The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-11-24
VOL. XXXIII--NO. 81.

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California sherry wine; best native crap
champagne
Coleman, T., Madison o---Best seuPPernon
wine.
CoIeman, Mrs. Z. D. Madison Station Bes
seven lbs. butter.
cassity, A. J., Terry Best two bushels COY
peas.
brennan, Mrs. A, Lexington Best man
Dromgoole, Mrs. J. J-Best sherry wine
pronouncsd ''very superior"
Ella Mrs. ]. A-Bss. nArsls cake; hsz
Elia, Mrs. Y .secoad best leaf light bread
Eyriehy Mrs. Geo. C.--Eest canned hgs:
Farrell, Mrs. Jossph--Best dried peaches
Fore, Mrs. @. c., Rankin Co--Best cheese.
Green, Mrs. Thomas Best rheuharb wine
and special mention
Grim, Mrs. Sarah P, Madison Co---Sil
cans peaches-hOnorable mentiOn.
Gum, MIRA Z. H., Brandon--~Best pePPei
catsup.
Handy, Mrs. John, Madison Co. Best ter
carrots; best ten parsnips; best satisfy; bes
five heads cabbage; best Irish potatoes; bes
picked onions.
Harris. E, H.. Peaehes-honorable mention
| Hatch, A. L..-Best and largest variety Of
garden seeds; best and largest collection OF
| evergreens; best and largest collection green
| house plants; best bushel Irish potatoes.
Haverstrah, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. plants
| fine displsy-premium recommended.
! Robson, Mrs. John s., BrandOn-..Best black
4 berry wine-superIor
Holmes, Miss Hattie..Bsst jar preserved
| fga.
Holmes, Richard R.Largest ear eorn-spe-
cial premium.
Holmes, T. J.Best two bushels goober peas.
Hunter, Mrs Z. M Beat Light French rolls.
Hunziker, G., Summit..-V Vegetable pears
honorable mention.
Johnson, Mrs; C~~CitrOn, orange. lemon,
apple, pine apple and pear preserves-very
fine, and special premium recommended.
johnson, Miss NJ. E..Butter beans, peaches,
canned corn, snap beans and pears, each in
their own juiee-premium and special men
ton.
Johnston, J. W Best bushel corn
Lea, Mrs Gen. Best barrel Irish potatoes.
Lester, Mrs. J. t.. Best ground red pepper.
Lotterhos, Henry, summit Best bakers
bread-diploma awarded.
Lusk, +. E.. Best tomatoes.
hartE, John...Best stick candy, II jars.
Conmittee report, candy cannot be eXeelled.'
McHenry, Mrs. Dr., Sardis.-.Bes collection
of jellies, 10 Varieties-special mention by
committee.
McLaurin, Miss Harper, Madison county,.
Net ley, Mrs. Austin. .. Best jelly cakeE
Norrell, Mrs: T., Rankin county Best
blackberry cordial.
Petre, Miss Eva...Best loaf light bread
association premium.
Raney, Mrs s. E.. Best muscsdine vinegar
Riser, Geo. Best bunch broom corn.
Robinson, Miss Aattie...B Best loaf light
bread-special premium.
Robinson, Joshua. Best snap beans, best
sweet peppers, best turnips.
Robinson, Mrs. Joshua. Corn bread, no
ompetition-hOnorable mention.
Saunders, A. A...Best bushels sweet potA-
toes-l50 bushels to acre; best one bushel
Kinds county growth-special premium.
Saunders, Mrs. J...sweet pick les-honorable
mention.
Shaw, Mrs. v. L.. Best assorted mustard
pickles; best sponge cake; best fruit cake.
Shotwell, Mrs. Best pears in own juice
very superior.
pears; best dozen North Carolina Seeding ap-
plies.
Simmons Miss Sarah, Madison county.
Pear jelly-hOnorable mention.
Spengler, H...Greenhouse plants, honorable
Van Vacter, Mrs. A.Quince preserves
honorable mention; best lbs dried figs
special premium; best crab apple jelly.
Withers, Mrs. Mary Best brandy peaches |
silver cake-honoraole mention; best cucum- |
Der pickles best green tomato catsup.
WoOdall, Mrs. Nj. j., Byram. Sweet pickles; |
mention
Weyer, S.--Best aoney in comb; best jar
strained honey.
PAINTING, PHOTOGRAPHY, PENMANSHIP.
Albert, A, Holly Springs Honorable men
ton Of photograph from retouched negative, |
and photograph IN pastelle colors-the latter |
very beautiful.
Coleman, Nj. H., of Soules College, New
Orleans. Honorable mention of penmanship |
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Echols, Mrs. c j :. Best pencil drawing best
of paintings.
sEyrich, GeoIC., exhibitor" Rock of A GEES" |
diploma Charity" honorable mention;
Green, Mrs. Thos...Best collection of stuffed !
fowls.
Harris, Mrs. Geo. Best landscape paint |
ing.
kimbrough, Mrs, Carrolton -. Awarded pre- |
miums for oil.painting, and painting in water |
colors
Montgomery, R. B., New Orleans. =. Best
practical penmanship; best ornamental PEN |
best pen drawing.
Newcomer Miss kate-.Best practical pen |
nanship by girl-special premium |
Price, Miss.-.Best painting in water colors |
BY child thirteen years.
Richardson, E, exhibitor. ..Premiuma Warded |
for oil painting, Prof. Frye.
Seutter, T.. v..-Best plain photographs; best |
from worked negatives; best |
in oil; best photographs in water
,olors; best Photographic views; best and |
largest display and variety of photographs.
Seutter, Armine... Best collection of insects, |
Jackson and vicinity; best collection of shells |
from Pearl river-special premium.
Tarpley, Master Collie....Best penmanship |
BY n boy eleven years-special premium gold |
collar button.
Virden. Mrs A...Best ornamental penman-
ship by lady.
Williams, W. H., Canton. Best photograph |
Wright, Miss Mary. Best oil painting.
1orgef, MISS DeSI penmanS0lp Dy q girl |
Twelve years-sPecial premium:
Ierger, Mrs. NJ. L..-Best specimen practical |
by lady.
n AcH1NERY, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
VEHICLES, HARNESS, HARDWARE, WOOD |
WORK, AND sUSDRIEs.
Akin & Co., by G.. W. House. exhibitor. |
=. Best springfield bottom.
Barry, A. F., Martinville...Be universal
planter.
Bradley, David E, New Orleans. Best port
able FIRE extinguisners.
Bustamante G. D.. agent for Machinery and
A gricultural Implements, was the largest ex-
hibitor in the Machinery and Agricultural
Implement Department, and his display at
tracted deserved attention. The names of the |
articles exhibited by Mr.. b., as by whom
upon which Diplomas were
awarded, or honorable mention made, are as
follows:
For Sanger s Co. Joliet, Ill, two horse
butter bucket; Jackson, Miss. excelsior
,hurn; PierpOnt Stevens, New Haven, Ct,
Burdick fodder cutter; c. Kratz, Evansville,
md, power corn shelleri c: NJ. O'Hara, Boli-
ield, Pittsfeld, Mass, hand corn planter; III.
Seymour s. Co., New York City, patent sheep
shears; A. J. Craig, Clay City illinois, iron
harrow A. l. Breshrley. trenton si y; =, nd
corn; riding cultivator for cotton II. II. Al
EN- Co., New York City, expanding exIti-
Tator; Riggs, Wilson & Co., HightstOwn, n.
T., horse hoe Jackson, Miss. cotton and hay
press; James Z Haven & Co., Cincinnati, o.,
,ider mill and wine press; Middletown Agri-
cultural Works, MiddIetown o., cotton plant
er; G. W. Cole, velocipede garden cultivator;
R. Cromwell, Baltimore, Ind, garden pillow;
Baldwin, Billings, s MITCHELL Dayton, O.,
'ruit and potato dryer; g. c. Harris, Oswego,
III, post hole digger; A. L. p. Vairin. Ripley,
Miss, Pulverising harrow; w. r. King,
Champaign city, Ill, Triumph. bee hive; EN-
oire plow works ST I.ouis Mo nrairie break
n pillow; W. B. Douglas, MiddIetown, CT,
hydraulic ram; 7. L. Cotton, Camden, Miss,
IN horse subsoil pillow; two horse snbsoil pillow;
Mathus Harrison, kosciusko, Miss, turning