Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1894-10-10

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Mrs T Garber walnut pickles. Mrs Craig;
sliced pickle, Mrs Fulcher; mango pickle,
Miss Mary Thomas; sweet pickle peaches,
ApS cassp Thomas
collection of pickles, (Oliviers special, Mrs j
W Bear; McFarland's special, $50 in gold,
Farland's special $50 in gold for collection
| of preserves Mrs w Todd.
CLASS 6.
| Best dozen pagsnips. r L Woodson; peck of
| onions, Mrs a L SwartZel; two bushels of Irish
! potatoes. IT Williams speciaD G. A Bum
gardner; bushel of sweet potatoes, Pat Kill
mon; peck of okras Miss Mary Thomas half
/ bage, Ct Williams special, R L Woodson;
! half dozen satisfy. Mrs w Todd; collection of
! L Woodson.
CLAss7.
! Best creamery butter, Wilson NJ Brown; five
pounds butter, (Kruger's speciaD Mrs J An
drews: five pounds honey (Vindicator's spe-
/ ciaD Mrs Andrews strained honey. Mrs NJ E
I Schmucker; ham CHEQUES speciaD, Mrs Sam'l
i Dold; specimen home made soap, E L Houff,
! Jr.; cider vinegar, II l. WoOdSon; candles. Miss
| Mollie Iefiin; lard (Gruberts speciaD Mrs ]
Mop Crawford.
Best smooth wheat, Jno White; bearded
wheat, argus Special, JnO White; rye, NC
Quaide's speciaD, A Jones; two bushels of
oats, (Woodward's speciaD. w Green corn
in ear (Guntner's special, Powell; corn in
ley, A A Jones; buckwheat, G E Schmucker;
bale of timothy hay, (kivlighans speciaD L L
Hartman; hay, Bumgardners speciaD. E
Bell; largest collection farm products. (Socie-
| tvs special Schumacher; grains and
! grasses, Miss Molie Helm.
CLASS II.
/ Best rose, Mrs NJ Schumacher; geranium,
Mrs W Bear; variety dahlias, Mrs j W Bear;
variety geraniumS, Mrs J w Bear; green
house plants, Mrs Bear floral ornament,
Bear; cut flowers, Mrs Fulcher.
DEPARTMENTS
CLASS l.
Best sewing thread, Mrs 8 Stuart; twill
fax cloth, Mrs Craig; woven counterpart,
Mrs Jno Baylor.
Best woolknit stockings, Mrs Tanner; socks
Mrs Mary Smalls infants silk knit socks, Mrs
Geo B Crawford; worsted knit socks, Mrs J F
lamp mat, Mrs j 7 White: cotton knit socks
Mrs Clara Lupton; silk knit wristlets Mrs J
White; wOrsted knit wristlets, Mrs j f
White silk knit mittens, Mrs White
child's knit sacque, Mrs F White; knit tidy,
Mrs NJ A Grouse; cotton knit lace, Mrs w
men cotton knitting, Singers speciaD Mrs
+ White; knit counterpart. Mrs Mary Smalls;
collection knit work, Mrs White.
Best crochet lamp mat, Miss Meta Pratt;
watch-pocket, Miss Meta Pratt; neck-tie, Miss
NC Woodward; handkerchief box, Miss Mol
lie Hefiin; collar box. Miss Mollie Hefin; cuff
Pratt; ladies' skirt, Mrs Geo Crawford; large
afghan, Miss Anna W Crawford; childs
afghan. Mrs Geo B Crawford; shoulder cape,
Pratt; sacque, Miss Meta Pratt; mittens, Miss |
Meta Pratt; wristlets Miss Meta Pratt; in
fant s secks Miss Meta tat Pratt t
sofa pillow, Miss Meta Pratt; slippers, Miss |
Meta Pratt; silk purse, G jenkins; cotton |
tidy, Miss, Meta Pratt picture frame, Miss
Meta Pratt cotton mats, Miss Leila Burdett; |
specimen OF seine cord; Mrs TTabb; specimen
terpane, Miss Meta Pratt; single specimen |
crochet work (Wayt's specially Miss Meta Pratt; |
collection (Harnsberger's speciaD, Miss Meta |
Pratt.
Best suit ladies' underwear Mrs w Bear |
childS dress, Mrs j w Bear; ladies' dress, Mrs |
Bear linen pillow shams; Mrs Koiner;
holes in cloth, Mrs W Bear; button holes in |
linen. Mrs W 1 Lushbaugh; specimen of darn |
ing Mrs F White; collection, Mrs W Bear |
plain hand sewing, Mrs D W Drake; calico
dress by Miss under Ii (Staunton Grocery's |
speciaD. Miss Bessie Harnsberger.
CLASS 5.
Best fine shirt, Mrs W L Lushbaugh suit of |
ladies' underwear, Mrs w L Lushbaugh; bed |
quilt by machine, Miss c G Bear; braidng, |
Miss Lizzie Sheppard.
CLASS 6.
Best tablecover, Mrs W J Haynes; table,
scarf Mrs A A Eskridge; silk quilt Summer |
fields speciaD Mrs Samuel Dold: worsted quilt, |
Miss G Bear; cotton quilt, Mrs N L Ogilvie |
sofa pillow (Wayt's speciaD Miss B Robin
son; silk embroidery (Brittain's speciaD Miss |
Annie Tabb; cross stitch embroidery, Miss |
Lizzie sheppard; outline embroidery, Miss |
Evelyn Daniel; Roman embroidery, Mrs w J |
Haynes; ribbon embroidery, Mrs Travillian |
Tabb; arra seane em96Hroidery; Miss GIBSON
A Hoshour; towel, Mrs W Haynes; pincush- |
ion, Miss Pink Fauver: tray cover, Miss Sallie |
Jones; sacque, Mrs Travillan Tabb; slippers, |
Mrs A A Eskridge; skirt, Mrs J Kice; child's |
dress, Mrs J W Bear lamp screen, Miss jamie
jenkins; slipper case, Miss Lizzie Sheppard; |
shopping bag, Miss K Robinson; lace work,
Mrs Emma Baylis; tatting, Miss Lizzie Sbep |
pard; drawn work Is d Timberlake's speciaD |
Miss Annie Tabb; easel scarf, Miss Fannie |
Simpson; portfolio, Miss b Robinson; buffet |
scarf Miss Bessie Lambert; wall splasher, |
Miss Matte Woodson; half doz. doylies. Miss
Helm; scarf basket Miss Lucy Brown; raised |
work pincushion, Mrs B. X. Dickson hand |
kerchef Miss Ee tunnels photooase Mrs
pard; darned net, Mrs Klce.
CLAssT
Best brass work, Miss Mamie Pratt; ma |
creme lambrequin; Miss Mamie e, = Pratt; ma,
Pratt; Iichen work, Miss Marie Burlington.
CLASS 9-MIssEs WORK.
Best plain sewing by hand, Miss Mary q |
Miller; crotcheting, Miss jamie Jenkins; en- |
Fannie Laveile; dressed doll. Miss Bette Sad
Ter; collection needle work (Summerson's
speciaD, Miss Hoover; crayon drawing, |
(Hughes & Bells speciaD Miss Elsie Baylis;
drawing by Miss wv NJ Aliens special, Miss NJ |
Stack; calico dress (StauntOn Grocery Co.'S
SpeciaD, Miss Miller; butter, en- E Miller's |
SpeciaD Miss Minnie Connell; butter CIV A |
Burnett's speciaD, Miss Roberta Parkins; col |
lection cakes CWaynesboro mills special, Miss |
Elsie Be ylis; pound cake, Watts speciaD, Miss
Pearl Pearson; handmade calico dress, |
(Sniteman's speciaD, Miss LuptOn.
CLASS 49,
Painting on satin, Miss NJ Stack; on velvet, |
Miss Mary L McCue; PLAGUE in oil. Miss M
Stack; painting on china, Miss Viva Young;
cray on drawing (Hewitt's special, Miss NJ
Stack; free-hand drawing, Miss III H Parsons
water color drawing, Miss Viva Young.
discretionary award, Society's silver |
plate, was made to Miss V Speck for largest |
collection of counterpanes, II in NUMBER also
to Mrs B Bolton, aged SO years, for knitted |
SOCKS, and for knitted |
quilt, the fax for which was grown, spun and |
knitted by herself.
The merchants display in the rOtunda was
extensive and unusually attractive Among |
those who contributed were:
Jas HI Woodward, haberdaShery and sewing |
machines.
DR. Hite.
Benton Fauver. exhibition of pictures.
Jas Clarke & Co., Capt McQuaide, Agt.
Thos Hogshead.
w w Putnam. DISPLAY of organs.