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BY JULIAN A. SELBY. INDIAN GIRL CI&AR STORE, COLUMBIA HOTEL BLOCK, ASH DBANOH OF INDIAN G1BL CIGAR STORE FAIR GROUNDS. ? ? Be not deceived by "Bed Hot" advertise? ments, for the "Celebrated Five Cent Ci? gars, And those* other brands tli.it have made tbis establishment bimons from New York to New Orleans, oan only bo bought from tho ORIGINAL _"INDIAN QIRL."_ Wagons, &c, &c. THOSE in want of any stylo of WAGONS will find it to their advaatage to give mo a call. I manufac? ture or repair any kind of wagon. Black smithing in all ita branobes promptly and neatly performed. HENBY SKIPPER. Pot 23 _ Mansion House, 130J Main Street, Columbia, S. C. THIS house having recent? ly been enlarged, in now opened by tho undersigned _"us s. first olass bo&rdiog houBe, or hutel. Transient and pormanent boardera acoommodated. Terms for tran? sient borders, $2 per day. Good rooma and excellent fare. MBS. C. E. BRAZE ALE. Nov 3 lmo Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, ' SILVER AND PLATED WARE, S PECTACLES, EYE-GLASSES, ETG. IHAVE a large stock of the above on hand, and will sell them at the lowest cash prices. All goods warranted an repre? sented. MS" Watcben, Clocks and Jewelry re? paired and work warranted. GEO. BRUNS, Oct 27 Columbia Hotel Block. For Rent/ THE oonrmodiouB Brick and Metal Boof STOREHOUSE, No. 69 Main ? etroot. Terms very low. Apply to REIBELS & EZELL or to BOONE & MUL LER. Attorneys-at-Law._Ang 5 * . .,- MILLINERY. PRIORS BEDUCED of La? dies', Misses' and Children's I BONNETS. HA.TS, CAPS, SUITS, UNDERWEAR. Fur 'Sets, Cloakp, Worsled Ooods, Hair, Corsets, Zephyr Worsted and other articles too nume? rous to mention; also, Bazar Patterna. Ladies wid p'ease call and eee for themselves at Oot27 MISS. C. R. UEF.D'S. PORTRAITS. PHOTOGRAPHS. STERE? OSCOPES, fto.. Copies from Old Fic tnrea made any size aud style an cheap aa anywhere else. Como aud nee the new Glace Pic.uro. Mr. Coffin, tbe finest photographer In New York city, will asriat in tbe photo? graphic department. ART OALLEKY BUILDING. Octieanao_COLUMBIA. S. C. Coal! Coal! Coal! THE nadernigned beg leave to state that they have constantly on baud all kinds of COAL, and will fnrniali consumers in axy quantity, delivered, at lowest cash prices. BOW EN & LAFAlt, Agents. Sept? :tmo Red Ash Coal. I AA TONS RED ASH COAL-same ?dbv/V^J quality as that wbich gave eucb batiafaution two vears ?go. Aug 23 _ T. .T. HARPER. It Pays to Bay Good Medicines. ITpayu tou?t) H'initukV KIN A CHILL CUBE. It nay* to n-?e Ueinitah'd BLOOD AND Livr.u PILLS. It pays to u-ie STANLEY'S COUGH SYRUP. It pava to purify your bland with QUEEN'S DELIGHT. It pays to use the COOK'S BAKING POWDER. Itpayatotiae tbe QUAKER LINIMENT. It pa'vs to oho Mother D.ulie-V INFANT CORDIAL for children. It nays to buv your medicines at E. II. HEINITSH'S Oct 23 f Drug and Medicine Store. New Books, at Bryan's Bookstore. "^J^OHKING to Win, a story lor girls, Midtress of the Manse, by Dr. Holland, author of Arthnr Bonnycabtle, ft 50. A History of Germany, from the Earliest ?*rimes, by Char) ton Lewis, (2 50. Manual of Mythology, Greek, Roman, Norse, Hindoo, Kgvptian und Old German, by Slurray, *2 25. ' Prairio and Forest., the Gmn.i of North Americu, with adventuresin their pursuit, by Oilbnore. tl 50. Health and Kdnoition, by Kingeloy, $1.75. Hogarth's complete woiks, in throe vo? lumes. Tbe Wild North Land, by Major Butler, with platen, (2 50. History of Clubs and Club LiTe, London. Book of Wonder lul C mraclers, wilh portraits. Tho Slang Dictionary, historical and anecdotal. Homes and Haunttj of tho Brit.sh Poets, London, and otbor new books. Nov 1 House to Rent. THE HOUSE and FOUR ACRE LOT of Urs. E. J. Arthur. Good gar "den and excellent well of wa'.er. Pos? session given immediately. Apidy to WM. MARTIN or E. B. ARTHUR. July 4 "Let o COLI MOSES STEALS A RED HOT POKER ("pniB wonderfully witty st)le of adver? tising ia about played out. We wish to aay a tow quiet worda about I CIGARS, bnt really don't consider it nocce I sary to intersperse tho stupid legend through our subject matter, and eo prefer to give the witty part in a lump to com? mence with. By-the-by, have you evci played poker? We propose to see our opponents m tho [ Cigar business, and by shuwiug a full hand 'Four Aces"?a now brand of flue Ci? gars?have a sereuo certainty of earning the stakes. SoriousVv, our stock of Cigars is uurivallod either in lowness of price or excellence in quality, from the celebrated two lor live cents (highly rocommeuded to beginners) to the purest Cabanna, embrac? ing mid-way many delightfully fragraut weeds, at from live to lift eon cents each, trial will insnro us your custom. P. H. No doubtful-looking maloor female Indian allowed to loaf eitbor outside or in-! aide our doors. This custom is Fagan and reprehensible. GEO. SYMMERS. Nov 8_ GOVERNOR MOSES In changing the Commissioners of Elec? tion, deeorves the united thanks of every lover of peace. TUE PROPRIETOR OF I THE INDIAN QUEEN BEGAR STORE, in introducing the FIVE CENT MANILLA, I deserves the commendation of every lover if the weed, as ON THE Day of election, the people llock to tho | polls, oach to deposit their ballot for their favorite candidate, bo do tho many consu? mers llock to this popular resort tu jbtain ; this FAVORITE SUGAR. Let it bo under? stood that wo are not ou tho WAR PATH Against other dealers, wo merely claim that tbo Begar offered bv others is far IN? FERIOR to that sold by'tho INDIAN QUEEN CIGAR STORE, Nov 1 105.J Aasembly_Street._ WM. GLAZE, ^JEWELER,-:: Has on hand a large stock of Gold and Silver Watches and Clocks, DIAMOND KING S AND PINS, Pine Jewelry In Whole und Half Sets, Sliver and Fluted Ware, ilauic-Fni t)lulling Good*, Fancy Goods In Variety, Military Goods?Stock Complete. N. B. I havo ou bund a large stock of j j ENGLISH GUNS, breecU and muzzle load j iug, and will sell at reduced prices. Wishing to reduce my whole stock, I will ?oll, until January next, all goods at re? duced prices. WATCHES AND JEWELRY repaired in the beat manner and warranted. Nov 8 _ _ 2mn Cottage House, JVb. 15_ Washington St., next Masonic Halt. Tho undersigned has/ re-oponed this estab? lishment, and informs _[the public that ho ia prepared to I suppiy luem with the very best of WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS, TOBACCO, otc. Oys? ters in every style, and at all hours. Re? freshments of various kinds. Give mo a call. Tho Cock-Pit ia being put in order, j and there will bo a number of lights during tho Fair. C. R. FRANKLIN. Oct 31_ A Kerosene That Will Not Explode! A LADDIN SECURITY OIL is offered l\_ with the conlidenco that it will prove ial, if not superior, to any burn? ing oil that has been offered to the' public. I This oil is prime wbito in color, fs deodor? ized to the highest extent achieved in the manufacture of burning oils, and is war? ranted to staud a tire test of ir>o degrees) Fahrenheit. it is perfectly safo L.r use in all Coal Oil or Kerosene I.amps, and as its name indi? cates, will give all who use it perfect j "security" in doing so. Aladdin Sccnrity Oil will burn lougcr, have much less muoII, and not crust the wick, and will bo found to be very economi? cal, to say nothing of the entire "security" in its use'. For sale at L. T. SILLIMAN A CO.'B Oct 14 Drug Htore. GIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARS THE friends, patrons and public at largo are respectfully uotilled that in conse? quence of the large demand for my favorite brands of Cigars, I have baen compelled to open another branch In the Columbia Hotel Rotunda. My Retail and Wholesale Departments are kept in full force, to meet the demand. All friends from the country are invited to inspnet our Factory, at No. Ic3 Main stroet, three doors below the Wheeler House, sign ot Indian Chief. _Nov 10 M. SULZBA?BER. WATCHES AND JEWELRY. TflE undersigned respect? fully informs his customers1 and the public in general) that ho has just retui ued from ttiu1 North with a nice assortment of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, ?to., which he offers at the lowost cash prices. Repairing skillfullv done. ?. VI8AN8KA, Maiu street, opposite New City Hall. Nov 7 FINE'8 SALOON. JNo. 41 Richardson Street, between Lady and Oferouin Streets. HAVING replenished my entire stock of Liquors, Cigcrs, Ac , having also given proper attention to my Restaurant, I am now prepared to furnish my friends and the puhlin generally with the 'host the markets afford. Oct 17 WM. M. FINE. Agent. Wrapping Paper. AFULL supply of WRAPPING PAPER just received from the Atlantic Paper Mills, for which we are sole agents, and of? fered at lower prices than same quality can be delivered from the Northern cities. Gall and examine quality and prices atthe store of JOHN AGNEW A SON. JMBIA, s. C, FT i DAY MO Liat of Premlntni Awarded. NEEDLE AND FANCY WORK. Oirl drees. Miss Mary Jufao Sully, Orangebarg, $2. Embroidered gown yoke, Mrs. W. J. Arrunts, Columbia, 2. Chemise, Mrs. W. J. Arrants, Columbia, 2. Collar: and cuffi, Miss Jennings, Charleston, 2. Shawl, Mch. T. L. Bulow, Fair field, 2. Afghan, Mrs. T. IVjhs Robertson, Winusboro, 2. ' Night robe, Miss Kate Crawford, Co? lumbia, 2. Pin cushion, ehild 5 years old. Miss J. Ij. Bulow, Fair field, 2. Handkerchief, Miss L. M. Fickling, Beaufort, 2. Old point lace, Miss II. Blacklock, Charleston, 2. Tapestry, Maggie Boyne, Colum? bia, 2. Tidy, Miss Rosa Kent. Columbia, 2. Collars, Miss Rosa Kent, Colum? bia, 2. Watch case, Miss Mary Trevett, Co? lumbia, 2. Tatting, Mrs. .). Hvmcs, Colum? bia, 2. Tidy, Miss Sophia Elfe, Orange burg, 2. Tatting, Spanish, Miss Saucharp, Columbia, 2. Tutting, infant dres::, Ella G. Work? man, Cumden, 2. Collar, tatting, Mies Anna Lynch, Columbia, 2. AntimacaHHu, crochet, Mrs. Major Small, Columbia, 2. Mats, crochet, Mrs B A R-iwls, Co? lumbia, 2. Huad-drete, crochet, Mrs Gilinore, Riohland, 2. Infant eap, crochet, Mrs Gilinore, Richlaod, 2. Braded mats, crochet, Mth ABC Lindsay, Abbeville, 2. Cap, netted, Mrs Dr Lyles, Colum? bia, 2. Cap, infant, Mrs Daniel Crav,ibrd, Columbia, 2. Spatter work, Mrs Dodamead, Co? lumbia, 2. Case faucy work, G R Bra kett A Co. Columbia, 2. Piuno cover, MisB Fannie McCants, Columbia, 2. Squirrel, Mru Thos Anderson, Fair field, 2. Silk quilt, Miss Tocoa Johns, Lun rens, 2. Curtains, Miss Jennie Smith, Colum? bia, 2. Infant aooks, Mrs J L Bulow, Fair field, 2. Socks, Mrs ABC Lindsey, Abbe? ville, 2. Hose, Mrs ABC Lindsey, Abbe? ville, 2. Gloves, wool, Mrs ABC Lindsey, Abbeville, 2. Toilot aott, Miss Ida Marshall, Greenville, 2. j I Cushion, Miss Sue W Gibbs, Colum? bia, 2. Spatter work, Miss Adilie Selby, Columbia, 2. Bracket, coral, Miss Mury McCam mon, Columbia, 2. Bunch flowers, Mrs Win Adams, Co? lumbia, 2. Rico basket, Miss Caroline Steu house, Columbia, 2. Book mark, Miss C. Coffin, Charles? ton, 2 Fly brush, Miss Carrie Sanders,Sum ter. 2. Sofa oushion, Miss Aonie Diercks, Colnmbia, 2. Lamp shade, Dr D L Boozer, Co? lumbia, 2. Infant's dress, Miss Ella Merrett, Orangobnrg, 2. Reticule, Mrs ABC Lindsey, Ab? beville, 2. fftSilk boarf, Mrs ABC Liudsey, Ab? beville, 2. Fringe thread, Mrs ABC Lindsev, Abbeville, 2. Cushion, Mrs John A Crawford, Co? lumbia, 2, Cravat rack, Mrs Johu A Crawford, Columbia, 2. Tiily, (Jrsuliuo College, Columbia, 2. Sacque, Ursuliue College, Colum? bia, 2. Bag, Ursnline College, Columbia, 2 Fringe, Miss Julia Braitsford, Sum ter, 2. Quilt, Mish Ilauuah Hoy man, Ches? ter, 2 Curiosities, Miss C Barry, Colum? bia, 2. Model ship, Miss E Barry, Colum? bia, 2. Box minerals, Mrs E E Jackson, Columbia, 2. Socks, Mrs Jas McCaslau, Abbe? ville, 2. HOUSEHOLD?A. 2 sides S C raised bucou, J N Huff? man, Lexington, $5. Ham, cooked, J N Huffman, Lexing? ton, 5. Bbl flour, R A_Griffln, Abbeville, ,r> Box starch, Mrs M Prestou, Colum? bia, 2. 10 lbs domestic soup, R A Griffin, Abbeville, 5. Beeswax, Mrs L Swygert, Rich land, 2, Jar lard, T L Bulow, Fairfield, 5. Yoaat powder, T L Bulow, Fair Sold, 2. Dried Shrimps, T L Bulow, Fair field, 2. Iudigo, Mrs C 0 Jones, Columbia, 2. Attend the True RNING, NOVEMBER 13, 18 Turkey, cooked, Mrs Mayes, Green? ville, 2. HOUSEHOLD?B. Apple jelly, Miss Mary Loverett, Columbia, 2. Crab apple jelly, Miss E A Berr, Columbia. 2. blackberry jelly, Mrs E E Jucksou, Columbia, 2. Grape jelly, Mrs M C PurHe, Colum? bia, 2 Haw jelly, Miss E E Gibson, Co? lumbia, 2. Muscadine jelly, Miss E H Parker, Columbia, 2. Pouch jelly, Mrs J Withernpoon, So? ciety Hill, 2. Strawberry jelly, Mrs A B Lindsay, Abbeville, 2. Blackberry jim, Miss E J G Culp, Chester, 2. Orange marmalade, Mrs M Pear utou, Columbia, 2. Apple marmalade, Mrs A B Lind? say. Abbeville. 2. Peach marmalade, Mrs A B Lindsay, Abbeville. 2. Apple preserves, Mrs M A Diseker, Columbia, 2. * Blackberry pres?rves, Mrs M A Di seker, Columbia, 2. Quince preserves, Mrs S Morrison, Columbia, 2. Peur preserve?, Mrs Douglass De Saussure, Columbia, 2. Tomato preserves, Mrs A M Walker, Bichluud, 2. Tomato preserves, 11 years old, Miss Kato Frost, Bicblund, 2. CliryBtalized fruits, variety, Miss Mary Leverett, Ricbhjml, 2. Peach leather, Miss Mary Levorett, Bichland, 2. Apple leather, Miss Mary Leverett, Riehland, 2. Strawberry leather, Mrs J Wither spoou, Society Hill, 2. Brandy peaahes, Miss Carrie De Sau.ssuro, Columbia, 2. Gooseberrj* preserves, Mrs E C Montgomery, 2. Fig preserves, Mrs M C Prtoe, Co? lumbia, 2. Wutertnelon rind preserves. Miss Mary Leverett, Colombia, 2. Crab upple preserves, Mrs T L Bil? low. Fairfleld, 2. Quince preserves, Mrs A B Liudsey, Ab?evillo, 2. Strawberry preserves, Mrs A B Lindsey, Abbeville, 2. May-pop preserves, Mrs James Mc Caslau, Abbeville, 2 Pouch preserves, Mrs Jas McCaelau, Abbeville, 2. Best collection of sweet-meats ex? hibited by any one lady, Mrs J With? er spoon, Society Hill, $10. HOUSEHOLD??. Cucumber catsup, Mrs W H Gibbes, Columbia, 2. Pepper catsup, Mrs John Maxcy, Columbia, 2. Tomato catsup, Mrs T L Bulow, FairGeld, 2. Tomato caUup, Mrs John Muxcy, Columbia, 2. Walnnt catsup, Mrs John Witber Bpoon, Society Hill, 2. Cucumber pickles, Mrs Keiglor, Lexington, 2. Mixe 1 pickles, Miss Mary Leverett, Colombia, 2 Currant pickles, Mi?.s E J Culp, Chester, 2. Axt jar pickles, Mrs John Wither Hpoon, Society Hill, 2 Tomato pickles. Mis-! Carrie De Sauesnro, Columbia, 2. Toinuto sweet nickles, Mrs T L Bulow, Fairtkld, 2 Horse radish catsup, Mrs W 1> Gu lick, Columbia, 2. Fig pickles, Miss Belle Boyue, C> lumbia, 2 Ouiouh pickled. Ursulilio College, 2 Reels spiced, Mrs J R Culp, Chen I ter. 2. Grapes spiced, Mrs 3 U Gulp, CUux \ ter. 2 Bottle olives. Mrs Geo I' Addison, 1 French pickles, Mrs Koen Steh house, ColuiubiM, 2 1 Bent collection of pickles, Ac, ix j hibite.l by nuy one lady, Mrs A 11 C Lindsey, Abbeville. 510 ' Walnut pickles, .Mrs John Wither spoon, Society Hill, 2. Street pickles, Mrs Thos Atidcrsot:, Fuirfleld, 2 Vinegar, apple, Mrs V G.ige, Coltim ? bia, 2 liucklebertiee, sealed, Mrs M A Li seker, Columbia, 2. Beans, seulod, Mrs J U Culp, Ches? ter, 2 Peaches, sealed, Mrs ABC Liud? sey, Abbeville, 2. Apples and pears, sealed, for variety, Mrs ABC Lindsey, Abbeville, 2. Tomatoes, scaled, Ursulme College, Columbia, 2. Green coro, sealed, Mrs Mayo, Greenville, 2. Apples, sealed, Mrs James M Mc Casluu, Abbeville, 2. Cabbage pickles, Mrs M A Diseker, Columbia, 2 Cuyeiiue pepper pickles, Mrs M A Diseker, Columbia, 2. Bell pepper pickles, Miss Mary Le? verett, Columbia, 2. Horso rudish catsup, Mrs J Wither spoon, Society Hill, 2. HOUREnOLD ?D. LoavcB of bread, MisB Juuuiu Giobes, Columbia, 82. 10 pounds butter, J P Elkl.n, Fair field, 5. Event. 74. VO] Marblecake, Mrs A M Aiken, G reeu wood, 2. Glass box cake, bisoait and wafers, Mrs Muyes, Greenville. 2. Candy toys, Mrs F J Roddman, pi-ui'f. O Box molasses candy. Miss Sullio ?S inders, Sumter, 2. Breakfast rolls, Mrs W H GibbeB. Columbia, 2. Lot faucy groceries, Hardy Solomon, Columbia, diploma. Chocolato cuke, Miss E H Parker, Columbia, 2. Cream pie, Miss Lou DeSauBsuro. Columbia, 2. DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES. Box cigars, Sunders Swygert, Rich land. $2. Show case of cigars, S Benari, Co? lumbia, medal. 1 balo ?4, W D Love ?fc Co, agonts Granitevillu Company, medal. I bale ;?', W D Love Sc Co, agonts Gr.initeville Company, medal. 1 bale 4-4, W D Love & Co, agents (irnnitevilie Company, medal. I hale drills, W D Love & Co, agents tiiauiteville Company, medal. 1 bale yarn, Rod Bank Manufactur? ing Company, medal. 1 coat and 2 pairs pants, R Sc W C Swaflield, Columbia, medal. 1 box sewing silk, Miss Mattie Team, Kershuw, 2. 1 embroidered crib flannel, Mrs J R Culp, Chester, 2. 1 pieco of domestic flannel, Mrs Jas McCaslan, Abbeville, 2. 1 piece jeans, Mrs Jas McCaslan, Ab? beville, 2 1 piece mix'd wool cloth, Mrs Jas MoOaslau, Abbeville, 2. WINES, COliDIALS AND FRUITS. blackberry curdiul, Mrs M A Diee ker, Columbia, S?. Blackberry wiue, Mrs W A Black, Columbia, 5. Bottle cherry wiue, Mrs L J Camp? bell, Columbia, 5. Gallon grapu wine, Mrs L Swygert, Columbia, 5. Bottle muscadiue, Mrs M E Brady, Columbia, 5. Bottlo scupueruoug, Mrs H Riggn, Orangeburg, 5. Gallon cider, C T Reid, Abbeville, 5. Bushul table apples, Mrs J N Huff? man, Lexington, 2. Basket pomegranates, Mrs T G Ba? con, Edgelield, 2. Basket lentous, Mr* W E Chambers, Fla, 2. Box oranges, W G Uinson, James Island, 5. 1 bottle ohprry-bounce, Mies Carrie DeSaussuru, Columbia, 2. Pio melon.1?, Mrs Loverett, Colum? bia, 2. 1 bottlo Madeira wine, Mtb M C Price, Columbia, 5. Bottle lemon wine, Mrs M C Purse, Columbia, 5 Glass chestnuts, Mrs W Glaze, Co? lumbia, 2. Cherrv shrub, Mrs James McCaslun, Abbeville, 2. Apple wiue, Mrs James McCaslan, Abbeville, 2 DitiKD fruit Oried huckleberries, Mrs M A Diso ker, Columbia, 2. Diied bluckbfrrief, Mrs M A Dise ker, Columbia, 2 Dried tipples, Mrs E H Epps, Now berry, 2. Dried tigs, Mm. Eben Stenhouse, Cdumbiu, 2 Dried peaches, Mrs. ABC Liuddey, Abbeville. 2 Dried pouches, Mrs Jus McCaslan, Abbeville, 2. Dried apples, .Mrs J nines MuCu-Jun, Abbeville, 2 Dried pearn, Mis J is McCaslan, Ab? beville, 82. Dried eionits. Mrs Jas McChsIuu, Abbeville. 2 Dried raspb.-nies, Mrs Jaa McCas? lan, Abbeville, 2. Dried okrn, Mrs M A Disekur, Co Imnhi i. 2 Dried okra, Mrs \V II Glbbs, Co iuiuhiu, 2. Dried tum,;*..)(?-. Mrs Jus McCusluu, Abbeville, 2 Dried cition, Mrs Jus MoCi^luu, Abbeville, 2 Dried currants. Mrs Jus McCaslan, Abbeville, 2. I'AlVH work. IIAISI'd work, embroid? ery is sii.k, i'Al'estky, uraidino, AC Tufted quilt, Mrs. Mary Foustor, luirtield, S2. Crochot quilt, MissE. Suder, Colum? bia, 2. Knitted quilt, Mrs. Mary O'Conor, Columbia. 2 Worsted ij :ilt, Mrs Dr. Lyles, Co utiibla, 2 Log Cabin quilt, Miss C. Peroeville, CiilutntiiH, 2 Feather quilt, Miss C. J. A. Sbuler, Columbia, '1 Piu c'lHhioii, Mrs C. B. Gulick, Co Imnbiii, 2. Worsted lamp mit, Mrs. Hydriek, Columbia, '2 Hearth rug, .Mrs. E J. Olivero?, Oraugehng, 2 Mats, Miss U Black, Columbia, 2. Watch case, Mrs. Gilmore, Rich lunil, 2 Child's suit, Miss Cattio Marshall, Greenville, 2. patch work, RAISED WORK, TAl'ESTRY, EMBKOIDBRY, DRAIDING. Infants' embroidered flannel, Mrs. B. A. Riwls, Columbia, 82. ? [jUME X?NUMBER 202. Embroidered cape, Miss Ada J. Blackwell, Columbia, 2. Infanta' dress, Mies Lizzie Aiken, Columbia, 2. Embroidered talma, Mrs. C. E. Thomas, Fairfield. 2. Embroidered ladies' cloak, Miss Epps, Fla., 2. 1 pin cushion, Mrs. A. Crawford, Columbia, 2. Embroidered infants' Bacqne, Miss Livingston, Columbia, 2. Embroidered slippers, Miss Living eton, Colombia, 2. Embroidered body sacque, Mrs. R. H. Edmunds, Fairfield, 2. Stuffed quilts, Miss Wade, Colom? bia, 2. Patoh work quilt, Miss S. Livings? ton, Abbeville, 2. Crib quilt. Mrs. L. W. Payno, Ab? beville, 2. Cotton quilt, Mrs. James McGaslan, Abbeville, 2. Silk quilt, Miss Mamie Hartzog, Barnwell, 2. Embroidered gown yoke, Mibs EIU Merit, Oraogeburg, 2. Knitted quilt, Mrs. Boss Robertson, Fairfield, 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 wobk, rosin, wax and shell. 1 burr basket, Miss Ida Tarrer, Co? lumbia, $2. 1 eweet gum easel, John Laird, Co? lumbia, 2. 1 croBS immortelles, Mrs. E. E. Jack? son, Columbia, 2. 1 cross wax flowers, Mrs. W. H. Livingston, Colombia, 2. 1 basket wax frnit, Miss Sallie Lear moot, Colnmbia. 2. 1 wax cross, Miss Muttie Hendricks, Columbia, 2. 1 leather basket, Dr. Greeuland, Charleston, 2. 1 bux, shell, Mrs. Brady. Colum? bia, 2. 1 rustic shell table, Mies Sallie Lear mont, Columbia, 2. Best specimen of shell work, James O. HolmeB, Sr., Charleston, 2. 2 palmetto hats, Mrs.fi. E. Thomas, Fairfield, '2. 4 buttons, hair work, Mrs. J. H. Gaillard, Newborry, 2. 1 sugar bowl, Miss Mamie Walker, Columbia, 2. fink art and literary department. 1 oil painting, W P Htx, Colom? bia, diploma. Colored photograph?, W P Hix, Co? lumbia, medal. Glace photographs, W P Hix, Co? lumbia, medal, Pressed flower picture, Mrs E J - OliveroH, Orangeburg, medal. 4 paintiogs, Miss Laura W. Kelley, Charleston, medal. Oil painting, Miss Sallie McMaster, Wiunsboro, medal. Oil painting. Miss Ella Heudrix, Co? lumbia, medal. Cruyou?"Waiting for Breakfast"? Miss E Knox, Charleston, medal. Cruyou drawing, Ursuline College, Columbia, medal. Picture, Miss Isabel Rowan, Co? lumbia, 2. Crayon, Mm Frank Elmore, Colum? bia. 2 Painting. Mi-h Sabina A Mooro, lieuti fort, 2. fruit treks and harden. Strawberry plants, Wm Summer, Sewberry, S2. Raspberry plunts, Wm Summer, Nowberry, 2. IUI varieties of garden seed, Mrs Geo L-^ver, Columbia, 5. Bushel mangoes, Mrs Goo Lever, Columbia, 2. 100 varieties of peach trees, Wm Sil minor, Nowborry, 3 105 varieties of Southern Feedlicg apples and 38 choice S C varieties, Wm Summer, Newborry, 3. 100 varieties pour trees, Wm Sum? mer, Niiwberry, 3. field citor.*. Bale of cotton, best, T W Rabb. Fairfield, 10. Bile of cotton, second best, Steu liouse A" MuCauley, Churlotte, $5. Bushel best stock ooru, W ? Pouche, Abbeville, 5. Bushel best breud corn, Dr F F Gary, Abbeville, ? Bushel best oats, Mrs Daniel Craw? ford, Columbia, 5. Bnshd best barley, James McCoslau, Abbeville, 5. Bushel boat piudars, S Youngiuer, Loxiugton, 5 Bushel best field peas, R A Griffin, Abbeville, 5. Bushel best white wheat, T W Rabb, Fairfield. 5. Bushel best red wheat, James Mc Caslan, Abbeville, 5. Bushel best stouk turnips, J C Kees, Anderson, 5. Bushel best table turnips, DaBose Egleston, Fairfield, 5. Bushel bust sweet potatoes, W H Gihbes, Rich land, 5. Bushel best Irish potatoes, Charles Kinsler, Richlaud, 5. Best bale native hay, R A Griffin, Abbeville, 5. Lirgest and most commendable ex? hibition, inolnding stook, &c, 39 ar? ticles, R A Gnffio, Abbeville, 25.