The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, November 13, 1874, Image 1
BY JULIAN A. SELBY.
INDIAN GIRL
CIGAR STORE,
COLUMBIA HOTEL BLOCK,
AND DIIANCH OF
INDIAN GIRL CIGAR STORE
FAIR GROUNDS.
?-* ? *
Be not deceived by "Bed Hot" advertise?
ments, for the "Celebrated Five Cent Ci?
gars, And those* other brands that have
made tbis establishment furnous from New
York to New Orleans, can only be bought
from the ORIGINAL
_"INDIAN GIRL."_
Wagons, &c, &c.
THOSE in want of any
[.stylo of WAGONS will find
it to their advaatage to
?give me a call. I manufac?
ture or repair any kind of wagon. Black
smithing in all ita nrancheB promptly and
neatly performed. HENRY SKIPPER.
Pot 28_
Mansion House,
130J Main SCreet, Columbia, S, C.
THIS bouse having recent?
ly been enlarged, is now
opened by tho undersigned
_:as a flret class boarding
honae, or hotel. Transient and permanent
boardera accommodated. Terms for tran?
sient borders, $2 per dav. Good rooms and
excellent faro. MBS. C. E. BKAZEALE.
Nov 3 lmo
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
SPECTACLES, EYE-GLASSES, ETC.
IHAVE a largo stock of tho above on
hand, and will sell them at the lowest
cash prices. All goods warranted as repre?
sented.
?- Watcben, Clocks and Jewelry re?
paired and work warranted.
GEO. BRUNS,
Oct27 Columbia Hotel Block.
For Rent,"
THE oonrmodioua Brick and Metal
Roof STOREHOUSE, No. 65 Main
? street. Terms very low. Apply to
REIBEL8 & EZELL or to BOONE & M?L
LER. Attorneys-at-Law._Aug 5 ?*?
MILLINERY.
PBIOES REDUCED of La?
dies', Misses' and Children's
j BONNETS. H ATS, CAPS,
1SUIT8, UNDERWEAR. Fur
'Sets, Cloakp, Worsted Goods.
Hair, Corsets, Zephyr Worsted
and other artiges too nume?
rous to montiou; also, Bazar
Patterna. Ladies will p'eaee
call and see for themselves at
Oct27 URS. C. E. REF.D'8.
PORTRAITS. PHOTO*"?RAPTIR, STERE?
OSCOPES, Ac, Copies from Old Pic?
tures made any size and style as cheap as I
anywhero else. Coino and see the now1
Glace Picture.
Mr. Coffin, the finest photographer In
New York city, will asriat in the photo
4?rapbio deparimont.
ART UALLUKY BUILDING.
Oct 18 3mo _COLUMBIA. S.C._
Coal! Coal! Coal!
THE undersigned beg leave to state that
they havu constantly on hand all
kinds of COAL, and will furnish consumers
in av.y quintitv, delivered, at lowest cash
prices. ROW EN & LAFAR, Agents.
Sept? :)mo
Red Ash Coal.
I AA TONS RED ASH COAL ?same
<db\_7\^ quality as that which gave such
saiisfautinn two veare> "go.
Aug 25 T. J. HARPER.
It Pays to Buy Good Medicines.
ITpays to u?u Heinttdh's KINA CHILL
CU It li.
It pav.?- to u-e IJ ein it.ib's BLOOD AND
LIVER PILLS.
It pavs to n-ie STANLEY'S COUGH
BYRUP.
It pavu to purifv voiir hbiod with
QUEEN'S DELIGHT!
It pays to use the COOK'S BAKING
POWDER.
It pays to use tho QUAKER LINIMENT.
It pave to uso Mother Darling's INFANT
CORDIAL for obildreu.
it pays to buy your medicines at
E. Q. IIEINITSH'S
Oct 23 t_ Drug and Medicine Ktore._
New Books, at Bryan's Bookstore.
YJTTORKING to Win, a story lor girls,
Mistress of the Manse, by Dr. Holland,
author of Arthur Bonnyeastlo, $1 50.
A History of Germany, from the Earliest
*rinies, by Cbarltvu Lewis, t'l 50.
Manual of Mythology, Greek, Kornau,
Norse, Hindoo, Kgyptlau und Old German,
by Murray, *2 25.
Prairio 'and Forest , tho Game of North
America, with ndventures in their pursuit,
by Gillmore. II 50.
Heult i. h nd Kducttion, by Ktngsloy, tl.75.
Hogarth's complete woilis, in throe vo?
lumes. Tho Wild North Land, by Major
Butler, with plates, $2 50 History of Clubs
and Club Lite, London. Hook of Wonder
tul C laracler?, with portraits. The Slang
Dictionary, historical and anecdotal.
Homes and Haunts of tho Brit hIi Poets,
London, ami other new books. Nov 1
House to Rent.
THE HOUSE and FOUR ACRE
LOP of Mrs. E. J. Arthur. Goudgar
'den and excellent well of wa'.er. Pos?
session given immediately. Apidv to WM.
MARTIN or E. It. ARTHUR. "July 4
MLet o
COLT
MOSES STEALS A BED HOT POKER
THIS wonderfully witty st) lo of adver?
tising is about played out.
We wish to aay a tew quiet .rcrds about
CIO AUS, but really don't consider it neces?
sary to intersperse tho stupid legend
through our subject matter, and bo preler
to give the witty part iu a lump to cotu
monce with.
Dy-the-by, have you evct played poker?
We proposo to sue our opponents in tho
Cigar business, and by showing a full hand
of "Four Aces"?a now brand of lino Ci?
gars?have a sorenn certainty of earning
tho staken. Seriously, our stock of Cigurs
isuurivallod cither in lowueB* of price or
excellence iu quality, from the celebrated
two for tivo corns (highly rooommended to
begiuuora) to tho purest Cabanna, embrac?
ing mid-way many delightfully fragrant
weeds, at from live to lift con cents each.
A trial will insuro us your custom.
P. S. Nodoubtful-loukiug maloor femftlo |
ludian allowed to loaf cither outaidc or in?
side our doors. This custom is Pagan aud j
roprehensible. GEO. SYMMERS.
Nov 8_
GOVERNOR MOSES
In changing tho Commissioners of Elec?
tion, deserves the united thanks of every
lover or peace. THE PROPRIETOR OF I
THE INDIAN QUEEN BEGAU STORE, in
introducing the FIVE CENT MANILLA,
deserves the commendation of every lover |
of the weed, as
ON THE
Day of election, the peoplo tlocl; to the!
polls, each to deposit their ballot for their
favorite uaudidate, eo do the many consu?
mers llnck to this popular reeortto jbtain
this FAVORITE SK?AR. Let it bo under?
stood that wo are uut ou the
WAR PATH
Against other dealer*, wo merely claim
that the segar offered bv others is far IN?
FERIOR to that sold bv tho
INDIAN QUEEN CIGAR STORE,
Nov 1 105.J Assembly Street.
WM. GLAZE,
SJEWELER, SS
Has on hand a large stock of
Gold and Silver Watches and Clocks,
DIAMOND RING S AND PINS,
Fine Jewelry in Whole unit Iii? If Sets, |
Silver and IMutctl Ware,
House-Fin n. I?ll 11? g Goods,
Fancy Gooils In Variety,
Military Goods?Stuck Complete.
N. B. I have ou bund a large stock of I
ENGLISH GUNS, breech and muzzlo load-1
iug, and will sell at reduced prices.
YViauiug to reduce my whole stock, I will
sell, until January next, all goods at re?
duced prices.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY ropaired in
the best manner aud warranted.
Nov 8 2nn
Cottage House,
JVb. 15_ Washington St., next Masonic Hall.
Tho undersigned bas^
re-opened this estab?
lishment, and inforniB
_jtho public that ho is prepared to
supply tuem with the very best of WINES,
LIQUORS, SEOARS, TOBACCO, etc. Oys?
ters in every style, and at all hours. Re?
freshments of various kinds. Oivo mo a
call. Tho Cock-Pit is being put in order,
and there will be a number of tights; during
tho Fair. C.R.FRANKLIN.
Oct ai _
A Kerosene That Will Not Explode!
A LADDIN SECURITY OIL is offered
l\. with the conlidenco that it will prove
itself equal, if not superior, to any burn?
ing oil that has been offered to the' public.
This oil is primo white in color, fs deodor?
ized to the highest extent achieved iu the
manufacture ot burning oils, and is war?
ranted to stand a tire test of 150 degrees
Fahrenheit.
It is perfectly safe f..r tine in all Coal Oil
or Kerosene Lamps, and as its name indi?
cates, will givo all who use it perfect
"security" iu doing so.
Aladdin Sccnrity Oil will burn longer,
have much less smell, and not crust the
wick, and will be found to be very economi?
cal, to say nothing of the entire "security"
in its use. For s..le at
L. T. SILLIM AN A CO.'S
Oct 14 Drug Store.
6IGARS! 'CIGARS!' DIGABS!
THE friende, patrons and public at large
aro respectfully notified that in conac-1
quence of the large demand for my favorite
brands ofCigats, I hate baen compelled to j
open another branch
In the Columbia Hotel Rotunda.
My Retail aud Wholesale Departments
are kept in full force, to meet the demand.
All friends from the country are invited to
inspect our Factory, at No. K3 .Main street,
three doors below the Wlieoler House, sign
ot Indian Chief.
Nov 10 M. SULZBAOBER.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
THE undersigned respect-.
fully informs Iiis customers
land the public in general(_
that ho has just returned fromltie
J North with a nice assortment of
I WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
.to., which he offers at the lowest
cash prices. Repairing skillfully done.
It. VISANSKA,
Main street, opposite New City Hall.
Nov 7
FINE'S SALOON.
JVo. -11 Hichardsan Sirtet, between Lady
und Oer ?vis Streets.
HAVING replenished my entire stock of I
Liquors, Cigars, Ac, having also.
given proper atteutiun to inv Restaurant,
I am now prepared to furnish mv friends
and the public generally with the "best the
markets, afford.
Oct 17 WM.JM. FINE. Agent.
Wrapping; Paper.
AFULL Bupplyof WRAPPING PAPER
just received from the Atlantic Paper
Mills, for which wo are sole agents, and of
ferod at lower prices than same quality oan
bo delivered from the Northern cities. Call
and examine quality and prices attbe store
of JOHN AGNEW A SON.
LY
ur Just Censures
JMBIA, S. C. FRIDAY MO
JLiIilt of Premiums A-warded.
NEEDLE AND FANCY. WOHK.
Girl dress, Miss Mury Jiifao Stilly,
Orangeburg, S2.
Embroidered gown yoke, Mrs. W. J.
Arrunts, Columbia, 2.
Chemise, Mrs. W. J. Arruntn,
Culnmbia, 2.
Collar: und cuff-t, Miss Jeiiuingn,
Charleston, 2.
Shawl, Mch. T. Jj. Buiow, Fair
field, 2
A11? him, Mrs. T. Ilms Robertson,
Winusboro, 2.
Night robe, Miss Kate Crawford, Co?
lumbia, 2.
Pin cushion, child 5 years old, Miss
J. L. Bulow, Fairfield, 2.
Handkerchief, Mise L. M. Fickliog,
Beaufort, 2.
Old point lace, Miss H. Blacklock,
Charleston, 2.
Tapestry, Maggie Boyue, Colum?
bia, 2.
Tidy, Mi'hh 1Lo.hu Kent. Columbia, 2.
Collars, Misa Rosa Kent, Colum?
bia, 2.
Watcb case, Miss Mary Trevett, Co?
lumbia, 2.
Tutting, Mrs. J. Hymes, Colum?
bia, 2.
Tidy, Miss Sophia Elfe, Orange
bnrg, 2.
Tutting, Spanish, Miss Saucharp,
Columbia, 2.
Tutting, infant dress, Ella G. Work
mau, Cumden, 2.
Collar, tattiug, Mi6s Anna Lynch,
Columbiu, 2.
AntimucasHii, crochet, Mrs. .Major
Small, Columbia, 2.
Matt<, crochet, Mrs B A Riwls, Co?
lumbiu, 2.
Huad-drebP, crochet, Mrs Gilmore,
Bicbland, 2.
Infant cap, crochet, Mrs Gilmore,
Kichlund, 2.
Braded mats, crochet, Mrs A B C
Lindsay, Abbeville, 2.
Cap, netted, Mrs Dr Lyley, Colum?
bia, 2.
Cup, infant, Mrs Daniel Crawford,
Columbia, 2.
Spatter work, Mrs Dodamead, Co?
lumbia, 2.
Cubo fancy work, G K Bruckett A
Co, Columbia, 2.
Piuuo cover, Misa Funnio McCauts,
Columbia, 2.
Squirrel, Mrj Thos Anderdun, Fair
field, 2.
Silk quilt, Mies Tocoa Johns, Lau?
ren s, 2.
Curtuius, Miss Jennie Smith, Colum?
bia, 2.
Infant socks, MrB J L Bulow, Fair
field, 2.
Socke, Mrs ABC Lindsey, Abbe?
ville, 2.
Hose, Mrs ABC Lindsey, Abbe?
ville, 2.
Gloves, wool, Mrs ABC Lindsey,
Abbeville, 2.
Toilet Hell, Miss Ida Marshall,
Greenville, 2. |
Cushion, MiHS Sue W Gibb.s, Colum?
biu, 2.
Spatter work, MiHS Addie Selby,
Columbia, 2.
Bracket, coral, Mihs Mary McCain
mon, Columbia, 2.
Bunch do wer?, Mrs Win Adams, Co?
lumbia, 2.
Hico basket. Miss Caroline Stuu
house, Columbia, 2.
Book murk, Miss C. Coffin, Charles?
ton, 2
Fly brush, Misa Carrie Sanders,Sum
ter. 2.
Sofa cushion, Miss Annie Diereks,
Columbia, 2.
Lamp shade, Ur D L Boozer, Co?
lumbia, 2.
Infant's dress, Miss Elia Merrett,
Oruiigoburg, 2.
Reticule, Mrs ABC Lindsey, Ab
bovillv, 2.
S^Silk bcarf, Mrs A B C Lindsay, Ab?
beville, 2.
Fringo thread, Mrs ABC Lindsey,
Abbeville, 2
Cushion, Mrh John A Crawford, Co?
lumbia, 2.
Cruvut ruck, Mrs Johu A Craw for 1.
Columbia, 2.
Tidy, UrsnlinoCollege, Columbia, 2.
Sacqtie, CJrsnliue College, Colum?
biu, 2.
Bag, Ursnlino College, Columbiu, 2
Fringe, Miss Julia Bruilsford, Sum
ter, 2.
Cjuilt, Miss Hau nub Heyinun, Ches?
ter, 2
Curiosities, Misa C Barry, Colum?
bia, 2.
Motiel ship, Mihh E Burrv, Colutu
bia, 2.
Buz minerals, Mrs E E Jaekeou,
Columbia, 2.
Socks, Mra Jas MeCuslun, Abbe?
ville, 2.
HOUSEHOLD?A.
2 sides S C raised bacon, J N" Huff?
man, Lexington, 35.
Ham, cooked, J N Huffmuu, Lexing?
ton, G.
Bbl flour, 11 A Griffin, Abbeville, 5
Box starch, Mrs M Preston, Colum?
bia, 2.
10 lbs domestic soup, K A Griffin,
Abbeville, 5.
Beeswax, Mrs L Swygert, Rich
land, 2,
Jar lurd, T L Bulow, Fairfield, 5.
Youat powder, T L Bulow, Fair
bold, 2.
Dried Shrimps, T L Bulow, Fair
field, 2.
ludigo, Mrs C 0 Jones, Columbia, 2.
RNING, NOVEMBER 13, 18
Turkey, cooked, Mrs Mayes, Green?
ville, 2.
HOUSEHOLD ? IJ.
Apple j?d)y, Miss Mary Lovereit,
Columbia, 2.
Grub apple jelly, Miss E A Berr,
Columbia, 2.
Blackberry jelly, Mrs E E Jucksou,
Columbia, 2.
Grape jelly, Mrs M C Purse, Colum?
bia, 2
Haw jelly, Misa E E Gibson, Co
lumliiu, 2.
Muscudiue jelly, Miss E IT Purkor,
Columbia, 2.
Punch jelly, Mrs J Witberspoon, So?
ciety Hill, 2.
Strawberry jelly, Mrs A B Lindsay,
Abbeville, 2.
Bluckberrv j ?m, Mis* E J G Gulp,1
Chester, 2. * i
Orango marmalade, Mrs M Pear
stou, Columbiu, 2.
Apple marmalade, Mrs A B Lind?
say, Abbeville, 2.
Peuch murmalade, Mrs A B Lindsay,
Abbeville, 2.
Apple preserves, Mrs M A Diseker,
Columbiu, 2. *
Blackberry preserve?, Mr? M A Di?
seker, Columbiu, 2.
(Juinco preserved, Mrs S Morrison,
Columbia, 2.
Peur preserves, Mrs Douglass Dc
Saitssnrc, Columbia, 2.
Tomato preserver, Mr3 A M Walker,
Richtuud, 2.
Tooiuto preserves, 11 years old, Miss
Kttto Frost, Richlund, 2.
Chrysta?zed fruity, variety, Miss
Mary Leverett, Richhiud, 2.
Peuch leather, Miss Mary L?vorett,
RioUlund, 2.
Apple leather, Miss Mjltj Leverett,
Richlaud, 2.
Strawberry leather, Mrs J Witber?
spoon, Society Hill, 2.
Brandy peaches, Mi.-s Currio De
Suu.ssure. Columbia, 2.
Gooseberrj' preserves, Mrs E C
Moutgouiery, 2.
Fig preserves, Mrs M C Price, Co?
lumbia, 2.
Watermelon rind preserves, Miss
Mary Leverett, Columbia, 2.
Crab upple preserves, Mrs T L Bil?
low, Fuirfield, 2.
Quince preserves, Mrs A B Liudsey,
Abbeville, 2.
Strawberry preserves, Mrs A B
Lind-scy, Abbeville, 2.
May-pop preserves, Mrs James Mc
Caslau, Abbeville, 2
Poach preserves, Mrs Jus McCaelsiu,
Abbeville, 2.
Best collection t>f sweet-meats ex?
hibited by any ouo lady, Mrs J With
eispoou, Society Hill, $10.
HOUSEHOLD ? (3.
Cucumber cutsup, Mrs W II Gibbes,
Columbia, 2.
Pepper Oitisiip, Mis Ju'uu Muxcy,
Columbiu, 2.
Tomato catsup, Mrs T L Bnlow,
Fairlield, 2.
Tomato catsup, Mrs John Muxcy,
Columbia, 2.
Walnut catsup, Mrs John Wither
spoon, Society Hill, 2.
Cucumber pickles, Mrs Keiglor,
Lexington, 2.
Mixel pickles, Miss Mary Leverett,
Columbia, 2
Currant pickles, Mi~s E J Gulp,
Chester, 2.
Axt jar pickles, Mrs Jobn Wither
npoun, Society Hill, 2
Tomato pickles, Mis- Carrie Do
SaiiH.suro, Columbia, 2.
Tomato sweet pickles, Mr" T L
Bulow, Fuirfield, 2
Horse radish catsup, Mrs \V B Gu
lick, Columbiu, 2
Fig pickles, Miss Helle IJuyue, (Co?
lumbiu, 2
Onions pickled. Urstiliito College, li
i Beds spiced, .Mrs J R Gulp, Ghee
j ti r. 2.
Grupt s spiced, Mrs J It Gulp, Cliu.s
! ter. 2
i Bottle olives, Mr? Geo H Addison, ?
French pickles, Mr-" Kueti Stoti
i house, Colitiubiii, 2
j liest collection ol pickles, ice, ?x
I llibite.l by any one lu.lv. Mis A IJC
I Liudsey, Abbevillo; $10
Walnut pickles, Mrs Jtditi Wiilicr
' spnoii, S uMcty Hill, 2.
I Sw-i t pickles, Mrs Tilos Anderson,
j Fitirriold, 2
j Vinegar, apple, Mrs FG.ige, Colum
. hiii. 2
I Huckleberties, sealed, Mrs M A Di
j seker, Columbia, 2.
Bi-aus, scaled, Mrs J li Gulp, Ches?
ter, 2
Peaches, sealed, Mrs ABC Lind
sey, Abbeville, 2.
Apples und pears, scaled, for variety,
Mrs A BC Liudsey, Abbeville, 2.
TomatoeH, sealed, Ursuliue College,
Columbia, 2.
Greeti coru, sealed, Mrs Muyes,
Greenville, 2.
Apples, sealed, Mrs Junius M Mi;
Cusluu, Abbeviiie, 2.
Cabbage pickles, Mrs M A Diseker
Columbia, 2
Cayenne pepper pickles, Mrs M
Diseker, Columbia, 2.
Bell pepper pickles, Miss Mary Lu
verett, Columbia, 2.
Horso radish catsup, Mrs J Wither
spoon, Society Hill, 2.
HOUSEHOLD ? D.
Loaves of breud, Miss Jennie Gibbes
Columbiu, S2.
10 pounds butter, J P Elkin, Fair
field, 5.
i Event.
74. VO]
Marble cake, Mrs A M Aiken, Green?
wood, 2.
Glass box cake, bisonit and wafers.
Mrs Muye?, Greenville. 2.
Candv toys, Mrs F J Roddman,
Charlotte, 2.
I Box molasses candy, Miss Bailie
.S Inders, Sumter, 2.
Breakfast rolls, Mrs: W H Gibbes,
Columbia, 2.
Lot fancy groceries, Hardy Solomon,
Columbia, diploma.
Chocolato cake, Miss E H Parker,
Columbia, 2.
Cream pie, Miss Lou DoSaussuro,
Columbia, 2.
domestic: .manvfautuitbs.
Box cigars, Saudoru Swy^ort, Ricu
land, ?2.
Show caso of cigars, S Bsnari, Co?
in mbia, medal.
1 bale ?4, W D Love ?fc Co, ugouts
Graniteville Company, medal.
1 bale J-g, W D Love & Co, agontB
Griuitevillo Company, medal.
I bale 4-4, W I) Love & Co, agents
C i-iinitevillo Company, medal.
1 halo drills, W D Love & Co, agents
i Gianiteville Compauy, medal.
1 bale yum, Red Bank Manufactur?
ing Compauy, medal.
1 coat und 2 piirs pants, R Sc W C
Swaffiold, Columbia, medal.
1 box sewing silk, Miss Mattie Tenru,
Kershuw, 2.
1 embroidered crib flannel, Mrs J R
Ctilp, Chester, 2.
1 piece of domestic flannel, Mrs Jas
McCaslan, Abbeville, 2.
1 piece jeans, Mrs Jas McCaslun, Ab?
beville, 2
1 piece mixid wool cloth, Mrs Jas
i McCaslan, Abbeville, 2.
"(VINES, COItlilALS and PUUITS.
Bluekborry cordial, Mrs M A Di.se
ker, Columbia,
Blackberry wiue, Mr3 W A Black,
Columbiu, 5.
Bottle cherry wiue. Mid L J Camp?
bell, Columbia, 5.
Gallon grape, wine, Mrs L Swygert,
Columbia, 5.
Bottlo muscadine, Mrs M E Brady,
Columbia, 5.
Bottlo scupperuoug, Mrs H Riggs,
Orangeburg, 5.
Galloncidor, O T Heid, Abbeville, 5.
Bushel table apples, Mrs J N Had'
m.in, L-'xingtou, 2.
Basket poniegrnuates, Mrs T G Ba?
con, Edgetleld, 2.
Basket lemons, Mrs \V E Chambers,
Fla, 2.
Box oranges, W G Hanson, James
Island, ?.
1 bottle cherry-bounce, Mif.s Carrie
DeSaussuro, Columbia, 2.
Pie melon.*, Mrs Leverott, Colum?
bia, 2.
1 bottle Madeira wine, Mrs M
C Price, Columbia, 5.
Bottle lemon wine, Mrs M C Purse,
Columbia, ?
Glaus chestuntP, Mrs W Glaze, Co?
lumbiu, 2.
Cherry shrub, Mr* James McCaslan,
Abbeville, li
Apple wiue, Mrs James McCaslan,
Abbeville, 2
DIU KD Flll'IT
Orieil huckleberries, Mrs M A Diso
ker. Columbia, 2.
Dried blackberries Mrs M A Dise
ker, Columbia, 2
Dried tipples, Mis E n Eppa, New
berry, 2.
Diied tigs, Mrs. Eben Steu house,
ColiiUibiu, 2
Dried peucbes, Mts. ABC Lindsey,
Abbeville. 2
Dried peaches, Mrs Jas McCaslan,
Abbeville, 2
Dried apples, J/rs James MoCu-dun,
Abbeville, 2
Dried pear.-. Mis J is McCaslan, Ab?
beville.
Dried eh'-niis. Mrs Jas McCaslan,
Abbeville. 2
Dried raspberries, Mim Jas McCas?
lan, Abbe.% 11 it-. 1
Dried okru. Mrs M A Disekur, Co
lillilbi i. 2
Dried okru, Mis \V II Gibbs, Co
imubia. '>.
Dried tniuittoe-i, Mrs Jus M.iCusluu,
Abbeville, 2
Dried citioii, Mrs Jas McCa*lati,
Abbeville, 2
Dried currant-. Mrs Jas McCaslan, '
Abbeville, ?
I'AIVII Wong, iaiM? WOHK, KMH..01d-i
KltY IS SILK, TAPIiSTltY, IIHAIIUNO, ac. \
Tufted quilt, Mrs. Mary Fouster, j
Fuirtield, $2.
Crochet quilt, MissE. ftuder, Colum
biit, 2.
Knitted quilt, Mrs. Mary O'Cooor,
Columbia. 2
Wors'ed <| :ilt, Mrs Dr. Lyles, Co
in.ibi.i, 2
Lou1: Cabin quilf, Mis* C. Perceville,
C duiiitiiH, 2
Feather <pi.i', Mt-^s C. J. A. Sbnler,
Columbiu, '2
Piu c'isiiiou, Mrs C. B. Oulick, Co?
lumbia, 2.
Woihted I.imp in it, Mrs llydrick,
Columbia, 2
IIenrth rug, Mrs. F. J. Oliveros,
Orangebug, 2
Muts, Miss D lila k, Columbia. 2.
Watch case, Mrs. Gilmore, Bich
laud, 2
Child's suit, Miss Cattio Marshall,
(i l een vi lie, 2.
PATCH wokk, KAISUD WOKK, TAVE8TIIY,
EMIlKOIDBHY, URA1DINQ.
Infants' embroidered flannel, Mrs.
B. A. Rawls, Columbia, $2.
L.UME X?NUMBER 202
Embroidered cape, Miss Ada J.
Biackwell, Columbia, 2.
Infants' dress, Mies Lizzie AikoD,
Columbia, 2.
Embroidered talma, Mrs. C. E.
Thomas, FairBeld, 2.
Embroidered ladies' ulobk, Miss
Epps, Fla., 2.
1 pin cushion, Mrs. A. Crawford,
Columbia, 2.
Embroidered infants' sacqne, Miss
Livingston, Columbia, 2.
Embroidered slippers, Miss Living?
ston, Colombia, 2.
Embroidered body Bacque, Mrs. R.
H. Edmunds, Fairfield, 2.
Stuffed quilts, Miss Wado, Colum?
bia, 2.
Patoh work quilt, Miss S. Livings
ton, Abbeville, 2.
Crib quilt, Mrs. L. W. Payno, Ab?
beville, 2.
Cotton quilt, Mrs. James MoOaslan,
Abbeville, 2.
Silk quilt, Miss Manic Hartzog,
Barnwell, 2.
Embroidered gown yoke, MiBS Ella
Merit, Orangehurg, 2.
Koitted quilt, Mrs. Boss Robertson,
F.tirlield, 2.
Muff and cape, Mrs. T. L. Starke,
Columbia, 2.
Raised mats, Miss R. V. Lyles, Fair
field, 2.
Raised cushion, Mrs. W. W. Soo
ville, Orangeburg, 2.
STRAW AND WILLOW WORK, ROSIN, WAX
AND SHELL.
1 burr basket, Miss Ida Tarrer, Co?
lumbia, S2.
1 ewuot gum easel, John Laird, Co?
lumbia, 2.
1 cross immortelles, Mrs. E. E. Jack?
son, Columbia, 2.
1 cross wax flowers, Mrj. W. H.
Livingston, Columbia, 2.
1 basket wax fruit, Miss Sallie Lear
mont, Columbia. 2.
1 wax cross, Miss Muttie Hendrick?,
Columbia, 2.
1 leather basket, Dr. Greeulaud,
Charleston, 2.
1 box, shoil, Mrs. Brady, Colom?
bia, 2.
1 rustic shell table, Miss Sallie Lear
mont, Columbiu, 2.
Best specimen of shell work, James
O. M?lmes, Sr., Charleston, 2.
2 palmetto hats, Mrs. fi. E. Thomas,
Fairfield, 2.
?i buttons, hair work, Mrs. J. H.
Gaillard, Newburry, 2.
1 sugar bowl, Mtss Mamie Walker,
Columbia, 2.
FINE ART AND LITERARY DEPARTMENT.
1 oil painting, W P Hix, Colom?
bia, diploma.
Colored photographs, W P Hix, Co?
lumbia, medal.
Gluce photographs, W P Hix, Co?
lumbia, medal.
Pressed flower picture, Mrs E J
OliveroH, Orangeburg, medal.
4 paiutings. Miss Laura W. Kelley,
Charleston, medal.
T*il painting, Miss Sallie McMaster,
Winnshoro, medal.
Oil painting, Miss Ella Hcudrix, Co?
lumbia, medal.
Cruyou ? "Waiting for Breakfast"?
Miss E Knox, Charleston, medal.
Crayon drawing, Ursuline College,
Columbia, modal.
Picture, Miss Isabel Rowan, Co?
lumbia, 2.
Crayon, Mm Frank Elmore, Colom?
bia, 2
Painting. Mi-h Sabina A Moore.
Beau tort, 2.
PIICIT TREKS AND GARDEN.
Strawberry plants, Wm Summer.
Newberry, $2.
lvispln-rry plants, Wm Sommer,
Newbi t ry, 2.
IUI varieties of garden seed, Mrs
GrtO Lsvor, Columbia, 5.
Bushel mangoes, Mrs Gho Levyr,
Columbia, 2.
pit) varieties of peach trees, Wm
Summer, Ntiwborry, 3
lof> varieties of Southern seedling
apples and 3JS choice S C varieties,
Win Summer, New berry, 3.
lilt) varieties pour trees, Wm Sum?
mer, N'owberry, 3.
field cnors.
Bale of cotton, best, T W Rabb,
Fairfield, lU.
Bile id" cotton, second best, Sten
lionso A* McCauley, Charlotte, 85.
Bushel Iwh\ stock cru, \V G Pouche,
Abbeville, 5.
Bushel best bread com, Dr F F
G iry, Abbeville, 5
Bushel best oats, Mrs Daniel Craw?
ford, Columbia, 5.
Bushel best barley, James McCaslau,
Abbeville, 5.
Bushel beat piudars, S Youngiuer,
Lexington, ?
Bushel best field peas, R A Griffin,
Abbeville, 5.
Bushel best white wheat, T W Rahb,
Fairfield, 5.
Bushe! best red wheat, James Mc
Cashm, Abbeville, 5.
Bushel best stock turnips, J C Kees,
Anderson, 5.
Bushel best table turnips, DuBose
Eglestou, Fairfield, 5.
Bushel best Hweet potatoes, W H
Oihbes, Rich land, 5.
Bushel best Irish potatoes, Charles
Kinsler, liichluud, 5.
Beat, bale native hay, R A Griffin,
Abbeville, 5.
Lirgest nnd moBt oommcndable ex?
hibition, including stock, &o., 39 at
tiolos, R A Griffin, Abbeville, 25.