Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-09-25

! greatest variety OF agricultural pro-
ducts, was awarded to Tuscarors
| Grange.
BOOK 2-PoULTRY.
For best trio poultry, premium
of 50 was awarded each of the fol
lowing: Bantams, Dan. Riker;Span
ish Black, George Pentz, Pekin
Ducks, A. S. Poisal; Geese, Jacot
Ensminger; Turkeys, Miss Mamie
Walters; Light Brahmas, Il. M
Nelson; Dark Brahmas, Chas. Field
man; Partridge Cochins, White
Cochins, Plymouth Rock and Leg
horns, T. NJ. Nelson; White Leg
horns, Chas. Feldman; Brown Leg
horns, Daniel Riker; Buff Cochin
Chicks, Chas. Feldman.
ENTRY BOOK 3-GRAIN, sc.
Best bushel red wheat, premium
50, Martin V. Hawk; dip. j. Ems.
minger; red wheat flour, LIST prem.
l.. II. Staub; best bush. white corn
in ear, Willie Walters; best bushel
barley, John Kennedy; best bushel
timothy seed, j. Ensminger.
BOOK 4-vEGETABLEs.
Best bush. Irish potatoes, VIM.
Kilmer; peck onions. Jacob French;
tomatoes, r. Burkhart, beets, G..
Benson; carrots, r. Burkhart; gallon
lima beans, same; half dozen cauli-
flower, vegetable oyster, egg plant,
Daniel Riker; doz. peppers, cucum-
bers, radishes, cabbage and squashes,
r. Burkhart; muskmelons, G.. Ben
son; pumpkins, Henry French.
BOOK 5-FRUITS.
Best and largest display of fruits
of all kinds, Jacob Ensmjnger; best
and greatest variety of fall apples,
Ed. Rentch.
BOOK 6-BREAD, sc.
Best lbs. butter, Mrs. VIM. Kill
mer; best rolls, Lizzie Brantner; best
biscuit, Mary Nertney; best corn
bread, Mrs. George III. Small; best
sponge cake, Mrs. A. Fulk; best CO.
coa-nut cake, Miss Cary Roush; do
nestle gingerbread, Mary V. Cush-
wa; lbs. lard, LIST premium, Mrs.
George II. Small, I'd premium, Dan
lei Riker; best cap of honey, Agnes
Porter; best hard soap, Mrs. George
p. Blessing; best gallon vinegar,
VIM. Kline; best jelly cake, Mrs. M.
E. Hyde; ornamental pyramid cake,
G. Z. Matthaei.
BOOK 7-PRESERVES, &C.
Best and largest variety of pre-
serves, premium, Mrs. M. l.. Mat
tingly; best and largest variety of
pickles, Mrs. Henry Havey; best
canned apples, Miss May Poisal;
best canned tomatoes, Mrs. McDan-
iel, dip; best canned peaches, HUI
dab Freeman, premium; best canned
pears, Mrs. Mary Carpenter; best
preserved strawberries, Fannie Ford;
best preserved ounces, Miss Emma
Staley; best apple jelly, Miss Susan
Gibson; best peach jelly, Miss Min
ME Hawk, best ounce jelly, Annie
E. Muth; best ounce jelly, Minnie
Staub; best currant jelly, Mary We
ME; preserved pears, Rosa Slime;
peach butter, Mrs. Annie Riner;
tomato catsup, Mrs. j. III. Shaffer;
brandy peaches, Miss Nellie Wynn,
best citron, Mrs. Samuel Aler; best
crabapple jelly, Miss Alice Nichols.
BOOK SHOWERS.
Best and choicest variety of flow
ers in pots, Joseph Imbach.
BOOK 9-FINE ARTS.
Best display of photographs, Ran
kin u Shaffer; best display of marble
works, Young q Turner; pencil
drawing, Percy Letter.
BOOK 10-NEEDLEWoRK, sc.
Best knit quilt, Miss Mary Y.
Cushwa; best and neatest made baby
dress, Nj. A. Licklider; best worked
handkerchief, Eliza Seibert; best
crochet shawl, Mrs. j. Gassman;
best silk-worked flannel skirt, Miss
Kate Thomas; neatest made ladies
underclothing, Miss Maggie Rice,
carriage afghan, Mrs. VIM. Smith;
lamp mat, Jennie Thrush; set table
mats, Virginia Morrow; worsted
quilt, Mrs. e. b. Letter; toilet mat,
Minnie Frazer; ornamental needle
work, premium, Mamie Bowman,
Dip, Mollie Wilen; pin cushion, Ber-
tina o. Edwards; plain sewing, Kate
Strailman, silk embroidery, Kate
Thomas; artificial flowers, Mrs. Ii.
x. Gregg; tatting work, Miss Jane
Riddle; crochet work, Mrs. E. S.
Tabler; beaded work, Mrs. Lydia
McKown; bracket work, l.. Win
ming.
BOOK 11-FACToRY GOODS, sc.
Best rag carpet, George Glossner;
best hearthrug, Mrs. Eliza Stauling;