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

EXCLUSIVE Agents Tor the sale Of y
The following is list of the premiums
given in the Fancy Culinary Department: |
PICKLES.
Mixed pickles, prem. to Mrs. BT. A. An
derson, Nashville. Pepper pickles, prem
to Mrs. Irby Morgan. Cucumber pickles
prem. to Mrs. Sarah A. Watson.
JELLIES.
Best display Mrs. Z. Ward. Plum jel-
", prem. to Mrs. w. T. Crockett. Grape
Jelly, prem. to Mrs. S. A. Watson. Wild
grape jelly, prem. to Mrs. Ward. Raspbsr-
~ Jelly, prem. to Mrs. George Clark.
GooseberTy jelly, prem. to Mrs. E. Ward.
Strawberry jelly, prem. to Mrs. McClay.
| Gelatine Jelly, prem. to Mrs. H. c. Ross.
/ Apple jelly, prem. to Miss Mary Harding.
White current jelly, prem. to Mrs. W. c.
( Grooms, Gallatin. Crystalized peaches,
prem. to Mrs. J. o. Griffith.
| PRESERVES.
/ Peaches, prem. to Mrs. S. d. Weakly,
/ Florence, Ala. Ounce, prem. to Mrs. r.
/ B. Cutler. Strawberry, prem. to Mrs. w.
| G. GrOOms, Gallakin. Cherry, prem. to
Mrs. George Clark. Pear, prem. to Mrs.
b. S. Rhea. Damsons, prem. to Mrs. W.
S. Stratton. Apples, prem. to Mrs. Mary
Harding. Wild goose plum, prem. to Mrs.
George Clark.
CANNED FRUIT.
Peaches. prem. to Mrs. George Clark.
Peas, prem. TO Mr. Minerva Pollard, Bowl
ing Green, Ky. Cherries, prem. to Mrs.
W. S. Stratton. GOOseberries, prem. to
Mrs. w. 5. Stratton. Tomatoes, prem. to
Mrs. b. r. Cutter. Plums, prem. to Mrs.
". ). Stratton. Green corn, prem. to Mrs.
McClav. Strawberries, prem. to Mrs. g.
W. Hendershott. Green peas, prem. to
Mrs. McClay. RaspbeTTies, prem. to Mrs.
McClay. Brandy peaches, LIST prem. TO Mrs.
B. r. Cutter; I'd prem. to Mrs. John Over
ton. Best display Of canned fruit, prem. to
Mrs. PolIrrd, Bowling Green.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Peach ielly. recommended for premium.
Mrs. ). 4. Watson.
Pear butter, recommended for premium,
C.. Tamble.
Muscadine and Scuppernong grape pre-
serves, premium Mrs. McClay.
Blackberry wine, special premium Mrs.
Clay, Edgefeld
Tomato preserves, recommended for pre-
MUM, Mrs B. r. Cutter.
Indian peaches canned, recommended for
premium.
Five gallons Of sorghum molasses, premi-
um to T. J. Baker, Nashville.
One gallon sorghum mOlasses, special
premium to T. c. Baker, Nashville.
Apple butter, prem. to Mrs. McClay.
Peach butter. prem. to Mrs. McClay.
Best canned fruit and vegetables, Mrs. W.
s. StrattOn.
Salt yeast bread, Mrs. 5. A. Duling.
Hop Yeast, Mrs. II. B. Buckum.
Best biscuit, Mrs. H. I. Massengale.
Best pound cake, Mrs. L. III. Eldridge.
Best fruit cake, Miss Mary Maxwell,
Davidson county.
jelly eade, Mrs. McClay.
White cake. Mrs. II. B. Buckner.
Special premium, mountain cake, to Mrs.
L. H. Eldridge.
Display of bread, homemade, special pre-
MUM, Elizabeth FELTON,.
Best two pounds soda, butter and water
crackers, \. Rannie.
THE APAIRIAN DEPARTMENT.
Below We give the result Of the labors of
the committee appointed on bees and
honey.
Best stock of Italian bees, premium, to
DR.. T. B. Hamlin.
Best stock of black bees, premium, to j.
A. HARDWOOD.
Best bee hive, premium, to the LangstrOth
hive. DR.. T. B. Hamlin, proprietor.
Best specimen Of honey in comb, premi-
UNI, to Robert Stewart.
Best specimen of extracted honey.-Pre-
MUM to 10. w. Fisher.
Best general display Of honey-Premium
to Dr. T. B. Hamlin.
Best Extractor of HOney-Premium to
Dr. T. B. Hanlin, for machine manufac- |
tured by GREY & Wiuder, of Cincinnati.
The Committee make favorable notice |
of an ingenious apparatus for the rendering |
of bees wax, manufactured by the same
firm. and exhibited by DR.. Hamlin.
Mr. 10. W. Fisher exhibited some beauti- |
full specimens of honey comb, perfectly dry)
from which the honey had been extracted
by machinery used by him-the comb re- |
naming perfect to be returned TO the hive |
and reflled,
To-Day.
The exhibition in the ring to-day will be |
devoted to jack stock, mules, swine, etc. |
There is also premium offered for the best |
model geldinG and best model mare in har- |
ness.
A premium of $50 is also offered to the
best and fastest trOttlng horse, mare or |
gelding.
There is special premium to-day Of a
buggy whip to the best trained buggy horse,
and pair Of buck gauntlets to the best |
trained buggy mare-the test to be made by |
driving through the two gates now ready in |
the arena for practice; all contestants to be |
entitled to farm-right in said gate.
Mr.. p. NJ. O'IIara, the champion pedes-
trian of England, is going to give an exhibit
ton, this evening at three o'clock, on the |
OF walking three miles inside |
of half an hour. He walked, in Louisville, |
on Saturday last, six miles in fifty-nine min
utes,
The pillow contest did not come off yester-
day, but takes place to-day.
On Saturday there there is a special pre-
MUM offered of $50 for the best pacing |
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