The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-11-15

Win 10 choro aSSvor
Peach 'fs PressSves Miss Stewart, ;'''
Crab Appie--hiiisa Dargan, is1'S'
Winnsboro o................s silver
Second best Iced Cake-John Nc
Kenzie. Columbia silver
Second best Jar Candy-John Nc
kenzie, Columbia. {. :. 80. silver
Second best Jar Tomato Catsup-
Mrs. r. Tozer. Columbia. silver
Second best Snow Ceke-Mrs. j. G..
isabb, Fairfield. d.....-..... silver
Second best Pound Cake-Mrs. ).
G. Rabb, Fairfield ..... silver
Second bost Cherry Prescrves-NIrs.
j. G. Rabb. Fairfield. -. silver
Second best Blackberry Jelly-Mrs.
J: G: Rabbi. Fairfield. 49,. silver
Second best Pear Prescrve-Mrs. J.
G. Rabb, Fairfield. i. -. silver
Greatest variety of articles in House
hold Department-Mrs J. G..
Rabb, Fairfield. .......... 800
Best Cabbage Pickio--Mrs. DIR.
Howe, Columbia. ....... silver
Second best Loaf Bread-Mrs. Z. 81.
Heinitsh, Columbia. silver
Third best Tomato Catsup-Miss S.
B. Jones, Fairfield. :. silver
Best Jar Apple Jelly-Miss Carrie
Adams, Richland. :. ......,, silver
Pumpkin Chips-Miss J. NJ.
Laokie, Chester. $50. silver
2 kinds Jelly-Mrs. j, W. Har-
rison, Anderson. ....... silver
Third best Loaf Broad-Mrs. J. S.
McMahop. Columbis. silver
Best Conserves-MissM NJ. Leverett,
Crystalized Fruit-Miss Nj. Le-
verett, Columbia. ........ silver
Assorted Fruit--:Mrs. Henry
Lyons. Columbia >. 49,. silver
American Dates-Miss H. Tho
mas, Fairfield. silver
Pears--Miss Kibbler, New
berry. $780,. ...::.. silver
Table Apples Farmers Club,
Society Hill. ...:: silver
Thomas Grapes-D. L. Goddy,
Darlington ...............si silver
Pomegranatcs-Miss Julia Ann
Gates, Orangeburg -. silver
Suck Pecan Nuts-J. L. Eppes,
;. .Newberry ..:.....: silver
Scuppernong Wine-NIrs. DR..
Herndon, Union. silver
Box Honey-Mrs w. Il. Ro-
bertson. Winnsboro. silver
FRUIT AND FRUIT TREES.
Best 3 Pears-Russell Holloway,
(colored,) Columbia. silver
Watermelons-Mrs. It. Starke,
Columola silver
Basket assorted Fruit-.Mrs.
Henry Lyons, Columbia. silver
Collection Apples Beatty,
Dried Persimmons-Miss II. G..
Thomas, Fairfield. ......... silver
D., vi
berries and Strawberries
VIM. Summer, Pomaria. silver
800 varieties Pear Troes-Wm. Sum
mer, Pomaria. ........ SO
l55 varieties Peach Trees-Wm.
Summer, Pomaria. ..... s
ITO varieties Apple Trees-Wm.
Summer. Pomaria ....... 8
! box Medlars-Wm. Summer, Po-
maria. ..sllver
Best box Garden Seed-Alrs. E.
Fenley, Richland. silver
Box Hops-Mrs l.. Bond, Rich
land. ......... silver
Greatest variety Of Garden Vegeta-
bles grown by one ludy-Mrs.
SOUTHERN DOMESTIC FABRICS.
Pair Cotton Socks-NIiss NJ. Kins-
Ter, Richlnnd. silver
Over Socks-NIrs. J. H. Kins-
Ter, Columbia. ............ silver
Blankets j. Il. Shuler,
Lexington. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S5
Child's Cotton Socks-Miss Kate
Davis, Lexington. ....... silver
Hearth Rug-Miss jamie Wylie,
Chester. 80. ...... silver
Rag Mat-Mrs. J. X. Friday, Co.
lumbia. silver
Ladies Hose-Mrs. Frost. Colum-
Dla. silver
Silk Stockings-Mrs. Mary 3. La
mar, Edgeield. ....... silver
Woolen Coverlet-Mrs. G. Suber,
Newberry. .................. IS
Pieces Homespun-W. D. Love &,
Co., Columbia .......... S
Pair Wool Socks-Mrs. Mary D.
Crawford, Chester. -. :. e. silver
Hank Wool Yarn-Mrs. Mary D.
Crawford, Chester. silver
PATCHWORK RAISED AND EN-
BROIDERY.
Embroidered Counterpane--Miss
NJ. McFall, Walhalla ...... So
Embroidered Silk Shawl-AIrs M.
E. Brady. Columbia. ....... S