The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-30
PRODUCTS OF Farm AND GARDEN.

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pr 81; Mrs Il ii 0glt shy, cider, pr 81; G +
Alexander, apple vinegar, pr 81; Mrs.
John FariSs, tomato pickle, pr 81; Mrs
& T LoOney, home made starch, pr 81;
Mrs. w $ Adkins, home made soap, pr
81; Mrs. w Moore, sorghum, pr 81;
Mrs. c C Vaughan, strained honey, pr
SIS Mrs. } Stephenson, cucumber
pickle, sour, pr 81; Lloyd Cecil, ham, p!
-; Miss Bessie Moore, mixed pickle,
PRESERVES.
Mrs. w II Erwin, citron preserves, pr
81; Mrs. Stuart Fleming, pair preserves,
pr 81; same, blackberry preserves, pr 81 4;
same, raspberry preserves pr 81; same,
plum preserves, pr 81; same, grape pre-
serves, pr 81; same, greatest variety of
preserves, pr So; same, cherry preserve,
pr LOO; same, damsOn preserve, pr 100;
Miss Minnie Bentley, apple preserves,
pr LOO; Mrs. G. II IOOney, tomato pro
serves, pr LOO; Miss Annie Wartield,
ounce preserves, pr LOO; Mrs. w L
Morgan, strawberry preserves, pr LOO;
Mrs. j II Andrews, peach pre-
serves pr'lO0.
JELLIEs.
Mrs w S Fleming. apple j"lly, pr
81 ; same, lemon Jelly, pr 81 ; same.
greatest display Of jaIiics, pr 81; Mrs
Stewart Fleming, ounce jelly, pr 81;
same, straw berry jelly. pr 81; same,
black berry jelly, pr 81; Mrs B : Thom-
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raspberry irliY, pr 81; Same, crab apple
j-Ily, pr 81; same, damsOn jelly. pr 81;
Mrs ID Moore, grape jelly, pr 81; Miss
Carry Alexander, cherry jolly, pr 81.
MARMoLADE.
Mrs Smart 5 Fleming, apple marmo
lade, pr 81; same, ounce marmOl de, pr
81; same, pear i:Iarm0lade, pr 81; sumo,
orange marmOlade, one entry; Mrs W
III MagTuder, peach marmOladc, pr 81.
CANNED FRUITS
Mrs S Fleming, gOosbcrries, canned,
pr S1i same, apples, pr 81; SANG, straw
berries, pr 81; same, raSpherries, pr 81;
same, piums, pr 81; same, cherries, pr
81: same, grapes, pr ST. same, peaches,
pr 81; same, ounce, pr 9li same, dam
fruits, pr 81; Mrs II Looney, canned
tomatoes, pr II; same, canned corn, pr
81; same, canned peas, pr 81; Mrs w j
Moore, canned blackberries, pr 81.
Branded FRUITS.
Mrs II Andrews, branded peaches,
pr 81; same, branded cherries, pr 81; II
f Alexander, branded apples, pr -.
BREADS.
Mrs J Dobbins, waters, pr $3.50;
Mrs James Howard, rolls. pr 81; Mrs I
figuers, corn bread, pr $50; Miss
Mary Cant, sait-rising bread, pr 81 30;
Ms Stuart Fleming, yeast rising bread,
pr 81 so; same, beat biscuit, pr 81; Mrs
DR. Akin, soda biscuit, pr 81; Mrs Z /
I4ooney, cOrn-light bread, prs l.5O.
CAKES.
Mrs Dobbins, W hite fruit cake, pr
SI.J0; same, gold cake, pr 81; Mrs b w
Gamble, ribbon cake, pr $l.5O; M ~
Mrs W ii Lipscomb, sponge cake, pr
81; Mrs g T LOOneY, tea-cakes, pr 81;
Mrs w S Fleming, fruit cake, black, pr
$50; Mrs. Fleming, jelly cake pr
l. -
bles, pr 90; Mrs J X Farrell, ginger
snaps, pr OO,
WINES.
Mrs w T Erwin, grape wine, pr 90;
Miss Minnie Bentley, best wine Of any
kind, pr 2 90; Mrs J Il HerndOu, apple
wine, no premium ofieredi Mrs Il
Sykes, blackberry wine, premium co.
CoRpIALs,
Mrs II Andrews, raspberry cordial,
pr 90; same, peach cordial, pr 90;
Mrs Z w Gamble, cherry cordial, pr
dial, pr 90; ii f Alexander, apple cor
dial, pr 90; Mrs Ill s Cox, blackberry
cordial, pr 2 90.
FRUIT NECTAR.
Mrs Stuart Fleming, raspberry
nectar, pr 90; Mrs G. L LOOney, straw
berrp nectar, pr 90.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
Mrs w l. Medley, pair WOODEN hose,
one entry, pr 81 90; Miss Dora Evans,
Latchwork in silk, no pr; Mrs J Dob
bins, rag rug, pr Tl.O0; Mrs n NJ Jones,
Sl.50: same, fiat painting on velvet, pr
SI.O0; Mrs 4 Ii Rains, embroidery ON
wOrsted, pr $lO0; Mrs Il Y Player, ont
line III cotton, pr Sl.OO; Mrs w = Elem
ing, crochet hood, pr 81; Mrs Stuart )
Fleming, EN- brOidered handkerchief, pr
81; same, washstand spldsher, pr 81; VI -
G. Alcorn, painted scarf, pr also; NJ r.
j II Andrews, rag-WOrk, laHCT, pr 81
same, sofa cushion, p y; Mrs Curucs Ii.
painted washStand SplaShcT 81; Mrs ) }
Underwood, lamp rug, homemade, pr A.;
$3.50; same, rustic rug,-pr 81; Mary Bui-
lard, crochet mats, Child's, no pr offered ;
Little Miss AdkissOu, calico quit, Pr;
Miss Mary Cant, knitted mitS, pr 81;
Miss Leila Barr, knitted shoes, pr 81;
Mrs y NJ Jones, lambrequin, pr Tl.5O;
Miss Susie VOORHEES,, six quilk, pr p;
Mrs V + Ward, knitted trimming, pr
81; Mrs T. l Joyce, Child's dress, l'r p;
same, knitted stockings, pr 81; same,
pin cushiOu, embroidered, pr 81; Mrs
w J Andrews, Jr., embroidery in silk,
pr 81; NJ RS + + G'lawSon, cHild's dress,
hand made, pr s.; Mrs ID y Craig, cot
ton cOunterpin, pr Sl.JO; Mrs l. II South
all, handkerchief, home made, pr 81;
Mrs Robert Pillow, scarf, embrriderinE
in silk, pr SI,50; Mrs II LWheeler,
knitted rug, one ontrY, pr 81; Mrs Eliza
beth Ellison, EN- brOidery in SILK, pr -;
Mrs n N Jones, chiid's crocheted shoes,
worsted, pr 81; Mrs Mary Tucker, calico
quilt, no pr; Mrs w S Fleming. plain
thanksgiving, pr 81.
DOYLEs IN HALF DOZEN.
Mrs J Dohbins, homemade gloves,
pr 81; Mrs w $ Fleming, washstand
mats, pr 81; Mrs q 5 Alcoru, embrOid-
cry in aresene, pr 81; Miss Mirnie
pr 81; Mrs w NJ Msyes, drawn work,
pr 81; Miss Rachel, drawn pillow shams,
pr 81; Mrs w Il Morgan, bureau scarf,
pr 81; Mrs Jno D)bbins, Kensirgton
wo:k on screen, pr 81.
ART DEPARTMENT.
Miss Lizzie Bowen, Landscape pastel,
several entries, pr $50; Hiss Minnie
Bentley, landscape in oft, pr $50; same,
collection inNoil painting, pr "a; same,
landscape in water cOlors, pr ~; same,
Ian lscaPe in crayon, pr 81; same,
sketch i'm pencil drawing, pr So same,
collrction in water colors, pr So; same,
landscape in crayon, pr -; saina, best
and largest variety, pr 50; Willie Fig
ures, best and largest collection IN cray
on, pr 50; Miss Annie Bennett, animal
in pastel, pr $I.50; Mrs j IL russell,
flowers in pastel, pr $l.50; same, head
in pastel, pr Sl.50; Mrs q > Alcorn,
flowers in oil, pr 81; same, painting on
satin, p $l.50; same, composition OF
placque, pr 81; same decorated pottery,
one entry san q. hand-painted cushion
and bottles, pr 81; Miss Estclio Loon
hard, fruit in pastel, pr -; Miss Mary
Evans, fruit in oil, pr 81; Miss Sarah
Bentley, collection China painting, pr
So; same, best painting, China. pr -;
same, PLAGUE on China, one entry, pr
81; Miss Agnes Usscrv, painting on
glass, pr -; VI isH Bessie Cecil, six plates,
China, pr So Willie Figures, figure in
crayon, pr 50; same, head in crayOH, pr
$3.50; same, display in crayon. pr 50;
same, sketch in India ink, pr 81; + q
Smith, display Of photographs, pr So;
Miss Mary Evans, screen, pr 81; N ISIS
Dora Cooper, animal in crayon, pr $3.50,
same, animal in crayou, pr 81; Mrs CT.
s. Alcorn, head in oil, pr 81; same,
figure in oil, pr 81
CHIT DRENs' DEPARTMENT.
Master Henry Holman, figure in pen
Gil, pr $3.50; same, landscape in crayon,
child's copy book, one entry, pr$l; Miss