The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1870-10-29
Best Carrots, Mrs. Jno. Handy, of Madi-

Hatch.
Largest collection of Hot House Plants,
A. L. Hatch.
Hatch is entitled to premium for large
display of flower seeds and for fine and
gorgeous display of flowers.
A self loading and unloading cart was
exhibited by DIR. Carroll. of Natchez. as his
own invention. Messrs. w. A. Morest and
A. H. Kirkland were the committee, and
pronounced it the best invention in Missis-
sippi.
BOY RIDERS.
Boys under II years, 1st premium Ca $50
saddle) to Owen Easterling, of Rankin.
End premium, "a fancy bridle) to Henry
Raines, of Rankin.
Ord premium, Ga fancy whip to Stuart
Green, of Pinds.
Boys over II and under IA years, 1st pre-
MUM to John Robb, of Kinds.
End to Holler SiZer, OF Kinds.
Best trained saddle pony, premium to T..
B. Chapman, of Kinds.
Best display of horsemanship Ga pair of
gold plated spurs) to Hugh Montgomery,
of Jefferson.
PICKLES, FRUITS, CANDIES, SC.
Awarding Committee-Jas. r. Yerger,
Mrs. Franklin Smith, Mrs. Jno Rawls.
Best Honey in Comb, S. Weyer, OF
Jackson.
Best Honey, Strained, S. Wcyer, OF
Jackson.
Best Dried Figs, Mrs. o. Vanvacter, OF
Madison.
Best specimen Figs preserved in natural
state, Mrs. G. G. Eyrich, of Jackson.
Best Peaches (natural glass; Mrs. A. L
Koones.
Best Pears in own juice, Mrs. r. Shot.
well, of Kinds.
Mrs. DR.. McHenry of Memphis. exhibited
splendid collection of Jeilies, of which
the Awarding Committee speak in the most
favorable terms.
Best Canned Vegetables in variety, Mis-
Anna M. johnson, of Jackson.
Best Figs preserved in sugar, Mrs. HATTIE
Holmes. of Kinds.
Best Straw berries in sugar, Miss Ev
Petrie, of Jackson.
Best Peaches preserved in sugar, Miss NJ
E. johnson, of Jackson.
Best Pears preserved in sugar, Mrs. {
johnson, OF Jackson.
The Committee recommend special pre-
MUM to Mrs. G. johnson for the best col
lection of preserved fruits in sugar.
Best ground red pepper, Mrs. James I
Lester, of Kinds.
Best pepper sause, Mrs. James 7. Lester
of Kinds.
) Kinds.
Best picked cucumbers, Mrs. Mar
Withers.
Best Mango pickles, Mrs. w. A. brennan
of Holmes.
. Best Onion pickle, Mrs. Jno. Hardy, {
, Canton.
Best Mustard pickle, Mrs. Virginia
! Shaw, of jackson.
BEST STICK CANDY.
John MartZ of JACKSON
The Communities note This Candy car
, not be excelled.'
I WINES, ETC.
Best Scuppernong wine, Mrs. Colceate,
r Rankin.
Best Muscadine wine, Mrs. DR.. Buck,
Jackson:
Best Rhubarb wine, Mrs. Thos Gree
of Jackson.
Best Straw berry wine, Mrs. A. G. Brow
# of Kinds.
. Best Cherry wine, Mrs. j. j. Dromgool
of Raymond.
Best Blackberry wine, Mrs. Jno. Hobso
of Rankin.
Best Blackberry cordial, Mrs F. Norrt
of Rankin.
e Best Brandy peaches, Mrs. Mary Withe
of Jackson.
Best Lager beer, T. NJ. Kerr, of Jackso
8 BREAD, BUTTER, ETC.
Awarding Committee-C. Marsh, DR..
NJ. Phillips, Mrs. T. G. Upper, Mrs. Ma
Young, Mrs. Ed. Richardson.
r Best Light bread Especial premium
800 Miss Matte Robinson, of Jackson.
Best Light bread association premium
Mrs. Ellis, of Jackson.
Best Light rolls, Mrs. John Hunter
jackson.
: Best Bakers bread. A, Lotterhos, Sunni
Miss.
i Best Domestic cheese, Mrs. j. C. Ford,
Rankin.
g Best lbs Butter, Mrs. E. d. Coleman,
Jackson, Especial preminm.)