The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-10-01

etc-M. b. Rowe u Co
Red cora, mixed corn-Daniel Hess.
White corn, pumphins-Johu Ii smith
Pop CuTn-Alfred Prmhertoa,
White Plymouth Rnck chicks. white
WyAndotte fowls and chicks, Rhode Il
land red fowls and chicks. pen of fowls,
pen OF HOUdUn fowls, Call Kouen ducks
George Newton.
Golden Wyandotte iowls-Mrs d
jsrke,
Golden WyRndotte fowls. Pod; Golden
Wyandotte chicks, Silver WyAndOtle
iowls and chicks-J. y. Brooks
Houdon fowls and chicks, lat and 2nd ;
Buff Leghorn chicks, LIST and Pad: Black
dinOrca chicks, %; Single Comb Brown
ueghorn fowls and chicks, pen of chicks.
md Ros Comb Brown leghOrn fowls,
hicks. lst and 2nd; pen of chicss-John
H. Brooks
Barred Plymouth Rock chicks, Black
Minorca Fowls, LIST and Ind; Black
dinorca chicks pen Of chicks. hlie Pekia
iucks. lst aud 2nd-B ii Toombs.
Poland China boar under ! year let
and 2nd; brood SOW year, Short Horn
Gull calf, 2nd; heller year. 2nd; & h
Red Game chicks, Red 3 Red Game fowls
aud chicks, pen Of PIT iowls-Judgc K
a l.. Chichester.
Barred Plymouth Rock fowls pen Of
iowls and chicks 2d-Robert " Harris
Grades, Guernsey heller ! year, 2no
Devon COW , years, 2nd. 3 varieties Of
peaches. field peas hos. II Bullock
Red Futz and Longberry wheat-~
4. New hirt
Rge, beans-R T. Jones.
pounds shipping leaf tobacco, cab
Dage, cucumbers. squash, sweet potatOer
lFish potatoes Richard Limerick,
Light dTBught entire colt year, mare
3 yenrs-R l.. Brown.
Light draught filly years, mule colt
turnips-R0bert Sullivan
Light draught gelding 3 years-Wyatt
Mills
Light draught gelding , years stallion
~ gelding years under saddle, Pad.
.addle mare years, 3nd-E. o. Brooke
Light draught single horse in harnt ~
&c C. ROwlett.
Heavy Draught stallion 3 years D. A.
sanford.
Mule 3 years, LIST and 2nd-W. j..
Jacobs.
Berkshire boar year }. FL. Stock.
man.
Peppers Tom Curtis,
Tomatoes-C. NJ. Chichester
10 pounds II butter 10 roll or shape
brocoli-Mrs. W. 4 McWhirt
> and pounds Of butter In roll or
shspe-Mrs Rosa +, OErock.
Dried apples-Misa Myrtle Bullock.
Sally LUnD, special premium for biscuit
Mrs. Geo. Nicholson.
oven rolls-Mr Harry b. Lane
, iOaves Of wheat bread with yeast
family hard soap. specimen Of crocheti0g
catching Mrs Mary {. Roy.
Corn muthns, ginger cake, cucumber
pickles, sweet Peaches-Mrs MedOrR
Bowling.
Ice cream cake, black berry wine, pre-.
served currants, damsOns and raspber
res, canned peaches, grapes, raspberries,
tomatoes, gOOseberries, apples, plums
and pineapples, raspberry Jelly, wine
Islly-Mrs b. +, Rose.
! pounds Of honey in sections; Belgian
hares, buck S and months, doe and
4 months, doe with litter; colony of ltal
ian bees-Chss Koeppen
Tomato catsup, orange ielly-Miss Sci
ma Ulmen.
Pan ROlls-Mrs. J. p Rowe.
Cucumber catsup, sliced pickles, pre-
served cherries, ounce Jelly, sewing by
hand. crOCheted toilet mails in cotton,
calico patchwork quilt, bureau scarf in
Battenburg work. photograph by anna
teur-Miss Mary Shepherd.
uls.s ~ Nice Guaau i, m bFnV
Shoe bag. dRrning bag and work bag
by hand; embroidered ottoman cover,
crocheten infants sack, crOeheted shawl,
fascinator, shoulder cape and purse in
silk. knit slippers, knit infants socks,
raw cloth. braided pillow shsms, fancy
collar, bureau scarfin drawn work-Mrs
". H. Tyler
Fancy handkerchief bag by hand, silk
rug. head rest-MIss Mary Austin Hicks,
Embroidered shirt waist in cotton or
linen, display of paintings-Miss Eliza
beth Minor
Knitting bag to hold ball by hand,
knit sofa pillow, fancy quilt, fancy pin
cushion, green cOrn-MFs. Thos Wallace
Croeheted slippers Miss Margaret
MOncure.
Collection of pickles, branded pears
and peaches; straw berry, plum and grape
Jelly, zinias butterbeans-Mrs. Florence
McGhee.
PiccaIIa, cordial, preserved grapes and
pineapples, peach butter-Mra. IL. kaut-
man.
Buns. preserved straw berries-Mrs. A.
W. Embrey.
Still wine from grapes, display Of grape
wine, yellow corn-Mrs. c. + Hunter.
Sparkling wine from grapes, corn fod-
der. w. Burton.
Eldprberry wine, sparkling cider, black
berry Jelly, fancy hat or snnshade, win
ter bouquet-Mrs K. Il, Jones.
Cider vinegar, 10 varieties OF apples, .
varieties of winter apples, 10, and 3
varieties of pears, . varieties OF peaches,
ounces, 3 varieties of grapes-Irs. G. NJ.
Wallace.
Waters, embroidered night dress, en-
broidered chemise, yoke, growing fus
chias. geFaniums and verbenRs, cut YER
benas-Misses O'Bannon.
Pound cake, gold cake, jelly cake, angel
cake, marble cake, caramel cake, Jenny
Lind cake--Mrs. F. l.. Harris.
Sponge cake. peanut candy, paper
flowers, chiffon fiowers-Mrs. j. II. Petit.
Fruit cRke--Miss. Lena FitEhugh.
Exhibit OF green house plants by florist
F r. COvey.
Embroidered doyies-Mrs. J. B. Col
bert.
Infants cap, embroidered toilet mats,
embroidered spIashes, crocheted child's
afghan, crocheted infants hood, cap.
boots and shirt, crocheted tidy in wor-
sted, towel rack, fancy lampshade, fancy
scrap basket, whisk broom holder, in
fant's fancy carriage robe, opera glass
bag. yase-Mrs A. NJ. Tyler.
Crocheted lamp mat, charcoal study
Mrs, l.. b CLANCY.
Buttonhole in cloth-Miss Mary Miller
Buttonhole in cotton or linen, embroid- |
cred table mats, embroidered sofa cush-
ion, specimen OF worsted embroidery,
crocheted mouchoir case. crOcheted neck.
tie in silk, etched doylies, easel scarf,
toilet mats in BRtteRburg work-Mlss A.
e. Sheppard.
Embroidered eentrepiece. sample OF en-