Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-11

&. Craig & Co. For the best collection oi
flower FOOLS, bulbs and seeds; best collection
OF flowers; best boquet two teet highl, best
table design OF flowers, best rustic basket Of
flowers, and best rustic stand OF flowers. r.
q. Craig Co. were awarded six separate
prizes.
HOME PRODUCT INDUSTRY.
For the best barrels of flour and eOrnmeal,
Murray & Brown, Of the Loosahatchie mills
Two separate premiulls)i best display of
honey, in comb, ]. 5. WorshaIn; best hve
pounds OF butter, Mrs. II. L. Cannon; best col
elections of jeliies, preserves, pickles, jams and
catsups, Mrs. A. B. haynes; best collection of
dried fruits, f. ). Elan; best display OF do
nestle canned fruits and vegetables, Mrs. F..
II. DOwdy; best Jar of ornamental preserves,
cut by hand, Mrs. Lee Parham, OF LaGrange
best blackberry wlne, Mrs. L, W. Finley; Oest
muscadine wine, Mrs. A. o. Harris; next best
muscadine wine, Mrs. &. ). Elan; best soup
ernOng wine, Mrs. L. W. finiay; next best
seuppenong wine, Mrs. II. E. canon; best dis
play Of syIuPs and eordtais, Mrs. A. o. Har-
ris; best display OF bread, Mrs. G. Meicalf;
second best display of bread Mrs, j. w.
Browne; handsomest ornamental Iced cake,
two feet high, Joseph Specht q Walter best
homemade sugar candy, Miss Moilie LedDet-
better, secOnd-beSt homemade sugar candy,
Miss Maggie Glenn; best display homemade
candies, specht Walter.
LADIES NEEDLEwORK, EMBROIDERY,
ETC.
For the finest and largest display Of female
handioraft, embracing needlework, em6roid-
cry, knitting, cTOchetIRg, raised work, tapes
try, Opera-clCak-, knitted Work, ETC., the pre-
mium of one hundred dollars was awarded to
Mrs. Carrie Parker.
In this depart ment the following persons re.
ceived premiums. Best suit Of gentlemeu's
clothes, Mrs. John NJ M'Brooks; best suit Of la
dies undergarments, Mrs. Carrie Parker; best
worsted quilt, Mrs. T. Noel; best cotton quilt,
Miss Naomi Kelly; best silk quilt, Mrs. A. J.
HAYS; best homemade rug, Miss NJ. A.
HAYNES; best homemade carpet, Mrs. George
b Fleece; best raised WORK, Mrs. NJ. +. Nance;
best silk embroidery, Mrs. A. q, Ma one best
applique work, Mrs, 4. 5, Hammond; best
chemfse-hand, MTH. y. B. M'Ewen; best gown
yoke, Miss Marcia Moshyi best display OF em-
brOioery, Mrs. L, B M'Farlandi best afghan,
Lake; best scarf, Mrs. B. n. Estes; best crochet
set, Mrs. Anna Buckham; best pair
ally; best hemmed handkerchief by girl
under thirteen years Of age, Miss Lille Walk
er; best display Of hair work, Mrs. =. Sohn;
best wax work, Mrs. Z. W. Metcalf; best seed
work, Mrs. A. B, Haynes; best rustic work,
Miss Belle D. Fowler best bead work, Mrs. ID.
9. Gibson; best wax flowers, Miss Anna Il.
Brown, best paper flowers, Mrs. ID u. Gibson
best shirt, Mrs. NJ. RunyOn; best nne shirt,
Mrs. T. J. Cogswell; best braiding, Mrs. n.
Runyon; best leather work, Mrs. ID. q. 5ibson;
best tapestry In worsted and hoss by Ten
nessee lady, Mrs. W. A. Nelson; best three
pairs OF socks, by q lady over fitty years Of
age, Mrs. c. a. Moon second best, Mrs. Thorn
as M'Gowan,
FINE ARTS AND MUSICAL INsTRU-
MEN4S.
Best original landscape, from nature, In oil,
Miss Emma GuytOn; best original animal,
nom nature, Ia oil, Miss Emma Guyton; best
original fruit piece, in oil, Miss Emma Gay
ton; best display Of pianos, L. Goepel; best
reed organ, L. Goepel.
EXPERTS AND MILKB6AIDs.
For the best plowman, the committee
awarded the premium to 3. ". Brooks, of
Cloverland grange, and he generously donated
his prize 10 the assoc iation.
EXTRA PREMIUMS TO ORANGES.
The three premiums Of 500, so and S26, OF.
fered for the best display OF agricultural
products by grange OF the patrons OF huE-
bandry, were awarded to Melrose grange.
There was no competition 10 this display BY
other oranges.