Wichita eagle., 1889-10-06
A GREAT SUCCESS.
The Last Day of the Fair-GoOd Attendance
Awarding of Prizes Completed.

!
The fair closed last evening and the
management paid every man who called
for his money and those who did not cal
they invite to come around; they want &c
| see them. There was good sized crowd
yesterday and everything went along quite
smoothly. In the fancy rifle shooting
! Harry Hill, IT.. shot at shrll held by
| Ike Davis in his mouth when piece OF
| the she'll or the edge of the bullet passed
too close the bride of his nose and there
was some blood. Harry Hill said he
thought the bail on reaching Davis ex-
| plOded. In the riding buffalo perform
ance Billy Simmer thought he would try
it. The buffalo went up and Billy
went higher, in all some feet. and at the
same time got the wrong end down. land
ing en- his head. He was picked up unc0n
scious, and thought by many to have his
neck broken, but be finally revived with a
! humping head and other unpeas mt feel
| ings. Outside of this it WAS good aver
age closing fair day.
The awarding committees completed
their work yesterday. The following COM
pletes the list Of prizes awarded:
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Complete set book keeping. J H Tassett,
Wichita, lst; g Garley, Wichita, I'd
Pen or pencil sketch, ornamental design,
E Ii Fritch, Wichita.
Display of variety of fruit. special by
Daily Journal, y J Cook, Wichita
CLASS H. FRUIT.
Maiden's blush apples. p w Carlton,
Derby.
Rambo apples, A J Cook, LIST: H C
Meeker, ID.
Tamense apples, Mrs Laura I Paul, VAL
ley Center.
Fail pippin apples, B \ Baker, LIST; P W
Carlton. I'd.
Wine apples. A J Cook
Jonathan apples, II C Meeker, 1st; S W
Balek, I'd.
Hubbardstons apples, S W Balch. 1st; H
G Meeker, I'd.
White winter pearmain apples, A j
Cook, LIST; Mrs Laura Paul I'd.
Rome Beauty, a. J. Cook.
Smiths Cider i. T. Dannell 1st, A. J.
Cook ID.
Yellow Bellflower, T. T. Dannell 1sr, A.
J. Cook I'd.
Huntsman's Favorite, P. W. Carlton 1st,
Mrs Margaret Bradshaw I'd.
Missouri Pippin, Z. C. Carlton, Derby,
LIST; H. c. Meeker ID.
Willow Twig, S. W. Balch 1st, Mrs.
Laura J. Paul ID.
Rawles' Janet, II. c. Meeker 1st A. j.
Cook 2d.
Wine Sap, 3. \. Baker lst, P. ". Carl
ton I'd.
Stark, Mrs Margaret Bradshaw.
Ben Davis, p ". Carlton 1sr, E. A.
Baker ID.
Northern Spy, n. Fennell LIST. A. J.
Cook ID:
Pears, display not less than three varie-
ties, A. j Cook.
Display of peaches, Mrs. J. c. McComb
Is: j. l.. Stucky, Gladys 2nd.
Finest lot OF fruit. special by Kansas
Pump company, a. j. Cook.
Display seeding peaches, I. t. Daniels
Display Concord grapes, \. j. Cook.
Display Delaware grapes, a. j. Cook.
Display Drocut amber grapes, a. J,
Cook lst.
Display grapes, any variety. A. Cook lst;
\. Fennell End.
CLASS FLORAL AND MUSICAL
Display house plants, c. A Rose lst; c.
P Mueller End.
Display Towering bulbs, c. A Rose.
Display begouias, c. z Mueller.
Display geraniums, c. 2. Mueller.
Display cactus. ". II. Cup * Co.
Single cactus, ". Il. Culp d Co.
Hanging basket, c. a. Rose.
Nariegated leaved plants, C. P. Mueller. /
Display roses, c. p Mueller.
Display colens. C. p Mueller.
Most beputiful plant. c \. Rose.
Collection verteBas, c. p. Mueller.
Collection dallas. C. z. Mueller.
Collection zinas. C P. Mueller.
Floral design in cut flowers. ". II. CUP |
& Co.
Hand boquet, C. a Rose.
Winter boQget, c. a Rose
Design in flowers, MOSES, etc. Mrs. /
Mary BerdIne.
MUSICAL
Parlor organ. Thomas Shaw.
Church organ, Thomas Shaw.
Guitar, Thomas Show
Display Photographic views, Baldwin
/ Son.
Display landscape views, Mrs. Clara T.
Worth.
Landscape in oil. Mrs Colonel Stewart.
Paintings OF flowers, Mrs Colonel Stew
m
Painting or 81 < or satin, Mrs English
Crapon drawing, w. J RawGns
Painting on china. Mrs J. " Cook
Display OF paintings, Mrs English
ksnsington Paintings, Mrs j. ". Law
on.
Repousse work, brass, Miss Annie ii.
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