The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-10-04

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riage harness, Miller 4 Zeigler, din. and 81,
best double set carriage harness, Miller 4
helgler, S2i best single set carriage harness,
Miller y heigler, dip. and So; best riding
saddle, Miller 4 Zeigler, So; I'd best single
harness, II. f. Emich, dip; best riding bride,
H. f. Emich, 81.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Glasses 20, q and % Vorstei and B,slja
WORK, Painting, Penmanship, sEc.-Judges,
Mrs. Henry Yanderford, Mrs. Louisa s. Bal,
las, Miss Essie Wathen, Mrs. Geo. r. Gehr.
Mrs. u; IL, Shriyer, Miss Kate Fortua and
Ihos. L. Shepherd.
Best variety Of sewing machine work, cord
ing, RULING, tueking and putting, Lizzie For
sym, hrst premiumi patch work quilt, Mrs.
Jennie Waesche, second premium; worsted
quit, Ruth Hayden, first premium; two pair
cotton hose and one pair yarn, Miss Mary c.
Mills, first premium; knit Counterpart, Lizzie
Matthews, first Premium three pair knit cot
ton stockings aud one pair wooden mittens,
Mary A. Reese, first premium; piano stooltop,
IL. L.. Motter second premium, also first
premium for cross stitch slippers; Sadie A.
Lane first premium for crochet afghan, hearth
rug Of carpet, marble cross in wax, fret work
90 cents, bracket Of fair leather, also to same
"NNShh pANhiulh kliit CONnltIpuue, wax
cross OF colored flowers, and sweepstake pre.
MUM for the largest and best variety of arti.
cles under these classes, having 10 articles on
exhibition, S5j embroidered band and sleeves,
Lou Maehorn, first premium, patchwork
quilt, Maggie II. Wampler, first premium;
point lace handkerchief, point lace collarette
and crochet bid, Hedwga Mueller, first pre-
mlumi fire screen, piano stool cover and Ia.
pestry portrait, best variety of worsted
work, Mrs. Louis Dielman, iirst premium;
embroidered towel, and towel and hol.
bein work, Mary b. Shellman, 90 cents;
sofa cushion, Mrs. Mary Reese, first premium;
misunderstanding and lace, chemise-tucks
and lace, underbodies-ac and embroidery,
chemises, baby's lace dress, real lace body,
z pair drawers, night gown, lace ehemise,
Mrs. Ella Hopes, second premium aud 81,
also second premium for bead pin cushion;
ottoman cover, Mrs. W. ID. Ensor first pre-.
MUM, and second premium for yoke for night
dress. Judges unable 10 decide between
crochet shawls entered by Maggie McKellip,
Annie Reiman and Ella Beacham, all deserv.
ing honorable mention; to Maggie Mckellip
premium Of 50 for second best collection
under these classes; two pieces cotton EN-.
broidery, Bette Sharrer, FIRST premium; car.
riage afghan, Mrs. j. W. Hoffman, first pre-.
MUM, night wrapperyoke, Emma lIarbaugh,
first premium; silk quilt, Lou Harbaugh, LIST
premium; silk embroidered toilet set, Nellie
Hayden, first premium; seat for chair, Nan.
ME Hayden, first premium; piece of under.
clothing, Kate Wood, 90 cents; infants af
CHAN, Gertrude Gehr, second premium, also
. tides, so cents; embroidered towel, Lou
Bixler, first premium; cording, Mary A. lteese,
first premiumi embroidered pillow shams, 90
cents and 1870 varieties Of tatting, Belle Mat
flatye fret praF,i,.,,. .t,1If., .f,
Frank Herr, first premium; two sets of pillow
shams and bolster shams, Mrs. p. G. Ober,
30 cents; pair of lamp mats, Mrs John A.
Macintosh, first premium large coat, in.
fant's sacks, = hoods, infants skirt, pair
infants mts and skating hood, Mrs. John
Ii. Keen, premium one dollar on the lot;
crochet cotton tides, Gertie Stouer, first pre-,
MUM; silk embroidered suspenders, Rhettie
Winters, first premium; yoke for night gown,
Mrs. Susan Hayden, first premium; embroid.
cred dress, Annie Binnix, first premium; EN-
broidered night dress, Fannie Martin, first
premium; sofa cushion, Bette Barnes, prem.
ium recommended; paper frame, collection Of
spray work, 8 articles, specimen OF short hand
writing, Lou Malehorn, premium recommend.
ed; pictures of Queen Victoria, Prince Albert,
The First and four paintings, best display, Mrs.
$. Matthias, Harper's Weekly, Bazaar or 50;
calico and paper flowers, Hattie Bollinger,
first premium; chrome photograph and two
crystal ivorytypes, Mary b. Shellmau, first
premium. Judges unable to decide between
the oil paintings entered by Nellie Baumgart.
ner and Nellie Hayden, diploma recommend.
ed; also in crayons entered by Maggie Baum.
gartner and Mamie Hayden, diploma recon.
mended; frame Of artificial worsted flowers
aud shell frame, Mrs. J. w. Hoffman, second
I'M ia ph. ~ II
lip, second premium; marble bas relief, John
Beaver, diploma; water color painting, Nellie
Hayden, first premium; case Of she'll work
Mrs. Il. j. Rippard, first premium; lunch case,
Mrs. John ii. Keen, diploma; fish scale neck.
lace and cross, Mrs. j. W. Perkins, diploma;
leather wall pocket, Mrs. DIR. j. w. Herring
second premium, 80 cts; leather work frame,
Mrs. ". l.. w. Seabrook, diploma; bouquet
OF hair flowers, in frame, Mrs. DIR. Il. ID.
Wells, diploma.
TO the President and Directors of The Car.
roll County Agricultural Society, Gentlemen
y our committee on clnsses 20, u and %,
feel painfully their inability to do justice
TO the many articles placed under their
charge. II is impossible for one commit
tee TO examine, compare and Judge all the
articles exhibited in those three classes, in the
short space Of time allowed for the work,
when the classification and arrangement of
the goods was such as to retard and render
more difficult the comparisons; and we fear
that many articles have never been seen by
the committee. Where all are so good it Is
very difficult TO detect any difference, and, in
some cases we have recommended that the
premiums be equally divided. Our aim has
been to do justice to all as nearly as we
could, without regard TO the opinions Of the
exhibitors or their friends, (who were un.
known to us, except in one or two cases.; and
if we have erred il has been an error Of the
head, and not of the heart, and for which we
are as sorry as any Of the exhibitors can be.
Respectfully submitted, Thomas +. Shep.
herd, for the committee; Mrs. Dallas, Mrs.
Nanderford, Mrs. Shriver, Mrs Gehr, Miss
Fortna, Miss Wathen.
Glass %, Bread, Cakes, Preserves, &C.
Judges, Mrs. Mary C.. NicOdemus, Mrs. Jesse
Williams, Mrs. Josephus Hoppe, Jacob Ny.
erly.
Best home made bread, Mrs. W. d. Ensor,
sli best rolls, q. j. Woolery, 90 cts; tomato
marmalade, Mrs. G. j. Shelman, 90 cts;
crab apple jelly, Miss Lizzie Tyson, so cts.
Mrs. Nelson Mi!ten, currant Jelly, so cts.
peach mangoes, 60c canned apples, 80 cts. !;
pears Mrs. +. ID. EnsOr, 90 cts; ice cream
cake, Mrs. l.. ID. Binnix, 80 cts; tomato pre-.
serves and canned cherries, Mrs. Nelson Gil.
bert, 80 cts. each; pine apple marmalade and
best biscuit, Miss A. Bixler, 80 cents each;to-
mato calsup, Miss A. Treated, 80 cents; Miss
Maggie McKellip, preserved pears, strawber.
ries, cherries, crab abbles, and black berry Jam,
so cents each;apple butter, Mrs s. Kneler, 90
cents; Mrs. Il. Shriver, blackberry jelly aud
peach marmalade, 90 cents each; pepper man.
goes, Mrs. G. Herring, so cents; pine apple,
Mrs. u. Herring, so cents; Miss Rosa Reese,
pound cake, ginger crackers, cocoanut pyra.
mid, white taify, 80 cents each; mixed pick.
les Miss Mollie Reese, so cents; rye bread,
Mrs. II. Drexler, 80 cents; peach marmalade,
Miss Lou Wampler, so cents; Mrs. DR.. Rine.
hart, preserved plums, pine apples, ounces,
canned ounces, spieed peaches, cantaleupes,
pickles, cucumber pickles, sponge cake, fruit
cake, gold cake, silver cake, scotch cake,
cake, so cents each; preserved
Mrs. Julia Capito 90 cents; jar heath
peaches, Mrs. l.. +. Shaw, 80 cents; ounce
Jelly, Miss Hsgar Long, 90 cents; dover
cakes, Miss Mary l.. Cunningham, 80 cents,
rusks, Sarah Smith, so cents; apple ielly,
Nora G. Gorsueh, so cents; ginger cake and
bread, Sarah Sheets, so cents each; rock ielly
and fox grape jelly, Allie Bixler, so cents
each; citron preserves and apple preserves,
Mrs. DIR. Rinehart, so cents each; rhubarb
Jelly, Mrs. NJ. Sharrer, 90 cents: canned
pears, Miss Mollie Diehi, 90 cents; Mrs. DIR.
J. Rinehart, largest and best collection Of
preserves, iellies. nickles 10 Sta. Nrs