Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-06

n cattle, NJ. S. Cockrill, premicm.
II MISCELLANEOUS.
= Best pair of matched carriage mare
J. owned by the exhibitor.
u Best and fastest double trotting team.
I PREMIUMS IN MECHANICS HALL. E..
n English Sliafter saddle, John Kelley Nun
fresboro, premium; &. L. Houston, Nash
vile, red ribbon.
Mexican Saddle, premium to same.
Ladies Saddle, c. l.. Howertonlpremium
Double Carriage Harness, c. L. HowertOr
premium.
! Single Buggy Harness, NJ. McKeon, pre-
, MUM
Assorted Saddle Trees, George Steele
Edgefeld, premium.
Display of Saddlery, C. i. Howston, pre-
MUM.
Sole Leather Trunk, VIM. Dunstead
pre- z ium.
! Ladies Travelling Trunk, John Rama g,
Il Son, premium.
Valse, VIM. Dunstead premium.
Stiles Mason, premium for skirting leath
er, fair bride leather, black harness leather
Display Cedar Ware, Preuitt, Sparr & Co.
Edgefeld, diploma and premium.
Brooms, assorted, W. w. Farnsworh
premium.
Dozen Brooms, Wade Thompson, premi-
un.
Wagon Hubs-A. Morse & Son premium.
Buggy hubs, axe-handles, hammer-han-
dies, wagon and buggy spOkes, Southern
Wheel and Handle Company
Plow Handles-Kuhn & Turpin, Column
| bia, premium.
Ladies' Fancy Work Box-Ladies' Wri-
/ fipo, nooly MI L
! MUM.
BarOuche, falling top-F. NJ. Allen, pre-
MUM.
| field, premium.
Special mention made of child's carriage
by Guntrath & Schifi, barrel slaves by Clark
& Bass, wagon wheels, felloes, carryan, etc.
by Southern Wheel and Handle Company,
set barOuche harness and saddles by c. L.
Howerton, Fire-Extinguisher and Coupler.
hangers and pulleys by John P. Dale i Co.,
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machine, Hand
Pumps by Henderson, Bros. & Co. and
Grewar & Henderson, highly recommended
Best display of brass and copper work,
entries by Henderson Bros. and Grewar &
Henderson-committee unable to decide
both recommended as first-class. Exhibi-
the same to the general orphan fund.
Chandeliers, same exhibitors and same
decision.
Specimens of oil, diploma to Nashville
Linseed Oil company.
Display of powder, premium to Z. Nc
liver.
Sad iron, premium to G. W. C. Lowell,
GAINESVILLE.
Boiler feeder, B. G. Wood, premium.
ParlOr Fountain, Grewar & Henderson,
diploma.
PREMIUMS IN AGRICULTURAL HALL.
The Vegetable Committee make the fol-
lowing awards:
Beans, best lima-First premium "A. Greg
DRY; second premium, A. J. Green.
Cabbages-First premium, Douglass &
Pelton; second premium, A. J. Green.
Carrots-First premium, Jas. Foster: sec
ond premium, A. J. Green.
Egg plants-First premium, And. Gregg
~; second premium, c. HARDWOOD.
Horse raddish-First premium, F. n.
Woodall; second premium, Mrs Jno Over
ton.
Onions-First premium, A. j. Green; sec
ond premium, Douglass & Pelton.
Okra-First premium, Douglass & Pelton.
Parsnips-First premium, Douglass x
Pelton.
Potatoes, Irich-FirSt premium. Douglass
& PeltOn; second premium, F. NJ. WOodall.
Best single peck, first premium, G. W.
Hendershott.
Sweet Potatoes, first premium, Douglass !
& Pelton; second premium, A. J. Baker. /
Peppers, first premium, Douglass & Pei I
ton; second premium, Mrs. Jno. OvertOn. /.
Pumpkins, first premium, A. Gregory |
second premium, Douglass Il Pelton.
Satisfy, first premium, Jas. Foster; sec !
cOnd premium, Douglass & PeltOn. /
Tomatoes, first premium, Douglass x /
Pelton; second premium, Jas. Foster.
Best single peck, premium, Douglass x |
Pelton.
Turnips, first premium, ]. A. HarwC cd /
second premium, Jas. Foster. Best single /
peck, premium, Jas. Foster.
Best half bushel Turnips, Ewin, Pendle-
ton & Co., premium, Douglass & PeltOn; /
best of any variety, same firm, premium, J.
L. Hogan.
Best half bushel Irish Potatoes, premium
by Demoville & Co., premium G. W.
Hogan.
Best half bushel Sweet Potatoes, Douglass
& Pelton.
Best display of Vegetables, Demo vile *
Co.'s premium, Douglass & PeltOn.
CLASS AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Grain drill, two horse grass seed attach
ment, diploma to A. NJ. Perine x Co.
Broadcast seedsower and cultivator, two
horse, diploma to T. H. Jones & Co.
Broadcast seedsower, hand, diploma 20 7.
II. Jones & Co.
Steel tooth sulky hay rake, award of so
to A. N. Perine & Co.
Wood revolving hay rake, horse, diploma
to I. II. Jones & Co.
Hay feeder, award and diploma to Hamil-
ton & Cunningham.
Hay fork, harpoon, award and diploma to
I. II. Jones & Co.
Hay fork, prOnged, award and diploma to
j. K. Paul.
Corn planter, horse, two entries to be
tested.
Hay press, to bale not less than three
hundred pounds, award Of so to j. F;
Baker, Lavergne.
Power corn shelter for cleaning and sack
ing, award of $40 to A. I. Obenchain, Viii
hanson county.
Lever blade cutter, award of $3.50 for T,
II. Jones & Co.'S "Old Virginia
Revolving blade cutter, hand, award of s.
Cider wine mill and press combined.
award Of s. to T. II. Jones & Co.; diploma
to Hamilton & Cunningham.
Hominy mill, award and diploma to ]. R.
Paul.
Combined farming mill for farmers pur-
poses, award of SO fer T. II. Jones & Co.'S
''Universal."
Seed cleaver, award and diploma to 7. H.
Jones & Co.
Farm gate, award of $40 to J. a. Cheat
ham.
Agricultural cauldron and boiler, award
and diploma to d. Giles & CO.
Washing machine, So award for T. II.
Jones Il Co.'S '.Home" washer.
Wringer, s. to same for the SHERMAN"
Cburn, tested by committee, award of s.
for T. H. Jones s. Co.'S lightning"
Well fixtures for drawing water, diploma
10 John Bell, Memphis.
Railroad or canal barrow, award and
diploma to Kuhn & Turpin.
Garden barrow, award and diploma to
he same.
Refrigerator, SO award for T. H. Jones
s. Co.'S "AlaSka."
Sorgho machinery, $50 for entry of
Southern Manufacturing Company.
Portable evaporation, award and diploma