The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-11-08
LIST.
B.l SampIes Of Crops.

toes, DIR Holman best bale cotton, Mrs
II NJ Smoak,and Miss Sue Smoak crab grass
hay, ii Fowles; Flour, Mrs II NJ Moorer;
meal, r p Antley; grist, Strauss & Street;
Syrup, Mrs NJ Fairey Sorghum Syrup, y
Z Dantzler; tobacco, DIR w S Barton indigo,
james Mack stalks Of cotton, J J Salley, Jr;
japan millet, Paul Fielder; japan peas,
Emerson Baldwin; ears of corn, j Keitt
Hanc; Barley, DIR WE Barton pc, vine
! hay, A NJ Sallcy; Watermelon, John ANA
| ker; stalks sugar cane, Eddie Stokes; turnips,
| \ NJ Sallcy; second best bale cotton, j w
Dantzlcr; pinder vine hay, nj l. Baldwin;
sample of oats, l. II l'oekwith pumpkins,
Elliott Robinson; largest ,apd best exhibition
by one falmer, DR. W / Barton. -,
. (C.) Ga,den and Orchard. L
Best and greatest variety of vegetables; Mrs
Ii NJ Moorer; apples, J Board; pears,
John Stoudemmire eggplant, Mrs NJ NJ
Bowling; tomatoes, Mrs. A. G. An
drews Pomegranates, M. G. Shumakcr;
sewec beans, mrs G III mcmichacl gar
den seeds, mrs Z r moorcr; cabbage,
mrs E r moorcr; potato squash, G w
Cutler; hops, mrs L r moorer; second
crop Irish potatoes, DIR w + Barton !;
horse radish, sammie Clark.
CD Household.
Bacon, mrs d Louis lard, mrs r II
Riley /; butter, miss Lucy Stokes; soap,
mrs James Stokes; bread, mrs S +
Baxter; fruit cake, 2 msntzcl plain
cake, miss A Branch; sponge cake,
miss Sallic Stokes Candles, mrs p S
Fielder bcaswax, mrs IN L Baldwin :;
mutton suet, mrs p S Fielder; starch,
miss mary + Barber maccaronic, mrs
L Kohn; crout cabbage, mrs J. Il
Beckwith rolls, miss Sallie St6kcs,
pies, mi :s A Branch old corn whiskcy,
f W Wagcncr & Co, Charleston.
(E.l .STcctmeats &c.
jelly, Miss Mary Albcrgotti; pre- :
serves, Mrs w w Caller; pickles, Mrs
j G Holman brandy peaches, Mrs T
b Wha!cy; catsup, Mrs I Kohn
second best Jelly, Mrs j w Summers
do, preserves, Mrs w + McMichcl 1;
do pickles, Mrs NJ L Neufer; do catsup,
Mrs G r Richards; dried fruit, Mrs
Elizabeth Harry; honey in comb, NJ L
Baldwin best wine, F II w Briggman j;
second best wine, Mrs 6 Grambling !;
third best wine, Mrs James Stokes !;
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cider. Mrs d L Connor vinegar, Mrs
LII Riggs dried peaches. Miss Leah Y
Robinson; blackberry cordial, Mrs
Ann Gates; sugar, j J Faircy black
berry wine, Mrs j V Glove; jelly.
Miss Anna Salley preserves, Mrs G l.
Grambling green pepper catsup, Mrs
H NJ Moorer; Fest and largest variety
by one lady, Mrs Donald G Rowe;
(F.) Plain Needle IFork.
Ornamental hearth rug, Miss Lizzie
Cochran; silk quilt, Mifs Lizzie Hart
zog, Barnwell,: temperance banner
quilt, Miss S o NJ Moorer; patchwork
quilt, Miss Carrie Izlar: laid quilt,
Miss Leah Evans; fair roof quilt; Mrs
j Z G Kcnnerly worstcd quilt, Miss
j G. Oliver marsillcs quilt, Mrs A ID
Frederick woven bed valance, Mrs
Mary Lee irish chain quilt, Miss Cou-
tie a Gleaton woven worsted counter
pane, Mrs c L Riley patchwork quilt,
Miss Fanny Smoak homemade coun-
terpane Mrs j o Alexander; Tucking,
Miss Mary Holmon machine tucking,
Warren.A Gardner capetng, Miss
Mary L Barber sewing silks, Mrs l.
L Izlar worstcd patchwork, Miss Re-
becca T Albcrgotti rug, Mrs John d
Stromap homemake cloth, Mrs G Il
Summers knitted quilt, Mrs G r
Walker; stockings, Mrs G. Whittemorc
Charleston; homemade towels, Mrs A,
G Bair shoe and stocking bag, Miss
Meta Si1iey: set of bed clothes, Mrs w
V Izlar; hand make shirts, Mrs p V
Dibblc ; infants dress, Mrs Washington
Albergotti; Millinery, Mrs G $ slaulc.
Co Fancy Needle EPork.
Cushion, Mrs Philip Rich; best GRO
chet in cotton, Miss Annie M Smith :
second best do, Mrs L A Jcfords best
crochet in worsted, Mrs Dibble best
tatting collar, Miss Julia Brailsford f;
seco.,d best do; Miss Sallie Stokes
best cotton embroidery, Mrs G w Seig-
nious Sr; second best do, Mrs j w
Kcitt; third best do, Miss Anna Moss
best embroidered child's dress, Mrs Ella