The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-10

for table nse.
2. NJ. Masters, Jacobsbprg, o. first on
best one peck winter apples.
Fred Mnhleinan, Belmont county, u,
first OH best and largest display oil
peaches; second on best peck iali pears,
best five varieties OF peaches, best peck
OF peaches:
D. D. Garvin, Wheeling, second OH
best peck Of fall apples.
George krause, first on best peck tall
pears. Second on best winter pears.
j. j. Lasch, Wheeling, first. on best
peck Of winter pears; second best ana
largest display OF grapes.
NHilliam Baird, FIRST on one dozen
ounces.
For the best and largest display 81
Irish potatoes, one-half peck Of each
variety, all grown by the exhibitor, q;
NJ. Masters got the first and Conrad
Lasch the second premium.
TIE PIG PREMIUMS.
The Judge OF swine was o. P, Wal
colt, Of Conoyer, Ohio. He completed
his work Yesterday, making the follow
ing awards:
Berkshires, William Whinnery, Cleve-
land, o., three first premiums:
Poland China, PYles y Shield, Har-
mons Creek, Pa, six first and Two
second prizes; A. 5. Rush, West Middle
town, Ohio, one first and three secondsi
L. A. Fobes, Wick, D., two firsts and
two seconds.
Chester whites, /. B. Silver Coz
Cleveland, o., eight first premiums,
Yorkshires, W. W. Hunter d Sons,
Buffalo, Pa, six tirsts.
SutIolks, A. s. Rush, five tirsts; y. b.
Watkins, Maynard, o., one first and one
second.
Swcepstakes-Best herd OF hogs Of
one breed, owned by exhibitor, fyIes &
Shield.
The judges i'll the sheep and cattle
departments were busy all day yester!-
day and have not vet concluded their
work. Both arc very thorough cnd
competent men.
TIE ART DEPARTMENT.
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awards were ilaue Vesteru"y'
Landscape from copy, first prize, Miss
Belle Zane: fruit from nature, second,
q. L. Rawlings; flowers from COPY, Miss
NJ. Donaldson, first; Miss L. Egerter,
second animals from COPY, Miss Mollie
Srhwertieger, first; flowers from nature,
Mrs. Eva Hubbard, first; figure paint
ing, Mrs. Eva Hubbard, first; landscape
from COPY, Miss NJ. Swertfecer, first;
flowers from cony, Miss Iinnie Baird,
first.
Best portrait from life, Parsons first;
marine scene from nature, Elfic Davis
second; marine scene from copy, Miss
Emma John first, Miss Matte Woods
second; landscape from nature, Miss
Dora John second; landscape from
copy, Miss BediIlion first, Miss Annie
Schooner second; animal from copy,
Miss Matte Woods second; flowers
from copy, Miss Stella Eckhart first,
Miss Matte Woods second: best exhi-
bition. not less than four pieces, Leon
Frank first; painting on felt, Miss Dora
John first; painting on satin, Miss An
ME Schopper first; original design on
boiling cloth, Mrs. Schambra first, Miss
Mollie schwertfeger second.
Flowers from copy, Mrs. James Neill,
first; Miss Stella Eckhart, second. Best
ten pieces Mrs. James Neili, first; Miss
Stella Eckhart, second. Best fifteen
pieces or more, Mrs. James Neill, first.
Exhibition Of four paintings, Mrs.
James Neil, first,
Best head, Mr.. George Kramer, first;
Fred Etzler, second. Sepia painting.
Mrs. D. W. Baird, first. Lustro paint
ing, Miss Gertrude Seabright, first. Dis
play not less than six pieces, Miss Car
RE Grunter, first; Miss Alice Morley,
second.
Best amateur, Miss Laughlin, first;
colored photographs, Miss Dyas, first !;
portraits, open TO the world, Parsons,
inst.
Head on canvas, Miss Nellie Gillespie,
first: Miss NJ. Donaldson, second; fig
ures from COPY, Miss NJ. Donaldson,
first: Miss q. q. Rawlings, second; ami.
NAL from life, Miss Ella Reed, second !;
animal from copy, George Kramer, first I;
fruit from copy, Miss Emma Gutman,
first; flowers from nature, Miss Jennie
Holman, first; MOWERS rom copy MISS Mss
I'D d. E IapJscn mrs. irom 's sony Miss Emma
Gatman, first; Mr.. George Kramer, sec
ond; marine scene from copy, Miss
Jennie Hoffman, second; painting on
silk, Miss Kate Foster, first; Miss Lydia
McNash, second; painting on glass, Miss
Ethel Davis, first; Miss Amelia stamm,
second; painting on wood, Miss Mary
Younginger, first and second; painting
on oil, Miss Rawlings, first and second ;
exhibition OF not less than three pieces,