Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-09-19

| Ernest Smith.
Book p Grain. BEST bushel
white wheat, James Il. Campbell
best bushel yellow corn, Geo. p
Walters !; best Hungarian grass
seed, John Sutton best bushel rye,
same; best bushel Timothy seed
John II. Janney; best bushe! red
wheat, jacob Ropp; best bushel
oats, 2. S. Cunningham.
| Book 3--Vegeto5ies. - Best dozen
beets, NJ. v. Small; best dozen
cabbage, Il. C. Burkhart; hes.
peck of tomatoes, same best dozen
muskmelons, same; best dozen
peppers, Mrs. Margaret Hout.
Book 4--Eruits. = Best ana latg-
est display of fruits, embracing all
kinds, John S Miller and ID III
Strother; best three varieties of
fall apples, Jos. Snivley, Frank
lin county, Pa. best three varie-
ties winter apples, Jos. Snivley |;
best and greatest variety of peaches
w S Miller; best three varieties
Of pears, d III Strother best and
greatest variety of pears, John
Groser best plate Of Delaware
grapes, ID III Strother.
Book 5-Blitter, Cheese, Honey,
Bread etc.-Best pounds butter,
Mrs. Nj. II. Voucher best three
loayes bread, Miss Rebecca Kratz;
best rolls, Miss Mamie Snivley;
best biscuits, Florence Gorrelf; best
rye bread, Julia B Miller, best corn
bread, Sarah NJ. Coirhman; best
ginger bread Mrs ID j Bridge; best
pound cake, Annie Armstrong /;
best fruit ca ke, II b Kerfott; best
pounds cheese, Miss Henshaw !;
best 5 pounds lard, e Mclaughlin;
best 8 pounds of honey, Joseph III
Myers best 10 pound hard soap,
Adam Vile; best gallon cider, J
N Thatcher.
Book 6--PreSer0es, canned
Fruits, etc.-Best and largest vari-
e ty of jellies, MRS Geo Wild; best
do pickles, Mrs VIM Stewart best
canned peaches, Miss III N Buston;
best b dc pearS Ss An nhb Fbl9u xd 4}ffsi
best plum jelly, j S Riggs, best
current jelly, Mary A. Small |;
Mary A Small, second premium |;
best strawberry do, Edith Need !;
best preserved peaches, Annie
Lantz; best do apples, Lucy e
McKown; best do pears, Miss Ella
Hill; best do plums Miss Estella
Blondel; best picked cucumbers,
Mamie Doll best do Emma E
Syler; best do cherries, Mary
Strine; best apple jelly, Mary
Vanmetre; best pear jelly Mrs
Bell Myers best peach jelly, An
ME Bell ; best ounce jelly, Miss
Sallie Lamon, firsis premium
best apple butter, Annie Thomp-
son; best peach butter, Mrs r M
Price; best plum butter, Martha
Ropp; best tomato catsup, Miss
Kate Snodgrass; best peck dried
apples, Miss Jennie Swimley; best
brandy peaches, Miss Jane Harri-
son; best citron, Miss Rosa Bell.
Book 7-F1owers. Greatest and
most choice variety of flowers, Miss
Caddie Blondel; best floral orna-
ment, Miss Lizzie VIM; Commit
tee give complimentary notice to
Major Bristor for fine collection OF
pot plants, improperly entered as
floral ornaments.
Book 8--Fyne Arts.-Bsst pencil
drawing, Mrs. N. G. Bracket, JEFF
ferson county hest oil painting,
Miss Laura Rankin; hest>di.play
of marble work, Diehl Brothers.
Book o. Ornamental Shell and
Needle Work. Best silk quilt, Miss
Mary Shepherd best and nestese
made calico dress, Miss Ann Nc S-t
hest and neatest made baby dress,
Mrs. j. III Shepherd best dc gen
tleman's white shirt, Miss Lizzie
Hollingsworih, machine made ;
best do, hand made, Miss Mary
Perry best silk worked flannel
skirt, Mrs. Brown Chambers
best embroidered otto
man cover, Mrs Ill A Frazer best
and neatest made ladies' under.
clothing, Miss Annie Colston I;
neatest made dressing gown, Mrs.
Ella Rowland best and neatcst
made embroidered or bed slippers,
Emma G Kogleschatz, best carriage
blanket, Mrs n ID Baker; child
ren's afghan, Mrs ID We'll; best
lamp mat Miss Lolita Farms worth.
set table mats, Annie Vanmetre,
ium best tatting work, Miss Eva
Blondel best crochet work, Mrs
DIR. Burkhart; best bracelet work,
Miss Laura Summers; best patch.
work quilt, Mrs Jacob Williamson;
best toilet mat, Miss Mary Z Cut
tings; best toilet cushion, Miss
Bette Although best chair tidy,
Mrs. S. Richard.
Best Ornamental needle work, Mrs