Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1891-08-21
Premiums for Morgan's Grove.
The following premiums are offered
to exhibitors at Morgan's Grove Exit
bition, to be held at Shepherdstown
September LIST, I'd, Sd and 4th
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

Dltlon, to be held at Shepherdstown
September 1st, I'd, Sd and 4th:
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
By G. T. Hodges 500 lbs. phosphate for best
half bushel wheat raised with his fertilizer.
BY j. ]. Haines Co.. Baltimore Rattan
corn basket for tallest STALK OF corn.
By Association SOC for best half bdshel ears
of old corn soc for best new corn jlc for best
exhibit of sweet corn soc each for best half
bushel OF rye, oats and barley; 81 for best ex-
hibit and largest variety OF garden products
raised by exhibitor; soc each for largest stock
beets, table beets, best exhibit Of tomatoes,
celery, cabbage, parsnips and turnips DC
each for best exhibit Of onions, lima beans
and peppers SIC for each of the best varieties
OF potatoes; SOC for best homeraIsed sweet
potatoes; soc for best home-raised watermel-
on; soc for best home-raised musk melon (;
SOC for largest variety OF squash or cymling;
81 for largest pumpkin, SIC for second largest;
Soc for best table pumpkin: $3.50 for best lem
on tree, SOC for second best; sc for best sheaf
OF rye, Of oats, OF barley OF wheat; SOC for best
exhibit ofhoney.
BY Lee & cambridge: shovel pillow for best
~ ears OF corn On the stalk.
By Z. F. Anderson, Baltimore Fine china
covered butter dish for best butter; SOC Tor
By E. d. Bowly: soc for best half peck ofon-
ions raised from seed; SOC for best half peck
onion sets.
BY Geo. S. Jennings, grocer, Martinsburg:
Fancy basket for best butter, sewing basket
for second best.
FRUITS.
BY DR.. ID. w. Border, Kearneysville: 10 APP
pie trees for largest variety and best exhibit
u apples; 10 trees for second best.
BY Association: soc for best winter apples
soc Tor best fall apples, sc for largest variety
OF pears; sc for best display OF peaches. soc
for second best; Soc for best plums; 81 for best
display OF grapes, SOC for second best; &c for
best dried apples.
ByJ. K. Edmonds, Sharpsburg, agent for
A. D. Pratts' y. Y. nursery: Six apple trees
for best collection OF apples; SIX peach trees
for best collection OF peaches; two Clapps
Favorite pear trees for best collection OF
pears; one OF same trees for best jar OF pear
pre- serves OF that variety.
BY K. Edmonds, agent for Hughes Bar
nard, Hagerstown: Fifteen peach trees for
best collection OF peaches.
BY Jacob snyder: Half bushel peaches for
best display OF peaches.
POULTRY DEPARTMENT.
BY Association: 81 for best coop OF each va
riety OF chickens, soc for second best; 81 for
best bronze turkeys, soc for second best; 81
for best white turkeys, SOC for second best; 81
for best pair OF geese, soc for second best; SOC
for best Pekin ducks; soc for MuscOvy ducks;
5Uc for best exhibit oi pigeons.
LIVE STOCK DEPARTMENT.
BY DR.. A. s. Reynolds IS for best 3-year-old
by Castleman; So for best 2-year-old by same;
81 50 for best yearling colt by same; 81 for
best sucking colt by same. Also, $3.50 for
best 3-year-Old by Cheri; $3.50 for best 2-year-
same; $3.50 for best sucking colt by same.
BY Wysoug K Schoppert: Shovel pillow for
best exhibit OF Holstein cattle.
BY Bangs, Bard IL Co., Baltimore: Pair
best gum boots for best thoroughbred stallion
on eXniOtiou-heavy draft.
BY Fink Bros. & Co., Baltimore: 2l2 pounds
best tobacco for best pen Southdown sheep.
j. j. Hahn Il Co., Baltimore: Corn ba sket
for best pen Berkshire hogs; same for best
Jersey COW; same for best Jersey heller and
best Jersey calf.
BY ii. c. Marten: Dashboard lantern for
best yearing colt; also halter, horse brush
and curry comb for 2d best.
BY l.. NJ. Hoke, boot and shoe dealer, Mar
tinsburg Pair extra fine boots for best two
year-old light-draft colt.
BYE. Vernon Aler, Martnsburg One years
subscription TO his newspaper, the Weekly
World, for best sucking colt, heavy draft.
BY 5. V. Fiery, boot and shoe dealer, Mar
tinsburg: Fine pair boys shoes for best suck
ling colt, light draft.
BY Geo. W. Trimble, harness maker, Mar
tnsburg: Fine stallion cover for fnest-bred
stallion.
timore, through Thompson Il Tabler, Mar
tnsburg: Pair gold sleeve buttons for best
pen Of sheep.
BY NJ. l.. Dorm, Martfnsburg: Boys suit OF
clothes for best yearing colt exhibited by
any boy under II years OF age
BY the Shepherdstown REGISTER: one
years subscription for best light-draft stall
lion
ByJ. ID. Swartz. clothier, Hagerstown: Pair
OF fine suspenders for best Berkshire boar.
Hammond & Ankeny, hardware, Hagers-
town: Moving scythe and patent snathe for
best light draft colt, one year old.
BY Grove Bros, tailors, Hagerstown: Fine
umbrella for best light-dra stallion.
BY NJ. $. Hiteshew: Pair towels for best
peach preserves.
BY D. +. Billmyer: Half barrel OF flour for
best bread baked from his flour.
BY Mrs. Kate Reynolds Keystone combi-
nation heater and ice-cream freezer for larg-
est variety OF jellies.
BY j. W. Shaner Peafowl fy-b brush for best
sponge cake.
BY Mckee Bros, hardware, Hagerstown:
Fruit and jelly press for best bottle home
made blackberry wine.
BY q. Keiner, Hagerstown: Tinted scarf for
best painted pincushion.
BY j. ID. Billmyer: Decorated vase lamp Tor
best biscuit made with Sunfiower baking
powder.
BY p. A. Brugh, Hagerstown: Handsome
silk tray-cover for best ice-cream cake.
BY a. Yingling. carpets and furniture, ia-
gerstown: a fine tapestry chair for best nerd
of Jersey cattle.
BY NJ. $. Burdette dealer in wall paper,
Martinsburg Fine picture album Tor best
two-ysar -old fily, heavy draft.
by I. B. Cushwa. groceries and queensware,
Hagerstown: Fine decorated water set for
beat three year-old nlly, light draft.
BY j. j. Haines, Baltimore: Corn basket FOR
best pen OF Cotswold sheep.
BY VI. b. Baker: Pair gum bootsfor best ex-
hiDit OF Durham cattle.
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
General Superintendents-R. 5. NJ. Hof-
man, Charles j. Miller. j. Fred keplinger.
Bread and Cakes-Superintende
Geo. L. Hoffman, Mrs. Lee ii. Moer. Judges:
Mrs. Charles Ghiselin, Mrs. DR.. Butler Mrs.
VIM. Taylor, Mrs. VIM. Link, Mrs. Sperow,
Mrs James Jones, Mrs. Mamie Kremer, Mrs.
y. ). J. Strider.
Loaf bread-lst, pair Of towels, 3D. bread
plate; Rolls-lst, oat meal set, I'd, water pitch
rfVag ,ls.Na
Rusk-lst, glass cracker jar, I'd, silver match
safe.
pitcher Pound Cake-lst, cutlery basket, ID,
glass cake stand; Sponge Cake-lst, wash
stand cover, ID, miniature japanese tea pot;
Chocolate Cake-lst, hand mirror, ID, box Of
fine soap.
Wines, Pickles and Vinegars-Superintend
ents-Mrs. VIM. j. Moler, Mrs. Jos. b. Van
metre. Judges Miss Laura Hammond, Miss
Jennie Smith, Mrs. Frank Engle. Miss Lottie
Hout.
Grape Wine-lst, u dozen wine glasses, %,
individual cream and sugar set; Currant
Wine-lst, decanter, ID, fruit bowl; Blackber-
ry Wine-lst, glass pitcher, I'd, glass shell
plates. -,
Cucum Der Pickles-lst, Japanese walter, ID,
Japanese plate: Chow-chow-lst, dozen Jap
anese butter plates, 3D. picnic pickle jar;
sweet Picked Melon-lst, pink tea napkins,
%, decorated bread plate.
Vinegars-lst, fancy pitcher, 3D. bon-bon
dish.
Butter, Preserves and canned Goods-Su-
perintendents-M McChan, Miss Bette
iIcklider Judges: Miss Almira Markell,
Mrs BENJAMIN Pendleton, Mrs. Chas. Line,
Mrs George Duke.
strawberry Preserves-lst, lacquered tray,
%. decorated bowl; Pineapple Preserves-lst,
wicker scrap basket, ID. blue and silver finger
bowl; Plum Preserves-lst, n dozen white
napkins, ID, rose colored bowl: Pear Pre-
serves-lst, Japanese tea pot, I'd, japanese
Canned Peaches-lst, glded pitcher, ID.
glass finger bowl; Canned Pears-lst, Moroc-
co pocket-book, %, lady's pen knife.
Plain Needle neutrality-suspicious.
ID. F. Billmyer. Mrs. X. V. Moler. Judges:
Miss Matilda Harris, Miss Annie Mcintyre,
Miss Lizzie Reynolds.
Best hand sewing done within the past two
years-lst fancy work basket, "a, antique
pitcher; Best Machine Sewing-lst peachblow
pitcher, ID, washstand cover; Finest Pillow
shams-lst, black kid gloves, ID, rose jar
Fancy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Helen Magruder. Mrs. II. c. Getzendanner.
Judges: Mrs. b. c. Unseld. Mrs. Thomas Fra
1jar Mrs Garland Hurst Mrs. Hugh Allen.