Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1896-09-10

Sun. Miss Trevor Shirley. Best three
pounds of butter, special premium offer
ed by the Baltimore Sun, Mrs. d. Lynn
Magruder. Butter, Miss Azelie Jones'
first. Cucumber pickle, Miss Lucy Line,
first; Mrs. Kate Link second Chow
chow. Mrs. Elizabeth Link, first; Mrs
Annie Demory, second. Mongo pickle,
Mamie Link, first; Mrs. Robert Banks,
second. Pepper pickle, Laura Grim,
first; Fannie Tabb, second. CHARTERED
cabbage pickle. Mrs H. Kelsey, first;
Mrs. J. S. Osbour1, second. Sweet pick
led peaches, Mis- Alice Smooth, first;
Miss Lucy Line. second. Sweet picked
melon, Miss Sallie Jones, first. Sweet
picked plums, Miss Lucy Line. first.
Spanish pickle. Miss Charlotte Huyett.
first Mamie Link, second. Vinegar,
Mrs. NJ. a. Hartman, first; Harry NJ. Lem
Ell, second. Tomato catsup, Miss Cora
Osbourn. first. Currant wine, \. S. Luz
cas-. first: Mrs. Mary Licklider. second.
Grape wine. Mrs. F. r. Grove, first; Miss
Mamie Nanmeter, second. Blackberry
wine. Miss Title Harris. first; Charlotte
McChan. second. Rhubarb wine, Miss
Nette w. Entler first;Miss Julia Rentch.
second. ParSnip wine, Miss Nettie w.
Entler, first: Miss Sallie ). Hill. second.
Cherry wine, Mrs j. II. Show, first; Miss
Lucy Line. second Strawberry pre-
serves. Miss Mary Keesecker, first; Miss
Nina Hill, second. Pineapple preserves.
Miss Bette Barnhart Peach preserves,
Miss Bette Keesecker, first; Mrs. 5. L.
Knott, second. Pear preserves, Ada Dew
onshire, first; Miss Bette Barnhart, sec
ond. Raspberry preserves, Mrs. Barney
Hoffman, first; Mollie Bowen, second.
Plum preserves, Miss Lucy Line, first.
Cherry preserves. Miss Edna Link, first;
F. a. Osbourn, second. Citron preserves,
Mrs Frank Jones. first; Mrs. j. X. Keyes,
second. Red tomato preserves. Miss
Leona Osbourn. first; Miss GuSsie Lem
en-, second. Yellow tomato preserves,
Mrs ID. Frank Miller first; Bessie Dan
iels. second Canned peaches, Edith
Moore. first: Mrs. Jas. II. COffinbarger,
second. Canned pears. Mrs. Hattie Hill,
first; Miss Annie Miller, second. Canned
cherries, Martha Flanagan, first; Miss
Lucy Line, second. Apple jelly, Lizzie
Osbourn, first; Miss Lou Lemen. second.
Ounce Jelly. Florence Miller, first; Wal
ter Crowl, second. Raspberry jelly, Mrs
c. b. Line. first; Miss Mary Hill, second.
Hand sewing, Mrs. George Moore, first;
Mrs. Frank Fulk, second. Machine
sewing, Mrs. J. F. Legge, first; Mrs. NJ.
+. Spohn, second. ButtonhOles. Mrs.
b. c. Unseld first; Mrs. NJ F. Spohn,
second. Darning, Mrs. r. NJ. Moore,
first; Mary Lucas, second. Sewing by
girl under twelve years, first and special
Baltimore Sun Premium. Salie Ryan,
first Louise Tenant. second. EmbrOid-
cred silk quilt, Edward FUR. first: Mrs
J. f. Legge, second Silk quilt, not en-
broidered, Mrs. II. NJ. Lucas. first: Jesse
Englc, second. Silk patchwork quilt.
Miss Bessie Mckee. first: Miss Coe
Brotherton, second Velvet quilt, Mrs
Rosa Bowles, first. Crocheted quilt,
Debby Shaffer, first; Belle Watson, sec
ond Knitted quilt, Irvie Mclntire. first:
Miss Mclntire. second. WOrsted quilt.
Mrs Rosa BowleS, first and second. Cot
ton quilt, Miss Nettie EIchelberger, LIST:
Miss Mamie Coflinbarger, second. Gro
cheted slumber robe, Miss McIntre LIST;
Miss Mona Morrison. second. Knitted
robe, Mrs. j. II. Show. lSt; Mrs
Kate Reynolds. second White silk en-
broidery on linen. Mrs. Mary Wine, LIST:
Miss Alice KinSley, second. Colored silk
ON linen, Miss Elise Shep-
herd, first; Miss Meta Schley. second.
on boiling cloth, Miss Sallie
Shepherd. first; Miss Bessie Baker. sec
Ond. Embroidery on flannel, Mrs. W.
Y. McQuilkin, first; Mrs. f. X. McQuilk-
in. second. Embroidery on satin, Mrs.
j. II. Shepherd, first Myrtle Entler, sec
end Embroidered photograph frame,
Mrs. Mary Wine, first; Miss Alice Kins-
ley. second Outlining on silk, Miss Mel
lie Lane Butler, first. Outlining on linen,
Mary Pendleton, first. Crocheting in
cotton. Minnie BUSY, first Miss Kate
second Crocheting in
silk. Miss Leila Reinhart, first; Mary
Pendleton, second. Crochetingn worst
ed. Mrs Albert Diehl. first: Miss Katie
second. Drawn work, Miss
Edith Reynolds, first; Leona McIntire,
second. Fancy handkerchief, Mrs. Geo.
Moore. first: Mrs. Ella l.. Billmyer, sec
ond. Handsomest pincushion, Mrs. b.
c. Unseld. first Mrs. 7. G. Roach. sec
ond. Embroidered sofa cushion. Miss
Elise Shepherd. first; Miss Meta Schley.
second. Sofa cushion not embroidered,
Miss Coe Brotherton, first; Mrs b. c.
Unseld. second Fancy knitting Mrs.
Belle Gardner, first; Mrs. r. NJ. Moore,
second. Paper work, Mrs. j. II. Show,
first Miss Lotte Kruger second. Paint
ing on china Miss May Getzendanner,
first Mrs. f. 7. Line, second. Painting
on canvas, Miss May Getzendanner, first;
Miss May Osbourn, second. PaintingOn
boiling cloth, Miss BERTHE Darnell, first;
Mrs. b. c. Unseld, second. Painting on
satin, Mrs. Alice Gibson. first Mrs. I.
c. Roach. second. Collection Of native
woods special premium offered by Bal
timOre Sun. siNty-four specimens, Guy
II. Mckee Poued plants. Mrs. Joseph
Byers, first; Mrs. Joseph l.. Cookus, sec
ond. Cut flowers Mrs. j. II. Show, first
Miss Nette w. Cutler, second.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
Turnips. VIM. Melester, first. Water
melon. VIM Melester, first. Sweet po-
tatoes. James II. Cofinbarger, first
Large peppers. Miss Mamie Schley, first
Miss BERTHE Darnell. first
Largest pumpkin, j. : Coleman. Sill
YER onion sets, w. W. Barnes. first.
Largest squash, George B. Coflinbarger.
White elephant potatoes, George B.
Cofiinbarger, first. Early rose potatoes,
VIM Melvin. Burbank's potatoes, Jos.
A. Smooth Best bushel of potatoes
the Sun special premium, Joseph a.
Smooth. Snap beans, Joseph a. Smooth.
Celery, Joseph 4. Smooth Bestvariety
of vegetables, the sun special premium,
Joseph \. Smooth, l0j varieties second
premium on same. G. I. Licklider
Table beetS, Miss Jennie Ware. Best
r. L. OSbourn. Cabbage,
John Knode, first. Tomatoes. Mrs Jno.
II. keesecker. first. Gourds, Miss Liz
zie Conner, first Sunilower. John H.
show first Satisfy, John keplinger.
first. Victor potatoes Philip Furry,
first Lima beans, Mary Furry, first.
ParSnipS and lima beans, G. 7. LiCkli-
der. first. Stock beets, w. J. Moler,
first. Rhubarb. q. w. Seibert. first.
Pasha pumpkin. Archie Stanley, first.
Cucumbers, Frank Jones, first. Ruta-
bagas. J. A. Engle, Jr.. first. Carrots.
c. f. Dunaway, first. Pole beans. f.
NJ. Moler, first. Largest variety of fruit,
G.. r. Licklider. the Sun special preml-