The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-10-16

plum and grape, Miss Mary McFall;
best pear Miss jamie Elan best ounce,
Mrs n. Nj. Jones; best citron, same:
tomato, Miss Emma McFall; greatest
variety of any sort, Miss Mary McFall.
JELLIEs-Best apple, ounce, lemon,
strawberry, blackberry, raspberry,
grape, plum, cherry and pear, Mrs. Ed
Looney; best crabapple and damson,
Mrs. John Wartield; best display of tel-
lies, Mrs. Ed Looney.
CANNED FRUITs.-Best apples, Mrs.
John Warfield; best peaches, raspber-
ries, plums, grapes and damsons, Miss
Mary McFall; best ounces, pears,
blackberries and cherries, Mrs. Ed
Looney; best Strawberries, Mrs. G.. T.
LonneY; best tomatoes, Mrs. George
McFall; best corn and peas, Mrs. II. G.
Harlan; best display of canned fruit,
Miss Mary McFall.
BREADs.-Best loaf of wheat bread,
best beaten biscuit and best soda bis
cult, Mrs. John Warfield; best corn
light bread and best corn bread, Miss
Mary McFall. YI
CAKEs.--Best white cake, Jelly cake.
cocoanut cake, and ribbon cake, Mrs.
John Warfield; best sponge cake, Miss
Florence Farrell best fruit cake, dark,
and best fruit cake, light, Miss Mary
McFall.
ART AND DECORATIVE oRK.-Best
Counterpart, cotton, homemade, Miss
Addie Woodland; best crochet trimmings.
largest variety, homemade, Mrs. stuart
Fleming; best cushion for sofa, home
made, Mrs. J. a. Timmons; best pin
cushion, embroidered, Mrs. n. M. Jones /;
best pair socks or stockings, home
made, and best embroidery in cotton,
Mrs Haynie; best embroidery i'm wors-
ted, Mrs. j. A. Timmons; best embroid-
cry in silk, Miss jamie Elan; best
HANDKERCHIEF, embroidered, home
made. Miss Maud Gross; best knitted
trimmings, homemade, Miss Emma
McFall; best knitted rug, homemade,
Miss Hollie Hart; best lambreuuin,
Miss Malinda Cecil; best lamp rug,
homemade, Mrs. Neiplin; best outline
work in silk, Miss Essie Sellers; best
outline work in cotton, Mrs. n. NJ.
Jones; best pillow shams, drawn, paint
ed,Dr embroidered, Miss Addie Wool
drews; best quilts of worsted, Mrs. b. s..
Thomas; best quilts of silk or velvet,
Mrs. Haynie; best rag carpet, five
yards, homemade, Mrs. Howard.
WINEs.-Best grape wine, Mrs. George
McFall; best blackberry wine, best
wine of any kind, and best display of
wine, Miss Mary Lamb.
CoRDIALS.-Best black berry cordial,
best peach cordial, best cherry cordial
best strawberry cordial, and best rasp-
berry cordial, Miss Mary McFall.
POULTRY Observation-Disclosures pair of
bronze turkeys, Mrs. John Warleld;
best pair of geese, any breed, Mrs. c. A.
Knight; best pair Of gninels, Ewing
Irvine; best pain of pekin ducks, Looney
Walker; best pair of light brahma
chickens, r. Il. Denham; best pair Of
game chickens, and best game cock,
J. b. Cranberry; best pair of white leg
horn chickens, r. E. Denham; best pair
of brown leghorn chickens, 5. w. War
field; best pair of Plymouth Rock
! chickens, b. a. Satterfield.' Pratt Food
! Company, Philadelphia. Pa, offered the
following special premiums of pounds
each of Pratt's Poultry Food: Best trio
b, b. II. game fowls, 4. b. Harlan; best
trio barred Plymouth Rocks, b. x. Sat
terrified; best trio bronze turkeys, S. w
Wartield best trio white leghorns, r.
| r.. Denham.