Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1884-02-23
CLASS FOWLS.

chair, and by caldwell & Shelton
$500.
CLASS 7-FOwIs.
Committee-Messrs. NJ. Clark John
son, w. G. HARRISON, Polk Prince.
Best pair Bronze Turkeys pre-
MUM by N. V. Gerhart, pair of lin
en- towels, and by the FRANKLIN
House, $500.
Pair White Holland Turkeys pre-
MUM Poultry Journal for one year.
Pair Blue Turkeys, premium, year.
subscription to American Poultr,
Yard.
Pair Plymouth Rock chickens
premium by w. F. Coulter, pair la
dies kid gloves; Philip Lieber 81
James Hanratty -.
Pair Game chickens, premium by
Brandon d Barksdale, one years sub
scription to TOBACCO LEAF, $500.
Pair Brown Leghorn chickens
premium by Clarence Smith, $500.
Pair White Leghorn chickens
premium, one years subscription t.
Home Journal, $3.50.
Pair Cochin chickens, premium by
Neblett & Titus, one years subscrip
ton to Chronicle, $500.
Pair of Bantams, premium one
years subscription to Rural World.
Pair of ducks, premium by Hall q
DeGraffenreid, one years subscrip.
ton to Democrat. $3.50.
Pair of geese, premium one years
subscr iption to Rural New Yorker.
CLASS S-ToBACCo.
Committee = Messrs b. r. Bur
chett, T. L. Mabry, c. t. Rudolph.
Best ten pounds African leaf, not
less that 28 inches in length premi'
um by Kendrick, Pettus d Co., Cen
trail Warehouse, $1,000.
Best ten pounds black wrapper
premium by Smith, Anderson q
Bell, Gracey House, $1,000.
Best ten pounds stemming leaf
premium by {. d. Luckett & Co.,
stemmers, $500.
Best variety of tobacco seed, one
ounce, FIVE leaves of the tobacco to
be exhibited with each variety OF
seed premium by Shelby d Ru-
dolph, Bailey Warehouse, 81 90. Also
by s. F. Beaumont, stemmer, $500.
Any other parties wishing to offer
premiums on any of the above arti-
Giles or for any article suitable for the
exhibition, will be accommodated by
calling on the committee, Messrs. G.
p. Warfield, NJ. V. Ingram, Ct. III.
Slaughter or w. o. Brandon.
All articles intended for exhibition
must be in the courthouse before 8
O'Clock on the day of exhibition.
Those who can do so should send
their seeds in the day before, that
they may be classified. Any article
left at the library room of the court
house with Mr.. M. V. Ingram, or
with Mr.. r. d. Moseley or Mr.. c..
w. Crozier, will be carefully atten-
ded to. 1t is very desirable that all
exhibits be sent in before day of ex-
hibition if possible.
No article that was raised outside of
the GAINESVILLE Tobacco District will
be entitled To compete for premiums.
All articles competing for premiums,
except fowls, become the property of
the association, and will be sold, and
the fund obtained invested in choice
seeds for distribution among the ex-
hibitOrs.
In all instances when more than
one premium is offered on single
article, the winner of first hOnOrs will
be entitled to first choice of premiums
and second to next choice, and so on.
The toll gates, bridges and ferries
will be free to all exhibitors. Exhib-
itors will be passed in by stating the
fact to the gate keeper or ferryman
and on delivery of articles to the Sec
rotary they will receive certificate
that will be accepted for toll both
both ways on return.
Hon. A. ]. McWhirter, commits
and B. F. Cockrill, President
Tennessee Farmers Association, have
been invited and promised to address
the farmers.o the occasion.
Remember there will be no charge
for admission. The ladies are especi-
ally invited to be present.