Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-10-23

I bury, picked cabbage, soc; do do picked broco-
( Ii, soc; Mrs Lew Rockefeller, Sunbury, spiced
! peaches so; Mrs Henry Clement, Sunbury, spic-
ed cherries; Mrs Joseph Harrison, sunbury, ,spic-
cd pears, soc.
DEPARTMENT XIV-PLANTS, &c.-David
CIiffc, Riverside, best collection of plants, S5 "
T Ehoaies, Sunbury, ID best collection, >; David
Ciiic Riverside, best vaTiegated leaf plants, Q;
W f RhoadS, SUnhury. fuchiac1, S0c; Mrs VIM
VI Daughcrty, Sunbury, geraniunS in bloom, l.;
David Clitie, Riverside ,vCrb@nas, soc; jas Wash
iDgtOu, Suuhury, cOycOmbs, zoe " F Rhoais,
SuuOEry, rCses in bloom, ]; Mrs " hnruing,
Sunbury, orange tree, sec,
DEPARTMENT XN-CUT FLOW ERS, &c
Mrs Til!ic Pyers, Sunbury, best collection dah-
has, Il James Washington, DO asters, SOC, do do
znnias, soc: Mira Tiliie Pyers, do best display
cut flowers, l.; Mrs Geo Cadwallader, do par
lor bouquet, soc; Miss Adah Rhoads, do hand
bouquet, soc; Mrs Mary Thurston, do floral de-
sign, l; W F Rhoads, do best hanging basket, l;
Miss Adah Rhoads, do ID best hanging basket;
Miss Flora L Pursel, best arranged bouquet,
Eick's Floral Guide, yr; Miss Sallie krOuse,
DO largest display cut flowers, Nick'6 Floral
Guide. yr.
DEPARTMENT XVI - -MANUFACTCRES,
No. I'D Helm IL Son, Sunbury, best display
hardware 5; J r Reed, do cook stoves, 2; do do
parlor stoves, .; do do heaters, .; Henry Fart
man, do broOms, !: ? Lerch, 10 buggy, ); K
Fugely, do sleigh. :.
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No u " stevenson, Sunbury, jewelry, Dip;
Smith < Bro, do boots and shoes 2; Jerid Sny-
der, Augusta. single harness, .; " Roberts,
Sunbury, cottage furniture, l. Benjamin Heck
ert, do chamber furniture, l. Thomas Loval, ,Sha-
mokiu, cabinet ware, l; ID Hauk, Sunbury,
rustic WORK, /; Vim A Heller, do clothing, l;
Mrs Lesser, do rag carpet, !; Mrs Betsy Hopper,
do list carpet, 2; Mrs Ira Hiie, do chain carpet,
|: Vim VI Daugherty, do marble work, ,; VIM
NJ ShaiFer, do specimen Of brick work, dip; Mrs
Morris Roster, do lady's sewing box, dip.
DEPARTMENT XVIII I-INPLEMENTS.-Sli-
fer Walls & Schreiner, LewiSburg, corn shelter,
hand power, dip; do DO mower, dip; DO do COM
Gined reaper and mower, dip; do do cast steel
plow, dip; II l. Newman. York, corn planter dip.
DEPARTMENT XIX-NEEDLE WORK, &c.
Clara J Conrad, Fishers Ferry, calico quilt, l;
Melinda Langenberger, Watsontoyn, delaine
quilt, 1; Mrs Uria Foulk, Sunbury, quilt other
than patch work, soc; Mrs Sarah Forester,
Klnesgrove, quilt counterpane, l; Mrs Ira T
Rennn, Lower Augusta, cradle quilt, 50c; Mrs
Rohrbach, Sunbury, embroidered infants
dress 1.50; Miss Florence Harrison, do embroi-
dered slippers, soc; Miss Minnie Hendricks, do
embroidered chair cover, l; Miss \ Seasholtz,
do embroidered beadwork, Soc; Mrs james Nc
Dewitt, do sofa cushion, 50c Mrs J ShipmaH, DO
toilet cushion, SOC; Miss Kate StrOh, do toilet
mats, SOC; Mrs John Kline, Klinesgroye, knit
WOO stockings, 80; Mrs y Ma!ick, Sunbury,
knit linen stockings. 60c; Miss Lou Byerly, do
pin CdSniOl, 6Uc- Mrs hdIllC .ON, 20 cJLtOu IL
dy. 50c; Mrs Wm Reed, NOrth'd, I'd best cotton
tidy, SOC; Mrs jas McDsvitt, Sunbury. best wool
en- tidy, soc Miss Minnie Andrews, 90 lamp
mat 80; Mrs J 4 Cake, do afghan, SOC; Mrs DR.
VI Martin, DO child's afghan, SOC; Mrs G. W
Hcmperley, do foot rug, 59c; Mrs james McDc-
witt, needle work 10y hand, |; Mrs J Irwin, do
needle work by machine, /; Mrs Robert Lyon,
Upper Augusta, double coverlit, l.; Mrs John b
Snyder, Lower Augusta, 16 yards home made
flannel, /; do DO 10 yards home mHde linen, I;
Mrs Lewis Rockefeller. KlnCsgrOve, pair wooden
blankets, J; Mrs Sarah FORESTER, do ptir nit
tens, 5ur: Mrs Geo FORESTER, Sunbury, pair half
bose. 5Oc; Miss Annie Heck. NOrth'd, largest
cuil"ciinu of hHttoTS. zoe.
DEPARTMENT XX-FI e ARTS, &r.-Mrs
>amIrI Keller. S,n,Iry. hrsI display nf p,iutIng
in wafer c"ior~. :; Go " Prte's, ii" iiiutlI III
ui., >: D ShinIrI, dra vIug III crayon, ;;
S:Iuur' Killer, DO cot'.rtI - coins. /; VI l. I'n
drirk-. do In Ian relies. |: VI Eckmdn do re
lie, rurin>tir-, &c, l. WIN Ii Rich rr'!son, Il"
card and fancy printing !; Saiiic Weaver, do
wax flowers. /: Mrs II VI FthuasIOck, dn wax
fruit !; S.,ilIt Weaver, o wax cross, i; Ms
Rev Hemppriy, 10 display OF shell work. /; Mrs
Emma l. Hover, DO cone work, |; Mrs I'd l.
Shindcl, do wurstcd flowers, l. 40 do feather
work, /; Mrs !. 7 Furman, do rice and SEED
work. |; Ella Lawrence, do hair work, l; David
Rrimcr, North'd. bead work, l; Sharon Steph-
ems, Sunhury, penmanship, /; NJ Bobby. 60 en-
craving, !; Ella Lawrence, do pin worked pie
turo dip; Mrs David Brown, 90 sword of 1874,
dip; T & Stevenson, sample of walnut granting,
dip.
DEPARTMENT XXI -- FIRE ENGINES -
Good Intent Hook and Ladder Company, $12.
We wish to compliment the Sudbury team
Fire Co., No. |, aud Washington Independent
Steam Fire Company, on their tiuc appearance,
good marching aud good condition Of their appa
ruius, and regret that they did rot enter 10 COM
pete for premium. and would recommend that
fiulDr,l in . wa vtip1 hem.
c. c. MCCORMICK, Chm
DEPARTMENT XXIl-No. entry.
DEPARTMENT XXIII MUSIC - Su0bury /
Silver Coruct Band, best band, $50.
DEPARTMENT XXIV-PLOWING MATCH |
Ematue! Conrad. Uppe. Augusta, best plow- |
man, 50: Joseph Conrad, Lower Augusta, I'd /
best, $3.50.