The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-10
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sHdRDED TO EXHIBITORS 1T TIE
S. C. INSTITUTE FAIR

SHORT COTTON.
For the largest yield Of short cotton, produced
upon five acres OF high land, s5o-R. R. Vann, o
Winnsboro', S. C.
For the largest yield as above, upon two acres
| $20-R R. Vann Of Winnsboro', s. O.
| RICE.
For the largest yield OF water.fowe rice, grown
upon ten acres, 500. Bennett Bissell, Comoa
| hee.
For the largest yield Of Irish potatoes grown
| upon one acre, SI0-William Hunt, Charleston
Neck.
DEPARTMENT B.
SAMPLES OF CRoPs-CorToS.
For the best bale OF short cotton, s25-Richard
ONeale, Jr., Columbia.
For the second best bale OF short cotton, SIS
Grey, Mcmillan & Co., Memphis Tennessee
For the best bale OF sea Island COTTON, S25-W.
A. Clark, James Island.
For the best bale of native grass hay, s1o-Wil'
liam Hunt, Charleston Neck.
For the best bushel OF stock corn, with sample
Of twelve ears diploma-J. n. Coz, Green County
Georgis.
For the best bushel OF oats, with sheaf OF same,
diploma. d. Owens. Darlington, 5. y.
SWEET POTATOES.
For the best barrel OF red sweet potatoes,
dlploma@. Kenarty, Charleston.
YAI POTATOES.
For the best specimen of yam potatoes, diploma
ID. J. Enfield, Emanuel County, georgia.
RICE.
For the best bushel OF gold seed or water raised
rice, with sheaf, diploma-Olney H8riestou,
Cooper River
For the best bale OF black moss, SD. q. Sill
cox, Charleston.
SHORT COTTON.
For the best six stalks Of short cotton, diploma
David Dickson, Georgia.
For the best six stalks Of long cotton, diploma
w. G. Hinson, James Island.
RICE.
For the best barrel, two hundred pounds. of
clean rice, milled from water-cultiyated rice,
diploma Lachicotte, Brook Green Mills,
Waccamaw River, S. @. Rice grown By John La
Bruce, Esq, Waccamaw.
WHEAT FLOUR.
For the best barrel Of wheat -four, diploma
Colonel S,ovel!, Augusta, Ga
For the second best barrel OF wheat dour,
diplona-John Csmpseu. Chasseston, S. G.
CORN MEAL,
For the best bushel Of corn meal, diploma. II.
seebeck Charleston, 8. G.
coRS GRIsT.
For the best bushei OF cora grist, diploma
John Campsen, Charleston, s. C.l
y ...-.. DEPARTMENT e.
For the best jar OF butter, $s-w. Schultz,
Charleston.
For the best three boxes OF cheese, first dlplo.
ma-Elk Mountain Company, North Carolina.
For the best TWO boxes OF cheese, second diplo.
ma-McDowd Patton, North Carolina.
STARCH.
For the best display Of starch, gold medal-~m.
Duryea, New York.
For the best display Of cigars, diploma-La Val
entina Factory, A. A. Bar6ot, agent, Cnarlest9n: D.
mann, Havana, J. E. Schroeder, agent, Charleston.
BREAD AND CAKES.
For the best loaf OF rye bread, diploma-G. F.
For the best loaf OF rice bread, dlploma-a. F.
BuchheIt, Charleston.
For tue best oruamented sponge cake, s2-F.
For the best variety OF biscuits and crackers,
diploma-J. G. q. Olaussen. Charleston.
- BAKING POWDER.
For. the BEST baking powder, dipioma-Royal
Baking Powder Company, New York.
i; - PICKLES:
For the three best jars of pickles, s2-MIss L. A.
oq FOR the best lar OF Palmetto pickles, 81 so-Mrs.
q. Snowden, Charleston.
PRESERVES.
For the best jar preserved oranges, $2-Miss L.
Bull Charleston, s. G.
For the best Jar preserved brandy peaches, 81
Mrs N. Anderson. Charleston, s. C.
For the best jar preserved limes s2-hiss '.
Banks, Charleston S. c. =,
For the best jar preserved pears s2--hrs. M.
Anderson, Charleston, S. C.
For the best jar preserved fgs $2-hrs. I.
Stenhouse, Charleston. S. G.. ,,
For :he greatest variety Of preserves, $3-mlss
L. A. Bull, Charleston, S. c. ,ls So
FISH. =
Fer the best jar Of preserved fish, s5-Mrs. ".
H. Bailey, Charleston, S. G.
ORCHARD AND VINEYARD.
For one banana tree s5-Mrs- Wagner, Charles,
For the best basket OF mangoes, s2-Mss L. A.
Bull, Charleston, S. .. tAtt "
REFRrGEEAroRs.
For the best refrigerators, family use, diploma
the slate lined, exhibited by c. Grayeley, Charles
ton, s. c. I'll
SEEDLINGS. N
For the best Southern seeding pear, "Hebe,"
$5-W. N. Summer, Pomarta, S. u
...-.sa2''' :! NATIVE WINE.
For the best three bottles Muscatel wine, dip
loma-J.J. Lucas, Society Hill, S. Z.
WHlSkE1.
For the best bottlerye whtskey, diploma-Groatd
Scarlet, Charlotte, N. q.
For the best bottle corn whiskey, diploma
Groat Scarlet, Charlotte, n. c.
BEER, PORTER AND ALE.
For the best half barrel lager beer, diploma.
kaufman & Co., New York.
- DEPARTMENT D.
PLoudHs AND cuLT1vAToRs.
For the best four-horse gang plough, diploma
Blacks gang, exhibited by W. S. Heuerey Co.,
For The best two-norse plough, diploma-George
Adger L Co., Charleston, 8. C..
For the best one-horse plough, dtploma-George
Watts's, Richmond, Va, exhibited by ]. E. Adger
l. Co., Charleston, s. G.
Fo. the best plough for general use, diploma
Cowl rl arayeey, Charleston, s. G.
For the best subsoll plough, two-horse, dip.
loma-T E. q. Brinleys, Louisville, Ky., exhibited
BY Cowlam Graveiey, Charleston, S. c.
For the best subsoil plough, one-horse, Dip
loma-T F. &. Brinley's, Louisville, KY, exhibited
by Cowlam Graveley, charleston, So
cULTIvAroRs.
For the best cultivator for general use, diploL
ma-Wrght,s patent, exhibited by c. Grareey,
Charleston, s. c.
For the best gang clltiTator, one-horse, diplo.
| ma-Ford Brothers, Cneota, KY, exhibited by ].
E. Adger l. Co., Charleston, S. q.
For the best gang cultivator, two.horse dp!o-
ma-Ford Brothers, oneota, KY. exhibited by J.
| e. Adger i Co., Charleston. S. q.
For the best cotton planter, dlploma-F. F.
For the best harrow, dipioma-Sishwitz's pul.
verizer. exhibited by j. E. Adger Co., Charles