, diploma and .; W. o. Ligget do.
housekeeping goods, diploma and s; Hugh
Doyle best hand made shoes, diploma and ,,
do. boots, diploma and 1; I. Zepp 4 Bro.
best display boots and shoes, diploma; L. X.
Gernand do. carpets and queensware, diplo-
ma; Bridget Lanigan best pair wood shoes,
so cents.
Glass 2s.-A. A. Roop specimen copper
ore, /; VIM. Fl. Bell specimen bricks, i: T.
L. Fritehey variegated marble, l.
Glass 29.-Amos Ebaugh best six horse
shoes, Maryland Farmer or 2; Fillmore Yinc.
ling do. l; Shreeve L Henry l6 do. so cents;
Mary Roop cup and saucer, honorable men
non; Salhe Myerly three Maltese kittens, dip
Iona; Bridget Lanigan Brazilian beetles. 80
cents; Belle Matthews dirk and bread knife.
so cents; H. E. Morelock pair Maltese cats,
diploma; Robert Bruce meats foot and mar.
row oil, |; +. Z. Sagendorph best lightning
rod diploma.
RAcEs-FouRTH DAY.-Trot for horses that
never beat ESQ. Jacob Piper enters bay
gelding, Prince; Martin Quinn enters brown
horse, Hermit. Mile heats, best in 8. Won
BY Hermit in three straight heats--time 8.O9,
3.0s, 3.0s.
Running race, purse 500, half mile heats
best in 8. X. W. Stem enters gray mare:
Thompson { Robinson enter bay eeldine Har.
~; W. ]. Brown enters bay gelding Dan.
Won by Gray mare-time IS, 56-Harry sec
ond, Dan third.
PROCEEDINGS OF County COMMISSIONERS
October 9th, S7S-Commissioners met.
Present J. Ii. Hoppe, President; George X.
Frank. J. A. Bush, Clerk.
Ordered, That Orpit Shipley, be and she is
hereby allowed special pension Of ten dol
lars to go on levy Of 1874
Ordered. That Orpit Shipley, be and she i
hereby allowed an annual pension of twenty
dollars and the same to 90 on levy of 1874.
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