Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-21
NJ. FRAZIER, Chair man.
Uouse-hold Department.

The Committee beg leave; to report that this de-
psrtlnent was very fully and crodtably represented
and would make mention of,the following:
Mrs. S. NJ. Hunt jar of Cy,w-chow, very hne.
Mrs. p Addison, jar Of 7eliow Pickles, rory fine.
Mrs. Jas. Armstrong, jar of Green Pickles. worry fine.
Mrs Elizabeth Goodwin, best jar of Tomato Catsup.
Mrs. A. Simkins, best specimen of Butter.
Mrs. S. T. GOodc, best Hams, /, ., 9, years old.
Mrs. Wnl. Moss, bcst jar. of Lard
Mrs. Jas. II. Minis, best jar Of mcllcn Preserves.
Mrs. NJ. Fruzicr, best jar of leo mellon Preserves.
Mrs. a. simkins, dozen cans of Fruit, assorted.
Mrs. VIM. Moss best home made Soap.
Mrs. " c. Mcragnc, best Tomatoe, in bottles.
Mrs. lIunr, best Chamraisne Wire
llrs. E. J. Minis best stiH Wine, !, ., 3, year, old
Mrs. Wn. Moss best wild: grape Wine,
Mrs. Jas. Armstrong, bost blackberry Vino.
&" :" peach Cordial.
strawberry Acid.
Mrs. Sheppard, . bottles of grape and blackberry
Wine, very fine. y
Needle Work.
Mrs. E. Goodwin, best specimen, Premium.
MisH Laura Durisoe, aged lty'rs, very dns, Premium
Miss Samuel, best crotchct work, Premium.
Mrs S. A. Lake, st'transferred work, Premium.
Miss Lcon:ins Butler, next best embroidery in elk.
Mrs. J. II. Minis, best embroidery in Chenille, Prem.
Mrs. R. II. Minis noxt best Bmbroidory.
Miss Mary Moss, infants dress, Premium.
:TatcA Work.
Mrs Tho, .. Lamar, best Quiit, silk and velvet Pro-
miuiu. " -
Mrs. Jas. Lanhan, ksst Piano Cover, ,i!k, Premium.
Mrs. y. Ra:ney, Quilts cotton, Premium.
Mrs. J. N. Eiocker best stuffed Guilt, Premium.
Mrs. Dauiel Johnsoa, Il laia Quilt Premium.
Scaticrn Dom:s:ie,.
Mrs. P ITorn, for Countorrancs. rrclnium.
Mrs. S. Brooks, for Rug CARPET, Premium. j
Mrs. White, for best Blanket Premium.
Miss Bell, hes. pair of wooden Socks which were i'm
mcdately sold for rs cents, and few more of tho
same sort wanted, Premium.
Mrs. S. A. Lake, beat cotton homemade Counter
pane, Premium.
Mrs. J. NJ. Blocker best homemade Fringe Prem.
Mrs. Horn, bcst diaper (cotton) Table Cloth, Prem.
Leather.
B. T. Minis, best lot of Brogans.
Miss NJ. Hobbs, ornamental What-not in Leather.
Miss Rosa Viewer, !" Picture Frame in Leather.
Southern Manufacture in Wood and Iron.
Smith d Jones, fine Buggy.
]. II. Minis, Ropo Machine.
Fine Arts
R. H. Minis, bost Landscape in oil, Premium.
Mrs. VIM. Andrews, ono fancy Portrait In oil, fine.
Mrs. A. Simkins, 2 largo Landscapes in oil, fine.
Miss Rosa Viewer, bsst Crayon sketch
Mrs. WIN. Andrews; best specimen in water evlsr'.
+" " Monochromates.
Work IN Hair.
Mrs. VIM. Andrews, bost Wreath Of flowers made en-
trely of hair, Premium.
Mrs. Goode also exhibited very fine specimen.
Horsfed Fancy Work.
Miss Rosa Viewer, best two specimens, Parrot and
Flowers, Premium.
Mis-. M. Hobbs, Piano Cover.
Field Crops.
The Committee on fold crops bag leave to report:
Capt. Wm. Loguc, best Wheat
Samuel Brooks, best Nhitc Corn.
Col. Wm. Moss, best stock Corn.
W. P. Butler, best shock dry Chinese Sugar Corn.
Col. F. W. Pickcns, best Flour
James Armstrong, best Irish Potatoes, (Mercer.)
DR.. e. J. Minis, best Batty Potatoes Georgia Seed
ling.)
Capt. c. Ward, bost Sweet Potatoes.
II. Winn, best Japsr, Peas
G. A. Addison, bost Rye.
A. L. Dcaring, beet Pumpkin
Armstrong & Brysn's pcas, no preference
A. bushnell, flesh coOred mammoth Squash, measu-
ring in circumference feet 10 inches, and weighing
lis lbs. (Some Pumpkins ihat!D
Garden Crops. =
Mrs. DR.. E. Bland, largest long rcd Beets