The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-11-12

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For best handmade calico dies; third
! premium. five dollars: awarded 10 aAiiss NJ
/ 4 Cole, of Columbus
Fer best tucked skirt 81 sri urtsr 4
/ wears old. Premit:nl i've aoilaYs. Awarded
+ to Miss NJ 4 Cole, Columbus.
( For beet fnfsfltS l.ia. Premium one dollar.
! Awarded Ia Ms G 5 I'riestly, Canton
I For best inldnt'- apron. Premium one
dollar. Awarded to Mrs {. :. Pricstiy, Can
( ton.
For best infants SACK. Premium fwo DOL
! lars. Awarded TO Mrs PrieslF, can
For best chiId's cleak. Premium three
dollars. Awarded to Mrs Priestly, Cam
! ton.
! For best pillow cases-em hroidered or
chain stitched. Premium THREE dollars.
/ Awarded 10 Mrs G Pretty, of Canton.
! For best ealicadEess by girl under - years
old. Pad premium tiFf slai,. sfs-e 4 p" 7std
| TO Miss Ntttie Coj3iti-. lste Nin-
! For best knit SbaH > N ir@aium Of
/ fered. Blue ribbon AWARDED - MIR L
+ Bailey. Jackson.
/, For beet lamp mats. Pleiaian, 'lirce ii :
/ lars. Awarded to Mrs George s il1. Of OK
ford.
For best hem-stitehed lalnlkegcI6eG Pre-
| MUM two dollars. Awarded - Miss IofJ,
| Canton.
Fer best embroidery in wafsfed cr silh.
Premium five dollars. Awarded 10 Mr. "
l. Nugent. Jackson.
For best embroidery on iAnne'. Ioaor-
able mention by the cor mit-ce Of Mrs >to-
ieuwerck, jackson. Aged - years.
For best embroidered CHEN 3.at Isr
mium $40. aWarae 10 NJ p. Sac.
Jackson.
For besc opera cloak-enh t.sisf-.i- Pc
MUM five dollars. Awarded - Miss Ala
Collier, Brandon.
Mis- /; I PHILfrs,
+ Buck,
j /. LAKE
l. { GUM,
Awarding Committee.
CLASS NO. 3.
COMPETITION LIMITED TO MISS IsTIPPI.
For best calico pa'chw quilt Premi-
um five dollars. Awarded to Mrs Ben Whit
field, Clinton.
For best comfort full size Premium s..
Awarded TO Mrs Ben Whitfield, Clinton.
For best sofa cushion. Premium two dol
lars. Awarded Co Mrs Waiter Hilman, Clin-
ton
For best carriage afghan. Premium two
dollars, Awarded 10 Mrs Walter IIlGIan.
For best cotton long hose. Premium two
dol.rs Awarded 20 Mrs Sophia Dryius.
Jackson.
For best wors.cd quilt Premium five
dollars. Awarded to Mrs Mary y Brown,
For bestsiIE quilt Premium five dollars.
Awarded Il Mrs \ Po erS, ShuGuiak
For best baby carriage afghan. Premium
two dollars Awarded 10 Mrs James VI Me-
kce. Jackson.
For best embroidery on bObhinetting. No
premium offered. Blue ribbon awarded to
Mrs VI Kelly, Jackson.
For best crib quilt by girl under II years
old. Premium five dollars. Awarded to Miss
Cola Barr. Jackson
For best ottoman cover. Premium two
dollars, Awarded to Mrs Gambrell, Ok
ford.
For best counterpanc wove. Premium
five dollars; Awarded to Mrs Fannie Hol-
brook, Rankin
Airs r T PHuIPs,
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s J L LAKE,
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Awarding Committee,
Mrs G 5 Priestlv, OF Canton, is awarded
the 'swpepstake" premium offered by
a dress pattern worth thirty dollars. or other |
Foods fthe same value, she having rtceiy- |
ed the greatest number Of awards in hat d. |
made needle work regardless a TIE value Of |
such awards
SECRETARY.
AND MILL FABRICS AND MANUFAC- |
TUREs BY HAND.
For holt Of sheetino exhibited and manu-
featured by Pioneer Manufacturing Compa-
nv, Meridian, honorable mention by COM
mittee.
For Id bale cotton yarn, exhibited and
manufactured by Pioneer Manufacturing
Company Meridian Miss, honorable men
ton by Committee.
The following premiums were awarded
to the Mississippi Mills, Wesson. Miss.
For best OF. O-naburgs on holf, Diploma |
For best white jeans. ALI wool filling.
For best colOred g 9
For best linsey-one bolt.
For best shir;itc.
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