Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-10-17
PREMIUM LIST.

Book 2.-1st Premiums Alburtis
Lamon best two brown leghorns John
w. Poisal, besttwo white ~leghorns Ben
ton Tabler, best geese w. B. Lambert,
game chickens Miss Sallie Faulkner,
Houdan chickens Mrs. G.. a. Chrisman.
Pekin ducks Miss Jane Faulkner, Mus
covy ducks A. v. Kugler, white crested
chickens Johnnie Roush, turkeys c.. j.
Faulkner, Jr., Bantam chickens. Cd
Premiums A. Kogleschatz. white Leg
horns S. w. Lambert, game chickens.
Book &C. G. Getzendanner, ! bushel
corn /; j. M. Catrow. ! bushel white corn
Jno. F. Morrison, bushel wheat Robert
Thatcher, clover seed DR.. +. M. Davis,
Barley and Hungarian seed. I'd Pre-
miums: Luther Ropp, corn S. Van
metre, white corn j. NJ. Catrow, wheat.
Book 4.-W. s. Miller, 8 pumpkins B.
f. Brady, 3 squashes Henry Bogart, 3
muskmelons Clarence Noll, ! bushel
Burbank potatoes +. NJ. Davis, I bushel
turnips Miss Lula Small, 8 caulilowers;
Mrs. A. Fulk, gallon lima beans and ]
bushel of early rose potatoes j. w. Tabb,
bushel of Peerless potatoes ; G. w.
DeGrange, dozen peppers Riser Huber,
3heads of cabbage, peck of tomatoes and
dozen radishes Mrs, E. Pitzer, dozen
cucumbers R. G. Burkhart, peck beets.
I'd Premiums w. F. Barbour, peck on-
ions, [protestl w. j. Lambert, 3 pump
kins Riser Huber, dozen peppers and
3 punches of celery.
Book 5.-1st Premiums; w. S. Miller,
displays of peas Mrs. Z N~adeubousch,
Cataba grapes Robert Thatcher, Quin-
ces Miss Lula Seibert, Isabella Grapes
Luther Ropp, winter and Rambo apples !;
W. S. Miller, peaches and fruit display.
Book 6.-First Premiums Mrs. George
Blessing, hard soap Annie Noll, butter
Mrs. j. Myers, cider vinegar Mrs. G. l..
Sencindiver, yeast bread Annie Miller,
biscuits Fannie Walters, sponge cake
Annie Neer, chocolate cake Kate 0.
Thomas, cocoanut cake Mrs, D. G. Cush-
wa, ginger bread. Complimentary No
tees, Mrs. Annie Burkhart, 5 pounds
lard ; Miss Annie Cunningham, corn
bread S. A. Tabler, rye bread.
Book list Premiums Annie Cum
bingham, pickles Alice Rentch, canned
apples Mrs. S. Alburtis, canned peas
Mrs. Brown Lafevre, canned peaches
Mrs. g.. Blessing, canned plums Mrs. E.
w. Lupton, canned tomatoes Mrs. Kate
Moore, preserved ounces Edith We'll,
preserved apples Mrs. NJ. j. Criswell,
plum jelly Mrs. John Tabler, blackber-
ry jelly Helen Kilmer. apple jelly !;
Mrs. Z. Buxton, cucumber pickles Mrs.
=. N~adenbousch, apple butter R. S.
Henshaw, catsup.
Book S.-1st Premiums Jas. Imbach,
greatest and choicest flowers in pots
Mrs. Luther Miller, best selection of cut
flowers.
Book 9.-1st Premiums Ada Rodrick,
oil painting P. G. Hunter, Pastel Mary
G. PAUL., Crayon P. G.. Hunter. India
ink painting G.. w. Brown. India ink
painting Bessie Houseworth, spatter
work Bella Martin, water colors, [Spe-
cial for boys and girlsl G. w. Brown,
displays of photos Chas. NJ. Stieff, piano
and organ Mrs. r. E. Undertake, diplo-
ma for China painting.
Book 10.-1st Premiums, A. A. S.
Roush, Afghan Carrie Roush, crockett
Mollie Ohr, knitting Bessie Lamon tuft
work. A: Kate o. Thomas, silk embroi:
derry Maria Shaffer, patch work quilt
Mamie Bowman, six APPLIQUE Miss N.
Williams, etching in linen Miss Pink
Wilen, best crazy patch work in silk
Miss Emma Miller, diploma, etching in
silk, G Mrs. May Sencindiver, crochet
Nellie Mason, net work. Diplomas
Ellie Neer, cotton embroidery Mrs.
Mary Gardner, knitting in cotton. D
Miss M. G. McSherry, baby dress Emma
Staley, feather work NJ. j. NJ. Howell,
feather. work. Diplomas Mary l.. Ia
bier, calico dress Ida Thompson, ladies'
undergarment.
Book 11.-1st.Premiums Mrs. j. A.
Albin, rug made from rags.
Book 13.-1st Premiums Brooks and
Houseworth, best sewing machine s. B.
Sigler, best washing machine.
Doo1 81 Dt
Gents sewed caf-boots, Gents winter
boots and ladies' shoes Becker & Trim
BILE, set carriage harness.
Book 15.-1st Premiums and Diplo-
mas John Fitz, horse hay-rake j. w.
Dodd, pillow for general use, grain and
fertilizer mill, mower, corn cultivator,
sulky harrow, spring tooth harrow, horse
hay-fork, pump. j. N. Thatcher & Bro.
Reaper and binder, cider mill. 2d Pre-
miums j. N. Thatcher & Bro, spring
tooth harrow, grain and fertilizer drills,
horse hay-rake {; j. w. Dodd reaper and
mower ; John Fitz, pillow for general use.
Book 1S-Diplomas John Heller, /
horse buggy and spring wagon D. S.
Nicely, sleigh Pearlett & Slough, 2
horse buggy and 1-horse wagon.
Book 19.-Diplomas j. T. Kugler &
Co., spokes ]. D Copenhaver, Jr., bar
rel J. w. Hutsler, kegs, r. Huber, pair
Cochin chickens.
Book 20.-1st Premiums ; G. D. Daily,
Beauty of Hebron potatoes Mrs. c.. j.
Faulkner, picked melon rind ; Mrs. NJ.
E. Sphon, grape jelly Mrs. R. E. Tim
berlake, biscuit baked on oil stove ISpe-
cial premium Mrs. George P. Blessing,
blackberry wine, diplomat, grape wine
Miss Helen Kilmer, jelly cake, Especial
premium +; G. Quenzel, mineral waters
b. D. Staley, 2 Langshang chickens ].
D. Burkhart, I bus. Ohio potatoes, dip.
E. c., Leigh, ] bus. Mercer potatoes, dip.
Josie Wild, Turks turban in. Thatch.
er & Bro, seed sower, dip. John Fitz,
corn harvester special notice do, sulky
pillow, dip. j. w. Dodd, hay carrier
dip. Luther Miller, bale hay, dip. B
j. Heating, horse collars Miss Motto
Weaver, brass plaque w. R. Leigh, en-
craving, etching, &c.
Book 24.-1st Premiums-D. P. Lev.
master, 2 year old Poland Chino SOW
do, litter of pigs VIM. Hensel, boar.
Book 25-Robert Lamon, Jersey rec
boar Geo. S. Roush, 5 shoats under 1:
months.
Book 26.-J. II. Light, 5 pigs, 1st pre-.
MUM g.. p. Walters, 2 year old boar
Cd premium G. w. Wisner, l year old
boar, I'd premium.
Book 27.-1st Premium. T, Snod
grass, best buck do, lambs do, eve
lambs do, 3 ewes. I'd Premium-D
P. Leymaster, buck Luther Ropp,
ewes do, buck lamb.
Book 2S.-1st Premium-R. S. Miller
best pen 3 ewes.
Book 29.-1st Premium-R. S. Miller
pen of 3 ewes.
Book 30.-Pedigree stock-J. 7. Snod
grass, Durham bull, LIST premium l. S
Tanner, Durham bull, diploma do, Dur
ham over 2 years, LIST premium do, Dur
ham calf, LIST premium do, herd of bull
and cows, LIST premium.
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