The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-29
MIDDLE FLORIDA A. Nd VI. AS
ISOLATION.
Premiums Awarded at the Third
Annual Fair 1891.

DEPARTMENT A-Ca5s g Best bushe oats,
p. Houstoun, So; best bale upland cotton, w. T.
Webster s. bes; bushele corn for bread, W. T.
Webster 50 best bushea rice, W T. Webster,
81; best bushel turnips, Mrs Mcmahon, 81 best
5 bushels sweet potatoes, W. I. Webster, S.
best bushel corn for stock, Col JuO. Bradford,
So; best bushel field peas. Col Jno Bradford, 81.
Glass Best 90 pounds country lard p. Hous
toun, 81; best 10 pounds, hard soap, Mrs. J. B.
Switzer. 81 best half barrel picked pork, home
made George Henry, $5s best bushel meal, b.
F. Isler, $9; best 2 gallons vinegar, home made,
b. f. Isler, So best 10 pounds sofl soap, Holle
Jones, 81 best barrel sugar, Florida or Georgia
made, Jno. Bradford, 50; best barrel syrup, Flor
ida CT Georgia made, II. f. Bradford, $5.
DEPARTMENT B-Ciass /. Best pounds dried
figs p. Houstoun, 81; best loaf light bread,
George Rollins, 81 best orange preserves, Mrs
Ames, ST. best collections of articles in this de-
partment, Mrs. Whitaker.$5.
DEPARTMENT C.-CldSs l. Best homemade
hearth-rug, Mrs. NJ v Whitaker, So
Class 2. Best hearth rug Mrs r. A. Whitfield,
81 best tablecloth marked in initial Miss Ma
nucey, 81.
Class 8. Best pillow sham, Mrs. L. Douglass,
81 best child's sacque embroidered, Mrs. H. s.
Eliot, 81; best slipper embroidered, 81.
Class l. Best bands in tatting, Mrs. J. B.
Switzer, 81 best crocheted tidy, Miss Argyle
81 best crocheted sacquG, Mrs A. L. Randolph.
81: best crocheted shawk made by exhibitor in
Middle Florida, Miss T. Cameron, So.
Class 5. Best handkerchief, Mrs. Llambias, 81;
best specimen plain nee6lework by hand Miss
Llambias 81; best specimen child dress, Miss
Sarah Beard, 81.
Class G. Best patchwork quilt in cotton. Miss
f. j Stevenson. SO; best raised work qali, Mrs.
& c. Lewis, $3 best logscabin quilt, Mrs. B. c.
Lewis So.
Class Z Best specimen wax flowers, Miss Ad-
die Girard, So; best specimen artificial feather
flowers, Miss Julia DeColts, 81 best specimen
palmetto work, Miss Julia DeCotts Sc; best
specimen shuck-work MiAs NJ. Philips, So; best
wire-grass basket work. Mrs Barefoot, So best
scale-work, Miss Demills, So; best shell-work
Miss Scott, SO; best wax-cross, Mrs Mccaskill,
So
DEPARTMENT D.-CliGs IA years. Best tidy,
Miss Lila Vason, 81; tlee most neatly dressed
doll, Miss Aggie Vason, Scots; best crayon draw
ing Miss Alice Brevard, 81; best set table mats,
Miss Ellie Manucey, 81; best perforated board
cross, Miss Marie Watts, 81 best six button holes
Miss Marie Waits, 5Ocls; best set furniture, Mas
ter George Perkins, premilm recommended; best
sample patchwork quilt, Miss Leila Chaires, 81;
best pair cushions, Miss Carrie Chaires, 81
DEPARTMENT E.-Cla5s 4 Best barrel shell
lime John A. Pearce, $2a
DEPARTMENT F.-Bes! display of crayon or
pencil drawing, ]. A. Cfaig, Jr., diploma, So
best cabinet OF stuffed birds Miss Julia DeCotts,
diploma, So; best specimen oil painting Miss
Bette Bythewood, diploma, S.; best specimen
plain penmanship, Miss f. Perkins, diploma 81;
best specimen ornamental penmanshp, Miss F.
Perkins, diploma, So; best cabinent of curiosi-
ties Ephriam Brevard, diploma, So; best speci-
men landscape pencil drawing Miss F. Perkins,
diploma, 50; best display paintings in water
colors, Miss F. Perkins, diploma, So; best dis
play hair work, Miss Perkins, So.
DEPARTMENT H.-CGss 1. Best 200 oranges,
S. F. Maxwell. T
Class 8. Best scuppctnong wine, Geo. W.
DEpARTMENr H-Cydss g. Best blackberry
wine, Miss Lucy Randolph, diploma.
Class 2. Best collection pear trees, w. II. Has
kell, diploma.
CLass4: Best collection pot flowers, Miss Fan
ME Perkins, s..
DEPARTMENT I.-CEG&l /. Best Jersey bull any
age John Bradford, $40.
Class ?. Best bull common, 3 years and over,
P Houston, $5 best bull common years and
under 3. Geo. F. Henry, e5Y
Class 4. Best Poland sew, ], c. Kemper, $3
Isler, S.; BEST largest and fattest heg, j. c. Kem-
per, $5; best pen of fat hogs, j. @. kemper, $40;
best lot Of pigs not less than five, J. c. Kemper
Class G. Best black breasted red game, W. A.
Papy, 81; best trio game chickens, John A.
Class Z. Best trio Turkeys, A. McMahou, 81
best trio common turkeys, P, Houstoun, So; best
trio white turkeys, W. Z. Beard, So
Class 8. Best pair musGovy ducks, ]. A. Craig
DEPARrMENT L--CIats 6. Best display and
variety of pigeons, Cary w, Gamble. So
DEPARTMENT J-C1ats 2. Best mare 4 years
old and upwards, p. Houstoun, s. best mare
years old and under three, p Houstoun, SIS;
best mare1 year old and under 2, w. T. Web
ster IS; best brood mare, colt by side, W. T.!
Webster, $40; best colt Under enc year old, w.
T. Webster, So; best gelding years old and over,
d. A. Finlayson, So best stallion wears old and
over, G. P. Davis, $40; hest stallion Q years old
and under 8, d. F. Pspy. B5; best mare colt under
year old, w. K. Beard, IS; best horse colt
year and under 2, B. F. Walker, So; best gelding
3 years and under 4, G. F. Henry, $5
Class 5. Best mule'1 year old and under 2,
John A.. Pearce, $5; bess mule Q years old and
under three, B. f. Walker, IS. ..s.+
DEPARTMENT K-C2dss 6. Finest male baby,
w. d. Vincent, silver cupworth IS finest female
baby, Miss Edith Elliot, silver cup worth S.