The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1888-10-18
FLORAL HALL

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FLORAL HALL
The exhibit in the floral hall wa,
magnificent and vsried and chal
lenged the admiration Of all vlsi
tors. Following is list of Awards
Hollis and Sweeny, premium on
buggy with top. open buggp; Chat.
tanooga Plow Co. two horse pillow,
one horse pillow; j S Constant. fan
mill; w c Carter churn, so ears
white corn, 1st aud Sd premium 100
ears white corn; J P Abern athy
Pekin ducks, s Brahma chickens,
geese, trio Plymouth rock chickens,
collection of poultry; H Burrow,
hushel oats, special premium by
Com. Hord on same; MISS Ssllie
McCallum, hushel sweet potatoes;
J E Alternately. bale timothy hay,
bale millet hay; N B Zuccarello,
peck onions, collection vegetables,
peck second crop Irish potatoes !;
Mrs j Tol Grant, ] bushel turnips
home made cheese, canned tomo
toes, canned apples, display canned
goods; Madison Harwell, beeta,
variety and best collection fruits,
fall apples, display late peaches,
display fruits, 4 pounds honey,
Bartlette pairs, 4th premium
(Hords) SO ears white corn, half
bushel dried apples; Mrs Jas A
White, half hushel peanuts, light
bread, corn bread, biscuits, special,
est pea" preserves; Mrs N H
White, half dozen egg plants; Hor-
ace Rainey, variety and best collec-
ton apples, winter apples; Joe
Kennedy, display pears; Mrs A R
Gordon, rnsk; Mrs. Will Ashworth,
biscuit, apple jelly, ounce jelly,
grape jelly, plum jelly, peach jelly,
peach preserves, ounce preserves,
display cakes, trimmed hat and
bonnet, white cotton woven coun-
terpane, hearth rug, half hose, best
display in hall by gentleman or la
dy. display in hall by lady; Mrs.
j May, homemade crackers, hall
hushel dried peaches, display flow
ers, fucias in bloom, g eraniums, ros
IS, pinks and verbenas, handsomest
bouquet; Miss Caroline Tankersley,,
apple preserves, canned psirs, peach
pickle, sponge cake, fruit cake, fan
cy worsted quilt; Miss Fannie
Gardner, citron; Mrs F A R Swan,
pear preserves; Mrs Fannie Hay
ME, Strawberry preserves. cotton
embroidery, crazy qnilt; Mrs j II
Burrow, 5 lbs extracted honey.
special by j W Morton 7 lbs hut
ser; Mrs w G Carter, special, 5 lbs.
butter; Mrs w d Reynolds, special,
b STD hams, canned blackberries;
Mrs I 0 Alternately, canned green
peas, chair cover, work on perfora
ted board, spatter work, wooden
hose, feather flowers, fancy head in
crsyon, fruit in oil, fancy head in
oil, plague In oil, painting on satin
in oil, collection of painting, art
display; Mrs c A Reynolds. tomato
tsup, pear pickle, display pickles,
worsted embroidery, chineile work; ;
Mrs c G Brown, apple vinegar,
pound cake; Mrs. E H F Gordon,
loaf light bread, water colors. Mrs
" S Rose, white coun terpane, knit,
calico quit; Mrs W Smith, home
made blankets, shell work; Miss ia
kle Braden, plain hand sewing;
Mrs II c Crow. machine sewing,
hair work; Miss Sallie Dickerson,
ottoman cover;- Mrs w w Brown,
infant dress; Mrs Sue Jones, cot
ton hose; Miss Lucy Gordon, tat
ting; Miss Alice Simmons, otton
crochetting; Mrs j 8 Reynold
worsted chache ting; Mrs / n
Smithson, paper flowers; Miss Fan
ME Wilkes White, worsted crochet
ting; Miss Bertha Gordon, cottor
crochetting; Miss William Arcl
Grow, crayon sketch; Miss Lizzie
Brown, hand sewing by girl unde
IL years; Miss Rhyburn Grow, land
scape in crayon, craYon portrai
from pilot" graph; Miss Lizzie Riv-
ers, animal in erayon; Mrs E F An
derson, landscape in oil, animal il
oil; Miss Anna May, home mad
bonnet; J W Simmons, SO ears vel
low corn; j B Rnyd, 2nd premium
60 ears white corn,