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Home.
KATES OF SUBSCRIPTION:
one year,
ix months, - - -;:,ree
months.
$2 10
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55
.Invariably in Advance.
PFEilDM LIST OF THE STATE
GHICOLTORAL SOCIETY.
, A:)S A TTIIK HkC EN T
FAIR.
DEPARTMENT A.
M Kdgerton, Fremont, best bale cot-
!" Julius Crawford, Raleigh, 2d best bale
,s,tt.j!i, diploma,
pr Vik, Selma, best bale cot ton, long
A Granger, Goldsloro, best variety
lr.i era, 2 bushels, ft.
): (' .Iambus Mills, Concord, best va
n.tv breud corn, 2 bushels 5.
Jwb Charles, Salem, Lest tock corn,
h i-U, 10.
" j,,..-Hiirdraan, Sal.-'m, best variety
ul;it. 2 bushels, 10.
li t v'.-y A- Ward, Rigsley'8 Store, best
. c l li-.ishols, 2 OX).
I i i ranger, Gold4oro, lest rye, 2
l,:i!i''N. -
J.oa h Norwood, Hillslxjro, b.st bar
i, v 2 I ush'ls, 2 50.
Hiirdnuu, Silem, lo:U barley, 2
,i,h-ls 2 .
V M-Hrid Fayetteville, best half
1 millet s-ed, 5.
,I.t!;: Norwood, Hillsboro, best lialf
!, i-h -1 i:niHS seed, 5.
.I.i:n N'orwMd, Hillsboro, lest h:df
:,,,!, 1 meadow gras. seed, 2 50.
.I.iMt-s NorwiHxl, Hillsboro, best half
i.'a.l oroluird gras seed, 2 50.
Hurdrnan, Sideui, best half
iuli'-I on-hard grass seed, 2 50.
i A ; ranker, GoWUboro. best 2bush
, j-a. 2 50
lfvd Palmer, Raleigh. t:l 2 bmh-
, ;;.M 2 50.
T A Grander, Goldsboro, best 1
u :i. I t:i'le pea- (N C raised). 5.
Dr K ;ri-om. Raleigh best 2 bush
. i potatoes. 5.
;,r K (in--!n, Rileh best 1 barrel
i okl!oeS, 5.
T A i ranger, Goldsboro, best 1 bar
e tur:i:p. 2.
.iu'ii. Norwood, Hillsboro, best bale
. hay, 5.
' J.ni' Norwood, Hill-biro, best bale
:a v.- -'ru- ha 10.
.1 .its i Norwood, Hillsboro, beat bale
u ; v.tU '1 -'ras, 10.
Vm. A Merman, Fayette ville, best
': ;!. i.t:ated grx., 10.
od, Hillsboro, best bale
r ! ;iv; 10.
Harris, l'itsloro, best bale clo
..; !..iv. 1".
.Kim.-. Norwood. HdUboro, best spc
ii. a !r.-nm i-orn. 2.
J.tTiu Norwood, Hillsboro, largest
-..,r . i v i;ukk l raised on oue larni,
T A (J ranker, Goldsboro, best sheaf
a: a::l at", '.
lam. Nnrwoinl, I illsboro, farmer
:.iting the most meritorious and
i-vt iminbtT of tield crops, diploma
uri !u'iip rart.
T A ; ranker, (Ioldboro, second best
: . tour tii t t '.ass plows.
l"r K (iiissi.m, Raleigh, best half
'. i n 'lutjches celer', 2.
AI: n-d IVuiu-r. Raleigh, best speci-
. i auli:!ower, 2.
A::nd Palmer, Rahigl), best ?ieci--.'.
u -'g-jilant, 2.
F;t;;vmld Harmon, Raleigh, best
:.. a abhnge, 2.
V.i.u li Si t annon. Raleigh, best
- ::iw n long stalk collards, 2.
!: K lir'..soon, Raleigh, beit variety
,u!i. :.
r a n h.'.il & Harmon, Raleigh, best
ri ty .: i ucuniber.", 2.
k K i:m)ju Kaleigh, best variety
t..on-. 2.
lr K NrUsoni, Raleigh, best variety
' I 'lIl.tllK'S, 2.
i: K (irlsotn, Raleigh, best variety
1 t. 2.
Ai-rcd Palmer, Raleigh, best exhibit
'-.t:r.its, 2.
Ir IK.rissom. Raleigh, besl exhibit
' .tMll)s, 2.
'f A (iran'er. (roldsboro, best c x
' t turnips 2.
Al'.mi Palmer, Raleigh, best exhibit
n..ld wnrtzel, 2.
TA(ronger, (loldsloro, best exhibit
'UUiira timiips, 2.
lairi-Iuld - Harmon, Raleigh, lest
-v.ilit aspiragus roots, 2.
Fiiri liiia Jt Harmon, R;deigh, best
-V:ilu rimlvaxb roots, 2.
Pair-hibl A- Haraion, Raleigh, best
'I aki Nilsifv.
'r. E. Grissom, IUleigh, bet display
": v".Mahhs by one exhibitor, diploma
-11).
f A (irangi-r, GohLsboro, sample 5-40
f -t"U, thplwiua.
Mi S.;ilie Burton, Salem, best speci-
i .ln-s.s..d iiax, 2.
DEI'AKTMENT B. TuoRoroHBREDG.
1 Dm-cli. fnmrlntb best stallion
cvrr 4 v.-ars, gold medaL
.om-oixl, HuLslxjro, best brood
over 4 years. 25.
stainon
best brood
colt un.
Vran ..l.i io
UuIrr DR-vrani and saddle horses.
c J M Heck, Raleigh, best stallion
J1? Sui-s, Rock Spring, best
stallion
. " L;itta, Durham, best brood
'Ter years, 20.
J M" Smith, Hillsloro, bent 1
mare
brood
j' eolt, 25.
Xonfood. HilLslxjro, best saddle
10.
; l'H Ibnulon, Durliam, best single
-g ' f lOing. 20.
fMattie Heck, Raleigh, bst pair
Hlhorsts, 25?
: M Herndon, Durham, best double
'sh horses, 15.
.C Hermlon, Durham, best saddle
barnens horse combined, 10.
Ja Snipes, Rock Spring, best colt
1 and 2 years old, 5.
J i lVy DRAUGHT HORSES.
A N cirri a itv,. ., tii;nn 4
v ' J M Reck, Raleich. best
,'.'r - and under 4 years. 15.
. 1 Walker. Charlotte.
2 and under 4 years, 10.
VOL.V.
Michael Xewlin. Saxapaha'w. best
brood mare,' 20. . .
V B Iivnch. Mebanesville. best stal
lion over 3 and under 4 years, 15.
N. C. R.VLSED nORSES OP ALL WORK.
A Ii Huzzard Short. Ridirewav. lest
stallion 4 yeargjuid over, 20.
G J Williams. Rialto. best mare with
colt by her side, 20.
JACKS, JENXETS AND MULS.
J W Latta. Durham, best iack raised
in X. C, 20.
J W Latta. Durliam. best iennet raised
in N. C, 15.
J C Fuller. Snow Hill, best mide
raised in N C, 10.
J C Fuller. Snow Hill, best mule oren
to the world, 10.
J C Fuller, Snow HilL best pair
mules, 15.
J C Fuller. Snow Hill, bast 4 mule
team, 20.
DEPARTMENT C. Cattle.
A T Mial. Ralehrh. best Devon bull
3 years old and over, 20.
v W Kerr, Haw River, best Devon
bull 1 year old and nnder 2, 5.
D "W Kerr. Haw River, best Devon
bull calf, 5.
D V Kerr. Haw River, best Devon
cow 3 years and over, 20.
D W Kerr, Haw River, best Devon
heifer 2 years old and under 3. 10.
D W Kerr, Haw River, best Devon
heifer 1 year old and under 2, 5.
William 'Grimes, Raleigh, best Dur
liam Indl 3 years old and over, 20.
Jonathan Newlin, Saxapaliaw, best
Durham cow 3 years old and over, 20.
Dr Columbus Mills, Concord, best
Avers1, lire bull calf, 5.
George Batchelor, Raleigh, best Ayer
shire heifer calf, 5.
Dr E Grissom, Raleigh, best Alderny
bull 3 years and over, 20.
J D Whitford, Raleigh, best Alderny
bull 1 year and nnder 2, 10.
W G Upchnrch, Raleigh, best Alderny
calf, 5.
W G Upchurch, Raleigh, best Alderny
cow 3 years old and over, 20.
W G Upchurch, Raleigh, best Alder
ny heifer one year old and under 2, 5.
Dr. Columbus Mills, Concord, best
Brahmin bull, 20.
William Grimes, Raleigh, .best bull
any age or breed, gold medal.
SHEEP AND SWINE.
James Norwood, Hillsboro, best pen
Soutlulowns, 15.
James Norwood, Hillsboro, 2nd best
pen do, 10.
James Norwood, Hillsboro, best pen
Cots wold, 7.50.
Mckeown & V ood, Henderson, best
pen Cotswold, 7.50.
James Norwood, Hillsboro, best pen
natives and grades, 15.
Benjamin Kirkland, Raleigh, 2nd
best pen grades, 10.
McKeown & Wood. Henderson, best
buck, 2 -ears old, 3.34.
Henry Wood, Uidgeway, oest duck
2 years old, 3.33.
James Amos, Henderson, best buck
2 years old, 3.33.
McKeown & Wood, Henderson, best
buck 1 year old, 5.
McKeown & Wood, Henderson, best
ewe 2 years old, 2.50.
Henry Vood, Ridgewav, best ewe 'z
years old, 2.50.
Henry Wood, Ridge way, oest ewe a
years old, 2 50.
James Amos, Henderson, best ewe
2 years old, 2.50.
McKeown & Wood. Henderson, best
ewe 1 year old, 5.
McKeown & Wood, Henderson, oesi
lot fat mutton, 20.
McKeown & Wood. Henderson, 2nd
best lot fat mutton, 10.
MiKeown & Wood. Henderson,
largest and most meritorious exhibit of
sheep, deploma and 20.
Sylvester Smith, iraieign, nest can-
mere buck, 5.
Sylvester Smith, Raleigh, best casn
mere ewe, 5.
William Grimes, Raleigh, best Essex
boar, 10. "
William Grimes, Italeign, Dcst issex
sow, 10.
William Grimes, Raleigh, best lot of
Essex pigs, 10.
James Norwood, Hillsboro, best Berk
shire boar, 10.
James Norwood, Hillsboro, best Berk
shire sow, 10.
James Norwood, liulsboro, uest 101
Berkshire pigs, 10. '
Sylvester Smith, Raleigh, best Ches
ter sow, 10.
William Grimes, 'Raleigh, best lot
Chester pigs, 10.
James Norwood, Hillsboro, best boar
of any age or breed, 10.
William Grimes, Raleigh, best sow of
any age or breed, 10.
James Norwood, Hulsboro, best lot oi
pigs, 10. ,
William Grimes, Raleigh, best pen of
fat hogs, 10. , , .
James Norwood, linisooro, iarg-.
and most meritorious exjubitio" of swjne
by the owner, 10.
DEPARTMENT D. Chickens.
Hudgings & Horton, Raleigh, best
trio light Brahmas, 5.
A. McBuie, Fayetteville, best tno
dark Brahmas, 5.
Wyckoff & Bros, Raleigh, best trio
b nil 'Cochins i 5.
Wyckoff & Bros., do. beet trio par
tridge Cochins, 5.
Wyckoff & Bros., do. best tno wluto
Cochins, 5.
Wyckoff & Bros, do. best trio cinnamon
Cochins, 3. 1 ,
Wyckoff & Bros, do. best tno white
Leghorns, ?. . , , ,
Wyckolf & Bros, . do. best trio black
Spanish, 2.
Wyckoff & Bros, do. best trio Hon-
duns, 3.
WTyckoff & Bros, do. best trio golden
Hamburgs 2. .
Wyckoff & Bros, tjo. best tno golden
Poland, 2. . A . ,
Wyckoff & Bros, do. best trio Sul
tan, 2. ,
W. A. Nash, Pittsboro. best pair game
any variety, 5.
Hudgings & Horton, Raleigh, best
pair black breasted red game, 3.
Hudgings & Horton, do. best pair
Sumatra, 3,
KAXiEIGH, N. C, .
Hudgings & Horton, do. best pair
brown red, 3.
Wyckoff & Bro- Raleigh, bost pair
Dorkings, 3.
Wyckoff & Bros, do. best pair piles, 3.
W. A. XaKli, IMttsboro,' Yert pair
Derby, 3.
Hudgings ii Horton, Raleigh, best
pair stone-fence, 1.50.
Berkley Cone, Stanhope, Nash Co.,
best pair stone-fence, 1.50.
W. A Nash, Pittsboro, best pair Jer
sey blue, 3. ; .
Wyckoff & Bros, R deigh, best pair
Georgia Dominique, 2.
Wyckoff & Bros, do. bast pair heath-'
wood, 2.
Wyckoff & Bros, do. best trio black
breast red game bantams, 3.
Wyckoff & Bros, do. best trio duck
wing, 1.
W. A. Nash, Pittsboro, best trio gol
den laced Seabright, 1.
W. A Nash, Pittsboro, best pair Haw
Krlver greys, 2.
Wyckoff Bros, da best tno white ban
tams, 1.
Wyckoff Bros. do. best trio barn-yard
N. C. raised, 2.
Wyckoff Bros, do. best trio Fenton
game, 2.
Wyckoff Bros, do, best trio white
Georgians, 2.
Wyckoff Bros, do. best trio Irish
greys, 2.
Wyckoff Bros, do. best trio Baltimore
top-knots, 2.
Wyckoff Bros, do. best trio brown
reds, 1.
Wyckoff Bros, do. best trio white
frizzles, 2.
W. A Nash, Pittsboro, best trio
bronze turkeys, 5.
W. A. Nash, do. best trio native tur
keys, 3.
W. A. Nash, do. best trio buff tur
keys, 3.
Wyckoff Bros, Raleigh, best pair
Rouen ducks, 3.
Hudgings & Horton, Raleigh, best
pair Muscovy, ducks 3.
Wyckoff Bros, Raleigh, best pair pud
dle ducks, 3.
Hudgings & Horton, Raleigh, best
pair white-crested ducks, 3.
H C Parrott, Kinston, best pair Bre
men geese, 3.
Mrs S A Mills, Concorl, best trio
turkeys, any other variety, 3.
II C Parrott, Kinston, best pair of
Aylesbury ducks, 3.
G T Stronach, Raleigh, best pair of
wild geese, 3.
G T Stronach, Raleigh, best pair Af
rican gee3e, 3
G T Stronach, Raleigh, best pair of
China geese, 3.
W A Nash, Pittsboro, best trio of
American dominique, 3.
Hudgins & Horton, Raleigh, best
pair Indian red, 2.
Wyckoff Bros, Raleigh, best pair of
heaviest geese, 5.
W A Nash, Pittsboro, best trio col
ored guineas, 2.
Wyckoff Bros, Raleigh:
best pair carrier pigeons, 1.
pouter
tumbler
jacobin
Vantails
1.
U
ii
it
trumpeters
ii
barb
tinbit
nuns
sterling
ii
i .
i ;
white jacobins
sabine pigeons, 1.
' white trumpters 1.
" collection of pigeons, 3.
W A Nash, Pittsboro, heaviest dozen
eggs, h
W A Nash, Pittsboro, best pair na
tive geese. 3.
Wyckoff Bros., Raleigh, best and
largest display in merit and variety of
domestic fowls, diploma and 20.
Wyckoff Bros., Raleigh, best display
of game fowls, diploma and 10.
Wyckoff Bros., Raleigh, best display
Brahmins, Asiatic and Cochins, diploma
and 10.
Wyckoff Bros., Raleigh, best pan
white rabbits, 1.
G J Williams, Rialto, best and fattest
opossum, 2.
W A Nash, Pittsboro, best trio silk
down China fowLs, 1.
W A Nash, Pittsboro, best trio
dominique rumples, 1.
W A Nash, Pittsboro, best trio Poland
ducks, 2. .
A McBuie, Fayetteville, 10 trio light
Brahmas, 5.
H C Parrott, Kinston, 1 pair Pekin
ducks, 5
DEPARTMENT E.
J. -"-f O W
linnpv from Diie swarm bees, with state
W
F Shultz, Salem, greatest yield of
ment of arrangement, protection against
moth, &c, 5 pounds honey to be exhib
ited and duly certified to, 10.
W F Shultz, Salem, best hive Italian
bee exposed through glass, 10.
W F Shultz, Salem, best hive hybrid
bees, 5.
W F Shultz, Salem, lest luve common
beos, 5,
DEPARTMENT F.
T W Harris, Pittsboro, best i dozen N
C hams, f 1.50. .
W A Ashe, Pittsboro, besti dozen N C
h8Vebb tt Areiidell, Mrehead City, best
i barrel p u munew, o.
D W Kerr, Haw llivf , best 60 pounds
XT r? butter. 20.
Peter McConnel. Hillsboro, best
nounds N C butter, 10.
T W narris, Pittsboro, best 5 pounds
N C butter, 3. '
W F Shnlt, Salem, best 10 pounds N
C butter. 3.
Peter McConnel.'Hillsboro, best cheese
made in N C, 20 pounds, 10.
W R Crawford, Raleigh, best 10 pounds
mutton suet3. .
Miss Bettie Whitted, Hillsboro.best 10
nounds beef tallow 2.
W F Shultz, Salem, best 10 pounds
Miss Bettie Whitted, Hillsboro, best 5
pounds tallow candles, 2. , .
Mrs S G, Wilson. Henderson, nest 5
pounds home made soap, 2.
Mrs T A Granger, Goldsboro, best jar
soil soap, borne made, 2. '
Mra J E Cain, Hillsboro, best5 pounds
starch from wheat, 2.
W F Shultz, Salem, beat specimen
honey in comb, 10 pouuda, 3. . .
By same: best i gallons strained
honey, 2.
THURSDAY, NOVE1NIBEK, 4, 1875.' ::;O:20. .
, Miss Fannie Everett, Goldsboro, best
home made candy by a lady, 2. . , t
By same : best and largest variety candy
by a lady, 5.
A D I oyster & Bro, Raleigh, best and
largest variety bj'N C manufacturer, di
ploma and 10.
Mrs A Creech, Raleigh, best peach
preserves, 1.
By same : best cherry preserves, 1.
My same: best citron preserves, 1.
M rs. . G. Wilson, Henderson, best
strawberry preserves, 1.
By same : best blackberry preserve, 1.
By same: t est grape preserves, I.
Mrs A Creech, Raleigh, best, apple
jelly, 1.
Hackney 4 Ward, .Rigsbee's Store,
best tomato preserves, 1.
- Mrs 8 G - Wilson;" Henderson, best
blackberry preserves, 1.
Mrs A Creech, Raleigh, best cucumber
pickles, 1.
Kate Whitaker, Raleigh, best tomato
catsup, 50e.
Mrs S G Wilson, Henderson, best to
mato catsup, 50c.
T A Granger, Goldsboro, best hermet
ically sealed fruits, 3.
Mrs S G Wilson, Henderson, best pep
per catsup, 1.
By same : best quince jelly, 1.
By same : best grape jelly, 1.
By same : best strawberry jelly, 1.
By same: best currant jelly, 1.
By same : best gooseberry Jelly, 1.
IJy same: best cherry jelly, 1.
Hackney fc Ward, Riggsbee's Store,
best cucumber catsup. 1.
Mrs TUB Myers, Washington, best
quince preserves, 1.
MrsSG Wilson, Henderson, best and
largest exhibition preserves,' jellies, cat
sups, jams, syrups, fcc, domestic, hand
some silver goblet.
W C fe A B Stronach, Raleigh, best and
largest variety pickles, catsups, sauces,
tfcc, by a dealer, diploma and 5.
Mrs A Creech, Raleigh, best pound
cake, 2.
Mrs S G Wilson, Henderson, best
sponge cake. 2.
By same : best silver cake, 2.
Mrs J J Yates, Murfreesboro, best
fruitcake, 3.
Miss Bessie Cain, Hillsboro, best fruit
cake by girl under 15, 2.
MrsSG Wilson, Henderson, best ci
tron cake, 3.
By same: best jelly cake, 2.
Jas Amos, Henderson, best . variety of
small cakes, 2. .
Mrs S G Wilson, Henderson, best
lemon pudding, 1.
By same: best transparent pudding, 1.
MrsM B Callendine, Raleigh, best loaf
wheat bread, 2.
By same : best dry rolls, 2.
Mrs R J Buflaloe, Raleigh, best dozen
plain biscuits, 1.
Mrs M B Callendine, Raleigh, best
dozen tea biscuits, 1.
Mrs S G Wilson, Henderson, best and
largest display cakes, puddings, fec, sil
ver cake basket.
By same : best number meritorious
articles exhibited in the household de
partment by one lady in N C, diploma
and handsome gilt'band China tea set.
By same: best specimen cider vine
gar, 2.
J S Armlield & Sons, Jamestown, best
J bushel dried apples, 2.
Miss Julia Creech, Raleigh, best 1 do
zen rolls by girl under 15 years, 1.
Mrs A Creech, Raleigh, best fresh pine
apple, 2.
By same: best sweet pickle toma
toes, 3.
Miss Kate Wicker, Raleigh, best pickle
mangoes, 1.
W C & A B Stronach, Raleigh, best
display of family groceries, silver
medal.
Parham & Barringer, Lockville, best
N C family Hour, I barrel, diploma
and 5.
Hackney & Ward, Rigsbee's Store, best
N C family Hour, 1 barrel, diploma
and 5. .
J T Boyd, Concord, best 2 bushels corn
meal, 5.
DEPARTMENT G.
G L Anthony, Greensboro, best and
largest varietv apple trees, $5.
C W Westbrook, Wilson, best aud
largest variety apple trees, 5.
ii L, Anthony, Greensboro, best and
largest variety plum trees, 3;
By same : best and largest variety
cherry trees, 3.
By same : best and largest variety
apricot trees, 2.
Thomasburg Vineyard, Raleigh, best
and largest variety grape vines, 1.50.
A McBuie, Fayetteville, best and
largest varietv grape vines, 1.50.
C'W Westbrook, Wilson, best and
largest variety strawberry vines, 2.
Lindley fc Son, New Garden, best and
greatest variety of apples, diploma
and 20.
By same : best variety-quinces, 2.
By same : best variety tigs, 2.
Thomasburg Vineyard, Raleigh, best
and greatest variety grapes, 2.
G Li Anthony, Greensboro, best and
largest variety fruit trees, diploma and 5.
Lindley fe Son, New Garden, best and
largest variety native fruits, silver fruit
lifts it t
G W Stanton, Stantonsburg, best apple
brandy, 2.
S T Mickey, Salem, best Catawba
wine. 2.
By same : best sparkling wine, 2.
By same : best white Concord wine, 2.
By same : best red Concord wine, 2.
GW Lawrence, Fayetteville, best scup
perriong wine, white, 2.
By same : best scuppernong wine,
red, 2.
S T Mickey, Salem, best blackberry
wine, 2.
Bv same ; best strawberry wine, S.
Ry same beat raspberry wine, a.
By same; best and largest number of
above list, diploma.
C B Denson, Pittsboro, best collection
distinct varieties green house plants, 10.
Jas M Lamb, Fayetteville, ljest collec
tion begonias. 1.
Fail child A Harmon, Raleigh, best
collection dahlias 5.
Miss Vic Young, Raleigh, best collec
tions everl stings, I.'
Jas M Lamb, Fayetteville best collec
tion geraniums, 1.
By same : best collection roses, 5.
C B Denson, Pittsboro, best collection
cbrysantheums, 5. : - . :
My same : best display evergreens, 10.
By same : best collection ferns 5.
By same: best ollection ornamental,
lawn and shade trees, 10.
Jas M Lamb, Fayetteville, best rustic
flower stand with growing plants, 5.
By same: best hanging basket, with
growing plants, 2. -
Miss Helen Litchford, Raleigh, best
basket choice flowers, 4. . ..
C B Denson, Pittsboro, best and largest
bouquet do, A, '
By same: best exhibit green house
plants, pair handsome flower vases.
Mrs Ii W. West. Raleigh, best design
in everlasting and mosses, 2. . y -
Mrs J E Cain, Hillsboro, . best Herba
nium, correctly named, 2.
'By same: best collection of forest
leaves 2.
Miss Pattle Young, Raleigh, best vpol
lection of wild flowers, 1.
Miss Sue Pescud, Raleigh, best display
native dried grass, 2. : , .
O B Denson, Pittsboro, best and largest
display of growing ornamental shrubbe
ry, plants, flowers Ac, diploma and 20.
DEPARTMENT II.
Mrs S G Wilson, Henderson, best piece
kerseys, diploma.
James Amos, Henderson, best piece of
brown linen, diploma.
Bv same: best pair woolen blankets, 5.
Mrs S G Wilson, Henderson, best cov
erlet, WvoI or mixed; 2.
Aunt ,Abby House, Raleigh, 2 cotton
quilts, 2.
Mary F Smith, Mebane8ville,-ibest cot
ton quilt, 5.
Mrs Lewis Lawrence, Murfreesboro,
best worsted quilt, 7.
Mrs Dr Thomas, Yujntagtonf best silk
quilt, 10.
Miss E Dunnegan, Hillsboro, prettiest
and most elaborately worked quilt, pair
goblets, gold lined. -
Mrs R W Best, Raleigh, quilt, elabor
ately worked, muslin transferred work,5.
Mrs E F McCraray, Hillsboro, best
worm (?) cotton counterpane, 5.
Mrs Hubert Bragg, Raleigh, best
crocheted cotton counterpane, 5.
Mrs P T Henry, Kittrellsv best knit
counterpane, -5.
Miss Bettie Whitted, Hillsboro, best
30 yards woolen carpeting, 10.
MrsS G Wilson, Henderson, best 10
yards woolen carpeting, 5.
J C Speed, Salem, best 30 yards rag car
peting, 5.
. , Mrs J E Cain, Hillsboro, bast 10 yards
stair carpeting, 2. s
Mrs E F McCraray, Hillsboro, best 10
yards woolen jeans, 5.
Mrs S G Wilson, Henderson, best 10
yards cotton jeans, 3.
By same : be.st 10 yards shirting, 3.
James Amos, Henderson, best lu yards
woolen flannel, 3. t
Mrs S G Wilson, Henderson, best 10
yards woolen plaids, 3.
By same : best 10 yards cotton plaids,
3. -
By same : best pair woolen socks, 2.
By same : best pair cotton stockings, 2.
Miss Sally Butner, Salem, best speci
men cotton thread, 1.
Mrs E F McCraray, Hillsboro, best
specimen flax sewing thread, 1.
T W Heald, Raleigh, best specimen of
sewing silk, 1.
Miss Sally Butner, Salem, best speci
men knitting cotton, 1.
Mrs E F McCraray, Hillsboro, best
specimen knitting yarn, 1.
MrsSG Wilson, Henderson, best and
and largest exhibit of above list by one
exhibitor, handsome dinner set.flne stone
china.
Miss Fannie Everett Goldsboro, best
silk embroidery, lady's flannel shirt, 5.
By same: best silk embroidery, infant
skirt, 3.
Mrs Roger Moore, Wilmington, best
silk embroidery,.infant's cloak, 5.
Fairchild fc Harmon, Raleigh, best
silk embroidery, infant's shawl, 5.
Miss Fannie Everett, Goldsboro, best
specimen silk embroidery, infant's
sacque, 5.
Miss Mollie Nixon, Raleigh, best silk
embroidery, infant's hood, 3.
By same: Bestspecimen silk embroid
ery, 3. .
Mrs T M Holt, Haw River, best speci
men thread embroidery, 3.
Miss Alice Miller, Raleigh, best speci
men worsted embroidery, 3.
Miss Mary A Person, Franklinton, best
specimen cotton embroidery, 3.
Miss Daisy Holt, Haw River, best spe
cimen ottoman covers, 4.
Mrs R J Baffaloe, Raleigh, best speci
men table cover, 3.
Mrs Lee J Goslin, Salem, best speci
men worked tapestry, 3.
Mrs A Cowper, Murfreesboro, best spe
cimen silk tapestry, 3.
Mrs Hubert Bragg, Raleigh, best che
mise band and sleeves, 1 50.
Miss Sue D Swindell, Tarboro, best
chemise band and sleeves, 1 50.
Mrs M A Bledsoe, Raleigh, best linen
chemise, 3.
Miss Fannie Everett, Goldsboro, best
made lady's gown, 3.
Mrs Carrol, Raleigh, best muslu skirt,
2.
Miss Laura Scott, M urfrcesboro, best
gown yoke, 2.
Miss Mollie Price, Tarboro, best in
fant's dress, fancy made, 1 50.
Mrs G F Mason, Hillsboro, best in
fant's dress, fancy made, 1 50.
Fairchild tfe Harmon, Raleigh, best in
fant's dress, plain, 2.
By same: best infant's bib, 1.
Mrs T H Bohnson, Salem, best pair
pillow cases, embroidered, 3.
Mrs P C Person, Franklinton, best
linen cambric handkerchief, 3.
Miss Pattie Young, Raleigh, best made
shirt, 3.
Mrs J J Yates, Murfreesboro, best
made chemise, 1.
Mrs W T Lassiter, Murfreesboro, best
made chemise, 1.
Mrs J J Yates, Murfreesboro, best
made night-dress, 2.
James Amos, Henderson, best apron,
plain, J.
Mrs H E Williams, Raleigh.best apron,
fancy, 2. '
Mrs T H Bohnson, Salem, best speci
men braided work, 3.
Miss Mel vina Armfield, Jamestown,
best made gents coat by a lady, 5.
Mrs P A Wilson, Winston, best made
pants by a lady, 2.
Miss Melvina Armfield, Jamestown,
best made vest by a lady, 2.
Mrs L M. Fries, Salem, best and hand
somest gents reading -wrapper, 5.'
M iss Rebecca C Jones. Hillsboro, best
made calico dress, cut and made by exhi
bitor, 5.
Mrs Mary F Smith, Mebanesville, best
made homespun dress, cut and made by
exhibitor. 3.
Mrs Mary. A Hicks, Sparta, best
afghan, large, 7.
Mrs G W Carpenter, Raleigh, best
aftzhan, small, 5.
Mrs P T Henry, Kitfrells, best shawl,
1 50 -
Miss Fannie- Everett, Goldsboro, best
shawl, 1 50. b - : , !
Mrs Julius iLewis, Raleigh, best tidy,
Mrs P T Henry, Kittrells, best scarf, 2.
Miss S M Everett; Salem, best sofa pil
low, 2. f ' . , ,
Mrs M A Bledsoe, Raleigh, best "set
table mats, 2 50;- .
Miss Fannie. Everett, Goldsboro, best
set table mala, 2 50. ; -
Miss Vic Young, Raleigh, best hemmed
handkerchief by girl nnder 15 years. 1
Mirmie E Vogle, Salem, best specimen,
crocheting, by girl under 15 years. 2. '
Delia Holt, Haw River, best and pret
tiest pin cushion; by girl under 15 years,
2. ..
, Miss B Linnehan, Raleigh, best; speci
men worsted embroidery, by girl under -15
years, 2. ; y .. J."
Mary A Person, Fianklinton, best spe
cimen cotton embroidery, by girl und er
15 years, 2. i.M: -- - r, y-;
M and J King, Wilson, best set crochet
toilet mats, by girl under 15 years, 2. - v
By name: best st crochet table mats,
by girl under 15, 3. ; ... :
Carrie A Foster, Murfreesboro, best
made bed quilt; 5. - " .
! Victoria Young, Raleigh, bed quilt, 1.
r J '.! '
' Miss? BT Norwood, Hillsboro, best pair
darned stockings, JU' f , i i ' ' s ; ' . :
Lula Gay, Wilson, best . and largest
number of above made arid exhibited by
one girl, handsome case scissors and fine
gold thimble. .
M and J King, Wilson, best hat, 2. -
Mrs J E Cain, Hiljsboro, best fan made
in North Carolina, 2.
Minnie EVogle, Salem, for a lot of em
broided work, gold thimble.
M King, Wilson, for large num
ber of meritorious articles in this depart
ment (H), silver cup: ' 1
Ida King, Wilson, lor ,a large number
of meritorious articles in this department
(HJ silver cup.' ' -
Mrs N S Davis.Winstbn, bestspecimen
hair jewelrv, 5.
Annie E Myers; Washington, bed quilt
by child 5 years old, 2. n -;
Mrs R W Best; Raleigh, best and pret
tiest pin cushion, 1 50. ,
Mrs B Williams, Raleigh, best and
prettiest pin cushion, 1 50.-
Miss S M Everett, Salem, best and
prettiest toilet set, mats, pin cushion, &c,
5. !
Louisa Hill, Raleigh, infant socks or
gaiters, 1.
Mrs N W West, Raleigb, best hair
work in frame, 3. . '. :v
Delia Merrill, Raleigh, best wax fruit,3.
Mrs N W West, best wax flowers 3.
By same: best shell work, in frame, 3.
Tena Merrill, Raleigh, v best rustic iu
frame, 3.
B y same : best leather work, in frame,
Mrs Lee J Goslin, Salem, best bead
work, 1 50.
Miss L E Scott, Murfreesboro, lx?st bead
work, 1 50. ,
Mrs N W West, Raleigh, best forest
leaf work, 3. ; .
By same: best paper flowers, 3.
By same: best worsted, flowers, 3.
By same: best skeleton flowers 3.
Mrs M A Hardie, Raleigh, best velvet
bonnet, 3. t ,
By same: best silk bonnet, 3.' ,
Mrs. Harriet Andrews, Raleigh, best
straw hat, trimmed, 2, .4 if
By same : best child's hat, trimmed, 2.
Mrs M A Hardie, Raleigh, best lady's
cap, 2. ,
By same: best ridiug hat, 2.
By same : ' best display of millinery,
diploma and 5. .
Olivia Cowper, Raleigb, best made
child's dress by girl under 15 years, 2.;
Minnie Best, Raleigh, best made che
mise, by girl under 15 years, 2.
Maggie Merrill, Raleigh, best made
skirt, by girl undetf 15 years, 2.
Mamie Norwood, Hillsboro, best made
pantalettes, by girl under 15 years, 2.'
Miss H Norwood, Hillsboro, best made
apron, by girl under; 15 years, 2.
Lida MerrilljRaleigh, best made sacque,
by girl under 15 years, 2.
DEPARTMENT I.
Miss Fannie Arr'njto'n, Raleigh, best
oil painting, fruit,-5.
Miss Pattie Lawrence, Raleigh, beet
water color, fruits and flow'ers,'3.
Miss Annie Burwell, Raleigh, best wa
ter color motto, fancy design, 3. . .
C H Anderson, Richmond, Va., best
pastile painting, diploma.
Miss Bessie Batchelor, Raleigh, best
crayon drawing, 3.
Eugene L Harris, Sassafras Fork, best
drawing in India ink, 5.
Baptist Female Seminary, Raleigh,
best collection of paintings and drawings
by the pupils of one school in N C, di
ploma and 20.
J W Watson, Raleigh, best collection
photographs by N C artist, silver medal.
W IT Robertson, Asheville, best and
largest variety sterescopic views in N C,
diploma.
Amanda Weaver, colored, Raleigh,
best practical penmanship, 2.
Roberta Best, Raleigh, best practical
penmanship by N C girl, 2.
Edwards, Broughton A Co, Raleigr,
best specimen book printing, diploma.
Daily News Publishing Company,
Raleigh, best plain job printing, .di
ploma. Nat L Brown, Raleigh, best church or
gan, silver medal.
By the same : best and largest variety
musical instruments, diploma.
E Fa3nach, Raleigh, best clock made
in N C, diploma and 5.
Miss Pattie Lawrence, Raleigh best
and largest exhibit crayon drawings by
one person, 5.
Miss P Liuneham, Raleigh, specimens
antique and oriental painting, 5. ,
Eugene L Harris, Sassafras Fork, best
crayon drawing, diploma.
Mrs Terrell, Raleigb, specimen- hair
jewelry, diploma. :
Phillip Wiley, Raleigb, best printing
by boy under 16 years old3.
Jo bn Armstrong, Raleigh, best speci
men book binding, silver medal.
J C Brewster, Raleigh, beet 'display
plated ware, diploma.
DEPARTMENT K.
Erie City Iron Works, Charlotte;' best
stationary steam engine, ? gold medaL
Talbot & Sons, Richmond, . Va, do
portable saw mill engine, gold medal.
Joshua Thomas, Baltimore, do steam
engine for cotton gins - and corn mills,
gold medal. ' n
1 WGodman& Co., Norfolk, Va.,
steam engine for cotton gins and orn
mills, diploma.
Erie City Iron Works, ' Charlotte,
steam engine for cotton " gins and corn
mills, diploma . . ( , ; J
McCallum, Wyckoff &, Hope,, Raleigh,
do vertical engine, silver medal. '
Rabm'& Hmiter, Richmond, Va., do
steam gauge, diploma. : . -
Talbot & Sons, Richmond, Va.,: do
spark arrester, diploma. t ; . -
Erie City Iron Works, Charlotte,, do
governor for steam engine, diploma.
JJy eama : do cotton gin, silver medaL
.' I, H Briggs & Sons, Raleigh, do cotton
gin, silver medaL s
P J Wray, agent, Raleigh, do saw
mill' in operation oii ! grounds silver
medal and 25 f s ? ? , i- 1 'i-jivhr Jj.t--.
McCuUum, iWyckoff & Hope, Raleigb,
do cotton gin ; made in the state, silver
medal.' '! ' '",1'f ' ' ' " V' ' -
T H Briggs & Sons, Raleigh,udo: cot
ton gin condenser, diploma. - i-" i ? . ;
Tappy .& Steel, Richmond, iVa, do
hay press, diploma, ,,- J . ;., r
By same : do cotton press, 'diploma.
H M Smith & Co; by JJM 0wles,
agent, Raleigh, do cider? press, diploma.
H. F. Underhill- Baltiiaore, 'do cider
and wine press, diploma. ' . -
i J B Turner, Cary, do tobacco press,
diplomat?:.;-..'i.j .?v m ; ''H .
1 PL A3Ifller & Co, Richmond; ;
circular saw, diploma. - 4 vi :.
i .Rham & jHuntsr, Richmond, Va, do
saw gummer, diploma. 1 -?ii ? ,
Kendall; & Coburn,' Greensboro, do
shingle machine, diploma.
Frank & Co, Buffalo, N Y, do tougne
and grooving machine, diploma; " "
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similar establishment in the State.
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"RATES OF ADVERTISING .
Oner square, one time,
4 1
i $
1 00
1 50
two times,
44
three times, - 1 1 t 2 00
Contract advertlseniWts taken at
proportionately low rate.
H r i Vfi)
1
Ry Rim a ' tlo scrnlf .'saw machine, di
ploma. ,.,. ' .
J B Turner, Cary, do clothes washing
machine, diploma. n
Frank & Co, Buffalo,' N Y,'do planing
machine, diploma. , r ; )
J i; J Johnson, Wilmington, do sew
ing niachino with most useful anil ap
proved attachments, gold medaL '
By same : 2d do sewing machine with
most useful and . approved (attachments,
silver metfaL tM. , . . t .. m
J Tj Stone, Cary;" do display of sewing
machineB,"' diploma and 10.' -
Tappy & SteeL . Kidimond, Va, do
horse power diploma....!, rr ,.;
H M Smitli & Co,, Richmond; Va, 2d
do horse power, diploma.4 ' '-m
JL Ivitchen, Raleigh', do ipump for
well, mado in thcr stater diploma.
' By same : do pump for tisteru, mado
in tho state, diploma, ..i,.; ,:
J C Nichols & Bro, Atlanta, Ga, do
pump for well, open to U10 world, diplo
ma and 5.' ;- uii i,'i',,f
B Davidson,' Company Shops, do tur
bino water wheel, silver medaL t
P J Wray, agent, ' Raleigh, ,2d do water
wheel; diploma.' ! 1 ,l ' ''' !
Edwarchs Broughton is Co., Raleigh,
do ininting prelsav diploma, n , i
W,T, Adams & Son,, Raleigh, best and
handsomest piece of iron,' diploma and C.
E Rawls, agent; Tarboro,1 do 'type
writer, diploma ' ' ' 1 4 ' ; ' 1 -' ' J
Kendall &, Cobnrn, ., Ureensooro, uo
combination, spuming wheel, diploma, j
Rahm & Hunter, Richmond, Va, do
lightning screw plates, diploma. ' "
By same : do steam whistles, diploma
DEPARTMENT L. T
J C Brewster, Raleigh, best cxhi-i
, i- .fill .!!; - '
union 01 uu ware, uipiuiuu.
J C S Luinsden,1 do display
RtnveR. silver mddaL 1 ; 1 - :
By same; " do cooking stove with
wood, diploma.-1 . m 1 s .
By same, do cooking stove with Coal,
ilminma.
C A Hart, do parlor s(ove, dinlomaJ
Bettg, AUen N3 - Co., do ' panel stair
diploma. : , ! wj .t ti
By same, do slat and blind, rcvolvin
diploma. 1 -
Jas.' Jones, 'do 1 shingles, . sawed, di
Betts, AUen & Co., do window sash,!
By same, do turned articles,' diploma.
-iVl'L- : '.1 2 .Li .t:. I
xy same, uo xnouiuiugs, uquuiuu.
Uv same, do patterns, diploma. !
; By same, do. set insido abutters, din
ploinaand.85. . ,h, . j
By same, do specimen stair building
dinloma and 85. !;l ' ' ' ' u 'l " ' '''' :
By Baine; da and largest exhibition in
this department; diploma nnd 610.' !
J 0 Brewstgr, do j cooking range,!
dinloma. , . - . '
R E Jones '& Co., ; Goldsboro, doi
two horse carriage, diploma and $iu.
By same1, do two horso phaiton, di
ploma and $10. .. ; V !
.N - S Harp, Raleigh, do barouche,
silver medal. . T
By same,do physician's phaeton, sil
ver medal. '
By same, do skeleton truck wagon, i
diploma and $5. I
R E Jones & Co., Goldsboro, do
top buggy, diploma.'
J C Spach, Salem, dd pedlar's wagon,
diploma.
John J Xissen, do farm wagon (two
horse) wooden axle, diploma and $5.
Robt. Grier, Raleigh, do farm wag
on, (two horse) iron " axle, diploma
and $5.
J P Kissen,' Salem, do farm wagon,
one horse wagon, wooden, axle, di
ploma and $5.
Robt. Grier, Raleigh; do dump cart,
diploma and $10. -I ' '
Geo. ' Batcheldcr, : do buggy wheel,
diploma. j,
By same, do buggy spokes, diploma.
By same, do buggy springs, diploma.
By same, do buggy hubs, diploma.
John J Nissen, Salem, do farm wag
on, any kind, silver medal. 1
, W F Shultz, do secretary, diploma
and $5. ' ,
By same, do bureau, diploma and $5.
By same, do one half dozen chairs, $5.
By same, do parlor chair, $5.;
By same, do easy chairr $5. , , .
By same, do rocking chair, $3.
By same, do centrd able, $5.
By same, do toilet table, 83; '
w: F. Shultz, Salem, do pier table, 5.
By same, do cradle, C. ,. . , m
By same, do and most meritorious dis
play of furniture made of native woods
of N. C. diploma and 15. : - 1 x
By same, do foot stool, 2L
. By same, do best ottoman, 2. t .. . j-
By same, do piano4 stool, 2.' ' t
By same, do and most scientific piece
of wood turning, diploma and 5.r '
; , By same, do collection and variety
cabinet work, made and entered by ono
exliibitor; diploma and 10. ,
T. H. Briggs k Sons, Raleigh, best
display house furnishing goods, diploma
and 5.; - i-u ,nVt-f'" .v: i ,f
, James Crumpley, Salem, do specimen
graining in oak, diploma and 3.
By1 same; 4i do specimen1 graining in
maple, diploma and- 2; I - -4- J
J. Tf. CardweU & Co., , Richmond,' do
school disks, .diploma, . .,,-.,,,
j; B.1 Farrow, Cary, do' ladicfl work
stand, diploma. ! ' '
!sI.:t;'J ') f. 5 ''. ;o ut .? .
o i..:. .DEPARTMENT ,
" it M. Smith & Co.', by J. Towjcs,
agen;'Raleigh, do best hartcrri' diploma
and 2 ?' -m'!'" --mH '.u
t Dr. W. Lewis, Oxford, do corn culti
vator, diploma and V j . ,. .
H. M. Smith & Co., by X M. Tories,
agent, Raleigh,' largest and best display
of agricultural implemetitadiploma and
20 'oinii i, iiut u -.ii u -ir
C. A. Hege, , Salem, , largest and best
display egrxcnltural impleincu made in
r i H.'ir. Smitli & Co, bv J. M. fTowles,
agent, v Raleigh, do best com , planter,
diploma and 2. --J ' 'La'
Watts & Cull,. by X M.Towles,ageht,
Raleigh; 1 do J eidd hill ploV, ' diploma
and 2. 1 --'",,iit':
MoKewn & Wood, . Henderson, do
double mould bound plow, 4iploma and 2.
) . WatU & Cull by J. M. Towles, Ral
eigh, do best cast' mould bound ono
horse plow,' diploma and 2J' r. .bur s-
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