The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-10-26
PREMIUMS AWARDED
AT HE
FIFTEENTH ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE
"nseTSoa Farmers & &Nechani:s' Association
October 18th, 10Th and ao,b

<A-N-sC<AlS AIh
OF TIE
'''-e''0a FARMERS &AechaHi:s' Association,
October 18th. 10Th and aoth.
:, I""' ,T"P-HcSt bale native hay & =
beaty bushei red wheat Texas in,I.rl
y: i. Welsh: red oats, W. A. MoorhcaL :.
W!n,er W, u, grazing white oats anu field meas
w -: Erskine; winter grazing oats and
,,;, ID. r. Crayton d Sons; sample
Wnlte WI corn az ears, and homiry. II. p
i'iack yellow corn ~ earsl, =. i. King ::
'apie peas, Miss Matte Cater; bushei
oi IRISH potatoes, the frs; md smr",,S
crop w. W. Humphreys snenimnn
ihangei wursei beet, W. W. Iiumphrcvs
sample cotton - stalks, j. A. WiIos !.
I'M i;' one bale, Oliver Bolt bushcl rough
n, nv unu specimen winter squash, j. ii.
h9wden beets, Mrs. W. A. McFail leaf
tobacco, ). G. &. Parsons largest varictw
oi garden vegetables, Mrs. w. w. Hum
pisy; phireys; best specimen of pumpkin, Win.
Shirley. Favorable mention made or thn
In!lowing: Specimen of pumpkin. Geo
w. Maret; sample Of pomegranatcs, Miss
i,:,, iua larrer; ripe tomatoes, Mrs. Geo. w.
Mliler white corn, J. J Neville; speci.
men OF cabbage, J. II, Bowden: carrots
and radislIcs Mrs w. W. HuInphrevs
sample OF cotton, gnned by Outlets Steel
brush Tin, Sullivan Il Bro.
:, Cate, Shrep and Hogs COW over
years; Devon COW overs years, Aver
sure Dull over three wears, Ayershjre
pun one to two years, Aycrshire COW over
thrce years, Jersey bull one to two wears.
heitcr two TO three years, hcifrr one to
two years, i. l.. Crayton & Sons Aver.
Shire helfcr one to two years, J. e.. White
held, Jr.; Ayershire heifer (Grade) under
tw0 years, W. II. Humphreys Jersey
call tGradc) under one year, W. G.. Hum.
phreys; Graded bull under ono wear
nufus Burriss. Premium recommended
l"r the following: Napoleon China hogs,
j. Il. Lewis.
Horses Best stallion open to world T
W. Davis; best stallion two to three wears
Old, County raised, Reuben Clark best
stallion under two years old, County
raised, kelth Provost; best stallion u1i-
der one year old, County raised, B. +.
Irayton * Sons; brood mare open TO the
world, j.. \: Eandiver; brood marc,
County raised, J. II. Burns; filly under
TWO years old, County raised, WtC. Hum
phreys h!ly under one year old, County
raised >; II. Burns; mule colt under two
years Old, County raised, S. \. Whitaker;
pair horses broken to harness, omen To
the world, J. l.. Allen; fancy team open
to tho world, J. l.. Allen model gcldipg
open to the world, w. II. Glenn; single
harness horse open to the world Nandi.
open 10 the world, j. r. Nandiver sad
die horse open TO the world, Swillen Nc
Fall saddle horse County raised, r. G.
Withersppon saddle marc open to the
world, q. Ernest Brown; pair mules
open 20 the world, W. T. Dean.
Foufry-Best pair turkeys, J. II. Bow
den; common and musrovy ducks, Mrs.
+. B. Murray; trio improved fowls, pair
fancy chickens and pair bantaEls, B.
Frank Crayton. Favorable mention
made Of following: Pair bantams, Roht.
Maxwell coop ofpigeons, Eugene Cray
ton.
-Mnujarhrcr's Department "i"-Guano
distributor and cotton planter, J. A. FL
liott; combination cotton planter and
manure distributor, J. c. Gnffin; New
Home sewing machine, C. A. Reed. Hon
orable mention made Of agricultural i'm
plements exhibited by Sullivan & Bro.
Manufacturer "B-Pair brogans made
in tho State, dress boots, dress shoes, la
dies shoes and CATERS, r. Y. H. Nance.
Manufacturer "C"'-Best woolen coverlet,
Miss VI. J. Mckee; cotton counterpane,
Miss Maggie Gambrell; woolen stock
ings, Mrs. Frank Duncan woolen socks,
Miss Lou Drake; cotton stockings. Mrs
J. w. Rosemond; homo made shawl
and towel, Mrs. kennemore.
Household Department "A''-Sample lard
and okra for winter Use, Mrs. j s. HfuT-
ray (: butter. Mrs. J. r. Skclton ham
with receipt, Mrs *. IS. Towers do
dried apples and largest variety of apples,
j ii Bowden; dried peaches, Mrs j w
Norris; Chinese syrup, Ernest NJ Browne.
Favorable mention made of the following,
which deserved premium but for which
no premium was offered: Sample do
mOstic cider, Mrs "a G. FretwelI; SAM
pie home made beer, Wade G Hum
phreys.
Household "B' 40. Peach and apple
preserves, Mrs f l. Clark; ounce pre-
serves, Mrs II l. Keys; pear and cherry
preserves, MrsJ S Murray; muscadine
hull preserves. Mrs J G Cunningham.
Household "B' No. 2-Applo and ounce
jelly, Mrs r L Keys; old field plum jelly.
Miss Lula Watson cherry jelly and
dino jelly, Mrs B MCGEE; crab apple
and peech jelly, Mrs X McCully;
Blackberry and raspberry jelly, Mrs W
4 McFall; black berry jam, Miss Anna
V Humphreys. The following articles
not mentioned in the premium list were
deserving of premiums and are worthy
Of special mention; Ounce and pear
meiade and apple butter, Mrs G Gun
ningham; apple marmelade, Miss Lula
Watson.
Household "C-'-Cucumber pickle, Mrs
W w Humphreys; peach pickle, tomato
catsup and red pepper catsup, Mrs
Murray; cherry pickle, Mrs B l. Maui
din; mixed pickle, Mrs J H Townsend;
Miss II e Reed; red cabbage pickle, Miss
Annie Bleckley watermelon rind pickle,
Mrs Il Skelton; green tomato pickle,
Miss Lula Watson; cucumber catsup,
Miss Emma Clark; higden salad and
ounce pickle, Mrs II l. Keys. Favorable
mention: Crab apple pickles, Miss Lula
Watson.
Household "U'-Canned peaches, Mrs A
Is Towers; canned apples, Miss May
Neal; canned cherries, Mrs w w Hum.
phreys canned tomatoes and okra, Mrs
J l. Todd; canned ounces and brandy
peaches, Mrs II l. Moorhead canned to-
inatocs, Mrs ii Clarke. Favorable
Fall branded strawberries and black
berries, Miss Anna McCrath.
H,uschold "E'-I.oaf wheat bread, Mrs
y l. Fletwell; specimen biscuit and
.:.sk, Mrs A i Towers; specimen rolls,
Tilda Agnew hutter crackers and cold
slaw, Ms Murray; plain cake, Mrs
e + Kecse; sponge cake. Mrs . Earle;
salad, Mrs Lou Keys; ham and beef
sandwiches, Mrs w w Humphreys !;
largest number Of articles exhibited, Mrs
w " Humphreys. The following article
not mentioned in the premium list was
deserving Of a premium: Jelly cake, Mrs
W w Humphreys.
Household "F-Grape wine, Mrs ] A
Drake; black berry wine, Mrs J WTodd
muscadine wine, Miss Lizzie Hix; soup
pernong wine, Miss Laura Walker; cher
nv and tomato wines, Miss Anna McGrath;
blackberry and cherry cortlials, Miss
Anna Bleckley. 4 large number of arti.
cles were entered iI this department