The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-06
NEEDLE wonk.-By Mrs Eliza Par

6ulrt. MrS w - McGfeROr, infant q
socks and sacques. Miss Addie Selby,
worked sacque. Miss Julia Mckenzie,
infants clothing. Mrs Hesse Frazer,
of Winnsboro. bunch OF laoes worked in
1884. Infants robe, Mrs J T Witber-
spoon. Embroidery, Mrs D L Sem.
Fancy cotton work, Mrs Il d Smith.
Cotton frilled pillow cases, Mrs Richard
O'Neale. Pitcher covers and variety of
worked collars, Miss Lucia Buoon. OF
Winnsboro. Mat, Mary Brady, d child.
Silk embroidered ncck-tie, Miss Matilda
Roach, very elegant. Tnblo cover, work
cd in silk by hand. Miss Il Nisanski.
Tufted mat, Mrs Richard O'Neale, Sr.,
sixty-six years of age. Mrs james II
Diseker, ottomun cover worked in silk
and worsted. Box of neck.ties, Miss
Virginia Brady. Worked over.bouts,
Miss e G Wescott. Edisto. Mrs S
Townsend. several pieces Of embroidery
executed by Is child. Miss L d Wescutt,
piece of silk work. Mrs G Brackett,
Charleston, worsted work Miss Julia
Davis, crochet work and tidy. Miss
Carolino Is Gulick. infants cup Knitted
scarf, Miss Mary S Walker. Embroid.
erod pillow slips, Miss Taft, Charleston.
Chiid's cap, Miss Fannie Brown. Mrs
Il II EImonds, Fairfield, worsted rug.
Miss Ann A Morgan. Lexington, laid
work quilt. Mrs J II Means, Spartan
burg, patch work quilt. Miss Eliza Wat
lnce, patchwork quilt in cotton and IL
log-cabin quilt. DR. a Thompson, Au-
derson. pnir Of blankets Miss Cora
Counts, Unicn, Mrs Fruzer, Fairfield,
and Mrs Al Il Diseker, isichlnnd, patch
work quilts in cotton. Mrs Suiinu
Brown. Mrs ] Hilton, Mrs NJ Henirick-
son, log cabin quilts. Mrs Jennie Agnew,
worsted afghan. Mrs Jane Crawford,
laid-work quilt. Beed slippers, Airs
James Nlnyrunt. Crocheted anti nluccas-
sar breakfast shawl, from the Convent.
Head dress, Miss Mary Brady, aged
fourteen years. Fancy mat aud en-
broidered suspenders. Mrs L u Nc
Crccry. Mrs A KinBler, fine specimen
OF coral. airs III Il Brady, rustic tuble,
covered with crushed rock from Weyer's
Cave. Virginia. Knitted hose. Miss
Brcese. Sputt'sr work tidy, Mrs George
| w Coffin. Charleston. Embroidered sofa
cushin, Mrs u L Jackson. Millinery.
Messrs. II G Shiver & Co., Mrs McCor.
mick, Mrs G l. Reed. Union foot-rup.
Miss Adlic Lewis. Basket wax flowers,
Mary Secgcra.
HoEsEs.-D " Aiken, AbbcvilIc, draft
flly, Lilly Bowie" two years old;
"Coronacco," matched mares, pnir OF
bay horses, four years old q W Lorick,
hcuvy draft tilly, two years old. George
w David, iiily, three years old; jack.
three years old, and young jennct w "
Smith. light draft gcl,liug, three years
old; heavy draft stnilion aud light draft
brood mare, South Carolina raised
Thomas W Rabb, Fairfield. light draft
lilly, two years Old. George Is Tucker.
Nswbcrry, tiliy, "Mary Wave" four
years old; saddle mare, MARY Tawscn, u
six years old; stallion. "Palmetto." SIX
years Old; ''Hull Gull" stallion, two
yenrs ola; stnllinn, "patriot." seven
years old. n S Abrams, Ncwbcrry. Spa
nish jack, nine years old. Parks X ar
mold, Greenwood, light draft and heavy
draft stations. NJ Al Buford, Newberry,
nearest to thoroughbred. racing stallion,
nearest to Thoroughbred trotting stallion,
and light draft stullion, seven wears old.
Johnson H"good, stallion "Kutlcdgc, y
two years cid. Owen Daily, stallion, two
years old. W i Emerson. Kentucky,
several fine horses. j + Sherod. Ken.
tucky, two year old thoroughbred, foul
year old brood mare. n Long. ron1
horse. j NJ Tolbert, roam horse. L j
Harper, iron grey. W W Milan, Gcor.
gia. ten horses-opcn to tho world.
Z Pool, NuwberEy, pair horses. ] !!
Black, pair horses. d Wyatt Aiken,
pair Canadian ponies. Lawrence Taylor
draft mule. George n Tucker, s,allio!
"Deauregard. Il q Richardson, Clareu
don, pair ponies.
AGRICULTURE AND IIoHricuLruEE =
Bunch rnmie plants, Il j Means, Fair
lield. Bales upland cotton, w y vii
son, MorrsvilIe, N G.; NJ Crawford
lsichland; l. j Means, Fairiield; D Wyatt,
Aiken, Abbevilc. Stalk twin and triple
boil cotton, (hns about 800 bolls,) \ {
Smith. Cumberland County, \ G. Extr:
prolific cotton, Dr j l. Anderson, Wash
ington, Ga. Bag cotton, Mamie C Ken
nedy, Isichland. Pomcgranites-Mrs L
q Bacon, Edgefield. Monster pump
kins, Mrs Geo Knigler aud Mr. d Nunn
maker, Richland. Po!ato squash, Mr.:
q Fenlcy, Kichand. Water and citrol
melons, turnips, ETC.. d II Eikin, Fair
field. Hops, Mrs L Fenley, james L
Black, Kichlnnd; d Wyatt Aiken, Abbu
villc. Tnrnips, james NIcCutchcn, L
Wyatt Aiken, u II Elkn. Buckwhcat,
NJ Leyerctt, Richland. strawberry
plants, apple. peach, plnm aud peal
trees, William Summer, Pomarin. Cow
peas, beans, barley, oats, etc. u Wyatt
Aiken.
PoULrRY. Master Tom Taylor, Rich