Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-06

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Preserved strawberries First I.
Liston, Bridgeport; Mrs. Abbott.
Preserved Ounces First, N. K. Ri
ley; second, Mrs. S. A. Clipp-
Preserved plums-First, Mrs. Merkel;
second, N. K. Riley.
In the apiarian, jellies, -four, bread,
and cake department the judges were
Mrs George L. thinner, Mrs. Charles
Schmidt and Mrs. George w. Lutz.
They made the following awards:
Gingerbread-Mrs George Abbott,
Drill, O.; second, Miss Helen Liston,
Bridgeport.
Fine cardies-First, Miss Mamie
Simpson.
Fruit cake-Miss Mamie Simpson;
second, Mrs. ]. ]. Lopez.
Coffee cake-First, Mrs. ]. J. Lopez.
Plate of cookies-First, Mrs. j. ].
! LoEer; second, Miss Helen Liston.
Bridgeport.
Pound cake-First, Mrs. Howard
Merkel; second, Mrs. E. L. Schambra
Plate of doughnuts-First, Mrs.
George Abbott.
Specimen sponge cake-First, Mrs.
Mamie Simpson.
Plate of biscuits-First, Miss Helen
Liston, Bridgeport
Ginger snaps-Miss Helen Liston,
Bridgeport; second, L. Liston, Bridge
port.
Homemade taffy-Frst, Miss Nan
ME Simpson.
Apple pie-First, Mrs. B. F. Good
win; second, Mrs. j. E. Beltz.
Loaf domestic bread-First, Mrs. B.
/ F. Goodwin; second, Mrs. P. Yost,
Drill, o.
Loaf rye bread-First, Miss Helen
Liston, Bridgeport.
Plate light rolls-Mrs. J. ]. Lopez;
second, Mrs. George Abbott.
Plate domestic corn bread-First,
Miss Helen Liston. Bridgeport; second,
Miss Mamie Simpson.
Plate domestic brown bread-First.
Miss Mamie Simpson; second, Mrs. P.
Phillips.
Plate of hominy-First. Mrs. Merkel;
second, Miss Lizzie Smith.
Mountain cake-Miss Helen Liston.
Bridgeport.
Cocoanut cake-First. Miss Carrie
Staufer
Marble cake-First, Miss Mamie
Simpson.
Canned tomaoes-First, Mrs. Mer-
kel; second, Mrs. S. A. Clip, St.
Clairsville.
Preserved currants-First, Miss Hell
en- Liston; second, Mrs. Abbott.
Peach butter-First, Mrs. ]. ]. Lopez;
second, n. K. Riley.
Tomato butter-First, Mrs. Merkel;
second, N. K. Riley.
Ounce butter-First, N. K. Riley.
Grape butter-First, Miss Arena Da-
Wis; second, Mrs. Abbott.
Plum butter-First, n. K. Riley.
Pear butter-First, A. NJ. Stevenson;
second, N. X. Riley.
Tomato catsup-First, Mrs. ]. e.
Beltz, second, Mrs. P. Yost.
Apple jelly-First, Mrs. P. H. RAIDER;
second, Mrs. J. E. Beltz.
Peach jely-First, L. Liston; second,
Mrs. ]. E. Beltz.
Cherry jelly-First, SMrs. Abbott;
second, N. K. Riley.
Ounce jelly-First, A. NJ. Stevenson;
second, L. Liston.
Pear jelly-First, L. Liston; second,
Mrs. S. A. Clipp.
Blackberry jelly-First, Mrs. L. E.
Schramba; second, L. Liston.
Raspberry jelly-First, L. Liston;
second Helen Liston.
Strawberry jelly-First. Helen Lis
ton; second, Mrs. Abbott.
Grape jelly-First, A. NJ. Stevenson;
second, Mrs. Clipp.
Elderberry jelly-First, Mrs. Abbott;
second, Mrs. Clipp.
Gooseberry jelly-First, N. K. Riley;
second, Mrs. Clipp.
Plum jelly-First. Mrs. A Israel; Sec
ond, A. NJ. Stevenson.
Crab jelly-First, Mrs. A. H. RAIDER;
second, Miss Martha Ross.
Picked tomatoes-First, Mrs. Mer-
kel; second, n. X. Riley.
Picked onions-First, Mrs. Schram-
bra; second, Miss Mamie Simpson.
Picked peaches-First, Mrs. S. A.
Clipp.
Dried apples-First, Mrs. S. A. Clipp.
second, Mrs. A. S. Askew, Elm Grove.
Spiced grapes-First, Mrs. Merkel:
second, n. K. Riley.
Dried pears-First, Mrs. Clipp.
Dried peaches-First, Mrs. Clipp.
Dried aspberries-First, Mrs. Clipp.
Best lard, not less than five pounds
First, L. Liston; second, Mrs. S. A.
Ciipp.
ART AND TEXTILES.
In the ladies' textile and art denart-
ment premiums were awarded as fol-
lows:
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