The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1898-08-04

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quart grape wine; one for 6 largest
beets; one for the best display or col
lection of garden beans; one for the
best display of dried peaches; one for
best pen of hogs; one for best herd of
COWS.
Marietta Knitting Co., offers / dozen
Ladies hose, for best jar of peach pre-
serves; one dozen Gents hose for best
display of corn, wheat and oats.
w. G. King, Cigar Factory, offers one
box cigars for best pair mules.
A. S. Cohen, Agent, Pen Mutual In
surance Co., offers first years premium
on 100000 policy, for the finest mer-
chants display.
Read & DuPre offers for the finest
individual display of wheat, one pair of
$500 shoes.
Smith Grogan offers one bride for the
fastest year old pacing colt.
Sam Grogan offers one pair quarter
boots for the fastest ? year old cot, trot-
ting.
d. A. Warlick, Photographer, offers
one dozen Cabinet Photos for prettiest
baby under II month old; one dozen
Cabinet Photos for the ugliest man at
fair
| W. 7. Mosher offers 2 ID. box candy
for most graceful girl bicycle rider ur-
der i6 years; h. box transformations
for incest marshmallon cake made from
transformations bought from w. T..
Mosher.
| G. G. Grist, Racket Store. offers large
banquet lamp for best display of jellies,
| jams, catsups, canned fruit, pickles and
preserves.
5. Nell, 80 cents for largest pumpkin
Cobb county raised.
| G. H. Hicks, 80 cents for largest wa
termelon, Cobb county raised
! q. n. Barrett, 80 cents for largest
! turkey.
7. n. Rutherford, 100 for best.loaf
bread made fran Cobb county made
-four.
A. R. Truslow, $500 buggy whip for
for incest single driving buggy horse.
w. S. Kelly, lbs. navy tobacco for
finest display leaf tobacco, Cobb county
raised
Misses Northcutt & Jordan, offers a
$500 Ladies hat for best loaf of home
made bread made by country lady.
| w. H. HUMPHREYS, 50 90 for best mare
and sucking colt
| H. Cannon, $1.O0 for finest pair game
chickens.
I. w. Smith, $1OO for best pair of
turkeys.
Quong Ling, laundry 81 90 for finest
pair ducks.
Mrs. S. w. Squares, 200 for best dis
play of Ladies' fancy work.
G. NJ. Harding, $50 for best single
harness horse or mare, county owned.
i I. w. Glover, $3.50 for best yoke OF
steers, Cobb county raised, owned by
exhibitor II months before fair.
L. E. Moore Druggist, $500 toilet set
for incest individual display of needle
work made by contestant; also one
dollars worth of soda-water tickets fol
the most graceful bicycle rider, boy
under IA years old.
/ J. w. Legg, one box cigars, $3.50
for fastest foot race 100 yard dash
second best, pocket book, $1.00.
NJ. l.. Northcutt, $500 pair Ladies
shoes for best fruit cake.
Florence Bros. 4 Co., one pair 80 OK
shoes for winner in fat mans race.
II I. & II. Gilsey, Cincinnati, Ohio, one
pair cuff buttons for best pair game
chickens. one pair cuff buttons fol
best collection of land and water fowls
one pair of cuff buttons second best col
lection fowls; one pair cuff buttons foi
best home raised meat; one pair cuff
buttons for second best home raised
meat; one pair cuff buttons for best
display. corn, wheat and oats.
Mrs. j. 5. Warren, one sterling silver
| bracelet for best tea cakes made by
| girl under II years old.
G. NJ Crosby, individual tea set of 10
pieces $3.50, for best five pounds of dried
peaches one ice cream set of l3 pieces,
| $3.50 for best 3 yards of Crochet lace,
| two inches wide.
| Mcneil Marble Co., one biscuit board
for best dozen beaten biscuit.
| Sessions q Trammell, $500 Ladies'
umbrella for best display Crochet, tat
ting and knitting work
| w. F. Carmen, so pounds -four for
best layer cake
M. J. Bradley, 50 90 for best jersey or
graded bull under 2 years old.
| +. G.. Marchman, so cents for best bale
of sorgham hay.
George Griffith, 90 for best pair of
pigs under months old.
j. H. Bate & Co., Goth Century Bicy-
Gle lamp. $500, one mile race open to
Cobb county only.
! w. H. Muncy, Jeweler, pair vases
80, for best picture, hand painted,
w. w. Watkins, so pound sack of
-four, White Spray, for best cake
| J. w. Morris, so cents for finest pair
of chickens.
J. Y. Alexander, $1.OO for the largest
pair of pigs.
E. p Green, $10O for best farm pro-
ducts corn, wheat and oats.
E. W. Frey, $l.0O for best pair pigs 8
months old,
| w. E. Gilbert, $50 centre table for
best one pound butter.
G. F. Wright, $l.0O for best pair Ply
mouth Rock chickens.
Manning Bros, $500 leather fly net
for best saddle horse, county owned.
| j. W. Rogers, one gallon cherry wine
for the largest hog.
j. n. CAN'T, one dollars worth of cof-
fee, Chase & Sanborn's Mocha and Java,
for best hand painted China; also $l.0O
for best Chocolete cake, and $100 for
best individ display of JelIies.
The Pratt Food Company, of Phila-
delphia, offers the following special