Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-10-24
FAIR PREMIUMS
Awarded Upon Articles in Floral Hall
Department.

department
Best flour barrel, Jesse Bullaro
best two axe handles, VIII Shanklir
best double set carriage harness, bes
0 single sct buggy harness, best ridinI
bride, Zach, c. b. Webb; best re,
, wheat, bushel, John II. Green; bes
white corn, 25 ears, w. II. Griffin
, best sweet potatoes, peck, II. 7
, Brumiield; best Irish potatoes, peel;
q. V. Green; best bcets, q, Mrs. NJ. A
Carloss; best tomatoes, | peck, II. Il
Brbmiield; best water melons, 3, w
l.. Parker; best onions, ] peck, w. III
West; best parsnips, 6 roots, q. V
Green; best satisfy, 6 roots, Il. +
Brumlield; best selection of apples
peck, Mrs. Mary Payne; best dried
apples, peck, Mrs. NJ. A. Fri.z; best
display of flowers in pots, best dLh
las cut, best geraniums growing
each, Mrs. c. b. Webb; best cut roses
Miss Mary Park; best round bouquet
Mrs. @. B. Webb; best basdet of wild
flowers, Miss Kate Brockman; best
floral design, most beautifully ar.
ranged basket of flowers and hand
soonest rustic stand with flowers
each, Mrs. C. b. Webb; best display
OF flowers, same; best white cake,
Mrs. j. II. Caudle. best fruit cake,
marble cake, display of cakes, bis
cults, 2 doz., each, Mrs. d. A. Tandy;
best bread, salt rising, Mrs. Harriet
Mason; best loaf bread. hop yeast,
Mrs. Jno. Dinneen; best butter, 8 lbs,
L. l.. Graham; best honey, in cap, n
1. Watson; best vinegar, bottle, Mrs.
5. Nj. Brown; best barrel of -four, p.
7. Huffman; best baked ham, Mrs. j..
X. Caudle; best pears, peaches, dam
sons, cherries, plums, blackberries and
best display of canned goods and
vegetables, each, Mrs. ID. A. Tandy;
best citron preserves, jar, Mrs. w.
L. Bronaugh, best ounce preserves,
| jar, Mrs. NJ. A. Fritz; bests trawberiy
preserves, Mrs. W. S. Boales; best
blackberry preserves, Mrs. NJ. A.
Fritz; best damson preserves, plum,
currant,pear and gooseberry preserves,
each, Mrs. NJ. A. Fritz; best grape,
apple, tomato and cherry preserves,
each, Mrs. ID. A. Tandy; best peach
preserves, Mrs. w. T. Bronaugh; best
apple and peach butter, each, Mrs. d.
a. Tandy; best display of preserves,
Mrs. d. A. Tandy; best gooseberry,
currant, blackbon y, peach, plum, grape
jelly, each, Mrs. NJ. A. Fritz; best APP
pie jelly, Mrs. d. "A. Tandy; best
ounce jelly, Mrs. w. T. Bronaugh;
best raspberry Jelly and best display
OF jellies, each, Mrs. NJ. A. Fritz; best
sour pickle and display of pickles,
each, Mrs. ID. A. Tandy; best tomato
catsup, l jar, Mrs. w. 4. Bronaugh;
best cucumber catsup, jar, Mrs. w.
5. Boales; best pepper and mango
sauce, each, Mrs. Mary Payne; best
sweet pickle, Mrs. NJ. A.. Fritz: best
grape and berry wine, each, Mrs. W.
L. Bronaugh; best cordial. any kind,
Mrs. d. A. Tandy; best embroidered
silk quilt, worste'l quilt and patched
silk quilt, each, Miss Rebecca Bullock;
best patched wo:sted quilt, Clarence
Harris; best log cabin silk quilt, trap,
Mrs. Mary Nor ow; best patchwork
Gotten quilt, Mrs. T. Bradford; best
'ounterpane, Mrs. Toier; best cotton
spread. Mrs. NJ. Z. Crenshaw; best
Knit cUunterpane, Mrs. Buckner Leav-
'll; b"st crochet shawl, Miss Minnie
Dalton; best silk comfort, Mrs. Mary
Payne; best worBted comfort, Mrs. NJ.
Z. Crenshaw; best cotton comfort,
Mrs. Z. G. Ellis; best worsted
'overlid, Mrs. NJ. A. Carloss;
'est cloth coat Jerry Tooin; best
lome made rag carpet, 8 yds., Mrs.
VI. d. Meaeham; bust pair wcolen
'ocks, and woolen stockings, each,
'lrs. L. Bradford; best woolen gloves
" mittens and cotton hose, each, Miss
iebecca Bullock; best hair work, Miss
lizzie c. Boales; best ornamental net
york, Miss Rebeccs Bullock; best
ancy bonnet, and lady's fancy hat,
irs, M. e. Rodgers; best paper flow
rs, Nina West; best specimen moss
'ork, Miss Kate Br,ckman; best pic
ure frame, made brJ lady, Miss Lucie
Vadlington; best pin cushion, Miss
lamie West; bust lamp mat and toilet
nat, each, Miss Ida Sharp; best trans
erred work, specimen worsted en-
plain made ladies' skirt ,
nd chemise, Miss Rebecca Bullock;
est specimen home stitching, yoke
nd sleeve embroidery, and chenille
7ork, each, Mrs. T. Bradford; best
pecimen silk embroidery, Miss Clara
leans; best specimen linen embroid-
ry, Miss Kate Gather; best speci-
len cotton embroidery, Mrs. M. E.
ilass; best specimen braiding, Miss ,
da Sharp; best knitting work, Miss :
.ucie Wadlington; best crochet
'ork, Miss Emma Cason;
est specimen lace work,
iiss Laura Cromwell; best infants !
embroidered dress, Miss Ida Sharp; ;
est infants embroidered skirt, Mrs.
!. M. Brown; best tidy, Miss Ida
harp; best knit shawl. Mrs g w