The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1884-10-11
THE COUNTY FAIR.
List of Premiums Continued from Last
Week.
DAIRY PRODUCTS.

| Carman, "a. MRS. hate sheppard, lara, ist; mrs
VIM. TreadwelI, I'd. Maurice Gent, print butter
by boy girl under Is, LIST; Laura RoystoD, I'd
Maurice Gent, roll butter by boy or girl under 6
LIST. Mollie Morgan, ham, LIST; Mrs. q. Cockey, I'd
HONEY.
Mrs. C. C. Berry, honey in comb, LIST; Mrs. s.
r. heaven. I'd; Mrs. r. Cuyler, certificate.
| WHEAT, OATS, RYE, CORN, BUcKwHEAT, TOBACCO, &C
Cbas Bosley, red wheat LIST; Mrs w. Treadwe
Mrs. L. Stevenson, white wheat, LIST. E. Herman
yellow corn, LIST. Mrs. L. Stevenson, early yellow
corn, LIST. c. c. Carman, early white corn, list
G.. Stengle, sugar corn, 1st Mrs. L. Stevenson,
OATS 1st. G. S. Taylor, rye, LIST. A. G. Scott bar
ley, 1st j. +. C. Talbot, timothy seed, LIST. j..
E. Swift, buck wheat LIST. Mrs. WIN. Treadwell,
cured tobacco, 1st.
John Greb, collection fruits. 1st; John Piersol,
I'd. John Piersol, collection apples. LIST; W. b..
Cockey I'd. W. B. Cockey, fall apples, lst /;
John Persol, I'd. William D. Breckenridge,
| pears 1st; John Greb. I'd. William d. Brack-
enridge, fall pears, LIST; w. F. Elton, I'd. VIM.
B. Sands, dish of any kinds, 1st VIM. d. Brack-
enridge, I'd; w. F. Elton, special John fireb,
ounces, LIST. S. Buchanan, peaches, list; Alex.
| Mccormick, I'd. S. Buchanan, largest and most
varied collection of peaches from one farm, lst.
A. Houck, hardy grapes, LIST; John Greb, I'd. A.
| Houck Concord grapes, 1st. John Greb, grapes
grown under glass, LIST. Mrs. Mary A. Worley,
basket of grapes, special.
| VEGETABLES.
Charles Iosley, potatoes, LIST. W. d. Bfacken-
ridge, sweet potatoes, LIST. j. F. Mather, mangle
wurzels, 1st. T. B. Todd, kale seed 1st. T. 3.
Todd, spinach seed, LIST. c. Albright, barrel
pumpkin, LIST. C. c. Carman, collection vege-
| tables, LIST. G. c. Carman, carrots, LIST. j. +.
Mather, parsnips, LIST. J. 7. Jones, oyster
plants, LIST. G.. G. Carman, squashes, LIST; S.
| Buchanan, I'd. J. T. JONES' Boston marrow, LIST
f. Krank, I'd. w. T. Hackett, egg plants, LIST !;
| c. C. Carman, I'd. G. G. Carman, long blood
beets, 1st w. b. Breckenridge, turnip beets, LIST.
| A. Houck, cabbage, 1st C. C. Carman, I'd. G.
C. Carman, kohl rabi, LIST. S. Buchanan, tomatoes,
LIST +; b. F. Bond, I'd. J. F. Matthews, lima beans,
LIST; S. Buchanan, I'd. G. Stengle, turnips, LIST ;
B. P. Bond, I'd. G. G. Carmau, peppers, list.
Jacob Wilson, Ohio potatoes, LIST. Mrs. Steven
son, kinds potatoes, I'd. John Greb, plants, LIST.
| Mrs. Eichelberger, begonias, foliage plants, cut
| flowers, LIST. Annie Foard viridfera green roses,
I'd. Mrs. Eichelberger, blooms of roses, LIST. Mrs.
| W. F. Bell, verbenas. LIST. Alex. Mccormick, dah-
las, 1st. John Greb, double zinnias, lst. Mrs.
| Eichelberger, basket flowers, lst; Miss S. Tread
well, 3D. W. D. Breckenridge, vase flowers, LIST.
Mrs W. F. Bell stand of flowers, list; Miss Susie
Treadwell I'd. Mrs. w. F. Bell, vase grasses, LIST
Mrs. W. Treadwell, 3D. Miss Belle Breckenridge,
buttonhole bouquets, lst Miss Annie Foard, I'd.
Mrs. C. E. Burton, cut geraniums, 1st
FANCY WORK.
| Mrs. j. BOsIey, SIX guilty let NILS. NoaH WI
such, I'd. Mrs. A. McGee, silk quilt, LIST. Mrs.
c. E. Burton, dice quilt, Sd. Mrs. Feeemyer,
knit counterpane, LIST Mrs. M. B. Corkran, I'd.
Mrs. j. Bosley, home made hearth rug, I'd. Mrs.
| C. L. Rogers, rag carpet LIST; Miss Ella Cockey,
ID Mrs. J. E. Swift hand made skirt, st. Mrs.
| w. B. Sands, plain sewing, 1st; Mrs. Jesse Ho-
shall, %. Mrs. ]. E. Swift, machine made skirt,
1st. Mrs. A. McGee, pair hose, list. Miss Jennie
Rider worsted afghan, 1st Mrs. ]. W. Shanklin,
I'd. Mrs. B. Mel. Hardesty, outline in silk, 1st;
| Mrs. A. w. Sweeny, Jr., I'd. Miss Lilly Price,
| pillow sham in satin stitch, 3D. Mrs. G. Lyon
Rogers, dress, LIST. Mrs. j. Price, skirt, I'd. Miss
Ella Cockey, lap cover, list. Miss II. Bell, crewel
emb., 1st; Miss Hattie Scott, special. Mrs. B.
Mel Hardesty, frame emb. in silk, LIST. Miss
Carrie Wheeler, emb. slippers in silk, LIST. Miss
Ida Ceilings, macreme lace work, 1st Mrs. B..
Mel. Hardesty, tidy, 1st; Miss Katie Gore, I'd.
Mrs w. F. Bell, toilet mats, 1st Miss L.. Tracey,
hairwork, LIST. Miss Rowena Scott, painting on
china, 1st E. A. Cockey, I'd. Fredk. Winslow,
drawing, LIST. Miss Rowena Scott, oil paintings,
LIST; Mrs B. Mel. Hardesty, ID E. A. Cockey
water color paintings, 1st Mrs. Lackey, I'd. Miss
Rowena Scott, sofa pillows, special. Miss Susie
Carlisle, wax flowers LIST; Miss Sophia Talbot, "a.
Miss G Cockey, lamp shade, 1st. Miss Jennie
| Beck, fire screen, I'd. Miss H. Bell, pictures
worked in worsted, 1st. Miss Maggie H Reese,
leather work, 1st. Mrs. c. E. Burton, darned net
child's drawers, 1st. Mrs. Jesse Hoshall, silk
Saml Brady, crocheting, LIST. Miss Annie Fuss,
pin-cnshion, 1st Mrs. Z. N. Jessop, I'd. Mrs.
Geo. Webster, cross-stitch emb, lst. Miss f.
| Chase, lacework, LIST. Mrs. B. Mel. Hardesty,
pillow shams, LIST. Miss Bessie Scott, zephyr
| table cover, 1st Miss Edith Benson, paper
| flowers, special. Mrs. Oregon Benson pin cush-
ion, special. Miss Annie Ramming, embroidery,
| special. H. II. Greene, scroll saving, LIST.
,o,ow,ng p psfs5hs cA Mafs sarueu nrs
MUM: Miss Roland, home made bread; Mrs. c.
B. Taylor rolls Mrs. W d. breckenridge, rnsk; ;
Miss Kate Wheeler, biscuits Miss Mary IL. Mat
tbews. Yeast powder; Miss Annie Foard, pound
cake Bessie Scott sponge cake; Mrs. W. W.
Matthews, mountain cake; Mrs. j. W. Shankln,
orange cake; Mrs. R. Mecryman, cup cake; Miss
Sophia Talbot, fruit cake Mrs r. Merryman,
ieliy cake: Mrs c. D. Siinguf, custard cake !;
Miss Emma Causey, chocolate cake Mrs. j. W..
Shanklin, marble cake; Mrs. H. Merryman, GIN
ger cake; Mrs. j. W. Shanklin, sugar cake; MRS
Geo. Jessop, Jr., tumble cake; Mrs. w. W. Mat
thews. lady cake; Mrs. Lille Matthews, cocoanut
cake: Mrs ]. w. Shanklin, iceing, Louis Held,
pretzels; Miss Bessie Scott, ice cream cake.
PRESERVES, JELLIEs, PICKLES, &C.
First premiums were awarded the following per-
sons Sophia Talbot, apple marmaiade; MRS.
c. L. Burton, peach marmalade; Sale Hooker,
cherry marmalade; Belle Breckenridge, pear
marmalade; Sallie Hooker, ounce marmaade
Mrs. C. E. Burton, pear marmalade; Mrs. q. w.
Halle. preserved pineapple: Annie Foard pre-
served peaches; Mrs. Lewis Dawson, preserved
cherries; Annie Foard, preserved cherries: Annie
Foard preserved straw berries Mrs. q. Il. Burton,
preserved ounces Belle breckenridge, preserved
raspberr,es; Annie Foard, preserved pears; Mrs.
C. C. Carman, preserved pears; Sallie Hooker,
preserved crab apples; Annie Foard, preserved
crab apples Mrs. c. c. Carman, preserved dam
sons Annie Foard, preserved plums; Mrs. u. NJ
Halle, preserved citron Salie Hooker, preserved
gooseberries Sallie Hooker, preserved watermelon
rind; Mrs. w. J. Shanklin, preserved ripe toma-
toes; Mrs. Lewis Dawson, preserved green toma-
toes Sallie Hooker, preserved orange peel Sal
lie Hooker, preserved rhubarb; Annie Foard, pre-
served pumpkins Annie Foard, preserved dew
| berries; Mrs Geo. M. Halle, preserved currants;
Mrs. G.. R. Chew, spiced tomatoes; Mrs. G. G.
Carman spiced canteleups; Mrs. Buttner Chilli
sauce; Mrs. c. e. Burton, white fox grapes Mrs.
Buttner, black raspberry jelly; Mrs. G. G. Car
man, apple butter; Mary II. Matthews, apple
butter Mrs. W. W. Matthews, peach butter;
| Louise White, crab apple jelly; Mrs. Buttner,
crab apple Jelly Sallie Hooker, cranberry jelly
Mrs. c. Z. Burton, white currant jelly; Saie
Hooker, black currant jelly; Belle Breckenridge,
red currant jelly NJ Louise White, currant jelly;
Belle Breckenridge Sallle hOd ,d
goose plum jelly Mrs. g. NJ. Halle, citron jelly ;
Lily Price, pear jelly Mrs. c. E. Burton, ribbon
Jelly; Mrs. John Crowther, gooseberry jelly;
Lily Price, red apple jelly; sallie Hooker, red
apple jelly Lily Matthews, apple jelly; Mrs. 7.
T. Iorsuch, apple jelly; Mrs. Kate Sheppard,
jelly sas III. Hooker pfsaSa sy APns
~ Jelly Mrs G. Lyon Rogers, blackberry jelly;
Mrs. L. L. Pinkerton, blackberry jelly; Sophia
Musgrove, grape jelly Belle Breckenridge, choco-
| late caramels Sophia Talbot, cream caramels !;
Sophia Talbot, lemon taffy; Belle Breckenridge,
cocoanut tafy; Mary E. Stansbury, conserved
peaches Annie Foard, cucumber pickle; Mrs.
Jesse Hoshall, chow-cho pickle; Annie Foard,
caulifower pickle; Mrs. G. M. Halle, canteleup
pickle; Belle Breckenridge, green tomato and
rire tomato pickle; Sallie Hooker, mangoes cucum-
Der; Mrs. u. NJ. Halle, mangoes canteeup; Mrs.
Jesse Hoshall, mangoes peppers; sallie Hooker,
walnut pickle, Virginia green pickle, damson
| pickle, cherry pickle; Mrs. G. r Chew, martinias
pickle; Sallie Hooker, tomato catsup, walnut cat
sup, mushroom catsup; Mrs. Jesse Hoshal mixed
pickle; Belle Breckenridge, tap sauce; Mrs. j.
Hoshall, pickle onions; Mrs. c. R. Chew, spiced
green tomato; Annie Foard, white cherries spiced;
| Mrs. W. w. Matthews, red cherries spiced; Annie
Foard, spiced plums; Mary E. Stansbury, spiced
cantaleup Mrs c. e. Burton, sweet picked fox
grapes Sallie Hooker, brandy peaches, brandy
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