Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-08-26

vegetables SQudSHES, lawn w lliCt
rival New York potatoes, David Wiliet'
early rose potatoes, w. R. Lewis; cab
bage. VIM. Feidle; sweet potatoes, w. B.
4 Taorp; parsnips, G.. w. Mish, oyster
plant, c. w. Mish; peppers, y. Hott;lima
beans, VIM. Burkhart; onions, Harry
Henshaw; dried corn, Mrs. G.. w. Mish;
tomatoes, Mrs. S. A. Westenhaver; Gu
lcunbers, Mrs. S. A. Westenhaver, cusha
pumpkins, Vim. Boyer and VIM. Fiedle;
lcantcloupes, G.. w. Mish; beets, Tillotson
4 Fryatt.
i Fous, grain and seeds Talbert corn,
Ernest Hufzler; Foltz wheat, a. Grimm;
blue stem, Mediterranean and Fulcus.er
wheat, A. g. Legg; Laveasrured wheat.
/ Tillotson Fryatt buckwheat, Thomas T..
Barrett; red popcorn, II. II. Wilson; white
| popcorn, VIM. Campbell; yellow popcorn,
Mrs. S. A. Westenhaver; white corn and
white oats, Ed. S. Henshaw; early red
wheat. X. Fl. Marshall.
/ Wines and cakes blackberry wine,
Mfr. S. A. Westcnhaycr; currant wine,
Miss Myrtle Burkhart, cherry wine, Mrs.
Fl. Snapp largest display Of wines, Mrs.
A. Shcfrard; best variety oil grape wine,
Mrs. II. Sharff; Concord wine, Miss Anna
Tabb; fruit and brandy, Mrs. Burkhart;
| ginger bread, Miss Lille Clendennng;
jumbles, Miss Virginia Grimm sugar
cakes, Miss B. Staub; sponge cake, Mrs.
/. McKown; pound cake, Mrs. ]. Staub;
anglefood cake, Mrs. j. w. Mckown;
cocoanut cake, Mrs H. Stewart; choco-
late cake. Miss Kate Stewart; jelly cake,
Miss Myrtle Burkhart.
NeAdfer.rrt crorf,at ,.-;lfotp 1ftiif Mice
Nettie Wageey; knotted quill, Mrs. A.
Washington; handkerchief. Miss Nellie
Wageley; centerpiece, ballenburg, Miss
Nellie Wageley; darning, Miss J. Smith;
button holes, Miss X. =. Murray; knitted
stockings. Mrs. b. Staub; crocheting in
cotton, Mrs. c. A. Miller; battenburg lace,
Mrs. ]. w. Strong; plain sewing, Mrs. II.
Bryarly; patching, Miss Anna Tabb; en-
brodering in flo bloss, Miss Emma
Moore; antique lace, Mrs. G.. M. Busey;
work in silk, Mrs. ]. w. Strong; drawn
thread work, Mrs. ]. w. Strong; linen
drawn work, Miss Rebecca Tabb; cover
let, Mrs. L. Dew Gerhardt; silk ernbroid-
cry, Mrs w. A. Campbell; point lace,
Mrs. d. G. Westenhaver; embroidery in
linen, Mrs. l.. Dew. Gerhardt; canterbury
thread work, Mrs. L. Dew. Gerhardt
home made skirt, Mrs. l.. McKown; work
in cotton, Miss Lucy Williams; knitted
lace in linen, Mrs. Harry Snapp; paper
flowers, Miss BERTHE Barbour; specimen
embroidery, Mrs. Emma Moore; surface
embroidery, Mrs. Ida Decker; silk quilt
Miss Anna Tabb; dressed doll, Miss Mar
garet Stewart; patch work quilt, Mrs. A.
Washington; crochet slippers. Miss Edith
Tabb; infants dress, Mrs. c. A. Miller;
worsted mats, Mrs. Newt Buckets; soft
cushion, Mrs. ]. w. Strong; worsted guilt,
Mrs. Martha Stewart; embroidery in
twisted silk, embroidery in rope silk and
liner embroidery, Miss Ida Decker china
pitcher, Mrs. A. Washington; home made
rug, Mrs. !. w. Strong.
Household ard mechanical canned
pears, Miss B. Staub; canned peaches, |
Mrs. G.. NJ. Busey; canned ounces, Miss
Margaret Bane; canned apples, Mrs. S. A.
Westenhayer.c canned pineapple. Mr. S. A. |
Westenhaver; canned cherries, Mrs. A. c. /,
canned tomatoes, Mrs. S. A. |
canned raspbefTies, Mrs |
Geo. Misb; canned currants, Mrs. w. A. /
canned corn, Miss Margaret |
Bane; canned beans, Miss Margaret Bane; /
Mrs. Annie Ballenger; eatsup,
Mrs. S. A. Westenhaver; souF cucumber |
pickle, Miss Anna Henson. sour pickles, !
Mrs. S. A. Westenhaver; sweet ounce |
pickle. Miss Margaret Bane; sweet plumb !
pickle Mrs. S. a. Westenhaver; spiced !
plumbs, Mrs. VIM. Buckles; chow chow,
Mrs. S. A. Westenhaver; picked charles,
Mrs. VIM. Campbell; sweet peach pickle, |
Mrs. S. A. Westennaver; watermelon
pickle, Mrs. f. A. Tabler; sweet eante-
oupe pickle, Mrs S. A. Westenhaver;
sweet pear pickle, Miss M. Staub; sweet
peach pickle, Miss M. Bane; strawberry
Miss M. Banes cherry preserves,
Mrs. John M. Miller; tomato preserves,
Miss M. Banes peach preserves, Mrs.
Burkhart; blackberry preserves, Mrs S. A.
ounce preserves, Mrs.
Burkhart crabapple preserves, Mrs. NJ.
Ziler; currant preserves, Mrs. Burkhart;
preserves, Mrs. 5. A. Westen-
haver; apple preserves, Mrs, S. A. Yves
raspberry preserves, Mrs. ]. T.
Staub; apple butter, Miss Martha Stew
art; cherry butter, Mrs. Burkhart; tomato
butter, Miss Mamie Lippencott; grape I
butter, Mrs. S. A. Westenhaver; peach
butter, Mr.. s. A. Westenhaver; whortle- /
berry Jam, Mrs. MYra Ziler; blackberry /
Jam, Mrs. S. A. Westenhaver; currant !
Jam, Mrs. S. A. Westenhaver; crabapple |
Jelly Miss Bertha Staub; applebutter jelly, !
Mrs. G.. Henson; plumb jelly, Mrs. Annie |
Balinger; currant jelly, Mrs. S. A. Wes-
tenhaver; red raspberry jelly, Mrs. Geo.
Pope; raspberry jelly, Miss F. Smith;
blackberry Jelly, Mrs. S. A. Westenhayer;
pear Jelly, Mrs. Y. S. Morgan ounce
Jelly, Miss Edith Tabb; cherry, straw
berry and peach jelly, Mrs. S. A. Weston
haver; damson jelly, Miss Rose McDon-