Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-10-19

go Pair white geese, ] O Flem-
ming, cash 81.
mrs w b Freeman
22l Largest pair geese, any breed,
weight to determine fret, Smyrna rug,
$3.50, Black Flag; second, Weekly
Intelligencer one year, 81 so.
First, mrs w B Freeman; second, A
I Owings
222 Largest pair young geese, any
breed, weightto determine, birds of 80,
Morris, cash o..
Carl Lockridge
CLASS G-AgT WORK.
223 Display OF hand painted china
by artist and owner, s. in gold, Joseph
Glandon.
mra Dea Carr Smith
224 Best Battenberg center piece,1
Thompson's glove fitting corset,ee Ia
Brown 3 smith.
.1hrs : n Henderson
225 Beet collection OF framed pict-
ures In water color and oil, displayer'a
own work, not less than 8 nor more
than 10 pieoes, cash $40, Mrs O II
Hardin.
mrs Dea Carr Smith
226 Best collection framed pictures,
containing Remark Proof Etching
water color, pastel and ~photogravure
not less than 8 nor more than 10
pieces, premium, one fine water color
and framing OF same, guaranteed
value 800, w L Craddock.
miss X Hinde
227 Beet piece Of hand decorated
china, WORK Of exhibitor,1 stein, actual
value, e10, r d Worrell.
mrs Dea Carr Smith
22e Best collection Typography,
work Of exhibitor, cash s2 so, 8 N
Locke.
mrs Dea Carr Smith
229 Best water color, framed work
of exhibitor, cash 81 so, A 81 Whitney.
mrs Dea Car Smith
230 Best collection of pen and ink
drawings, work of exhibitor, fine
water color picture e5, Mrs Dea Carr
Smith, OF Hardin College.
miss X Hinde
231 Best collection OF crayon and
pastel work, by child is years or I'M
der, cash e. SO, o CLARK.
Carrie Jesse
232 Best oil painting, framed work
Of exhibitor, cash 90 so, citizen.
mrs Dea Car Smith
233 Best collection of embroidery
or fancy needle work cash 81 so, A K
Luckie.
Miss Swiuney
FLORAL DISPLAY.
The following premiums are offered
by O O Wonneman;
234 Collection of geraniums, one
chrysanthemum plant, 81 so; second,
u doz. flower pots, G N Leach
First, mrs s g Brown; second, mrs
T ] Baskett
2S5 Collection blooming plants IN
pots, three Dutch Hyaeinths, three
Roman Hyacinths, six tulips, six
~freeslas and SIX crocees; any color Of
the above.
mrs s @ Brown
236 Collection Of begonfas, twelve
heads Of the finest home grown let
tuce, TO be called for Xmas; second,K
doz. flower pots, q N Leach
First, mrs e Grimm; second, mrs 8
@ Brown
2s7 Hanging : basket, one dozen
choice roses and one dozen carna-
tions.
mrs James Jesse
238 Bouquet made Of homegrown
flowers by exhibitor, following named
bulbs: one cally, one Easter lily and
one Chinese sacred lily.
miss & Houston
SPECIAL PREAIUMs.
23o Plate fried chickens, Kabo
corset, $3.50, Victor Bros.
mrs r P Moore
241 2 brs country soap merchandise
81, by the Fair.
mrs James Ward
242 Gallon apple cider, merchan-
disc 81, by the Fair.
John Zimmerman
243 Lady horseback rider, Tuesday,
hne elk riding hat, s6, Globe Cloth
ing Store.
Bessie Anderson
"a Darling Range, $50, to white
couple who will stand on IL and be
married, V. o. P. King.
Thos Hughes and miss mary Bagley,
OF Galloway county
245 Piece fancy needle work made
out Of Pollock's -four sacks, so lbs
Daisy Flour, 81, VIM. Pollock Milling
Go.
mrs Geo BayIis
246 Tallest mule from Audrain Co.,
one doz Cluett collars, s2.76, Kemp q
Pearson.
p q Cunningham
247 shorthorn grade calf, any sex,
under 9 months, pair tailor made
pants, e5, Ricketts, & Emmons d g %.
r B Kerr
24s Eve, mutton breed, any age,
one gallon sheep dip, ei.50, Ricketts,
a Emmons j @ %.
J W Boles
249 Best side bacon from Audrain,
first, 100 lbs Pollook's Daisy nigh
grade -four, %; second, 1 bushel Pol
locke cream cornmeal, SOC, DO Owen.
First, II L miller; second, Joseph
Hndebrand
$50 Best ham, product OF Audrain,
hrst, 100 Ibg Jones 0 X patent high
grade -four, o.; second, / bush Jones
cream cornmeal, SOC, d Owen.
First, II I miller, second, J E Jesse
ISL Loaf OF light bread made from
! oar SILK Finish high pstsnt -four, iot