Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1885-10-21
Rrai(Iipe by hand-lst Miss Annie g Ham

Braiding by hand-lst, Miss Annie g Ham
Hemstitching by hand-1st, Annie Crawford.
Jennings.
Pointiace-1st Mrs W Sheppard.
Embroidered dress in silk-lst. Mrs Annie
Embroidered night dress in linen-lst, Mrs G
| D Kunkle.
| Darned netidress-Ist.
Hearth rug--1st. Miss Alice Blair.
Silk mittens-1st. Mrs N H Hotchkiss.
Eansy ba snl' s MRS DO Mary s@aes
| Fancy pin cushion-ist. Miss Leila Powers.
spool cotton mats-lst. Miss India H.apper.
| Crochet clOak-1st,
| ChiId's sacque-lst,
Crochet toilet mats-lst. Miss Amelia Shop
Infant boots-lst, Miss Amelia Sheppard.
| Old lady's slippers-lst,
| letting edge-lst,
| letting insertion-1st
| Button hole in linen-lst "
| {" " cloth-1st
| Cotton crochet tidy--lst, Mrs g ID Kunkle.
Crochet edging-1st. Miss Mary Turk.
| Netting work...1st "
Fish scale jewelly LIST, Mrs Geo Grandstaf.
Wax. flowers in ss.-1st, Miss Amelia Shep-
Artificial flowers LIST. Mrs M Daniel.
Handsome exhibit of pianos and organs by
Steif d Co., Ryland q Lee and Prof walters.
| DEPT 7-CLAsS 2.
Monticello Wine Co., of Charlottesville. LIST
| on case OF wines of their own mi 'g..from Nlr-
GINA grapes. This Company have taken LIST pre-
MUM at Worlds Fair. Paris New Orleans.
Black berry wine. LIST, Mrs Raymond Dunn.
Gooseberry wine..lst, Mrs M Gllkeson.
Grape wine home-Inade...lst, Miss Alice Jen
nings.
Canned pearsIsL Frs 2 q era Il.
Preserved ounces. lst. Miss Fannie Parker
Currant wine. list. Miss Bette Henry.
| Canned peaches...lst Miss Fannie Parker.
Sweet pickle. Mrs Annie r McGutchen.
| Preserved peaches. LIST, Mrs Annie r Nc
| Cutchen,
Preserved cherries. list, Miss Maggie C Camp
| DELL.
jelly. list, Mrs Rachel MoCutchen.
| Chocolate cake. Ist, M isS Ina Asst,
Silver cake.-lst, Mrs P H Silings.
| Gold cake...Mlss wary Turk.
| yellow pick le.. Mrs Tannehll.
| Cucumber plckl LIST, Mrs TannehlI.
Buck wheat..lst, Isaac Keister.
| Wine sap apples..lst. Chas McEast.
| collection fail apples..lst, Mrs h V Hartman
| A diploma was awarded q Horn for best ap'
pie brandy.
SOCIETY SPECIALS.
| Plain Hand-Sewing-Set teaspoons, Miss
| Fannie TannehiIl.
| Afghan.-Co,ogne. stand Miss Katie NJ ills.
Silk Qullt.-Berry bowl, Mrs. ]. s. Lipscomb.
| Calico Quilt Breakfast castor, Mrs Mary B.
| Bell.
Worsted quicksilver waiter. Mrs. John
Thompson.
Cotton crochet ork.-Cologne-stand. Mrs. s.
A. Gibbs.
| Canned ffuits-Pair goblets, Miss Annie R.
| McCutchen.
Garden vegetables.-set castors, Patrick
O'Connell.
| Cooked ham.-Six forks, Mrs M F. Gilkeson.
Sponge cake.-Sugar-dish, Mrs. John. II.
| Crawford.
| Salt-risen bread.-Plck le- castor. Mrs. E. l..
Pelter.
praa air y in Jpl,,
Fl. Craw ford
| Crawford.
Butter.-Butter-dish, Mrs. VIM. NJ. Brown.
l CITIZENS SPECIALS.
Free hand Drawing.-Pair ladies' boots, by
1 Chas. L. Weller, to Miss Lillian Arthur.
Hand made alico Dress.-Twenty five
pounds coffee. by c. c. Wheat, to Miss Elizabeth
Miller.
Collection of Cakes.-Barrel patent process
flour. by Witt Holt, to Mrs. John H. Craw-
ford.
Crocheting.-Bottle perfume, by Wayt Bro,
to Miss Katie koiner under fourteen.
Knifting.-Comb and brush. by Wayt & Bro,
to Miss Marion Pratt, under fourteen.
Embroidery Writing-desk, by Hunter d
Co., to Miss Meta NJ Pratt, under sixteen.
Applique Work.-Set cut glass cologne-bot-
ties, by B. F. Hughes & Co., to Mrs. C. D.
KunkIe.
Sofa ,Cushion.-One dozen cabinet photo
CRAPS. by E Berkeley. to Mrs. E. v. O'Rork
Embroidered Lady's Skirt.-One dozen cab
met photographs, by Landes Bro, to Mrs M.
H. Laurence.
Wooden Counterpane.-Twenty five pounds
graduated sugar, by Stack, Splitter & Co., to
Miss Mary C. Bailey.
Macreme Work.-Four boxes white soap, by
Gooch. Hoge Ct Co., to Miss Maggie McChesney.
Greatest Number First Premiunxs.-Lamp by
Geo. c. Walters, to Miss India Happier
Five Pounds Butter.-Onetfne dress-pattern
by McCorkle & Bros, to Mrs. Rob't A. Glenn
mer.
| Cooked Ham.-Five dollars in gold, by E. M.
Cushing. to Mrs. E. V. Hartman.
Indian Corn.-Case Bumgardner Whiskey.
by Bumgardner and McQuaide, to Sterretts &
Thompson.
Observation-Disclosures patent process flour, by
Andrew Boiling, to Mrs. E. Goode.
| Bale Mixed Hay.-Pair mems shoes, by Holli-
day & West, to Mrs. c. v. Hartman.
Salt-Rlsen Bfead.-Barrel patent process
| flour. by ]. A. Patterson, to Mrs C. D. Stone
burner.
Largest and Best Collection Pickles.-Photo
graph album, by w. L. Olivier, to Mr. DIR. N
Wayt.
Five Pounds Butter.-Five dollars in gold, by
H. A. s. Hamilton. to Mrs. Damer.
Hand made Shirt.-Handsome cashmere
Dress value fifteen dollars, by Mrs. Charles A.
Gladke. to Mrs. Rachael McCutchen
Work done on the White Sewing Machine
An embroidery attachment, by Mai. Alex
| Hart, to Miss Sophia Switzer
! Collection Household Products-Lamp by
Geo. S. Walker & Co., to Miss Amelia Sheppard
Rag Carpet.-One years subscription to
Stanton SPECTATOR, by R. Mauzy, 10 Miss
Mary B. Bell.
Corn.-One Livingston Pillow, by H F. Lyle
and Co.. to Jno. w. Todd.
Five Pounds Honey in Comb.-Two years
| subscription 10 Stanton Vindicator, by Tinsiey
| and Morton, to James Craig.
Horsemanship by Youths under IL years, and
Misses of Augusta County--Youths suit OF
clothes, by J. L. Barth, to Harry Walker
Riding whip by Geo. F. click, to q. r,
Coiner.
Pair of spurs, by Andrew G.. Woods &. Co.,
to Thos. Thornburg.
Pair of boots, by Lipscomp & Berry to
Harry Watson.
Misses riding bride, by j. w. Churchman,
to Hattie Coiner.
Treaco rding-habit by Chas. A. Gladke, to
Laura Hartman.
Cloth riding habit, by Nj. P. Funkhouser
to Berthe Roller.
Riding habit, by Loeb Bros, to Katie Dan
ner.
Gold ring, by Col. A. w. Hartman, to Matte
Christian.
Silver napkin-ring, by G. Julian Pratt, to
Mamie East.
| Twenty pounds granulated sugar, by Coch-
| ran and Jones to Miss Nora Anderson, I'M
| der IA years, for pound-cake.
| Handsome chrome, by 3. M. Jamison, tC
| Miss Mary Turk for preserves.
| Case of old whiskey, by Burke & Bradley, to
Fl. A. S. Fl hamilton, for two bushels rye.
| Set of dairy utensils. by A. Grubert & Son
| to w. W. McGuffin, for best Dairy COW.
| Case of old Whisky, by Vim. Wholey, to Fl
A. S. Hamilton, for best pen of hogs.
| Ten do liar box cigars, by Chas. E. Haines
| to VIM. M Brown, for best bale timothy hay
Ten dollars in gold, by VIM. A. Burnett, te
| E. Nj Cushing, for best Holstein Bull under
| years.