Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-08


(Where the County is omitted, will be
understood as living IN Randolph county. J
FIRST DAY--Tuesday.
Splitbotom Chairs-premium w. l.. Oil
yer. Of Randolph county.
Womans' saddle and Bride pm. J. L.
Brisco.
2 horse wagon-pm. Jno. F. Riley.
Cutting box-pm. Jno. F. Riley. ..
2 horse plow, two entries, pm. Jno. F. Ri
ley, Randolph; certificate Garrett s.
Carsm, Cincinnati, Ohio.
One horse plow-pm. John F. Riley.
Hay Rake-pm. VS.. Christian.
Large spinning wheel-pm. w. L. Oliver.
Small spinning wheel-pm. w. L. Oliver.
Five yards negro jeans-pm. Mrs. A. II.
Hall; cert. Mrs. ]. Nj. Robertson.
Tow linen-pm. Mrs. Wallace McCamp-
bell; CT. Mrs. John HUMPHREYS.
Rag carpeting-pm. Mrs. J. +. Wright; ct.
Miss Summers.
Yarn carpet, (yarn worp) pm Mrs. E. Guy.
Yarn I" COTTON worp) pm Mrs. B. B.
Austin. ..... .
Mixed jeans, pm Mrs. A. H. Hall; ct Mrs.
W. McCsmpbell.
Colored linsey; pm Mrs. John HUMPHREYS;
ct Mrs. J M. Robertson.
White linsey; pm Mrs. w. McCampbell;
-.s ct Mrs. j. w. T. Rucker.
White flannel; pm Mrs. w. McCampbell;
CT Mrs. W. P. Oliver. -...
Flax linen, pm Mrs. w. McCampbell; ct
Mrs. NJ. B. R Williams.
Blankets; pm Mrs. G. G. Burton.
Wooden coveret; pm Miss M. Horner; ct
Mrs w. Baker.
Cotton courter-pans, (wove) pm Mrs. w.
McCampbell; ct Mrs H. P. Boulware.
Cotton Quill; pm Mrs T. II. Rucker; ct
Mrs. w. McCampbell.
Worsted OMIT; pm Mrs. E. White; ct Mrs
G. H Burckharit.
Worsted Embroidery; pm Mrs. ]. w. I.
Rucker; ct Mrs. Jno. T. Fort.
Silk Embroidery. pm Miss Julia Hall; ct
Mrs. ]. w. T. Rucker.
Needle work; pm Miss Sallie Tandy; ct
Mrs VIM. Smith
Coat cut and made by lady; Mrs. G. G..
Burton.
Linen bosom shirt; pm Mrs. F. Mclean;
sr ct Mrs. w. r. Samuel.
Wooden hose; pm Mrs. E. III. Trimble; CT
Miss Summers.
Wooden half hose, pm Mrs. w. E. Robert
son; ct Miss Mollie Carpenter.
Hearth Rug; pm Mrs. B. B. Austin; ct
Mrs. G. H. Burckhartt.
Flax sewing thread; pm w. M. McCamp-
bell.
Best variety Of Apples; pm Mrs J. III.
Robertson; ct Sam'l Anderson.
Best variety of Peaches; pm John A. Pitts,
a ct R. G. Gilman.
Best specimen of Irish potatoes; pm L. E.
BroekmsD; CT S. W. Anderson.
Best specimen of sweet potatoes; pm Mrs.
H. Lassiter; CT Mrs. R. G. Gilman.
Best Loaf light wheat bread, pm Mrs H.
Lassiter; ct Mrs. R. G. Gilman.
Best Loaf light corn bread; pm Mrs. W.
McCampbell; ct Mrs. l.. MCLEAN.
Best cooked ham; pm Mrs. w. MeCanp-
bell; ct Mrs R. G, Gilman.
Best raw ham; pm Mrs. NJ. B. r. Williams
CT n. B. Christian.
Best specimen of cheese not less than 8
pounds, pm Mrs. VIM. Baker.
Best specimen Of Butter, pounds, pm Mrs
M. B. r. Williams; ct Mrs VIM Baker.
est specimen comb honey pounds; pm ].
w. Summers; ct Mrs. w. McCampbell. |
Resiiar pickles; pm Mrs H. Lassiter; CT
Mrs F. MCLEAN.
Best quart peach preserves, pm Mrs G.
Gilman; ct Mrs F. MCLEAN.
Best quart apple preserves; pm Mrs. r. G.
Gilman; ct Mrs F. MCLEAN.
Best quart plum preserves; pm Mrs F.
MCLEAN: CT Mrs w. T. Cameron.
Best quart cherry preserves; pm Mrs. w.
McCanpbell; ct Mrs M. B. Williams.
Best quart pear preserves; pm Mrs F. Nc
Clean; CT Miss D. B. Rutherford.
Watermelon preserves; pm Mrs. F. Nc
Clean; ct Sam'l Anderson.
Best lot of beets, not less than IL; pm Mrs.
H. .Lassiier; ct Mrs r. G. Gilman.
Best lot Of parsnips, not less than IL; pm
Mrs NJ. Horner; CT S. Anderson.
Best lot of onions, not less than "a; pm
Mrs T. r. Mitchell; ct Mrs M. Hornsr.
Bet lot Of salsifra; PIN Mrs III. Horner; CT
Mrs. w. R. Samuel.
Best specimen of native wine; pm Mrs r.
=, Gilman; CT Jas. NJ. Summers.
Best specimen Of watermelon, not less than
2; pm w. McCampbelI; CT S. Anderson
Best nnskmelon, pm A. Rutherford; CT
Mrs. Thos. r. Mitchell.