Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-08-28

water, landscape IN oil, landscape on
china, flowers on china, Lizzie Gordon
drawn work; Mrs. d. Price, quilt; Mrs.
G. Stump, comfort: Fannie Dold, cen
tre-piece flo; Mrs. g. NJ. Bowers, en-
broidery in silk; Miss NJ q. McSherry,
crochet slippers, Mrs. Campbell, doilies
in silk, knitting in silk; Mrs. A. e
Stribling, Afgan; Miss McSherry, pia-
no scarf, outlining in silk; Mrs NJ. A.
Snodgrass, crayon; Mrs. DR.. Day raise
ed gold; Miss v. Lewis, best bread from
Fitz flour; Myrtle Burkhart, best bread
from Cerasota flour; Mrs j. I. Nc
Kown, rolls; Mrs. Simpson, French
rolls; Mrs. Jas. Thompson, best speci-
men of bread; Emma Snapp, best bus
cults, Blanch Staub, crullers, pastry;
Sadie Lewis, crochet quilt; Mrs. q.
Smith, drawing in cotton; Bessie Bar
bour, paper flowers; Mrs. Fl. Stewart
knit stockings, ]. w. Strong, st. Ber-
nard dog; Forrest Buckles, Shepherd
dog, G. S. Lantz, Beagles; D. p. Lee
master, barred Plymouth Rock, cock
and hen, barred Plymouth chicks,
Black Minorca cock and hen; T. III.
Seabright, Langshang, cock and hen
and chicks, Silver Wyandott cock and
hen and chicks, single comb brown
Leghorn, cock and clucks, Rose comb
brown Leghorn cock and hen and
chicks, White Rose comb, Leghorn
chicks, Golden Ducking Crane chicks,
Black Crane cock and hen, Ruffied
neck chicks, Black Minorca cock and
hen, Pekin ducFs; Robert Thatcher,
white Brahma cock and hen and chicks
G. e. Outcalt, White Plymouth Rock
cock and hen, White Leyhorn cock
and hen, Indian Crane; Snyder Bane,
Buff Cochin cock and hen and chicks,
Partridge Cochin cock and hen, Gold
en- Wyandott cock and hen and chicks,
White Wyandott cock and hen and
chicks, White Langshang cock and
hen, Rose comb Buff Leghorn cock
and hen, White Minorca cock and hen,
single comb Buff Leghorn cock and
hen and chicks, Red Crane cock and
hen, Dark Brahma chicks, largest dis
play of fowls.
SPECIAL PRIZES.
Special premiums offered were
awarded as follows: set double surrey
harness by Studebaker Bros. Manufac-
turing Co. for the best pair of driving
horses, A g Legg; buggy whip, by Mrs.
w w Crump for best single driving
horse, III III Stewart, ten dollars by the
Martinsburg and Winchester Turnpike
Co. for the largest display of agricuftur-
al implements and buggies, Sencindlv-
er and Stewart; five dollars by the same
company for the largest display of mu-
steal instruments, Thomas Barrett; two
dollars and half by same company
for the largest exhibit of hogs and two
dollars and q half by the same company
for the largest exhibit of sheep, A A
Chrisman and 4 G Foreman, respec-
lively, sack of fertilizer by Sencindiver
and Stewart; and bottle of whiskey. by
S G. Moore; for best bushel of wheat,
DrJ p Carter, lap spead, by f E Boley
g. Bro, years subscription to States
man by c w Boyer, for best Plymouth
Rock chickens, ID p Lemaster; half
dozen horse powers by A NJ Gilbert and
pound tobacco, by A V Garrett, on best
colt one year old A A Chrisman, UNI
brella by M G. Tabler, years subscription
to Statesman by G w Boyer, for best
five pounds of butter, Mrs f 5 Hen
shaw, barrel -four by Henry Fitz for
best bread baked from his flour, and
barrel flour by Acknowledgment Co,
for best bread from "Creosota" flour,
Miss VERNE Lewis and Miss Myrtle
Burkhart respectively; bottle fine whis-
key by S G Moore for bushei of potatoes,
Mrs. H. V Bowers; steam cooker by Z.
Chas Keedy for best fruit cake, Mrs.
Bessie Shepherd coffee pot by Mrs y L
Fisher for best chocolate cake, Mrs EN-
ma Snapp; coffee pot by w r Fisher,
for ginger bread, Miss Flora Smith;
glass pitcher by l. E BentZ for best cur
rent Jelly, Miss Lille Clendenning
doylies by ] III Hobbs for best raspber-
ry Jelly, Mrs. Anna Henson; clothes
rack by G G. Cushwa & Bro for best CO.
coanut coke, Thomas Barrett, Satchel
by ] + Thompson & Bro for best dis
play of iellies, Mrs r G Burkhart; kid
gloves by Jas B Fisher for best cut out
embroidery and chlld's set knife, fork
and spoon by Boston Clothing House,
for lest needle work, Miss Anna Tabb;
pound tobacco by Little Bros for best
Jersey COW, ] f Staub.
The shooting tournament under the
management of the Gun Club of this
city was an important feature.
The result of the events was as follow
ed:
First event, ten targets Harry Lit
little, 6; G w HaddoX z; j i Hadd0x 8;
p w Miller 7, Charles Viewer 8, FL S
Spickler 8.
Second event, fifteen targets Harry
Little 10, G w Haddox 8, = w Miller
IL, ] p Haddox 10, III S Spickler II.
Third event, twenty targets-P w
miller Is, G w Haddox 10, ] Haddox
Il, Harry Little IS, III SSpickler is.
Fourth event, ten targets-P w Mil
Ter 8, ] p Haddox 7, G w Haddox
Harry Little 8, Chas Viewer 8.
Fifth event, fifteen targets-Harry
Little II, P w Miller 10, G. w Haddox
8, j P Haddox II, III S Spickler ID.
Special event of twenty-five targets
for six pound silver can of powder
J P Haddox 10, Harry Little Is, q w
Haddox %, p w Miller Is, II l. Smith
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