Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-09-12

Guy Shewbridge got first prize for
German hares.
7. +. Briscoe for rabbits.
Mrs. Thompson for cat with brood Of
chicks.
LIVE STOCK.
Registered Clydesdales, d. Z. Roger.
Registered standardized trotters, mare
three years old and over, J. c. Reihhart
flly, one year old and over, E. II. Rein
hart; stallion yearling, DR.. A. S. Rey-
nolds.
Heavy draught, stallion, four years old
and over, Geo. w. Walker; gelding, four
years old and over, VIM. j. Moler; flly,
three years old and over, VIM. J. Moler ;
FLY, two years old and over, James
Flanagan; sucking, under one year, J e.
T. Watson.
Quick draught, stallion, four years old
and over. J. II. Smith stallion, under
one year, H. B. Wilt; gelding or mare,
four years old or over, J. H. Smith
gelding, three years old or over, J. Jones
flly, two years old and over, T.. Jones
flly, one year old and under two, VIM.
Line.
All purpose horses, stallion, two years
old, Philip Bush; stallion, one year old,
a. c. Morgan stallion, under one year,
Geo. Coffinbargar mare, four years old,
S. NJ. Huyett; mare, three years old, d.
LYNN Magruder; gelding, two years old,
w. r. Knott; gelding, one year old,
Walter Mcdonald.
Driving horses, match team, J. S. Cole
man single mare or geld!ng, single
driver, William Line.
Saddle horses, {. b. Morningstar.
Four-horse team, Chas. l.. Jones.
Mules, best jack, Frank Manning best
pair mules, y. S. J. Strider.
Cattle, Short Horn, best bull, L. r.
Turner; best bull calf under one year,
Eugene Baker; COW, three years old and
over, Eugene Baker heifer, one and
under three years old, L. r. Turner
heifer calf under one year old, Eugene
Baker; herd, L. r. Turner.
Jerseys, best bull one year old and
under three, T. +. Jones; best bull calf
under one year old, DR.. A. S Reynolds
best COW three years old and over, DR..
a. S. Reynolds; best heifer calf one
wear old and over, 7. +. Jones; best
heifer calf under one year old, y. {.
Morgan; herd, DR.. a. S. Reynolds.
Holstein- Friesian, best bull under one
year old, J. T. Kearney; best heifer two
years old, J. 7. Kearney.
Sheep, long woods, best buck two years
old, d. w. Hendricks; ram and four
ewes, ID. w. Hendricks; best yearling
buck, d. w. Hendricks.
Middle woods, ram, one year old and
over, r. S. DeLauder & Co.; ram and
four ewes, L. II. Reinhart; ram and
lambs, +. II. Rcinhart; pen eve lambs,
DeLauder & Co.
Hogs, Berkshire, best boar d. Lynn
Magruder; best pair pigs, Mrs. W. L.
Reinhart.
Poland China, best boar, J. S. Cole
man best pair, John Bane.
Chester Whites, best boar, Archie
Roper; best SOW, Archie Roper; best
pair under six years, John w. Sperow.
Other breeds, best boar, year and over,
Archie Roper.
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
Loaf bread, II. w. Baker, first; J. a.
Baker, second rolls, Mrs. Ross Engle,
first; Mrs. Mary Needy, second; bis
cults, Mrs. Joe Waldeck, first; Mrs.
Vim. Sheet, second; rusk, Mrs. George
w. Fulk, first Mrs. J. II. Show, second
soda biscuit, Miss Bette Line, first; Mrs.
Eliza Caster, second; pastry, Mrs. Geo.
W. Banks, first; Mrs. Eliza Caster, sec
ond; cinnamon bread, Mrs. J. II. Show,
first; Miss Bette KeeseCker, second
Fruit cake, Mrs. J. II. Show, first
Mrs. c. d. Keplinger, second; pound
cake, Miss Leila Reinhart, first; Mrs.
W. l.. Reinhart, second; sponge cake,
Debby Shaffer, first; Miss Hattie Bos-
well, second; chocolate cake, Mrs. r.
W. Moler, first Miss Elsie Flanagan,
second iCecream cake, Mrs. J. {. Tab
Ter first Mrs. L. X. Wise, second; car
amel cake, Mrs. J. II. Show, first; Mrs.
Bessie Criswell, second; gingerbread,
Mrs. Ella Billmyer, first; Mrs. I. r.
Line, second; watermelon cake, Mrs.
Vim. c. Link.
Cucumber pickles, Miss Ella Voorhees,,
first Mrs. l.. Hamaker, second chow
chow pickle, Miss Nellie Lucas, first
Miss Ada L. Moler, second; mango
pickles, Mrs. Virginia Link, first; Mrs.
Maggie Link, second; pepper pickle,
Miss Bette Yontz, first; Ed Furr, second;
cabbage pickle, Mrs. a. l.. Stonebraker,
first; Miss a. +. Entler, second; sweet
picked peaches, Miss Fannie Moore,
first; Miss Alice Smooth, second; sweet
picked melon, Mrs. Virginia Link, first;
Mrs. Kate Link, second; sweet picked
plums, Miss Katie Johnson, first; Miss
Lucy Line, second spanish pickle, Mrs
George Moore, first Mrs. J. r. Keyes,
second; vinegar, Miss Clara Licklider,
first; Miss Mamie Banks, second; to,
mato catsup, Mrs. w. J. Britner, first
Miss Annie Schley, second.
Currant wine, Miss Nellie Lucas, first
Priscilla Miller, second; grape wine
Miss Lucy Butler, first; Chas. Yontz
second; blackberry wine, Miss julia
ReutCh, first; rhubarb wine, Mrs Wal
ter Herr, first; w. II. Hill, second
parsnip wine, W. H. Hill first; Mrs. }
+. Briscoe, second.
White silk embroidery on linen, Mrs
May Wine, first; Mrs. b. {. Unseld
second; colored silk embroidery on lin
en-, Mrs. b. Bruin, first; Mrs. 5. B. Long
second embroidery on boiling cloth
Mrs. J. H. Shepherd, first; Mrs. T
Lockard, second embroidery on flannel
Mrs. ]. +. Briscoe, first; Miss Susie
Legge, second embroidery on silk Oh
satin, Militia Z. Engle, first outlining OF
silk or satin, Miss Nellie Butler, first
outlining on cotton or linen, Miss Phoebe
Getzendanncr, first; Mrs. Rosa Bowles
second; crocheting in cotton or linen
Mrs. H. L. Stone, first; Miss Glare
Schley, second; crocheting in silk, Mrs
B. c. Unseld, first; Mrs. H. Z. Stone
second; crocheting i'll worsted, Edit
Hammond, first; drawn work, Mis-!
Mamie Reynolds, first; Miss Z. 7. Nc
Intyre, second fancy handkerchief
Miss Irene McGraw, first; Miss y. Burr
second; embroidered pin-cushion, Mrs
Nelson Wilson, first; Edna Moore, sec
oud; cushion, not embroidered, Mis-
Helen Lemen, first Miss Emma Point
second; embroidered sofa cushion, Mrs
J. H. Shepherd, first; Susie Legge, sec
ond; sofa-cushion, not embroidered
Ella Cookus, first; Edna Moore, second
fancy knitting, Julia Lucas, first; Fam,
Moore, second; painting on china, Mis-
May Getzendanner, first; Jane Miller