Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-25
PREMIUMS.
DEPARTMENT A-SPEClAL.
CJAS.

I. For best pair socks and mittens,
knit from Nassar yarn, given by >. A.
l.. Warner, D pounds yarn, value 5000.
2. For best five pounds butter In rolls,
butter TO the donor, given by Geo. l..
Maltz, gold $500.
3. For best two gallon crock winter
butter, butter to the donor, given by
Thos Collins, gold $500
For winner of n foot race, given by
A. G. TeGt, copy Pioneer year, value
5000.
5. THE ALPENA WEEKLY ARGUS will
be given for one year for the first premi-
um and six months ms second premium,
for the following: Heaviest baby under
one year old the homelicst man in the
county; Gallon of cucumber pickles /;
the prettiest and neatest made calico
dress pan of baked beans pan of fried
cakes; best darncd stockings, and best
patched pantaloons, given by j. q. Wall,
total value, S24 90.
6. For best year old colt, Youett's
Horse and Cattle Doctor, given by III.
III Wittelshoii1r, value $3.50.
z. For best display of spring wheat
given by w. H. Johnson, cash $500.
8. For best bushel of corn in ear,
glNtl wv -. ID. uNtlt, NUNu eisbVs
Q. For best year old colt, given by
J. L Denton. cash 80 90.
10. For best yoke of oxen, given by
A. Pack, cash $500.
II. For best J brshel cranberries,
given by Potter Bros. ~ Co., cash $500.
10. For best coop chickens, Uhree or
more,) given by J. e. Field, Cash $500.
-, For best yoke A year old steers,
given by Chas. Hucber, cash $500.
IA. For best yoke 2 year old steers,
given by William Masters, cash $500
Is. For best coop Brahma spring
chichens, given by +. Ii. Armstrong,
cash 50 CO.
16. For best display fall wheat, given
by Tompkins, Folkerts & Co, cash $500.
II. For bCst display OF apples, given
by 5. Eddy, Cash $500
1S. For best display of geese, given
by A. Anspach e. Co, cash $500.
10. For best sample oats, J bushel,
given by ID. Brennan & Co, cash $500.
90. For best two year old heller, Civ
cd by +. s. Goodrich, one set silver plat
cd spoons, value "a 90.
81. For best display of vegetables,
given by e. II. Hawley & Co one shawl,
value $1,000.
%. For best loaf bread, given by II.
Stone, one tuck marker and set of hem
mcrs, value $500.
%. For best hog. given by j. p. Hea-
ly, goods from store, value, 500.
"a For best draft team, given by q.
w. Richardson, cash So 90.
20. For best display o. parsnlps and
carrots, given by Bolton & Mcliae, one
silver butter dish, value $500.
90. For best ram, given by ID. p.
Buker, cash $500.
81. For hest looking COW, given by
w. ii. Potter. cash $500
%. For best specimen penmanshlp
by boy under 10 years, given by II. M.
Donnelly, cash 50 90.
30. For best buggy horse, given by
Z. O. Avery, cash SO 90.
80. For best onions, given by az Bee
be, cash $500.
81. For best display of potatoes, CIV
en- by J. T. Bostwick, cash $500.
90 For best pair scwed boots, given
by ID. Rodman, cash 81 90.
3y. For best display of barley, given
bv John Monaghan, goods $500.
"a. The best carriage team, given by
y. w. Gilchrist, cash s. 90.
35. For second best carriage team,
given by JUL Potyln, cash $500.
90. For second best coop chickens, (3
or more), given by A. w. Comstock, cash
500.
81. For best squash, given by 5. Il.
Hitchcock, cash 81 90.
30. The best bull, given by Geo. L.
Mal,z. one banjo, value $500.
Other special premiums will be re-
cciyed up to the time of the Fair.
DEPARTMENT B-SroCK.
CLASS II.-HOESES.