The sun. (Fayetteville, N.C.) 1883-188?, 1884-11-25

Best specimen etching, Miss Augusta
Worth 50
Best specimen darned net, Miss Bette
A. Shaw so
Best pin cushion, Mrs. W. A. Guthrie
50
Best %crocheted tidy, Mrs. S. Sheetz so
Hadsomest tidy, Miss Lizzie Sedberry
so
Department G.
Best initial letters embroidered, Miss
Miss Maggie Pemberton SO
Best initial letters indelible ink, Miss
Augusta Worth so
Best lap robe, Mrs. N. w. Ray 100
" Afghan, Miss Lou Brady 100
" Rick Rack, Mrs. E. T. B. Glenn 80
i" Infants Sack, Mrs. r. M. Nimocks
SO
Best Infants hood, Miss Maggie Penn
berton so
Best pair pillow shams, Miss Maggie
PembertOn so
Best Bracket work, Miss Sallie Hill so
" Shell q" Miss jamie Kyle so
" infants dress, Mrs r. NJ. Nimocks
so
Best feather edged crocheting, Miss
Lou Brady SO
Mrs. 5. Sheetz, lamp mat and quilt.
Miss Katie L. Sheet, l pr mittens..
Mrs. Thomas Murphy, wall banner.
Mrs. Jno. NJ. Worth, child's dress and
rug.
Miss Ella Spencer, toilet mats.
EMBROIDERY, NEEDLE WORK sc.
In this department there were n
hundred and seventy entries, greatly
exceeding the articles for which pre-
miuins were offered. The committee
were at a great loss to determine, in
many instances, which was the most
worthy article, in addition to those
above named. Very fine exhibits were
made as follows:
Mrs. Simon Brandt, lilly; Miss Alice
Campbell, sofa pillow; Miss Ida Moore,
vase; Hiss Annie Rose, crochet trim
ming; Mrs. II. G. Fisher, crochet edg-
ing; Miss Sarah Mcmillan, sofa pillow;
Miss Elite Brown, pin cushion; Miss
Flora Elson, pin cushion; Miss Hattie
Mcqueen, two pin cushions; Mrs. Geo.
Chandler, crochet trimming; Miss Jen-
ME Steele, embroidered handkerchief
and satin pin cushion.
Mrs. Ardie Williams, fearther turban so
Miss Alice Pemberton, toilet mats and
cushion so
Mrs. j. G. Thomson, tidy so
Miss Lizzie Sedberry, tidy.
" Kate Sutton, cradle quit.
L" Hattie Sutton, lamp mats.
" Isham Royal, tidy.
" Sallie Farrar, specimen thread
work.
Mrs. G. A. Thomson, watch pocket.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS AWARDED BY II
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF CUM
BERLAND COUNTY AGRICULTU-
RAJ SOCIETY, 1884.
A. B. Williams & Co., half ton Cotton
Seed Meal Fertilizer for the largest
quantity of cotton made on n acre
by the use Of said fertilizer, to j. d.
WOrrells.
r. Nj. Nimocks, three-tenth ton of
Navassa Guano for the largest yield of
corn on one acre uplands, to A. A.
Harrington.
A. E. Rankin Il Co., two bbls Longs
Prepared Chemicals for the largest
yield of cotton made by the use of said
chemicals on n acre, to j. ID. WOrrells.
Wood & Currie, half ton Land Plast-
ter used on turnips successfully, to
G. w. Lawrence.
a. $. Huske & Co., Boy Clipper Plow
for the largest number Of cattle on
exhibition. to Elias Bryan.
J. A. d. Boone, X for best stallion
under three years old, to Tom Monroe.
Walter Watson, half dozen Turpen-
tine Hacks for m%eritoriouS displays, to
J.. y. Worrells.
Walter Watson, half dozen Turpen-
tine Hacks for cotton, to G. A.. Purcell.
D. II. Ray & Co., Ames Spade, to j.
Breeze.
d. H. Ray & Co., one-eighth barrel
Patapsco Flour, to Mrs. Ida r. Troy.
r. H. Tomlinson & Co., half barrel
Family Flour for largest yield of corn
on one acre, to a. A. Harrington.
Mcmillan Bros, Tin Toilet-set (value