The weekly clarion., 1873-11-20

For best Variety - Apples. Mrs. =,
For Lot Seeding Apples Mrs,
For Collection of Ounces, S. P.
Bailey, Jackson n.............. 8 0C
For plate Table Apples q dozen)
Mrs. DR.. Gum, Brandon. -. OK
Also special premium Dy II; r.
Sizer of Lady's Riding Whip,
| worth ...... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IO VI
For Floral Design, Natural Flow
ers, Mrs +. AR. Wharton, Ray
mond ..................... OC
For most tastefully arranged Bo-
quet, Miss Emma G. Cotton,
For Oranges, miss. raised), Mrs.
A. @. Buford, Ocean Springs,
No premium offered
For largest collection Green
| House Plants, Mrs. j. II. Ledbet-
ter, Jackson. ... Diploma and $50 0C
M. w. PHILIPS, .
(Sisned' Mas. n aHELs. WAnrrn H111MAs} CON-
Awards I'm Department B.
BREAD, PRESERVES, PICKLES, JELLIEs,
WINES, &C.
Best % doz. Loaves Bakers Bread, M. Nc
L.aughlin, jackson; no competition; good
article.
Best Loaf Flour Bread, Miss Jennie Engle-
hard, Jackson; So.
Best % doZ. Rolls; report fails to state.
Best Beaten Biscuit without soda or chem
icals, Mrs. G. III. Manship, Jackson; IS.
Best Domestic Corn Bread, Miss Louise
Taylor, Jackson; $5.
Best Pound Cake, Aunt Hagar. Clinton $5.
Best Sponge Cake, Mrs. w. II. Allen, Jack
son; So.
Best Silver Cake, Mrs. II. Raines, Rankin
county; $5.
Best Fruit Cake, Mrs. E. II. Gum, Bran
Best Marble Cake, Miss sallie Collins, Ran
county; $5.
Best Jelly Cake, Miss F. A. Hilzheim, Jack
son; no premium offered, but worthy.
Best lbs. Butter; report fails to state
Best lbs. Honey, in comb, w. F. Standifer,
Dry Grove, $5.
Best Dried Apples, Mrs. NJ. B. Richardson,
Jackson; So.
Best Dried Peaches, Mrs. L. C. Armfeld,
Rankin county So.
Best Dried Figs, Mrs. c. III. Manship, Jack
son; $5.
Best Preserved Figs, Miss Annie c. Wins
low, Jackson 81 so.
Best Peaches, canned in their own Juice,
Mrs. AL. KOons, jackson; 50 so.
Best Canned Peaches, Mrs. Walter Hillman,
Clinton; 81 so.
Best Pears in their own Juice Miss Alice B.
Crump, Sardis; 81 80.
Best Canned Grapes; no premium offered;
very fine.
Best Canned Okra, Miss Alice B. Crump,
Sardis; 81 so.
Best Jellies, in variety and quality (2S jars).
Mrs. Walter HiIlman. Clinton; $50.
Best Strawberry Preserves, Mrs. z. H.
Gum, Brandon; 81 80,
Best Peach Preserves, Mrs. Walter Hillman,
Clinton; 81 so.
Best Peach Cordial, Mrs. E. W. Carpenter:
no premium offered, but worthy.
Best Strawberry Wine, Mrs. G. II. Man
ship, Jackson; no premium offered, but
worthy.
Rest Onion p;olyIo. Me- z III C n
don; 81.
Best Mixed Pickles. same; So.
Best Picked Mangoes, same; 81.
Best Picked Tomatoes, Mrs. Walter Hill
man, Clinton; 50.
Best India Peaches, put up in glass, same.
Best Muscadine Wine, Mrs. l.. G. Armfield,
Rankin county; no premium offered, but
worthy.
Best Orange Preserves, Mrs NJ. B. Richard
son, jackson; no premium offered, but
worthy.
Best Ounce Preserves, same; no premium
offered, but worthy.
Best Ground Red Pepper, Jas. S. Barfield.
jackson; worthy premium.
Best Cherry Preserves, Mrs. E. H. Gum,
Brandon; 81 so.
Best Dried Pears, Mrs. L. G. Armfeld.
Rankin county; no premium offered, but
worthy.
Best variety Of preserved fruits $50 jars),
Best variety of pickles and atsups (5l vari-
eties); $40.
sest Apple Vinegar (excellent): n CONNIE
petition; Mrs. l.. G. Armfeld, Rankin co.
lest Beeswax, same; meritOriOus.
'est Family Soap, for general use, r. g.
Latting, Wesson, Miss; Diploma and Sill
yer Medal.
lest Damson preserves, Mrs. VI. z. Richard
son worthy premium.
lest Family Soft Soap, Mrs. Walter Hill
man, Clinton; $5.
lest one bucket dried cherriea Me- NE
Richardson, jackson.
est bottles blackberry wine, Mrs. Flora
Cameron, Jefferson county; special pre-
MUM by Matt. T. Ash, $40, gold.
est C1troD preserves in sugar, In glass. Mry
Jessie 4ellowley, Madison Station; o. so.
SOD, Jackson $3
est bottle cucumber catsup, Miss Hattie
Dinkins, Jackson.
est brandy peaches, Mrs. II. E. Richard
SOD, Jackson.
est pear preserves, Mrs. R. Il. Smith, Bo-
est bottle ginger wine (excelIent) Miss
Alice B. Crump. Sardis
sst picked Gherkins, same; 81.
sst sweet pickles, Mrs. Il. FL. Gum, Bran
don; 81.
st collection native wines. g var,etIes
Mrs L. G. Arn6eld, Rankin county Spe-
cial premium by 81. E. Sizer, gold
ed buggy whip, worth $15.
Inc Committee would make favorable
nti0n of five bottles Of blackberry wine.
tered % by Mrs. A. K. Crisler, Cooper's
4 Keg OF beer, exhibited by Mr.. McI.auob-
J. for J. Uhrig, St Louis, was not SAM
"a" by COMMITTEES, there being no COM
tition. and the same brand having been
arded the blue ribbon at Fair of 1879.
Mrs. AUSTIN NEKLKY,l
MRS. CHARLToN, Com.
Ms, HuaHHA