Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1860-10-24
MANUFACTURES.-CLASS H.
FRANCIS FRIES, Superintendent.
Mill Fdbrics made in the State.

Mill Fdbrics made in the State.
Best piece of cashmere not less than Is yds,
Young & Winston, s 10
Best piece of Sattinette, W. H. R. S. Tucker, 6
Wooden Jeans j. j. O. Taylor 5
Linsey for negro clothing, not less
than 10 yards, Mrs. j. w. Harriss. 10
Best pair Of blankets; Mrs. Thos. Carol, 8
Best piece cotton Osnaburgs, not less than 80
yards being deemed equal divided be-
tween Mrs. J. W. Harris & E. M. Holt
$3.50 each.
Best hearth rug, Mrs. P. F. Pescud, 8
piece cotton or sheeting, E. N. Holt 5
" bedticking, E. N. Holt 8
" "cotton SERGE Mrs. j. W. Harris, 5
bundle of printing paper, Forest Mani Co.,
' hair mattrass, William Watson, 10
spring mattress-premum divided between
William Watson and Makepiece Nc
Rae s.. so each.
The committee on the above class would respect
fully direct the attention Of the Executive Commit
tee to Is pieces striped and plaid domestcs No. 366,
and plaid drilling No. 1858, all of which are excel
lent. We would recommend premium for the COL
lection. We recommend Also blanket, No. II, for
a second premium, which are we'll made and deserve
especial notice and commentator. There being no
premium offered for wooden counterpanes, we would
recommend No 1875 as the most deserving. We
deem piece of domestic shifting, No. Is, as de-
serving of high commentator. bolt of wool
jeans, domestic manufacture, No. 25, we recommend
for second premium. No. 446, piece of straw
mating, well deserves premium. Two spring
mattresses exhibition, No. l and No. GAS;
the latter is entitled to notice. being the best made
and of the best material but No. has an improve
ment in folding, in consequence Of which we recon-
mend that a premium be divided between them.
The Executive Committee direct the following
awards to be made in accordance with the above:
No. 366, E. NJ. Holt, premium of $50 for his
large collection of domestic fabrics
No. II, wool blankets, j. j. @. Taylor, 50
"125, counterpart, Mrs. s. G. Wilson, Q
"446, straw mating, Mrs. NJ. Wilder, 2
I" %, cotton shifting and wooden jeans, Mrs.
Charles Horton 8
Household Fabrics made in the State.
Best patch work quilt, (cotton) Mrs. G. B.
Turner, s.
I'd best patch work quilt (cotton,) Mrs. H. D.
. ! Lott Q
Best patch work quilt (silk, Mrs. H. L. Evans,
Best raised work quilt, Mrs. T. S. H. Pennix, 5
Best c0unteerpane, (woven) Mrs. J. ". Harriss, 5
Best t. eountsrpane' knit) Mrs Rut9n Tucker
Best pair yarn hose, (crotchet) Mrs. G. M. Grow,
pair silk =" Mrs. F. A. Graves, Q
g wooden shawl, {" Mrs. Lucas, Q
piece negro wooden cloth, IS yards, Mrs. L.
Best piece tow cloth, 10 yards, Mrs. A. Jones, 5
tow and cotton CLOTH Miss F. Lenard, 8
:" =" linen Miss Edith Michael, s
MANUFACTURES l.
WIN. R. Cox Superintendent
Fine Crochet ,oork in spool cotton, dc.
Best worked collar, Mrs. Thos. Carol. 50
crotcheted or embroided shawl, Mrs. j, L.
Fukerson, 4
I'd do, Miss E. Colburn, a
Best of table mats, Miss c. L. Fisher, Q
ID do, Miss H. S. Towles
Best tidy, Miss M. C. Mason, .
I'd do, Miss Foltz, =
Raised sco,sted worE.
Best piano cover, Mrs. s. A. Wait as
table cover, Miss Mary Page, 4
ottoman cover, Miss D. Vanhoy, Q
lamp or vase mat, Miss Mary Page,
sofa pillow, Mrs. Jno Mengent 9
mariposes, Mrs. Walthall,
Embroidery in Silk
Best lady's Dress Mrs. B. W. Marriott, ga
Best ladys mantle, Miss Harriet Lane, 6
I'd do, Mrs. Judge Strange g
Best lady scarf or neck tie, Mrs. s. W. Terrell.
Best hdy's apron Mrs. g. " Johna 80 q