The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-11-28


garden, ID. j. Brown, 81 90.
Best bushel field Peas. A. T. Bridges. 50 90.
By same, Best heads Cabbage, : dozen
Table spoons.
By same, Best 10 Carrots, 3 90.
By safe, Best 10 Parsnips. 81 90.
Best peck Beets, Kennedy Harrington,
Holmes county, 81 90.
DRIED FRUIT, PRESERVES, JELLIEs, BREAD.
CAKES, BUTTER, MEATS, ETC.
Best lbs Honey in Comb, L. w Cara
way, Midway, 50 90.
Best lbs. Strained Honey. 5. Weyer,
jackson, 81 90.
Best Figs in glass, fine specimens. Mrs.
Ill. A. Withers. - 90.
BY same, Best peaches in glass, 81 90.
Entry No. 236, by Mrs. c. A. Brougher.
recommended by Committee.)
Best Grape Jelly, Mrs. A. C. Winter, 81 90.
Bes- Wild Plum Jelly, Mrs. ). w. Mont
gomery, Clinton.
Best Apple Jelly, Mrs. A. f. Winter, 81.
Best Ounce Jelly, Mrs. II. A. Withers.
Best Jellies, in variety and quality, made
Ia N lsslsslppl-Ars. A. T.. Winter. $40 co.
An assortment BY Mrs G. A. Rice. Ram
Kin county, recommended by COMMITTEES :,
Best preserved Peaches, Mrs. Nichols,
Fannin, 81 90.
Best preserved Damsons. very fine. Mrs.
Nd. A. Withers.
Best preserved Cherries, very fine, by
same.
Best and largest display of Mississippi
fruits, preserved in sugar, in glass, special
premium by Lemly & Son, a gold medal,
awarded to Mrs. ID. B. Gum, Brandon.
Best preserved Citron, Mrs. E. w. Car
penter.
Rest lar Poor Orasa-,,o, A., ~ n.=-1
50 90.
Best Pepper Sauce, Mrs. d. Echols, 81 90.
Best Tomato Catsup, Mrs. J. 5. Barfeld,
81 90.
Best Picked Cucumbers, Mrs. M. A.
Withers, So 90.
Best Picked Mangoes, by same, 81 90.
Best Picked Onions, Miss Hattie Din
kins, 81 90.
Best Sweet Pickles, by same.
Best gallon mixed Pickles, by same, Di-
ploma and 81 90.
Best Cantelope Pickles, very good, by
same, 81 90.
Best half gallon mixed Pickles, very fine,
Mrs. NJ. A. Withers. premium 10 be assigned.
Best assortment of Pickles and Catsups,
put up in Mississippi, Mrs. ID. B. Gum,
Brandon, 500 silver cup.
Best canned Green Corn, Mrs. Nj. A.
Withers, Diploma and 81 90.
Best Canned Tomatoes, Mrs. c. H. Man
ship.
Best dried Apples, Mrs. NJ. A. Withers.
NOTE.-For sundry meritorious entries
by Mrs. Withers, for which Association
premiums were not provided a special
premium is recommended.
Best dried Peaches, by same, So 90.
Best dried DAmsons, by same, worthy a
premium.
Best Cucumber Catsup, by same, worthy
a premium.
Best one gallen jar mixed Pickles, Mrs
d. B. Gum, Brandon, special premium by
G. j. Beck, white Marseilles Quilt
BREAD, CAKES, ETC.
Best loaf Light Bread by young lady,
for special premium by T. E. Richardson &
Co., Miss Carrie CarTawaY, Midway.
Best loaf Light Bread by girl under IA
years, for $40 special premium, Miss Mary
Wishart.
Best loaf Corn Bread, by same So 90.
Best Pound Cake, Mrs. A. G. Newcomer,
IS 90.
Best Sponge Cake, Mrs. VIM. II. Allen, So
Best Jelly Cake, Miss Antonio Heilzheim
So. Cake pronounced very excellent by
committee.
Best Silver Cake, Miss Alice Petrie, So,
Best Fruit Cake. Miss Matte Robinson, So
Best Pound Cake, iced and ornamented
Mrs. Mary Barrow, Madison county, worthy
premium.
Best Gold Cake, by same, worthy pre-
MUM.
NoTE-Messrs. Allen s. Lyon offered q
lady's cloak worth $25 to the lady who might
be awarded the greatest number of Associa-
ton premiums on cake. There being nc
award, the same premium is re-offered foI
the Fair of 1873.
Best Beaten Biscuits, made without soda
or other chemicals, Mrs. c. II. Manship, s.
Best Breakfast Rolls, Miss Mary Wishart
Pronounced 'irst-rate."
Best Pound Cake, iced and ornamented
by baker, John Martz, Silver Medal.
Best Fruit Cake iced and ornamented, by
a baker, same. Diploma.
Best Ornamental Work, fancy pieces, toys
pyramids, etc, same, Silver Medal.
NOTR.-The following awards. on breac
and light rolls, were made on Wednesday
third day-tle awards on foregoing beins
made on Friday, 9TH day.
Best loaf domestic Light Bread, open t.
all, Association premium awarded to Mrs
NJ. 5. Craft.
Special premium, for same, awarded Laur
Middleton.
Best half dozen Breakfast Light Rolls
Mrs. Angelic Steele, of Canton, Association
premium So, and special premium by Isy dor
| Strauss, SO.
| Best half dozen loaves Bakers Bread
Diploma awarded NJ. Mclaughlin, jackson
WINES, CoRDIALs, SOAPS.
Best Berry Wine, Mrs. A. E. Winter, 50.
Best Berry Cordial, Mrs. E. w. Carpen
! ter. 81.
| Best Peach Cordial, by same.
Best Dewberry Cordial-"very fine"-
Mrs. NJ. E. Drake, Brooksville.
Best Strawberry Cordial, Mrs. A.
Brown, Terry
Best Cider Vinegar, Thomas Atkinson
Kinds, s..
Best collection of Native Grapes-''fin
specimens'-John Ohleyer, Brandon, Diplo
| MA and Silver Medal and special premium
of SO by J. j. Rohrbacher.
Best Whisky, award to samples entere
| by John Nelson for Hartwen 4 Chamber
New Orleans. Harrison Brand. years ole
Best lbs. Butter, Mrs. A. G. Brown
Terry, $40.
Second best, same, Mrs. d. V, Gully, Mad
isOn county, So.
Best Boiled Ham, Mrs NJ. S. Craft, specis
premium of $25 by III. HiIzheim.
Best Family Soap for general use, r.
Latting, Wesson, Diploma and Silver Media
Best Family Soft Soap; there were tw
entries, but committee failed to state whic
was awarded premium.
Best display of Perfumcd and Toil'
Soaps, Matt F. Ash, jackson, Diploma an
Silver Medal.
Best Beeswax, Mrs. L. c. Armiield, Diplt
ma and 81.
Best Concord Grape Wine, Mrs. D.
Gum, Brandon, Diploma.
"Richmond Bitters" and Sparkling De
Drop" by +. Fl. Ayres, New Orleans, hay
ing been literally sampled by The commi
tee, and by many visitors, were recon
mended for premiums.
Best Keg Lager Beer, Joseph Uhrig,
Louis, NJ. Mclaughlin, exhibitor, Diplom
and Silver Medal.