THE COLUMBIAN. BLOOMSBURG, PA.
CnlW'n lire km " Anna Itelicn
Hivon , "lis (4iiiuint
Knit Iiihi I, " V H .Mi.ypr
I'lllow ll. linen, Mix AWile K Kvuim
liuiiiferuViT, Alts. K Mifliiok
Sheets, " W U ('reveling
Hoi.nil " Henry Annie
l.lnen uplmlior ' W 1. Kelclmer
Hume rnmlc llminel, 10 yiU. Mrs Millie
Kltler
l'nlr I'lllnw, ln Kriuii U W. Hew
WorMcd IKlv " M I Viiintorwlle?
Hooked rug figured, Mr liuviil Viml....
CLASS XX.
KMT, CIIO MKT AND l'ATCH WORK.
KNIT (limes.
Hed K)irend, Mrs Antln (;ry
K'oiil " W 1' lliiliiie
AikIihii furearrlnge, Mr AimliilUmy...
fecund " II I' liiMl'in
Hiihy BliiWn " W W llKin.lt....
Hecnnrt " A V buy
Jjitclv' rklrt. Mm M C Mewl
Meiiind, Austin limy
HHK mitftiK, Ml" Mny IS.iikU'.v
MtoihI, Mr All-tin Uniy
Wool Indie mittens, Mm II 1 ttartoti...
Kfcoeid, Mm U Kitchen,.
Tlilv, " W V Harn tt
Kkm'hkI " 11 D Kiittiiii
Infant wicks, Miiw IMmti J Mniv-
maker
Neoiiinl, Mm II Klti'lii'M
InriuitdKiiciiiu-' H I'HurKiii
Kri'imil " W W Hiii ret
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" (i A l.nne
" A W Duy
' Austin tirny
x M C Mrad
" 11 1 KarUin
Hair reciever "
Heniv Aiulv
WliWp Holder 1
HtiMil enver, 1
Wiisli Kiik
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iliitter Tinvi l
CUia Oliiuwr
Henry An!e
Mit.C A Mellik....
Needle etislilnn. Mr. K. H iless...
I nderwoar. .Mrs. II. U. ILirtmi
l'li'itnunidi frame, I era liugclibuch....
Secotai, .Mis. Edward -inlttl
Hiittohliiil'lcr do il i
Matclilmld'T do do
Lump mat. Allen iluirctituicli
'Ihrnw, Mis. . M. Acltclihuch
Cotton Halls, Mrs. . it. (inss
Thistle noinii'ais, Mrs. K. L. I.emon
81inwl, Mrs. II. D. Barton
hi i oial, KdHln II. f.iit
I.HiPti sofa cushion, .Mr. J. K. Wilson....
Bureau mats. May (i. Hnrkley
Dolly, Alice llairenbucli
collar. Allies Kitchen
Table (fKii.e, Mrs. H. Chrlmuuii
iJiundiy baif, do do
Mieel siiam, Mrs. C. II. Kclcliner
stand cover, .Mi s. s U. ltryfogle
Ten cosy, Mrs. K. 11. Knt
Infant's cup, do do
Hand bag. Mrs. W. II. House
Lampshade, Wis. W. It. l'ursel
(gullied skirt. Nora M. Mmiey
l'en wler. Mm. M. A. llaullngs
slumber shoes, Mrs. V. II Neyhard
Baby's stockings, vl('a Miller.
Table mats Clara oblosser
Sample uurnlng, Elizabeth A. Low
flipper case, Mis. Austin Uray
CKOCI1KT WORK.
Shawl, Mrs. M. c. Mead
Second. Mrs. W. I). Holmes
Toilet mats, Clara Vundersllce
Second, Mrs. E. I.. Lemon....
Infant's sacipie, Mrs. M. C. Mead
Second, Mrs (t. A. Lane
Child's snoqiie, Mrs. II. 1). Barton
Second, Mrs C. II. Kelchner
Table mats. Mrs. II. I). Barton
Second, .Mis Austin (iray
fascinator, Mrs. M. I). Mead
Second. Mrs. II. D. Barton .
sachet bair, Mrs. E. W. Welllver
Heeond, Mis. Austin tiray
Cuke mat Mrs. H. 1). Barton
Afghan, for canlatfe, Mr . 11. 1J. Barton.
Second, Mrs. Mistlutiray
Bea spread, Mrs. II 1). Burton
Second, Mrs. Austin (iray
Ladles' suit underwear. Mrs Austin uray
Tidy, Mrs. T. C. Schweppenhlser
Second, Mrs 1". K. Sumner
Slumber robe, Mrs. it. A belong
Second. Nnra creasy
Nippers, Mrs. II. II. Hart on
Second, Mrs. Austin (iiay
Cape, do do do
Collar, Mrs. H. Kitchen
Second. Agnes Kitchen
Bag for duster. Hannah Evans
Child's skirt, .Mrs. II. b. llui lon
Second, Anna M. Kox
curr box, Mrs. J. K. Wilson
Second, Mrs. K. 11. Teas
l'ln cushion, Mary E. Barns
Lamp mat, bertha Shoemaker
Second, Mis. VV. H. l'ursel
I'lllow shams, Mrs. 11. 1. Burton
Second, Mrs. 1'. V. Koulke
Bread cover, .Mrs. A. W. buy
.laoket, Mrs. J. E. Alison
Mittens, Mrs. G. F. Kludt
Afghan cushion do
l'urse. Mis. V. I). Holmes
Infant 's dress. Mrs. c. B. chrlsman
Second, Mrs. W. H. Neyhard
centrepiece, Mrs. John Uusu
Hat, Mrs. c. B. C'hrlsiuuli
sntu cushion do
Second, Clara DlelTenbach
Head rest, Mrs. A. 11. Swisher.
Jewelry case, nlay J. Barkley
second Mrs It. II. John
Newspaper holder do
Traveling case, Mrs. II. b, Burton
curd basket, Allle J. Kester.
Table cloth, Vlda wilier
Second Carrie Hldlav
Handkerchief case, Mrs. II. I). (ulck....
Sewlug basket, Mrs. E I). Hess
bullies, Cora lluienhuch
Second. Alice llagenbuch
Bible cover, Mrs. E. It Hess
Second, .Mrs. E. II. Knt
Wild cotton bulls, Mrs. E. L. Lemon ....
Wild cotton throw, do do ....
comb case, lis. J. E. Wilson
Wash stand mat, Alice llagenbuch
1'ocket, Mrs. c. U. lnlsman
Key rack, do do
Toilet boil !es do do
l'oot rest, Mrs. E. W. Welllver.
Pillow ceses, Mrs. Nevln Ale
Second, Mrs. J. K. Blltcneuder
Lavender sticks, Mrs. M. M. I'hllllps ...
Milk weed throw. do do ....
Midnight hush, Mrs. E W. Welllver
Bureau scarf, Mrs E. E. Cadmau
Algaan, for sofa, Muv ti. Bui kley
cruvul case, Mis. John Hush
Second, Mrs II. b. Barton
Watch guard, Mrs. U H, ColTaian
Slipper case, .Mrs. V. C. Eer
Shoe bag, do do
Child's bib, Mrs. W. II. House ....
Night gown, Nora A. Kinney
Hair wreath, Nora A Kinney
Hairpin receiver, .Mrs. 11. 1). Oulck
Second, Mrs. W. G. crevellng.
Machine work, .Mis. II. b. Barton
Sheet shams, Mis. I. V. Eoulk
sample buttou holes. Mrs H'l Achenbach
lutniii's soi'ks, Annie M. Eox
Yoke, for chemise, Lizzie I'ulmer
Child's can, Mrs. Jullu A. I'rloe
Col ar anil cull bag, tors. K. U Eyer
Album cover, Mrs. 1'. E. fcuinner
Skirt, Mrs. Austin Gray .....
becond, Mrs. 11. b Burton
SILK PATCHWORK.
(jullt, silk, Mrs F Anstock
second, Mrs Austin Gray
Sutln quilt, Mis W 11 House
S uiu, Vlila Miller
Velvet ipilll, Mrs J II Schuyler
Second, Mrs v w Boone
I'liiKli quilt,, Mrs A W buy
Second, Mis K Anstock
Bilk Holu cushion. .Mrs A II swIsher
second, irs W I, Kelchner
Velvet sofa cush'n, Mrs II L Vandeisllce
l'ltieh. Mis K Anstock
second, Mis Taul Achenbach
slumber robe. Mrs G A Lune
Second, Mrs V u Eyer
I Icluie drapery. Mrs II 1) Barton
Second, Mis Edward A siullU
sin in si'ia cushion do
Silk quilt, tor crib, Mis A W buy
Silk sliawl, Nora A Kinney
Infani's coat, Mrs S G Itryfogle
Hair switches, Mrs Julia A i rice
CLASS 21-K.MBKOIDEKY.-
Ladlcs' skirt, Mrs It Kitchen
Second, Kioru A Skeer
Tuble cover, Mrs Isaiah Hugcnbuch
Second, bora M Weyer
I.nnibieooln, Mrs Isaiah llagenbuch.,..
Second, Mrs W II Neyhuid
Banner, Mrs 11 b liartou
Tidy, Mrs Austin (iray
Second, Mil W 11 House
Six boliles.Mrs i A Lane
Second, HuraM Weyer
Centre cloth, Mrs J J Lewis
Second, steliu sober
sofa cushion, Mrs T W (iuntoii
Second, Mrs II I) Barton
Indies' ult underwear, Mrs Austin Gray
Second, .fM II b Barton
Infant's skirl, Mrs M o Mead
Second, Mrs D' G llryfogle
Toilet cushion, bora M Weyer. .
Second, Mm G A Luno
I'lllow shsiiis, Mrs Austin Gray
Second, Mrs A W buv
Slippers, Mrs II Kitchen
Second, Mrs II b Burton
Lamp mat, do do ,
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Second, Mrs M ( Mend 1
I'll! ciislil May G Barkley &
Second KelM'ccn J Sla maker K
Linen towel, Horn M Weyer Ml
S 'cond. Vis Austin Gray Hi
Mn'ct sliains, do do Ml
six napkins, Mrs M c Mead 71
Ni-ennil. MrsG A I. an" !fi
I Biirenu senrf, Mis 11 I) Barton 1 Ml
Second. Mis U A Lane 7"
Bed spread. Mrs Austin Gray 1 oil
I'lllow eases, do do 7"
Second, Mrs EL Lemon :)
Handkerchief ease, Mrs A W buy Mi
t ruvat case, Mrs Austin Gray '
Veil case, rlo rto ii
Laundry bag. Mrs C C Amnfrinnn to
sidelKiatd scurf, Mrs II b Barton 1 00
Second. Mrs G A l ane 'i
child's iirhnn, do Ml
Truyehth, .wis Lulu Kaliler 1 ti
Second. M'S W It I'utsi l So
Lunch cloth. Mis G A Lane so
1 hoto holder, do oo .. B
Second. Anna M Vox rh
Neeille book, Mrs G A l.nne li.1
Hunuketvhlef, .Mrs T W Guotnn.. 7-1
Second. Clura A blerfenhach M
Night dress Mrs M C Meail 1 10
Second. Mrs WX A'dvtibuch SO
Water bottle doll v. Vlda Miller .10
I'lllow, Mrs E M Knorr . 71
second. MrsT W nuiilon M
Chemise, Mrs K Anstock. 71
S'cond, Mrs Nevln Ale. So
Silt and pepper mats, Mrs A W buy,. . v
'lea service innt s do do .... So
i net dollv, Gertie Brow n X
Second. Mis A W buv 11.
Bolster i':H", Mts K I. I.elii in. Si
bollev. M iv i H.irkley. M
second. Mrs Kills Ulugrose v.1
Mai.d cnv.o', Mis 11 A llui iui.iu '1
Seeimd Mrs II i Barton Su
Kltiget bow 1 di llcv Vrs I llni;eubuch... 71
( 'em n p i'i i' Mt s A Saiall .. 1 '
Second. ' I ire hlimovr .'
i halt. M i ImiI iIi II igeiibuch Ml
t at na' i-'tvt, v.tsnti.i ii 1 1 1
Tr.tiB seuit, d' d 5
Secoinl, Mrs W II Neyhard So
Glove case. VrsC It I llll mill 1
J.iHilnleie dilley. d oo M
Foot p-st. Mis 11 llcrfm.in
Baliv phawl. Mis w l nelmes ""
ml, Mrs s G Un feule
Needle case, Mrs J 1( ell man H
Baby bib, do do -'
Basket dowers, do do SI
Shawl, Mrs Fc E.ter 1 '
Second, Mis I1 V .Moyer So
Gingham dress. Mis W II House "
csnvas toilet set do do So
lint crown, Mrs I' V Mover S
Bolting cloih, Mrs II b llarion S
Braldid pillow cases, .Wis F Ans' ock.... S"
do shams do do .... SO
Second. Mrs II C nai'inn ....
Braided sheet shams. Mrs F ALsliH.k ... S.I
H 'eond, Mrs 11 C Buiion .
child's dress, Mrs II lliermni 7.1
Second, Mi's ii c i niton Mi
Picture Throw, V,ra A Skeer SI
(;ullt, Mrs i: K lolinun 1 in
Ii cud rest, aiis Austin Gray Mi
Scran biur, d do Si
stocking b ig, do do Si
Linen sn"eis, Mrs Austin Gray ,.
Infant's lawn dress, Mrs W 1. Kelchner.. Si
Lull robe, Mrs Win Glngles '5
Picture frame, Auna M Kox Ml
ROMAN P.MllKOIIiKIIY.
Sldi board scarf, Mrs Fred Nagle 7.1
tent re cloth, Vlda Miller 1 Kl
second. Vn G Barkley So
( np, Mis E II Knt .. So
cut work centrepiece, Mrs E M Knorr... Bo
Hollies, vida Miller So
llKMSTlTl'llKl) WORK.
Pillow cases. Mrs E II Knt 75
Second, Mis A V buy 5'
Skirt, Mrs .11 c Mead Ml
'leu table set, .Vis A W buy Mi
Sheets, do do 7.1
Second. Mrs .IS tinge nbuch so
Handkerchief, Hen ha shoiniaiier Ml
second M. try K I less '.5
Bolster ease. Mia. J. S. Il,e,'eubii'U !
Table clot h, Mrs i' I! hiuuiau Ml
bless, Mrs M M Phillips 73
Inlunt's skirl,. do Ml
Child's dress, Mrs b H CofTnian sn
Baliv stilnv. do do 1.1
Night gow ii receiver. licit ha s.ioi m iker S.l
KR1WX WORK,
six bellies, Mrs John Hush 1 SO
Second, bora M weyer 7
Handkerchief. Mrs A W buy 1 i
Second. Mrs John Bush So
( ake dolly, Itebecea J saymal:er 71
Second, Mrs A W buy Ml
Bureau scurf, Alice . I K 'ster. 1 mi
Second. Mrs Austin (iray ,5
centre" loth t ora llagenbuch 1 tm
Tidy, Mrs K c Eyer 71
Sis'oiid. Mrs 11 b Barton SO
Bed spieud, is Austin tiruy. I oi
Towel. Mi's Francis W Hess Ml
Second. M rs F A list ock SI
Splasher, Mrs Ausiln Gray Si
Tumbler Dollies Mrs. G A Lane SO
Second, Com llagenbuch IS
ruble scurf. Mrs il b llarion i
Second, cora liiigenliuch SO
sideb iard seal I, irs 11 u Barton 1 oi
second, bora M Weyer so
Throw, Mrs w 11 House mi
Second, Kosa Mi'llleJi SI
Nupkliif, MrsG A Lune 75
Second. Mrs J J Lewis Ml
Bureau set, Mis Ei'i-d Nugle Ml
I'lllow shams, do do mi
Tray clot Ii. M p Ausl In Gray 5
Second, Anna M Kox Ml
Child's dress, Mrs John Bush .... 75
Second, .Mrs A W buy lo
i able cover, do n
Sola billow. Cora lla.'tiouch '
Stand cover, .Mis.lohn Husu S
Second, Cora Haijeubiioh Ml
Holster case, do . to
Bupilsinal robe, MrsM M I'hllllps 1 no
Mexican scurf, ('lure Whltmoer 75
Urulded night dress, Mrs F Anstock 7-1
Lunch cloth, Anna M Fox SO
CLASS iS LACE AND WGltSTEU WOUK, tie.
Display Macrcme Lice, bora M Weyer .. 73
Second MfsMosieud Si
burned net lace. Mis lnvid strouD... .. 71
second. .Mrs Austin (.ruv Ml
Hick ruck luce, Mrs w 11 House 75
Second. Mrs M U Mead So
Lace tidy. Mrs W II .V'vhard S i
second, Mrs W U bouse s.l
Diamond luce, Mrs David si roup .. ... si
Point lace handkerc'f. Mrs M M Philllns 1 Ml
Second, .Mrs Clara Aicllck M
Point lace. Mrs M M PhliUDs 1 Ou
Second. Mm bavldstroup So
llonuton lace, Mi's G A Lane. 71
Second, Mrs J 11 Schuyler to
Knit lace, Mis M c Mead Ml
Second, Mrs I' rbanus Mcllride S.1
Crochet laoe, Mrs SV II House Su
second, Mrs W U hunvan S.1
l.uce Qoiley. mis K II Eut ; Ml
second, Mrs H merman S3
l.aoe skirt, M rs M M Phillips so
Lace dress. Mrs A II swlshor. 5.1
second, Mrs MM Phillips Mi
Lace sactiue, do do SJ
Lace liahdk'f, do do 61
Second, Mrs aid Achenbach sj
l.uce infant scoat, Mrs M M Phillips Mi
Batleuburg centrepiece. Mis J W Knles. SO
second Mrs M M Phillips s.1
I t lace piastrooii. do Mi
P't luce sailor collar, do So
P't lace liiiunt cap, do mj
Night dress, Mrs w 11 House s
hick rack tidy, Mi's auuiu ii Kvans ss
Butlenburi.' laet tulne covei. Vlnu Miller Mi
Pin cushion, Mrs E L Lemon s.l
Linen thr.'Hd luce, .ii is K Kiu hen s.1
Spider web lucu. Mrs A 11 b .visitor s.l
Hoolenlaie, do do S,
second, Agnes Kitchen 15
Humph hu! lace, .Mrs A 11 Swisher.... ... SI
kick rack dress, do do J5
Luce on pillow shams, Mrs G Wiles.... ts
" " upron, il i d 1.5
" " pillow' slips. do do .... sS
" bureau cover. Anna M Kux.. .... .. to
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t'nnl n.ul Iful.i...... .r kl... .
Second, Mrs buvld si roup S.1
liScepilon chulr, itebt'Cca J cluymaker.. S5
Tuble cushion, Mrs G A Luno Ml
mt'iiua, Kroecca.i siaj maker S.1
Hill, for OlWti.r. M ru X nl In 1 Li-nv nr.
(It lutnun cover, Mrs C Mend....."! ".V, fiil
soia cusnion. inra M weyer , ,Mj
Second, M rs 1) Giiiinps s5
Lailliiil'V lintr. MihjL'C !','., -.
second, Mrs Austin (.ray. .. ."."!!"!" Tb
uuiioniiooK uoiiier, vis .M iry c Kline. , 10
Scrap basket, Alice J Kester iri
Chulr cushion, wis K L Lciuon SI
Punslis, Mis W II House ).',
slumber robe, m1s v ii Houe 5
Plu cusulon, Mary K III ss n
SeClll.d. MlH A II hll'khi.r ...
lnfunt's Huuuei skin, airs A li sivlslii'r'.' si
OUTI.INg WORK,
Tiny. Mrs Ahstln Gruy 50
Second. llelu.ei.M .1 MO,, ..c.l-..
shoe bug, Mrs Austin Gray S5
r,ei:,iim. .mn ,,i .iicao
I'lilow sh ua-i, Mrs H H John fo
Second, Mis Henry Lohinun n;
Hog, for duster, Hebuoca, I Sl iyinakor... ss
second, Mis G A Lima
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Wushstuiid cover, b ra it ne)er . fe
Second, Mrs Austin Gruy Vo
splash mat, do do ' ' m.
second, Mrs It It John .e,
Bureau cover Mrs Huvld si iouii '. Ml
DtieOLd, Mrs W II Anjlehurt, .. , SS
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Seem il superior Port rait 1 o
(. r.iy.m di iwlng, Ellznlieih A Low
s nd, Hubert F Vundersllce
1 i.iyon port rait d 1
s mil, liiIu Kaliler
I'nl.r Iiil'. on llk. Mrs Isalsh llugeiibllch
Second, liebeci a J Sla.Mnaker
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Second, Mi-sb W Glrlon
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I Palmed banner, Lulu Kaliler.
second. MrsCC Amm- riiian. . .. ....
I I'liltit In.', on sutln, Mrs M A liawllngs..
Seen: i Mrs John M Fill.
I Palming, on placiiie, Mrs W It l'ursel...
I Second, Lulu Kaliler
Kenslui.'ion iiMlnilic'. MrsG A Lane
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Palming, ou pottery. Mrs Henry Hower.
do brass, Mrs G A Lane
S'econd, May G Barkley
Painted book cover, Mrs G A Lane
l'ulii'liie, ou glass, Kiliibeth A Low
Second, Mrs John M FiHz
V. do painted china plates. Lulu Kaliler
second, Mis.1.1 Lewis .....
14 do cups and sauceis, Vlda Miller....
second. Kli.'alM ih A Low
1 do butter plates, Vlda MPIer
Second, Eva Unpen,
Painted picture name, Vlda Miller
Second, ills J J '.owls
I'uluted vu.se, Vlda Miller
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I'ulnti d bruiili t comb tray, Vidi Miller.
Second, Elizabeth A Low
I'alMtd brush, lua Miller
Painted mli ror, do .
Palmed pun box, do
Hon b 111 dUli, do '
Bread plate. Elizabeth A Low ....
Second, Vlda Miller.
Pit. iray, Elizabeth Low
Second, Vlda Miller
King tray, do .
" ream pitcher. Elizabeth Low
second. Ida Ml. lor.
sugar bowl, Eva llo ert
second, Vlda Miller ....
I Hinted feulheis, El's Unpen
Flowers In op, V la Miller
Second, Mrs II C Barton
Cake plaie, Elizabeth Low
Se,-ot.d, Eva Itiiiierr.
Winter scene, ids Anna Walp
Second, Edward A Smith
Veil case, do ih
Hundkercldel box. Allle J Kester
Second, Mrs John M Kill.
Ptd tabl ver, Mrs 1 11 1,111 us Mcllride..
Painted picture toilo. Eva Unpen
Putnicd table scarf, Hannah Evans
diluted slate, Hannah Evans
Painted watch holder, Edward A smith.
Pulnieii pin cushion, do do
Painted calendar, Mrs E L Lemon
Painted toot rest, Mrs Isaiah Hugcnbuch
Painted photographs, W scupivelt
Second. W s l a mi ll
Pulnted bible. Mrs Anna Walp
Ltistia palming, mis John Hush
paslei port rail, Mrs Henry llower.
Second. E 11 John
Palnii d shells, Mrs Henry llower
lVn lllusirnilons do di
Pencil drawings do do
second Mrs 11 it Coll'uian ..
Painted kittens, Mrs J J Lewis
1 uke basket, do do
Soup loilleell, do do
Tete a tele s.-t, do p
Ptd picture ibiow, Mrs II L VaudcrsllUd
Palnled plule. Mrs I) 11 ( olTinun
Second, Mis Henry Lohinun .
Pulnted sola cushion, Mrs John M Fritz.
Puluied violet Jar, Elizabeth Low
Tea raddv, do do
Olive dish, i 1 d 1
Cracker dish, do do
Choi -olale poi, do do
J'.'i lit 11I hlids, in oil, do do
Palmed Jewelry, Martha W McKlnney..
I'alnieil necktie holder, Vlda Miller
second. Mrs John M Fill.
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Tainted toilet set, do
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Painted photo cuse.do
Painted leu. Hot., Mrs II C Burton
Pid group 01 chickens. Mrs M E Jenkins
Panned lambrequin, Mrs F Anstock
Crayon landscape, It F Vanderslce
Mechanical drawing, K E Miller
Second, K H John
( lay iiiudel, .Mrs Henry Hower
Putty model, do do
HRCOKATIVft ART.
Shell work, ( Lira Vondersllee
bccoialed boltles, Mrs Hairy Foruwald
Second, Mrs E II Hess
Hecoraled basin, Kdwuid W Smith
Feather wreath, Millie Klsilur
Wieulh, do
becoraied 1 intern, Mrs E L Lemon
shaving paper, do uo
Boot o.isket, do do
stumped chair, Mrs Fred Nagle .
sail work, Nora Kline
Si innpcd SlMIld, dn
Hauner, Mrs 11 House
silk ligure, Mrs M s vtorthlngton
1'euthei- Hollers, MI'S T W (iunloll .'
Hose bilsii puper, 11 11 Sober.
Bouquet, oi wheat, W.I Martin
Iloi-ie shoe siihiI, Mrs Henry Lehman
canteen, Mm G W lies
Bended plu cushion, Mrs Julio, A Price..
Wax wieulh, .Mrs W 11 House
CLASS iM-FLGWEIiH AND PLANTS
Hanging basket, Mrs lles'er Botuboy....
I in 1.1' 1 014 'plant. Miss c A Meillck
Birdsiicsi plum, llosti Mi lick
Hegonlj, 1 hos Trump
Second, .''is iliirt ha Vnndersllce
orange t ree. Thus .1 HuUmun
Prim roi.es. MrsT r sweppenhlser......
Fern, Mrs Taylor Buckle
Ice plum, Mrs F Anstock
Cadulil.i .Mrs ChtiH Whluidght
sccond.Mis 1 Kramer
Oalnlal orange, Mrs. (' Kramer
stone plant, MrsT W Gunton
CLASS a0-MISCKLLANEOl'8.
Belles, Mrs Lutira I'nger
old tumbler nnd plate, Mrs P V Moyer..
Old d sh, Mrs ( lias Hnssert
old dish, Paul dchenbucl
Old dish, Mrs W 11 Anglelieart
Card banner. Miss C A Mollck
Foot r. st, Mrs L Mellck
Air casile, 11 II Sob o-
Old bible ii cundlo slicks, Mrs K B Hubs. .
1 undle slicks, Murl.hu W McKlnney
old idles, Edward w Smith
Second, Mrs Abble Evans
snulleis. Mrs II Eiiglchuri
second, Flora E Skeer
Hi lli's. Mis E L Lemon
l eu pot, Alice Hugcnbuch
('hlld'sdoll, Marl liu Wllsou
Pllchcr, Mrs Ahbln Evans.
second, Alice Hugenbuch '
Belli s, Mrs It Kllchen "
(ddconib, Murihu W McKlnney
Sugar bowl. Mis W L Kelchner
Old cup and suuoor, Mrs W H Faust
,'ullt. Mrs Win Jolnon
S"f iirui, Mrs Emilia Tronsue ,
nke and sleevrs. Mrs K hltehen
1 mtirelia cover, do dn
s eoml, Mrs W II llonw
I' li ving cloth, Mrs c 11 chilman
1 rup tray cover, do do
Tal l" cover, Mrs W K l'ursel
S 'ennd, "iis F Anstock
Hog Mrs b s Gnmps
Button big, do
I sundry hair, Mnr l llarklev
Com. rvt.h is biushiase.Vrs W II House
Chair throw, c!n jo
Tia cloih Mrs A II Swisher
Second, Lulu Kiihler.. ...
' omblng caoe, Mrs voore bt mott
Towel, Ills K Anslin k
bollev. Man K Hess
secnn.l, Mrs 1'raticts W Hess
t olld's bib, Mrs A II Swhher
aprons,
s -rim. Vnv G Barkley
s-coi.il, Mrs 1 ciirlsuiiiti
Swiss. Mis A W buv
Second, Mav G Barkley
Linen, Mrs Austin Ginv
Si'iond, Mrs Fc Eyer."
Child's. Ad i Hess
Salteen, Mrs llenrv Angle
Second, Mi-s W M A "h oiliaeh
Cross siliehrd. Mrs c A Meillck
Second, Mrs W 11 Net hard
(limine, Mrs w II iIi.iim. , .
Second. Mi-s M c Mead
Iiems'lti'hrd, do
s n.l, M i ti Hnrkley...
Calico. Mrs K H IIcsh
e,"ii.l, Mrscc Amnierinan
litnLoiiin Mrs E L Lemon
Secninl, .Mr, W II Nevhard
Kitchen, Mrs W M Achenbaeli
Second, do 110
C 'liibrli'. Paul Achenbach
s "coiel, Mrs M Aclcnli .I'll
B'.ock work, .Mice llaceliliuch
.Set lace, Mrs b M, rumps
S 'ci Mrs ( Kltchei
1 11 a a n wink, Mis John Hush
II. -Hided. Mrs II House
Plai I, Mrs F C Ever
I nil pii', Mora A Skeer
im el'itii Mrs W I. Kelchner.
brllUn", Mrs II Swisher
siinli . nn-1 , Bertha snoeinaker
seciiLd, Mm F. I. Lemon
I t LASS So-I AIN'TiNGS.
L.tnilsi-nnr, In 1 II. KHz ilicth. A Low
Second Nlrs Anna Haiti
ortriill, In oil, Nora 1'inney
Second, Mrs . I E Wilson
Frill, la 01 , Mrs J .1 Lewis
nss.mil, Klvibeih A Low
Water color p iloting, Lulu K Abler
eeciind, Vlda Miller
Collection of relleii, Mrs C !l Kelchner..
beer liorns Wm Abbot I
Collection relics, Mrs W II House
Sugar tongs. Mi F C Eier
Old quilt. Mrs b K Stni 1,1111
&Iecinelej, M in Abide Evan-.
Sen shells nml fan, .Mrs. 'A II Xrylmrd ..
ColTee box. Mary E Hnrnes
Old dish, Martha W McKlnney
Boiling pin. Miry E Unities.. .'.
Bnbv s di"ss. Genie Brown
Linen tablecloth (oldi,G"n K Hess
Collection of relics, O P Frvmlre
Case of horse shoes, T L Smlih
Powder honi, M M Hartzell
Watering, K II John
Bread bsskei nnd frinne. Mary K bodson
Psn-heesl board. J M I'lii-sel
simw I and revolver, w II Hunvan
(dd linen, Mrs Wm Johnson..."
Old pants, " Henry Angle
Shaving cup "Julia A Price
L imb skin robe, .s K I. l'inon
Simple cushion, Edward A Smith
Old towel. Mis Nevln Ale
beer bend, C E Welllver
Wood link chain. Mrs K W Welllver. ...
(oiuctioii, llenrv Leliiii. in..
Flux hltchle Jug " ciias llasscn
Sumplers, " M s Worihlnglon
Oldreilcule, Martha W McKlnney
White crow, Julia A Price..
AZOLIAN WIND HARP.
An) tody t an Make (lor of These i'barta
Itij Miilcr.l Instruments.
Aeolus, the rotl of the winds, claimed
the wind litirp an his own, but since lie
iiovfr obtained ft patent on liis instru
ment there is no law u;n i list ap)iropriat
intr his invcution. Iti coiiKlrtiction is
very simple, p.nd wtih n little enre mi
instl'liim nt fiin bo produced w hoso mu
sic is fur more sweet than the. door
harps now so common.
To mnke n wind hurp procure a box
made of thin, well-Bensoned wood pine
preferred n bruit four Inchon hifrh nnd
six iucht'8 wide. Cut a circular hole)
in the top und sandpaper the rotifjli
edges. This is your sounding heard.
THE WIND 1IAISP.
Across ench end of the box and on top
fasten u slat of ouk or some Ocher very
hard wood, a quarter of an inch wide.
In one of these slats drive seven flat
headed tacks equidistant, from each
other, and in the other slat fix the same
I'tinilior of twisting screws, such as tiro
used on banjos. From those stretch
your fttrinpil, which s'aould be all of the
same size and of catfrut. The "G"' pui
tar string will bo found the best for this
purpose. .Now tune all the strings in
unison, and the harp is completed. It
it;, however, well to add n reflector to
Ih row out the sound. This in easily ac
complished by placing a, thin board
oliov the box, supporting it on sticks
fitting Into rests, which ore glued in
the corners of the box. The reflector
also answers a.", a shield to prevent in
jury to the harp.
I 'I :ice t lie harp in a current of air, as
upon the sill of a half open widow. The
round produced by the wind passing
over the strings (is it rises and fairs is
of a drowsy, lulling character and ex
tiviuol v melodious. X. y. Ileeorder.
' Origin of the Three Go, il Dulls.
People who wire compelled to go ti
their "rncle" for temporary advances
on iiorsonal property Iiave often sik-.'-ulated
as to the origin and signiil-t-anee
of the three balls which are the
most conspicuous exterior ndvertis.
inetiLs of the establishments apper
taining to the aforesaid "Uncle." The
iawnlirokcr's slpi was, originally,
the arms of the famous family of the
Medici in Italy, whs, am-estnr wits a
physician and adopted as his device
three pills. The Medici became bank
ers and money lenders, and amassed
enormous wealth from lending money
at the high rates of interest prevail
ing In their time. When banks were
established in other cities than Flor
ence, the Midlcl sign of three bus
iK'P.ded balls became the mark of a
bank, and the practice spread into
Prance, (-'pain and tlortnuny. Hy and
by, lunvevcr, as this sign was adopted
by a lower class of money lenders,
who made advances ou personal prop
erly, it fell Into illsivpme among the
higher grade of linancicrs, and, being
dropped by the bankers, was still
continued by the lower class, nnd
finally wus restricted entirely to such
money lenders as received pledges as
security for loans. St. Louis Demo
crat. 1I Was Minle a Serjeant.
A pretty story, savoring of the ro
mantic, Is told iu the French, press
nln.'ilt llie kaiser. Um-ently his m
Jesty wont to the lterlln barracks
alone. The corporal on guard reeog
uly.cd the kaiser immediately, and sa
luted lilni. The kaiser was pleased,
and, nppiMaohltig the soldier, said:
"Why do you look so sad, corporal'"
Tho corporal did not reply. The em
peror then iisked If he was disapiiolut
ed In love. At tills the corporal found
his toi.gue, and replied that he wished
to uiarrv Marguerite, the daughter of
his Hcrgcnut-major, but that her fath
er would not give his consent until he
became u sergeant. "And do you love
her very much?" asked the kaiser.
"l)h, yes," was the reply. "Then,"
said the emioror, "go and tell your
future falher-lu-lnw that William 11.
makes you a sergeant."
Try Grain-0 ! Try Graiu-0 I
Ask your Grocer to-day to show you
a package of GRAJ.N O, the new food
drink that takes the place of coffee.
The children may drink it without in
jury as well as an adult. All who tiy
it, like it. GRAIN O has that rich
seal brown of Mocha or Java, but it is
made from pure grains, and the most
delicate stomach receives it without
distress J the price of coffee. 15c.
and 25c. per package. Sold by all
grocers. 10 14 4td.
HE WAS SURPRISED
llrmniknblo Growth of fiiele 1ooU'
Miiulie.
"l"nc!e"l)ooley Is one as never lets
on he's surprised at nothing. No mat
ter what ycr tell him he tcks it aa
carmly as if It was -uthln' out o' the
common. I don't 1' e a mnn o act
like that. 1 think Kb mean. When 1
tell anybody 11 fact 'iziriR ta'.u i ex
pecks 'em lo be uslo dnhctl. 1 expeoks
'em to say, "lilet me!" or "Law pakiM
alive!" or "You don't say!" A peiMo.i
ns says nuthin' I've not nr.e for, saiJ a
rural narrator to The Mail.
t iitlo liooicy cays It's wlmtnln' aa
does that there. "I'uln't oi'teu I'm put
out by h'.m. entire I've found h!m cut.
Hut some o' the hoys can't abide hi:.i.
When they told hira his aunt's lioita
was atiie all he said wns "h,5 reckoned
it ud ha' to burn." And when Sam
Thomas's cow died he on'ey suid lie
leckoned Ham 'ud lia' to g.H auotlier. I
don't call that heln" neishborly, let
ulcno nctin' like a seit'eman.
You could toll ho ai a bit conceited
from his acting l kc that then. No
body but a man its thought a deal ot
hlKself 'ud do a tlili'g like th'U.
l'u my Htars! we've suivi i tr.'l hini
this week. Tho boys plan.ioil it v.cekJ
ago.
Yon see, I'nc'e Do dry rridoT his .e'.f
cn sotting up some bf ve.tenable iua;'
rers for tho exhiliition. Ho thinks Uo
tan grow 'cm bettor nor anybody cl.-o.
and I'm ready to allow ns he does grew
i-ome big 'tins. Well, we'd pass his
c'ace and look over the fence and isiy
they was Renin' big an usual, and e
surpotcd hfl'd get the lir.it prb'.e again
nud finch like. And he'd look Mint
kinder sour as though he dain't ca-u
whether they did or not. That van all
his artfulness, for he war. busUn' with
pr:de Inside.
Dut, my stars! what a serpiize the
boyj gin him!
The.-ic marrera was most nwful big.
They lay among their leaves llko
pumpkins more than mantis. Lleld
manure was what he used, 1 reckon.
Anyhow, they was twice as big as any
body else's.
liul, lawks! Pride must have a fall!
How we! them boys managed it! It
was Tim Jenkins as put 'cm up to n.
T:m is at an electric works In the city
anil came home for a week's holiday.
It was him as done It. What'd ho do
but get six small dyusmi'c cartridges
nnd bore holes with u cenTie bit in the
six biggest niarrers. Then he put In
the cartridges and connecks 'em with
a 'iectric wire as reached to the tether
side of 1'ncle Dooley'r. big gardlng.
Well, the word was piis.-etl arouad and
hull' the village was looking over his
le:K" that evening.
"My! they're big 'una." says one.
Trifle's sure o' the prize this year,"
rays another.
"I can't tell how ho does' it," says a
third.
All the time Uncle Daolcy was mak
ln' us though he was tii?d of hearing
thes? remarks passed, lie smoked his
pipe and looked hurty. It was nuts
to h'm to hear the naylioui'ii praising
his p'.arrerE.
There must ha' been sixteen of us
locking over Ms fence when, bang!
went '.lie lirst cartridge. Tim Jenkins
bod eounci-ti'd the switch and it act
ed like a charm.
"iie'Io!" says one, "why, they're
busting thciui!clre.4, 1'ncle Dooiey."
"One's no matter,' 'says he; "I've
had 'cm that way afore."
Which wa3 a downright lie.
The words was r.o gooncr outon his
mouth than, bang! went thu second
cartridge, and blew another big niarrcr
to smithereens.
"tiood giaclotu, 1'ncle Doo'.oy! what
the t'ltioce Is the matter with your mar
reisV" 1 yells.
"JujI iv bit overripe," he says, calm
ly. Hut when No. 3, 4, 5 and G went oil
in quick succession, 1 can tell you 1
never saw l!aubergatedness grow on a,
man's face like it flew on Uncle Doo
ley's. lilni keeping it back so long,
when it did tek h.m it did him up. 1 no
hint two marrcrs was tho biggest, und
they Hew uil to pieces with a report
like a cannon. One o" the pieces liii
I'ncie Dooiey plump ou the nose. 11:j
eye3 was nearly s:urtlng outen his
head. Talk about eerpilze! After
looking like a luny fur a half a sec
ond he reeled over and fell flat on his
lace in a fainting lit.
Yea, I rather reckoned he was ser
prlzed for wunst. T raps he'll he a bit
more agreeable now.
Of course we loosed his collar and
doused his head with cold water, lint
pleased was not the word for our fecl
in's. We was slmpiy delighted. To
ronto Mail,
Nul liquid tu it.
"What's the mutter, John?" asked
hid wife.
"I have had a shock. Maria," replied
Mr. llillus. passing his hand feebly
ucio.,t) his forehead and sinking into a
chair.
"I'or mercy's sake. John, don't keep
me in suspense! What is it?"
With trembling lingers he took a let
ter out of his pocket und banded it to
her.
Mrs. Ulllus ran her eye over it has
tily and turned deathly pale.
It W113 a notice frora the Ice company
to thrt efleet that Mr? I. llillus had ov
erpaid hla Ice bill to the extent of 54.05
which amount the company begged
leave to refund, as per check inclosed,
etc.
Het renting I'oi'elieuil.
"He has a retreating forehead," said
tho g.rl in blue.
'No'.iflensc!" exclaimed tho girl In
gray, indig.iautly. "He has a very
hlth forehead."
'.Novei'tlteiess." persisted the girl in
blue, "his forehed retreats clear to
the back of his nock."
Of a truth, he was prematurely bald,
but the girl in gray continued to be
ludlgnunt just the same.
A Colored lltiiliomlnt.
"John." e"ald a Ueoigia farmer to one
of his Held hands, "you ought to be
laying up something now. I pay you
iifty cents a duy."
"Yes, suh."
"Well, how much do you save out of
It?"
"Forty-five cento, suh."
"Is that all?"
"Rood Lo'd, Marse Tom! I got to
live on de balance!"
BIGGEST DOG IN THE W0RL "
llr, tlie Manila, In at l.nrgo u
Full Sire, I TIBr.
Tige Is the largest dog in tho TiTrrta
His namer Is a suitable one, for he ij
ns large ns a full-sized tiger and eon
sldorubly larger than the average lion"
1 11 in luuimiri uuk i " rllglisli lliastift
by race, and belongs to Sam (iim, ot
llutlnnd. Vt., who ntllrms that he Is nn
nlile ns he Is big. Tlge's ntea.uirniicn'a
are ns follows: Length. 7 feet 5 imh
cs; walut. 4K Inches; neck, 29 IihIio.,
height, a'.i Inches. lie stands eight
im lies higher than a dining room "ta
ble. Tlgo Is only three years of nge
mid has not yet acquired his lull
weight or strength. Mr. Oeno lms
tneglit his dog to box, nnd he Is nn'x
Un:.( to match him to tl.ht five mum!
wi'h any pugilist on earth. Mr. cumio
would 1 ke very much to have Tlg-j
meet Hob I'Ttzslmnions, nnd tho dog 13
tlicroitghly In accord with hln.
Tige will undertake lint to l)tn
rrva ch with his hind legs or to attaelc
his human opponent otherwise than
with his fore paws eneamd in glove,,
lie Is understood to be a thoroughly
reliable and sportsmanlike dog. Tho
C.iiiMt dug Is a hand.ioaio animal. ll5
im the black and wrinkled mur.'.lo,
lew lap. deep chest, narrow hind tpiar
ii'i.i and all the other chnructcrls'lcs nf
tli - wo.'l bred mast Iff. It Is 11 rtiri.nH
i.n I pleasing spectacle to see this eiior
mom beast, who Is largo enough to
out n man, playing with n small chill,
lie allows the children to pull his cur
to hang on by his tail and to walk -m
him. and appears to be highly pleae,I
by the performance. The mastliT u
ti e most undent of all watch dogs, an I
Tlgo knows his hereditary businost.
Who would care to break Into a hoiua
guarded by him?
Iianlt'l Urliatrr mill Hln Oxon.
Rome recent visitors to Daniel Weh
st 'r's old home In Marshfield. Mass.,
found only one man In the neighbor'
luioil who could talk from per.-unil
knowledge about the statesman, ami
net a soul who bore his name or claim,
ed direct or Indirect descent from him.
The e.i option wns an aged person
named Wright, who said that la tin
o'.d days he had been the superlntetH
c.it of Webster's big farm, and ha I
liiiov.n hi 111 well and lntlini'.tely fur
yens, not ,n tho groat orator and pul
iticii.n of ( curse, but us the gentleman
fa .-mi !', kindly employer and good
t.eii'hbor. Mr. Wright somewhat relti.--t.'iitiy
admitted that as an agricultiir-l.-.i
h.'s famous friend was not a bnt
li; :it success in a pecuniary way, hut
lie iM.vi that no one ever loved a quiet
11 :: :il li ie be'.tor or touk a keener, mora
li.ii.tite or more personal intcrc.it m
a!! tli.it wetit on In the fields, wooU
;:::t! barns, "lie loved this place, cv.
i;y trie and llower and living thing
on It. He knew every nod that was
ti.rr.eii. every cow that was milked, ev
eix Made of grass that was mowed
nnd hi t s:ce:s! There was a man win
lui w an o." And then Mr. Wright
to', I how Webster, when near death's
den:-, bad l is favorite oxon driven up
in .'.i:C the window of tn manse that
hi t now disappeared. "I was thorn
i :m! i-.)vo 111. 111 up, two by two. while
W. b.-,:or iitiit.d by tho window an I
wa'di d them pa.-'..s. it was a cad day
fir thut hoiischiild, and when he wai
g.r.e oveiylh'ng beg;.-.i to go down hill.
Al the end of two year.? the place wis
ciu-od up and sold piecemeal. Snmn
p.'i'is of It ft tchod g-jod prices, ctln rj
r.lniojt i't.;hiiig." According to Hi 1
iiuiiioiiiy Wtlister never tlivnk to ex.
roits, und "his only tiotiiilo wa 1 tin
fact that he did 1101 have as ltnirli
money as lie needed." Mr. Wright is
over eighty years old, but he slid
works dally In his Holds nnd s!io,v.t few
p'kiis of extreme nge. New Yorit
Times.
Iron Working in Central Alrlm.
The working of Iron Is certainly tiio
must advanced art In this region ol
Africa. The ore is mined, smelted and
fashioned by tho natives with gnat
skill. Outside many of the villages
BtamU tho village smithy, merely a
roof of shade boughs and grass sap
por'od by stakes. Here eongiegate H10
village gossips, who justify their pn"s.
c:iec by an occasional turn at the bel
lows. The tools are primitive, a rode
for an anvil, a weighty stone for tlio
sledge and pieces of iron bound to
wooden handles for the liner shaping
nnd ornamental work. Tho bello.va
conskst of two goatskins, each fur
nished with an open mouth like a purse
nnd connected up by a piece of bam
boo pipe to a narrow clay iron nozzlo
about nine inches long.
The blower sits on the ground, seizes
the mouth of each skin in either band
and raises and lowers them alternately,
ilrbt with the mouth open and with a
cuick upward stroke to take In the uir,
then with the mouth cloned nnd a
trfiau'ous downward pressure to fof'o
the bias'.. By this rude proctitis a hot
charcoal fire Is maintained, and tlia
woik turned out Is excellent for the
I riiiiiiivo implements used.. Knives of
treat utility and which take a good
roui;h cutting edge; arrowheads and
ppiaiu, many of them curiously barbed
nud twisted, and some showing a
knowledge of the value of the "blood
grove;" axes for battle and for general
purposes, ornamented with linear pat
terns and beaded edges, and with the
blades set at an acute angle to the
shaft iio that every ounce of power li
tiansinitted in the direction of tlio
Mow. Oeorgraphical Journal.
Small Screw.
Tho smallest Bcrews ever made nra
(mud in the manufacture of the nilr.a
ttiie watches which are sometimes IU
ted in rings, shirt studs, bracelets, etc.
They aro tho next thing to Invlslbl
to the linked eye, looking llko minute
grains or sand. With a 'good gln
however, It may be plainly seen 'hat
eiii-h la a perfect screw having, a num
ber of threads equal to l.iitiO to the
Inch. These tiny screws nro 4-1.000i lis
of an inch In diameter and 7-l,eOUihi
of an inch in length. It Is estimated
that a lady's thlmblo of averago size
wru'd hold 100,000 of them. at"
tempt Is ever made to count these '"!
t.iiuiv hs of mechanical ingenuity,
other than tQ get a basis for infer
U.vlon. Tho method lifaiiully ptil'suel
In (ielt rmlnlng their number U lovare
fully count 100, and then place them on
r. delicate balance the number of
given amount coin determined by tn
weight. Waterbur Magazine. .