Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-10-13

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Hpecial premium offered by W. u.
Jones; best loaf domestic bread. salt
raisng, Miss L. Phillips. Dip; best loaf
domestic bread. yeast raising. Mrs. MI.
hopinseA, silver cake basket, special
premlumQifered by w. l.. Jones: beat
rolls, Mrs. Lloyd Harper; best hiscuifs'
Mrs. John Nicer, Dip. best rye bread.
Mrs. Ann DanlAn, Dip; best corn bread,
Mrs. =. simmons, Dip; hest homemade
cheese, Mrs. Q. Gushwa, dip: best
pound cake, Katie Kramer; best sponge
cake, Miss Fannie Shipley; hest choco-
late cake, Miss Anna Wllen; hest co.
coanut cake, Mrs. L. Cushwa; best a..
| nestle ginger bread, Mrs. john Connor:
best lnrd, Mrs. NJ. Al. Gardner: best
cap honey. Mrs. w n. n. Flick; best
hard soap. Rcbecca Ryneal; best gallon
cider vinegar. D. Hedges.
BOOK -. Preserves, Canned Fruits.
Pickles, etc. BEST display preserves.
Lucy Bitner; best display je1lfes, Mrs.
George Blessing; best canned apples.
Mrs.Mary Rcnch; best canned peaches
Miss Fannie Leidich; best canned pears
Mrs. i. Alburtis: best canned pinme.
Mrs. Hunter Walker; best preserved
currants, Susan Shaffer; best preserv-
ed cherries, Mrs. Hunter Walker; best
preserved ounces, Mrs. G. w. Wisner;
best preserved peaches, Mrs. George
Knapp; best preserved apples, Miss X.
Cunningham; best preserved plums.
Mrs. r. G. Burkhardt; best preserved
pears, Mamie Payne; best preserved
raipberries, Mrs. VIM. Davis: Judges
| awarded first premium also to Miss ia
ME Harrison Tor canned peaches; best
plum Jelly, Mrs. Brown Lafevre; best
apple Jelly, Mrs, Lucy Carter; best
pear Jelly, Mrs: John Myers best peach
Jelly, Miss Sadie Bowers; best ounce
iaIIx Mr1 nj. NJ HrQnabas rlx.1
cucumbers, Mrs. q. II. Mercer; best
picked tomatoes, Miss Al. K0nk; best
apple butter, Miss A. Poisai best
peach butter, Mrs. James Mathews;
best tomato catsup, Mrs. x: g. Burk-
hardt. Judges made special mention
OF rhtlbarb jelly, By Miss NJ. j. Raugh,
and awarded diploma also to Miss T..
Stnub for tomato preserves.
BOOK 81 Flowers--B Best collection Of
cnt flowers, Mrs. L. Miller
BOOK 9.-~Fine Arts hest painting in
oil, Miss II. ". Hedges; best in water
coloIM r.. q. Hunter; best display Of
rbQt< taphs, ETC., II. g. Hunter: best
BtM{3ng on silk, M. l.. Berry. Com.
Pima kary notice to Miss Sue B. Strfb-
liiis4RF pencil drawings, and to Miss
Nannie n. Doll for painting in ~.
Book l0.--Ornamental, Shell and
Needle Best patchwork quilt,
Mrs. Is. Joselin; best and neatest made
caiico dress, Mrs. J. a. kephhrt; best
ana neatest made baby dress, Miss n.
zimmerman; best toilet mat, Emma
Thompson; best ornamental needle
work, Mamie Bowman; best pin cush.
ion. Mamie Berry; best plain sewing,
Mrs. IL. Seibert; best and neatest made
gentlcmag's white shirt, Annie AZ. Fet-
ger; best worked cambric skirt, Miss
Dora Hedges; best silk-worked flannel
skirt, Miss b. q. Edwards; best and
neatest made ladies' understanding
Miss Il. Creswell; best embroidered or
bead slippers, Miss M. l.. Undertake;
best children's afghan, Mrs. II. w.
Greer; best lamp mat, Ella Wild: best
set table MATS, Miss Josie Rinker; best
worsted work, Mrs. b. Il. Fiery: best
silk embroidery, Miss Eliza McQuilkin;
best artificial flowers. Mollie 9. Holli-
da: best she'll work, Miss Mary Sake
man; best beaded work, s. Al. Naden-
bousch.
Book i1.--Factory Goods. ctc.--For
the most skillful useful, and ingenious
article. manufactured by II miss under
Is years OF age, Miss Mollie Ryn0al:
best rug made from rags, jackson
Hayes; best pair knit mits, Mrs. III.
Wilen; best knit comforter, Ella Bla-
keney. The Judges made compliment
tary mention Of knit cotton socks, made
by Mrs. Il. Liebeck.
Book 12.---Musical Instruments
Best organ, }. B. Sechrist, Dip, Hagers-
town, Md.
Book l3.--cabinct Ware No entries.
Book IA. Machines for Knitting,
sewing, Washing and Household use
Best sewing machine for family use,
ssNew Home 7. w. Brooks, Dip; best,
washing machine, Maggie y g. u. Lock-
hart, Dip; best churn, Jacques, Ross y
Brown, dip.
Book b. Miscellaneous Mechanical
Products no awards.
Book 10. Agricultural Implements
n 1e,. s"o1 hast corr r" rian ter s. RonE
grain thresher and separator, Flick 81