Semi-weekly south Kentuckian., 1886-10-12
List Of Premiums.

| OdIlids, CUT, HTs' ay He.
Roses, cut, Mrs. j. II. Caudle.
Basket of Wild Flowers, Mrs, Payne
Most beautifully arranged Basket
Mrs. d. +. Smithson.
Grass Bouquet, Mrs. D. F.Smithson
Best display of Flowers, Mrs. Payne
Beat Biscuits, Mrs. w. A. Wilgus
Butter, Il. l.. Graham.
Lard, Mr.. w. L. Adcock.
Ginger Bread, Mary Warmack.
! Canned Peaches, Mrs. S. IL. IIar
rison.
Vinegar, M. Layne.
| Canned Apples, Miss Ann Guynn
" Plums, Mrs. S. II. Harrison
Preserves, Citron, Mrs. NJ. A
Fritz.
Preserves, Ounces, Mrs. D. NJ. Ira
bue.
Preserves, Dlackberries, Mrs. B. NJ
Trabue.
Preserves, Grapes, Mrs. VIM. Bro
naugh.
Preserves, Peaches, Mrs. VIM. Bro,
naugh.
Preserves, Plums, Mrs. NJ. A. Fritz
+" Tomatoes, Mrs. Is. M
Trabue.
| Preserves, Damsons, Mrs. NJ. A
Fritz.
Preserves, Apples, Mrs. s. II. Har
rison.
Preserves, Cherries, Mrs. NJ. A
Fritz.
Preserves, Pears, Mrs. S. II. Har.
rison.
Preserves, Goosebcrries, Mrs. Mary
Hayes.
Display of Preserves, Mrs. NJ. A,
Fritz.
Apple Butter, Mrs. B. NJ. Trabue.
Gooseberry Jelly, Mrs. VIM. Bro
naugh.
Blackberry Jelly, Mrs. b. NJ. Ira
buc.
Strawberry Jelly, Mrs. s. II. Har.
rlson.
P,.a Peach Jelly, Mrs. B. NJ. Trabuo.
Grape Jelly, Mrs. VIM. Bronaugh
Ounce Mrs. S. ii. Harrison.
Apple " Mrs. NJ. A. Fritz.
Raspberry jelly, Mrs. S. ii. Har.
risOn.
Display of Jellics, Mrs. B. NJ. Ira
bue.
Sour Pickle, Mrs. S. II. Harrison.
Sweet Pickle, Mrs. Nat Gather.
Pepper Sauce, Mrs. VIM. Bronaugh.
Mango
Cucumber Catsup,
Tomato Catsup, Mrs. W. S. Boales.
Display Of Pickles, Mr.. Chas. An
dcrson.
Grape Wine, Mrs. Walter Cook.
Berry Wine, Mrs. A. G. Boales.
Cordials, Mrs. VIM. Dronaugh.
Displa yof fwines, "
Embroidered Silk Quilt, Mrs. E. B.
Rawlins.
Embroidered Worsted Quilt, Mrs.
d, +. Smithson.
Patched Silk Quilt, Mrs. b. M.
Trabue.
Patched Worsted Quilt, Mrs. w.
IL. Elgin.
Log Cabin Worsted Quilt, Mrs.
Mary Maxey.
Patched Work Cotton Quilt, Miss
Mary Shanklin.
White Counterpart, Mrs. Mary
Crenshaw.
Knit Counterpart. Mrs. ]. U. Ellis.
Cotton Spread, Mrs. Mccullough.
Crochet Counterpane, Miss Flora
Trice.
Blankets, Mrs S. P. Stringer.
Balmoral Skirt, Mrs. Langstroth.
Home Made Rag Carpet, Mrs.
Scott.
Hearth Rug, Mrs. S. A. Beaslcy.
Woolen Socks, Mrs. Ida Woodall.
Woolen Stocks, Mrs. S. P. Stringer.
Gloves or Mittens, Mrs. Langtroth.
Cotton Hose, Miss V. Porter.
Half Hose, Miss V. Porter.
Double and Twisted Yarn, Miss
Ella Courtney.
Suit of Clothes Made by Lady, Mrs.
Irene Durrett.
Feather Fly Bush, Mrs. II. B. Nc
Reynolds.
Shell Work, Mrs. NJ. W. Grissam.
Paper Flowers, Miss Lizzie Trabue.
Feather Fan, Mrs. G. A. Crenshaw
Picture Made by Lady, Mrs. d. f..
Smithson.
Silk Embroidery, Mrs. Langstroth.
Needle Case, Mrs. d. NJ. Trabue.
Pin Cushion, Mrs. ID. +. Smithson.
Lamp Mat, Mrs. s. A. Beazley.
Toilet Mat, Mrs. J.K. Cant, Jr.
Transferred Work, Mrs. b. NJ. Ira
bue.
Hem Stitching, Miss Mary Burnett.
Worsted Embroidery, Mrs. d. f.
Smithson.
Linen Embroidery, Mrs. e. C. Glass.
Cotton Embroidery, Mrs. L. G.
Glass.
Knitting Work, Miss McKinstry.
Yoke and Sleeve Embroidery, Mrs.
E. G. Glass.
Crochet Work, Miss 10 Scates.
Lace Work, Miss Mary Burnett.
Chinelle Work, Mrs. j. u. Ware.
Infants Embroidered Skirt, Mrs. d.
+. Smithson,
Tidy, Mrs. ID. F. Smithson.
Skirt made by hand, Mrs. Smithson.
Fancy Pillow Cases, Miss Ann
Guynn.
Plain made skirt, Miss Ann Guynn.
Plain made dress,
Plain made chemise,
Fancy made chemise, Mrs. d. NJ.
Fraser.
Oil Painting, Miss Eunice Fuqua.
Water Colors, j. w. Sale.
Crayon Drawing, Miss Daisy An
derson.
The show cases displayed were es-
pecially beautiful.
Mrs. M. L. Rodgers display of fine
bonnets and hats caused universal
comment among the fair sex who ad-
mired them extravagantly, while
Gathers drug exhibit was a source
Of enjoyment TO all who love to feast
their eyes OH pretty things.