Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-19
THE GAZETTE. FORT WORTH TEXAS SUNDAY. OCTOBER 10

Rag carpets
First premium. Mrs. NJ. Ingraham .-,.-..-
Second premium, Miss Matte koH-'-.'..''
Gloves, home-knlt q
First premium, Miss Bette Jones....-....-
Second premium, Mrs. NJ. ]. Glasgow
Shirt, home made, unlaundried-lda NC y
Donald
Specimen lace work ,
First premium, Molie E. Vinson. .........
Second premium, L. V. Russell. .--.....'.
Pillow shams, homemade
First premium, Miss Moliie Conley... .
Second premium. Miss Ida Herring.......-
First premium. Mrs: NJ. v: westbrook.-
Second premium, Mrs. s. y. Maury.....
One yard specimen embroidery
First premium, Mrs. S. T. Maury....-..-.
Second premium. Lucy Sims ........'....''
Home made garments .
Second premium, l. o. Mcdonald
Specimen pottery decorated-Mrs. 4. w.
scales. ....-.--.--.-..-; $1,000 --''''-
Painting on gauze or muslin
First premium. Mrs cahy Rose;
Second premium, Mr.. j. H. Scales-.--..---
Sketch drawing-Mrs. Dinsley... .-...-....-.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Cattle roping. single dash -
First premium, G. F. Oglesby. time IN. 81 s. %
Second premium, E. L. Neh. m. IS see.. 10
Best girl rider under 10
First premium. Annie Oliver...........'''. ~
Second premium, no re turn.......-........
CHILDREN.
First premium, Rosa Jeans.......... ......
Second premium, Anna Olsen.
Quilt paLch-wors-
First premium Carrie Miles.
Second premium. Carrie Miles
First premium, Miss callie Baker........
Second premium, Miss Annie Oliver....-
Flrst premium, Miss Kate Oliver.........
Second premium, Jennie Hall .--....''.'
Pin cushion. Rose Jeans .......... ...........'
Display crochet
First pre- alum, Lula Ables ..........-..-..
Second premium, Miss Emma Brown
Best specimen hand embroidery, Miss Lena
Best specimen wreath painting, Miss Callie
oil painting, Arthur
First premium, NJ. L Koyer................
Second premium, Julia Wallace o;.
Specimen thanksgiving, Miss Annie Oliver.
Miniature pillow stock, A. Lee.
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
Best harrow
First premium, J. F. Waggener..,..-. diploma
Second premium, W. E. Mccain. diploma
Corn and cotton planter, Sheriff.
First premium, ]. W. Guyton.... -. diploma
Second premium. John schFib Diploma
Road grader, W. F. Kelly. diploma
Incubator, j. W. uyton............... diploma
Clothes washer, ]. schrib ... diploma
Disk harrow, J; 7; waggener. diploma
| Two-horse pillow, j. T. Waggener...... diploma
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
For best gallon homemade wine, ID. K. Bussa,
| offered cash So. Premium to w. Amthor.
James F. Wood, McGregor, offered for best
| lady rider one pair gold frame sPeGtacles' val
| For best exhibit of painting. G. w. Cutler,
McGregor. offered cash $3.50. Premium to
j. T. Wagsener, McGregor, gave to first
| couple marrying on grounds q SS5 phaeton. Pre-
MUM TO j. B. Tanner and wife. Burleson
For best looking drummer on the grounds, r.
| H. John gave fine trunk. Premium to Ed. r.
Rogers of Galveston.
| Rogers OF T. G. A. offered $40 cash, Premium
to L. D. Blackwell of Crawford.
tested FoF 9 on tb bsa srepUds William Lee Of Nc
Gregor gave magnificent Charter OaS range
stove. Won by Miss Laura Herring, McGregof
For wreaths, handmade. by Gulledge, smith
Major, McGreeor, one pair $40 blankets, Won
by Mrs. NJ. v. Westbrook.
| NJ W. Vaughan Of the Vaughan music mouse,
| Dallas, offered splendid organ to best boy or
girl organst under IL years old. Premium to
| Ona Reeves, Crawford.
sannovic, Waco, gives a IS shawl for best dis
| play of lace work. Premium to Miss Matte
For best patch quilt. by girl under l2. one pair
i Langshans, by w. A. Clark. premium 10 Lena
Gilmore, McGregor.
For best collection Of natural curiosities, the
Fair association offered SIS cash. Premium to
For best suit of clothes made by a farmers
wife. one fye-dsawer sewing machine. "Aiii1
apes S. d. A. Duncan, manager. Premium
| to Mrs. VIM. 0gesby, McGregor.
Sanger Bros, Waco; offer one suit clothes for
|
$40 Premium to II. S. Christian.
| A. J. Folsom offe red for best trotter under 3
years, IS. Premium to J; w. WhItsett;
| Contractor Hunter. McGregor, offered for best
Loaf salt rising light bread, one -four bin. Pre-
MUM to Mrs. L. G. Parker, Caldwell.
| GuIIedge Smith g. Nailor, McGregor, offered
for best collection of paintings, one zinc trunk.
Premium to Mrs. Callie Rose.
Waco furniture company offered for best col
lection of paintings, SIS writing cabinet and
book case. Premium to Mrs. Callie Rose.
Kelum & Rotan, Waco, offered to the lady
whose personal services contributed most to
success of fair boz of soap. Premium to Mrs.
Sanger Bros, for best display of natural curl
osities, one sofa rug worth $40. Premium to J.
Texas Farm and Ranch, best agricultural in
dividual exhibit. gives one Elwood swing churn,
wor h S.. Premium to W. A. Clark.
Parlin, Orendorff Co., Dallas, offered walk
ing volunteer cutivator for best bushel corn,
measured and weighed on the grounds; value Of
| cultivator $50. Eight contestants; contest I'M
decided at this writing.
B. T. Kellough, Waco, offered TO the man
chewing the most tobacco in 70 minutes two
Moore Bros, Waco, one box homemade candy,
finest looking baby under year old, to 1. NJ
Best e-half bushel wheat, 100 pounds of R.
Rose -four, by Kirkpatrick Roller Mills, to VIC
Best pair Birkshire pigs, L. q. Bachelor,
Crawford, offered cash $3.50. Premium to WA
Clark.
Herring gives cash s2.h0; McDermott & Gardner
gave two hams; R. P. Rawley gave one pail
shoes, All premiums to ]. 4. Singley.
For best county exhibit. the T. G. A gave
cash 80. Divided by judges between counties
of Grimes and Burleson.
Butter for best display, premium by McQregol
furniture company, Mrs. A. !. Folsom, s..
Awarded to A. N, Kellar OF Temple, for bes!
bushel wheat. one barrel Empress Hour, glver
! by the Todd mills, Dallas, Tex.
Awarded to Grimes county. for best county
enhibit, one barrel Princess flour. given by the
Todd Milling company. Dallas. Tex.
NORA large number of premiums. FOL
which entries we're duly made, do not appear il
J the above because returns by judges were 40
! made: or other causes made IL impossible t.
! determine awards made.
Mr.. Henry winter. for@rlv manage,
of the Savannah breweEf@ says he hat
Rheumat>p of the ert for severa
years. on he waa fable to walk ovel
a few blockS his IA was so intense
he had troubl 70 81 his breath; he hat
physicians in adelphia. his -, formel
J versity then 6ui mot give him relief