The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-13
YIELD CHops.

Committee.-Dr. b., F. Barton, Alex
ander Mcqueen, Nathan G.. Robertson,
w, G. Hinson, William a. Martin, Thos.
b. Jeter Jesse g.. Lykea 81 - "a
j. r. Shuler, Lexington. Pumpkin,
premium $2
b. W. Aiken. Abbeville. One bushel
each, of Barley. $5; Rye $5; Oats, $5;
Red Wheat, IS; Sweet Potatoes, IS;
Turnips, $5.
garian Grass Seed, IS; Bale Glover Hay.
81. Il. Folk, Laurens. Bale Native
Grass Hay, IS.
Mrs. F. 81. Mayrant, Columbia. Six
Stalks, Sample of Limb and Seed of
Upland Long Cotton, So.
II. O'Neale. Jr., Columbia. Bushel
Upland Rice, $5.
Mrs. L. 2. Mayrant, Columbia. Ramie
Plant and Twigs, $40.
IL. ID. Folk, Newberry. Largest yield
Native Grass on one acre, 5000 lbs, $5.
L. L. Young. Laurens. 2 Bales Wool,
$40, (for sale.)
Stock Corn, SIS.
Blakely & Gibbes. Columbia Bale I'd
best Upland Cotton, $40.
n. A. Griffin, Abbeville. 1st premium,
Balo WOOL, 1OO lbS., S2O.
S. w. Nicholson, Abbeville. Bushel
Wheat SIS.
Mrs w S Rabb, Fairfield. Bushel
Pinders, SIS.
j NJ Crawford, Columbia Bale Up
land Cotton, $40.
10 Bales Cotton, J. M. Crawford, Co
lumbia-silver pitcher presented by the
Chamber Of Commerce of Charleston.
WOOD, TIN, IRON.
Committee-J. N. Herndon, r. Il.
Barkley, Asa Race, E. P. Alexander, j.
G. Haskell.
Best Sash, Blinds and Doors, f. w.
Wing, Columbia, silver.
| Best Cotton Gin, W. S. Henery,
Charleston, Premium $40.
Best Seed Planter, W. S. Henery,
Charleston, silver medal.
Best Corn Mill, w. S. Henery, Charles
ton, premium $40.
Model of Furnace, for expanding rail
road ties, W. B. Smith, Charleston. Gold
medal recommended.
Best Farm Gate on Hinges, R. Ward,
Edgefeld, silver medal
Best Open Buggy, Brennan & Carroll,
Columbia, silver medal.
Best Mill Irons, Cast, Goldsmith &
Kind, Columbia, silver medal.
Best Brooms, @. J. Stolbrand, Coum-
bia, silver medal.
Best Four-Horse Wagon, George w.
Wright. Columbia. premium $40.
Best Two Horse Wagon, Fowler, Foster
& Co., Spnrtanburg. premium So.
Best Phnton, Fowler, Foster & Co.,
Spartanburg, prize of $40 recommended.
Best Picture Frame, Richard Barry,
Columbia, silver medal
Best Steel Rail-patent applied for.
Gold medal recommended,
SOUTHERN DOMESTIC FABRICS.
Committee-Mrs. Catherine Nellie,
Mrs james Douglass, Mrs. j. w. Har.
rington, Mrs. j. L. Bacon, A. G. Has.
kell.
Best Carpetipg, Miss Mary Stack,
Ifchland, SS.
Best Ottoman Cover. Miss Belle Heisc,
Richland, silver medal
Best Piano Cover, Miss Rosa Dantzlcr,
Orangeburg, So.
Best Wove Counterpart, Mrs. j. c..
Rabb, Fairfield. SO.
Best latch Work Quilt, in cotton, Mrs.
J. A. Herdrix. Columbia, 50.
Best Patch Work Quilt, in silk, Mrs.
81. H. Folk, Newberry, $40.
Best Crib Quilt, silk, Mrs. G. II. Man.
son, Columbia, IS.
Best Imitation Marseilles Quilt, Mrs.
J. r. Shulcr, Lexington, 50.
Best Silk Comfort, Mrs. E. a. Wood.
ward, Greenwood, So.
Best Patch Work, Sallie Jenkins nine
years old, Columbia, $5.
Best Knitted Counterpart, spun and
knit, Miss Carrie Brane, Lexington, 50.
Best Raised Work Quilt, Mrs. II. W..
Holloway, Newberry, IS.
Best Picture in Tapestry. Mrs. r. To.
zer, Columbia, So.
BEST Hearth Rug, Mrs. NJ. E. Brady,
Columbia, silver
Best Cushion in Worsted, Mrs. A. Y.
Lee, Columbia, silver
Best Sewing Silk, Mrs. Mary 3. Lamar,
Edgeiield. silver.
Recommended awards for the follow
ing:
Three Silk Handkerchiefs, Mrs. But
ner, silver. Mrs. d. Wyatt Aiken, Alb
bcville, So.
Log Cabin Quilt, Miss Alice Johnston,
Spartanbnrg, $5.
ORCHARD AND NURSERY.
Committce-Wm. Summer, w. S.
Mullins, a. w. Thompson, DIR. J. Quat-
tlcbaum.