Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-10-18
VIM K Locncr, 8 %
BREEpERs or lJAolSs.

Aged mule, Wna X bocper, w
BREEpBRs OR JACKS.
Jack colt, J l. Isarew, s 90
Aged Jack, \ y Brice, 10 o.
sADDLERY.
Mans saddle 7 o. Conner & Co, 10 90
Side saddle, Il o. Conner q 90, 10 10
Bride, T o Conner Go, 80
CATTLE RING.
Calf under year old, G. b Dunn, 90
Bull under years old, w Ii Jones, %
Bull over B years old, W u Jones, 10 90
Cow and calf w b Jones, diploma
Heifcr calf under years, w Jones, 90
Jersey bull 7 Boal, diploma
SHEEP RING.
Long wool aged buck, G b Dunn. 90
Shropshire year old buck, r. j b Marston,
100
Southdown buck, David Lee, 9 90
Pair 3 year old ewes Il & j b Marston, %
Long wool ewes, G. b Dunn, ) 90
Fine wool mcrino eve g / Kellogg, 90
Long wool buck lamb, g b Dunn, 90
Southdown buck lamb, n T Beal, 90
Southdown eve lamb n T Beal 90
Pair Southdown lambs, n I Beal diploma
Sheep of any kind. David Lee, , 90
Ang0ra goat r Waiseman, 90
HOG RING.
berkshire boar, w NJ Williams, 5 90
berkshire sow, w NJ Williams . 90
Chester boar Samuel Portram, 90
Chester sow, \ It Beal 90 ..
Chester pigs, n T Beal diploma
Sow of any mixed breed, S X Harris, 90
Pen of fat hogs, G II Luttrel 10 90
Single fat hog, G II Luttrell. 90
Boar of any kind, Samuel Portram, 5 90
Essex boar o p Temple, . 90
Essex sow, o p Temple, 3 90 -...e at
Pen of pigs, B Dunn, 90
SPECIAL PREMIUMS
Collection flowers, mrs Gen J a Mabry, | 90
Most beautiful boquet, mrs Gen } A Habry,
/ ~ PSI at. . -sfs
Best 100 lbs tobacco, J w Trent % 90 A.,
Cut spikes, - iG 9. "tl1it "
Railroad spikes g 4" ,.sta .
Crate 'front.' - - -
Bar Iron, - lra-
Rand Iron 81 s,.E es'sf ts- I'D
Style iron fencing. a. - -t'El .-r
Hollowware Casting I"
Display Stone Ware, Weaver & Bro, 81.
Barrel Family Flour Jno g Meeme, Jr, $40.
SPECIAL rnEMioMs oYrKaED BY ISDivIDuAIs. AND
FIRMS.
Best performer on Piano. 7 TO u years old Miss Voc
Best performer on Piano u to II years old divided
equally between Misses Lulu Butler and Winnie Ste
Above premiums offered by Williams, sturges a Co.
Best Canned Fruits, Mrs. S. h. Harris, set China,
Above premium offered by Doll 4 Cullen.
Best lO.pounds Better. Mrs g W Mabry, set silver
ID best 10 pounds Butter Mrs. c. J. Mckinney, set
Above offered by George II Smith. ieweler.
Best Washer and Wringcr lIoxsie a DePue, 18th
n t 0aer q By McCorkle Il Co.
:, Best Mems Calf Boots. Best Mems Heavy Boots.
Best Ladies' Calf Boots-Gaines, Bro. 4 Co., sides
Offered by Knoxville Leather Co.
Best Rife Gun. Stacy Il Angel, 5cc
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beeswax, w V Devault, diploma
Hive Italian bees w V Devault diploma
Starch, w V Devault, diploma
TallOw, w V Deyault, diploma
Self-acting fountain, Hough q Church, di
ploma
Locomotiev head light L Moses & Son, di-
ploma.
TOURNAMENT.
First premium, l. T Hughes, Knight of
Pythias, % %
THE DINING HALL e...
Was one of the features Of the fair, and demon
,trates the peculiar fitness of Mr.. Asher as
public caterer He was most efficiently assisted
by Messrs. Brown, Kirk and Howard, and with
a force of trained servants, the guests were
most expeditiously served.
THE OFFICERS.
Captain John NJ Brooks acted as ticket agent
during the fair, and was unremitting in the per-
Torrance of his duty
Messrs Claiborne, Rose and others, police,
and James DeArmond, Esq, gate keeper were
also efficient in the discharge of their several
duties.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The doll exhibited by Mr.. 4. A. Burrier was
sold for $40. the number of tickete sold being
forty, and the luckJ ticket being drawn by Miss
Ride ,Iourolmon, little daughter of Mr.. Jos.
JOurolmon.
Mr.. Dunn sold the remaineer OF his blooded
stock Rggregating $1,000, which is the cheapest
stock ever sold in this county,
Mr. g. III. Luttrcl sold his pen'of fatted hogs
to Mr. FAM, for butchering, and this week pre-
MUM pork will doubtless be offered in market
There were two horse Swings on the ground,
but the weather was rather cool and they We're
not well patronized. Throwing at "the little
mani was Il success, and Mr.. Runyan made a
pretty good thing of t. ..