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

photographs chrome photographs, iyorytypcs or
porcelain miniatures, plain and rustic photo
John Bahlman. OF fCoumbla-pcn-tlrawin pen
nouIishing, eagle and rattlesnake.
MISS NJ. Brady, OF C0lumbia-a cOlorcd crayon
W. G. Embleton, of neutrality-suspicious. Of Gu
Miss Mary Frost, of Richland-landscapc oil
painting.
Colonel :. p. Thomas, OF Columbla-o cngrav-
G.T. Berg, OF Columbia-onc drawing.
John Mckenzie, OF Columbia-twO pastile pic
Miss Mary s. Flckling, of columbia-onc crayon
drawing.
W. b. Stanley, OF Columbla-onc engraving.
hrs. S. Lorlck, OF LeXington-onc painting,
wslsr MfGn;o,o E;o,oTs' , and one painting on silk
| "General Elliott In Fort Sunter.n
WAX AND SHELL WORK, &C.
Miss Hattie McCulloch OF spartanburg-picturc
frame made OF the pith OF roses.
baskets.
Mrs. nj. +. Brady, OF Columbia-one shell box
one pair shell vuses, ohc vase OF wax flowers,
made twenty years ago, and one vase OF paper
Hiss May Brady, OF Columbia-one basket of
wax fruit.
MIss Esslc II. Russell, Of Union--one vage Of wax
nowers. .
II. q. IIeldt, OF Ricland-wlllow basket.
Mrs Mary f. Hotchkiss, OF Richland-four pine
burr work baskets, two pine burr cignr stands,
TWO pine burr picture frames, one acorn picture
iramc, one acorn work box, one suspension bead
basket, one shell toilet basket, two bend cushions,
bead needle stand, one alum basket, cigar stands
and numerous other articles.
l.. G. Shulthiers, OF Richand-one fancy sl,ell
Miss May Brady, OF Columbia-onc shell box
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENr.
Miss Mary G. Edwards, OF Columbia-onc Jar
OF preserved figs und one OF pears
Mrs. A. NJ. Gugnard. OF Columbia-two tum-
blSrs or haw jelly.
sOrphQm.
Mrs. y. c; Pelxot,o of columba-onc dish of
Mrs. Leah peIxotto, OF Columbiu-dish OF cram.
Mrs. r. w. Anderson, OF Abbevnc-Jar OF can.
Miss NJ. E. Perrin, OF Abbeville-sample OF apple
Jelly
Miss Emily Thomas, of Abbevilic-sample of
Captain ID. Rogers. OF Abbevilc-gallon of Chi.
nesc sorghum.
Mrs. J. w. Watts, OF Laurens-pot OF butter.
Mrs. Archy Scott, OF Laurens-jar Of water.
melon preserves.
Mira. E. Finley, of Richland-jar OF tomato
pickle, TWO glasses Of apple jelly and glass Of
Mrs. I. NJ. Holloway, of Newberry-naif bushe
Mrs. NJ. E. Brady, OF Richland-jar of crystal.
ilzed watermelon preserves, Jar OF pears In BRAN
dy an1 one jar OF pears in whiskcy.
Mrs; 8. X. Smith, OF Richland-one tumbler OF
applejeliy.
Miss NJ. Z, Townsend, Of Edsto Island-jar OF
Miss Matte Mcintosh, of Darlngton-jar of
Mrs. Sarah ]. Gugnard, Of Richland-loaf of
bread. -
Mrs. F. II. Mayrant, of cola,nbya sahree cans of
81 Miss Miss F. II. Mayrant, Of coluns!s
Miss C. A. Mayrant. Of Of orange
nrscp prescores, ng preserves brandy
Mrs. w. Ii. Glbbcs, OF Columbia-twol jars OF
peses des osyss a5 sreo o mixed
Nre. 8. j. Brandt, OF Chestor-jar OF pear pre-.
serves, May cherries, apple Jelly, pear and peach
Mrs. VIM. Price, of columbla-threc glasses of
apple ILs Jelly; q 4 iellgy gos,a cakes >, &C. :,,.
Miss Henrietta LecEe, OF Chcster-raspberry
Mrs. DR.. B. L. SSozeT, apP,f Of @ SoiamSiaapple and
MIS-; B. II. Rice, Of Union-onc jar Of butter aud
MISS f. D. Sloan Of Columbia-two bottles of
tomato Tas1 Scsatssup;
Mrs. N. Mckenzie, of columbia-pickles and
Mrs; L. b. Bookhardt, of FaIrfeld-jar OF brandy
W. stciglltz, OF Columbia-loaf OF rye bread and
Mrs. J. Fisher, Of Columbia-lot of pepper cat
sup and glnss OF peach jelly.
Mrs. 6. r. Bryce, or coamSia-tomato 10 catsap. rp
= Chisolm, of Charleston-jar OF olives.
FARMINo IMPLEMENTS
Grey Utley, OF fHsboro'-cottonp press and straw
Shield Glaze. OF columbia-cotton press and
George e. Pingrec Of Charleston Rllerbee's
J. X. Davis, OF Fairneld-cotton and hay press.
j. J. Kendall, OF North Carolina-economy
washing machine.
Goldsmith & Kind, OF Columba-cosAon press.
L. II. hurfee, OF Alabama-one-horsc subsoil
plough, two-horse subsoll plough, deep tillage
r. N. Lowrancc, OF Columbia" Monitor u
piougts, subsoii and turning, hil side furrow and
other ploughs.
Julius Z. Smith, OF Grccnvile-watt's turning
plough.
C. Gravelcy, or Charlcston-patcnt double fur
row ana other ploughs, caltlyators, &C., &c.
CROCHET, EMBROIDERY, &C.
Miss A. Foster, OF Georgetown, tnine years OF
ageEthrcad collar and Infants lace cap.
Mrs. J: II: shulGr, OF Lexington.guLit. counter
pane, crochet shawl mixed coverlid, child's
Miss Rosa Dantzler, of oraugeburg-piano cover,
Mrs. D. Wyatt Aiken. Of Abbcville- e-patch-work
mats.
Mrs. r. w. Aiken, or AbbevIlle-worstod cover.
lid.
Miss Maggie Lindfoss,. of colnmbia-cotton
crochet tidy and cotton edging.
MISS J: .. Smith, OF Rlchland-quilt laid work,
Quilt patch work and worked counterpane.
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Mckenzie, OF Columbia quilt
Mrs. A. y. Kinser, Of columbIa-ilr: rtion mar.
se,ies quilt, patchwork Quilt and cre:aet shawl.
Mrs. +. FenIy OF Rlchland-pair OF ottoman
covers.
Mrs. T: W. Holloway, OF Ncwhcrry-one laid
work quilt.
Mrs. Cynthia Summer, of Newberry-tAree
| hanks OF sewing silk.
Mrs. George douglass, Of Union-fve skeins OF
sewing silk.
Mrs. NJ. A. Roach, OF Northumberland tapestry
work.
Mrs. L. Jackson, OF RIchland-pece OF framed
| raise work.
| Miss Susan b. Iayne. OF Charlcston-worstetl
| tidy, cotton and worsted tidy, and Two knitted
(worsteU) infant shirts.
Miss n. A. w. Suder, OF Richand-one tidy.
Mrs. 8. K. Smith, Of Rlchland-box OF needle.
| work.
Miss Sophie sccgers, OF Rlchland, tunder IA
years OF agc)-crochet tidy.
Miss Frost. OF Rlchland-cmbroldere satchel,
sofa cushion, lamp mats, and gentiemen's slip.
Mrs. Agnes Walker, of Rtclland-frame tapes.
try, crochet toilet mats, and thread tidy, &c.
Miss Mary Frost, OF Richardson's ottoman.
MIS-. ID. Wyatt Aiken, Of AbbevIlle-one scarf
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