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

preserves, green gnAges, blackberry jelly,
gooseberly jelly, tomato preserves, grape
jelly, pear marmalade, raspberry preserves,
crabapple preserves, peach marmalade, goose-
berry Jelly, peach preserves, ehow-ehow,
Chilli sauce, mixed pickles, tomato catsup,
eurrant jelly; Mrs. J +. Brinkerhoff, black
berry jelly, grape jelly, wild raspberry jam,
pineapple marmalade, pineapple hash, toma.
TO preserves, pepper niangoes, mixed tomato
pickles, cold tomato catsnp, picked water
melon rine, canned apples, canned tomatoes
homemade bread, homemade rnsks, canned
peaches; Mrs. N. MitteQ,. homemade bread
sponge cake, strawberry preserves, gooseberry
preserves, pineapple Lnarmalade, blackberry
jelly, apple jelly, peach butter, tomato catsnp,
plum butter, canned blackberries, canned ap.
plies, canned corn. and tomatoes, peach man
goes, picked cauliaower, canned peaches,
pears and ounces; Mary Shellman, erabapple
preseryesi Mrs. George i. Wampler, canned
-gooseberries.
Glass No. a4.--Flooers
Mrs. Lydia Kelly, bouquet of flowers; Mrs.
n. Gilbert, bunch dahlias; Winnie Smith. cut
verbenas, vase Of flowers, cut flowers, bouquet
cut flowers, petunias, fnchias, six geraniums;
Mary Reese, bouquet cut flowers, bouquet
coxcombs; Anna Mary Ensor, cactus; Mrs.
George Il. Wampler, lantana, tube rose,
SALIVA, dusty miller, spotted wig, spotted be-
gonia, geranium, eolias, primrose, begonias,
wax plant, benyordia, flchias; Mary She'll
man, basket cut flowers, floral ornament; Mrs.
J.. +. Brinkerhof, variety tube roses; Jos. A.
Waesche, bouquet dahlias; Mrs. W. l.. W.
Seabrook, dish dahlias, zenias and pinks.
Class No. S5.--IMusical Instruments.
+. F. Birely, Estey organ.
Glass No. 26.--Cabina Ware.
J. G. Skunk, three Howe sewing machines;
!. 7. Grouse, dressing bureau; Luther Main,
Reliable shuttle sewing machines.
Class No. s7.-Boots, Shoes, Cigars, DC.
Wantz 4 Liedlich, lot OF cigars; j. Ying
ling 4 Co, dry goods and notions; W. o. Lig-
get, housekeeping goods, ,machine.made boots;
Zepp 4 Bro. machine made boots, hand made
boots, handmade shoes, machine made shoes,
hats, caps, satchels and umbrellas, case child
ren's shoes; o. p. Yingling, boots and shoes;
Hugh Doyle, boots, shoes and gaiters; +. X,
Gernand, household goods and carpets.
Glass No. 2S.--MiHerals.
A. J. Beaver, marble; A. II. Roop, copper
ore.
Class No. Miscellaneous.
"boiah WflnHtfs All
drew Woods, reaper and mower sharpener;
X. B. Warden, briar puller, sewing machine
castors; j. w. Gilbert, patent gate; Temple
Butler, match safe, two Jars carnelians; Belle
Matthews, Mrs. Mutt, The Miller's Post and
Sisters Of Charity; John Wolf, wooden forks
Michael Baughmau, balsam apple; Mrs. DR..
Mannakee, sea moss, embroidered towel rack:
d. II. Byers, half dozen cnpon chickens; S.
9. Brackbill, pioneer sulky, lifting jack, flut.
ing iron; William Lambert, stock powder;
Yingling Il Zahn, 10 horse shoes: Josephua
Hoppe, live oats; Mary Reese, fairy basket;
Simon p. Wilson, opossum with ~ young
ones; Mrs. George +. wampler, can Of lard;
NJ. e. Brandenburg, portfolio, tea pot, two
cups and saucers, III years old; Keifsnider
a Stephan, hardware; John S. Fabor, English
lamp; Arthur Matthews, prairie dogs, Indian
bow and arrows; Albert Baker cane seat;
Wagner 4 Matthews, hominy machine: j. G.
Rinehart, Poland China pigs; Shreeye
Henry, 10 horse shoes; Mrs. CHARLES Zentz,
pieces home. made soap; William Penby, sea
weed; Minnie Smith, globe Of gold FISH; Mrs
DR.. kinehart; CASTLE soap; Mrs. ID. Fowble,
home made soap; Mrs. George Z. Wampler,
frog, laws of Maryland passed 1889; Josephus
II. Hoppe, Smiths phosphate; Mrs. j. Il.
Brinkerhof, home made soap; VIM. More.
lock, maltese cats; II. f. Morelock, do, Wm.
4. Matthews, collections OF insects; Joshua
Wisner, post borer; Denton Gehr & Son, Ohio
stoneware.