Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-11-22
SPECIAL PREsIUaS.
Awarded ut the 9Th Annual
Fair of the NOXubce 90. Agri-
cultural society. TO he
Held Oct, Plaza. 1890.

CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
l33 Mayer, Mitchell n Co.. wholesale pro-
duce, Louisville, thrO' G. l. Heinrich, one
box Of fine California French p~uics for
the best display Of canned fruits and yese-
tables.
Awarded to Miss BERTHE Kcyes.
BREAD. CAKES &c.
l. Herbert, Cairo, throJ " Holt. one bar
rel fine apples for the best loaf light bread,
Awarded TO Miss Addie Hardin
T Ferguson, Meridian. thro Miss Eva
Simpson. - for the best light rolls.
Awarded to Miss Addie Hardin.
Eagle Milling Co.. Spar.u, III. thro II NJ
Marx, one barrel "Tcnbrocck," flour tor
the best white cake.
Awarded to Miss Beulah Campbell.
TN Ferguson. thro Miss Eva Simpson,
So for best tea cakes.
Awarded to Miss Addie Hardin
WORKMANSHIP.
%kincnnncn. Il nice side saGdle for the
most graceful young lady rider over 10 Yeas
OF age.
Awarded to Miss Ki,tie Simpson
Louis Henley. ) lbs French candy for the
most graceful young lady rider over ID yrs
Of age
hNHlUtu 10 MISS hliIle Sll1p>On
&c kincannon 4 nice riding bride for the
ID most graceful young lady rider over Ii
Awarded to Miss Lucy Harper.
Sammio Neres, > lbs French candy for I'd
most graceful young lauy rider
Awarded TO Miss Lucy Harper
Rosenheim, Lewis y Co, thro Mrs L ii StO-
her, an elegant hat worth SD, Tor the NEST
graceful married lady + der mt the Fair.
Awarded to Yrs FSkinner
Mrs i II SlCEera handsome hat for best
Iaay driver, either married or single, in sin
gle or double buggy.
Awarded to Miss Jennie Cunningham.
SACK RACE.
C Heinrich, go to the winner in the
sack race.
Awarded to A Ferguson
G l. Heinrich 5 lbs candy to ID fastest
Awarded 10 I!rooks Ferris
Heinrich 8 lbs to the I'd fastest
Awarded to r W Yates
G Heinrich , lbs to the 9Th fastest
Awarded to IL Ferguson
THE IDEAL LUNCH.
Phillips a. ButtorG. Nashville, thr0 J IIol-
berg e. Son, one New Enterprise ; stove,
complete, for the best collection, consisting
of the following articles: Pound cake, loaf
of light bread, country ham tcOodcd,) Gu
cumber pickles and apple Jelly.
Awarded to Miss Annie May.
NATIVE TIMBERS.
The Fair Association offers $40 for best
exhibit OF native timber in the coun'y.
Awarded to c & Thompson
The Fair Association offers 81 for the ID
best exhibit of native timber in the county ,
Awarded to } Thompson
MENAGERIE.
The Fair Association $3.50 for the best
collection of wild animals tanned,
Awarded to II Massengale
WORK BY GIRLS UNDER II YEARS.
Miss Matte billiard. $50 for the best silk
patch work Quilt ~ Il girl under 10 years.
Awarded to Miss Mamie McGraw
+ Iiani jer 30 for the best pound cake.
Awarded TO Miss lnez Boyle
! n Hamiter $50 for best display Of cro-
cActcd work,
Awarded to Miss Fannie May
WORK BY GIRLS UNDER $ YEARS.
best article Of plain sewing on = doll dress.
Awarded to Miss Jennie Cash
HAIR WORK.
Forchheimer Il Co. Mobile. tlro W l. !
Fcather>tou. one h5l or. Miriam" flour for
the best specimen of hair work.
Awarded to Miss Maggie Boykin
MANGO PICKLES..
l51 Meyer-l,ain Manf'g Co, st Louis. thro
G l. Heinrich. one ease , dOz "Triumph'
tomato cutsup, worth 100, for The best Man
90 pickles.
Awarded to Mrs G B Clement
MISSISSIPPI WILKES.
1hS W f. Pore. Memphis. thro' \ Scales
Il o. on" pair fine sporting boots. worth
$3.50, for best colt from Mississippi Wilkes.
Awarded to \ Ii Harrison.
Jake !iolbrrg Jr, viii sr!l You the
CONNER :iul every night for a nickel,
mo 81, | Ncnr $40.