Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1910-11-02
THE SECOND ANNUAL
EDGEFIELD COUNTY FAIR.
Fair Brilliant Success, Highly Creditable
Exhibits, Large Attendance.
D. Hols tein

Cnalr given Dy IGauSey % Johes'"
Mrs. A. B. Broadwater.
Third best, bolt of cloth given by
Beaver Dam Mills.-Mrs. Ksta
Minis.
No. Q. For best three varieties
white, one bloom each: First prize,
box octagon soap given by May d
Prescott-Mrs. A. s. Tompkins.
Second best, one pair. of blanketa
given by J. Rubenstein-Mrs. A..
B. Broadwater.
Third best, fifty pounds of Ome-
ga -four given by r. L. Dunovant
Mrs. w. B. Cogburn.
No. 8. Finest collection of pink:
First prize, piece of cut glass glven
by Penn 8, Holstein-Mrs. Kate
Minis.
Second best, fifty pounds aour
given by r. L. Dunovant-Miss
Sophie Dobson.
Third best, fifty pounds -four Civ.
en- by R. L. Dunovant-Mrs. Il. 8.
Anderson.
No. 4. Finest collection of yellow:
First prize, ladies' hand bag given
by w. H. Turner-Mrs. Kate
Minis. !.
Second best, orange bowl giyeE
by Lynch drug store-Mrs. J. a.
Allen.
Third best, fifty pounds of Ome-
ga -four given by R. L. Dunovsns
Mrs. w. B. Cogburn.
No. 5. Greatest number Of fine
ones on one plant: One pair OF
ladies' Red Cross shoes given by
Rives Bros-Mrs. A. B. Broad
water.
No. 8. Finest single white: Hrs
prize, one sweater given. by w. Al
Hart-Mrs. T. ]. Hunter.
Second best, Swift's premium
ham given by H. Fl. Sanders
| MRS: A -B. Broadwater.
Third best, twenty-five pounds Of
Grandeur -four given by w. w.
adams & Go.
No. 7. Finest single yellow: First
prize, one umbrella from Dorm %
Minis Mrs. Robert Marsh.
Second best, twenty-five pounde
of Grandeur -four given by w. w.
Adams & Co.
No. 8. Finest single red: First
prize, one picture given by J.W.
Peak-Mrs. A. S. Tompkins.
Second best, twenty-five pounds
of Iris -four given by May d Press
cott-Mrs. A. B. Broadwater.
No. 9. Finest single pink: First
prize, one picture given Timmons
drug store-Mrs. A. B. Broadwater
Second best, twenty-five pounds
of Iris -four given by May & Pres
cott-Mrs. Kate Minis.
No. 10. Finest two on one stem:
First prize, pair of vases by NJ. A.
Taylor-Mrs. J. H. Allen.
Second best, box of starch given
by L. E Jackson-Miss Lena Hol-
stein.
No. IL. Finest single bronze: one
pair of scissors given by w. u.
Dunovant-Nlrs. A. B. Broadwater.
No. 10. Finest collection Of
roses: Fifty pounds of Iris -four Civ.
en- by May & Prescott-Mrs. km'
lily Manget.
Second best: as pounds of Belle
of Richmond -four given by May. d
Prescott-Mrs. Manly Timmons.
No l3. Finest collection of
dahlias: Five pounds Gold Medal
coffee given by Jones & Son-Mrs.
B. Timmons.
Second best: 25 pounds of Belle
of Richmond -four given by May d
Prescott--Mrs. T. J. Turner.
No. IA. Finest Boston fern: First
prize, set of beauty pins given by
Mrs. B. B. Jones-Mrs. B. Tim
mons.
No. Is. Finest Maiden hair fern:
% pounds Snow Flake -four by
May & Prescott-Mrs. B. Tinmons
No. 1e. Finest Ostrich plume
fern: 95 pounds of Snow Flake -four
by May & Prescott-Mrs. Ssllie
Mosely.
Second best: 25 pounds of Snow
Flake -four given by May & Pres'
cott-Mrs. P. B. Mayson.
No. II. Prettiest design made Of
chrysanthemums: 25 pounds OF
Snow Flake -four given by May q
Prescott-Mrs. Sallie Mosely.
Household Department.
J. T. McManus, Supt.
The following were awarded the
blue ribbon and soc as cash prize:
Jar of leaf lard, Mrs. D. B. Hei.
lingsworth.
| Ham, Mrs. A. a. Wells.