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

est SIX helQ pumpklnhj Ou g .lIs, Dest tWo
ushels Of Fultg wheat, 50, best 20 lbs, {
ed wheat -four, 81; Mrs. NJ J. Nearing,
lest Eve dipper gourds, diploma; Mrs,
iebecea Richards, best six sweet pump
,ins, diploma G. l.. Murray, best two I
bushels of yellow corn, on the ear, 81;
Granville s. Haines, second best yellow
,orn, ) l ; Henry K. Morelock, best gold
~ squash, diploma, double corn on stalk,
81 John ii. Leister, second best two
bushels red wheat, 81 Joseph Hender-
son, best II sweet potato pumpkins, so
cents; John I. Anders, lomboo squash,
diploma; john II. Shaefier, best bushel
red beets, 80 cents.
Class "a, Butter, Cheese, Honey, Ba.
con, dc.-Miss Bette V. Yingling, best
2 lbs. Of butter, diploma or SO Mrs. W.
d. Ensor, best 10 lbs. Of honey, 81 G. |
ii. Lake, best portable frame glass for
bees, 81, best 10 lbs honey in comb, 81, |
best 10 lbs honey, pyramid and glass, 81 |
Mrs, NJ. b. Gist, best stand Of butter,
diploma or 81 Mrs. G. j. Woolery, Sec
ond best lbs. roll butter, 81, best "a lbs.
print, diploma or So; Miss Mollie q.
Reese, second best 2 lbs Of butter, S2.
Class IS, FrEits-Thos ii. Routsop,
best cling peaches, 80 cts, Lagrange
peaches, so cts. Abram Albaugh, best
apples, 66 varieties, SO Mrs. Nelson Nit.
ten, best and largest collection native
grapes, 81; Mrs. Charles Mitteu, best
pears, six varieties, 81 Mn. DIR. j. Rine-
hart, best ounces, 80 cts. VIM. Gist, six
varieties Of apples, 81 G. j. Woolery,
second best apples, 20 varieties, So Mrs.
ii. Beaver, best mixed yellow peaches,
81.
CIdss 20, Bread, Cakes, 6e.--Mrs. T.
Routson, pan Of rusks, 80 cts. Mrs. NJ.
c. Kneller, sugar cakes, so cts, Philadel-
phia kisses, 80 cts. Mrs. Dr.J. Rinehart,
white mountain cake, 80 cts, best fruit,
so cts, second best Maryland biscuit, 25
cts. Mrs. s. +. Strasburger, home made
maecaroni, so cts. Miss Alice Bixler
best biscuit, so cts. Miss Nellie Hayden
best bread, 80 cts. Mrs. Jacob Bixler
best sponge cake, SO cts. Mrs. Annie V
Engle, cocoanut cake, so cts, best goI,
cake, 80 cts, best corn starch, 80 cts
Miss Jennie Shriyer, angels food, 80 cts
: Miss Lizzie Tysoo, colored, corn Pone, 8
cts. Mrs Thomas Zepp, best chocolat
, cake, 80 cts. Mrs. Dr. j. Rinehart, be'
r silver cake, ginger bread, ginger cake
/ aud best caramel cake, 80 cts. each.
i Glass "a, Preserves es--Miss Nettie Yin;
!, ling, best jar of cling peaches, so cts
Miss Alice Bixler, best jar Of raspberrie
s. 90 cts. Mrs. DIR. j. Rinehart, best jar
U plums, best oxheart cherries, best eri
q apples, best ounces, best tomatoes, 30 Ct
Of each Miss Maggie Mckcllip, best stra
d. berries, 90 cts.
g. Class %S, Jeilies.--Mrs. Nj. b. knell'
st best red plum, 90 cts; Mrs. +. a. sh'
v, rer, best grape, 90 cts, best crab app
A. 90 cts. Mrs. Nelson Mitten, best quin
Il 90 cts; Miss Alice Bixlcr, fox grape,
Is, cts, eurrant, 90 cts, best peach, 80 CT
NJ Mrs. Ella Williams, best apple, 90 ct
ms Mrs. Thomas Zepp, best blackberry,
OF cents.
est Class 20, Fruit Buffers, Pickles, dc
* Miss Ella V. Smith, best jar Of pick
ue so cts. Mrs. NJ. II. Kneller, cautalo
pickle, 30 cts. Miss Lou Bixler, qui
q butter, so cts. Mrs. Ed. Shriyer, af
"a, butter 90 cts. Mrs. Jane Warner, B
sst bottle Of catsup, so cts. Mrs. DR.. j. ri
d hart, best peach butter, mixed pick
ut pepper mango, tomato mango, 80 cts. ea'
er, Mrs. NJ. }. Nearing, pear butter, 80 CT
st, Class 81, Homemade Soap and DR.
er, Fruif.-Thos. II. Routson, most var
"a, collection OF evaporated fruits and vegC
ID. bles, So Mrs. Nelson Nlitteu, best lot
", hard soap, 30 cts. Mrs. DR.. j. Rinchi
est best apple leather, best dried sweet co
-se best dried yellow corn, best dried peach
IA, best dried apples, best CASTLE soap, b
'st sand soap. best soft soap, 80 cents each
,st Class 81, Caaaed Fruits, premium
le, cents for edes-Mrs. +. A. Sharrer,
To- jar Of pears; Miss Mary Zahn, apples; N
ma Nelson Gilbert, best eau Of ounces, I
IA, best can of cherries Mrs. DR.. J. Ri
-, hart, best blackberries; Mrs. NJ. G. Shi
NJ. best white heath peach; Mn. Carol
2 Eyeihart, best whortleberries.
p; Class 81, Biaes, de.--Mrs. Theod
'ss rs Evans, best bottle o. white eurraat
Ioi Mrs NJ. H. Mneiier' pest bottle Of pia
est berry, sli Elias iiogi,ng, pest pot,ie
M biackoerry cordial, ana pest bottle
'St eatawoa' 81 eaeh' mrs. Dr; >, hlneh
es' best biaekoerry bounce, slio.J. "ool'
"a, M six bottles Of c,oer, sI' -. :,
al Ctass %, fD.eers' de.-siiss M'
IN ningiing, second best cut noWers, oO
ed 1. IL: hoGtson' hg tree, u, Florida bana
u. Sli MIS- > bixler, best SIX begonias,
p, Mrs Charles Mitten, second best sea J
- 90 cents; Miss Mollie =, Reese, best
nd riety OF cut veroenas, sii Miss Jou
OK Starr, best sea lilly, sli Mrs DIR.
So w. Herring, best variety Of roses '
an stems, 81, best collection OF cut flow
ith not less than sixteen, "; second best
Il. Mrs. ]. Blxler, ii; Miss Lou Biz
lay second best verbenas, 5O cents Miss N
ma b. Shcllman, best basket OF flowers,
and best stand Of flowers, 81, best vas
j. grasses, sli Orlando Reese, best
ge largest collection oil MOWERS,
,at, Ctass 81 cto0es, ec,--M- H. Main,
on, cooking stove ior OIL diploma.
est Class 80, Domestic Hdnltdetires,
on, Mrs. Theodore Evans, silk quilt,
ne Mrs, James A. G. Bond, best cotton
hosa h0 eanta has, haarth vuv kO a.