The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-15

Best jar Palmetto pickle, Miss NJ. G. Townsend,
Edisto Island, silver.
Best jar conserves, Miss c. A. Mayrant, Colum-
Best jar fresh peaches, Mrs. W. H. Gibbes, Co.
lumbia, S5.
Best jar pear preserves, Mrs. s. ]. Brault, Ches-
ter, silver; best Jar apple Jelly, silver; =,
Best cherry jelly, Mrs. VIM. Rice, Columbia, Sill
yer; best cake soap, SIS.
Best raspberry jam, Miss H. Leckie, Chester, sill
YER; blackberry jelly, silver:
Sweet tomato pickles, Miss E. A. Sloan, Colum-
| ba, silver.
Pepper catsup Mrs. ]. Fisher, Columbia, silver.
| Peach jelly, Mrs. G. Beck, Columbia, silver. ~
| Tomato catsup Mrs. c. R. Bryce, columbia, Sill
Jar olives, South Carolina growth, Robert CHS
ia Jar May butter, Mrs. S. NJ. Rice, Union, IS; to-
Dried oSra, Mrs. NcCammon, Columbia, silver;
| sealed tomatoes, silver.
jar Cayenne pepper, Mrs. L. NJ. Bookhart, Co.
Tomato preserves, Ursuline Convent, silver;
peach preserves, silver.
plain bread, Mrs. A. Y. Lee, Columbia, S.
Sponge cake, Mrs. W. A. Wright, Columbia,
Jar lard, Mrs. ]. B. Hardin, Fairfield, So; pre-
served watermelon. silver; plain cake silver.
orange preserves, Miss A. II. Ficking Coum-
Artichoke pickles, Miss E. A. Heron, Spartan
Boxes sugar, Passmore & Wilhelm, Green
| vile, SIS.
Jars hermeticaly sealed fruit, Mrs. ]. P. Thomas,
Gallon vinegar, Mrs H. W. Parr, Fairfield,
Irish potato starch, Mrs. E. Fenley, Richand,
| silver.
The specimens of honey exhibited by P; s. Field
and N. w. Grady were considered equally good,
and premium was awarded to eacn.
FIELD CROPS.
Committee-nr B. F. Barton, Alexander Nc
Queen, Nathan R. Robertson W: G; Hnson' nsoS "m'
| ]. R. Shuler, Lexington pumpkin, premium 81.
d. W. Aiken, Abbevie, one bushe each, OF bar
ley, S.; rye, s5 oats. s5 red wheat, s.; sweet po
| tatoes, SIS; turnps, S.
J.w. Watts, Laurens, bushel Hungarian grass
| seed, SIS; bale clover hayfS5.
| q. Il. Folk, Laurens, bale nativegrass hay, S.
Mrs. F. II. Mayrant, Columbia six stalks, sam
ule of limb and seed OF upland long cotton, 90.
R. O'Neale Jr., Columbia. bushel upland rice, So.
Mrs. r. p Mayrant, Columbia, ramie plant and
| twigs, SO.
grass on one acre. 5000 pounds, IS.
L. L. Young, Laurens, two bales wool, SO, tfor
sale.) .
Blakely GIbbes, Columbia, bale second best
- Z. A. Grimm, Aboeville, first premium, bale
| WOOL 100 pounds, $40.
s. W. Nicholson, Abbeville, bushel wheat IS.
Mrs. W. S. Rabb Fairfield, bushel pinders, IS.
J. N. Crawford, Columbia, bale upland cotton,
Ten bales cotton, j. NJ Crawford, Columbia,
silver goblet presented by the Chamber OF Conn.,
| merce OF Charleston.
WOOD, TIN, IRON.
Committee-J. n. Herndon R. X. Barkley, Asa
Race, E. p. Alexander, J. c. Haskell.
Best SASH blinds and doors, F. w. Wing, Colum-
bia, silver o,.,...o,,
Best seed planter W. S. Henerey, Charleston
B Best sorn mill, W. S. Henerey, Charleston pre-
Model of furnace for expanding railroad tires,
W. B. Smith, Charleston, gold medai recon-
mended ,o.,,
| silver medal.
Best open buggy, Brennan & Carroll, Columbia,
| silver medal.
Best mill irons, cast, Goldsmith Kind, Colum-
| oia, silver medal. ,, ,,s
Best brooms, c. J. Stolbrand, Coumoia' silver
Best four-horse wagon, George W. Wright, Co.
lumbia, premium $40.
Best twohorse wagon, Fowler, Foster Co.,
Spartanburg, premium S.. ~
Best phGton, Fowler, Foster q Co., spartan
burg prize OF $40 recommended.
Best picture frame, Richard Barry, Columbia,
Best steel rail, patent applied for, gold medal
recommended.
SOUTHERN DOMESTIC FAbklSS'
Committee-Mrs. Catherine McFle, Mrs. James
Douglass. Mrs. j. W. Harrington, Mrs. j. 4. 3D.
con, A. G. Haskell.
Best carpetng, Miss Mary Stack, Richland, s8.
Best ottoman cover, Miss Belle Heise, Richland,
Best piano cover, Miss Rosa Dantzler, Orange
burg, S.. n.,, r.,u
field IS.
Best patch work quilt, in cotton, Mrs. j. A.
Hendrix, Columbia SIS.
Best patch work quilt, in silk, Mrs. H. H. Folk,
Newbcrry, $40. --,..-.
Best crib quilt, silk Mrs. C. H. Manson, colum'
Best imitation Marseilles quilt, Mrs. J.R. shuler,
Best silk comfort, Mrs. E. A. Woodward, Green
wood, SIS.
Best patch work, sallie jenkins, nine years old,
Columbia, SIS.
Best Knitted counterpane, spun and knit, Miss
Carrie Brane, Lexington. Ss
Best raises work quilt, Mrs. I. W. Holloway,
| Newberry, sS. o.,
s Best hearth rug, Mrs. NJ. f. Brady, Columbia,
| silver.
Best cushion in worsted, Mrs. A. Y. Lee, Col
umbia, silver.
Best sewing machine, MRS. Mary Is. Lamar,
| Edgcheld, silver
Recommended awards for the following:
Three silk handkerchiefs, Mrs. Butler, silver.
| Mrs. ID. Wyatt Aiken, Abbeville, S5.
Log cabin quilt, Miss Alice Johnston, Spartan
| burg, S..
ORCHARD AND NURSERY.
Committce-Wm. Summer, w. S. Mullins, A.
w. Thompson, DR.. J. Quattebaum.
Dr. Thomas r. Carter, Fairfield, best lot seed-
ling apples, S5; also. best lot OF apples, S5.
| John A. Cannon, Edgefed apples, premium.
Mrs. F. II. Mayrant, OF Columbia, largest col
| lection Of pears, SIS.
]. B. Henson, James Island, S. c., raised
oranges, IS.
n. w. Gaddy, best honey, in comb, IS.
The committee found great difficulty in decld-
| ing between the samples OF honey exhibited by
MI. Gaddy apd by Mr.. Fielder, of Orangcburg. They
notice with pleasure, the basket Of mangoes eX-
hbited by Mrs. Trezcvant, OF Columbia.
HORSES.
Thorough6redS.
Committee-Thomas Taylor, Lewis Jones, n. G.
| W. Walker, G. NJ. Jordan, w. X. Easley, VIM. G.
Rice, F. II. Trenholm.
Moore L. Fludd, Sumter, 'IIalcasorn stallion,
$40.
c. E. Sims Union, first prize, 2year old stallion
colt, IS.
Thomas G. Bacon, Edgeaeld, first prize, year
old, So.
G. B. Tucker, Union, first prize, year old, SIS.
Thomas Bacon, Edgefleld, mare, $40.
| DIR. A. W. Thompson, Union, mare and COLT S15.
Light DrdN.
John C. Lane, Newberry, light draft, slO.
General Johnson IIagood, Barnwcll, 3year old,
| $40.
r. O'Neale, Jr., Columbia, first prize, year old,
| $40.
d. R. Desaussure Columbia second prize, year
| old, S..
Thomas D. Loomas, Columbia, first prize, one
| wear Old, S.