Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-07
Of 1900 to DIR F B Hughes, of Nash.

premium Of 5000 to Capt. Widener, Of tn
city.
| Special premium by WA Cheatham.
| Best 'Tdor' sucking, premium of 50. O
to Mrs Mary Calgy, Of Sumner county.
FARM AND GARDEN PRODUCTS.
The following are the premiums swarde
on yesterday, in Auphitheatre Hall
Beets, best long blood, five entries, pre-
MUM to A Fl Douglas and John W BaC
gott.
Beets, best turnip rooted, seven entire.
premium to A H Douglas and John '
Baggott.
Cabbage, best display in varieties {
three each, four entries, premium to ALI |
Dougiss and w Baggott
Carrots, five entries, premium to Hage
& johnson.
Celery, three entries, premium to Rob
ert Phillips
Egg plants, five entries, premium t,
Foster Il Douglas.
Onions, six entries, premium TO Douglas
& Baggctt.
Parsnips, five entries, premium 20 Hage
| Il johnson.
Irish potatoes, fourteen entries, premium
to L z Morton Douglas x Boycott recon
mended for second premium.
Sweet potatoes, seventeen entries. pre-
MUM to Douglas & Bsggott Henry DriyeI
recommended for a second premium.
Two new varieties of sweet potatoes, thu
Brazilian and ''Pink Eye, we're recon
mended as worthy of special notice.
Pumpkins, three entries, premium Il
Jordan, Of Williamson county.
L Scruggs, recommended for a premium
for sweet potato pumpkins.
Salsafy, six entries, premium to Hagel
& johnson
Tomatoes, best peck, six entries, pre-
miunn to Douglas Il Baggott.
Tomatoes, best display in varieties, fou,
entries, premium to Douglas 4 Bsepott.
Turnlps, two entries, premium 10 Eos.
ter d Anderson.
Peanuts, one entry, premium 10 C Du
Pre-, Of Dickson county,
Best display of vegetables of all kinda.
premium OF a handsome silver castor, BY
the propnetors OF the Maxwell House, to
All d Douglas d John W Baggott.
Best boiled ham, one entry, premium to
Mrs T B johnson.
Cheese, one entry, premium to F
Eubank.
Fresh butter, best five pounds in one
pound cakes, eleven entries, first premium
to Mrs DR. W @ Blackman; second premium
to Miss Julia Norman.
Best butter, five pounds, in one pound
cakes, special premium of a fine silver
butter stand by the proprietors of the
Maxwell House, to Mrs DIR w G. Blackman.
CThe last premium was awarded by a set
OF different judges from those who
awarded the Association premium for the
same butter.
Lard, two entries, premium, Mrs r
A Rozzell, of Williamson county.
Sorghum molasses, two entries. pre-
MUM, II G Baker.
Pickles and catsups, premium, Mrs r
McClay, of Edgefield.
Wheat light bread, ten entries. ure-
mium, Miss Sallie Thomas.
Rye bread, two entries, premium, Mrs
DR. W Fl Harris.
Beaten biscuits, eight entries, premium,
Mrs John Overton. @
Pound cake, three entries, premium,
Mrs r McClay. ,
Fruit cake, one entry, premium, Mrs II
NcClay.
Jelly cake, two entries, premium, Mrs
7 B Johnson. .l
White Cake, 3 entries, premium to Mrs
r McOlay.
Special entries for which no premium
was offered by the Association:
Hens Eggs, kept since May by a prepa-
ration invented and for sale by Mrs DR.
Lytle, of Edgefeld. The eggs were tested
and found to be good, and the secret of
their preservation was recommended as
worthy the attention of the public.
Samples Of Virginia, Tennessee and
Kentucky Leaf Tobacco we're recommended
as worthy Of honorable mention, and the
Virginia leaf pronounced the best.
Royal Strawberry Acid, exhibited by
Mrs o Griffith, to be used in the same
manner as lemon syrup, was recommended
as worthy Of special notice.
OF entries of Peach Cordial, that of
Mrs John Overton was recommended az
worthy of the highest premium in the gift
of the Association.
Bale of sage, raised by S E Hare, and
bailed by McCrea 4 Co, was recommended
for liberal premium.
The following articles were also recon-
monded as worthy of premiums
Hominy, entered by J Fuqua.
Rhubarb wine, entered by Mrs John
sOverton.
Cherry bounce, entered by Mrs John
OvertOn.
Preserved apples, entered by Mrs John
OYerton.
Brandy cherries, entered by Mrs John
Overton.
Brandy peaches, entered by Miss Mary
Harding.
Blackberry Jelly, entered by Mrs I B
Johnson.
Worthy of honorable mention
Corn mullins, by Mrs DR. W Fl Harris.
Light rusk, by Mrs r McClay.
Watermelons, by Sandy Cockrill
Muscadine jelly, by Miss Mary Harding
Awards at Floral Hall.
HOUSEHOLD FABRICS.
Jeans, five entries, first premium to Jno
King, Warren county; second premium to
John StriDger, Robertson county.
Plaid hnsey, , entries, first premium TO
Mrs Sandy Barnes, Sumner county; second
premium, Mrs John Stringer, Robertson
county.
White linsey, three entries, first pre-
MUM, Mrs John Stringer; second pre-
MUM to Mrs Sandy Barnes, Sumner
county.
Cotton dimity, two entries, no premium
offered, but both recommended as highly
worthy.
All wool blankets, two entries, first pre-
MUM, Mrs John Stringer; second premium
Mrs J II Allen, Lebanon.
. Cotton warp blankets, five entries, first
premium, Mrs John Stringer; second pre-
MUM, Mrs Harriet Stewart, Davidson
county.
Rag carpet, premium to Jonathan Tay-
lor, Edgefeld.
Carriage affgan, first premium, Miss
Ella Mason; second premium, Mrs G. W
Fall
Children's afghan; premium to Mrs G
II Wheeler, Edgefeld.
Wool yarn, premium Mrs NJ J Garrett,
Warren county.
All wool hose, premium to Mrs Tom
Stringer, Robertson county.
All wool half hose, four entries, first prs
MUM to Mrs John Stringer, second pre-
MUM to Mrs Tom Stringer
Cotton stockings, two entries, first pre-
MUM 10 Mrs Lou Lattimer, Nashville
second premium TO Mrs LIB White, Ruther-
ford county.
Childrens fancy knit stockings, two en-
tries, first premium to Mrs r n Lyle,
second premium to Mrs T
Beech, Franklin.
Children's fancy gloves, premium to VIM
Allen, Nashville.