Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-21

Best mules, one year old and under
two, three entries-A B Haynes, pre-
MUM.
Best mule, sweepstakes for all ages,
eight eutries-4 8 Thompson, premium.
Best gentleman rider, fourteen entries
PB Fsrrcw, premium.
Best boy rider, seven e~ntTies-Frsnk
FarroW, premium.
DEPARTMEnr D..
Glass 3-Bouquet spices, one entry-pre-
mimi, Mrs II II Ward.
Feather flowers, two entries; premium,
Mrs W + Southwoxth.
Wax fruit, one sntry; premium, Miss
Alice Heidel.
Fancy card basket, two entries; pre-
MUM, Miss Lizzie Sue Webb.
Embroidered for chairs, two en-
tries; Mre Jessie Tate.
Embroidered ladies' night robe, three
entries; Mrs J Z billiard.
Speciman cotton embroidery, seven en-
tries; premium, Miss Lizzie Moore.
Specimen ornamental needle work, i've
entries; premium, Mrs T Il Cooke.
Specimen wool embroidery, six entries;
premium, Mrs. Ma walker
Specimen shirt embroidery, four entries;
premium, Mrs J A Wigs.
White quilt, solid work, on muslin,
seven entries; premium, Mrs RosalIe
Groomes.
WoAbIO4 PaNlAQA- MOAA 44AAhg AAANA81
entries; premium, Mrs g h Bierce.
Silk patched-work quilt, ten entries;
premium, Mn r M Spicer.
Embroidered slippers, three entries:
premium, Mrs. Jessie Tate.
Display crochet work, eight entries; pro.
MUM, Miss Lima Stewart. Committee
recommend Mrs G Heidel for special pre-
MUM.
ochet set for bureau. one entry; pre-
mimi Mru Walkar-
Crochet tidy for chair, ten entries; pre-
MUM, Mrs Jessie Tate.
Worsted tapestry representing figures,
three entries; premium. Miss Carrie Fran
sIola.
Pin cushion, four entries; premium.
Mrs & J Henry.
White counterpane, nine entries; pre-
MUM. Mrs E b Wsldran.
Wooden half hose, three entries; premi-
UNI. Mrs T ] Cogswell.
Full hose, cotton, three entries; premi-
um, Mrs G A Moon.
Wool stockings, two entries; premium,
Mrs T Cogswel.
Wooden gloves, two entries; premium,
Mrs E L McYoman.
Rag carpet, two entries; premium, Mrs
e u Mo1oman.
Woolen hearth rug, two enEies; premi-
um, Mrs Daniel @ Harbert.
Cotton proof blankets, n entry; pre-
MUM, A Seessel 81 Son.
Infant dress, five entries; premium,
Mn J E Dillerd.
Carriage afghan, one entry premium,
Mrs A P Curry.
Specimen darriug, two entries; premi-
um, Mrs. Newton Ford.
Machine made shirts, two entries; pre-
MUM, Mrs T J Cogswell.
Hand made shirts, I'VE entries; preml-
um, Miss Kittie White.
Fancy knit socks (ohildrenl three en-
tries: premium, Mrs 7 J Cogswell.
Pants made by lady, one entry; premi-
um, Mira O'hara.
Coat madeby lady, one entry; premium,
Mrs T J Cogswell.
MECHANICAL DIVISION.
In the Mechanical division not many
awards have as yet been made. The fol-
lowing were handed to the secretary on
Wednesday evening:
Department H-Wm Woodruff, super
intendent; James G Barbour, E Molator
and s B Wellington, judges.
LIST 55-wAGoNs, CARTS, TRUCKS, Ar
ROWS, ETC., MADE IN TENNESSEE.
Glass 892-Best two-horse plantation
wagon, James, Rooss, diploma and S..
Glass S93-Four-horse plantation wagon,
James q Roosa, diploma and $40.
Clsss S94-One-hOrse plantation wagon,
- hLlo II GhOOnos 0ABAOAAA aA ~
Glass S95-Ox-wsgon, James q Roosa,
diploma and 50.
EClass .S97-One-horse spring wagon,
Phillip Msurer, diploma and 81.
Glass S98-Best cotton wagon, James &
Rooss, diploma and s..
Glass 9O5-Best display in the list, James
q Roosa, diploma.
LIST 56-vEHIoLEs o USE.
Glass 9O9-Trsvelers' spring wagon, W.
s. Bruce & Co, diploma.
Glass 9l4-Trotting wagon, W. s. Bruce
q Co., diploma.
J, C, Hogan was awarded a diploma for
a patent wheel for carriage and buggy.
LIST 57-PLEAsURE VEHICLES MADE IN
TENNHssEH. ALABAMA, ARKANSAS OR
LOUISIANA
variety, with two or more seats, ". y,
Bruce & Co., diploma and $35.
Glass 9l7-Top buggy, Woodruff 81 Co.,
diploma and SIS.
Glass 9l8-0pen buggy, Woodruff 81 Co.,
diploma and $40.
Glass 9l9-Bsby carriages, Wheeler &
Pickens, diploma and Sl5.
Glass 920-One of either vehicle not
made in above States, Woodruff & Co, di-
plomA.
Glass 922-Best display of pleasure vehi-
Giles made in above states. Woodruff & Co,
diploma.
INDIVIDUAL PREMIUMS OFFERED IN THE
SUBDIVISION OF DEPARTMENT H.
Glass 1562-Best park phsstOn or ba-
rouohe, for four persons, W 8 Bruce &
Co, $25.
I35S-Top buggy, Woodruff & Co, $50.
1354-0pen buggy, Woodruff & Co, SIS.
1865-Spring wagon for all purposes,
James & Roosa, go.
1366-Best two-horse wagon, James &
RooSa, $40.
1S57-One-horse wagon, without springs,
James & Rooss, SIS,
DEPARTMENT N-sUBDIvIsIoN MANUFAC-
URE NOT ELsEwHERB INCLUDED.
Mil. WIee1N, Superintendent.
Glass 13sI-Best suit of gents clothing;
Mrs. 1 Cogswell was awarded the prize
OF 1890.
l3s2-Suit Of youths clothing, cut and
made by a lady; Mrs A I Burke was
awarded the premium, set of solid silver
teaspoons. Mrs Hollenberg, Mrs Marcus
Jones and Miss s C Harvey, judges,
13s3-Hat made of felt or wool, Francisco
q Wiggin; premium IS.
lSS4-Hat made OF silk, Francisco q
Virgin; premium $40, v Z Elliott, Il La
Grill and a B Wells, judges.
1Ss5-Ladies' suit (dress, etc), made of
calico Ito be made by the exhibitor and
worn by her on he grounds); Mrs A
Munson was awarded the premium, set of
solid silver teaspoons. Mrs A Johnson,
Mrs Joseph Bruce and Mrs P D Dsnbury,
judges.
Mi. 0oepel exhibited a new variety and
set OF flowers in the floral department,
yesterday, which attracted general and
proper attention. The show autobiography
by Mr.. Leddin was OF such q superior
character, that all the young men who
visited the fair were delighted with the
exhibit that was mada by him. AT the
southern end of the agricultural hall there
was n exhibitor who made no flourish
or fuss during the fair, but yet drew rene
raj attention-he was Mr.. LedGin, the
commercial college man, who has done so
much towards the elevation of our youth
in the way Of bookkeeping and general
ACCOMPANIES knowledge. Those speci-
mems of writing and skill are commended
to the notice of those who wish to achieve
a reliable knowledge in the way of the
system followed by Mr.. Leddin is, that he
first place, Inc afterwards b US how that
knowledge may be utilized so as to perfect
the student In the knowledge Of the art 8 o
as to 1T him for any position in the cOun =
try. OF course good pnmansbip is the most
desirable quality in the whole range Of
easy requirements in this desirable &C
eOmplishment. MI. Leddin's course Of
study give that accomplishment,
PROGRAMME FOR SATURDAY.
The following Is the programme for to-
days