The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-30
Grenina State aoMrual.
MATTERS.
STATE FAIR.

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Second Day of the Twelfth Annual Exhibitio,
Lists Or Entries Continued Premiam
Awnrded-The Farmers Assembly. ai1,,
The cool, raw weather which operatet
~unfayorably upon the prospects of TIL
State Fair on yesterday, continued to-day
and there was not us large a crowd presen
as would have attended had the sun shon'
q little stronger and old Boreas been les
insinuating. The attendance was, however
much larger than yesterday, and a littl'
more interest wa manifested IN the vari
GUS departments. 1a '5 g,, IN
ga4 ~ 30. FLOWING MATCH. hsa-i aagg
At 10 O'Clock o blowing match came off al
the western extremity of the grounds. The
match was open to competitors who are
citizens OF, Virginia. The plowmen who
entered for the match were John P,
Herndon, E. Starke, Morris Carter, Jos
d. Frank fwhite), and Frank Cyphus,
colored. A trial Of plows took place a,
the same time. No award was made il
time for this issue Of our paper. stb,la a.
MACHINERY. u ls3lI0'u t
Noticeable among the machinery entered
! Is the expansive frame engine and saw mill,
with friction feed and friction back move
ment,, designed for saving and agricultural
work generally, Of Messrs. Talbot, Etten-
ger & Edmonds, of this city. The machine
on exhibition is twenty-horse power. They
manufacture several sizes, from six to forty
horse power. "tol W ~ la5ataeEl st5(ab ls
We continue our list Of entries, as fol-
lows: ,..4a naua yAg .4.AA y..i y..A NJ .44i41
DEPARTMENT 3.oeisa.s ao io.,
Class 1@Section miss E. P. Murton,
Henrico, two crochet collars.
Mrs. j. A. Smith, Mabensville, N. C.,
two bed quilts. 20 ysD 5siE at5 I
Miss n. E. Darracott, Henrico, speci-
men needle work. ,G,.aSay 49, f
Mrs. Mary Mahaffy, East Tennessee, one
Mrs. q. W. Pickrell. Richmond, one
Miss Media Hill. Richmond, one log
Mrs. Alex. Cameron, Richmond, one
log-cabin bed quilt. y pei, +, ,'1,a
Mrs. W.. P. Smith, Richmond, piece
fancy work. A-isAeA 4r
Mrs. T. E. Ballard. Richmond, two
crochet sacks. U4W .
Mrs M. N. Priddy, Richmond, three
pair baby shirts. o. A9f5 ~ "a ssagGEy
Mrs. M. N. Priddy, Richmond, three
pair knit socks. g
Mrs. H. NJ. Meyer, Richmond, y toilet
Mrs. j.. E. Savage, Richmond, baby
Mrs. H. N. weisiger, Richmond, set
fancy articles. y s.sg
Mrs. J. B. Bragg, Richmond, home made
Mrs. M. N. Priddy, Richmond, worsted
tidy, thread tidy, bed quilt, worsted tidy.
Mrs. J. H. Raymond, Richmond, two
bed quilts.
Mrs. S. P. Akin, Richmond, three home
spun co~unterpanes, / worsted suit. aillisS
@. II. H. Smith, Richmond, ornamental
domestic show frame. 5'.s'' $50
William Henry Wells. Richmond, bed
qnilt. as
Miss Hattie Blunt, Richmond. crochet
sacque. @ ,s@.,,, 10 tfs4H5b
Mrs. Sherry, Richmond, bed quilt.
Mrs. E. Cunningham. Richmond. bed
Sisters. of Visitation, Monte Maria, 2
arm chairs, and ! piano stool.
Henry Hillsberger, I'll years. log cabin.
Mrs. j. v. Terry, Richmond, 2 tides.
Miss S. B.. Hotchkiss, Staunton, speci-
mems of embroidery. gyya ~
Mrs. VIM. FL. Catlin, Hanover, sIpeci-
mems embroidery. 6as. .4~ s
Mrs. N. w. Crump, Henrico, piece
Mrs. r. II. Crump, Henrico, box French
emf robbery, piec. silk. lss
Mrs. J.. Q Burton. Richmond. i car
rak l.guH. 81. lrH-IHm. MA. .n#.
Mrs. M. P. Handy, Richmond, piece en-
broidery on linen and2 homemade .coun-
Mrs. 3. B. Walthall, Hampton, EN-.
broidered shawl. ..aa
Miss Fannie Aiken, % years old. Meek
lenburg, ! quilt. -. -. nag 81
Mrs. Jane Place, Richmond, 2 bed
Mrs. j. NJ. West. Richmond. basket Of
wax-work. sa' asFa f!ss : q search
Mrs. William s.. P. Mayo. Richmond,
| child's afghan, desert mats, "a al #. .
Miss S. @. Mavo, Richmond, carriage
alghans, lace handkerchief, embroidered
white mantle. I. .s.iss ats saS ~ s..T aEg
Mrs. r. A. Mayo, two sofa cushions,
dozen crochet cotton mats, dozen mops,
two cloth samples for bracket. -
Mrs. VIM. Warren, Richmond, two
pieces. embroidery. -. .-l. a2E
VIM. N. Short, Hanover county, bed
quilt. a. III
Mrs. NJ. J.. Sutton, Richmond, two
ladies' heterogeneous. - =
Mrs. J.T. Rogers, Richmond, lady's
morning-wrapper.
j. r.. Minor, Richmond, one work-box.
Miss M, e. Darracott. HenIico.o ne shirt