Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-23
PREMIUMS AWARDED.
Proceedings of the Annual Fair Of Tar
sus Grange October 10 and II.


sus Grange October 10 and IL.
Owing to inclement weather, the
crowd was small the first day, but q
large crowd was on hand the second
day and everything went on pleas
antly. The exhibits by the ladies
were well worth seeing, as there wa:
every kind of ladies' work on exhi
bition, from the ingeniousIy-workec
zephyr quilt down to simple piece
of lace, and in the culinary depart
ment were to be seen just such jellies
fruits, cakes, ETC., as will sharpen any
ones appetite. The farm and garden
products looked as though no droutf
had visited this section, and wher
we cast our eye on the stock we coulC
readily see that our stockmen have
been wide awake and keeping steE
with the times in this line. The fol
lowing were awarded premiums
Mrs. S. T.. .Tomlinson on salt-risine
and plain light bread, gold cake
Miss Mary Eldridge, hop yeast lighI
bread; Mrs. A. R. Fowlkes, roasl
mutton Mrs. S. b. Powers, biscuit
and one pound OIL butter; Miss Nan
ME Powers, stack, jelly and chocolate
cake; Mrs. Bette Marable, silver
cake and canned grapes; Miss Kate
Russell, tea cake and worked pillow
shams Miss Joe Mallory, Is pounds
butter, marble cake, sweet pickles
and citron; Miss Willie Bradley
cake soap and worsted quilt L. w
Powers, sour pickles, honey anC
vinegar Mrs. Jennie Fessey, black
berry wine; Miss Jennie Martin, APP
pie jelly, winter bouquet, pape
wreath, paper fan, paper mats, rustic
picture frames and display Of ladies
work ; Mrs. Bette WatWood, display
Of jelly, display Of fruit and stalk 0
pepper; Mrs. Mollie Jarnan, canned
peaches and pair of gloves; Mrs. Lii
lie Nolen, canned tomatoes and dis
play of pepper; Mrs. Mamie Ru
dolph, zephyr quilt; Miss Brend,
Hoffman, quilt and chair tidy Mis-
Julia Williamson, zephyr flowers
Miss Hattie Laughren, silk pincush
ion; Lola Williams, plain penman
ship; E. II. Harmed, G. A. Barnes
Spencerian system of penmanshil
and flourishing; Ed. Powers, early
potatoes Walter Powers, late pota
toes Ike Powers, drawn single
w. l.. Harmed, white peanuts; S. b
Powers, stock peas; Miss Ada Har
ned, six head Of cabbage, display
cabbage, beets and trio turkeys; p
w. Boone, white corn, dark tobacco
r. Harmed, green apples and pump
kin; Simon Grimes, light tobacco
S. O. Fessey, sweet potatoes; VIM
Chatham, corn-field beans; G. r.
Fessey, wheat; w. G. Jackson, vel
low corn and OK yoke j. w. Proc
tor, black-eyed peas aud butter.
beans; b. J, Corban, pair jersey pigs
7. l.. Oneal, harness mare any age
Richard Tolleson, two year old filly
in harness; l.. G. billing, AGED
walker; II. N. Harmed, slowest
mule; a. M. Powers, two year OLD
bull, heifer and,cow; James Marable
two year old horse or FLY; Walter
Williams, saddle horse any age and
sample molasses; G. j. Cooke, boar
under one year old and pair turkeys
Wick ham, year old mule; Sid.
ney Corban, bull yearling, boy rider
and foot race; Jas. West, sucking
mule colt; q. r. Fessey, two year
old mule; q. r.. N0ien, year old
horse colt and aged harness horse; f.
M. Jackson, fastest male, and mule
four years old; VIM. Hunt, pair OF
mules; Jno. p. Haynes, saddle stall
ion; e. M. Thomson, one year old
jack, and aged jack S. A. Marable,
sucking colt; James Marable, OF
Erin, Tenn, gentleman rider; Miss
Lizzie Hoben, of Dover, Tenn, lady
equestrian ; Jennie Powers, girl
rider; p. II. Diling, gentleman
equestrian over 60 years old; w. w.
Williamson and Miss Lula Smith,
worst turnout.
p. l., HARMED, Sec'ty.
Comforts and California wool blan
kets at very low prices at b. Fried
mans. Oct23 DIT. wilt