The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-11-04
D w Barton, / pair bouads.
IN McMichael, 2 hound dogs. IS
Out Of the above in this department

premiums I
CM McMichael, best hound.
TC Albergotti, best single game cook.
7 A Jeffords, best coop Brahmas.
GM MoMichel, best coop game fowls.
Miss Kate Fielder, best trio turkeys.
ia Jeffords, best coop West India
geese.
Eddie Stokes, best pair English ducks.
IA Jeffords, best pigeons.
The Gel!e~;=s we're recommended ss
being highly oommsndabls
ON MoMiehasl, q besa game cocks.
w w Cutler, next best coop of game
fowls.
j d Robinson, ! game cook.
Mary M Tresvant, coop Dorkins.
judo Robinson, coop second best ducks.
This finishes this department..
We will now examine the next. And
surely it will be q task for US to perform.
But be patient, anxious reader, and We
will take you through it if We can, and
bring you out surpriaed II not edited.
With tho articles on exhibition in this
room We will eommsnes, frst, with those
lof machinery and maaalacsure. G
Grayely. Of Charlassoa. sontr;hu,s,, .a
this department ths Following:
Brisley's sh=a P!s=, g wrisA.'s
caltiva.ors, \ Dennis patent shovel plow,
l Brinley's subsoii plov, 1 C plov, sh ell
point, Cahoon's pateut seed sower, !
Turnard's Southern cora planter, I mole
trap. / circular saw, Harrisburg hwi-
y corn shelter. !, Hoes patent swage, 1
Graveley's G 8 axe, 1 red warrior, i
planters hoe, 1 Hoes 81 double hook, l
crosa-cut saw, Hoes champion CROSS
cut saw, I Hoes fast cutting cross cut
saw.
John A Hamilton, model cotton
press and ! Taylor cotton gin.
Peter G Cannon, I smooth bore rife.
DR. w + Barton, ] weed hook.
w 8 Cadet, 2 Singer sewing maeAines
B Rodgers, brass carb bis.
4 C Albergotti 1 patent corn shelter.
e Ezekiel, 1. calender clock.
John A Hamilton, Browns planter.
Thomas Ray, iron gate.
John A Hamilton, grist mill
Bull Seovill i Pike, l one horse plow,
1 cotton gin, l sewing machine, 2. bags
acid phosphate, 2 bags Atlantic phos-
phate.
NJ L Baldwin, pair harness, i OK
yoke and one subsoil attachment to pillow.
II Riggs, 1 buggy.
e Menteel, ! axe made by self, 1 pair
horse shoes and fork.
FT Smoak, l half shovel plow, and l
shovel plow.
F H w Briggmanu, weschwitz's
pulvesizing harrow, aud plov cultivator.
B j Lloyd, bureau.
DR. w T Basten, wine and cider mill,
corn planter, sweep plow aad harrow.
Roland BoSsrd, piow.
F DeMsrs, model step ladder.
s d Dantrer, subsoil plow.
p s Fielder, moving machine.
Samuel Dibbls, Watt ploW.
e Ezekiel, subsoiI plow.
BE H Pearson, baker and roasier in
one piece.
P s Fielder, reaper and mower.
b f Way spinning wheel.
NJ j Keller, pair boots
Mrs j v Glover, what not.
In this branch prises were awarded to
the following persons:
Peter G. Cannon, Harpin Riggs, B
Lloyd, B Rodgers. E Ezekiel, T Ray, f
Mentzel, B F Way, NJ j Keller, and
Mrs j v Glover.
Crowds of articles, for which no prizes
were given, were highly recommended,
but We have not the space, even if pos
sessed with abundant time, to notice
them. Among those, however, that drew
prizes we must take t:mo to mention the
Tine muue ny escr UaumUu. ~ 10 :.
gem of thing and fixes that gentleman
in the galaxy of men of genius. The
gate on exhibition by Mr.. Ray was also
o thing of wonder when Nc come to re-
fleet that it was made right here in
Orangeburg.
The next we will commence with tho