Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1889-07-06
SPECIAL PREMIUMS
TO BE AWARDED AT TIE 9Th ANNUAL
FAIR OF THE NoXUBEE co. AGRI-
CULTURAL. SOCIETY.


70. Miss Matte Dillard, dealer in Mill
merry and Fancy Goods, Macon, Miss, offer,
one young ladies bonnet FORREST Landscape
VA a4I.luisiti ,ncc lde lsst Fair.
So, q, Il, Head oHes rive Dollars for
bosi pirte Of r%ainting ia pastel, executed
since N" last Fair,
81. Clarke Lewis ofers el.u0for beet bred
county raised colt over six months and TN
der two years old,
81 Clarke Lewis offers $500 for largest
variety ofhay in bales not less than 80 lbs,
raised and made by exhibitor.
S3 Clarke Lewis offers $500 for best pair
of cotton hose knit. home made,
81 Clarke Lewis oilers $500 for best patch
work quilt finished since last fair.
IS, W A Boyle oilers 50 for best tea cake
made by y girl under Il years OF age.
Is, W ii Boyle offers, 81 for End best tea
cake made by a girl under 10 years of age,
81. Scharfr, BernlIeimer ~ Co., Flour,
Provisions, Groceries, &c, st. Louis, Mo-,
offer through Chas Hardin, one barrel OF
their celebrated 'Fleur De Ilungroise,'
Flour, for best Loaf Of Light Bread, made
by an unmarried lady.
IS. n X Rogers offers Five Dollars fol
best display of preserves.
80. II Herman offers pair Hess Shoes
worth live dollars, for best yoke oxen, over
three and under SIX years old.
90. Dr. 5. V. ID. Hill offers three dollar,
for the best Ham. home cured.
~. DR., S. Y. ID. Hill offers two dollars fol
ID best liam, home cured.
s2. FL Cahill offers one fine upholstered
lounge for the largest display Of poultry
raised and owned by II exhibitor.
%. & NJ billiard offers three dollars fol
best pair turkeys, and two dollars Tor 2nt
best.
"a. &C Eiland offers three dollars for tn,
best side Of bacon, home cured.
63. W II Bush offers five dollars for tn
best fat bullock for beef.
81, j + Amcs offers five dollars for hes
fat COW for beet
81, " NJ Jones offers three dollars for tn,
best buck lamb ts%outhdowr and two dol
lars for ID best.
Qs En- Hamiter oiTers. five dollars for tn
I'd best display poultry, raised and owne'
by one exhibitor.
30. j h Riyes offers five dollsrs for the q
best display of Fresh Garden Vegetables
not less than ten varieties.
100. W + Redwood offers three dollars 10
the best southdown eve lamb, and two do
lars for I'd best,
l0l. LIZ Eiland offers three dollars for tn
best boar under one year old berkshire
and two dollars for I'd best.
1902. TT Patty offers five dollars for tn
best display OF Jellies.
1903. j. r. Dinsmorc offers three dollal
for best male colt, Noxubee County raise,
under one year old,
lOi, j X Dinsmore offers two dollars Il
Cd best mae colt, SoXubee Co. raised, III
der one year old.
lO5. k%iizinger, Tulsolski n Frohliclsici
manufacturers of clothing, st. Louis, oil
!. through J. Nolbery, one suit Of Clothes Va
ued at Sl2.5O for the best yoke OF oxen, 81
years old and over.
1906. l.. s. Shumaker offers three dolia
for the best loaf Wheat Bread, salt rising
D lOI, VIM White offers two dollars and :
ty cents for the hest. specimen OF etchlh
! division Il, Glass V, No. l5.)
100. Chas, Hardin, offers two dollars I
, the I'd bes, Loaf Wheat Bread, salt rising,
: 40, Il. W. Jones. Jr., offers one anu o
half dollars for best jar peach preserves q
one dollar for 2ud best.
iii, REV Yates offers two ana one u
dollars for the best hem-stitched handk'
chief by hand, a..
lis. . d Puqua offers two and one h
dollars for the best specimen OF Arrase
Embroidery. ID.
lls. c l. smoot offers two and ono h
dollars for the best specimen Of paper Ito
e ors.
~, J 4 Holt offers two and one'hall 4
n ars for best white cake. DIVISION
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