The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-10-19


old, / entry, Kick Ballentine; >
year old mare. / entry. James
White: / year old mare, entry,
j. F. Smith.
Best boys riding. from g to Il.
prem, BiahIon Stacy; best boys
riding from y to i, pre-. J. Lind
sey Smith; best boys riding from
L to Is. Eddie Sumpter; best
young men riding from Is to 20,
pre-. Z. s. Morris.
Special premium by FlOusnoy
Clark & CO., Of q silver cup, for
best Bay Woodfoid colt, prem. J.
b. Short. Special premium for
best Rather colt pre-. Maxwell
Dougherty.
Best saddle gelding, pre-. G. W.
c. Neal & Co. Best saddle geld
ing ? years old, pre-. W. C. Burgess;
best year old mare. pre-. Jno. John
on.
Saddle horses without regard to
sex or age, pre-. A. J. Thompson;
mems riding-best Workmanship
pre-. Robert Knight.
FLORAL HALL.
Blackberry wine,
Miss Wessle Shields; Grape wine,
Cox 4 Dunlap; Scuppernong, Miss
Philips; cherry cordial, Miss W
r. Dickerson. Clothing Mrs. j.
F. Smith; best display of fruit.
Mrs. l. p. May; best display Of
preserves, Mrs. W. r. Dickcrson;
best display Of jelly. Mrs. Rhea;
jar pickles, Mrs. G. G. Rogers; jar
citron, Miss Helen Buford; pound
cake, Mrs. J. F. Smith; sponge
cake, Miss Lima Johnston; White
Mountain cake, Mrs. C. z. Robin
son; best display cake, Mrs. w. R.
Dickerson; best display canned
fruit, Mrs. Sam Orr; hest cheese,
Mrs. Sam Orr; loaf flour bread
Mrs. James McCallum loaf corn
bread, Mrs. c. G. Rogers; best 3
pounds of butter, Miss Helen Blu
ford; cooked ham, Mrs. James Nc
Callum; best lard, Mrs. Hugh
Yokely; best apples, Mrs. Nathan
Williamson; white corn in ear,
Mrs. J. Z. Alternately best oats,
Mrs. G. Reynolds; best meal, J. Z.
Alternately; best display of apples,
j. +. Alternately; Irish potatoes.
W. R. Dickerson; turnips, n. Is.
Zuccarello; dried fruit, Miss Heller.
Buford; best cabbage, Mrs. c. I.
Robinson; sweet potatoes, Mrs. A.
r. Richardson; best bects, Mrs.
w. R. Stone; tomatoes, n. b. Zuc-
carcllo; display garden seed, sam
Orr; needle work by hand, Mrs
B. Shepard; shirt made by lady.
Mrs. g. Rogers; specimen mark
ing on linen, Mrs. G. G.. Rogers !;
embroidery in coronation, Mrs. S.
c. Moffatt: French embroidery in
linen, Miss Irene Buford; French
embroidery in muslin, Miss II. Tan
nehell; embroidery (machinc) Mrs
Richardson; chrochet lace, Mrs.
Yokely; specimen quilting. Mrs.
G. G. Rogers; silk embroidery, Mrs.
Rosenau; bead work, Miss Lucy
McKissack; basket work, Mrs.
Amis; silver cake, Mrs. Pink Ezell
lady cake, Mrs. Robinson; portrait,
Miss Anna Bayless, of Nashville
crayon drawing, BTiss-Annie Child
ress; pencil drawing, Miss Matte
Brigg; ornamented picture frames,
Miss Rosa Philips; ornamented
leather work, Miss Lucy McKis-
sack; ornamented brackets, Mrs.
DIR. J. \. Sumpter; water colors,
Mrs. DIR c. c. Abnernathy; land
scape painting, Miss Anna Lind
] sey; artificial flowers, Mrs. DR.,
Sumpter; boquet, Mrs. DIR. Stump
ter; best display of wines, Mrs
DIR. SumPter; cordial, Mrs. DR.
Sumpter; vinegar, Mrs. DR.. Stump
ter; pickles, Mrs. c. G.. Rogers;
cut flowers, Mrs Z w Ewing; to
mato honey, Mrs. n. Patterson;
coat, vest and pants, Mrs. c. G
Rogers; cashaw, Mrs. c. G.. Rogers.
embroidery, Mrs. d. c. Campbell
carpets, Mrs. Yokely; home made
bay rug, Mrs. A. L. Grove; turl
bag rug, Mrs, VIM. Brown; wors,
ted embroidery, Mrs. S. G. MOfattt
knitting yarn, Mrs. Amis; worsted
| quilt, Miss Mary Puryear; calico
! quilt, Mrs Mary Blackmore, oil
/ Sumner county; velvet quilt, Mrs.
Mary Blsckmore, Of Sumner coun.
! "; silk quilt, Mrs. J. +. Smith
white muslin quilt, Mrs. J. F
Smith; knitted quilt, Mrs. Ton
Alternately white counterpart, Mrs
/. D. Ewing; white cOuDterpane
10 years old, Mrs. G. u. Taylor
calico quilt by a girl under Il
years, Miss A. GOdefroy.
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