The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-11

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Greatest variety garden seeds-Mrs. E. Fin.
ley, Mrs. Geo. Lever, Richland. Flowers
Mrs. John McCammep, Rchland.
FIELD CROPS.
Wheat-Mrs. George Ksigler, Lexington.
Spring wheat, grass hay, hay. rye, stock pea,
prolific corn, red oats, turnips, best collection
grain-D. W. Aiken, AbbeVille. Barley-J.
E. Black, Rlchland. Corn-R. E. Ellison, Fair
field. Bale WOOL. W. Watts, Laurens Up.
land rice-Mrs. George Ksieler, Lexington.
Stock turnips-James AcCutchen, Williams
burg. Hops-Mrs. E. Finley, Richland. Buck
wheat-A. N. Leverett, Rlchland. Sweet po-
fatoes, cltron melon, kohlrabbi-D. r. Elkin,
Fairfield. Irish potatoes-R. A. Griffin, Abbe
Vile. Watermelons-Mrs. W. R. Fludd. Sum-
ter. Pnmpk!ns-Mrs. Geo. Kalger, Lexlng-
ton. Upland cotton-W A. Wilson, Morris
Long staple cotton n-Dr. IL. Anderson. men,
toned fayorably. Potato squash-Mrs. E. Fin
ley, Richlsnd.
FIELD CROPS, GREATEST YIELD.
Cheapest pound of cotton-Nannie q. Ken
nedy, Richland. Fertilizers, not less than
two varieties-J. II. Crawford, Rlchland.
cheapest crops of cotton, five and ten hands
Johnson HagOod, Barnwel. Largest WELD
corn on ten acres and one acre, restored land
r. E. Ellison, Jr., Fairfield. .
MANUFACTURES.
Worsted rug-Mrs R. H. Edmurlds. Fairfield.
Scrap hearth rug-Mrs. j. A. Cock, Fairfield.
Domestic shawl-Mrs. DR.. B. B, Wise, Lexlng-
ton. Bales homespnus, drills, &c..,Granite-
Thompson, Anderson. Meersohaum pipes
A. Traeger, Rlchlaud. Rope mat-R: Barry,
Rlchland. Homemade sewing sllk-Miss
Mattle Team, Kershaw. Jewels and medals
"A. W. Levin, Charleston. Masonic jewels,
forks, cups-Joseph Book, Charleston. Fancy
bird cage-A. 8. Essterllng, Orangeburg. Cot.
ton hooks-James Wales, RIchland. Rustic
window shade-C. F. Wiley: RchIand: Charts
Abbeville. Improved hand planer, &c-A. W.
Wehrhan, Columbia.
LEATHER, CHEMICALS, OILS, 70.
Collection lea'her-John Wates d Co.,
lambda. Adjustable bridle-F. b. Folsom,
Sumter. Bottle oplum-E. H. Epps, New
berry. Mineral sperm oil and burners
Douglas d Miller. Charleston. Pegged shoes
Cover, Mills q Co., Greenville.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
Gardner Fire Extlnguisher-John Agnew &
Son, Columbia. Sweetmeats, pickles, cat
sups. cakes and candies-Mrs. John Wither.
spoon, Society Hill. Dried truits-Hrs. 81. W.
Lawson, AbbeVllle. Largest collection patch
work, knitting, netting, &c.-Mrs. g.. Dibble,
Orangeburg.
NEEDLE AND FANCY WORK.
Patchwork qullt-Mrs. Fraser, Fairfield;
Miss Talulah Irby, Laurens. Star quilt-Mrs.
@. A. Maye, Anderson. Pair hose-Mlss Ida
F. Sightler, Lexington. Pair socks-Mss II.
A. Ellison, Lexington. Crib qnllt-MIss N. N.
Sloan, Anderson. Infants sUcks-hrs. ". O.
McGregor, Riehland. Crochet tldy-Miss,
.sacques-Miss C. B. Gullck, Rlchland. Crochet
sacque-Addle selby,. (nlue yeara DID,
Crochet shawl-Ursujine Convent. Knotted
crochet tidy and child's cap-Mrs 8: Dlbble,
0rangeburg Crochet and embroidered tidy
Miss Maggie Boyne, Rlchland. Crochet
covefs-Mrs. F. b. Kennedy, Sumter: Knit
mats-Miss W: H. Mcca@mon, RIehland.
burg. Log cabin quilt, six thousand
three hundred and lhirty-slx pieces
Mrs. J. Hilton, RIchland. Silk en-
broidered table cover-Mrs. VIsanka, Colum
bia. Crochet afghan qullt-Miss Ella 7.
Barkley, Charleston. Chochet tidy-Mrs;
W. DeLorme, Sumter. Worked quilt-Mrs.
P. g. Fielder, 0rangeburg; Laid work quilt
Dibble, Orangeburg. Child's dress Mrs. O.
Keitt, Onnge6urg. Melted qullt-Miss sallna
Brown. Richland. Ladies', -Donnet-Mre. G.
e. Reid. Columbia. Fancy hat-Mrs. n. J. L
Gage, Union. Set collars and cuffs-Miss l..
A. Bacon, Fairfield; Mrs. J: 8. g. Mayrant,
son, Orangeburg. Spanish work and en-
broidery-Aiss Lizzie Pooser, Orangeburg.
Chids dress In tatllug-Mlss NJ. Z. Perrin,
Abbeville. Tatting collar, point lsce-Mrs.
w. A. Nicholson, Union. Spatler work-Mrs.
George Coffin, Charleston. Rough and ready
shrt--Miss Eliza Parklns, Greenville. Cape
Miss Josey Sanders, 0rangeburg. Paper
Charleston. Fly brush-Mrs. P. 8. Fielder,
Orangeourg. Hemsttched handkerchief
Miss SaIlie brennan, Richland. Card baskets,
embroidered with pin-Miss Belle G. Geiger,
Orangeburg.
RAISED woRsTED, TAPESTRY, EMBROIDERY, &c.
Embroidered chemise-Mrs. j. Howard Jen-
niDgs, Columbia. Embroidered pillow cases
Mrs. w. v. Izlar, OraDgeburg. Infants en-
broiderr-Mrs. J. Wesley Keitt, Orangeburg.
Embroidered robe ekirt - Mrs. y. Dloble;
Orangebnrg. Embroidered elk necktie-Miss
Matilda Roach, Columbia. Sacqne Ia silk
Mrs. j. Howard Jennings, Columbia. SILK EN-
broldery-Mss F. D. Wsscott, Rlchlsnd. Sus-
penders-Mrs. B. B. McCreery, Columbia.
Toilette set-Mrs. &. N. Jordan, AbheVil!e.
Lamp mat-Mlss Mary Brady, age IA, Columbia.
Basket fowers-Miss Virginia Brady. Colum-
bia. Tufted work tor ottoman--Miss A. U.
Edwards, Darlington. Embroidered slippers.
Mrs. G. N. Jordan, Abbevllle: Emoroldered
pin cushion, canvas tidy-Mrs. 9. Disble,
Oranpeburg. Sofa cushi0n-hrs. 8. Dlb6le.
Oraugeburg. Embroidered pillow slips Miss
Taft, Charleston. Embroidered yoke-Mrs.
". q. Hennon. Orangeburg. Picture of Wash.
ingtun-E. 8. Jennison, Charleston.
STRAW, WILLOW. WAX, SHE'LL, 90.
Fans-Mrs. ]. M. Jordan, abbeville. Per
forated board-Mrs. Jessie Markley, Green
vile. Bouquet hair f1owers-Miss Mary
Brady, Richland. Family hair tree-Mrs. n.
l.. Sims, Fairfield. Ladies' and gentlemen's
iswelry In halr-Mrs. E. d. Gaillard, New
perry. Spice set jewelry-Miss G. Nelson,
Fairfield. Hanging box wax fl0Wers-Mrs. f..
E. WIltberger, Columbia. White wax Tyre
Miss Sophie Seegers. Columbia. Basket wax
fiowers-Mlss Mary Seegers, fourteen years }
Columbia. Basket rosin fruit-Mrs. 3. 8. Nc
Gully, Columbia Rosln truits-Mss A. E.
Edwards, DarllDston. Wreath wax doWers.
MISS MollIe Lowell, Orangeburg; Mrs. ID.
Lowry, Rlchland. Head-dress crystal Deaas-
Miss Mary Brady, Columbia. Beaa snpPeass,n pPas,o
Mrs, Jas. Mayrant, Rlchlapd. Lou pai"e'to
work-Joseph Jenkins, Johns Island.
FINE ART AND LITERARY.
Portrait, picture and crayon drawing-Mlss
Eneenia Orchard, Rlchland. Sea vlews-Mrs.
". K. Bachman, Rlchland. OIL painting.
Mrs. Burge. Charleston. Portrait and OIL