Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1875-10-16

Mrs Robert McNelly, 81; best qui1ice
jelly, Mrs J w Thomas. 81 best plum
jelly, Mrs A NJ Bonham, 81: best
grape jelly, Mrs # L Cate, 81;
best musadine jelly. Mrs T l. Cate, ST !;
best display of jeIlies, Mrs. VIM. Min.
mis-, 90; best half busheI dried peach
es, Mrs Isham Vest, LOO; best apple
preserves, Mrs I L Cate, 100; best
peach preserves, Mrs ] III Reynolds,
I 90; best ounce preserves, Mrs J w
Thomas, LOO; best pear preserves, Mrs
J Jones, LOO; best plum preserves,
Mrs A NJ Bonham, LOO; best musca-
dine preserves, Mrs Jones, LOO; best
canned tomatoes, ] 81 Reynolds, 100;
best basket flowers, Miss Florence Ba-
ker, 2 90; best pyramid bouquet, Mrs
Miss Matte Coulter, LOO; best vase
flowers, Miss Florence Baker, 100;
best pot plants, A E Blunt, / 90
DOMESTIC FABRICS.
Best quilt, cotton patch, Mrs. VIM.
Blair. 81; best quilt, worsted, Mrs. j
w Ramaey. 81; best quilt, log cabin,
Mrs. Whitman, So; best quilt, white,
Miss Emma Bell. 81: best blanket,
Mrs L FL Ruder, 81; best Counterpart,
Mrs. VIM. Cate. So {; best coverlet, Mrs
Miss l. ] Hannah, 81; best hose, cot
ton, Mrs Caroline Standifer, 81; best
wooden half. hose, Mrs G. Quinn, 81 /;
best cotton half hose, Mrs David Coff-
man, 81 best carpet rug, Mrs Char
lotte Peak, 50; best hair carpet, Mrs
G Cockreham, 81; best wooden
hearth rug, Mrs j e Dyke, 81; best
turfted hearth rug, Mrs E Shugart, 81 !:
best mixed jeans, Mrs Caroline Standi-
fer, 81; best brown jeans, Mrs VIM
Blair, 50 best linsey, Mrs Charlotte
Peck, 81; best fly brush. Miss
J w Thomas, 81 best braiding
cotton, Mrs A B Minton, 81 !;
best fancy lamp mats, Mrs l. V
Nixon, 81 best sett table mats, Mrs
J T DeArmond, 81; best set toilette,
Mrs L V Nixon, 81 ; best tray crochet,
Miss LIZZIE Lea, 81 best worsted crO-
best bead work, Miss Vallie Simmons,
ST; best letting, Miss Frances E Han
nah, 81; best embroidery, silk, Miss
| Maggie Bard, 81; best embroidery
worsted, Mrs r F Sloan, 81; best em-
broidery cotton, Miss Josie Watkins,
ST. best wax flowers, Miss Sallie
Walker, 81; best crystalized grass,
Miss Mary Craigmiles, 81; best linen
suit, Mrs d M Nelson, So best white
apron, Miss Fannie Cate, 81.
SADDLERY.
Horse collars, w o White d; Co., 81
Buggy harness, Jas II Reynolds, 800
Riding brides, Jas H Reynolds, 200
Mans saddle, Geo w Mayo, 200. Calf
skins, NJ Julian. 200. Upper leather
M Julian, 200.
- MISCELLANEOUS.
Cooking stove, Hawkins. Butt & Co,
diploma. Display iron ware, w w
Wood & Co, 500. One-half dozen
brooms, d M McReynolds, LOO Smut
ter and cooked separator, o G Vander~
hoof & Co., diploma. Corn shelter,
Collier, Sloan & Co., diploma. Straw
cutter, Collier Sloan & Co., diploma.
Two horse wagon, Geo Virgins, 800.
TwO-horse pillow (chilled), Cate & Wal
ker, agents, diploma. Double shovel
plow, w S Alexander, 200. PlOw
stock, w S Alexander, 200. Top
buggy, Tennessee make, Fechner u
Bro, 1000. No top buggy, Tennessee
make, Fechner & Bro, 500. Omni-
bus. Geo Virgins, diploma.
FAT MANS FESTIVAL.
Through the kindness of Mr.. Upton,
editor of the Herald, and one of the
1" fat men," we were furnished with q
! ticket to the festival at the OcOee
House, and must say it was festival
Indeed The tables were literally
fsere~ded with the good things of earth:
6breaf f em gpbefs on nntsssf rom era
District. Altogether it was merry
occasion, and Mr.. Gibson, Of the Ocoee
House, set good table. r.. B.