Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-22

| OF counties represented, the following cash
| awards were made:
| Department No. Hunt county, 1926
| Ellis county, $50; Fannin county, SlG0;
Red River county, $50.
| Department No 2-Smith county, SS1 %.
Department No. CLAY county, 1925
| Hopkins county. $50; Potter county, 500;
! Wood county, $50.
| In department No. 4 no counties were
represented. In addition to the above 1895
cash money, Hunt county got the great
| sweepstakes banner.
| Gen. D. NJ. Stanley. United States army,
| commander of the department OF Texas,
| spent the day or the grounds. A suitable
| reception was given him both by the fair
management and by Uncle Sans troops
| camping on the grounds.
Premium awarded for vegetableS-Best
| one-half bushel Irish potatoes, first pre-
MUM, r. w. Johnson; second premium, j.
| A. Dowdy.
| Best one-half bushel sweet potatoes, first
| premium, j. T. Whitaker; second premium,
| E. W. Kirkpatrick.
Best one-half bushel turnips, first pre-
| MUM, W. p Eason; second premium, c..
| II. Leftwich.
| Best one-fourth bushel onions. first pre-
| MUM. C. Fl. Leftwich; second premium, J..
| A. Dowdy.
Best six specimens beets. first premium,
| T. F. Arnold; second premium, c. II. Left
! witch.
Best one-fourth bushel artichokes, first
| premium, Mrs. R. johnson, second pre-
| MUM, j. T. Whitaker.
| Best one-fourth bushel string beans, table
| use first premium, w. p. EaSon; second
| premium, ]. T. Whitaker.
Best one-fourth bushel dry beans, table
| use.
| Best one-fourth bushel carrots, table use,
| first premium, C. H. Leftwich; second pre-
MUM w p EaSOn
| Best collection red pepper, first premium,
| W. P. Easou; second premium, j. 7. War
| rem.
Best collection radishes, first premium,
W. 2. Eason; second premium, j. I. War
rem.
Best single specimen squash, first pre-
MUM. w. p. Eason; second premium, Geo.
Fuller.
Best single specimen pumpkin, first pre-
| MUM, ]. T. Whitaker; second premium,
Mrs. r. johnson.
Best single specimen watermelon, first
premium, j. M. Parson; second premium,
w. e. Large.
Best single specimen citron, first pre-
MUM, ]. T. Whitaker; second premium,
Best one-half dozen cucumbers, second
premium, E. w. kirkpatrick.
Best one-tourth dozen egg plant, first pre-
MUM, w. p. Eason; second premium, Geo.
Fuller.
Best one-half dozen lettuces, first,
George Fuller; second, W. p. Eason.
Best one-half dozen celery, table use,
frs, w. p. Eason: second, George Fuller.
Best one-half dozen parsnips, first, J. I.
Warren.
Best one-half dozen sweet corn, first,
Levi Martin; second, Levi Martin.
Best one-half dozen tomatoes, first, W.
P. Eason; second, ]. T. Whitaker.
Best quart tomatoes for soup, first, W.
P. Eason.
Best two heads cabbage, first, C. II.
Leftwich.
Best two heads caulifower, first, W. P.
Eason.
Sweepstakes-Best collection vegetables,
all kinds, exhibitors own growing, first,
w. P. Eason second, ]. r. Whitaker
Best collection vegetables. all kinds, by
county or club of individuals Of a county,
first, C. H. Leftwich; second, E W. Kirk
patrick.
Best bushel Mediterranean wheat, d.
ploma and first, w. II. Large; second, G.
II. Leftwich.
Best bushel white corn on cob, J. R. Mid
dings, first; Dan Titterington, second.
Best bushel yellow corn on cob, Dan Tit
terington, first; Levi Martin, second.
Best bushel white corn shelled, r. w.
johnson, first; Dan Ttterington, second.
Best exhibit Of corn, varieties, A ].
Coshow, first
Best bushel barley, R. A. Corbett, d.
ploma and first; c. H. Lewtwich, second.
Best bushel red rust proof oats, w. 81.
Large, diploma and iirst; R A. Corbett,
second.
Best rye, one bushel, b. L. Moffatt, d.
ploma and first.
Best bushel sorghum seed, R. ". John.
son, first; w. D. johnson. second
Best half bushel Usage (bois d'arc), ]. E.
Moore, first.
Best half bushel blue-e ass seed, George
q Hogan, first; John K. Hogan, second.
Best half bushel millet seed, A. Vogt,
first; A. Vogt, second.
Best exhibit Of Texas grasses, George q.
Hogan, diploma and first.
Largest and best collection Of garden,
field and grass seeds, labeled to include at
least twenty varieties, ]. T. Whitaker, first;
George 81. Hogan, second.
Note.-A single collection or variety Of
seeds cannot compete for more than ose pre-
MUM.