The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-10-08
Same, herd cows and a bull-P. A.

near Bayard; second, L. ]. Beachey
Grantsville.
Amber honey-First, John r. Scott
MAPLE PRODUCTS ETC.
Maple sugar. cake-C. C. Beachy,
near Bittinger.
Maple sugar. crumb-C. C. Beachy
Maple syrup-C. C. Beachy; second,
D. F. Liller.
Peanuts raised in Garrett county
Ronald Michael. aged 10 years, Blue
Ribbon.
Chestnuts-Eugene Thayer. Blue Rib
bon.
PRIZE VEGETABLES
Potatoes, Irish Cobbler- First, Mrs
H. C. Hostetler; second Geo. M. Mason
Green Mountain First, James Mar
shall, near Bayard.
Any variety First, P. l.. Wensell
second, w. N. Wilson. near Mt. Lake
Park.
Early Rose-First. c. H. Falken
stein.
Best collection of potatoes, not less
than varieties-W. G. Riley.
Largest potatoes -Thos. j. Brown
ing. near Oakland.
Sweet potatoes First. Mrs. Hersh
berger, Grantsville; second, DaviC
Gnagey.
Best peck onions, red-First, e.
Shaffer.
Best peck yellow-James Marshall.
Canteloupes-First, William Snyder
Banana contemporaries, ]. Dumre.
Water melon-First, Joseph Wolf
second, Miss Tracy yelling.
Peppers-First, Mrs. S. S. Bender
Kitzmiller.
Pumpkins, largest-First j. A.
Spelcher, Accident; second, E. E
Sollars.
Cauliflower-First, H. Weber Sons
Co.; second. G. S. Hamill, Sr.
Pumpkins sweet-First, Mrs. julia
Moon, weight sc pounds; second, Town
shend Naylor. Oakland,
Best selection of Squashes-Firs
Teresa Martin.
Best display of garden vegetables, q
varieties-H. Weber Sons Co.
Boy not over 16 years old making
best display-Geo. Coddington, neal
Oakland.
Twelve tomatoes-First, E. E
Sollars; second, Red Ribbon, Town
shend Naylor.
Cucumbers-F'irst, Mrs. L. B. c.
List, Mountain Lake Park; second
Mrs. W. E. Shirer, Oakland.
Largest cucumber Mrs. j. H. Viii
son, near Kitzmiller.
Largest squash-N. C. Browning.
Celery-tirst, C. C. Beachy.
Egg plant-First, the H. Weber
Sons Co.; second, Milton Echard
Mountain Lake Park.
Red beets-the Henry Weber Son.
Co.
Long carrots William McCroble.
Carrots-First, Truman Miller
second, the H. Weber Sons Co.
Sugar bets Ridder Bros.
Cabbage-First the H. Weber Sons
Co.; second, C. Shaffer.
FANCY WORK DEPARTMENT.
Colored silk embroldery-First, Mis-.
Rose Miller, Accident.
CoIored linen centre piece-First
Mrs. Owen Treacy, Oakland SECOND
Miss Edna Shank, Oakland.
Colored linen table runner First
Mrs. Sue Laughlin, Kitzmiller, Md.
second, Mrs. Paul Naylor, Oakland, Md
White embroidered centre piece
First, Mrs. Pool, Kitzmiller, Md.
second, Miss Cleo Krantz, Oakland, Nd.
White crochet lunch cloth-First,
Mrs. j. C. Peddicord, Oakland, Nd.
Mrs. H. A. Loraditch, Oakland, Nc
White embroidered shirt waist-First,
Miss Maude Browning.
Fillet work-First, MISS Josephine
Davis, Rowlesburg, W. Va; second
Miss Marion Leary, Oakland, Md.
Tatting First. Mrs. Sue Laughlln
Kitzmiller. Md.
Paper rugs-First, Mrs. Hampstead
Eglon, w. Va.
Battenburg Miss Lucretia
Nethken; second, Mrs. j. C. Renninger.
Crochet luncheon set-First, Mrs. M.
R. Hamill.
Handmade baby dress-First. Mrs.
Ellwood Offutt.
White knitted shawl-First, Mrs. Jen-
ME Davis, Frostburg. Md.
Patch quilt, cotton-First, Mrs. Viii.
liam Hinebangh, Oakland, Md. second,
Mrs. Daniel Wilson, Kitzmiller, Md.
Log cabin silk quilt-First, Miss
Lizzie Schlossnagel, Oakland, Md.
Patch silk quilt-First. Miss Mae
Arnold.
Crazy quilt, silk-First, Miss Lucretia
Nethken.
Rag carpet-First, Mrs. Sarah White.
Best woven rug-First, Mrs. Sarah
White.
Crochet bed spread-Second, Mrs. E.
A. Weimer.