Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-09-03

3 ui5piAy OF grains an(
grasses in head, grown in Au
dram county, each variety to b,
named.
j. M. Ward, Mexico.
lO6 G. r. Lupton Furniture Co., {,
rocking chair for best II ears 0
Dean Bros, Champ.
107 Phillip & Sons, clothers, high
grade Stetson hat, for best hal
bushel of wheat, any variety
grown in 1896.
E.. E. Hopkins, Mexico.
1O8 L. r. Ferris, hardware merchant
a White Mountain ice cream
freezer, for best six (61 stalks Of
corn.
1. 8. Milligan, Champ.
100 j. F. Liewellyn, druggist, $3.50 in
gold for best half bushel of oats,
Henry Plate, Mexico.
no Lakenan & Barnes, r. E. agent,
S. in cash for best half bushel OF
corn, old or new
Jas. Miller, Mexico.
Ill W. J. McLoney, silk umbrella for
best homemade shirt.
Deferred.
liz Victor Bros, a fine pair of i'm
ported lace curtains for best pair
all wool, homemade socks.
Deferred.
Garden.
ll3 Two heads cabbage. So 90 81 90
First. Louis Hubert, Mexico.
Second. Noble Barnes, Mexico.
ll4 ok peets.1;.......2 90 90
First. VIM. E. West, Mexico.
Second. Bud Davis, Mexico.
10 summer squashes... 2 90 1 90
First. G. w. Painter, Mexico.
second. j: w. Young, Mexico.
First. John @. Wood, Mexico.
Second. Noble Barnes, Mexico.
III Two muskmelons...... 2 90 | 90
First. Henry Plate, Mexico.
Second. Bud Davis, Mexico.
llS Six cantaloupes........ 2 90 l 90
First. Bud Davis, Mexico.
Second. Noble Barnes, Mexico.
ll9 Pumpkin. 9 90 | 90
Mrs. /. j. Sims, Thompson.
100 Peck tomatoes......... 2 90 1 90
First. W. I'll. Blythe, Mexico.
Second. Miss jamie Clay, Mexico.
III Peck turnips.......... l 90 so
No entries.
l22 Peck onions........... 2 90 | 90
First. Louis Hubert, Mexico.
Second. j. N. Waugh, Mexico.
l23 Sample caulifiower... / 90 so
No entries.
l24 Sample celery ........ l 90 SO
Andrew Meyer, Mexico.
l25 H.. c. Eagon, Windsor Hotel, S. in
cash for best display of garden
products by one person.
Noble Barnes, Mexico.
l26 j. Bick, Boston shoe store, a
pair of ladies' shoes for best and
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]. W. Young, Mexico.
Orchard.
127 Display grapes. 50 90 81 90
First. Mrs. j. A. Headington, Mex
leo.
Second. Abe Hit, Mexico.
l2S Display plums. ...... 2 90 / 90
Mrs. L. J. Sims, Thompson.
2 Display peaches....... 2 90 l 90
First. James Sanford, Mexico.
Second. ]. W. Hanger, Worcester.
1870 Display apples.....:.. . 90 1 90
First. c.. w. Painter, Mexico.
Second: Bud Davis, Mexico.
13l Display one dozen
No entries.
1872 Display one dozen
pears................. . 90 l 90
First. John Dahlem, Mexico.
Second. Louis Hubert, Mexico.
133 Display green fruit. = 90 l 90
Noble Barnes, Mexico.
1874 Buckley & Moore, grocers, an ele-
CANT vase lamp for best display
of green fruits.
G.. w. Painter, Mexico.
Butter.
135 Fresh butter, not less
than two pounds
other than creamery. 50 90 81 90
First. Mrs. l.. P. Crigler, Mexico.
Second. Mrs. +. A. Stephenson,
Mexico.
1856 Five pounds butter
made by creamery. 2 90 / 90
Mexico Creamery.
1877 Two pounds honey
combe.........,...... 2 90 l 90
First. Andrew Meyer, Mexico.
Second. J. W. Hanger, Worcester.
1873 T. F. Roden, China tea set for best
two pounds of country butter.
Bread and Cakes.
139 Loaf brown bread,
home-made...........S2 90 81 90
First. Mrs. Kate Steele, Mexico.
Second. Mrs. o. L. Wood, Mexico.
40 Loaf light bread, hop
First. Mrs. W. F. Whitney, Mexico.
Second. Mrs. d. d. Woodward,
Mexico.
14l Wheat bread, salt rails
First. Mrs. Kate Steele, Mexico.
Second. Miss Effie Graham, Mexico. |
142 Corn bread, light. 2 90 l 90
First. Mrs. Thad Threlkeld, Aux
vase.
Second. Mrs. Kate Steele, Mexico.
l43 Rye bread, unbolted.. 2 90 l 90
First. Mrs. E. w. Prussing, Mexico. |
Second. Mrs. o. L. Wood, Mexico. |
IA Wheat bread, unbolted 2 90 l 90
First. Mrs. Kate Steele, Mexico.
Second. Mrs. E. w. Prussing, Mex
las Fruit cake............ 2 90 l 90
Mrs. Kate Steele, Mexico.
146 Pound cake............ 2 90 l 90
First. Mrs. j. d. Tucker, Mexico.
Second. Mrs. Kate Steele, Mexico. |
l47 Sponge cake. 2 90 l 90
First. Mrs. Kate Steele, Mexico.
Second. Mrs. E. w. Prussing, Mex
leo.
148 Angel food cake....... 2 co l 90
First. Miss Ida Bloom, Mexico.
Second. Miss Emma Haskell, Mex
leo.
lay Cocoanut cake........ 2 90 l 90
First. Mrs. VIM. Dawson, Mexico.
Second. Mrs. Kate Steele, Mexico.
$50 Mexico Roller Customs Mills, one
barrel of their celebrated O. K.
Patent flour, for best loaf of
yeast light bread.
Mrs. j. G. Sanford, Auxvasse.
15l M. r. Wise, Famous, silk UNI
brella, for best loaf of salt raising
bread; donor to retain the bread.
Miss Fife johnson, Mexico.
152 G. A. Buckner, druggist, a work
and manicure set, worth $3.50 for
best dozen beaten biscuit, made
by unmarried lady in Audrain
county.
Miss Minnie Bloom, Mexico.
1853 W. w. Settle, $500 for best white
cake made with Little Giant
Baking Powder.
Mrs. j. ID. Tucker, Mexico.
154 Wade, Cauthorn Fur. Co, rocking
chair, for best exhibit of cakes
by one person.
Mrs. Kate Steele, Mexico.
155 NJ. Blum & Co., white silk para
sol, for best Angel food cake
baked by single lady.
Miss Ida Bloom, Mexico.
156 Handsome vase lamp for best
dish of fried chicken, French &
Garrett.
Miss Nettie Stephenson, Mexico.