Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-10-17

80A0idIIy, MIo OUUeei. SILK Quiit auu Couu
terpane; MIS- John II Crawford, pound
cake, sponge cake, yeast and salt bread
large collection of cake, lard. &C.; Mrs {
A Roller. cake; Miss Sallie G Roller
bread; E 6 Pollard, bushel Irish potatoes,
cakes SC Mrs. G D. Kunkel, embrode-
ry; Samuel SmeltZ9r, yeast bread.
JAS N Mcfarland, wheat; Miss Maggie
P Keller, knitting; Miss Lucy A Meni-
fee, collection Of pears; pounds honey,
Mrs A S Hartman, sofa cushion; Miss Au-
gusta Hartman, point lace, sofa pillow
and fancy work in profusiOn Mrs Ed
Surber, afghan, very beautiful; Miss M S
Hartman. afghan, very beautiful; Miss
Eaker, macrene WORK; Mrs ] A r Var.
ner, silk quilt; Mrs Hites, muslin quilt:
Miss Annie Il McCutehan, embroidery:
j l. McCutchan, col. and variety of fruit
col. and variety of wine; Miss A. r. Nc
Cutchan, blankets and embroidery on fan
mel; Berthe McPheeters, salt risen bread;
Miss Tillie cPheeters, yeast bread; Miss
Annie McPheeters, yeast risen bread; Mrs
b H Wright, yrs flannel. s yrs table
linen, linen sheeSing, fax thread, bed
spread. waiter cover, chair tidy and quilt,
all made by hand; Mrs M A aCourt,
ham; Mrs H q Danner, knit cotton
socks, and fancy work of all kinds; II. T..
Danner, barley and oats; Miss Gena Tai
iaferro. quilt; Mrs A r Warner, silk
quilt; Mrs Jane Hite, blankets; Mrs
Rachael McCutchan, woIsted quilt, wine,
preserves; Miss Nettie Tams, yeast bread;
Miss E A Hartman, cried apples; Mrs E
A Fulcher, quilt.
Mrs W D Cook, naacreme work; Miss
Susie Hutcheson, macreme work; Miss I
ton, white cake; Myrtle Gllkerson, sponge
cake; Mrs N Fl Hotchkiss, chair tidy; Mrs
VIM McComb, sponge cake; Hewitt &
Son, collection of paper and wall decora-
tions; Mrs G l. Potter, bread, needlework,
sc; } w L0hr, sewing machine; Richard
Brown. (col.), crochet work; Prof J A
Dodge, pen aud drawing; Ryland & Lee,
pianos, organs, &c; q w Cochran, Blu.
Irish potatoes, onions. &c Mrs w r Adj
kins, paper flowers. toilet mats; Mrs Sam 4
Byers. bread; W Byers. corn; Mrs A w
Hartman, embroidery and fancy work; Mrs
w r Adkins, garrett apron and pillow
shams; Mrs E. G. Pollard, pound cake;
Miss banner, spatty work, catsup; Mrs
II G Danner, quilt; Grubert q Son, cook
stove; Mrs Jas Mcpherson Crawford,
bread, butter, lard; Chas r Meg ufin,
corn; G L Flick, side saddles, mems sad
dies, set of harness, sets of single har-
ness, draft collars, II doz. riding whips;
Mrs Maggie Zimmerman, wine; Mrs
Brandeburg. cakes; Mrs Hoshour, hay.
bread; Mrs. D McGufiin, cake; Mrs S A
Tannehill, cakes, jellies, pickles, and
bread; Miss Fannie Tannehlil, macreme
work: Mrs E ID Harland, bed spread, rug;
Mrs l. McCutchen. quilt, pickles, and
wine; j ohm A Hupman, corn; w Church
man, hay; Mrs Col W A Hartman, silk and
cotton netting; Mrs E V Hartman, cake;
Mrs Eliza Dull, col. wines and Jellies,
counterpanes, carpet, mlttens; j Jack
son, garden products; Miss E Kate Slower,
embroidery; Mrs E V Hartman, ham and
butter; Mrs Kenney Brown, bread; Mrs
David O'Rork, honey; Mrs DR. b L Way
man. guilt silk; Miss Emma Paris, sofa
cushions; Miss Lizzie Paris, bread; Miss
Ella Paris, yeast rolls and quilt; Miss
Fannie Paris, free-hand drawing; Frank
Alexander & Co., churns; Misses Gussie
Bumgardner. Mable Tinsley. Matte
Wayt, free hand drawing; Mrs. s A Wayt,
bedspread; Mrs. DR. n Wayt, cake; Mrs H
G Danner, counterpanes; Miss Ella Dan
ner, sponge cake, Miss Katie Danner, CO.
coanut cake; Mrs NJ Il Danner, child s
shirt.
E A Fulcher, butter, col. of apples;
Robt Lynn. corn; VIM Merritt, corn;
Miss o Lannean, silk emb Mrs E. G..
Pollard, col, of wines, jellies, cakes, fruit,
and garden products; E 6 Pollard wheat
oats, and corn; Geo A Shields, corn; Miss
Fannie IcComb, bread; J II. McComb
corn; D b Showalter, Thomas seed
sower, road machine, and grist mill; Har-
per Hartman. wheat and corn; Jas Craig,
homes; Mrs Mary Silling, col. of jellies; {
B Co.ner, wheat and Germ; Mrs II S Hogs
head, bread; Mrs D O'Rork, honey, Mrs
G. II. Hart, sofa cushion; Bargamin &
Shepherd, plumbing materials; Mrs. r. S.
Harnsberger, butter and bread; Mrs f.
Smith. ham; Mrs Mary Randolph, silk EN-
brOidery and col. ornamental work; Mrs
Harvey Marshal, bread; Miss Smith, cake;
John Myers, corn; Miss Glenn Atkinson,
crotchet edge; Sam II Tutwiler, corn and
rye.
Mrs Virginia Hartman, sponge cake, jel
ly cake. cocanut cake aud yeast bread
Miss May Kinney, sofa cushion; Mrs M {,
Smith, table mats, sofa cushion, table
scarf, pillow sham, crochet and collar
Miss Alice Blair, crochet, tidy and silk
quilt; VIM Dunlap, grape wine; Mrs M W
D Hogshead. plate johnson apples; 81 P
Dlckerson, corn; W w Sproul, mixed b ay
q B Coyner, wheat; Mrs Mseks, calico
quilt; c B Coyner, wheat and corn; S W
Beard, strained honey and comb honey
Miss Susie B Anderson, yeast bread; Mrs
A w Payne. currant wine; VIM Crosby
corn; Miss Eddie A McComb, sponge cake
pound cake, white cake, jelly cake, cocoa
nut cake and display Of CAKES; Mrs M A
McComb. grape wine, Blackberry wine
peach preserves, currant, jelly, blackberry
jelly, cucumber pickle, hard soap and ap-
pie butter; VIM Sprnul, wheat; Mrs. EN-
ma King, yeast bread; Mrs Matte Miller
lard.
THE REUNION.
The reunion CT Augusta veterans took
place on the grounds at II O'Clock. There
were about 500 of the old regulars present
The address of welcome was delivered by
Maj. Jed Hotchkiss, and ne was followed
by Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, Gen. Lilley and
Col. Skinner and Major Dorman
who were listened to with deer
interest. The appearance of their
old commanders elected great enthusiast n
on the part of the veterans, and they
manifested their pleasure at the meeting
by genuine old "Rebel'' yelis.
THE MILITARY.
The Harrisonburg Guard and the An
dersan Guard Of Woodstock, with TIT
Stanton Artillery, are in camp on the
grounds. The visiting military have at
tracted mueh attention. and have de
meaned themselves most handsomely dur
ing their stay here.
FAIR NOTES.
One of the most creditable exhibits al
the fair is that N sda by Jacob Andes of
Wi1low Snout Ha has hoes horaa shops
butcher knives, axes, breast chains, &c.
all of the;best workmanship and finish. Tit
admirable part IS that these things are al
the workmanship of his own hands, made
at his anvil with his hammer and tongs
The exhibit is worthy of critical eXami
nation.
Among the swine exhibit is very rare