The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-09

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,et ia silk embroidery, o.; Miss Mamie
Hayden, best chair seat, 81; Miss Lizzie
Herr, best worsted flowers, S2i Mrs, y.
Manahan, second best embroidered night
dress, so cents; Mrs. /. Il. Pearson, best
cretonne toilet work, 81; Miss Ella Haines,
best sofa pillow 10 erewel work, 81, second
best chair seat in same, 80 cents Mrs.
Job IIibberd, best toilet cushion, 81 best
sofa cushion, 81, best floor mat, 81.
Class 81, Muslin Work, 6e.--Mrs. A.
T. Riddis, second best crochet lace, so |
cents; Mrs. j. II. Hoppe, best ehemise, SO |
eonts; Mrs. Nelson Mitten, second best
embroidered lap cover, so cents; Miss
Emma Snader, best white skirt tucking,
81; Miss A. Binnix, second best lace
dress, so cents; Miss G.. Snyder, second
best crochet baud and sleeve, so cents,
best worked aud inserted baud, 81; Miss
Emma Harbaugh, best embroidered night
dress, 81; Mrs. John w. Zile, second best
do, 80 cents; Miss Maggie Rinehart, sec
ond best handkerchief, so cents; Miss
Jennie Smith, second best toilet mats, 80
cents, Miss Belle Matthews, best embroid-
cred pillow shams, 81, best variety Of
tatting, 81; Miss Aunie Baust, second best
tucked night dress, so cents; Miss Annie
NJ. Diehl, best dress, 81; Miss NJ, b. Shell
man, second best embroidered holbein
work, so cents; Mrs. G. j. Shellman, Sec
ond best embroidered cape, 80 cents; Miss
Lizzie Shepherd, best piece Of cotton en-
broidery, 81; Miss Ella Kuhns, second
best knit aud darn tidy, so cents; Miss
Maggie Rinehart, best chemise, 81; Fran
ces johnson, best tidy knit with one hand,
81; Mrs, P. g. 0ber, best pair Of pillow
shAms and bolster, 81; Miss Jennie zepp,
second best tidy, 30 cents.
Class So, Fancy Work--Mrs. J. r.
Difienbach, second best leather stand, so
cents, best skeleton leaf work, 81; Miss
Laura Matthias, best hair braid, 81; Miss
Sadie Kneller, best collection Of perforated
card board, 81; Miss Lizzie A. HiIdebrand
second best cornucopia, 80 cents; Margare
Case, feather wreath, 81; Miss Maggi,
J Newsou, second best pond lilies, 80 cents
! best stand of wax fruit, 81, best Easte
!. morning cross, 81; Mrs. John Keene, wa
!. lunch, 80 cents; Furney & Morningstal
+. smbalmed flowers, 81; Miss Laura Lynch
Z. wax confections, 81; Mrs. Annie 4. Engl'
a second best rustic basket with grasses, 8
cents; Miss Fannie Martin, second be-
bouquet holder, 80 cents; Miss Maggi
% Shriver, best maerame lace, 81; Mrs. ]
te w. Buckingham, second best shell eros
a so cents.
es Class 50, Painting, PeamaHship, de-
Miss Nettie Jones, best painted necklac
O. 81; Miss Mary Smith, best display paint,
|. china, 81; c. w. knight, second best d
Is, play Of photographs, 81 j. P. Blessin
Of best do, ~; Dennis Smith, best penma
ab ship work, 81; Mrs. L. Yingling, b
is. panel painting, 81 Miss HELEN 0gg, b
w. oil painting, 81, for second best 81; NJ
NJ. b. Shellman, best collection of colol
er, portraits, 81; Miss Maria Pearson, spat
ar. work picture, so cents; ]. W. Shirk, in
be. ink work, 81; Mrs. C, J. Shellmap, }
ce placque, 81.
SO Class 10, Leatier--Charles Shaef
Is. best lot of calf skins, 50; John zeutgr,
Is. French calf skin, 81.
80 Class Ee, Saddle, Harness, De-.
Miller, best double harness, black and &
- 81, best single harness, rubber, 81,
les, single express harness, 81, best high 1
,upe saddle, 81, best breeehing &c, SO,
inee collection Of harness, taddles, whips,
nnle SO or diploma.
best Class IS, MisceAdReoas.-Mrs. ia
inc Biggs, second best collection Of bi
les. goldfneh aud canary, 81 NJ. L. M
cb second best sewing machines, Grown
q. G., d. Heeker & Co., self.raisiDg wi
-ied and buckwheat -four arrangement, diplo
ried Miss Sadie Kneler, best canary bi
eta. 50; John G.. Skunk, reed organ, diplo
/ Of for Domestic sewing machine, first
art MUM, 50; second best, Stewart sins
,rn, 81 Mrs. f. A. Sharrer, tatfy, so CT
hes Miss Mary Reese, dozen eggs, 80 c
,est Mrs. w. ID. Ensor, dozen eggs, 80 cts;
!. Frank Noel, gyp aud pups, so cts. c.
80 Lake, patent pcrfectiop honey block, 70
hest dation comb, &C., diploma A. We
drs jewelry, s5; 0rndorf & Sharrer, best
and play Of dry goods &C., IS; f. A. Sha
inc. 4 Son, furniture, So 0rndorf q Shar
aw best display of boots and shoes, SO {
line W. Albaugh, best display of carpets
clothing, S.; Miss Mary Norris, caro-
lore candy, first premium, so cts; Miss Jel
sI Shriver, second best do, 25 cts; Miss
,ck' lIaines, fruit tray inlaid and scroll, so
, Of Red Sea Oil 0iIMauufacturiug Co., Baltim
Of best display of oils, diploma John
art Anders, best home made overcoat ,diplo
cry best display Of cloths and cassimeres,
c,x varo nnaf Ell for ooea of c,rn;al