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

Rest jar Palmetto pickle, Miss NJ. c. Townsend
Best jar conscrSSs, Miss c. A. Mayrant, coum-
Hest jar fresh peaches, Mrs. W. H. Glbbes. Co
Hest jar pear preserves. Mrs. s. J. Brault, Chcs-
ter, silver; best jar apple jelly, silver;
Bcst cherry jelly, Mrs. VIM. Rice, Columbia, sill
Best raspberry jam, Miss II. Lcckc, Chester Sill
yer; blackberry jelly, silver
Sweet tomato pickles, Miss f. 4. Sloan, Colum-
Pepper catsup, Mrs. J. Fisher, Columbia, silver.
Peach Jelly, Mrs G. Beck Columbia, silver
Tomato Iatsup Mrs. c. Il. Bryce, Columbia gill
Jar olives, South Carolina growth, Robert CHS
ohm, Charleston, So.
Jar May butter, Mrs. S. NJ. Rice, Union, s5; to-
maio catsup, SIS.
Dried okra, Mrs. NcCammon, Columbia, silver;
Jar. Cayenne pepper, Mrs. l.. NJ. Bookhart, Co
lumbia, silver.
Tomato preserves Ursuinc Convent, silver;
peach preserves, silver.
Plain bread, Mrs. A. Y: Lee, Columbia, So.
silver
Jar lard, Mrs. j. B. Hardin, Fairfield, So; pre-
scrvod watermelon. silver; plain cake silver.
Orange preserves, Miss A. M. Fickng, Column
Xrtchoke pickles, Miss E. A. ncrron Spartan
Boxes sugar. Passmorc 4 wilhelm, Green
Jars Dramatically scaled fruit, Mrs. j. p. Thomas,
Gallon vinegar, Mrs. II. w. parr, Fairfield,
Irish potato starch Mrs. f. Fcnlcy Rlchland,
silver.
| and n. w. Grady were considered equally good,
aud premium was awarded 10 each.
FIELD CROPS.
Conmittee-Dr. B. F. Barton Alexander Nc
Queen, Nathan r. Robertson, w. q. Iilnson, VIM.
]. r. Shuier, Lexington, pumpkin. premium 81.
d. w. Aiken, Abbcvile, one hilshcl each, OF bar
Icy, S.; rye S.; oats, sS red wheat IS; sweet no-
J.w. Watts, Laurens, bushel Hungarian grass
| seed, s5i bale clover hay, SIS.
| Mrs. +. II. Mnyrant, Columbia six stalks, SAM
pie OF limb and seed OF upland long cotton, e.
II. ONealc, Jr., Columbia bushel upland rice, SIS.
Mrs. Il, r. Mayrant, Columbia, ranlc plant and
ii. ii. Folk, Ncwbcrry, largest yield native
/ grass on ono acre, 5000 pounds, $5.-
L. L. Young, Laurens, two bales wool, $40, Gor
f. NJ Rodgers Darlington, bushei stock corn,
llakely 4 Gbbea, Columbia, bale second best
Il. 4. Grlnin. Abbcvilc, first premium, bale
| wool, 100 pounds, geo.
S: w. Nicholson, Abbevil!e, hushel wheat, So.
| Mrs. w. S. Rabb, Fairfield, bushcl pindcrs, SIS.
j. NJ Crawford, Columbia, bale upland cotton,
silver goblet presented by tic Chamber Of Conl,
| ncrce of Charleston.
| WOOD, TIN, IRoN.
Committee. N. lIcrndon, Il. X IIarkley, Asa
| Race Il. y. Alexander, j. q. Haskell.
Best sash, blinds and doors, F. W. Wing, Colum-
| bIa, silver.
Best cotton gin, W. S. lIenercy, Charleston.
Hest seed planter, w. S. Hcncrcy, Charleston
silver medal.
Rest corn mill, w. S. Hencrcy, Charleston, pre-
Model OF furnace, for expanding railroad tires,
w: J: Smith, Charleston, gold mcdai recon-
Best farm gate OH hinges r. Ward, Edgeaeld,
I,oe, nno,, I,,,rr,, Dro,no,ft f,.x,u f,,,,,,,,,,
Best mill irons cast, Goldsmith 4 Kind, Colum-
bia, silver medal.
Best brooms, c. ]. Stolbraud, Columbia, silver
medal.
Best fonr-horse wagon, George w. Wright, Co.
Best twohorse wagon. Fowler, Foster { Co.,
Spartanburg, premium $s.
bnrg, prize OF $40 recommended.
Best picture frame, Richard Barry, Columbia,
Best steel rail, patent applied for, gold medal
recommended.
SOUTHERN DOMESTIC FABRICS.
Committee-Mrs. Catherine McFlc. Mrs. james
Douglass, Mrs. j. w. Harrington, Mrs. ]. E. Ba-
Hest carpcling, Miss Mary Stack, Richland, ss.
Rest ottoman cover, Miss Belle lIcse, Richand,
Best piano cover, Miss Rosa Dantzler Orange
burg, S..
field, S.
Best patch work quilt, in cotton, Mrs. ]. a.
/
Best patch work quilt, in silk, Mrs. II. II. Folk,
| Ncwberry, S1o
Best crib quils silk, Mrs. c. II. Manson, Column
Hest Imitation Marseillcs quilt, Mrs. J.R. shuer,
Lexington, S8.
Best silk comfort Mrs. L. A. woodward, Green
Best patch work, salllc jenkins, nine years old,
Columbia, SIS.
Hest Knitted counterpanc spun and knit Miss
Carrie Brane, Lexington. SIS.
Best raised work quilt, Mrs. T. W. Holloway,
Best picture in tapestry, Mrs. II. Tozcr, Column
ba, So.
Best hearth rug, AIRS. NJ. F.. Brady, Columbia,
Rest cushion in worsted, Mrs. A. Y. Lee, Col.
umbn, silver.
Best sewing machine, Mrs. Mary B. Lamar,
E,lgcleld, silver.
Recom,nendcd awards for the following:
Mrs d. Wyatt Aiken, Abbcvillc, S..
Log cabin quilt, Miss Alice Johnston, Spartan
ORCHARD AND NURSERY.
Committcc-wm. Summer, w. S. Mullins, A.
w; THOMPSON, DR.: j. Quattlebaum.
:, DIR. Thomas Il. Carter, Fairfield, best lot seed
ling apples, So; also. hest lot OF apples S..
John 4. Cannon, Etlgetlell apples, premium.
Mrs F. H. MayIant, OF Columbia, largest col
]. Il. Henson, James Island, S. c., raised
ORANGES, SIS.
The committee found great difficulty In decld-
Ing between the samples OF honey exhibited by
Mr, Daddy & and by Mr. Fielder. Of orangeburg. They
i
hibtcd by Mrs. Trezevant, OF Columbia.
HORSES.
Thor0uIhbreds
Committee Thomas Taylor; Lewis Jones, N. q.
". walker, g. M. Jordan, w. X Easley, WIN. q.
Moore & Fluid, SUMTER "Halcasorn stallion,
G. T: Sims Union. first prize, 9year old stallion
Thomas G. Bacon Edgeneld, first prize, year
old, s12
q. l. Tuckor, Union, first prize. year OLD, IS.
ThomRs Bacon Eflgcheld, mare, SlO
DIR. A. w. Thompson, Union, mare and colt, SIS.
Light DraG.
John q. Lane, Ecwberry, light draft, $40.
General Johnson IIagood, Barnwell, year old,
$40.
II. 0'Ncale, Jr, Columbia, first prize, year old,
$40.
D. j. Dcsaussure, Columbia, second prize, 2ycar
old, SIS.
Thomas d. Loomas, Columbia, nrst prize, one
year old, $8.
J. w. Ilchbourg, Rchland, second prize, one
year old, IS.
J: NJ. Crawford. Columbia, first prize, marc, s12.