The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1885-11-04

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| pair ladies' silk hose, blue, Mrs.
Stobo Garlington; / pair crochet
toilet mats, blu Miss Bessie Cab;
| torchon collar and cuffs, blue,
Mrs. w. II. Smith; bead bag and
cushion, blue, Nina Jacobs; 1 tat
ton necklace, blue, Mrs. j. c..
Brown; 1 lace scarf, blue, Mrs. j..
q. Brown; hand-made lace, blue,
MRS. w. Il. Smith; crochet mat and
lace jabot, blue, Miss Sullic Watts;
crochet tidy, blue, Miss Emilinc
Madden; darncd net pillow shans,
bluesa MIS-. w. ii. Gilkerson; infants
flannel, embroidered, MIS-. II. G..
Watts; infants linen, embroidered,
blue, Mrs. L.. "A. Tune; crochet lace
with linen thread, blue, Miss Alice
FarrOw; drawn lace handkerchief,
blue, T. Nj. Holmes; goose down
cape and mutf, blue, Miss Mamie
Franks; darned net bibb, blue, Miss
Fannie Willis: cambria neck tie,
blue, Mrs. W. L. Smith, lace hand
kerchief, blue, Mrs. II. Nj. Sullivan;
Gala lily mat, red, Miss Anna Mil
Ter; crochet tidy and trimming,
red, Miss Jennie Cook; baby hood
and sack, blue, Mrs. Arthur Sulli-
van; bead mat, blue, Miss Minnie
Fuller; infant skirt, blue, MIS-. w.
y. Jnmicson; pin cushion on che
nc.llc, blue, MIS-. j. ID. Pitts; infant
skirt, embroidery on flannel, rcd,
MIS-. w. 4. JamiCson; daisy tidy,
blue, Mrs. Arthur Sullivan; infant
robe, hand embroidered, blue, MIS-.
II. G.. Watts; pea cock fan, rcd,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Allison; darned net dress,
blue, Miss Annie darlington; ma
creme tidy, blue, Mrs. Arthur Sulli-
van; fox tail buster, blue. Miss O.
j. Wharton; hair braid, blue, Mrs.
.Nollie Washington; black silk
scarf, blue, AIRS. w. II. Smith;
white feather fan, blue, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Allison; child's dress in darnednc
red, Mrs. w. ii. GilkcrSon; child's
short cloak, blue, Miss Alice Iiamp-
ton; linen bolster and pillow sham,
blue, Mrs. b. w. Bail; laundry,
blue, Rose Williams; infants long
cloak, blue, Miss Bessie Cash; in.
fant's dress in drawn thread and
knitted lace, blue, Ms. w. a. Jam
ie@on; infants dress in drawn
thread and tatting, blue, Wrs. l..
\. Tunr; infants dress in hand
made lace, blue, MRS. Arthur Sulii-
van; infants afghan, blue, Mrs,
w. a.. Jameson; feather braid
trimming, blue, Ars. X. Adkins;
fancy inluid work box, blue, q. w,
Parkcton; fancy inlaid cane, blue,
G. w. PnrkctoH; fish scale wreath.
blue, Mrs. :. y. Richardson; wax
flowers, blue, Miss Mattic Burn
side; wax fruit, blue, Jfrs. John F,
Bolt; bracket saving, blue, Thos
Wr:ght; l pair cotton half hose,
blue, Nrs. Agnes Anderson; | pair
wool half hose, blue, Mrs, Agnc.
Anderson; child's hose, blue, Miss
Jamie Brooks; mat in crewcl,
blue, Mrs. j. ID. ". Shaw; olden
time embroidery, knitted wool lace,
child's flannel skirt, outline en-
broiderN, kenSington work i'll silk,
ends Of mantcl lambrequeS, ken.
sington work in wool, baby sack,
blue, Mrs. j.. r. Wilkes; ladies
skirt, blue, Miss Lilly Crisp; pillow
eases, handmade, blue, Miss Ada
dies Aid Society Of Presbyterian
church, 1st premium, blue; patch.
work silk quilt, 1st premium, Mrs
Hugh Gray; patchwork silk quilt
2d premium, Mrs. +. G.. Watts
worsted patchwork quilt, lst pre-.
MUM, Mrs. s. S. Watts; worstcd
patchwork quilt, I'd premium, Miss
Mamie Sullivan; lidd work quilt
injection, LIST premium, Miss Bette
Fowler; lidd work unquiltcd in
cotton, lst premium, Miss Lizzie
Lanford; lid work unquilted in
cotton, ID premium, Miss Lizzie
Lanford; patchwork quilt, cotton
lst premium, Mrs. T.. j.. lark
patchwork quilt, cotton, 2d pre-.
MUM, Mrs. Il. j. Lark; patchwork
quilt, cotton, I'd premium, Mrs. IT
+. Simpson; patchwork quilt, cot
ton, I'd premium, Mrs. b. +. Terry;
patchwork quilt, cotton, I'd pre-.
MUM, Mrs. w. $. Benjamin.
FIELD CROP DEPARTMENT.
For the largest yield Of Chufns,
not less than 200 pounds, w. p,
Harris.
SAMPLES OF FIELD CROPS.
Best half dozen stalks of cotton,
r. G. Davis; best bushel of stock
corn, part in ear, l.. f. Farley; best
bushel of bread corn, a. n. Holmes
best bushel of wheat, j.. f.. Farley;
best bushcl Of barley Martin d
Fuller; best bushel Of rye, j. II.
Cooper; best bushel of sweet pota-
toes, yam and Spanish, Sallie II.
Davis; best bushel of sweet pota-
toes, other, j. II. Wills; best bush-
Ell of Irish potatoes, Mrs. DR.. Irby;
best bushcl Of ground peas, Aaron
Cannon; best half dozen pumpkins,
a. r.. Holmes; best tobacco, DR.. b.
i. Kilgorc.
VEGETABLES.
Best dozen beets, j. Wade An
derson; best half dozen egg plants,
DIR. "A. G.. Fuller; best half dozen
heads Of cabbagcs, j. w. Monroe;
host neck of OniODa +, IL EorIay.