Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-15

Best draught horse, any age, w H
! Miller, $1,000.
Best horse, two years :Or over, Robt l.
Blevins, $1,000.
Best stallion one year old, ] Crozier, ST.,
| $500.
Best saddle horse, VIM Jack, $1,000.
| Best mule over one year old, Coffin,
Martin d Co., $1,000.
Best Jennet, Jos A Mabry $500.
| Best jack, John Miller, $1,000.
! Best colt under one year old, John Mil
Ter, $1,000.
Best long wool eve, Richard Marston,
Best three fat ewes, d Williams,
! $500.
Best fine wool buck Samuel Portrum,
Rogersville, $500.
Best fine WOOL lamb, Samuel Portrum,
| Rogersvile $500.
Best fine wool eve, A Mabry, $500.
Best long wool buck, s Williams Mos
! sy Greek, $500. .r.H .I.
| Best buck, any age or breed, John Blev-
| ms, Hawkins county, $1,000.
| Best Southdown lamb, f. Nichols $500.
Best buck and three ewes, Hough x Ell
| liott, $4,000. .'.- Bono. l...
Best Cashmere buck and eve, n T Beal,
Hawkins county special premium), diplo-
ma and $1,000. .ru..fa ri l4... -..
! This special premium Is awarded after a
| thorough examination of the Cashmeres,
! and the yarn made from their wool, from
the conviction of the committee that they
are of great practical use to mankind and
every way worthy of high recognition.
4 MINERAL DEPARTMENT..
Best specimen bitulninous coal, Powel's
Valley Coal and Iron Company, $40.
Best collection of minerals, ii w Clark,
$50. .... potr.I ~ -u. .... a.
i A special premium, by J Ii johnson, for
| best collection of minerals, was awarded to
H w Clark. .a5.f..u.t. ... ---.
In former issue we stated that Mr. j B
johnson exhibited case of mineral speci-
mems, the property of the Knoxville Board
of Trade. We have since learned that we
were mistaken in this, rs the minerals on
exhibition were not the property of the
Board of Trade, but belonged to Mr. J b
johnson personally. .-.'., -.
They are the best collection in private
hands in East Tennessee and arranged
with special taste. 'i r.-.H uI ..
MISCELLANEOUS DEP ARTMENT.
fl Diplomas are awarded to all articles men
toned in this list.
Best crochet trimmings, Mrs Weather
ford.
Best hank cotton thread, Mrs H Hoss,
Jonesboro
d" Steam engine, II Watts.
d" Specimen transfer embroidery, Mrs
w J Ramage.
4" Hair switches, Rudolf Schmidt,
" Machinist's hammer, T A Burrer.
" BOquet wax flowers, Mrs + G
: Richmond
One horse wagon, 5 L Post.
" Specimen dressed flax, L l. Foust.
" Pumpkin, w b McMullen.
&" Watermelons, w b McMullen.
i, 80 Cane frame, George Richart.
Ottoman Cover Winnie c Stevens.
| - DISPLAY of leather, knoxville
J., Leather Company.
e Best privy seat, w = Hastings.
(" bar frame, Mrs NJ L, Mcfarland.
}. hank of yarn, made of Cashmere
}. goat, \ L Beal.
J, display of cigars Manufactured in Il.
t., DuclouX & Esperandieu.
piece of mechanism, + w Grills,
JonesbOrough.
, " shaw, Mrs Minerva Blevirs.
: 9 wooden shirt,
80 table cloth, @
: chinelle embroidery
spun yarn-Wool,
y all linen table cloth, Mrs L Rogan.
cotton and linen towels, :"
I | -.Ha" steam engine, L Burrier. .u. .
-.i' box butterflies, A Ebert.
e California beans Henry Mccall.
A Norway oats,
:. -.s.' Flowers made of feathers, Miss
I .."I Fanny Low, Concord.
{ ~ Set OF furs made OF goose down,
g | H T.. .E do. do; s... ....
"a Pruning shears, A r DIoulton,
1 Fall Branch, Washington co.
. Bee hive, .. do. do.
. Wreath hair work, Miss Mary
o Smith Newport.
s Fruit trees, Gaines & Ward, Monroe
}. ' county.
!, 6 smoking tobacco, NJ J Fagg Ash.
: land n {, .a..... ..-'
t :. wooden crochet, Mrs G Valley,
a JonesborO'
bunch cut flowers, r A Stegall,
.. kingston ..fHu fuH ..
g crochet collar, Mrs. T. J. Moffit,
e New Market. .s.
/ - wax cross aud flowers, Mrs. w. j.
}. a. .fl Ramage, Knoxville.
Real Estate Transfers.
The following are the the real estate
J, transfers for the past week