The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-12
List OF Entries, State Agricultural Fair.
This concludes the list, as far as it was

possible, 10, obtain ,them-owing to par
ties holding of until the last minute:
SCUnPTUM AND PAINTING Continued
Miss Mary Frost, ;Richland-Lanscapc
Oil Painting Col. j. p. Thomas, Co
1umbia-Epgraying and Chrome. G. L.
Berg, CoIumbia-4 Elevations, zone
DfaWing" for Dwelling House. John
MoKenzie, Oolhmbia-2 Pastel Pictures
Miss Mary S. Fiekling. Columbia
SIs FEaR!,Rg r s'sn1fy; s. YyoreG eG
Lexihgton4Paisitiug in Water Colors
and on 6ilkhn Middleton, Stuart, Beau
fogt-Oil ,Pasintjng-i Gen, Elliot tn Fort
Sumter, Miss Ellen Walker, Columbia
Landseabe in 9 Crasi6Snn.. Mrs. Richard
TozerS S9olpmb Painting Ed
ward HYpe, Cofumbia-4" Engravings
thotbompeting. A. Y. Lee, ColhmbiaN
IapdscRpeah Oil, Snow Scene; Portrait
in on, OiR Age; Fancy Sketch in Oil,
NeaPaiitaShe sSe7 B1SX;2 sS,; ~ EFybfHdssapes in Water
Ssp9l1A Gsp II 6elBSS ts full dsta3s' snd'
den, CRaliast61ETtspatiah Pa7ntins NoT r.
NJ. McIyer,l Coiunibiitta1 Ground Piah Of
Miscellahe6us- Buildings at the Fair
Gropndss Made f9f use 81, the Executive
Committee;; e::fKAilToad Map of South
CaroiinaS,F T. Iieh'l C6hnecti6ns in adjoining
States, &o. iii :i,dt; Q, Pmts Surveys for
Me1t5f, 6. Melton: Miss Engenia Or
chard, Coiumb mbia; - Specimen of Oil Paint
ing, and Craybh Drakfhes.. James r.
Stuart, Beaufort Oil Painting (for sale
DE yhb.. II: Furtnan, SUMTER Painting.
GIN Opfdes,s1 Coiuhbia- "A Paintings.
PoqtrRits atfd 'Co1ored iiCrayo p Ursulfpe
sSSSnSHsent !. sSvaile Crpois,) rIsar Columbia.
3PaAef Paintings; Game nPiecc, Pastel
airtlng; Vegetable Piece. 'H-'
'"' MA 5AHNuF AcfokEs LEATHER. = Southern
made -: F. Thomas & Co., Columbia
Sides Sides Sole, Harness, Plantation, Up
per, Kip, Calf Heather; Kip Skins finish
edIh the grain, for military boots. Sides
Bridle Leather, Goat Skins, Dressed
Sheep Skins WOOL Ben. Williams, Co.
IumbiSt Pair Boots. Vogler & Co., ST.
lem; NJ '0,4Dozen Brogans, several Pair
Boots, Gents Shoes, Ladies' Shoes. A.
Lee, 'col0red, Columbin--Pair Patent
Leather Boots. J"B. Turner, Anderson
Finished Calf Skins. Hopsou & SUIT
phen. Columbia SuIky' Harness,
Gents English Saddle 70
WAX, SHELL, AND WILLOW Work
Miss Hattie Mccullough, Spartanburg-
Picture Frame, mado of the pith of the
rose. Mrs. j. r. Shuler, LeXington-5
Willow Baskets. Mrs. M. E. Brady, Co
lumbiaLShell Box, Vases, Paper Flo
wers Miss Mary Brady, Columbia
Shell Basketof Wax Fruit Miss E. Fl.
Russell, Union-Wnx Flowers. II. G.
Heidi, Columbia Willow Basket Mrs.
Mary Hotchkiss, Kershaw-4 Pine Burr
Work Baskets. 2 Pine Burr Segar Stands,
2 Pine Burr Picture Frames, Acorn Pic
ture Frame. Acorn Work Box, Suspen-
sion Bead Basket, Shell Toilet Box, Bead
Cushion. z Shell Baskets, Bead Powder
Box, Spool Stand, Needle Stand, Alum
Basket, Alum Segar Stands, Paper Bas-
kets, Glass Boxes, 5 Bead Baskets, Q
Watch Gases, Basket Rosin Fruit, Emo
ry Mouse Shape. L. G. Schultheis, Co
lumbia-Fanoy Shell Box. Miss Mary
Brady, Colum mbia-Shell Box. Mrs. S.
S. McCully, Columbia Case Wax Fruit.
Miss Ida Marshall. Newberry-Cushion,
Mats, and Bead Work. Miss Eliza Wal
lace, CoIumbia-Bead Basket. Mrs. r.
Tozer. Colnmbia-Cas Wax Work. Miss
russell, UnlonLYase Wax Flowers, Lot
Wax Flowers. Ursuline Convent, Valie
CrqGis, .near Columbia--Pin Cushion,
Watch Case, Cache Desordre Bead Work.
Miss Townsend, Edisto Island-Shell
Box. Mis-. J. B. Pollock, Columbia
Shell Box. 80,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. j. E. Adper &
Co., Charleston--15 Varieties Plows. N.
Mcleod, Mnrion-Threshcr aud Feed
soEThfnhlx 'MAsyrAc;tiunrs. Geo. W.
Williams & Co., Cbarleston-Bule Shirt
ing. q, Bale Assorted 7 arms. Miss Mary
Frost, Richland Pair Socks. C. Scott,
Agent, Charlotte, n. iC.7-Picces Black
Doeskin,. Beaver Cloth, Cashmere, Jeans,
Flannel DIE. Converse, Sparta nburg
Bales 4;4 Shceting, q Shirting, X Os.
;noabqrgs,iCotton Yarn, Childs. Johnston
/ Palmei, Salnda Factory-3 Warp, 72O
Yards, 1,4Q0 Ends,, 10 Cuts, so Lbs.
Bales Nos 6. 7, 8. 9, 10, 90, Twist, q
Shirting. Assorted Yarn. Miss Mary
Frost, .Richland-Pair Socks.
=, GS5HiEfMIo41s, S5i Fl O4A, MINERALS sc Mrs.
Ge0rge Douglass, Union-Plugs Opium.
Geo. y. Williams &Co., Chareaton--
Carolina Fertilizer, Jar Dissolved Bones,
Soluble Acid Phosphate, b. d. Sea Fowl
Guan9. BraHdley's Powdered Raw Bone,
Q. Q. Goes Ammoniated Superphosphate
Lime. Kinsman & Howell, Charleston
J9ra Mapeh Nitrogenized Superphos
plate. j. N. Robson, CLarlestonII1ua.
no and Phosphates. Pr. E. e. Jackson.
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