The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1869-12-08
sGREENvIILE. SOUTH CAROLINA. DECEMBER 8. 1869 Z

good Anderson ;n atten.
danco air. It appeared
% g my sitizen Of the
Couu WI present with sb;a oonS
wife eI|d chill ldren !; and reali ws
did not f1ink that Anderson boast-
ed so many fine looking men; and
as fSt the handsome matrons and
pretty naidens, they appeared in
nuIslorable.
s Our friend b. r. Crayton, soon
spied us, looking as il we were lost
n that sea of human faces, and
kindly pfoffered his services in
showing us Pound, which we glad
y accepted. We assembled the
Court House steps, entered the
1oor, and what a beautiful sight
mt the eye. The whole room
spaSled, and was decorated with
yne m' ,n.ndiworks Of lovely woman.
y a,..s, ~ . 20 nterpins, blankets, mats,
ues' ah III the other little ct.
Iiniants wardrobe, W. e ~ an
in great profnsion. Yoee.A eAnaun.ea an,a.es
pondent is at q loss to descri6S - 20
articles-as he being an old batcfiS
loris not presumed to know their
names, &c. There were several
sketshea in oil, crayon and pencil,
very worthy of attention, and we
noticed Q pencil sketch by Miss
Lelie More, of yonr City, which we
thought very fine. The jellics, jams,
preserves, ct cd onsne gensts, were
tantalizingso the eye, and we doubt
not would have been exceedingly
grateful to dle palate. One side of
the room was appropriated to tho
samples of the cereals, flour and cot
ton. Here We felt at home. Tie
competition here was great. We
noticed among the articles on ex-
hibition, sack of flour, sne.half
bushcl of white wheat, anda SAM
pie of ginned cotton, enteed by
j. p. Moore, Esq, of your City.
We are informed that Mr.. Moore
bore off the premium on wheat
and ginned cotton. The samples
of wheat, corn, barley and oats,
were very fine-also the mned
cotton and -four. The ears q corn
were huge-the samples of vheat
splendid-same of the oat and
barley, while the stalks of otton
We're magnificent, aud the mt in
proportion. Here we foud the
efficient Secretary Of the Sciety,
DANES a. Hoyt, Esq, as bsy as
a bee, entering and markig the
various articles on exhibition with
q pleasant word for everyone
he IS the right man in tie right
place. The room was densely
crowded, while every one appear.
ed to be in the best of hnlor, and
enjoying themselves fney. After
looking around to our satisfaction.
we descended to the Court Yard,
and inspected the different rarie.
lies OF poultry in oops arranged
around one side the building:
siso, q large number of agricultu.
al implements. We here noticed
! little machine, which reminded |
10 OF the old-fashioned tread mill |
hrasher, and was wondering what |
lse 1t could be put to, when we |
deserved a gentleman approach. |
ng leading a dog, which mounted |
Ipon the machine, and away il |
vent round and round, with great !
apidity. 1t was a d0q chus,,.--
We have rather a s1sghs fancy for |
utter and butter milk, and also |
ke a dog in bis proper place, bnt /
our notion, his proper plece ia
far, far away" from q churn.
hile cream is being converted in.
butter and butter milk; at any
re, we do not fancy the position
the dog during the operation of
iurning with this machine. IL
Il .
rather closer than suits our taste
Some one now announced that the
owing match would take place.
ID the exhibition of plows, some
e 20. q shgGes g siI ihIPndFssaa asa yassds yassd safRsGd, eft
d soon reached the ground Sc. !
,ted for the purpose. In a few
lnutes the blowing commenced.
bur townsman, b. F. Stairley /
tercd his yoke Of fine oxen. and
O: Smith the Watt Plow, beth !
which, we learn, carried off the |,
emiums offered for the best woke 9
oxen and the best turning plow. 2
o eplowing over, we returned to \
square, when tho exhibition of =
rsee commenced---and il was =
endid. The one, two and three .
pr old colts were as fine as we d !,
= at the State Fair--the matched y
! single horses not so fine 81
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