The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-09-30

MIS-. n D0I - Qt14 CAolAf ~
Mrs. G. Fl. Miller, table spread, A.
NJ. e. Mite Society, 2 infant s~acques,
Miss Alice weimer, specimen IF en-
broidery, n.
dept. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
J. S. Hartzsll, best pen and ink drawing.
W. II. welaey, best display petrihca-
pavid Husband, best relics, manuscript
of Herman Husband and articles over 100
Florian Husband, best cornuccpia, d.
Matte A. Walter, best oil painting, hoine
Hiram Mccoy, best earthen ware, 50.
Jacob Martesny, ID best do, ID.
j.. b. Tredwell, best display Of shells, 81
G. Il. Schaeffer, best display natural GU
r~iosities, s. w.
w. II. welhey, best chromos, IS.
Do best display Of pictures,
Sc, SO.
Mrs. Mary Edie, display of china ware
over 100 years old, ID.
Benz. Miller, best penmanship, -.
Sarah w. Schrock, best pencil drawing,
81.
Mrs. W. Fl. Picking, best display foreign
curiosities, embracing a large lumber OF
articles from China, japan, and Corea, ".
Mrs. Michael Kifer, best 10; bread bask-
cts.
Charles Coleman, b-st picture frame,
made by boy, d.
w. Ii. Weliey, best display photographs,
50.
i. c. Colborn, best freclay, d.
Mrs. Risinger, a m~irror-bridal present
70 years old.
Mrs. w. p. Foust, chair Of Or. Geasey
100 years old, and silver tea spoons loO
years old.
Frank G. Sampsell, three pictures, d.
jeremiah Young, best wax flowers b.
Edgar II. Baer, best specimen fine print
ing, d.
6. G. Basset, best panel door, d.
Geo. Cobaugh, best barometer, ID.
DEPARTMENT XIX FOREIGN MANU-
FACTURES.
The items mentioned in this section, are
all among the best Of their kind, and are
commended by the com nittee to the mo-
tice of the farmers of the county
Superior Machine Co., best mower.
j. NJ. Holderbaum, best combined now
er and reaper.
G.. G. Musselman, best feel cutter, Eagle.
Collins & Shipley, best drill, Buckeye.
] Nj. Holderbaum, 8 horsepower thresh-
err and separator, pronounced n good ma
chine and entitled to favorable notice.
The Erie pump, exhibited by VIM. NJ.
Schrock, and the Lowe pump, exhibited by
jesse Hoover, were judged OF equal merit.
DEPARTMENT Xxx.
David Husband, best exhibition general
farm products, $40.
DEPARTMENT XxII.-DoMESTIc MANU-
FAcTURES.
Section 4.
Miss slice Shaullis, best pair Of blank
cts, 50.
Theodore Woy, I'd best do, b. C.B.
Mrs. George Zimmerman, best ~ yards
homemade wooden cloth, 50.
Mrs. NJ. P. Shafer, 10 yds rag carpet, 81
Miss Rosetta Frease, 10 yds do, 5. W.
Note-These two pieces pronounced ol
Phebe Coleman, best coverlet, So.
Harry Boyts, ID best do, G. W..
Mrs. e. NJ. Bowman, best 5 yds barred
linen, 81.
Mrs. George Zimmerman, best 3 yds tev
Lydia shaullis, best pound stocking
lydia shaullis, best pair knit stockings
G. w.
Mamie Kantner, best pair knit stocking
by girl under IL years, s. w.
Fl. II. Flick, best pair mittens, G.. W
Kate Woy, best pair gents hah hose
lG. w.
II. II. Flick, best domestic thread, 81.
Samuel Snyder, domestic thread, yer,
meritorious.
Mrs. Sarah Husband, best fly brush
g. w.
WIN. Barrick, fly brush, very meritori
Mile Holman, best table cover, Meri
torious.
Miss Rosetta Frease, best 5 yards barre'
flannel, 50. j,
Mrs. George Zimmerman, "a best do, b
C. b.
l Theodore Woy, stand cover. Meritorious
10 embroidered skirt, do.
: Mrs. Geo. Zimmerman and Alice Sliaul
lis. each a MALT dozen towels which wer'
: deserving Of premiums, but were entered
in the wrong department..
J, section d.
j.. II. Kantner, best piece rag carpet, ID
, ploma.
| w. S. Morgan, I'd best do, D..
Do best blankets, ID.
Do I" wooden carpet, ID.
g Do q" coverlets, d.
Do WOODEN cloth, ID.
Do " plain dress goods, l
Do f." cassimeres, ID.
: Do 4" satinets, 50.
Do Jean, So.
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