The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-09-07
PAINTINGS.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
BY CITIZENS OF THE COUNTY:


Henderson & Powell 81. 90 cash for best ,ldoz
ears Of corn H. 4 r. to have corn entered for
this premium.
T. s. Slower, abstract of title to the farm
showing the best display OF fruit.
Frank Lefier, one pickle castor for the finest
collection Of flowers.
T. NJ. Bartels, one sack -four for best loaf Of
bread.
J.J. Casmire 4 Co., one dash churn fer the
best head Of cabbage.
o. P. Northrup, % 90 (mdse) for the largest
watermelon.
w. A. Cowan, $500 cash for the best two
loaves of bread made by q girl under IL years
old.
is. WEIGH, one bucket of tea for .he best
pair socks knit by lady over 90 years old.
A. H. brown, five apple trees for best place
Of winesaDs.
Chas. Often, one nice cake for best sample o 4
hand sewing by girl under II years.
Mrs. J. 8. Turner, one plush tidy for best
collection ofjeliies.
Mrs. Jas: Simpson. hat $3.50, for the best
cake any kind.
Mrs. VIM. Hawkins, hat (ss.0W for best cake
made by girl under II years old.
Miss Minnie Brown, one set ladies collars &
cuffs for best display OF pansies.
Scott q Son, one case Of fancy toilet articles
for finest show Of cut flowers.
A. s. Taylor, 500 (cash) for best crayon
picture.
W. w. Scott, THE REGISTER one year for the
pr ttiest article Of any kind.
A. w. Beck, one Gil 90 cOrnsheller for best
display of grain and seeds. Must be one peck
Of at least kinds to compete.
C. L. Whitaker, $1.00 cash for best peck Of
Irish potatoes, To haye the premium potatoes
Live Hardware, set crystal handled knives &
enwka fov 1.ook o01f sprAo
Anderson & DeClute mans best black G.
worsted suit Of clothes for the best bull Of any
age or breed.
A. H. Brown one pear tree for best plate of
pears.
L. A. Thrssher one Iady's hand basket for
best heifer calf less than months old.
BY the society LIST and End premium Of $lO.0
and $500 for the best colt under mo old.
4. B. Weigley, fine imported quilt for best
A. Ewart, one cream bucket for best roll Of
butter.
Cummings 4 Jones q cash for the largest ear
Of corn grown in the county.
Cummings & Jones, q cash for the tallest
stalks os corn.
Goodhue & Evans, fine plush album for best
specimen artist work done In oil.
B. F. Pancoast, one dozen cabiuet photo
graphs for best display Of grapes.
l.. W. holland, one 10xl2 photograph framed
for best girl rider under Is years.
j. A. Sampsel, one box Is cigars for best hog.
j. A. Sampsel one box Is cigars for best colt.
J. A. Sampsel, one box Is cigars for largest
pumpkin.
J. A. Sampsel, one gold dollar for the pref.
tiest pair Of twins under year old. John
Richards to be the judge.
H. Klauman. one sack Of -four for the best
display Of apples.
L. B. Pearson will give premium of 30 cents
for the best peck Of early yellow corn raised on
bottoms to enter. Each exhibitor to put . card
on his or her exhibit, giving name Of corn II it
has any, time OF planting and the time In which
It ripened. Said exhibits to be placed on .
table by themselves. Let each one be careful
to get the date Of planting and mstarsty cor.
rectly Is the object Of the premium is to get
together the different kinds OF early corn and
to find the one best suited for upland culture.
The judges will be appointed as other judges
are. OF course no name IL to be signed to the
cards.
A. E. Wright will give one dollars worth o
groceries Of any kind as special premium for
the oldest relic.
A. E. Wright, 50 cents in merchandise for
the best half bushel Of oats.
John Piston, nurserymau, Of lola, gives the
special premiums:
Thirty apple trees q years 0ldl best varieties
for the ten best varieties for profit.
twenty-five trees for five best varieties for
twenty trees for best display Of pears.
Fifteen trees for second best exhibit by one
person.
Ten trees for second best ten varieties for
profit.
Five apple trees for second best i've varieties
Tor size and beauty.