The Indiana State sentinel., 1878-10-09

Best coun terpane, knit-Mrs. Maria Johns,
Best counterpart, .crochet-Mrs j. r. Apple
ton, Shelbyville, Ind, 3.
Best pound woolen yarn-Slsters OF st. Frau
Best 10 yards jeans-Mr D. Leibhert, Knights
town, Ind, 3.
Best 10 yards table Iinen-Mrs. s. Harlan,
city, 3.
Best 10 yards linsey-Mrs d. Leibhert,
knightStown, Ind, 2.
Best 10 yards plain flannel-Same, 3.
Best 10 yards plaid nannel-A. w. Parish,
Best FAX thread. not less than one pound
Mrs. ~. Caylor. city,2
Best 10 yards rag carpet-MrS. r. III. Homer,
Knightstown, Ind, 5.
Best lOyards wool carpet-Chas. L. Hutchin-
Best collection of domestic goods-Mrs E.
Beggs, Adams, Ind, 10 and diploma.
KNIT AND CROCHET WORK, TATTISG, ETC.,
Best wOolen knit mittens-Mrs. E. Begg,
Best pair woolen stockings or socks-Mrs. p.
ID; Stagg, Greensburg, Ind.,l.
Best pair cotton stockings or socks-Mrs. S.A.
Best crochet shawf-Mrs. f. c. Hewlett,
Best crochet opera hood-Mrs. E. Curryer,
city, /.
Best crochet chair tldy-Mrs. John Brown,
Best crochet lamp mat-Mlss L. Marsee,
city,l
Best crochet collar-Mrs. Joe George city, l.
Best gentleman's scarf afghan stitch-Mrs. f.
l.. Moore, city, 8.
Best crochet basket-Mrs. Mary Lehman,
Best white tatting coIIar-2.
Best darning of goods, any kind-Miss Lille
Best tatting edging-Mrs. L. Marsee, city, 2,
Best tatting inserting-Same, 2.
Best display OF tattings-Miss Ida Walton,
Best fancy worsted work, not tapestry-sis-
Best lady's cap-Mrs John Browning, city, q
Best head dress for lady-Mrs. DIETRICH Il
Walker, city, 2.
EMBROIDERY, BRAIDING, ETC.
tbrof rni mi ala Nf n
C. Burns, Greensburg, Ind, 81.
Best embroidered chair cover-Mrs. Ida A.
Best gold neutrality-suspicious. of st. Francis,
Oldenburg, Ind, l.
Best embroidered ottoman cover-L.W. Has
Best bead embroidery-Mrs. L. Leibhart,
knightstOwn, Ind.,2
Best embroidered sofa cushlon-Mlss Ellen
Best chenille work with gold and silver-Miss
Mona Tounsley, city,3.
Best embroidered slippers-w. j. Christler
Greensburg, Ind, 2.
Best specimen linen embroidery-Mrs. j. |
Liebhart, 3.
Best, application work-Mrs. Mary Leh-
Best embroidered gored yoke and sleeves |
Mrs. > Harlan, Greensburg, lnd;,3
Best application work on lace-Mrs. 81.
Best embroidered chemIse and sleeves-Mrs. |
Z; Dille, GTeensburg, Ind, 3,
Best etnDroidered infants dress-Mrs. j.
Deibhart, 3.
Best embroidered infants sack-Mrs. H.
"hitlONf NltSnhbhlst luu., z.
Best infants shawl-Sisters of st. Francis, 2
Best embroidered infants hood-Mrs. W. j.
Best embroidered pin cushion-NIrs. NJ. G.
TOusley, city, /.
Best braided sllppers-Mrs. S. Harlan, city, 2.
Best braided yoke and sleeyes-Mrs. q. q.
Best machine cording-Irs f. f. Moore,
Bast sill, comforteI-Mrs. w. j. Christler,s 3.
Best quit, architectural deslgn-Mrs. j. Leib-
hart,
Best calico quilt patchwork b. e.
Chester, city, 3.
=, Best worsted patchwork-MIss Jennie Swift,
Best silk patchwork-Mrs. SallIe Morrison.
Best quilt, white solid work on muslin-Re-
becca Stagg, city, 3.
Best foot msts-Miss Annie Huston DAN
Best lace collar-Mrs. NJ. Posey, 3.
Best embroidered bed set-Miss Jennie Stone,
city, 3.
PLAIS HAND SEWING
Best general display OF sewing, not less than
i've articles-C. j. Hampton, Detroit, Mich, 81.
Best tucked skirt-Mrs. &. G. Burns, Green's
Best white dress-Mary Bright Haldeman,
:, Best infants dress with Puf ana inserting
Mrs. l.. %. Thomas, Terre Haute, Ind, 8.
Best gown, chemise and draweIs-Mrs. j. r. !
Appleton, Shelbyville, Ind, 3. ,
Best shirt-Mrs. G. q. Hampton, Detroit,
Mich,3.
FAMILY MACHINE SEWING.
Best tueking-Miss Jennie Swift, Conners- J
Best shirt-Mary r. Tague, city,3.
Best calico dress-Mrs. Q. Tile, Greensburg,
Best display OF machine work-Mrs. c. c. d
Burns, Greensburg, Ind, 4.
r, Best worsted dress-Mrs. j. II. Middleton,
HATS, CAPS, Erc.
Be Best childs fancy Posey, Shelby
Best collection hats caps and furs-Dayid E. :
Stout city, 10 and diploma. :
MISCELLANEOUS TEXTILE FABRIC. !
Best agricultural wreath-Sisters OF st. \
Francis, oldensburg, 81. 4
Best wig for lady-Mrs. A. :. Fowler, city, =
Best display for hair work-Mrs. A. g. Fow- e
Ter, city, silver medal.
Best specimen ornamental bead work-Mrs.
Mary Lehman, city, 1.
Best specimen Ornamental shell work-Mrs
Best toilet cushion-A Steiger city 9 7
,, Best fancy lamp natl. w. Thomas, Terre
Best scrap sack-J. r. Appleton, Shelby
Vile, l.
Best card basket-Mrs. r. II. Homer.
Best specimen filed work-Elizabeth U.
Bacon, clty,2. i
Best ornamental needle work with thread O
hOss-Mrs DR.. X. Bigeiow, city, 3. |
Best embroidered handkerchief-Mrs. @. G.
Best carriage afghan-Mrs s. Grassland Nor
risOn, city,2. d
Best infant afghan-R. II. Homer, Knights {
Best picture, worsted work-ilss Minnie . .
Best pair cloth gloves, made by a Iady-Mrs. v
p. ID. Siagg, Greensburg, 1.
FANCY WORK, ETC. '
Best artificial fiowers-Sisters of ST. Francis, q
O denburg, Ind, So.
Best wax howers-Miss Nena Townsley, '
city, So. 4
Best ornamental wax work-sisters of st. :
Francis, Oldenburg, Ind, 50.
Best bouquet representing flowers, made of I
colored feathers-Mrs. Catharine Bell, city, 81 !
Best artificial bouquet-Miss Emma Browser, Z
Castleton, Ind, SO. :
Best moss ornaments-Mrs. NJ. j. Swain,
.city,S.
miscellaneous. 4
JACKS, JESNETs AND MULES.
Best lack years old and over-E. u. Car $
ter Rafnbridae SD. second. James H. Quick. n