The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-12-24

g. Fl. Rockhill; Burbank, WIN. Ritter.
spaugh, A. w. Stan,baugh; Co'e Golden
Drop. Mrs. Henry sCorl, j.. p. Phillips
Duanne's Purple. II; A.; Hclibaush; Dam Jam
man Prune, 8. II. Rockhill, J. y Phil
lips; Gage Imperial, Aaron Skelton, IL.
A. Holibaugh; Gage Green. G. A.. krider,
L. Creighton. and Son; Lombard, G; 4.
ling. Aaron Shelton: Rein Claude.e H. A.
HolibauRh, Aaron Skelton; shropshire.
Zettler Co., Mrs. Henry Corl; Washing,
ton, II. a. HoliDaugh. display 10 varieties,
Ts. T. Crowi.
GRAPES.
Q varieties, profit 10 rule, 8. II. Rock.
hill, II. A. Holibaugh: 6 varieties. size and
Rockhiii: Agawam, 8. H. Rockhill, r. A.
Holibaugh; Cambell's Early, II. A. Holi-
baugh; Brilliant, II. A. Holibaugh; Brigh-
ton, II. A. Holibaugh; Concord. Aaron
MolibangS; champion, 3. il. Rockhill,
Aaron Shelton: Delaware, Aaron Shelton,
8. II. Rockhill; Diana, Aaron Shelton. II.
A. Holibaugh: Duchess, II. A. Holibaugh,
II. A. Holibaugh; Empire State. W. d.
Oberlin; Goethe, II. a. Holtbaugh; Green
Mountain, H. II. Holibaugh, Aaron Skel-
ton: Ives Seeding H. A. Holibaugh;
Greatner; H.. a; Holibangh; Iona; II. =. a.:
Telegraph, II. A. Holibaugh, Aaron skel-
ton; Lady Washington. Ii. A. Holibaugb;
Lindley. H. A. Holibaugh; Martha, II. a.
Holllbaugh, s. H.. Rockhill; Massasoit, II.
A. Holibaugh: Moore's Diamond. II; A.
Holibaugh; Meyer, II. A. Holibaugh; Wy
oming Red, 8. H. Rockhill. II. a. Holi-
bauGh; Norton's Virginian, II: a. Hol-
ibaugh; Niagara, Zettler Co.., W II wei
er; Pocklington; W. D. oberlin, aL,,,, a. a
II. A. Holibaugh; Ulster, H. a.
Holibaugh: Vergennes. H.. A. Hoi-
ibaugh; Worden, II. A. Holibaugh; dis
play 10 varieties. II. A. Holibaugh, s. H.
Rockhill.
CLASS NO. 90, FLOWER DEPART
MENT. CUT FLOWERS.
Rest arranged and largest display of
Dora Mckinney, 9. o. Eggert, W. L.
Wise: Best Floral Table Design, 8. o.
Eggert, Alonzo Smith, W. d. Oberlin;
best display Dahlias, 6 varieties, j. n
Eggert, Mrs. Fred strucGen; n. best
Aienzo Smith; best display Of
display Carnations, ]. w. Eggert; best
display Gladiolas, Mrs. G. II. Rudolph,
s. o. Eggert: best display lGeraninms
Mrs. Dora Mckinney, s. Q. Eggert; best
display Marigolds, ]. r. Bowman, Alonzo
Smith; hest display Nasturtiums, Mrs.
c. H. Rudolph, Mrs. Dora Mckinney;
hest display Pansies. salone Dietz 8; % o.
CERT; best display oe Sweet Peas, Mr..
Dora Mckinney: best display Verbenas, s.
o. Eggert, Mrs. w. F. App; best display
Zinnias, w. L. Wise. s. Q: Bggert; hest
Kinney; best display Coxcombs and
AmaraDth, s. o. Eggcrt; best display
Parlor Bouquets, Mrs. Dora Mckinney
COLLECTION PLANTS.
Begonia 8 varieties, ]. p. Phillips. ]. r.
Bowman. Mrs. w. F. App; Foliage plants,
varieties. 8. o. Eggert. Mrs. Fred
STRICKEN; Geraniums. Q varieties in bloom,
J. Il. Bowman. s. o. Eggert; House plants
varieties, 9. o. Egscrt.
SINGLE SPECIMENS, OPEN TO ALL.
Geraninm, ]. w. Eggert; Orange.
s. o. Eggert; Ageratum. s. o. Eggert;
Heliotrope, J. r. Bowman; Amaryllis
0illy) Mrs. Fred STRICKEN, 8. 0. Egyert;
Verbena, S. o. Eggert
DOMESTIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NO.
Butter, pounds, Abbie Taylor, T. r.
Swan, Mrs F. Van Dorsten; Bread, loaf.
Il. r. Swan, Mrs. Loisa B3rnes; Brown
bread, 1 loaf, Mrs. Henry Corl, Mary
Reigler; Biscuit, one-half dozen. Mrs
soda, one-half dozen. Mrs. Louisa Barnes,
Mrs. George Parker: Rusks, one-ha!f
dozen, Mrs. Louisa Barnes, AlonZo Smith;
Cake with recipe, Mary Reigler; Cake,
Austin: Cake, marble. Mrs. Mary Hender-
shot, Abbie Taylor: Cake, fruit, Mrs. II.
A. Shock, Mrs. Kate Longabaugh; Pie,
pumpkin, Mrs. Henry Corl, Mrs. A. Smith,
Ham, cured. with recipe, Alonzo Smith.
Mrs. Dora Mckinney; Beef, dried. five
pounds, Mrs. Nellie Young, AlonZo Smith !;
Syrup, maple, one quart, Aionzo Smith,
Il. u. Swan; Syrup, sorghum, one quart,
II al d,. nNN1n atrA NAt fto
T. r. Sw.n. Alonzo Smith; Apples, dried
one pound, Mrs. Dora Mckinney, Alonzo
Smith; Cherries. dried. one pound. Alonzo
Smith, w. d.. Oberiins Corn. dried, one
PeaeSesn aT dried pared SR MRS Nellie young
Mrs Dora Mckinney Peaches. dried, un-
pared, Alonzo Smith, Mrs. Dora McT<in-
ney; Honey. perfectly filed, one pound,
7. r. Swan.
CATsUP AND PICKLES
+, catsups. display. varieties, $. o. Eg-
gert; Peaches, display, varieties, Mrs.
George Parker.
CANNED FRUITs-oNE QUART JARS
Apples, crab. Alonzo smith; Blackberries.
s. o. Eggert, J. p. Phillips: Currants.
Katie Whippie. John Sheets; Cherries,
red, Katie Whipplo. A. w. Stambaugh;
Sherries black W. D. Katle
Peaches, white. ]. w. Eggert, w. d.
Oberlin; Peaches. yellow, A. w. Stam-
baugh. Katie Whipple; Pears. Mrs. Geo.
Parker, ]. II. Loutzenheiser; Plums. A. w.
Stambangh, Alonzo Smith: Ounces. Alon-
20 Smith. Mrs. Nellie Young; Raspber-
ries, W. d. Oberlin; Raspberries red, W.
ID. Oberlin. A. w. Stambaugh: Straw
berries, Mrs George Berkemier Alonzo
Smith; Tomatoes. Mrs. F. III. Killinger,
Mrs. Charles ID. Monnot; Rhubarb. J. p.
Phillips.
DISPLAY CANNED FRUIT.
Six or more varietles--Mrs. Charles d.
Monnot, Mrs. George Parker.
PRESERVES-ONE PINT EACH.
Apple, Mrs. Charles d. Monnot, Alonzo
Smith; Blackberries. Katie Whipple. s. O.
Eggert; Cherries, Mrs Nellie Young,
Katie Whirple; Gooseberry. Alonzo Smith,
]. r. Bowman; Pear. Katie Whipple. Mrs
Charles y. Monnot; Peach. Katie Whip.
pie, Mrs. George Parker; Plum. Mrs. Geo.
Parker, Mrs. F. II. Killinger; Ounce,
Alonzo Smith; Raspberry. Alonzo Smith
Raspberry red. A. w. Stambaugh, Mrs
Charles d. Monnot; Strawberry, Katie
Whipple, A. w. Stambaugh: Toma toes,