Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-09-12

bier; I'd, A NJ Stabler; best sample of buck
wheat, z W Page; best white corn. G H
Brooke; best white ear corn, Fred Stabler;
best peck of rye, A NJ Siabler; I'd, z W Page;
best peck of oats, Chas II Brooke; I'd, A M
Stabler.
Flour-For best process -four, manufacture
ed outside of Montgomery county, bbl.,
Kinda Adamson; best process flour in Mont
| gomery county, bbl., + NJ Veirs; best fami-
ly -four, manufactured in Montgomery coun-
| ~, VIM L Maunakee.
Tobacco-For best sample tobacco &c lbs,
John W Keys.
Machinery and Agricultural Implements
For best display of agricultural Implements,
+ l. Moore.
Carriages, Saddles and Harness-For best
display of harness. John II Nichols; best dis
play of vehicles, W Cashell best vehicle,
G w Cashell.
vegetables-Cass First-For best three
beets, II Hallowell; I'd, VIM Il Mannakee;
best three heads of cabbage, Mrs Z D Waters;
I'd, Granville Farquhar; best three cymblings,
w L Mannakee; ID, Thos D Jackson best
three pumpkins, VIM Il Mannakee; I'd, G R
Hartshorne; best three egg plants, II G. Hal
lowell I'd, Mrs Y d Waters best display Of
potatoes, G Il Hartshorne; I'd, W NJ Stabler;
best display of vegetables, C IIallowell;
3D. Mrs z D Waters. Glass Second-best
lima beans, pint, G r Ilartshorne; Cd, Geo
Peter; best satisfy, a roots, Ii G Hallowel;
I'd, r 3 Magruder; best four parsnps, Mrs A
NJ Stabler I'd, w II Mannakee; best four car
rots, Mrs w : Brooke; I'd Mrs A NJ Stabler:
best half peck of potatoes, ID Blunt I'd,
NJ lIeagy; hest half peck of sweet potatoes, Ii
G llallowell; I'd, Mrs 4 d Waters; best half
peck of tomatoes, Mrs S d Higgins; I'd, II @
Hallowell; best peck of Turnips, Mrs L J Hail.
best peck onions, z W Page I'd, r Farqu-
har; best lot OF celery, Chas II Brooke; best
half dozen ears sweet corn, Mrs Y ID Waters;
I'd W Il Mannakee.
Fruits-For best display of fruits, raised by
exhibitor, Mrs A Staoler; best peck Of ap.
pies, W Page; I'd, Frank stabler; best peck
of peaches, W NJ Stabler; I'd, Mrs A NJ Sta
bier; best peek of ounces, J Heagy; I'd, II
y Hallowell; best peck of grapes, Mrs ID
Waters; ID, Mrs SD Higgins; best dozen pears
John Vinson; I'd, @ r Hartshorne.
Flowers-For best display, G Harris.
horne; o Mrs z D Waters; best cut roses
Mrs z D Waters; I'd, Mrs Dir Thomas; best
geraniums, Mrs z D Waters; best fuchsias,
Mrs Y D Waters; best dahlas, Miss Estelle
Bouic; best hanging basket, Miss Lou Tschif
leIy; best pyramid, Mrs z ID Waters; I'd, Mrs
L J Hall; best plate, II Hallowell; I'd, Mrs
Chas Brooke; 3rd g. r lIarlshorne.
Homemade Fabrics-FOr best two yards
carpeing, l. 3 Farquhar; I'd, Geo Shaw; best
rug, Granville Farquhar; I'd, d II Bouic;
best silk quilt, Miss Il jones' I'd, Miss Kate
1schlfiely; best crochet quilt, Mrs Dia-
mohd; I'd Mrs ID Il Brooke; best knit quilt Mrs
S d Higgins; best pants and vest made and
exhibited by lady, Mrs u ID Waters; I'd, Miss
Belle Tucker. Glass Second-best yarn stock
ings, Mrs d Waters hest cotton stockings,
Mrs II Brooke; I'd, Miss Ella easel; best
machine sewing, Mrs Bland; I'd, Miss d L
Brooke; best sewing by hand, Miss Belle Mil
Ter; best darned stockings, Mrs + Staber; best
embroidery by hand, Mrs d Higgins; best
silk embroidery, Miss Abel Maus; best dis
play OF fancy work, Miss Adel Maus. Glass
Third-best fancy knitting in worsted, Mrs
Bland; best crochet work in worsled, Mrs G
Albert; best crochet work in cotton, Mrs l. A
Darby; best hand made lace, Miss Ella easel;
hest sofa cushion, Miss Jane Bailey; I'd D Ii
Bouic; best toilet piu cushion embroidered,
Mrs Smbler; do painted, Miss Abel Maus;
best afghan, Miss Lille Maus.
Works OF Art-for best oil painting, Miss
Mamie Hill; I'd, Miss Sadie Hall; best painting
in water colors, Mrs W S Brooke; best pencil
ing, Miss Mamie Prettyman best specimen
of painted china, Mrs w b Miller; I'd, Miss
Adel Maus; best crayon drawing, Nelson Il
Baker.
| Hams-For best ham of bacon, Mrs A NJ
Smbler; I'd, Mrs d Waters.
Culinary Experimentation best home made
light bread Mrs G II Brooke; 3D. Rose Stab
( Ter; Sd, Mrs a NJ Stahler; best homemade
/ biscuit Miss Abel MANS; ID, Mrs J Hall;
/ best crackers, Mrs Granville Farquhar; best
lone Made Tttdffs; 5fr ~ d j. ,kr-sfhkar.
Mrs T. J Hall, best homemade Rusk, Mrs c + .
Brooke; ID, Mrs. D Waters best home
made sponge cake, Miss NJ 7 Miller; I'd, Mrs .
Chas + Brooke; best homemade pound cake,
Miss Kinda Adanson I'd, Miss Debbie Brooke;
best homemade fancy cake, Mrs Il Hall;
I'd, Miss Lille Maus; best howe-maGe jellies,
Miss Adel Maus; I'd, Mrs u d Waters; best
best display Of canned fruits, Mrs Staber;
I'd do Mrs Il d Waters. Glass Second--best
display OF preserves, Mrs G Farquhar; I'd,
Mrs Z D Waters; best jar pickles, Mrs u d
Waters; I'd, Miss II Adamson; best catsup, Miss
Kinda Adamson; best vinegar, Mrs Far
quhar; best hard soap, Mrs q II I}rooke best
soft soap, Mrs A NJ Stabler.
Sewing Machnes-For best sewing ma
chine, W NJ Fowler
Sweepstakc Premiums-For best display Of
articles in household department, Mrs I'd
Waters; ID, z d Page
Chidren's Experimentation best potatoes,
Samuel Blunt; I'd, Richard G Green; best pop
corn Herbert Stabler; I'd, Samuel Blunt: best
cabbage, Miss SalIie Wilson; I'd Miss Flora
Adamson best fancy work, Miss Edith Stone
street.
Discretionary Premiums outside the House
Washing Machine, w l. q Appleby; Gain
Fan, Rudolph Watkins; Grain Drill, l. W
Pohenberger; Southdown and Blackwell Ram,
II II Miller, Patent Lever Latch, II Darling
ton: PrecOcous Pullet, Mrs J II Miller, Corn
Planter, G 7 Anderson; Lightning Saving
Machine, Il BrgIeld Lamborn Road Ma
chine, Il Maus Inside the Ilouse-IIair
Flowers, d II Bouic; Knit Lace, Miss Claudia
White; Plll"w Shams aud Bedspread, Mrs
Fay Disph, Of Paintings, Miss Mamie Bog
leg; Kcnsinglon Embroidery and Braidng by
hand without pat tern, Miss Adel Maus; Crazy
Bag Mrs y Stabler; Handmade Coat, J b
Brewer; Fancy Embroidery ia silk and wors-
ted Tillie Reading; Hand Embroidery, Miss
Lille Moore; Hammered Brass, Miss Minnie
Prettrman 3D. Miss Eliza Farquhar; Scouce,
II G IIallowel; Painted Bag, Miss Rose Hut
tom Hand Embroidery Skirt, Mrs s d Ilig-
gins; Wheel QuiI; W. +. Cole; Rick-Rack,
Mrs L A Darby; Damsons, Geo Shaw; I'd,
Mrs Higgins; Cucumbers, Mrs Il Hall;
Okra, Martynia, Beans, Peppers, Kohl Rabbi,
Parsley, Broccoli and Kalc, N g Iiall0well;
Canned Tomatoes and Apples, Frank llig-
gins; Display Of Pears, Mrs i Hall; I'd w
X Gather.
MrsT Holland exhibited Flower Spray
made from the wings OF Florida Grass
hopper
TOurnament.-A grand tournament and
ball was held at Colesville on Wednesday
last, which was attended by large assem-
blage Of the people Of our county and other