Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-09-16

premium. Daniel Riker; Spanish Black,
premium, j. f. Reed; Houdons, pre-
miums G. j. Faulkner Ducks-Bra-
zillians, premium, Alvin IL. Griffith;
| White Spanish, same. Best Plymouth
! Rock Chickens. Frank Leech, premium;
| White Leghorns. premium, Daniel Ri
ker; Pekin, premium, John \. Richard.
/ TURKEYS premium. Alvin II. Griffith.
! Book 3-Grain. Flour, &e.-Best red
| wheat. W. c. Myers, premium; best
barrel white wheat flour, d. G. Cushwa,
premium; best bushel of rye, q. W.
/ CushWa, premium; best bushel OF oats,
j. W Hedges, premium; best bushel OF
( timothy seed, Luther ROpp, premium.
\ Book - Vegetables sweet pota-
toes. ,Jno 4. Boyd, premium; best peck
/ of onions, Jn0. 4. Richard, premium;
/ best peek OF beets, ID. II. Small, pre-
4 MUM: best peek of tomatoes, Roberto.
| Burkhart. premium; best peek OF car
rots. Daniel Riker, premium; best gal
! lon of bunch beans, II. {. Burkhart;
! best vegetable oysters, Daniel Rlker.
Cucumbers, II. c. Burkhart. Musk
melons, j. III. Bozart.
Book c. Butter, Bread, &c.-Best
| butter, Mrs. Geo. NJ. Noll; bread, Miss
| Annie O'Connor; rolls, Mrs. d. ii.
| Small: biscuits, Miss Lizzie hilmer;
| corn bread, Miss Annie Cunningham;
sponge cake, Mrs. Frank Staley; cocoa
nut cake, Miss Florence Couchman;
ginger bread, Bessie Housworth; Lard,
| Mrs. Emma Light; hard soap, Miss
! Kate Cushwa; cider vinegar, Robert {.
| Burkhart. The judges make compl-
mentary mention of sponge cake BY
Miss Maggie Reed butter by Mrs. VIM.
| Mong and +. L. Leidig; bread by Mrs.
f. L. Leidig; biscuit, by Miss Kate Nc.
| Cumisky: rolls by Miss Jennie Good,
and hard soap by Mrs. +. d. staley
Book Preserves, &c.-Largest and
best variety of jellies, Miss Mary T..
Roush canned fruit, Mrs. Geo. Knapp;
canned tomatoes, Miss Cora Blessing;
peaches, Miss Sadie Bowers; pears,
Mrs Ed Lupton; plums, Mrs. Mary
! Robbins; best preserved cherries, MRS.
! c. w. Wisner; best apple jelly, Miss
Sallie Pitzer: peach Jelly, Miss Minnie
Hawk; best plum jelly, Mrs. jennie
| Lefevre; best currant jelly, Miss Mag
gle Burnett; strawberry jelly, Mrs.
Harriet Shook; preserved peaches Miss
Emma Berry; pears, Mrs b. Mcintyre;
plums. Miss Lima Staub; picked GU
| cumbers. Miss NJ. V. Morrow; peach
butter, Mrs. Cythia Miller; plum do,
Miss Mary e. Riner; tomato catsup,
Mrs. II. c. Burkhart; citron, Mrs. Lou
| Seibert.
Book 9-Fine Arts.-Best painting
in oil, j. w Hedges, premiumi +. >.
| Walsh, diploma; water colors, Mrs. A..
Oden, premium; Miss May Poore, di-
| ploma; best display of photographs, +.
| c. Hunter,
Book 10 Needlework.- Best silk
quilt, Mrs. j. T. Young; best toilet mat,
| Amelia Alburtis; toilet cushion, Mrs
| +. Slagle; ornamental needlework, Miss
| Jennie Bowman; best baby dress, Mrs
! Laura Stearn: silk worked flannel shirt,
! Miss Amelia Alburtis; embroidered OF
! toman cover, Miss Hal Zimmerman;
| neatest made ladies undertaking,
| Mrs. j. Lambert; children's clothing
| Mrs. Susan L0ly; dressing gown, Miss
! l.. 2. Tabler: slippers, Miss Rosa Ber-
! lin; afghan, Miss p. Q. C0uchman;
| children's afghan, Miss Lou Milburn;
| pin cushion, Miss Leila Kraft; worked
! collar, Miss Ella Cunningham; plain
sewing. Miss Bessie Burkhart; worsted
work, Mrs. Il. G.. Brown; artificial
! flowers, Miss T.. G.. Rauch; flower work
/ Mrs Addie Mitchell; wax work, Miss
! NJ g. small; crochet work, Miss Mag
ole F0rtny: bracket work. Miss A W.
Krouse. The judges request that spec
! iai mention be made of macrome work
! by Mrs. Ellen Johnson, and Misses VI y
! Morrow, Rose Staly and sue Hunter.
/ BOOK ll-FactOry Goods, &c.-Best
| flax linen. Miss 4. 4. Small; hearthrug,
Mrs. Z. Y. Pine; cotton stockings, Mrs.
Rebecca Wilson.
Book l2- Muscical Instruments
| Best upright piano, lives and Pond,
| Ed. +. PAUL, agent, premium; best or
gan, Carpenter" Ed. 4. PAUL, agent,
! premium.
Book 14-Machines, &c.-Best sew
| inc machine, Weed J, Dodd & DOdd,
agents; best washing machine, NJ. J..
Jones. The judges make special com
| plimentary mention Of the "Iousehold
! Company Machine" entered by t. w.
| Brooks.
Book 6-Agricultural Implements
| Best grain thresher and separator, Dodd
/ Il Dodd. Pitts Agricultural Works,
| Buffalo, n. ~; best moving machine,
1 Dodd 81 D0dd, Warrior Mower Com
pany): corn shelter. Dodd Il Dodd; fam
| ming machine, J. n. Thatcher; wheat
drill. A. G. Hendrick and Jno. Shep-
herd; corn cultivation, Dodd a DOdd F.;
best reaping machine, sames hay fork,
| same; reaper and binder, A. 5. R0nk,
/ McCormick); corn cultiyator, same ;
horse hay fork, D0dd d DOdd: portable
fence, J. J.. Funk; stubble ploW, Dodd &
/ Dodd: hay and straw cutter, j. +. kel-
Ter: harrow, Geo. Lettenmyer; corn
cultiyator, , horse, A. ;. Ronk, Brown
Manufacturing Company. The judges
call the attention of the farmers OF
| Berkeley county to pillow eXhited by
j. +. Keller and manufactured by JOS.
Elcoek, the point being reversible,
which makes a great saving in the
blacksmith's bill. We also make special
complimentary mention of fodder cut
ter and masticator, Eyler's make J, en-
tered by G. W. Eyler, Of Virginia; and
hay and straw cutter, Hank a Com
stocks make, entered by G. NJ. Shafler,
Berkeley county.
RoOK IT. Machinery Best portable
engine, (Pitt's Agr'l Works., Dood &
Dodd: best saw mill. John FitZ; saw
I mill head block, John Fitz.
Book 1S.-N ehicles Best two-horse
carriage, Hursh, Paslett y Strough;
! spring wagon, Bittinger q Hollis; one
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