The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-10-10

Class No. rs. --BUttcr, Cheese, Honey, &C.
Same judges,
Charles Schaener, best butter, diploma and
81; Paul Yingling, best honey, dip. and 81.
Ciass No. 10 Carriages, Leather & Stores
Judges, William Yingling, William Lawyer,
Henry Shrceye.
William II. ii. Zepp, best double carriage
harness, diploma and s.; do. single harness,
diploma and 81, do. riding saddle, 81, do
riding bride, 81; Henry l.. Morelock, best
dressed calf skins, diploma and So, do upper
leather, diploma aud So; John G. Grumbine,
cook stove, Scientific American, dip, or 50;
do. parlor stove, diploma or 81. The Judges
very much regret that lot of very fine orna-
mental and cooking stoves, the property of
7. Callaghan Son, were not entered upon
the book from some canse, and therefore
could not come into competition. They we're
evidently very superior articles.
Glass No. 20.--Domesiic Manufactures.
Judges, Mary G. Nicodemus, Sallie Myerly,
Mrs. +, o. Grimes.
Annie NJ. Byers, wooden carpet, 80; Sadie
Lane, hearth-rug, 81; Sallie Roop, coyerlst
~; Mrs. DIR. Rinehart cotton stockings, so
cents, half hoes, so cents; Anna b. Cheno.
with, WOODEN mittens, 90 cents; Margaret A.
Norris, best calico quilt, Cooley I.ady's Book
or 81; Barbara Devilbiss, I'd best do. 81; Mrs.
Fiddis, best Counterpart, 81; Sallie Roop, ID
best do. Sl Mrs. Josephus IL. Hoppe, home.
made blankets, 81; Mrs. Charles Zentz, home.
made shirt, ST.
Glass No. J.--Ipasted and Muslin Work.
Same Judges.
Sadie Lane, best variety Of worsted work,
Godey's Lady's Book and SO, worked chair seat
and back, Cooley Lady Book or 50, ottoman
cover, 81, best crochet shawl, Cooley Lady's
Book or 81; Sallie Roop, ID best do. 81;
Mollie Lynch, sofa cushion, 81, silk embroid-
cry, 81; Mrs DIR. Manakee, toilet cushion,
81, reception chair, 81, best carriage afghan,
Harper's Bazaar and SO, worsted and bead
work, Godey's I.adey's Book or 81; Mrs DIR.
Rinehart, braided cloth slippers, 81, I'd best
carriage afghan, SO, knit tidy, Godey's Lady,
and ST. Temple Butler, canvass slippers, 81,
sewing machine work, 81; Mary b. Shellman,
lamp mat, 80 cents; Jenny Roop, flower vase
mat, so cents Sallie Roop, best infants af.
CHAN, Cooley lady's Book or ST. Mrs. Fiddis
I'd best infants afghan, 81; jamie Starr,
crochet tidy, 81; Mrs. Il. j. Rippard, crochet
sofa cushion, ST. Mrs. A. IL. Huber, knit sofa
cushion, Godey's Lady's Book and 81; Belle
Matthews, cotton embroidery, 81; best variety
of tatting, 81, tatted sleeves and bands, 81 +,
braided night dress yoke, 81, embroidered
yoke for night dress, 81; Lizzie Shepherd I'd
best embroidered yoke for night dress, so
cents; Mrs. G. u. Meredith, embroidered band
aud sleeves, 81, I'd best do. 80 cents; Maggie
Cover, ID best night dress yoke, 30 cents;
Mary Reese, tucking aud cording, 81 each;
Mrs Julia A. Cole, child's dress, 81; Salie
Roop, I'd best child dress, so cents; Rose u.
Buckley, silk embroidery, 81; Sallie Roop for
the largest and best variety Of articles under
classes 20 and 81, 50; Sadie Lane, ID best do.
So.
Class No. ss.-FdHey Work, &c.
Judges, Mrs. A. ID. Schaeffer, Kate Woods,
Mrs. Henry Fanderfort
picture frame, 81; Belle Matthews, cone and
burr worked frame. 81, leather basket, 81;
Mollie Lynch artificial flowers, 81, water.
color painting, 81; Winnie Smith, best wax
flowers, Cooley l.adys Book or 49,; Mollie
Lynch, I'd best wax flowers, So; Winnie Smith,
sign aud ornamental painting, Godey'sLady's
Book or 80; Mamis knipple, wax fruit,
Godey's l.ady's Book or 50; Anna b. Cheno
with, she'll work, Godeys Lady's Book or ST.
Belle Matthews, seed work, Godeys Ladys
Book or 81; Joseph Faber, oil painting, Har
pers Weekly, Bazaar or SO; Mrs. j. L. Brink.
crhof, crayon drawing, Godey's Lady Book
or 81; John Beaver, marble work, Godey's La
dy's Book or 81; J.W. Perkins, photographs,
Godey's Lady's Book or SO; Maggie Woods,
honorable mention for straw flowers.
Class No. 2S.-Brcdd, Cakes, Preseres, Jei
lies Pickles, &c.
Judges, Mrs. David Fowble, Mrs. Jacob Ny.
erly, Mrs. Lawrence Zepp.
Premiums so cents in each case.
II -.
preserved pears, blackberry Jelly; Mrs. John
l.. seifsnider, mixed pickles, preserved pine
apples; Mrs. Nelson Mitten, canned peaches,
corn aud tomatoes; Mrs. George T. Wamplcr,
apple Jelly, canned pears, canned tomatoes,
canned gooseberries, canned whortleberries;
Julia /. Cole, currant jelly; Jennie Zepp,
canned cherries; Mrs. DIR. Rinehart, preserved
cherries, picked tomatoes, picked cucumbers,
picked higden; Mrs. Lydia Kelley, picked
peppers, Mrs. Nelson Mitten, home made
bread Is; Mary L. Cunningham, dover cake,
ginger bread, sugar cake; Mrs. DR.. Riuehart,
sponge cake, mountain cake, gold cake, cara
mel cake; Bette Reese, lady cake; Mrs. J. 4.
Brinkerhoff, rusks, Mrs. Fiddis, tomato cat.
sup. Mrs. DIR. Rinehart, for the largest and
best collection under class %, So; Mrs. Geo
Il. wampler, I'd best do 81.
Class No. s@.-Fi0rers
Judges, Belle VI. Matthews, Lucy A. Blizzard
Jacob Myerly.
Winnie Smith, geraniums, S, verbenas, 81,
fischias, 81, vase cut flowers, 81, boquet cut
flowers, 50; Joseph II. Wacsche, dahlias, 81;
Mary u. Shellman, cut flowers, 81; Mrs. j II.
Brinkerhoh, cut roses, 81; Julia A. Il. Wamp
pier for the best collection green house plants,
Harper's Bazaar and So; Mrs. VIM. Fenby, %
best do Godey's Ladys Book and 80.