The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-07-08

side sole leather .....S ..............50 50c
pair mems coarse boots. ...... ....... 500
pair mems calf boots. sos
ladies shoes 500
be buuch wooleu yarn, not less than 5
pounds .................... Duo
two barrels, tight work .......... 81
-four barrel j
display of tin aud copper ware, to consist of
tin bucket, copper kettle, tin pan, tin
tea kettle manufactured by exhibitor 8
cooking stove SOC
rifs gun SOC
secretary sos
panel door 5ec
window sash sos
burrau So
bsdstsad |
center table
set chairs /
largest display of furniture
best and most 1,ur m,is from 100 pounds
of whsat
marble work 5
wagon whip 25c
J I brooms manufactured in c,u1ty 2je
fly brush, pei fowl fertilizers 25c
corn and potsto basket ESQ
o0uhltaoos u u buiy, otOpuoa FOtV !" IL
Armstrong, Henry M,ugls, g W R'aus
CLASS-K FLORAL HALL.
Best wooden carpet. rag o,rpet, pair double
covsrlets. 81 each; single coverlet. log cabin
quilt, bed quilt made within the year. bed
quilt not made within the year 81; pair homs-
made blankets, 81. bed spread, homemade
counte-piHe. homemade linen sheets, home
wrought rug. Sue each o yards linen. piece
jeans not les than 5 yards, piece ca,inet not
less than yards. SOC each; linen table cloth.
best made coat. SOC each; pair lamp mats, door
mat pair wooden knit stockings. pair cotton
knit stockings. wooden knit mittens, pair socks,
Sc each.
/ Committee-Dr. Lewis Diebl, Mrs. Richard
| Greenbauk. Mrs John Moore. Mrs Thomas
McBreom, Mrs Peter DOR, Mrs. Matte BUS
Kirk.
CLASS L-FLoRAR HALL.
| Best bonnet in style and making. hat style
and making. straw bonnent taken from field,
assortment millinery work made dress. shirt,
skirt, specimen leather work, worsted en-
broidery, silk, SOC each; bead work, worsted
embroidery on muslin, COLLAR, crotcher work.
ottoman cover. table cover, specimen wax
work. worsted work. fancy hair work. switch.
curls, shell work, velvet hat. silk hat. head
dress. toilet cushion. embroidered slippers,
picture knit tidy, toilet mat. embroidered
pocket handkerchief, embroidered collar lady s
undersleeves, chenille work, artificial flowers.
cigar case, watch case, card ctse, hanging
basket. beaded purse, chair cushion. pin cush-
ion, pillow slip, wreath card receiver, night
dress stand cover. beaded purse. linen lace
cake cover, knit scarf. watch guard, sham
sheet worsted chair cushion. feather lace
bolster slip. th.ead lace, wooden lace. darnet
lace crochet lace, crochet stool cover, crochet
lffs crochet mats, crochet sack. comb case
brush case, letter case. paper holder, collection
of cards. wax ,wers. 25c each.
| Committee L. Eberle, Mrs. Jas. G
Gaichell. Mrs. George Wilcox. Mrs. Henry
Menkle. Mr.. j. NJ. Eberle. Miss. Lucetta
Howiler.
CLASS-M FLORAL HALL.
Best oil painting, water color painting
specimen crayon, drawing. penmanship. pho
togragh. ferreotype, chrorao, steel engraving
statuette, bead hanging basket, corn work
picture frame. she'll work picture frame. gilt
work picture frame. mahogany picture frame
brackets, rustic flower stand, shells. 25c each
Committee-Louis Stoehr, Mrs, L. P. Oblin.
ger, Mrs. David Steel, Mrs George Haren
Miss Hattie Diehl, Miss Ida Smith.
CLASS N-FLoRAL HALL.
Best display greenhouse plsuts, 81; ar
ranged bouquet, arranged basket fl,wers
greatest variety Of roses, greatest variety o
dahlias, display heliotropse, salvias. colias
bal sans, German and China asters, anuua
pblox, 6 varisti ss, .pansies. Chinese prm
roses, fuschias 5 varieties, gerauiums, swee
a;t laaf Aso
geranium, rose geranum, su'phreno gerani
um, happy thought gsranium, new life se-
rapium walnut gsranium, white perfection
geranium, Queen of the West gerauium
General Sheridan gsranium, ice plant
paror ivy, Jerusalem cherry tre,, Kent
worth ivy, begonias 3 varieties, fever6ew
smilax, lantana, veronica, verbenas. petu'
nias, cactus, camslas, best vase flowers
cut flowers, everlasting flowers, fer baske'
bachelors button, ESQ each.
Committee John N Martin, Mrs Rob
srts, Mrs VIM Loper, Mrs J Hill, Miss Matti
Oksy, Mrs T N Norris.
CLASS O-FLoRAL HALL.
/ Best preserved peaches, qninces, cherries
plums, tomatoes, grapes, pears, huokleesr
riss, raspbsrries, blackberries, apples, wate
melons, .c,trons, Strawberries, muskm lions
gooseberries, currants, mulbsrries, crab ap
pies, raisins, awbsrries;. currant jam. black
berry, raspberry, strawberry gooseberry
cherry, ounce, cranberry, tame grape, pllm
peach, dewbsrry, apple, maple, sorghum mo-
lasses; ounce, apple. currant, strawberry
plum, tame grape, Siberian erapapple, black
berry, cranberry, huckleberr5. dewbsrry
malberry, cherry, tomato, raspberry, peach
pear, rhubarb jelly, rs, each.
Committee, A Pearson, Mrs Klla Bbsrls
Mrs DR. Lewis DIshl, Miss Lucinda Msnkel
MrsJN Martin, Mrs Ksyser.
CLASS P-FLoRaL HALL.
Peach. ample, ounce. plum, ch erry. pear
tomato. blackberry. cranberry butter; canned
corn, cherries, atraw berries quinces. corn aud
tomatoes, tomatoes. blackbsfrie., raspbsrries
peaches, pears, plums apples; tomats cstsup,
cucumber ca;sup;pickled cucumbers. cabbage,
chow chow, variety jar. cpiced cabbage, pick
led beans, spiced watermelon, peaches, toma-
toes, 25c each.
COMMITTEES, 4 W Armstrong Mrs John
Gramlich, Mrs Henry Binder, Mrs DR.. W
Webbsr, Miss Minnis Baker. Mrs AZ c We !
CLASS Q-FLoRAL HALL.
Best mountain, silver. gold, ponnd, fruit
Jelly, lemon cake, rusks. loaf homemade
bread yeast rising, with receipt for making,
6 loaves bakers bread, loaf hopsmste bfeai,
salt rising, with receipt for making, 21o each;
Switzsr chez made in county, SO 81
Limburger do
display not less than 3
blackberry, eurrant, elderbsrry wine, each
variety grape wine, any other domestic wine,
25s each, A pounds butter 2Sc; hams meat,
box of honey, pouads maple sugar, jar
lari peck died apples, pack driei psachs',
gallon dried corn, ,tomat) 81, ,raspberrles, black
berries, Lima beans, butter beans, corn beans,
sweet potatoes, pears, peach leather, peas,
plums, watermelon, grapes, rhubaih, elder
berries. gallon each Of other dried fruits,
25c each.
Committee, David Crawford, Laura Tan
nsr, Okey, Josephine Crow, Maria Ullman,
Jennie Hogue.
CLASS R-FRUITs.
APPLES.
Best 4 varieties autumn apples, va
rieties sweet apples, varieties for lam
ily use, A varieties for market, 81 each ;
largest and best display 0 apples grown