The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-10-24

Total by Robinson & Stevens .,....S IS 90
Capt. B. 7. Walshe of New Orleans,
offers for
So Best handmade Gents Shirt, by
Mississippi lady, suitably engra-
we'd Thimble
81. Best Boy Rider, under II years-a
Suit Of Boys Clothing
IS. Best display of Horsemanship, by a
grand father
The Mississippi Agricultural, Educa-
tioual and Manufacturing Aid Soei-
ety. Vieksburg, offer the following:
SO. For the best display OF Agricultural
Implements, invented by n Mssis-
sippan, since January, 1866 a sill
yer Pitcher, WORTH. ..-...... ......-..SlOO 90
40. Second best of same, by same, Silver
cup, worth. - w
Al. By same Society for second best
acres of Corn,-Silver Cup. worth. so 90
~. By same, for best two bushels Wheat
by one producer, Silver Cup, worth 25 90
43. Best acres Corn, growth 18TH.
Dudley Coleman, New Orleans,
fers one of his maid of the South
Corn Mills, 90
A, The same liberal contributor offers,
in behalf of the Remington Agricul-
tural Works, of IIlion, N. Y, manu-
facturers of the American Needle
Cotton Gin and Condenser patented
by H. V. Scattergood, one of their 80
Circle Needle Gins, capacity four
bales a day, with four mules, and
price $40, for the best bale of Cot
ton ginned the Needle Gin in
1872
The Secretary of the Association offers
as follows:
10. For the best one-horse Plow, for
general use, made in any Southern
State $50 90
46 For the best combined Planter and
Cultivator for Corn and Cotton........ % 90
Al For the best and most useful Agri
cultural Implement machine, in
vented in any Southern State since
January 1st, 1866 -. so 90
The Association will award Di
ploma to the successful competitor
in each of the foregoing. There
must be a reasonable competition to
Mr.. G. D. Subway offers
40. For the best display of Horseman-
ship by a Lady-three entries
quired .........~.........a Morgan Side Saddle
Mrs. f. I. Evans offers
so. For the best Embroidered Flannel
Skirt-a handsome Hat, to be select
ed by and trimmed to suit success
full competitor
Messrs. Frangaieamo 4 Ceseoni offer
81. For best pair hand Embroidered
Slippers .............-Slo w
To which Association adds ............ D 20
Mr.. Jas. s. Barfeld Offers
81. For the best Garden Cultivator, fer
use by hand 10 OO
Mr.. A Virden adds to Association
premium Off,. - w
SO. For best Mississippi raised Mich -
coy Rcci otfrs - "
a. For best jar Mississippi raised as
sorted Pickles, white Marseilles
Quilt.
Mr. c. L. CASTOR offers
55. For best pair Cotton Short Hose, by
a girl under II years .....-...... D 90
| Col. J. NJ. Wesson offers
| SO. For the best display of Sash, Doors
and Blinds, of Mississippi manu-
rect Iuhn DER
| Mr. Jas NJ Coats offers
81 For the best Chlld's Apron s. 90
| So Dr. Robert Kells adds so to the Associa
ton premium for best hand made Calico
| Dress by girl under IA years
| 60. Mr.. S. G. Newcomer offers a set of Dinner
Knives and Forks IL of of eaeh.) with
Carving Knife and Fork, added, value
$25 90, or if successful mpetitOrprefers,
a dress pattern of same value, to the lady
/ to whom may be awarded the greatest
number and largest amount of Associa-
| ton and special premiums on garments
| made during the year 1872. No entry fee
| required.
81. L. F. Montgomery, Esq, of Madison coun7
| ty, offers so for best Cotswold Buck.
/ g. Messrs. I. E. Richardson & Co., West
| Jackson offer a barrel of -four, best quail
ity, for the best Loaf Domestic Light
Bread by young lady. The competing
| Bread to go to Orphans Home. Bread to
be entered on Thursday. Awards to be
made on Friday. Young ladies are also
invited TO compete and make separate en-
tries. for the premiums on Bread to be
entered Tuesday.
insure awards. -
H. E. Sizer, Esq, offers for the
58. Best Young Lady Eqnestrienne-an
Elegant Riding Whip