Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-02-23
PREMIUMS
TO be Given at Seed Show on
Tuesday, February Goth.
CLASS I-GRA1N.

The best IS ears of bread corn !;
premium by +. p. Gracey, $1,000
%confined to exhibits from MOntgom-
cry, Chatham, Houston and Stew
art counties.)
For best Is ears of Willis corn !;
premium by Ed. Drane, one Berk-
shire pig, worth $500.
For best 25 ears of corn for all pur-
poses premium by G. p. Warfield,
one Chester pig, worth $1,000.
For best % ears of yellow corn !;
premium by A. r.. Hall 4 Son.,
one fine hat, So; b. F. Hardin & Co.,
500.
For best 10 ears garden corn; pre-
MUM by Democrat, one years sub
scription, $1.5O.
For best popcorn, 10 ears premi-
UNI by THE TOBACCO LEAF, one
years subscription, $500.
For best display of corn premium
by Fox q Smith, of GAINESVILLE,
and Gray, Fall & Co., Nashville, one
Malta cultivatOr, $500.
For One-half busheI of white corn,
shelied, weighing the greatest num-
Der of pounds; premium by r. l..
Duvall, Agt, Dayton Hedge Co., 40
rods hedge fence, 5000.
For One-half bushels of yellow
corn, shelled, weighing the greatest
number of pounds premium by A.
q. GOOdlett, one Chester pig, worth
$500.
WHEATON best One-half bushel
wheat, any variety; premium by w.
p. Johnson, pair of game chickens,
$500.
Best One-half bushel oats, shelled
premium by M. c. Johnson, one
Berkshire pig, $500.
Best one-half bushel rye; premi-
UNI by TOBACCO LEAF, one years
subscription.
Best one-half bushel barley; pre-
mium by Bloch Bros, $500.
CLASS 2-GRAss SEED.
-Messrs. w. III. Kille-
brew, C. p. Warfield, w. l.. War
field.
Best clover seed, one gallon; pre-
MUM by Meriwether & Patch, cham
pion 1-horse chilled plow. Also
Dority * Herndon, one barrel flour,
$500. Also by Pitman IL Lewis, a fine
hat, S.. 90. Also by w. p. Johnson,
pair game chickens, $500.
Best one gallon Timothy seed
premium by John s. Elder, one
1-horse Avery chill pillow, $500.
Black oats, best half bushel;
Best one gallon orchard grass seed;
premium by j. +. Wilcox, one years
subscription to Democrat, 81 so. Also
bp s. Shyer, cash $1.O0.
MUM by Henry Frech, $500.
Herds grass, best one gallon; pre-
MUM by Neblett & Titus, one years
subscription to Chronicle, $500.
Sorghum seed, one gallon; pre-
MUM by Hall & DeGraffenreid, one
years subscription to Democrat,
$3.50.
Table peas, one gallon premium
by Brandon & Barksdale one years
subscription to TOBACCO LEAF, $500.
Stock peas, one gallon; premium
by Edward Drane, one pair game
chickens, $500, also G. l.. Cook, set of
silver-plated tea spoons, $500.
Navy beans, one gallon premium
by JnO. Hurst q Co., $500
CLASS 3-RoOT CROPS.
Committee-Messrs. w. P. John
son, j. T.. Wilcox, I. j. Swift.
Irish potatoes, best one bushel
premium by Ed. Drane, one pair of
game chickens, $500. Also Crus-
man Il Howard, $500. Also by Mrs.
HOdgson x Mcguire, ladies' hand |
some plush hand bag, So.
Sweet potatoes, best one-half BUSH
ell; premium by Charles Lehman,
European hotel, six bottles wine
Also Crusman 4 Howard, $500 worth
of groceries.
premium by C.. p. Warfield, one pair
PlymOth Rock chickens, $500.
Chufas, best One-half gallon, premi-
um by w. p. johnson, years subscrip-
ton to Spirit of the Farm, $500.
Turnips, One-half bushel best; pre-
MUM by J. f. Wood, $1.0O.
Beets, one-half dozen best, premium
by KincannOn, Son & Co., $l.00.
Carrots, One-half dozen best.
ParsnIps, One-half dozen best.
CLASS 4-GARDEN PRODUCTS.
Committee-Dr. N. l.. EOrthing-
ingtOn, Geo. w. Warfield, r. EdmOn-
son.
Cabbage, best three heads, premi-
um by Caldwell Il Shelton, $500.
Also premium by II. ii. Pickering,
silk handkerchief.
Garden seed, best display; pre-
MUM by Owen d Moore, 800 by
DIR. n. L. Northington, $3.50. Also
by Clarence HOllins, HadensVillc,
s ky;i" setting Of Black Cochin eggs
Apples, best one peck, green pre-
MUM by G. A. Lyon, cash $500.
Satisfy, best three punches pre-.
MUM by r. w. Roach, one pair
ladies' kid gloves.
Celery, best three punches; premi-
um by II. w. Roach, one pair silk
hose, also +. b. Ely 81 so.
Onions, best one peck.
Onion sets, best one gallon, premi- |
um by Lockert & Reynolds, cash |
$500.
Onion cloves, best one gallon, pre- |
MUM by Nebiett & Titus, one years |
subscription to Chronicle, $500.
Dried peaches, one gallon premi-
um by Neblett q Titus, one years |
subscription to Chronicle, $500.
CLASS 5-CULINARY ARTICLES.
Committee-Messrs. G.. III. SIaugh-
ter, Collin Roberts, Il. M. Reynolds. !
Butter, three pounds; premiums by
w. p. Johnson, one Berkshire pig, |
$500; j. Sid Moore, pOcket-knife, |
worth 800; Crusman 4 Howard, in |
groceries, 500; Mrs. Rosenfield,
adies' hat, $500.
Honey, five pounds; premium by
Bowling 4 Wilson, $500.
Sorghum molasses, one gallon pre-
MUM by John +. COuts, rocking
chair.
Grape Wine, one bottle; premium
by r, 5. Broadus, one pair kid gloves.
Blackberry Wine, one bottle
Hall & DeGraffenried one years SUBJ
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