The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-18

Irish Potato Starch, Mrs. e. Fenley,
Richland, silver.
The specimens Of Honey exhibited by
p. S. Field and N. w. Grady, were con-
sidered equally. good, and premium was
awarded to each.
WINES, CORDIAIlS, ETC.
Is. 81. Rice, Union, 3 bottles Native
Champagne and 3 bottles Lenoir Wine;
n premium of IS for each of the two
varieties.
berry Wine, SIS,
i. Schwerin, Aiken, 3 bottles Catawba
Wine, S5.
DR.. A. P: Wylie, Chester, bottles
II. W. Parr, Fairfield, 3 bottles Native
Wild Grape, So.
ORCHARD AND NURSERY.
DR.. Thomas r. Center, Fairfield. Best
collection and variety of Seeding Apples,
So; also, best late Apples, SIS.
Mrs. L. 81. Mayrant, of Columbia
Largest Collection of Pears, $500.
j. b. Henson, James Island, s. G..
Raised Oranges, $500
N. W. Gaddy, Marion. Best Honey,
in Comb, SIS.
SOUTHERN DOMESTIC FABRICS.
Best Carpoting, Miss Mary Stack,
Riohland, $5.
Best Ottoman Cover, Miss Bclle Heisc,
Richland, silver medal
Best Piano Cover, Miss Rosa Dantzler,
Orangeburg, SIS.
Best Wove Counterpart, Mrs. J. G..
Rabb, Fairfield, So.
Best Patch Work Quilt. in cotton, Mrs.
j. A. Hendrix. Columbia, IS.
Rect Dofo1, yUos1, n,,;1I
81. 81. Folk. Newberry, SO.
Best Crib Quilt, silk, Mrs G. II. Man
son, Columbia, SIS.
j. r. Shuler, Lexington, So.
Best Silk Comfort, Mrs. e. A. Wood
ward, Greenwood, IS.
Best Patch Work, Sallie Jenkins. nine
years old, Columbia, SIS.
Best Knitted Counterpane, spun md
knit, Miss G. NJ. Brown, Lexington, So.
Best Raised Work Quilt, Mrs. Il. w.
Holloway, Newberry, IS.
Best Picture in Tapestry, Mrs R. To-
zer, Columbia, SS.
Best Hearth Rug, Mrs. NJ. E. Brady,
Columbia, silver.
Best Cushion in Worsted, Mrs A. Y.
Lee, Columbia, silver.
Best Sewing Silk, Mrs. Mary B. Lamar,
Edgefeld. silver.
.s. Three Silk Handkerchiefs, Mrs. But
ner, Salem. N. c., silver.
Laid Work Quit. Mrs. d. Wyatt Aiken,
Abbeville, So.
Log Cabin Quilt Miss Alice Johnston,
Spartanburg, IS.
NEEDLE, CROCHET AND EMBROIDERY.
French.
| Miss +, Sloan, Columbia; Best Lndy's
Dress, IS.
Miss Nessio Baker. Abbeville; Child's
Dress, S.
Mrs. S. J. Brandt, Chester; Lady y
Collar, silver.
Valle Crucs. Columbia; handkerchief,
silver; Lace Work, evidence of taste and
skill, So.
Mrs. Kirk aged seventy. four Colum..
bia; Infants Skirt, silver.
Ladies' Industrial Association, Colum-
bin; Sacque, silver.
American
Mrs. ". NJ. Dwight, Infants Dress, So
Mrs. j. H. Jennings, Columbia; Gen
tleman's Shirt, silver
Mrs. H. 2. Lee, Greenyille, Cbild's
Dress, SIS.
KNITTING. NETTING, CROCHET IN THREAD
Mrs. +. H. Wallace, York; Tatting
CoiIar, silver.
Miss II. G. Leckic, Chester; Mourning
Cap. silver; Bread Cover, silver.
Mrs. DR.. j. N. Herndon, Union; In
f"nt's Cap, silver; Child's Socks, silver.
Miss NJ. a. Hamilton, Beaufort; In
fant's Waist, silver.
! Miss Sallie Learmont, Columbia; Lace
and Fringe, SIS.
Miss Carrie Service, Georgetown; Gro.
chet Counterpart, So.
Miss Sophie Seegers. Richland; Tidy,
Mrs. D. Wyatt Aiken, AbbovilIc; Can
die Mats. silver; Scarf, silver.
Miss Mary Frost, Charleston; Pair
Over Socks, silver.
! Mrs. G. Z. Chapman, Bambcrg; Side
board Cover, silver.
! Mrs. DIR. j. Leo, aged G3, Conmbia ;
Pitcher Cover, silver; Pin Cushion, Silk
Embroidery, silver.
, Vallo Crucis, Columbia; Head Dress,
silver; Slippers, silver: Child's Braided
Sacque, silver.
Mrs. j. II. Shuler, Lexington; Shawl,
So.
Miss L. Stewart, Winnsboro; Child's
Cap, silver.
Miss Mary s. Hamilton, Beaufort;