The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-28

crowd OF men outside surrounded the stant
| whereon the prizes were laid and Judges sat
After the award Of prizes the fair closed, ant
an era of progress opened with the first effor
of the Orangeburg Agricultural Society to in
augurate fair.
The following medals we're awarded F. H
Briggmann, winei c. Graveley, Brinley,
ploughs and corn planter; Singer sewing ma
chine; j. A. Hamilton. Taylor's cotton gin
D. H. Trezevant. saddle horse; Daniel Living
ston, jack and mule colt; Dr.. 7. B. Legare
dental work.
The following premiums were awarded
value from one dollar to fifteen: DAME
Zimmerman and ]. G. Wannamaker, best bale
of cotton, premium divided; Sam McDufie
oats, barley, turnips and scuppernong vine
Mrs. W. F. Barton, butter; B. D. Moss
corn; L. R. Beckwith, cornmeal; W. Join
er, oewpeas; W. c. Moss, sweet pota
toes; Mrs. D. Louis, seed cotton; j. J. Saley
apples; Mrs. E. R. Moorer, cabbage; Mrs. J
Gates, pomegranates; Jude Robinson, sugar
cane; Mrs. #. W. Glover, egg plant; Il. Riggs
black JUDY wine and buggy: M. Robinson,
wild grape wine; Mrs. E. J. Oliveros, black.
Whaley, preserves Mrs: T. W. Alber-
gotte, cake; Mrs. J. E. Moss, bread
Mrs. P. S. Fielder, soap; N. L. Baldwin, honey;
Miss ]. Zimmerman. pickles; Mrs. j. V. Glover,
Jelly; Miss Lucy Stokes. preserves: Peter Can
non. gun; T. Ray, iron gate; Ben Lloyd,
(colored) bureau; E. Mentzel, horse shoes; R.
Rogers, brass bit; F. F. Smack, ploughs; S. D.
soil attachment; F. De Mars, step-ladder; j. E.
Bolin, cotton press; Cowlam Graveley, corn
planter; Cowlam Graveley, cross-cut saw; Bull,
Scoyile Dixie, phosphate; Hutchinson, wine
and cider mill; z. Ezekiel. calendar clock; R.
Board, plough stock; Mrs. D. L. Conner,
counterpane; Miss Belle Moorer, guilt; Mrs.
w. V. Izlar, embroidery; Miss Fl. moorer:. In
fant's dress; Mrs. A. c. Andrews. quilt: Mrs.
Briggmann, worsted quilt; Miss R. DAIMLER,
crochet shawl OF home.spun wool; Mrs. A. D.
Frederick, chlld's dress; Miss R. Albergotte,
worsted work; Mrs. S. Dlbb!e, worsted
afghan; Miss R. Badger, netted tides;
Miss NJ. Treadwel, wax work; Miss K. Maule,
what-not; Mrs. F. NJ. Bamberg, braided work;
Mrs. A. Dantzler, homemade sewing SILK;
Miss A. Ransdale, Spanish work; Miss M.
Stokes. tatting; Miss A. Rickenbacker,, quilt;
Mrs. J.. R. G. Kennerly, homespun counter
pane; Miss NJ. Hartzog, homespun counter
pane: Jacob Snider, stallion; F. NJ. Bamberg,
pair draft horses; W. E. McMlchael single
draft horse; H. D. Smoak, brood mare; j. h.
Dukes, smoking colt; W. s Muller, one year
old colt; R. H. Riley, two year old colt; w. L.
Harley, farm horse; P. S. Fielder, AYRSHIRE
bull; M. Albrecht, milch cow w. w. Cutler,
heller; j. G. keitt, Essex nogs; d. M. Snell,
Essex pigs; J. L. Moorer, sheep; D. F. Splg-
ner, Angola goats; T. G. Albergotte, best game
India geese, fancy pigeons; c. McMichael,
game fowls; Miss K. Fielder, turkeys; c. Nc
Michael, bound; Miss C. K. Meredith. geranlums;
Mrs. W. N. Scovllle, geraniums; Mrs. NJ. Rob-
inson. japonicas; Miss B. Harley, single geran.
ium; F. 'Kohn, chasing and engraving; Mrs.
NJ. L. Baldwin, basketwork; 8. D. Dantzler,
shellwork; Rev. R. B. Larrant, deerskin;
Mrs: S. Fielder, fiybrush; Sam. Pearson. violin;
Mrs. s. Dibble. oil paintings h. Robinson,
ploughipg; r. A. Price, two horses, best
ploughing; Gabe Zelgler, colored, one horse,
best ploughing; J. Thompson, colored, two
horses, best ploughing; N. L Baldwin, sub
soil ploughlng.
The prizes, mostly OF silver, were furnished
By Mr.. w. G. Whilden, of Charleston, 8. G.