Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-10

B. II. Cutter, NASHVILLE.
Wild grape jelly, three entries-pyemium
Mr.. Fl. G. Graves, Davidson county.
Raspberry jelly-premium Mrs. Robert
McClay, Edgefeld.
Strawberry jelly, three entries-premium
Mrs. Robt. McClay, Edgefeld.
Goossberry jelly, four entries-premium
Mrs. II. Q. Graves, Davidson county.
Apple jelly, eight entries-premium Mrs.
Robert McClsy, Edgefeld.
Currant jelly, three entries-premium
Mrs B. r. Gutter, Nashville.
Crystalized peaches-premium, Mrs B R
Cutter, Nashville.
PICKLES AND CATsUP.
Cucumber pickles, entries-premium,
Mrs Jane Watkin, Davidson county.
Cabbage pickle, entries premium,
Mrs JDo Overton, Davidson county.
Mixed pickle, 6 entries -premium, Mrs
B S Rbes, Nashville.
Pepper pickles, 6 entries-premium, Mrs
| Jane Watkins, Davidson county.
Tomato pickles, entries-premium, Mrs
J o Griffith, city.
Sweet peach pickle, entries-premium.
Mrs w G Groomes, Gallatin, Tenn.
Tomato catsup, entries-premium. Mrs
| Robt McClay, Edgefeld.
Walnut catsup-premium, Mrs Jane
| Watkins, Davidson county.
Cucumber Sauce, 3 entries-Premiuu.
Mrs o Griffith, city.
Best display Of Pickles and Catsups-
Premium, Mrs L r Wilson, city.
BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS AND. coNFEc-
TIONERY.
Best two loaves- wheat bread made with
salt yeast, entries-Premi1m, Mrs Louisa
Carnes, Nashville.
Best two loaves Of wheat bread, made
with hop yeast, 8 entries-Premiuru, Mrs.
Robt. McClay, Edge6eId.
Best IL beaten biscuit, without soda or
any chemicals, 9 entries-Preminm, Mrs B
r Cutter, city.
Best Jelly cake, home-made-Pre
Miss Mollie Gutter, CITY.
Best white cake, h3he made, eutr.es-
Premium, Miss Sallie -, Nashville.
In the miscellaneous department the fol-
lowing entries were on exhibition:
| BY Mr. Jno Overton-plum marmalade,
cherry bounce, peach cordial, soft soap,
onion pickles, grated horseradish, apple
cordial.
BY Mrs B R Cutter-gellatine Jelly,
guinness canned.
By Mrs A NJ TennisoD-cherry cordial,
raspberry cordial, apple vinegar, native figs.
By Mrs L r Wilson = gooseberry cordial,
peach cordial, blackberry cordial.
By Mrs. Jane Wstkins.-Pepper sauce,
| pepper catsup, walnut pickle.
BY Mrs. s. A. Watson.-Blackberry jel-
ley.
BY Miss Jennie Ewing.-Sponge cake.
Large display OF vegetables, including
fourteen varieties of sweet potatoes.-By
ALI. 81. Douglas.
Best bale of cottol-Two entries, premi-
um to I. D. Brown, entered by McC utcheon
& Lawler, Jackson, Tenn.
The display of carriage work made by
W. G. Garrett, Murfreesboro, Tenn, work.
manship considered very fine was awarded
| q diploma.
HARNESS.
Display by John Kelly, Murfreesboro,
| Tenn. The entries in this class was nu-
merous and workmanship could not be ex-
celled. The Association awarded a diplo-
ma.
POWER HALL.
No premiums offered for MACH merry and
agricultural implements.
1u6 NY VI IL
Stockell g. Co., of Nashville, are deemed
worthy of special notice: Display Of corn
shelters, cider mills, hay, fodder and straw
cutters, water drawers, animal yokes, seed
sewers, hay forks, cotton planters, subSoI
plows, farm and church bells, turning
plows, cotton scrapers, cotton sweeps, dou-
Bile shovels, bull tongues, sod plows, bill
side plows, cultivsting plows, garden plows,
fertilizers, fire extinguishers, lime, farm
wagons, small farm wagods, step ladders,
terra Gotta vases and sewer pipes.
Best general display of agricultural i'm
plements and machinery.
Best general display Of wagons.
Best general display in Power Hall.
The following articles exhibited in Power
Hall, are also considered worthy of special
notice:
English Scientific Washer, by George D.
Hughes, agent, Edgeield, Tenn.
Buggy-W 6 Garrett, Murfreessoro.
Buggy harness, English and Spanish sad
dles-John Kelly, Murfreesboro.
Display of sod-turning, hillside, garden
and subsol plows, bull-tongues, double
shovels, cotton scrapers and sweeps-Brin-
ly, Miles & Hardy, Louisville, KY.
Display of pumps, pump fixtures, gas
fixtures, hydraulic rams, sewer pipes and
crystal fountains-David Grewar, Nash
vile.
Gas machine 81 Needles & Co, Nash
vile.
Patent gate latch (model) John P Sic
phens, williamson county, Tenn.
In this numerous list of articles nothing
strikes the committee IS being of so great
value and interest to the farmer as Brinley's
universal pillow, whether considered with
reference to the skillful adaptation ofmeans
to end, or the economy in price OF so great
variety. JAS. A. RIDLEY,
DIR. ALEX. JACKSON,
BENZ. HARLAN.
TIE ARENA.
The following premiums were awarded
in the arena:
Saddle Gelding-Pre MUM to N. S. Cock
rill, of Davidson county.
Saddle Mare-Premium TO j. G. Robin
son, of williamson.
Saddle Mare or Gelding-Premium to
Jas. Creech, of Davidson.