Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-09-23
LIST OF PREMIUMS.

The following is a list of pre-
miums awarded at the Fifth An
! nual Fair of the Berkeley County
Agricultural and Mechanical AS
ISOLATION:
Poultry.-Best game Hamburg,
Henry Bales, premiums; best Mus
covy duck, g p Walters, prem. !;
best turkeys, ] HI Griffith, prem;
best trio Seabright ducks, Adam
Bochman, premium.
Grain Best bushel white wheat
Jos. Ensminger, premiums; best
red wheat, Geo III .Lamon, pre-
MUM; best bushel yellow corn,
in the ear, Jacob Ropp, premium;
best bushel of oats, Willis Busey,
premium best bushel timothy
seed, VIM III Showers, premium;
best.orchard grassiseed, w III Show
ers, premium best Hungarian
grass seed, ] III Light, premium.
Vegetables. Best bushel Irish
potatoes, r. G. Burkhart, pre-
MUM; best peck onions, j. w.
Hays, premium best peck toma-
toes, r G Burkhart, best peck par
ships, David Thompson,premium,
best gallon lima beans, Morgan
Deck, premium; best dozen pep
pers, A J Seibert, premium.
Fruits. Best and largest display
of fruits, VIM Miller, premium /;
best three varieties of fall apples,
VIM Kiemer, premium;best and
and greatest varieties OF peaches,
VIM Miller, premium best plate
of grapes, named, etc., VIM Miller,
premium.
Butter, Cheese, Honey, Bread, etc.
Best five pounds Of butter, Mrs.
Mamie Swimley; best three loaves
domestic white bread, yeast rising,
Mrs. III. Kratz, premium; best
specimens of rolls, Mrs Jas. Deck,
premium best specimen OF bis
cults, Mrs J B Miller, premium !;
best specimen of corn bread, An
ma Cunningham, diploma best
specimen of pound cake, Mrs M
Kantner, premium; best specimen
sponge cake, Mrs Jas Geyer, pre-
mium;best domestic ginger bread,
Miss Mamie Bowman, premium !;
best five pounds lard, Mrs M Strine,
I diploma; best gallon cider vine
| o,r, Mrs r G Burkhart premium;
Pre-, erves, Canned Fruits, Pickles,
| etc PES. and largest variety cam
ned fruits. Mrs J Z Hyde; best
canned pears, Miss Ida Thomp-
son; best plum Jelly, Mrs. G W
Wisner; best currant jelly, Mrs @
w Blessing;best preserved peaches
| Miss Kate Slime; best preserved
apples, Miss Lizzie Kilmer; best
preserved pears, Mrs E Hayes,
best preserved piums, Mrs j L
Young; best preserved strawber-
ries, Mrs S r Hensshaw; best
apple jelly, Mrs. Barrett; best
peach jelley, Mrs. III Dieh.,; best
peck dried apples, David Sh.ine ;
best specimen of citron, Mrs. q.
Jackson.
Noaoers-Vick's FloralPremium
for the best collection of cut flow
ers, one of Vick's magnificent
chromos, Miss Lizzie Winn, great
est and most choice variety of
flowers, in pots, Geo M Busey;
best floral ornament, Geo M Busey.
Fine Arts-Best painting in oil,
Mrs r J.-Rankin; best half dozen
photographs, A. Oden; best pen
Gil drawings, Willie Leigh.
Ornamental Shell and Needle
WOrk.-Best silk quilt, Miss Jen-
ME Burkhart: best knit quilt, Mrs
A Spangler; best and peatest made
calico dress, Miss Lelie Burkhart;
best and neatest made baby dress,
Miss Anna Wild; best gentleman's
white shirt, Miss Lilly Cline; best
worked crotchet shawl, Miss Lila
Nadenbousch; best worked CAM
brio skirt, Miss Carrie Staub; best
| silk worked flannel skirt, Miss T.
Page; best embroidered ottoman
cover, Miss Mary Bowers; best
and neatest made ladies' under
clothing, Mrs Ann Diffenderfer;
best worsted quilt, Mrs. j. Deck,
best wor5ted quilt, Mrs.
Ell n Deatrick; best chair tidy;
Mrs Brent; best ornamental nee
die work, Miss K Brown; best pin
cushion, Miss Bette Tabler; best
specimen plain sewing, Miss Mary
Muth; best silk embroidery, Miss
Eta Jackson; best specimen arti-
fetal flowers, Miss j r. Codwise;
best specimen moss or lichen work,
Florence Hyle; best specimen cone
work, Mrs j West; best and neat
est made children's clothes, Mrs.
Winters, best and neatest4made en-
broidered or bead slippers, Miss J
Bowman; best lamp mat, Mrs. l.
Miller: best set table mats, Mrs E
Miller; ueot specimen shell work,
| Mrs AnEa ElOYd: best sLt.ciInan