The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-09-25
FAIR WEEK !
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stand mats, piano cover.
Miss Agnes Ussery, pin-chushion ana
bottles, glass panels.
Mrs. W. p. Woodbridge, beaten biscuit,
corn bread.
Mrs. Lazarus, knitted trimming.
Mrs. Whitaker, calico quilt.
Mrs. Frank Smith, apple preserves,
grape preserves.
canned pluIns, canned corn.
Mss Anna LoOney, canned pears.
Mrs. Is. Nj. Smith, table cover.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Emerson, crochet trim
ming and largest variety.
Miss Minnie Roberts, needle work
and handkerchief.
Mrs. Stuart Fleming, ounce pre-
serves, pear jelly, lemon jelly, straw
berry jelly, black berry jelly, display OF
ielIIes, ounce marmalade, pear marina
Mrs. Stuart Fleming, canned straw
berries, canned grapes, canned crab
apples, loaf wheat bread, salt rising
soda biscuit, monte sano cake, dough
nuts, bouquet.
Miss Matte Russell, pair Knitted nit
tens, embroidery in silk.
Mrs. Alice Smith, cup and saucer.
Misses Lena b. and Lillian Smith,
collection i'll water colors, study of How
ers, water color.
Mrs. f. w. Dixon, Afghan scarf.
Miss Tennie Gartner, display of mil
Hnery in case.
Mrs. Ivens, pillow shams, drawn.
Mrs. Greenlu Maxwell, apple jelly;
Miss vi. Miller, damsOn jelly, dried
apples, dried pears, bees wax.
Miss Bessie Maxwell, dressed doll.
Mrs. G. s. Alcorn, animals in oil, sea-
view in oil, figure in oil, decorative
pottery, wooden panels, composition
PLAGUE.
Mrs. G. S. AIcorn, collection in oil,
screen painted, outlines in cotton.
Miss Virginia Carpenter, tomato
catsup.
Miss Bessie Hendley, sour pickle and
Mrs. G. s. Nichols, canned peas.
Mrs. q. A. Wartield, grape jelly, five
pounds lard, worstsd quilt, rag rug.
Mrs. w. Z. Morgan, strawberry pre-
serves, sofa pillow.
Mrs. John Medley, tufted rug, cider.
MIS-, w. b. Chattin, peach cordial.
Mrs. SRObt. Williams, pin cushion,
outline i'll silk.
Mrs. w. b. DobSins, sweet pickle,
peach Jelly, cOcOanut jelly, Splasher.
Miss Carrie Clopton, strawberry cor
dial, fruit cake.
Mrs. c. c. Vaughn, gooseberry jelly,
extracted honey.
Miss Dora Cooper, figure in crayon,
landscape in crayOn, figure in crayon.
Miss Annie VOORHEES,, lamDrequln:
Miss Munsell, china painting, collec-
Mrs. f. f. CIawson, child's dross,
Jelly, apple cordial, cucumber catsup,
brandy peaches.
Mrs: Il. A. Satterfield, peck of pears.
Mrs. Henry McLemOre, collec ion OF
ornamental foliage plants, china
PLAGUE.
Miss Susie VOORHEES,, apple vinegar.
Rainey IL Sellars, display OF apples,
display of fruit, peck Of apples, peck
of peaches.
Miss Ida Bentley, plum jelly.
NJ II AI.4arr tor In m a.
lade, ham, soft soap, bouquet.
Mrs. John Moore, putty work.
Mrs. Il. e. Cant, plum marmalade,
greatest variety of growing plants,
Mrs. j. w. Moore, canned ounce,
canned tomatoes, chow-chow, turnip
seed, bouquet.
Mrs. Jane q. Dobbins, rag carpet.
Mrs. a. +. SOwell, canned blackb6r-
ries, canned raspberries, canned dam
preserves.
Miss Fletcher Fariss, hanging basket.
Mrs. John Barrow, canned goose
berrie, apple marmalade.
Mrs. @. Nj. Russell, wine of any kind
Mrs. Wyatt Harrison, crazy quilt,
| silk or velvet quilt.
Mr.. j. G. McGaw, honey in comb.
Mrs. J. II. Russell, tomato preserves
damsOn preserves, painted plates.
Mrs. Potter, grape wine, tidy of crazy,
patch work.
Mrs. JOHN L. Jones, canned pears
| raspberry jelly.
| Mrs. Kate Bradford, knitted SOCKS,
embroidery in cotton.
Miss Rebecca Bullock, knitted stock
| ings, worsted embroidery.
Miss Hattie Hammond, light bread,
| yeast rising.
candy.
Miss Amy Wartield, silver cake, jum-
! bles.
Miss Amanda Harlan, fancy cake.
Mrs. j. X. Farrell, tea cakes, ginger
snaps.
| Miss Hagey, sponge cake.
| Mrs. j. w. FAIRIES, rolls.
Mrs. Joe fowler, homemade candy.
Mrs. John Moore, . pounds of butter
! Mrs. J. A. Evans, comfort.
Miss Willie Figuers, figure in crayon'
Mr.. j. w. Deaderick, bushel pumpkin
seed, bushel of oats, dried blackber-
! ries.
Mr.. J. C. McGaw, honey in comb.
! Davis X. Hayes, Jr. Plymouth Rock
| chickens, 100 ears OF corn.
Miss Ida Maxwell, head in crayon,
| study of flowers, oil.
Mrs. Will Ruttle, head in oil, portrait
from lite, gold cake, cut roses.
Miss Eta Lee Estes, bouquet.
Mr.. Montey Faris, Legion chickens.
Mr.. Frank Whitthorne, pair pigeons
Mr.. Will Webster, game chickens.
Mrs. Mollie McCrory, sun-bOnn ct.
Miss Mamie Evans, painting on satin.
Mr. J. w. Mayberry, display of vege-
tables, display of farm and garden pro-
ducts, l bushel of wheat, l bushel OF
sweet potatoes.
Mr. S. w. Warfield, bushel of wheat,
100 ears of popcorn.
r. q. Irvine, sorghum, Pekin Ducks.
Mr.. John Estes, Toulon Geese.
Mr.. J. ID. Barrow, bushel of clover
seed.
Robert Kelly Cason, pair of Bantam
chickens.