Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-09-11

Janney. Sl.00; best bushel orchard
grass seed, Jacob Ropp, S1.0o: best
bushel Hungarian grass seed, John
Sutton, S100.
VEGETABLE--Bes buShel sweet
potatoes. James Floyd, S1.00; best
peck onions j. w. Hayne. Sl.00; best
peck tomatoes, r.. G. Burkhart,
S1.00: best peck beets, Lewis Glover,
S1.00; best bunch beans, j. w.
Hayne, Sl.00; best ginger bread, Mrs.
j. oyer. Sl.00: best ) pounds lard,
Mrs. j. Burkhart, S1.00; best 10
pounds hard soap, Mrs. Janifer
Hudgel, S1O0; best cider vinegar,
ID. II. Hudgel, Sl.00.
PRESERVES, PICKLES, &c-Best
and largest variety jellies, Mrs. c.
NJ. Shaffer, $500; best canned peach
es, Miss Ella Folk, 81 90; best canned
pears, Miss Mary Westonhaver, 81 90
best plumb jelly, Miss Ida Reynolds,
$l.O0; best currant jelly, Miss Alice
Nickols, $1.00; best preserved peach
es, Miss l.. B. Harrison, S1.00; best
preserved pears, Miss Lizzie Smith,
S1.00: best picked tomatoes, Mrs.
Mary Barrett, S1.00; best preserved
Strawberries, Mrs. James Matthews,
$l.00; best preserved cherries, Miss
l.. Harrison, $1.00; best apple jelly,
Miss +. Dixon, 81 90: best pear jelly,
Miss Mary Criswell, S1.00 best
peach jelly, Miss Jane Park, 81 90,
best dozen peppers, j. w. Hayne,
S1.00; best dozen cucumbers, X. G..
Burkhart, S1.00. best dozen heads
cabbage, r. G. Bllrllhart, Sl.00; best
dozen watermelon, G.. w. Ramer,
Sl.00 best dozen mushmelon, G. b.
Eagle, 81 90: best dozen squashes r..
C. Burkhart, $1.00.
FRUITs-Best and largest display
of fruits w. S. Miller. $500; best and
greatest variety of grapes w. 5.
Miller, LOO; and greatest variety OF
pears, w. S. Miller, $500; best plate
Delaware grapes, VIM. Riddle, 81 90;
best plate catawba grapes, Miss A.
Foreman, S1.00.
BUTTER, CHEESE, HONEY &c
Best 5 pounds butter, M. l.. Payne,
$500; yeast bread, Mrs. NJ. f. Dowl-
ing, 100; best rolls, Mrs. j. Smith,
$1.00; best biscuits, Mrs. A. Har-
wood, $1.00; sponge cake. Miss MAJ
mic Hanway, S1.00: best tomato cat
sup, Miss Kate Kramer, S1.00; best
citron, Mrs. G. J. Faulkner, Jr.,
S1.00.
FLowERs-Greatest and choisest
variety of flowers i'll pots, Mrs. III.
J. Lyety, $500 best floral ornament,
Miss Lizzie Wynn, $500.
FINE ARTs-Best oil painting, f.
Ar ID .oI, n4f... II
Mrs. Frank A. Burr; best display
of photographs, Geo. Bartlett: best
imitation of natural woods in oil, j.
Conor.
The following were the premiums
awarded in the Ornamental, shell
and needle-work department:
Best silk quilt, Miss Richie Burke;
best knit quilt, Mrs. VIM. Poterfield;
best and neatest made calico dress,
Miss Amelia Grove; best and neatest
made baby dress, Miss Lou Barrett !;
best made, gentleman's white shirt,
Mrs. E.. Hooper; best silk-worked
flannel skirt, Miss Jennie Bowman !;
best embroidered ottoman cover, Miss
Sue n. Riddle; best and neatest
made ladies' nder-clothing, Miss
Bell r.. Comb; best bracket work,
Mr.. c. Moore; best and neatest made
children's clothing, Mr.. III. f. Key
ser: best patchwork quilt, Miss Cla-
IA Cross; best and neatest made
dressing gown, Miss ;. Milburn; best
do. do. embroidered or bead slippers,
III. III. Blackburn best specimen of
beaded work, Mrs. r. l.. Robinson !;
best children's afghan, Miss Bette
Claybaugh best camp afghan and
blanket, Mrs. b. r.. Colvert best
lamp mats, Miss l.. Albaugh best
toilet mat, Mrs. J. III. Gettinger; best
crotchet work, Miss Bette j Hum
ter; best tatting work, Mrs. E. Eich-
Ter; best specimen wax work, Miss
Mollie BantZ; best chair tidy, Mrs.
G. BaltZ; best specimen shell work,
Miss l.. Hull; best table mats, Mrs.
l.. illiams; best specimen orna-
mental needle-work, Miss Lille
Walker; best d ;. bone work Mrs. Sci
bert; best pin-cushion, Miss NJ. Ro-
land: best worked collar, Miss l.. Ma
son: best bonnet trimming, Mrs. l..
Kapp; best specimen of plain sewing,
Mrs. {. ]. Faulkner, Jr.: best do. of
silk embroidery, Mrs. III. f. Cham
bers; best worsted work, Mrs. j.
Reynolds; best toilet cushion, Miss
A. V. Wilson.
And the Committee recommend
but one diploma, and that to Miss
Lula Page, for ornamental needle
work.
FACTORY GooDs-Best pair blan-
kets, NJ. V. inglefitz; best 3 pounds
stocking yarn, NJ. V. Ingletitz.
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTUREs.-
Best 10 yards rag carpet, Phil. Strine:
best 10 yards WOODEN carpet, M. ".
Iugleftz; best pair knit wooden socks,
Thomas Cox; best pair knit cotton
socks, Thomas Cox.
CABINET WARE-Best extension
/ table, Andrew Boarman.
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