Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-15
Chester PiOs.

| O'etott' tJc-
1st. Jas T Crockett; I'd. John Suttol
SHEEP CotsUoid Bucks, 2 years am
upOdrd.
1st, J w Worley.
Bucks-1 gear and under 2,
1st, rs Robertson.
Terets.
1st, Milton White.
.Southdo,Cns.
lst, F S Robertson,
FOWLES.
1st, Pair of Pheasant Game, F S Rob
I'd. Pair of Pheasant Game, Miltor
White.
lst, Black Sumatra. F S Robertson.
1st, Gray Brama, J G Summers.
lst, Summarize Ebon Game, j f Pres
ton.
%, Summarize Econ Game, John {
Summers.
1st, Goldlace Bantam, Charles Gibson
1st. g NIX White, jr.
lst, Partridge Cochins, F S Robertson
TURKEYS.
1st, White Holland, Jno c Summers
DUCKS.
1st. Chignon and Black Cayuga, n X
White jr.
lst, ROuen, Milton White,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
LIST, Md. Straw Cutter, Campbell &
Robertson.
1st, Dayton Sulky Hay Rake, Camp
bell & Robertson.
1st, Moving Machine "Cham'n'
Campbell & Robertson.
Cd. Moving Machine, Wood" Camp
bell d. Robertson.
1st, Jersey Wagon, G 7 Price
lst, Democrat" Vaughn & Morrison
1st, Side Saddle, VIM jerks.
1st, Bride. Aker Hagy.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
Best White Wheat -Tappahancock, ]
X Gibson.
Bes: white wheat, Delhi, F NJ Catron
Lancaster, f S Robertson.
Oats, Schonen, Jas X Gibson.
Flour, J J Geisler.
Sweet Potatoes, Yellow. Thos
w Warren.
80 Irish Potatoes, Peerless, F S Rob-
"Stock Beet, Mangle Wurtzle "
Table ' Jas K Gibson.
" ""SCabbage, Cabbage: W y. H +! Smith. q
Egg Plant, + S Robertson.
" Sugar Trough Gourd /"
Apples, r L Cummings.
&c - Fall Iamps Stout
Variety of Fruit. including Ap-
Piles, Pears and Peaches, q W AL
derson.
Peaches, A NJ ShultZ.
I" Corn, Emanuel Wright
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
Dried Fruit. (AppIes. list, Mrs. John
r Salmons. 2d, Mrs Sallie X Lynch
Canned Fruit.-lst, Mrs A NJ Shultz.
Brandy Pe0cheS.-Mrs A NJ Shultz.
Roll Butter-lst, Mrs John A Camp
bell.
Prcscrred PedchcS.-1st, Mrs Wynd-
ham Robertson.
Soft Peaches. Its, Mrs A NJ Shultz.
Plum Peaches. 1st, Mrs A NJ Shultz.
Fail ApplcS. 1st, Mrs J S Stout.
Pears. 1st, Mrs G " Anderson.
JeHy( 1pple.) lst, Mrs Col Fulkerson
JeUy. 1st, Mrs Mary Crockett.
Embroidery in Grape. 1st. Miss Mollie
Francisco. 2d, Miss Jennie Buch-
anaT.
Embroidery in Chenille, 1st, Miss
Bette White.
Embroidery in Silk, 1st, Mrs w Barr
I'd, Miss Mollie
Francisco.
Embroidery on Canvass, lst Gillie
Preston, 6 years old.
Feather Flowers, No. so, Mrs Sarah
Denton.
Natural Flowers, 1st, Mrs Jas X Gibson
" I'd, Carnahan & Kelly
Rustic Frame, Mrs Denton.
Birds, Canary, Mrs ID Lewark.
Worsted Quilt, 1st, Mrs Eliza Mitchell
{" -" ID, Geo r Dunn
Silk d" finished, Miss Mag White
L" unfinished. 1st, Mrs +
Robertson.
q" 1" I'd. Mrs Lindsey,
Bristol.
Calico Quilt, 1st. Mrs DIR Heiskell 50
q" end, Z" 81
Best Jeans, Mrs AbIam Mcconnell.
Rag Carpet, Mrs. r Price.
Geranium, Mrs Jas Fields.
Linsey, Mrs Elizabeth Cole.
The committee on Domestic Wines
beg leave to report as follows:
Your committee find themselves di-
vided in opinion as to the merits OF
the Grape Wines exhibited by Mrs. E
] McGinnis and Miss Sally Love, and
your committee agree that the quality
of both is very superior.
Upon the subject of Blackberry
Wines, your committee, after grave
and with much difficulty,
award the certificate of excellence to
Mrs Frank S Robertson.
For Currant Wine. we award the
certificate to Mrs E Price. For APP
pie Brandy, we award the certificate
to Mr.. A NJ ShultZ.
For Apple Vinegar. to Mrs Z ]
Respectfully submitted,
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON,