The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1885-10-08

mare any age, Gale Thomas; gelding
any age, Gale Thomas.
eELDINos AND MARES IN HARNESS.
Gelding years, Gale Thomas; 5
years, Lowery s. Pickens; mare 1
years, Gale Thomas; years, w. c.
Carter; years, Stacy q Son.
SPECIALS.
By J. L, Pickens, harness gelding, 5
years, LoWery 81 Pickens; by Terry
Dickerson, filly in harness, years,
w. G, Carter; by w. j. WilsfOrd, har-
ness stallion years, w. j. Wilsford !;
by w. Ii. Abernathy Sc Co., gent rider,
Dave Wade
FLORAL HALL.
Shuck mattress, Mrs. C. A. Reynolds;
pair game chickens, II. d. McCrory;
pair Plymouth rocks, Mrs. t. o. A ber
nathy white wheat, W. +. Dickerson;
clover seed, w. Il. Dickerson; sweet
potatoes, n. B. Zuccarello; Leaf tobac-
co, Isaac b. Howard; cabbage, n. b.
Zucearello; onions, N. B, ZuccarellO;
tomatoes, n, Il. ZuccarellO; beets, N. B.
Zuccarello; egg plant, N. b. Zuccarel-
10 T.; beans, n. 3. Zuccarello; garden
seeds, Matt. Harwell; collection fruit,
Matt. Harwell; winter apples, j. H..
Burrow; pears, j. Ii. Burrow; peaches,
Matt. Harwell grape wine, Mrs. j. b.
Stacy; honey, Mrs. L. D. Davenport;
lard, Mrs. S. B. Wheeler; wheat bread,
Mrs. Matte Swan; rusk, Mrs. Swan;
beat biscuit, Mrs. Swan crackers, Miss
Shelly Maxwell; apple jelly, Mrs. Pat
tie ROthrOck; ounce Mrs. w. ID. Rey-
nOlds; grape, Mrs. Pattie Rothrock
Plum, Mrs. I. NJ. Jones peaches, Mrs.
j. Z. May; peach preserves, Miss Shell
ly Maxwell; apple, Mrs. 4. Ii. f. Cor
don citron, Mrs. J. P. May; cherry,
Mrs. f. Ii. L. Gordon; pear, Mrs. E.
II. f. Gordon strawberry, Miss Shelly
Maxwell ounce, Mrs. t. o. Aber-
nathy; canned apples, Mrs. j. Tol.
Grant; pears, Mrs. g. g. Brown
blackberries, Mrs. w. d. Reynolds toma-
toes, Miss Lnla White; corn, Mrs. j.
Tol. Grant; green peas, Mrs. w. d.
Reynolds; dried apples, Matt. Har-
well peaches, Mrs. j. Z. May black
dine, Miss ROsabel Dickerson; black
berry cordial, Mrs. Pattie Rothrock
apple vinegar, old, Mrs. G.. r. Dis
mukes; fresh, Miss Rosabel Dickerson;
cucumber pickle, Mrs. I. o. Alternately
pear pickle, Mrs. T. o. Alternately
peach, Mrs. E. II. Alternately; tomato
catsup, Miss Caroline Tankersly
pound cake, Miss Caroline Tankersly
sponge, Mrs. N. SnitRsOn: silver, Miss
Mamie Wilson; fruit, Mrs. j. P. May
display bread and cakes, Mrs. Matte
Swan; white cotton counterpart,
woven, Mrs. w. D. Reynolds; knit,
Mrs. Matte Whitman; blankets, cot
ton warp, Mrs. j. NJ. Knox; coverIet, |
Mrs. G. R.Dismukes, hearth rug, Mrs. ii. |
i. McLain embroidery, Mrs. w. D.Rey- |
nOlds; cotton do, Miss Kittie Morris |
chenille work, Miss Media Mason; plain |
nolds; machine, Miss Rosabel Dicker- |
SON; chair cover, Mrs. w, D. Rey- |
nolds; ottoman cover, Miss Mollie L. |
Alternately infant dress, Mrs. III. l.. |
McLain bead work, Miss Ethel Dis
mukes work in perforated board, Miss |
Lula White; pair wooden hose, Miss |
Nancy Wilkerson; half hose, Miss Nam
cy WilkersOn, cotton hose, Mrs. Ii. NJ d.. |
Stanley; tatting, Mrs. II. L. McLain;
cotton crOtcheting. Mrs. w. ID. Rey- |
nolds; worsted, Mrs, C. A. Reynolds /; |
hair work, Mrs. t. j. Flautt paper |
flowers, Miss Lena Mason; collection |
fuschias, Mrs. j. z. May; roses, Mrs. |
j. p. DOy; pinks and verbenas, Mrs. |
j. p. May; handsomest bouquet, Miss |
Lula White; shell work, Mrs. 7. o. |
Alternately; feather flowers, Mrs. T. j.
Flautt.
SPECIALS.
By Will S. Ezell, display farm pro-
ducts, Matt. HorwelI; by Jno. 7. Allen,
red wheat, w. r. Dickerson by II. A. !
Irish potatoes, J. E. Aber-
nathy; by DR.. Register, white corn,
garden products, n. b. Zuccarello; by |
NJ af ord q Smith w ID nioLor-
son; by n. and j. u. Smithson, stock
corn, J. E. Alternately; by ]. w. York,
plate apples, Matt Harweu; by Matt
Harwell, display fruit, Matt. Harwen,
by Ezell q Davis, butter, Mrs. W. T. Mann;
by Flautt d Nelson, display iellies, Miss
Mary McKissack; by Jno. W. Morton, cake
outer, Mrs: j. P. May; by J. S. Childers q
Rosenau, display canned goods, Mrs. |. n.
Smithson; by I. B. Harwell, apple vinegar,
Mrs. G. L. Dismukes; by W. B, Smithson,
silk embroidery, Miss Mollie Alternately; by
Alternately % Lightfoot, gents suit by lady,
Mrs G. K. Dismukes; by Giles A. Reynolds,
by Reynolds & Wells, lace work, Mrs. Kit
tie Morris; by Jno. Z. Brown, crazy silk
quilt, Miss Mamie Speare; by A. E. May d
Son, crazy worsted quilt,iM Mrs. v. D, Reg
nolds; by Pitman q Co., calico dress by Ia
dy, Mrs W. d. Reynolds; by H. L. Booth,
calico patch quilt, Nrs. Mamie Johnson;
by Wilkes and McCallum, display in floral
hall, Mrs. c. A. Reynolds; by Flournoy
Rivers, cotton halfhose, Mrs, Il. N. Stanley
by Goodman & Co., grape wine, Miss Lucy
New bill; by Jno. W. Mo rton, plato cut flow
ers, Mrs. j. P. May; by f. Arrowsmith, col
lection foliage plants, Mrs. j. P. May; by
B. S. Check dressed doll by girl under u,
Miss Lou Brown; by Riddle and Craig, dis
play paintings, Miss Susie Gentry.
CRILDREN's DEPARTMENT.
Plain socks, Mics Katie Alternately stock
ings, Miss Katie Alternately; fancy socks,
Miss Katie Alternately; plain sewing by
hand Miss Jennie Smith; worsted crotchet-
ing, Miss Jennie Smith; cotton cTocheting,
Miss Katie Alternately; darned stocking,
Miss Katie Abernathy; crayon sketch, Mas
ter j. L. Pcarcy; plain sewing, Miss Katie
Alternately,
AMATEUR ART DEPARTMENT.
Landscape in crayon, Miss Susie Gentry;
animal in crayon, Mrs. c. A. Reynolds; fan
~ head in cTaynn, Miss Susie Gentry; por-
trait from photograph, Miss Bette May;
landscape in oil, Miss Susie Gentry; animal
IN oil, Mrs. DR.. Gentry; fruit in oil, Miss Su-
sic Gentry; fancy head in oil, Miss Susie
Gentry; plaque in .oil, Mrs. DR.. Gentry;
painting on satin, Miss Ethel Dismukes
water colors, Miss Susie Gentry; portrait in
oil, Miss Susie Gentry.
Mr.. Mat Harwell deserves more
credit and praise than all the bal
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