The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-11-27

Mrs. WALTER HILLMAN\
Awards i'm Department B.
BREAD, PRESERVES, PICKLES, JELLIES,
WINES, &C.
Best Z doz. Loaves Bakers Bread, M. Me-
I.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
fcals, Mrs G. III. Manship, jackson :$5.
Best Domestic Corn Bread, Miss Louise
Taylor, jackson; So.
Best Pound Cake, Aunt Hagar. Clinton So.
Best Sponge Cake, Mrs. w. H. Allen, Jack
son; So.
Best Silver Cake, Mrs. H. Raines, Rankin
county; So.
Best Fruit Cake, Mrs. E. H. Gum, Bran
Best Marble Cake, Miss sallie Collins. Ran
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. +. Standifer,
Dry Grove, So.
Best Dried Apples, Mrs. NJ. B. Richardson,
Jackson So.
Best Dried Peaches, Mrs. L. c. Armfield,
Rankin county; IS.
Best Dried Figs, Mrs. c. II. Manship, jack
son; SIS.
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low, Jackson 81 80.
Best Peaches, canned in their own juice,
Mrs. A. l.. Rooms, Jackson; So 80.
Best Canned Peaches, Mrs. Walter Hillman,
Clinton; 81 90
Best Pears in their own juice, Miss Alice B.
Crump. Sardis: 81 80. 4g
Best Canned Grapes ) no premium offered;
very fine.
Best Canned Okra, Miss Alice B. Crump,
SaFdis; 81 80.
Daet Iall;ae n vor;atv ond Cuolit1y 100 ;ar,N
Mrs. Walter Hillman, Clinton; $50.
Best Strawberry Preserves, Mrs. eE. H.
Gum, Brandon 81 so,
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. c. Fl. Man
ship, jackson; no premium offered, but
worthy.
Best Onion Pickles, Mrs. E. Fl. Gum, Bran
don; 80. 80
Best Mixed Pickles. same; S..
Best Picked Mangoes, same; 50.
Best Picked Tomatoes, Mrs. Walter Hill
man, Clinton; 81.
Best India Peaches, put up in glass, same.
Best Muscadine Wine, Mrs. l.. G, ArInfield,
Rankin county; no premium offered, but
worthy.
Best Orange Preserves. Mrs. NJ. B. Richard
son, Jackson; no premium offered, but
worthy.
Il
offered, but worthy
Best Ground Red Pepper, Jas. s. Barfield,
Jackson worthy a premium.
Best Cherry Preserves, Mrs. E. H. Gum,
Brandons 81 30.
Best Dried Pears, Mrs. L. G. Armfield
Rankin county; no premium offered, but
Best variety of preserved fruits $50 iars),
Mrs. e. II. Gum, Brandon; 1925.
Best variety of pickles and carsups Isl vari-
eties) SO.
Best Apple Vinegar (excellent); no compe-
petition; Mrs. l.. c. Armfieid, Rankin CO.
Best Beeswax, same; meritorious.
Best Family Soap, for general use, r. G.
Latting, Wesson, Miss. Diploma and Sill
yer Medal.
7- Department C.
TIN, IRON AND WOODEN WARES.
Best assortment of Tinware, Mississippi
Manufacture, Diploma and Silver Medal
TO w. w. Wishart. Jackson,
The same Exhibitor m AIDE a tasteful display
of Stoves, Nantes, etc.
Best Ladies Work Box, Chas. Sciples, Pla-
-. quemine, La. ~..--...... Diploma
Best half-dozen Brooms, made by
blind person D. B. Steel Blind
Best Re- Bottomed Chair, by a blind
person, NJ. B. Wilmington, Blind
Institute ........- 500
Best bundle ,;achine made Shingles,
D. NJ Ale4anueTs I ass MAN.
schac, La.--no. competition, but diplo- |
ma recommended
III. M, TAYLOR, 4 o.
Pm. ROBINSON, COM
A awards I'm Department ID, Glass 4. |
aoRsE POWER MACHINES ron PLANTATION |
USE.
The following awards were made to the /
LOUISVILLE AGRICULTURE WORKS OF |
KY: ia -EeEs
rwo-Horse Cast Piow..t ~..,.s. Diploma |
)ne /" Steel g ............ Diploma |
e sssa.- cultivation .Diplona /
Two Steel ..s..es.. Diploma |
;craper- complete (one-horse). I. Diploma
Mr.. j. P. Swarford, of Brownsville, Kinds
ounty, Miss, was awarded Diploma for