Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-29

The first heat Of q mule race for a sil
yer cup 10 be awarded to the Stoves
mule, owners to ride and exchang,
mules, took place between the heats o
the trotting match and created a GOO
deal Of amusement. There were six en-,
tries, and John B. TOdd's mule won tn,
heat. The race will be continued to
day.
This closed the proceedings, anC
everybody got home to town before
dark.
AWARDS IN THE AREANA.
HORSES OF ALL WORK OR GENERAL
UTILITY.
Stallion three years. old and over
premium, thirty dollars, five entries.
John B. Todd, premium. g. w. Whit
aker, certificate.
Stallion two years old and under
three; premium twenty dollars; three
entries J. G. Ballentine, premium.
Stallion sucking, under one year
premium, ten dollars; John Il. Miller.
Stations; sweepstakes for all ages;
premium, goblet; nine entries; John B,
Todd, premium; J. g. Ballentine, GER
tifcate.
Mare three years old and over; pre-
hAtAm tMNAAg -uFt 0oAAd1H Twelve en-
tries; Hall x Co. premium; NJ. w.
Kennedy, certificate.
Mare two years old and under; three
premiums, twenty dollars; J. w. Bal
lentine, premium.
Mare with fOal at her side; premium
twenty dollars; James Cowan, pre-
MUM.
Mare, sucking, under one year; pre-
MUM ten dollars; w. 2. Belts, pre-
MUM.
Mares, sweepstakes for all ages; pre-
MUM, silver cup; twelve entries; Hall
d Co, premium; D. w. Kennedy.
BABY SHOW.
Best Boy Baby under two years O
age, premium ~ffty-dollar silver cup, ten
entries. Willie McComb, eleven months
old, premium.
Best Girl Baby under two years old,
premium northumberland necklace,
fifteen entries. Miss Annie Malone, If
teen months old, daughter Of Mrs. Rob
ert Malone, premium.
DEPARTMENT B.
Best Cured Ham, with statement in
writing Of mode Of curing same, pre-
MUM five dollars, Mrs. S. MCGOWAN.
Best Boiled Ham, premium Rogers
carving knife and fork, Mrs. S. Nc
Gowan.
Best five pounds fresh Butter, premium
ten dollars. The premium was awarded
70 Mrs. s MCGOWAN, but the committee
report that the butter entered BY Mrs. +.
III. DOwdy, Ms. e. T. Harvey, Misses
Bette and MOllie Walker, and John
Morrison, was all worthy Of notice.
Best ten pounds kettle-rendered Lard,
premium hyedoiiars, Mn. S. MCGOWAN.
Best Dried Apples, premium five dol
lars, Mrs. S. MeGoWan.
Best Dried Peaches, premium five
dollars, Mrs. s. MCGOWAN.
Best Honey, in the comb, premium
three dollars, j. NJ. Shelby.
Best Honey, strained, premium three
dollars, Mrs. I. J. Cogswell.
Best display Of Preserved Fruits
Southern, premium, Diploma and
ten dollars, four entries, Mrs. w. L.
Radford, premium; Mrs. s. McGowen,
certificate.
Best display Of Canned Fruits, and
Vegetables, (Southern) premium, d.
plomR and twenty-five dollars, four
entries, Mrs. S. MCGOWAN, premium;
Mrs. w. l. Radford, Certificate.
Best display Of Jellies fSOuthern)
premium, Diploma and ten dollars,
entries, Mrs. i. G. Haynes,
premium; Mrs. J. A. Wigs, certificate.
Best display Of Pickles (Southern),
premium ten dollars, seven entries,
Mn. Ed. Burke Pickett, premium;
Mrs. w. L. Radford, certificate.
Best Wheat Light Bread, two loaves,
homemade, premium, Diploma and
1--we dollars, thirteen entries, Mrs. Jas.
A. Wigs, premium.
5est Beaten Biscuits, made without