The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1901-10-23

pickles. sweet peach pickles, quinc jelly.
Miss Lois Loner-Sweet pickles.
Miss l.. Gibert-Jelly, muscadlne, apple,
blackb lar pear preserves.
Mre. ]. X. Genn-Preserves pear, peach,
watermellon, chow chow, sweet pickles:
Mrs. ]. E. BrownIee-Plaid pound cake,
universal pickle, cucumber, chocolate cake.
Mrs. W. A. Calvert-Mixed pickle, jelly,
b lack berry.
Miss Margaret Annie Williams-Jelly.
Mrs. r. SOndley-Muscadine jelley.
Miss NJ. L. Smith-Mixed pickles, silver
E. G. Meschine-Apple jelly. 8 glasses.
Mrs. j. g. Csldwell-PreserYes. pear, fig.
marmalsde, apple. peach:
Mrs. Morse-Wine. blackberry, chow chow
pickle, cherry preserves, pickle, cherry,
cucumber jelly, blackberry brandy. peaches,
caramels.
Miss Annie Hawthorn-varie,y pickle
Mrs. Il. E. Hill-Loaf bread.
Mrs. NJ. w. HiIl-LoaL bread,
Dr. J. A. Dickson-Cucumber pickle.
Mrs j. w. Slgn-2 jars pear preserves.
Miss Lucia Parker-Cherry, cordial, pepper
Mrs. ]. w. w. Marshall-Pickle, plum,
cherry. black berry jam, black berry cordial.
Mrs. g. w. Speer-Pound cake.
Miss Nettie Russell-Pickle, chow chow,
watermelon preserves, tomaioe catsnp.
Frances Lomax-Jar peas, pickIe apple,
tomato, peach.
Mrs. McDonald-Decanter wine.
Henry Titus-Jar pickle.
Mrs Frances Henry-Cake. =
Mrs. | A. KelIar-JelIy, goose plumb. piekl o
apple burbank plumb. peach, apple pickle,
peach, goose plum, pepper sauce, jams, stray straw
Mrs. F. Henry-Rnlls. russ.
Miss acknowledgements preserves.
Mrs. j. S. Briti-pr-serves, fg, pear.
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Mrs. A. f. Cox Peach preserves, Jelly. ap-
Mrs Lucy Thomson-2 bottles catsup, cups
jelly.
THEORETICALLY SEALED, &c.
Mrs. L. c. Haskell-B 'ack erry wine.
Miss Eunlce CAlhouu-Black berry wine.
E. g. Meschine-2 Jars apples.
berries, p' ars.
I. A. KellaI-Blackh berries, peaches, pears,
ok ra, grape chefriea tomatoes.
Miss Slatla Bradley-Pears.
Mrs. ]. F. Bradley-Blackb berry wine.
Mrs. J z. .Kugh-Pears.
Miss Ellen Morrow-Blackberry wine, black
Mrs. ]. s. Britt, honey, black berry wine,
peaches.
Mrs. A. E. Cox-Pears. cherries. cherry wine.
Mrs. r. G. Wilson-Blackoerry wine.
Mrs. ngsworth-Tomatoes. cherries,
E. 6. Sbirley-Extract honey, comb honey.
Miss Ellen Morrah-blackberry wine.
Mrs. P. B. Speed, fig preserves, watermelon,
peach, pears, cherry.
Mrs. G. G. Reed-iO lbs honey comb.
Mrs. G. A. Milford-l jar peaches jar pears.
Misses Cater-Black berry wine, grape wine,
tomatoes and okrs, tomatoes.
/ Mrs. Mamie Wardlaw-1 quart watermelon
rind preserves.
Miss Winton Parks-1 quart scuppernong
wine.
Mrs. NJ. H: Wilson, jar pears.
Mrs. Chas Pemberton-Jars cherries squash,
Mrs. W. c. DuPre - Peaches, vegetables
soup. black berries, beans, hottie tomatoes.
Miss l.. g. Gibert--2 cans white peaches, 2
cans yellow peaches, can black kberry.
Miss Lizzie G!bert-1 can peaches.
Mrs. y. q. Thomson-Tomatoes and okra,
Jar tomatoes. pears.
Mira. j. F. Clinkscales-a jars jelly, jars
blackberrles, jar tomatoes, tomatoes, Jars
Mrs ]. R. Glenn-l glass jelly, black berry
wine tomatoes, jar peaches.
]. D. Winn-Peachea, apples, peaches
Mrs. ]. F. Clinkscaes-Peaches.
Mrs. ]. E. Brownlee-White grape wine,
wine, blackberry wine.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
A. T. McIlwaln-Bushel vineless potatoes.
Poor House-Bushel bunch yam potatoes.
j. D. Winn-Peaches..
II, ,SOQQlGy-bQbuClI
Miss Graves-Nuts.
E. G. Meschine-Bushel sweet potatoes red,
potatoes white.
A. B. Morse-soja beans.
J. Fraser Lyon-Pepper.
ProfJ. F. Lee-Japanese presimmonsapples
cb bestnuts.
J. r. Blake-Pears. apples.
Mrs. Lee-Pomegranits,S jars pears.
pr: Thomson-.Jar pepper.
Il. M. Glenn-T root cabbage.
Henry Bonner-Pepper.
/. A. Kellar-Corn field beans, Q cans.
r. P. Blake-1 doz. apples, assortment fruits,
w. J. Kirk doz. pears. branch contain
Ing pears, lot nursery stock.
s. +. Herndon-l doz. pears.
Mrs. Lucy g. Thomson-l1 egg plants.
s.. Gibert-Beaus.
Mrs. w. E. Lesley-1 bottle black berry wine.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Mrs. L. w. White-Rol butter.
Misses Cater-Butter, 10 lbs. lard.
Mrs. NJ. II. Wilson, jar lard.
w. NJ. Darrlcott-Bushel meal.
w. e. Leslie-3 lbs. butter, 100 lbs. flour.
E. G. Meschine-8 prints butter, 100 lbs. -four,
bushel corn meal, landus, bushel corn meal
blount, bushel corn meal shoe peg.
r. l.. Winn-Lard.
J. D. Miller-2 sacks flour.
H. II. Tusten-l dears head.
VIII Blanchett-l sack meal, sack -four,
sack graham flour. chopped wheat.
Mrs. j. D. Loner-Lard.
J. B. Britt-Sheepski
Mrs. Tennent-3 lbs. butter.
r. r. Hemphill-2 caps so years old.
Mrs. Lucy g. Thomson-1 lot mutton suet
Mrs. J. s. Britt-3 lbs butter.
H. E. Harling-old sword used in Revolu.
tionary War.
MANUFACTURERS WOOD AND IRON.
A. NJ. Hill & Sons-Wstklns hay press,
j. l.. McMillan-500 brick.
J.F. Cromer-500 brick.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
A. NJ. Hill & Sons-Road wagon, display
buggies, carriages, wagons, road wagons.
j. l.. Hill g. Co..-Display Of buggles and
wagons
J.O. Heminger-2 collections for county.
Kinderick Gold Mining Co-Collectlon OF
mineral.
Q. s. Wakeling--2 collections of minerals.
G. T. Standardization OF minerals.
w. w. .Bradley-Nuggets of gold.
j. w. .Calvert-Mica.
R.O. Hunter-Gold, manganese phosphate.
j. E. Bradley-Gold, copper.
r. y. Hunter-Copper, Iron.
]. f. Bradley-Gold.
J. 8. Characterization.
AT. Observation-Disclosures.
6. K. Strick le-God quarts.
FLORAL DEPARTMENT.
Mrs. s. &. Thomson Vase dahlias. vase
chrysan henums.
Miss Nj. L. Smith-Collection Of flowers and
ferns.
Miss Lalle Calhoun-Chryaant themums.
Mra. A. B. Morse-Collection palms, and
ferns. T..
Mrs. J. r. Glenn - Ferns, begonlas, pot
plants, vase cut flowers.
Mrs j. c. Klugh--Collectlon begonia, &c.
j. W. Sigh-White chrysanthemums.
Mrs. 8. +. Herndon-6 varieties chrysan-
themums, fine le variety chrysanihemums.
Mrs. w. ]. Kirk-Basket rysanthemums,
design chrysa o themums.
Mrs. =. F. Herndon-Rose single specimen.
Miss Lall!e Calhouu-Slngle crysanthe-
muns.