The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-10-30

seasons of the present year. The House
hold and Needle and Fancy Work De-
]. partments were fully up to displays Of
former years in point of merit, If not IN
: number and variety Of exhibits. The
Fine Art display was perhaps better than
that of last year. In it we noticed some
very beautiful. soet mems of paintings
and drawings.
THE attendance Of so many of the fair
sex. the dress parade by the Cadets of the
Anderson Military School, the balloon
ascension and the excellent music render
ed by the Young America Band added
much to the pleasures Of the day, and all
present seemed to enjoy the occasion very
much.
made brief but pointed speech to the
assemplage. he said that for the past
seventeen years he together with the Dl-
rectors and other officers of the Associa-
ton had labored hard to maintain the or
sanitation, but that;it was uphill work,
: and now they proposed to give ltpP. he
title of ties banner County of the State,
Z sud could sustain good Fair; that he
hoped new Association would be organ
ized In the near future. He returned the
sincere thanks of the Association to those
who had always manifested deep inter
est in the exhibitions, and closed by say
ing that the names of those entitled to
premiums would be published, and that
: the premiums would be paid if it bank
rupted the Association to do it.
Below will be foundsa correct list OF
those to whom premiums were awarded !:
Fsezd Gops- Best busbel red wheat, J..
w. Norris; Winter oats and sample
white corn, e. f. Reed bushel red oats
and barley, J. o. Keys; hominy corn, j..
A. Gray; field peas, second crop Irish
potatoes, mangle wurzel beets aid one
dozen satisfy, Mrs. w. A. McFall; table
peas, Mrs. ]. NJ. Payne; specimen beets,
Mrs. J.. B. Lewis; peck onions, Mrs. j..
A. Drake: one dozen carrots, Mrs. w. A.
Geer; yam potatoes and bushel rough
rice, j. H. Bowdens; largest variety gar
den vegetables, Miss Louisa Humphreys j;
largest variety garden seed, Mrs. w. w.
Humphreys.
- Caule, Sheep and Hogs-Je Jersey bull, Jer-
sey bull under one year, Jersey COW, Jer-
sew heifer between one and two years,
Jersey calf under one year, Ayrshire cow,
Ayrshire cow one to two years, Ayrshire
calf under one year, Crayton q Sons
grade Jersey haifer one to two years. J.
6. Cunningham; grade Jersey hsiier
under one, w. B. Todd grade Ayrshire
Z prase prade Devon @ cow, @ ". &. Miller: jersey
red boar, E. B. Murray; Berkshire and
grade Berkshire, j. H. Bowden.
Horses-Best Percheron stallion open to
the world, The Norman Percheron Horse
Co.: best stallion, any other breed, brood
mare, pair mares broke to harness, single
harness mare, saddle mare, all open to
the world, and stallion under one year,
County raised, J. E. Lewis; fancy team,
pair horses broke to harness, model geld
ing and saddle horse, all open to the
world, ]. P. Charles; single harness
horse, open to the world, w. T. Dean;
single harness horse, single harness mare,
nair mares broke to harness and saddle
mare. County raised, J. P. Lewis; stall
lion two to three years, open to world, s.
". Harbin; stallion two to three years,
County raised, B. F. Crayton; flly under
one wear, County raised, j. n. Bowden;
mule colt under two years, County raised,
10. j. Earle; pair mules open to the world,
T. T. Wakefield.
PO,ltrg-Best pair geese, L. M. Murphy;
best pair ducks, Miss Alice Clinkscales |;
trio barnyard fowls, Mrs. J. B. Lewis
pair game chickens, V. T. Martin pair
fancy chickens and largest variety barn
yard fowls, Frank Crayton; coop i'm
. DfOV6O IOWlS, w. 4ONos
Household Department "A"-Jersey but
Tor. Crayton & Sons; scrub butter, Miss
.. A. Ransom; domestic ham, Mrs. A.
3. Towers; vinegar, Mrs. II. II. Acker
dried apples, Miss M. B. M. Clarke;
dried peaches, Mrs. J. w. NJ iris; Chi
pese syrup, r. W. Shelor; specimen
okra for Winter use, Mrs. W. A. McFall;
apples for Winter Use, j, A. Gray. The
following is worthy Of premium for
which no premium was offered: May
butter, Mrs. r. NJ. Burriss.
Household Department "B," No. Apple
preserves and peach preserves, Mrs. R. Z.
Keys; ounce preserves, Mrs. e. w.
Brown; pear preserves, Mrs. j. s. Muir
ray damson plum preserves, cherry pre-
serves, melon preserves ard tomato pre-
serves. Mrs. w. A. McFall.
Household Department "B," No. 2Cher-
nv Jelly, damson jelly, pear marmalade
and apple marmalade, Mrs. j. S. Murray
peach jelly, Mrs. A. B. Towers; straw
berry Jelly and plum jelly, Mrs. w. A.
McFan; Gooseberry jelly, Mrs. ]. 0.
Wilhite; blue plum jelly, Mrs. Della
Wilson; ounce jelly and blackberry jel-
!. ". Miss Mamie Barr; June apple jelly,
Mrs. ]. i. Arnold; blackberry marina
lade and blue plum jam, Mrs. r. L.
Keys; ounce marmalade, Miss Eva
Baker; blackberry jam, Miss Lula Wat
son
per catsup, red pepper catsug and sweet
tomato pickles, Mrs. J. s. Murray
blackberry pickles, Mrs. w. A. McFall
peach pickles and ounce pickles, Mrs. r.
+. Keys; blue plum pickles, Mrs. Il. H.
Acker; cherry pickles, Mrs. s. 7. Craig;
green tomato pickles, Mrs. E. NJ. Ruck-
er; tomato catsup and higdon salad, Miss
Ida Bewley.
peaches@Mrs. ngssNos ' 3. o. white; canned
tomatoes, Mrs. N. A. McCully; display
hermetically sealed fruit, Mrs. r. NJ. Bur
riss. The following for which no pre-
MUM was offered, are worthy of pre-
lniums: Canned ounces, Miss Ida Bewly;
canned apples, cherries, damson plums
and beans, Mrs. w. A. McFall vegeta
bic soup, Mrs. w. B. Todd; canned
dewberries, Mrs. S. T. Craig.
Household Department "E''-Loaf wheat
bread, specimen rusk, Mrs. A. B. Tow
ers; specimen biscuit, butter crs.ckers
and cold slaw, Mrs. J. 8. Murray; chick
plain cake, Mrs. E. E. Keese; sponge
cake, Mrs. w. F. Barr; favorable mem
ton, salmon salad, Mrs. S. T. Craig.
Household Department "F"'-Grape wine,
Mrs. G. F. Jones; blackberry wine, MIS-.
r. NJ. Rucker; muscadine wine, Mrs. l..
e. Norryce. The following for which no
premium was offered are worthy of pre-
iniums: Strawberry acid, Mrs. J. S. Muir
ray; elderberry wine, Miss L. c. McFall;
cherry wine, Mrs. w. A. Geer; straw
berry wine and muscadine acid, Mrs. w.
A. McFall; cider wine, cherry bounce
and cherry shrub, Mrs. R. L.. Keys;
cherry nectar and blackberry acid, Mrs.
J.. E.. Burriss.
Manyacturers' Department ~" = Corn
shelter, R. E. Sloan; combination cult
vator, NJ. B. Heller.
blankets, Miss Minerva Drake; woolen
coverlet, Mrs. FL. Fl. Acker; cotton coun-
terpane, Mrs. w. A. McFall; domestic
carpet, Mrs. Jane Ford. Premium re-
commended to the following Rug, Mrs.
A. A. Frierson.
Needle and Fancy Departmcnt-Child'
silk embroidered shawl and worsted