The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-09-21


drem LIST.
Painting and granting. Elwood Chapman.
Sewing machines, c B Sprague; whee-
Ter & Wilson,
Linen table cloths David m Lewis.
CLASS Hot AZ.
FARM PRODUCTS.
white winter wheat, no award.
Red winter wheat, Lewis HaVer.
Spring wheat william Ramp.
Oats Lewis Haver
white corn m mckee
Yellow corn, 81 Dole
sample corn on stalk, } c Davis
Buckwheat, william Ramp
Timothy seed, Levi DumbauId.
LOT 43-vEGETABLEs.
Early Irish potatoes, Aaron miller
Late Irish potatoes, do do
Sweet Potatoes, f Stratton
Beets for table use, H Dole
Beets for stock, r r McCandliss
Celery, P G HaIlberg
Cabbage do
Tomatoes, J H Dole
Lima beans, John Gilmore
variety garden peas, j II Dole
Pumpkins, II Dole
watermelons, G ] Hartman
Greatest display vegeta bles, j Fl Dole.
LOT 43.
Tobacco Oh stalk. p G Hallberg
LOT A.
Butter, mrs m z Cochrane
Cheese, Thomas Anderson
wheat bread, Chop yeast) mrs m L
SchmIdliug.
wheat bread, (milk rising) mrs 4 E way.
Brown bread, mrs mary willis
Sponge cake, mrs L B Haver
Jelly cake, L H Clark
Gold cake, mrs John Gilmore
Silver cake, do do
marble cake, mrs + Strat:ou
CLASS LOT 46.
Greatest display of fruit, p Hailberg.
10 varieties of apples, Uriah Glover.
Fall apples, do do
winter apples do do
10 varieties of apples for family use.--
mrs F Stratton.
u bushel winter apples, Uriah Glover.
Il bushel fall apples, o Lambert
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varieties pears, p G HaIlberg
Collection plums, Aaron Miller
Display of peaches. william willis
budded peaches, m W KIrkendalI
. Seeding peaches, W F Hardin
6Quinces, Aaren Miller
Single specimen ounce, martha Hol-
lingsworth-
Display one variety OF grapes. J Il Dole
Display one can grapes, V RandoI phi
Single bunch grapes, j FL Dole
Largest collection grapes, p G HalIberg
punches Concord grapes, H Dole
1 gallon pure vinegar, j Fl Dole
Let 4I-CANNED AND PREsERvED
FRUIT.
Preserved peaches, mrs G B Hayworth.
preserved plums, mrs m spangler.
preserved grapes, mrs Il B HaywOrth
plum Jelly, mrs w Gibson
Apple Jelly, mrs r N Kennedy
Grape jelly, mrs FL CIayk
Siberian crab jelly, mrs W Gibson
Canned blackberries, mrs Richd. Gauze
do tomatoes, mrs w 1 F Hardin
cherries, mrs Richard GAUGE
do grapes Eliza payne
GO peaches, W Hardin
Apple butter, mrs j r 5traton
Peach butter, mrs m e Cochrane
Plum butter, mrs r N Kennedy
Sour picked cucumbers, mrs B Hay
worth
Sweet picked peaches, mrs m L Coch-
rane.
Spiced fruits, mrs m Cochrane
Iarpasf anIaU If loan-ol
fruits, mrs j F stratton.
LOT 48-PLANTs IN P OTIS.
p G Hallberg took first premium for
the following collections:
Green house plants, Begonias, Car
nations, Fuschias, gersniums, hello
tropes, verbenas, roses. salvias, foliage
plants, basket plants, largest collection
cut flowers, asters, dahlias, everlast-
ings, gladiolas, pinks, roses, verbenas.
Petunias, May Randolph.
Phlox, Addie NJ. Sweet.
Largest and most tasteful bouque
of choice flowers, Mrs 81 L Keyes.
Largest collection of roses, P G Hail.
berg.
Hanging basket of living plants, do
Floral wealth, Mrs j Waggoner.
Floral cross, P G Hallberg,
Largest display of lot 4s, P G Hail.
berg.
CL-ss J-LoT 40.
Sculpture, Painting and drawing.
Carving in wood, W n Lewis.
Piece in water colors, w B Scott.
Pencil drawing, Mrs f Strattou.
Imitation of wood or marble, Mrs
Fl Clark.
Oil painting on velvet, W-B Scott.
Greatest display of pictures owned
and exhibited by one person, Mrs j
F Stratton.
CLss K-Lor 50.
HOUSEHOLD FABRICS.
Wool blankets. Mrs L H Rawson.
Rag Carpet, Mrs A E Way.
LOT So.
NEEDLE AND FANCY WORK.
Handsomest and best made dress,
Mrs ] Il Clark.
Plain sewing, Mrs L II Clark.
Counterpart, Mrs 81 Rawson.
Calico quilt, Mrs II E Cochrane.
Fancy do do
Rag rug, Miss Sada James.
Log cabin quilt, Eliza Payne.
Handmade embroidery, Mrs j b
Clarke.
Afghan mat, Miss Lizzie Cochran.
Embroidery on Java canvas, Miss
E Bartlett.
Lace work hernstitch, Maggie VIII
lis.
Fancy knitting, miss MollIe DAVIS.
Afghan stitch, mrs J + Stratton.
Crochet tidy, mrs T Fleming.
Wax work, miss Hattie Bowman.