Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-09-25
HOWARD FAIR.


display Of fine and coarse dotnestics, pre-
serves, and other articles Of similar nature
usually exhibited on the first day, was ex-
tensive in quantity and excellent in quality,
calling forth great admiration from the as
semblage, and creating considerable excite
ment. '-i ea
Yesterday, wednesday, was Cattle,
Jack, Sheep and Hog day.
To-day, is devoted to Horses and Mules
Tomorrow is Sweepstake day, for Hor-
ses, Jacks, mules and Cattle. .s
The Premiums awarded on Tuesday, are
as follows: .afGe
AWARDS FrRsr DAY-sept %, 1866.
- FRUITS AND FLOWERS.
Apples. half bushel; entries, premium Mrs.
Federal Walker, certificate Mrs Wn. Basket.
Pears, half bushel, entry, premium Mrs. B.
NJ McCreary.
Pickles. quart sweet, entry, premium Mrs.
| John A. Talbot. st.
Pickles, quart cucumber, 2 entries, premium
Mrs John W. Henry, certificate Mrs. John A.
Talbot.
Preserves, variety, not less than kinds nor less
than q IN quart jars, entries, premium Mrs.
John W. Henry, certificate Mrs. Samuel c. Ma
jor.
Jelly. variety, not less than kinds, pint jars,
entries, premium Mrs. Jno, s. Johnson certificate
Mrs. John Porter, Cooper.
/ Handsomest boquet natural fowersJ entries,
Mrs John Porter, Cooper, certificate Mrs. A. W.
Roper
VEGETABLES. ...Tr
| Irish potatoes. half BUSHELS entries; premium
| Mrs. B M. McCreary, certificate Mrs. John B.
| Clark. -
Sweet potatoes; half bushel; entries, premium
| Mrs ] Fl Withers, certificate Mrs W Truett.
Tomatoes, half doz; best Mrs. Jno. Walker,
second best Mrs. G. F. Stapleton.
| Cabbage;2 entries, premium Mrs. Jas. Maubin,
certificate Mrs. B. M. McCreary.
Beats; entries, premium Mrs. !. C. Darby,
certificate Mrs. F. E. Williams.
| Onions, half dozen; 2 entries, premium Mrs
VIM. B. Hanna, certificate Mrs. Jere kingsberry.
.. DAIRY. ..
Cheese, not less than 10 lbs.; entry, premium
Mrs. James Maupin. .- .. 5s...,L b.
Butter, 2 lbs; 2enTies, best Mrs Willoughby
williams, second best Mrs. w. c. Boon.
Cooked ham; best Mrs. F. E. Williams, second
best Mrs. James Hughes
Loaf light bread; best Miss E. Major, second
best Mrs. !. S. Brooks. FfN 1893
Loaf corn bread; best Miss E. Major, second
best Mrs. Nancy Hughes.
| Pound cake, white; best Mrs. W. G. Boon, sec
ond best Miss Mittie Criglar.
.F -r~- GRAIN. &C. .-l
Wheat; best S. T. Hughes, second best John A.
Talbot.
Oats; best Willoughby Williams, second best
John A. Talbot.
Corn for bread, 100 ears; best John A Talbot,
second best Geo. F. Stapeton.
Water MELONS; best Garrison Patrick, second
best Leonard Kingsberry.
Pumkns; best W. c. Boon, second best B. NJ.
McCreary.
| COARSE DoMEsTIcs.
yards negro james; best Miss Willoughby Will
lams, second best same.
5 yards negro linsey; best Mrs. M. B. R. Will
lams, Randolph, second best Mrs. Jared Robin
son.
5 yards yarn carpeting; best Mrs. Irwin Guy,
Randolph, second best Mrs. Willoughby VIII
liams.
yards rag carpeting; best Mrs. Irwin Guy,
Randolph, second best Mrs. Thos. W. Vivian.
5 yards fax linen; best Mrs. James M. Bur-
roughs, second best same.
FINE poMEsTIcs.
s yards james; best Mrs. VIM. Grimes, second
best Mrs. R. s. Patten.
5yards colored lnsey,best Mrs. Stephen GIBBS,
second best Mrs. Jere Kingsberry.
8 yards plain linsey; best Mrs. Irwin Guy, Ran
dolph, second best Mrs. Jere Kingsberry.
5yards flannel, best Mrs. Thomas Tfhdall, sec
ond best Mrs. James Nc Aferty.
White bed quilt, solid work, best Miss Kate
Kingsberry, second best Miss Maria Williams,
Randolph.
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best Mrs. Twin Guy, Randolph.
Calico quilt, patch work; best Mrs. F. M.
Grimes, second best Mrs A. Hendrix.
/ Worsted quilt, patch work, best Mrs James E.
Hix, Audrain, second best Mrs. Jack Vivian.
Silk embroidery; best Miss Cary Farr, second
best Mrs. ii. Osborne.
Worsted embroidery, best Miss E. Major, Sec
ond best Miss Gus Saltonstall.
Thread embroidery; best Mas Jennie salton-
stall, second best Mrs John l.. Hughes.
Silk quilt; best Miss Maria Williams, Randolph,
second best, Mrs. NJ. ]. Devices, Illinois.
Ornamental leather work; best: Miss Falkner,
Howard High School, second best MISS Julia
Holmes.
Wax work, flowers; best Miss Fillmore, How
ard High School,
WAY work, fruit; best Miss Falkner, Howard
Cotton shirt, linen bosom; best Mrs. Berry Back
second best same. ...-.
Pair yarn hose, best Mrs Irwin Guy, Randolph,
second best Mrs. James Hughes.
. Pair half hose, best Miss Nancy Galloway, sec
ond best Mrs. II. l.. Brown. 10.
Coat made by lady; best Mrs. Ira c. Brooks
second best Mrs. Jack Vivian.
Coat made by tailor; best ]. Griffith.
FLOWERS, PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS.
Pencil sketch by lady; best Miss Alice Talbot
second best Miss Mittie c igler.
Painting by lady, best Miss Made Mallory,
81 second best same.
Specimen sign and house painting; best Jas. L.
Gregory, second best same.
Largest and handsomest display cut flowers; bes
Mrs. John Miller, secoud best Mrs. Jack Vivian
Dahas, display of; best Mrs. A. w. Roper
second hest Miss Mamie Boon.
Fly brush; best Mrs. Joel Haden, second best
! Mrs A. w. Roper.
Il PRODUCE OF THE FIELD.
25 lbs. manufacturing tobacco; best Robt. Bas
ket.
f % lbs. shipping leaf; best F. E. Williams.
25 lbs. manufactured obacto; no entry.
25 lbs. dew rotted hemp, best +. E. Williams
second best l. c. Darby.
: Chickens best pair Frank Gaines, second bes
VIM. B. Hanna.
, Ducks; best pair Mrs. VIM. ]. Basket, second
best Mrs. F. M. Grimes. .''
Turkeys; best PAIR Mrs. B. A. Shepherd, sec
ond best Mrs w. j. Basket.
MECHANISM. -.....
Buggy, best T. t. Osborne.
, Prophesying. .....
On Friday, the 9th instant, the Washing