Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-12


Braiding In cott0n-A1rs RoBt Mc0iay, Edge
field, first premium, cream pitcher, value 20
Mrs j. G. Moore, Nashville, I'd premium, ladlei
Fancy Observation-Disclosures Bette Searight,
Nashville, frst premium, sirup-can and plate,
value SO; Miss II. Carmichael, Rogersville, 20
premium, cream pitcher, value s..
Embroidery on siik-by hand, MRS. hopt. nc &c
Clay, Edgefeid; LIST premium castor, value $40
Miss Fannie Fulgham, I'd premium, sett me-
daIli0n forks, value So
Embroidery in cotton Mrs. NJ. B. Atkinson,
Nashville; LIST premium, breakfast castor, val
Mrs. p. Whitman, New Market, Ala, I'd
premium, spoon holder, value So.
Infants dress-needle work, Mrs. Il. Il. Jones,
Nashville; LIST premium, coffee pot, value SO.
Mrs Sue. v. Symmes, Nashville; I'd premium,
Medallion forks value So.
EfWashed lace--AIFs NJ. f. Seltz, Nashville
silver medal.
Transfer work--Mrs. NJ. F. Seltz, Nashville;
breakfast castor, value SO
Darning-Miss s. E. Bay1ess, Nashville; prem
ium butter knives, value So.
Pillow cases in fancy work-Mrs. Annie Z.
Carter, Franklin, Tenn; CASTOR value SO.
Fancy lamp mats-Mrs. E. Butler, Nashville;
premium butter knives, value So.
Pin cushion--Mrs. NJ. T. Seltz, Nashville;
premium butter knives, value So.
Crochet work in w0rsted-Mrs. sE. Butler,
Nashville, list premium, set medallion forks,
value SIS; Mrs. Robt. McClay, Edgefeld, I'd pre-
Crochet work in cotton-Miss Maggie Cowan,
Shelbyville, LIST premium, sp0on-hOlder, value
So; Mrs. M. F. Van Hoose, Murfreesboro, I'd pre-
MUM, ladle, value 50.
Nashville, premium, butter-knives, value 50.
Crochet tidy, cottOn-Miss Tissie Killebrew,
Hendersonville, ladle. value So.
Dalies, cOtton-M ISIS Felicia q. Putnam, Nash
VILE, premium, butter-knives, value So.
Bead worlS-Mrs. Robt. McClay, Edqefield,
premium, set medallion forks.
Tatting-Miss c. Carmichael, New Market
Ala, premium, butter knives, value So.
Worsted tapestry representing a fgure-Mrs
Frank Bissicks, Nashville, LIST premium, oblong
waiter, value $40; Miss Ellen Cheatham, Nash
vile, I'd premium ladle value 49,
Chair cover embroidered-Mrs Robf. McClay,
Edgefeld, sugar-bowl, value S. ...
Slippers, embroidered-Mrs j. W. Nelson, Boz
ivar, Tenn, ladle, value s..
Bonnets made in Tennessee-Mrs. 7. Tardiff,
Nashville, diploma and goblet, value IS.
Fly brushes-Miss Emily Garner, Franklin,
Tenn, ladle, value SO.
Flowers inwax-Miss Maggie j. Greig, Nash
vile, cream pitcher, value So.
Flowers in wOrsted-Mrs. NJ. A. Sands, Nash
ville sugar bowl value IS.
Flowers in paper-Mrs. VIM. L. B. Lawrence,
Nashville, ladle, value So.
Flowers in feathers-Mrs. NJ. L. Dillihay,
Nashville, 1st premium, breakfast castor, value
$40; Miss Mollie jackson, Nashville, I'd pre-
MUM, sett medallion forks, value IS.
Fancy hair work-Mrs. Lizzie Lytle, Nash
vile, list premium, silver medal and goolet, val
ne IS; Miss Sue Guild, Nashville, I'd premium,
goblet, value So.
Carriage afghans-Mrs. DR.. Chestham, Nash
vile, LIST premium, pickle stand, value SIS; Mrs.
L. r. Wilson, Nashville, I'd premium, spoon
stand, value IS.
Infants atfghans-Mrs. Robt. MeClay, Edge
field, LIST premium, cream pitcher, value SIS;
Mrs. H. 3. Buckner, I'd premium, cup, value
So.
CHuDREH's WORK.
ChIldrens work under II years OF age.
1. Embroidery IN sik-Miss JOhnetta McClel-
land Fowler, Nashville, premium, silver plate
ware, value 50.
2. Embroidery in worsted-Miss Jessie G.
Swami, Edgefeld, premium, silver plate ware,
5. Rraiding in silk-Miss Johnetta McClelland
Fowler, Nashville, premium silver plate ware,
value IS.
4. Dress-NIiss Lady Mulkey Fowler, premium,
silver plate ware, value IS.
3. Crochet work in cotton-Miss w. n. Leh-
ming, premium, sugar bow, value IS.
o. Crochet work in worsted-Miss Beckey Hun
ter, Nashville, premium, sugar bowl, value s..
WOrsted patch quilt-Miss Clara X. Whitney,
premium, goblet, value So.
s. Calico patch work quilt-SIiss Lorena Du-
ling, premium cream pitcher.
9. Doll dress-Miss Johnetta McClelland Fow-
Ter, % year old chilly premium, cup, value 80.
WOOL AND MILL FABRICS.
Wool and mill fabrics of Tennessee Manufac-
ture--l Wool long or combing, VIM. Williams,
Edgefeld, silver medal.
2. Jeans-Evans, Fite, Porter s. Co., agents
for Hammer & OrndOrf. diploma.
B. Brown sheeting-Tennessee Manufactur-
ing Co., diploma.
4. Brown drills-Tennessee Manufacturing
Company, diploma.
5. Blankets all wool-Evans Pite, Porter &
Co., agents for Hammer s. 0rndorf, diploma.
TO-DAY.
The much looked for and much talked of
drawing viii take place this morning at 8
O'Clock. BY actual count it has been ascer-'
tanned that only about $4,000 tickets have
been sold, and in order that the public shall
not DC disappointed, the managers have de-
termined that there shall be no postpone
meDt. Being anxious also of conducting
the drawing to the satisfaction of all, the
unsold tickets will not be represented in
the wheel. Therefore the principal prize,
and in fact all the prizes will be
materially reduced. Instead of $4,000,
the first premium will only amount to
$500, and the others in like proportion.
While the sum drawn viii only be some
thing like one halt, the withdrawal of so
many tickets will materially reduce the
chances, giving every holder of ticket
better show to get even. -es
THE GREAT TRoT.
The $1,000 trot tskes place to-day, be-
tween Byron, Redcloud, Jessie, Hickory
Jack, Patchon and others. 1t viii be the
trotting race of the week.
LAST DAY.
As this is the last day, it may not be out
of place to remind visitors that the booths
will be in working order throughout the
day. The Turf Congress, Nolen & Co.,
HOLSTER, Kleiser, Finegan & Hurst and
others, will have hountiful supply of re-
freshments, and will be prepared to feed
the thousands.