1884. 



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Class 23 — Cabinet AWare. 

 Best extension dlnini: table, best centre table, best 

 parlor suit, best side board and best cliambur suit, 

 all to J. M. Helper, city. 



Class 24, 25 and 26 -Farming Implements and 

 Machines. 

 Best reaper with self raker and binder, Eppler & 

 Hoffer, Klizabetbtovrn. 

 Best reaper, W. D. Sprecher & Son, city. 

 Beet mower, Eppler & Hoffer, Ellzabcthtown. 

 Best threslilne: machine, V. Andes A: Son, Leacock. 

 Best threshing machine with separator and win- 

 nower, Geyser Manufacturing Company, city. 

 Best corn sheller, Bucli & Heisey, Ellzabethtowu. 

 Best corn sheller, hand power, E. O. Henry, city. 

 Best corn and cob crusher, W. D. Sprecher & Son. 

 Best portable steam engine, John Best & Son. 

 Best traction engine, Geyser Manufacturing Com- 

 pany. 

 Best wind mill, Eppler & Hoffer. 

 Best creamery machinery, J. S. Connelly, Man- 

 oelm. 



Best corn stalk cutter, E. O. Henry. 

 Second best corn stalk cutter, \V. D. Sprecher & 

 on. 



Best hay and straw cutter, John Laughlen, Tork. 

 Second best hay and straw cutter, Jacob F. Bender, 

 Columbia. 

 Best grain drill, A. G. Foutz, Strasburg. 

 Best grain drill with phosphate attachments, W. 

 D. Sprecher & Son. 



Best Implement for lifting hay, Sprout & Waldron, 

 Muncy, Pa. 



Best hay tedder, Eppler & Hoffer, Ellzabethtown. 

 Best horse rake, Springfield Manufacturing Com- 

 pany, Springfield, Ohio. 



Best chopping mill, V. Andes & Son, Leacock. 

 Best corn planter, John Keeler, city. 

 Best farm wagon, A. B. Laudis, Mt. Joy. 

 Best 3-horse plow, E. O. Henry, city. 

 Second best .3-horse plow, George Bard, Mechan- 

 Icsburg . 



Best S-horse plow, W. D. Sprecher & Son, city. 

 Best sub-soil plow, Jacob F. Bender, Columbia. 

 Best riding plow, Geo. Bard, Leacock. 

 Best wheelbarrow, A. S. Diether, Millersville. 

 Best spring harrow, L. Auxer, city. 

 Best harrow, John Keeler, city. 

 Best road and track scraper, David Smith, 

 Thompeontown. 



Best potato digger, W. D. Sprecher & Son, city. 

 Best corn cultivator, Eppler & Hoffer, Elizabeth- 

 town. 

 Best roller, L. Auxer, city. 

 Best farm gate, Israel L. Landis, city. 

 Best farm fence, Israel L. Landis, city. 

 Best upright engine, Carlisle Manufacturing Com- 

 pany, Carlisle. 



Class 27 — Farm and Household Implements. 

 Best arrangement for raising water, Epler <fe 

 Hoffer, Ellzabethtown. 



Best portable cider mill and press, John Keeler, 

 city ; second best, W. D. Sprecher & Son, city. 



Best variety of cooper work, VValden & Sprout, 

 Muncy, Pa. 



Best churn, best butter worker, best milk strainer, 

 all to J. S. Connelly, Manheim. 



Best washing machine. Keystone Company, city ; 

 •econd best, J. B. Herschok, city. 



Best axes, George M. Keeser, Bird-in-Hand. 



Class a8 — Miscellaneous Implements. 

 Weather strips, H. NoUy, Jr., city. 

 Best model of wind engine, David H. Bausman, 

 city. 



Best fan blowers and best portable engines, Ameri- 

 can Blower and Forge Company, city. 



Best portable heater and best re-sweater, Jacob 

 Foose, city. 

 Best drill, James A. Thompson. 

 Best punch, Joseph Campbell, .Middletown. 



Class 29— Carpets, Wools, Etc. 

 Best outlined apron, Mrs. J Keiublelu, city. 

 Best wool carpeting, H. S. Shirk, city. 



Best case dyed goods, Harnlsh A Co., city ; second 

 best, Henry Wiebush, city. 



Best rag carpets, Lancaster County Prison. 

 Best double coverlet, best home made blankets, 

 best home made woolen yarn, Philip Sclium, Son <fc 

 Co. 



Best home made linen, Francis Kready, city ; sec- 

 ond best, A. K. Bowers, city. 

 Best linen tablecloth, A. M. Kline, Bainbrldge. 

 Best embroidered lincu napkins. Miss Lulu B. 

 Long, city. 



Best home made thread, Anna M. Weldler, liarc- 

 vllle. 



Best home made hearth rug, Mrs. E. M. Allen, city. 

 Best door rug. Miss Mary Schum, city. 

 Best carpet rag rug and best home made hard soap, 

 A. M. Dougherty, Bainbrldge. 



Class 30— Quilts, Stockmgs, Etc. 

 Best while crochet quilt, and best Japanese table, 

 •Miss Mary H. Long, city. 



Best fancy woolen knit stockings, best knit leg- 

 gings, best cotton knit half hose, Mrs. Jacob Ehr- 

 hart, city. 



Best silk knit stockings, E. M. Evans, Graeff's 

 Landing, city. 



Best cotton knit stockings, St. James' Orphanage, 

 city. 



Best pair woolen mittens, Mrs. Groff, Strasburg. 

 Best patchwork silk quilt, Miss Kauffman, city ; 

 second best, Mrs. J. W. F. Swift, city. 



Best counterpane, Philip Schum, Son & Co., second 

 best, John Zurcher, city. 



Best patchwork calico quilt, A. M. Dougherty, 

 Bainbrldge; second best, E. B. and Grace Jordan, 

 city. 



Best Japanese quilt, Mrs. E. A. MacCarter, city ; 

 second best, Miss .Mary H. Lon;;, city. 



Class 31 — Muslin, Embroidery, etc. 

 Best embroidered band and sleeves of undergar- 

 ments, and best case of embroidery, Lizzie Stoehr, 

 city. 

 Best child's dress, Mrs. J. T. Turner. 

 Best embroidered handkerchief, and best dress, 

 Mrs. J. R. Royer, city. 



Best embroidered pillow shams and best skirt, 

 Miss Lulu B. Long, city. 



Best shawl, Emma Rahler, city; second best, 

 Kate Hayes, Tork. 



Best cloak, J. W. Deichler, city. 

 Best embroidered table cover, Miss Bertha Edger- 

 ley, city ; second best, E. S. Gensemer, city. 



Second best embroidered screen, Mrs. J. T.Turner, 

 city. 

 Second best lambrequins, Alice Dunlap, city. 

 Second best antique lace, Josephine Wright, city. 

 Best display of feather-edged lace and best tidy, 

 Mrs. John R. Kauffman, city. 

 Best Honiton lace, Mrs. J. W. Denllnger, city. 

 Best and largest variety of laces, Mrs. Sophie 

 Smith, city. 



Class 33— Worsted Work. 

 Best variety. Miss Mary Finger, city; second best, 

 Mrs. Jacob Ehrhart, city, wha also had best worked 

 chair, best toilet cushion, best crochet tidy, best knit 

 sofa cushion, best worsted embroidered sham towel 

 and best Infant's cap. 



Best Ottoman cover, Mrs. S. A. Gibbs, city; second 

 best, Mrs. J. W. Denllnger, city. 



Best sofa cushion, M. A. Sigle, Groff's store. 

 Best slippers on canvas, best infant's afghan, and 

 best crochet sofa cushion. Miss J. Keinstein, city. 



Best worsted and bead work, best lamp mats, best 

 crochet shawl, best ornamental shell work, Mrs. J. 

 T. Turner, city. 



Best crochet carriage afghan, S. K. Eshleman, 

 Leaman Place; second best, Mrs. J. K. Royer, city. 

 Second best Infant's afghan, Mrs. George Leibley. 

 city. 

 Best knit afghan. Miss Mary H. Long, city. 

 Best crewel worked table cover, Kate Hayes, Tork. 

 Best worked piano coyer, Miss Louisa A. Long, 

 city. 



Best display of fan«y paper work. Miss Mary 

 Jacobs. 



Best display of wax flowers, Mrs. A. F. Spencer, 

 city. 



Best display of wax fruit, Irene Knight, city ; 

 second best, Mrs. Elizabeth Lebzelter, city. 



Largest and best display of fancy work, A. D. 



Rohrer& Bro., city ; second best, Miss J. Kelneteln. 



city. 



Best Japanese scrap jar. Miss Lulu B. Long, city. 



Best hair flowers, Mrs. George Leibley, city ; 



second best. Miss Mary MacCarter, city. 



Best display of millinery goods, E. Thomae, city ; 

 second best, \ew Tork & Paris millinery store, city. 

 Best display of spatter work, Mrs. C. M. Barr, 

 city. 



Best display of decorated pottery, Miss Carrie 

 Breneman, city ; second best, Mrs. Jacob Ehrhart, 

 city, who has also the best card-board frames and 

 best dried ferns and leaves. 



Best display of hand painting on silk, Kate Hayes, 

 Tork. 



Best hand painted panel, Miss Lula B. Long, city. 



Class 35— Butter, Bread, Cakes, Etc. 

 Best home-made bread, Simon B. Cameron, Mari- 

 etta. 



Best Ice cream cake, best pound cake, best gold 

 cake, best kisses ; Nellie Wlant, city. 

 Best sponge cake, A. K. Bowers, city. 

 Best ginger cake, Mrs. Jacob Ehrhart, city. 

 Best cornstarch cake, Lizzie Stoehr, (;lty. 

 Best two pounds creamery butler, Elmdale Cream- 

 ery, Florin. 



Class 38— Pickles. 

 Best pickled cucumbers, best pickled onions, best 

 chow chow, Miss Clara L. LIchty, city. 



Best f)ickled peppers, best pickled plums, and best 

 pickled pears, Mary A. Rote, city. 



Best pickled cantaloupes, H. S. Hershey, East 

 Petersburg. 



Best pickled peaches and best pickled cherries, 

 Mary Brame, city. 



Best pickled nasturtions, Mrs. Geo. Wlant, city. 



Best tomato catsup, Adam A. Keller, city. 



Best cider vinegar, M. B. Herr, Wheatland Mills. 



Class 39 — Flowers. 

 Best collection of greenhouse plants, best variety 

 of verbenas, best collection of German asters, best 

 variety of geraniums, W. C. Pyfer, city. 



Best variety roses, the best floral ornament, the 

 best hand boquet, the most beautifully arranged 

 basket of flowers, best variety of fuschlas, best 

 hanging basket with growing plants and best dried 

 flowers, A. D. Rohrer and Brother, city. 

 Best geranium, Isaac K. Mcarig, Leacock. 

 Class 40 — Miscellaneous Articles. 

 Best display of graining, E. Bookmyer, city. 

 Best display of jewelry, Aug. Hhoads, city. 

 Best display of blank books, H. L. Trout, city. 

 Best display of fertilizers, Lancaster Chemical 

 Company. 



Best display of barbers' furniture, J. Griendling's 

 Sons, Philadelphia. 



Best display of foreign curiosities, Sadie A. Hen- 

 sel,city. 



Best display of fancy soaps and laundry soaps, 

 Mrs. H. Miller & Son, city. 



Best display of druggists' samples, John B. Kauff- 

 man, city. 



Best display of glassware and china, J. B. Martin 

 <& Co., city. 



Best display of barbers' supplies, Geoige C. Llller, 

 city. 



Best display of old fashioned furniture, August 

 Reinoehl, city. 

 Beft display of picture frames, Harry Smith, city. 

 Best display of slate mantles, Frank Janson St, 

 Bro., Columbia. 



Best display of phosphate of lime, John Oakford, 

 Oxford. 



Best display of silk cocoons, and silk weaving and 

 spinning, M. E. Hensel, city. 



Best yeast, Fleishman's Teast Company, New 

 Tork. 

 Best tobacco plant, Harry C. Moore. 

 Best display of furs, Fred. J. Scbeulng;, city. 



