The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-10-18

E6iu, . riggs; pest sow bet and yrs s r
mouths, Il T Cramer; End, w T Lewis. hest lot
PIGS In number under mon his, r T Cramer.
IA o5IEssex-Best boar 2 yrs, and up
h Matd, pest boar bet and yrs James seeley;
S1nu, James Seeley; best sow yrs, and inward
vs. yysI SOW pct and 2 yrs. James SeeIey: End.
AZ IA Easterday; best lot pigs S in number un.
uer months, James Seeley
lass a-Poland China-Best boar yrs. and
upwara, q w Watson; best boar bet and 2
5as, n q watson; End. j E Hargett; best and
1 luz ooar PEI and Z months, best and End sow
yrs ana upward, best and 2nd SOW bet and
yrs. pest SOW bet and ~ months, best LOT
son " " WOW
u SIS S5-Jersey Reds-Best boar bet and
yrs, pest sow bet and yrs best lot pigs in
number under months, w Kefauvers
Class 3D.. orkshr.s-Best boar yrs. and
WvpTEara, " eWi-; best boar bet and Q yrs,
" Lewis; Ind, W M Beminger; best boar bet
and Y months, w f Lewis; End, w NJ Benz
niger; best SOW yrs, and upward, W + Lewis:
p BEST, sow bet and yrs, W Lewis; End, w N
Lewis; End, w NJ Beminger: best lot pigs 5 in
number under months, W + Lewis
CLASS ~ Grade s-Best boar 2 yrs, and up
wNard, w Lewis; End, John Roelkey; best boar
pei and yrs, w Lewis End, ID G Rems.
Durg; best boar bet and II months, ID w
Shorb; End. W Lewis; best sow yrs ana up-
wards, " + Lewis; End, g A T SnOuffer: best
Crum.
Class 80 Garden Products-Best Longberry
wheat. j @. Huffer; End w. A. Cramer: best
Fuiiz wheat, ]. G. Huffer; End, e. d. Shriner;
pest Fulcaster wheat, J. Z. Huffer best yellow
corn In ears, l.. F. Kefauver; End, HI. b. Whit
Ter; best white corn in ears, E. d. Shriner: best
barley, W. H Bentlnger.
- Class 4o-Flour, e,c.-Best family flour, E.
Glass Al Garden Products.-Best long blood
tnrnip,D. K. Cramer; best Flat Dutch and
Drum Head Cabbage, O. N. Hargett; best egg
koelkey; best Early Rose potatoes, j. c. Riggs:
best Peerless potatoes, E. M. Webster; best
pumpkins, H. Cramer; best turnips, c. K.
Glass chronological observation-disclosures
ana pest display of apples, J. Allen (jr1m-
bine; IND. u. q. Thomas best plate Rambo an.
pies r. l. Lakin; best Redstreaked or wine, j
II. Gorman; best Graver stein, H. B. Witter:
pest pipin, +. I. Lakin; best Falowalder or
POUND. Lewis McKinze; best Vandiyer or
smokehouse, j. IL. Cutsail; best Maidens
Blush, J; I. Cecil; best Bellfiower, C. +. Kinna.
ptst Seek no Further, ]. Allen Grumbine; best
King ofTompkin's County, ]. H. Cutsail; best
Baldwin, r. German; best Gilpin or Cart
mouse, &c Thomas; best York imperial and
Sap, IL. Kefauver; best Rhode Island Green.
ing, }. A. Grumbfne; best Roxbury Russell.
). L. Kaufman; best Paradise, Aaron Davis:
best Smiths Cider, III. kefauver best Johna.
IMAM, Harry q. keefer; best Ben Davis, F. T.
Lakin; best Fameuse and Hubbardson Non.
such, b: b. Witter; best Wagner, ]. H. Nc
Dewitt; best Domino, c. E. Derr; best Willow
Iwlgg, - 4; 3: Witter; best English Russet, Geo.
Grlme's Golden, y. G. Thomas; best James
River. ] Il. Hargett best summer Rambo, f.
Lakln; Largest choice collection of Pears. J.
Grumbine; md, H. b. Witter; best Buerre
pet. II b. Witter; best Duchess D'Angoleme
u. e. Winebrener; best Vicar of Wakefield
j. j. Z. Hufter; best Laurence, H. B. Witter; best
rlemisn Beauty. j. A. Grumbine; best Winter
Nellis, l. A. Kolb; best Keiffer, DC. Wine.
brener Peaches.-Best display of choice vari.
cues, Charles N. Hargett; End, ID. ID. Stone
2ulnces-Best Display, l.. A. Kolb; End, Mrs
lection. u. q Thomas End, Araon Davis; best
Ssiawba, Aaron Davis; best Concord, H. g.
Thomas "
Glass 57-Silk Work-Best Kensington stitch
MIS- george L. Thomas; End, Miss Fannie
KING; best chenille work, Mrs John Cook
best white embroidery on flannel, Miss Flor
ence Chambers; End, Miss A. G. Wentz; best
col%red SIX embroidery on skirt, Mrs. VIM
roman embroidery, Mrs. Geoage p. Thomas
best display silk embroidery, different stitches
Mrs. I. L. Hershperger; End, Mrs. G. j. Doll
p ns Fr rel embroidery on worsted work
MIS- j; W. H. Carly; End, Miss Naunie Macgill
pest SIX embroidery in satin stitch, Miss Katie
Lamar; End, Miss Fannie Lamar; best sofa
pillow, Mrs. q. A. I. Snouffer End, Miss Lucy
Butcher; best embroidered table cover. Mrs
q. A. T. Snouffer; best piano scarf. Miss Nettie
Wpaner; best embroidery ON plush Mrs VIM
l.. Smith; End, Ms. VIM. F. Kemp; best
Knitted mitts, Miss Mamie Humm; 2rd, Miss
Mp +. johnson.
broidery on linen, Mrs. G. f. Faulkner: End
Mrs. George 2. thomas; best Kensngton, Mrs
z. Il. Spurrier; End, Mrs l.. H. Travis, bes
tintipg on linen nedlework, Miss E. Potts End
Mrs Or. Hunichen; best Roman embroidery
greatest variety ofdesigns, Miss Maud Taundle
2nd, Mrs. George p. Thomas; best centre piec,
la 1aio work, Mrs. struble; End. Mrs. George
Thomas; best drawn work, Mrs. H. s. Mnssel
man; Ind, Miss Mary Merghardt; best etching
on linen, Mrs. 8 S. Maynard End, Miss MARI
Merghardt; best hand made antique work
Miss Ida Hiileary; End, Miss Mamie Steiner
hest button holes, Mrs. Edward Hewes; End
Mrs. Sloat; best knitting, Miss Kate Bragonier
Znd, Miss A b. Routzahn; best set tinted Dow
lies needle work, Miss Nora Young; 2nd, Mis-
Marina Porter; best set Doylies' Roman EN-.
or,o;ldery, Mrs George p. Thomas; End, Mis-
Alice Routzahn; best hem stitching, Miss Mar,
y. kunkle; Ind, Mrs. g. j. Doll.
Glass 5,-Cotton Work Best fancy crocbe
silt stitch, Miss Mary 9, Kunkle; End, Miss Avi
5 anG1mMas; best embroidery, Mrs. Martha storm
Dora Winkeson; End, Mrs. G. ]. Doll; bes
drawn work, Miss Fannie Brookey; End, Mis-
M. British; best netting, Miss MaryC. Kunkle
best. infants dress, hand made, Mrs. Samue
Thomas; End, Mrs. d. ]. Beale; best knit hose
Miss Mary Dorsey, End, Mrs. Edwards; bes
hand made .gentlemen's drawers, Mrs. G ]
Dol; best ladies' underwear, Miss Mary Little
Ind, Mrs Isaac Halter; best ladies' apron
hand made, Mrs. g. j. doll; best hand mad,
ladies' night dress, Mrs. M. A. Sheppard. 2nd
Miss Mary Merghardt.
Glass -Misceilaneous.-Best embroidered
guilt In silk, Mrs Margaret Hood; End, Mrs
Miss H. Birely; Ind, Mrs. ]. Roger Mcsherry
best cotton patch quilt, Mrs J. N. Chiswell
sr;; End, Mrs. Iva =. Ashley; best worsted
guilt, Mrs: VIM m, Walker; End, Mis- Amanda
Harper: End, Miss Mollie Bear; best crochet
quilt, Miss Nettie Halter: End, Mrs. susan Cole
best home made rug, Of rags, Miss Nary Merg
hard; End, Miss AImeda Routzahn: best knIt
rug, OF rags, Mrs J. III. Witter; End, Mrs. D.
b Miller.
Glass 62-Aft Department-Best head in oil
Mrs Hammond Urner; 2no, Miss Laura Helm
lein; best landscape in oil, Miss Alice Shope
End, Miss susie Lakin; best pencil drawing,
Miss jamie Zimmerman; BUD, Miss Laura
Heinlein; best pen and ink drawing copy, Miss
Laura Heinlein; End, Miss Laura Heinlein;
best still life, Miss Maude Entwlstle; End. Miss
M. M. Beale; best from nature, Miss Mabel
Ely; End, Miss Laura Heinlein; best drawing
by child under IL years of age, Miss Hannah
Harding End, r. Radcliff best painted screen,
Houck; best painted fancy article, Miss Laura
Heinlein; and, Miss NJ. M. Beale; best pyrogra-
ply or burnt wood, Miss M. M. Beale; End,
Miss Halle OFT; best decorated china, Mrs. A.
M. Alvey; End, Miss Mamie Thomas; best dis.
play of decorated china, Mrs. A. NJ. Alvey; 2nd
Miss Mamie Thomas; best painted plaque,
Miss Katie Houck; End, Mrs b. y. Houck; best
painting on natural WOOD, MISS M. M. Beale;
End, Mrs. q. rutland; best on silk, Miss Laura
Heinlein; End, Mrs. Schaefer l.. Rholes best
on satin, Miss Laura Heinlein; End, Mrs Julia
Smith; best crayon portrait, black and white,
Miss Nellie Thomas; End. Miss jamie thinner.
man; best drawing, Miss jamie Zimmerman;
End Miss Mary Bealle; best animals, Miss
jamie Zimmerman; End, Mrs J. j. Hayden;
best charcoal drawing, still life, Miss l.. Hide.
brand; Ind. r. Radcliff; best pencil sketch
from nature, Mrs. ]. X. White End, Miss Laura
Heinlein; best drawing from cast, Mrs. Ham
mond Jrner; End, Miss Mabel Ely; best from
life, Miss jamie Zimmerman; best flowers in
oil, Miss Alice Shope End, Miss NJ. M. Beale;
best fruit, Mrs Hammond Urner: 2nd Miss