The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-09-11

Best chaln-stltched or braided pillow
shans, Miss Jessie Wright first premium.
silver outer dish, v.lued at s.
Best display of darDed net work, Mrs. F.
A. Hoffman first premium, silver spoon
holder, valued Ut s.
Best display OF ornamental needle work.
two or more pieces, Miss Jessie Wright.
first premium. valued at as
Best specimen of wax work, fruits and
flowers. Miss Alice ago, Beaman, pair of
irdi: dral salts valued at So
Best display OF knitted silk mittens and
stockings, Mrs. Ada V. Taylor, Mon,rOse,
first premium, silver fish knife in case, VAL
u,d a, So.
Bes, cotton knit ladies' and gents hose.
Mrs. E H. Heady, first premium, toilet set.
valued at a.
! Fest specimen of WOODEN knit hose or
mit,ens, Mrs. In. Guild, first premium set
OF silver spoons valued at a.
! Best display OF home made rugs. Mr.. J.
w. Hurst, silver pickle easier, valued at
"a 90.
Best display of carpets, Mr. d. A. Clark,
first premium, double walieds ice pitcher,
valued at SIS
Best display of upholstery, A Meier,
hrst premium, one dozen silver knives, val
| uIeo al IS.
Best rag carpeting, w. w. Rsnte,, first
premium, silver syrup pitcher, valued at
Best display OF dry goods, j. NJ Clute.
first premium, silver caster, valued al SIS.
Mr.. CIute also received first premium ON
staple and fancy articles
Best display OF rick race, Miss Ada Boul-
din, silver butter knife, valued at s..
Best display Of homemade lace handker.
chief. Mrs Mont McGruder, Hugnesville,
handsome gold ring, valued at 50.
Best display of KensingtOn embroidery,
Mrs. j. ID. Russell, first premium, silver
jewel casket, valued at SIS.
Best general display homemade orna-
mental articles, Mrs. John Kullmer, senior,
four beaded and net purses, first premium,
silver fruit dish, valued at s..
CLASS Dime ARTS.
There were but few entries in this class,
but they were undoubtedly fine and added
not little to the beauty of the display in
main hall. The awards were as follows:
Oil painting, portrait, Frank Pebbles, of
Chicago, first premium, case OF silver
spoons valued at $40. This was the life
sized picture of Governor Crittenden, which
attracted SO much attention.
Best oil painting, landscape, Miss Josie
Wright, silver cake dish, valued at $40.
Best collection of oil paintings, Miss Josie
Wright, first premium, silver ice pitcher,
valued at $40.
Largest and finest display of photographs,
VIM. Latour, first premium, case If table
silverware, valued at so.
Best p)rtrait in crayon work. VIM. La
tour, first premium. silver fruit stand, val
ued at SO
Portrait in pastile, there was one entry
made by Mrs. Frank Sicher, but the pre- =
MUM was not awarded, IS the committee
decided it was not pastile but water col
ored.
Best collection of pencil drawings, Miss
Josie Wright frs, premium, silver butter
dish, valued at S..
CLASS FARM AND HOME PRODUCTS,
ETC, ETC.
This class was originally intended to have
been under the superintenency Of
Mr.. w. j. Bagby, but as this gentleman
was not present, the duties devolved upon
MIR. +. Landmann, who ably performed
them. The list of awards were partially
made Yesterday the following is the con-
clusiOn:
Best strawberry jelly, Mrs. L. j. Luck
EFT, first premium, silver knife and sugar
spoon, valued at %.
Best display of grape Jelly, Mrs. Pack,
yer salts, valued at g.
Best gooseberry jelly, Mrs. L. j. Lucke;t
first premium, half dozen spoons, valued
at 81.
Best cranberry jelly, Mrs. j. d Sicher,
usd at -.
Best ounce jelly, Mrs j. ID. Sicher. first
premium, half dozen spoons, valued at g.
Best apple Jelly, Mrs. j. Miller, Of Green
ridge, silver but er dish, valued at So.
Best Siberian crab apple jellv, Mrs. j.
Miller, Greenridge set of knives, valued at
s..
Bes. collection OF jellies, Mrs. J. s. Sicher,
silver ice pitcher, valued at Sl2
Best peach jam, Mrs. Pack Calhoun,
first premium. pair OF napkin rings, valued
1t So.
Best grape jam, Mrs. L. j. Luckett, first
premium, silver jelly she'll, valued at -
Best blackberry jam, Mrs BOnker, gold
ace pin, valued at 81.
B-st raspberry jam, Mrs l.. j. Luckett,
irst premium, silver ladie, valued at 81.
Best apple butter, Mrs. E. Brown, half
iOzen silver knives valued at 50.
Best sour pickles, Mrs. Bonker, silver
pickle caster, valued at So.
Best sweet pickles, Miss Lucy Hopkins,
silver butter dish, valued al S.
Best variety of catsup, Mrs. L. T. Kirk,
irst premium, silver syrup can valued at
400.
Best display OF dried apples, Mrs. B. A.
smith, SmithtOn. silver preserve dish VAL
ned at a.
Best peck of dried peaches, Mrs. George
silver pickle caster valued at 81.
Honey in comb, five pounds, w. 3. Hig-
,ins, silver caster valued at IS.
Best two ioaves of wheat bread, salt ris-
ng, W. H. Crowther, silver spoons in case
7alued at IS.
Bea two loaves, yeast rising, Mrs. W H.
Crowther. silver knives in case, valued al 80.