Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-08-29

X. ii. Marshal-Br0od mare colt
under one year; Sir Walter Raleigh
potatoes.
Lydia Northumberland jelly ;toma-
to preserves.
/ Gold Cockrell-- Mare for general
puruese; heavy draft stallion; heavy
draft colt, 2 months old sheep; lambs.
Willis Cockrell- Colt for general
purpose. : year old.
| Edgar Lefever-Singie driver.
w. r. Lewis illy for general pur-
pose.
| x. H. P. Briaily--Quickdraft colt nm
der year.
Mrs. r. A. Hott--Lima beans.
Mrs. Sallie Shrodes--Preserved pears
Mrs. G. W. Morgan--Eurban pnta-
toes; bread plum jelly and preserves.
Il. f. Mcdonald Pair driving
horses.
| j. w. McDonald-Saddle mare.
Margaret Baip--P Picked peaches
canned corn and ounces preserved
ounces and peaches.
! John Foreman Short horn hiefer, 2
years old; best calf; COW years old.
K. E. Hollis--Male setter
r. s. McDonald--Hac FLY. 8
years old.
A Crim-Early Rose potatoes.
Mrs. E. s. Henshaw Preserve straw
berries; cider applebutter.
| J. P. Pine-Spanish game fowls
short horn bull, year; Jersey heifer,
year Clydesdale filly, 2 years gated
saddle horse.
Nellie r. Hutzler-B eets; best dis
play cabbage.
Homer Chrisman--B Boar under 9
months; male pointer.
Mrs. E. Tanquary-Outline stitch.
Mrs. Edgar Bowers attenburg
scarf blotter and book mark; burnt
| wood.
A. M. Staublv-Beaole hound.
Moore Burkhart-P Peppers; egg
plant; radishes.
Mrs. S. s. Felker-Point lace.
Mrs. A. Horsfall- Fine embroidery
on linen.
Mary Cabell-Darning; patching ;
plain sewing by hand.
Bertha Sigler-K ensington stitch;
antique lace.
Mrs. g. w. North-Concord wine !;
fine crocheting; fine crocheting on
cotton.
Miss Mary Northeast embroidery
on cotton.
Mrs. Henry Myers Silk quilt.
Miss Eva North--Fine knitting.
Miss Wilen--Cut out embroidery in
silk, thread work in linen embroidery
in silk; needle work; figure painting
in water color; flower painting in
water color.
Mrs. Vanhorn-Fine crocheting on
worsted.
Mrs. Linton-Quilt.
Mrs. W. P. Shepherd--Twiste silk.
George d. Dunham-Quick draft
colt
Mrs Walter Busey-H Hand work in
silk.
May b. Morgan-Knitted stockings.
Mrs. Robinson--Cushion for sofa
Mary A. Busey--Outline on linen;
hemstitching; drawn work on silk.
Ida Hoffman-Cotton quilt; hand
painting.
Edith Tabb-Fine embroidery knit
quilt.
.Iennie Hawk-Crocheting in worst
ed.
Mrs. James McDonald--Afghan
worsted.
Sarah O'Rourke-Old coyerlet.
Mrs. James Thorn nson--emhroidere
silk quilt.
Miss Ida Thompson Drawnwork
handkerchief.
Fairy Ryneal--Best pony mare.
James w. Thompson. ir.-Best pony
SNYDER Bane-Lar0est display of
fowls; black and partridge Cochin;
light Brahmas; black Longshank !;
white Plymouth Rock; silver Wyan-
dotte; blue Ande; buff Leghorn. white
LeRhorn; brown Leghorn red game
Pyle game; mutt game; gray game
brown breasted red game.
L. & A. oaelschatz--Barred Ply
mouth fowl; brown Leghorns; white
leghorn; buff Leghorn; white Min
orcas.
J. William Miller-Best vehicle
largest display; best saddle and light
driving horse; best organ and piano;
largest display.
q. g. Largest display OF
implements.
Mrs. ID. Stuckey Painting on china
pencil drawing etching with ink
painting on linen indelible ink work
fancy work painting on satin.
Miss Supple Landscape in water