Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-08

| Dest lour varieties iuchiaS, VIM Heavier
Best two varieties fuchias, first, Mrs
W Hamilton; second, VIM HEAVIER.
Best specimen fuchia, Mrs ] W Hamil
ton.
Best six varieties petunias in pots, first
Elias Winkler; second, E Truett & Son.
Best specimen petunia, Elias Winkler
Best six geraniuuns in bloom, E Truet
Il Son; second E Winkler,
Best single geranium, premium, E Wink
ler
Dahlias, best twenty-four varieties cut
flowers, E Truett & Son, premium.
Dahlias, twelve varieties cut, Truett
Son.
Dahlias, best single, fancy colorsd,
Truett & Son.
Dahlias, best single, seIf-colored, Truett
& Son.
Roses in pots, best fifteen plants in
bloom, all different, VIM HEAVIER, first pre-
| MUM; Z Truett Il Son, second premium.
Roses in spots, bes: six plants, VIM
HEAVIER, first premium; E Truett & Son,
second premium.
Best single rose in bloom, VIM. HEAVIER,
premium.
Roses cut, best display in variety and
quality, Mrs. DR.. Blackman, first VIM.
HEAVIER, second.
Miscellaneous cut flowers. best display in
variety and quality, Truett & Son, first 4;
VIM HEAVIER, second.
Boquet, best pyramid hand, first premi-
UNI, Z. Wicker; second premium, Mrs. H.
MeGready.-
Boquet, best pair, convex, first premium,
VIM. Heaven; second premium, Mrs. H
SIcGready.
Best pair vase boquets, Mrs r. McCIay,
premium.
Rustic arches and seats, D. Mcintyre,
premium.
Best design of living plants, Truett L
Son.
Evergreens, best collection of hardy
conifers, L, @. Lishy.
turs, mink collar and muff, Tennessee
make, Lande d Bro, premium.
Furs, muskrat collar and muf. Iande 4
Bro, premium.
Furs, otter collar and blouse, Lande &
Bro, premium.
Fuis, beaver collar and blouse, Lande &
Bro, premium.
1aiorlng by lady, coat, pants and vest.
Mrs Strlnger, of Robertson, premium,
Fancy basket, Mrs Andrews, of Madison,
premium.
Fancy box, John H Baker, of Rutherford
premium, made of twenty-seven kinds Of
wood.
Wigs, made in Tennessee. for GENTS
premium, E Loisseau 4 Co.
wigs, made in Tennessee, for ladies,
premium, j Z Loisseau & Co.
corset, made In Tennessee, premium,
Mrs Jas Davis.
Hoopskirts, made in Tennessee, pre-
MUM, ID Loveman i Co.
Best display of bonnets made in Tennes-
see, premium, Mrs G Barry.
Fancy leather work, first premium, Mrs
ID u Scovel; second, E Loisseau 4 Co
Inc following articles were entered, but
Tor which no premiums were offered. are
commended as well worthy for their
beauty:
Quilt, worsted patchwork, made by
Miss Jessie Parks, franklin, at the age of
five years.
A thread lace scarf, three and half
yards long by one yard wide. made bv
hand, for the national flag, a most extrsor-
dlnary work of art, was entered by Mrs A
G Adams. -
Also cotton lace scarf and infants cap,
made by the mother of Mrs Henri Weber,
oil Edgeheld, when over sixty years of age,
was greatly admired
afghan, made of tiger skin, and an o.
trlch egg, entered by O. A. Noble, of Nash
vile
A childs suit made by Mrs. A.
Seltz, OF Nashville, was beautifully done.
white silk vest, made by Mrs. A. Seltz.
was awarded diploma as first premium.
cornucopia and wreath in shell work.
entered by Miss E. Cullan, Maury county.
Oranges in worsted, entered by Mrs. Mary
A. Sands
Cotton batting, worsted yarn mill fabric,
diploma to A. Holt, of Nashville.
String of charm buttons, containing =
72+ buttons, by Miss Susie French; also
one by Miss Alice Reed, containing l. 900
buttons, were awarded premiums
A case exhibited by Gray L Noble, Of
hats, furs and gents fuFnishingIgoods, pre-.
| MUM.
A case exhibited by Ely & Whiteside, Of
hats and gents furnishing goods, and also
fine imitation of black bear, premium.
A case exhibited by Vain & Walker OF
hats and caps, premium.
A case exhibited by Crane & Whitney of
smokers articles, premium.
A collection of extracts and perfumes
exhibited by Lillard & Snively, Nashville.
Of their own manufacture, awarded di.
ploma.
A case Of coach and saddler's hardware,
exhibited by John Morrow & Son, com
mended as very complete.