The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-12-09
REPORT ON HORSES, JACKS AND MULES.


The Committee appointed to examine the Horses,
Jacks ahd Mnleseon exhibition beg leave@to sub
NIT their report, awarding premiums as follows:
For the best Stallion, over three years old, Hugh
McLees. -
Best Stallion, under three years old, John Cox.
Best colt, two years old, F.. W., R. Nance.
(" one year old, Kenon Breazeale.
Z" under year old, Baylis Hi1.
&C brood mare, Bnylis Hix.
6" pair of carriage horses, j. NJ. Kidd.
a. harness horse, open to the world, Hex M.
Perry: 81 80 -! s'3- -5if.i:.
Best saddle horse, A. c. Black.
&c. pony. ridden by boy, F. W. 4. Nance.
Premium recommended to pony of Abe Lesser,
exhibited in single harness. :
Best Jack, W. j. Bowen. -
(" Mule, not more than two years old R. s.
Bailey ''''
Best Mule colt, z. D. Chamblee.
.;il" Trotting Horse. a. O.. Black, premium
recommended. ,... .,
All of which is respectfully submitted. ~
'i.'H ~ 5''a F. W. r. NANCE, ,Chm'n.
REPORT ON DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
The Committee on Domestic Manufactures have
examined the articles in their department for
which premiums have been offered, and nave awar-'
ded the following: .t.i.I.t y
Best pair Wooden Blankets, Miss G. G. Sadler.
Best sample of ,Woolen Carpeting, Mrs. Sarah
c. Smith. 20
Best sample Woolen Jeans, Miss Mary E. Lewis.
Best Counterpane-wool and cotton-Mrs. M.
Z. Acker. u; .. - 'ih ~ - SiH -
Best Or. Ladies' cotton Hose, Mrs: A. N. MoFall.
Best DR.. cotton half Hose Miss s. A.. Thompson.
Best Willow Baskets, Miss Francis Reeves.
The committee would beg to say that pair OF
Ladies' Hose, made by Mrs. s. j. Shackelford, de-
serve particular mention, but as they were not
entered, could not come in competition E.e u
The committee were pleased, to find 80 many
WOODEN and cotton Counterpanes presented
The committee find number of articles entered
in their department for which no premiums are
offered, and which deserve honorable mention,
such MS samples of Silk, Silk Hose, Woolen Lin
sew, Cotton Counterpanes, Lace Work Quilts, &c.
A few punches of Factory Yarn, exhibited by
VIM. Perry Co., deserve particular mention, be-
ing of an excellent quality.
Respectfully submitted, ~ -: $ = ~. '..4'
u.s. W.:J. MILFORD, Chmn.
REPORT ON MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
The committee of gentlemen appointed to- ex-
anime Miscellaneous Articles beg leave to report
az follows: .;J ~ -: - ;..5-.fi; i;'iti,
Samples of Cologne and Hair Oil, exhibited by
J.. ]. Baker, and manufactured by himself, deserve
favorable mention. ....-,; -. ...,.;..-4..
Gold, Silver and Iron Ore, Asbestus, Fe1dspar,
Milestone, white and colored Marble, exhibited by
A. NJ. Hunt, o creditable collection of minerals
from;the mountain region. .5!t
!; A splendid lot of Stoneware was exhibited by
Mr. G.. W. Morse, of Greenyille, of his own man
ufacture, which the committee decide to be supe-
rior to any wnre made in this section Of the coun-
try within their knowledge, and deserving on
especial recommendation to dealers and house
keepers. The Committee further express the opin-
ion that the Society is placed under obligations to
Mr. Morse for his kindness in adding this collec-
ton of ware to the exhibition. =
Messrs. Bufie & Chapman, of Columbia, pub
fishers of Reynolds series Of Southern School
Books, exhibited specimens of these publications,
which your Committee think worthy of the atten17
ton of tsschers and parents. In brief e1ami-
nation Of these books, your committee are thus
favorable impressed, and on behalf Of the Society
would beg to express thanks to the publishers for
the opportunity given to our people Of inspecting
these works. ....s..;.
Mr.. ". T. Browne, Of this vicinity, exhibited
On ingenious hand-power of his own invention, in
tended for application to churns, which the Com
mittee think worthy of notice and recommendation
to all persons whose patience is exhausted by the
old-fashioned style of churning.:
In this connection, your committee would take
occasion to express the qualification Of the Society
at the exhibition of dog and dog-power by Mr..
F. W. r. Nance, of Honea Path, which contributed
greatly TO the amusement Of the children, and
which is none the less useful as q labor-saying
power. ,
The committee would call attention To Peels
Corn and Pea Planter, exhibited by j. B. Loften,
of Georgia, which we thiak worthy Of the consid-
GRAFTON of farmers. 49, a. t
All Of which, is respectfully submitted.
- B. F. GRAFTON, Chm'n.
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