Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-09-30
SOME MORE SPECIAL PaEaIUns
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Knoxville's Entries il the
\H Eastern Division Fair.

For the most graceful equestrienne-an
elegant ludy's Saddle. ~
COLLECTION OF FLOWERS,
For the finest collection of flowers
grown BY any one lady-Sl0 offered BY
DR., I. c. Hunter.
For the best painting by any lady
S25 premium BY Williams, Sturges &
Co. . '..r . .f.
I WAX WORK.
For the best specimen Of wax work
made by the LADY exhibiting it-SlO by
Mr.. w. A. Anderson, I n rV
EMBROIDERY.
For the best specimen of embroidery,
Sic; premium BY Mason & Lambright.
a. '.aaa JEANS. g .ra -7.s
For the best full pattern Of gray mixed
jeans, s. by j. F. j. Lewis.
.. .-. ELOCUTION. .....
For the best boy speaker from the pub.
lie schools, $40; by j. G. J. Williams.
RESOURCES OF TENNESSEE.
FIR the best essay upon the resources
of Tennessee, written by member of the
Sophomore class in the Fast Tennessee
University, $40; premium by George W.
Mabry.
BEST ESSAY.
For the best essay written by a,girl
under fifteen years Of age in the public
schools OF Knox county, $40; by Thos.
L. Williams.
HOMEMADE WINE.
For the best bottle Of homemade wine
So, to be paid by the judges who de-
eide upon its merits.
,ur LIGHT BSEAD.
For the best loaf OF light bread
handsome shawl by Clinton & McDer.
mott. '-r4. Ht -....
UGLIEsT MAN.
For the uglest man on the ground-a
handsome walking cane; to be awarded
BY committee Of ladies.
HEAVIEST MEN.
For the four heaviest men from one
couuty-four gallons of oysters; by John
Scberf '"ifi tl'"tf f.H 4ltsl"
PLow-BOY.
For the best plow.boy under Is years
of age, Excelsior one horse pillow; by A.
Gredig. @ ..aa" a.aa.tr -
CIGARS.
For the best cigar manufactured in |
East Tennessee, S., by F. Hockenjos. !
BUTTEH SCOTCH. '
For the best butter scotch candy,
81 so in gold; by Spiro & Bro.
BUTTEK. .I".H..
+ For the best 10 lbs butter, S.; by
Wayne W. Wallace. @ iH
LEAF TOBACCO. H '.
For the best home, made leaf tobacco,
S.; by Peter Ritter.
PLANTS IN POTS.
..
For the best assortment of plants under
pot culture, variegated foliage, S. ; by
Jno. McGrath.
HALF,BARREL.
For the best half-barre, 81 80; by
Betterton & Rollings.
wvLKING HORSE.
For the hest walking horse, $l5 bed,
stead by Ristine 4 May.
FASTEST RUNNER.
For the fastest runner in foot race,
S.; by l.. G. Sheppard.
..t. -s SACK RACE.
For the winner 10 a sack race, $40
box Of cigars; by Mich. Eiaer, (ten en-
tries). 's9I eeoil tBlI L
~ NEEDLEwoRK. .i
For the finest specimen Of needlework
by John +. Horue. 4 q
N@ SINGING. .aT
For the best singing class from the pub.
lie schools, fine gold medal by Fl.
Shubert.
COFFEE.
For the young lady who makes the
best cup of coffee one years subscrip>
tiou to the Wing and Chronicle" by
the W. & c. Co. s'''' .a'A
NEATEsT DRESSED YOUNG LADY.
B For the neatest dressed young lady on
the ground, SIS hat, BY JAS. Maloy;
committee to decide, R. A. Armstrong,
II. II. IugersOll and Sam House. .'
i-g SWEET POTATOES. ry
For the best bushel OF sweet potatoes,
one nest Of measures, consisting Of half
bushel. peck, gallon, half.gallon and
quart: by Samuels & Campbell.
~ ssa2 PISTOL SHOT! sa~ it
For the best pistol shot. sle nickle>
plated revolver; by S. B. Luttrell. /