The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-10-16

National, 7. W. Casteel; Lincoln, John
A. Shaffer, Oakland, red ribbon; No
name given to potatoes exhibited, Clark
DeBerry, Oakland; Mrs, E. S, West,
Oakland; Edw. O'Donald, Mountain
Lake Park; Daniel w. Warn, Avlton;
j. l.. Rector and Jos. Conneway, two
exhibits.
Saturday quite a number of orders
were taken for shipment to Pittsburg.
Pa, Cumberland, and other points.
Pumpkins Sd. NJ. Mason. Oakland.
Burpee's Quaker pie; E. E. SolIars,
two large field, each weighing 50 pounds,
first prize for largest pumpkin; Upton
Cuppett, Mountain Lake Park, three;
A. K. Kolbfleish, two pie; S. P. Bak-
er, three field, first; J NJ. Teats,
Aurora, w, Va, large yellow; C. H.
Loar. Oakland, two long neck.
Rutabagas-Russian Turnip, E. E.
Sollars, red ribbon.
Parsnips-G. S. Hamill, Sr., Oakland.
Cabbage-Wm. Clark, Oakland; Clark
Bowers, Oakland; Clark DeBerry, Oak
land, first prize; Harry Helbig, largest
heads, blue ribbon; G. S. Hamill. Sr.,
r. K. Maroney, Oakland.
Caulifiower- The Weber Sons Co.
first; G. S. Hamill, ST., red ribbon.
Red Beets-Mrs. E. S. West, Henry
Casteel, the H. Weber Sons Co., first:
VIM. Tricket, Oakland.
Squash Mrs. E. S. West, first; two
exhibits.
Radishes Mrs. E S. West.
Turnips-J. G. Knauer, Oakland, red
ribbon; Hurley Miller, White Globe,
fist.
Mangles-H. Casteel, The H. Weber
Sons Co., two exhibits.
Onions Mrs. Chas. Pysel, Deer Park;
l.. H. Glotfelty, Swanton, Yellow Globe;
Prize Taker, Geo T. Porter, first.
Tomatoes-A. B. Kolbfeisch; Mrs.
Jas. d. Harvey, red ribbon, two exhi-
bits; j. W. Beckman, first prize; B. w.
Harvey.
Hubbard Squash-Mrs. Kirkpatrick,
Brookside, w. Va, first.
Parsnip-Long, II. Miller.
Peppers S. S. Bender, Kitzmiller.
extra large, first
Cucumbers-The Henry Weber Sons
Co., blue ribbon.
Carrots-The H. Weber Sons Co.,
first.
Sugar Beets-The H. Weber Sons Co.
Early Essex Rape-Two exhibits, H.
Miller, blue ribbon.
To the surprise of the Agricultural AS
ISOLATION, several exhibits of apples
were made. From all portions of the
county came the report, "The fruit
crop is failure. There will be no ex-
hibits this year"
Mr.. 7. w. Casteel, of near Oakland.
made an exhibit of Rawles Janet Ap-
pies; d. w. Warn, of Avilton. had
plate of Rome Beauties" which took
the first prize; T. E. Bishoff, of Hoyes,
exhibited specimens of Northern Spy,
Sweet Russell, and York Imperial; and
W. l.. TichwelI, Wolf River, which re-.
ceived red ribbon. 1t was large,
beautiful apple
Mr.. S. f. Broadwater made an exhi-
bit of two plates of the Northern Spy.
They were received after the award
was made. They were a splendid speci-
men of remarkable apples and had they
been on exhibition at the time of inspec-
ton would have been prize winners
Mr.. Broadwater gathered about 300
bushels of apples this season. He re-
ceived blue ribbon. Mr.. Broadwater
resides at New Germany.
There was only one exhibit of Maple
Sugar, a large eleven pound cake; it
was made by w. j. Conneway, of near
Wilson, w. Va. 1t was fine specimen
of maple products, and received the
first prize. The cake was purchased by
DIR. Logan Carr, of New York city.
There were only three exhibits, made
by Joseph Conneway, near Oakland
Andrew Helbig, and Dixon e. Keso,
Oakland. The first prize was awarded
to Dixon & Kelso, second, Joseph Con-
neway.
Exhibits were made by, S. P. Baker,
Mountain Lake Park, first prize, Amber;
A. G. Kimmell, Getaway, first prize,
white; Rev. Mangus, Oakland, white