Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1900-08-25
Eastern shore Axricuttsrnt Fair.
PREMIUMS AWARDED.
Cattle, Sheep and Swine.


Cattle, Sheep and Swine.
Thos. A. Fox, best bull ~ w
G. 8. Killmon, I'd W
Mrs. Jennie Mears, heifer, 2 yrs. . w
@. 8. Killmon, 2d w
G. w. Hyslop, calf, year 90
j. II. Doughty, 2d. 800
Oscar Bradford, best COW 10 90
Tom StOckley, I'd. b 90
L. ]. Killmon, best boar 3 90
&. w. Jacob, I'd OO
Early Killmon, SOW and pigs 10 OO
Kellam & Kellam, shoats 3 90
Richard West, I'd 8 90
&. r. Belote, best ram 80
John A. burlington, I'd l %
/" best lamb 2 90
Brooks Mapp, I'd l 90
Richard burlington, pair ewes 2 80
" /" I'd so
w. W. Bull, largest hog 500
Poultry.
Mrs. W. Il. .Drummond, L. Brahmas l 90
A. w. James, buff cochins 90
Miss Mamie Bull, I'D 80
white cochins 90
Early Killmon, Langshans 90
Richard burlington, games, any =.
variety 90
Richard burlington, I'd so
Oscar Bradford, b. Hamburgs 90
Cd so
G. 8. Killmon, b. Rosecomb 90
F. A. Ward, B. Leghorn 90
Mrs Jennie Mears, w. Leghorn 90
Mrs. q. II. Wescott, Cd so
John A. Turlington, r Minorcas 90
Mrs. Kate Mapp, I'd 80
Mrs. W. II. Killmon, P. Rocks 1 90
Mrs. Ct. w. Hyslop, Cd 80
w. w. Bull, Bantams l 90
2d 80
Richard burlington, Sherwoods 1 90
- - ad so
Geo. w. James, Guinea fowl 100
Upshur Bradford, 2d 90
Mrs. Geo. w. Hyslup, coop OF fowl 90
Mrs. Jennie Mears, I'd 80
L. J. Killmop, mixed breed so
Early Killmon, white geese so
Mrs. Fannie James, I'd rs
j. P. Thomas. gray geese / so
Mrs. w. L.Drummond, B.turkeys so
Early Killmon, I'd 75
Miss NJ. M. Bull, black turkeys so
l.. J. Killmon, white turkeys 80
Geo. B. Guy, buff turkeys $50
w. w. Bull, gray turkeys $50
l.. j. Killmon, 2d 75I
M. b. Ames, pigeons so
Oracle l.. James, I'd 25
Agricultural and Mechanical.
John T. Boggs, 10 apples 100
Grover Bradford, I'd sol
Jas. E. Mears, 10 peaches 1 00l
q g Cd 90
L. w. Killmon, 10 pears 100l
A. j. Kellam, I'd sol
Miss Ruth Kellam, variety OF fruit 90
Mrs. John T. Bonnewell I'd 100l
" sample grapes so
Harry Colonna, ID 125l
Mrs.J. T. Bonnewell, ,vari'ty grapes so
&" I'd 70
Will Kellam, watermelon so
Jack Harmon, I'd 70
Early Killmon, Sd 80
J. W. Harmon, 4th IS
Geo. W. James, muskmelon 00l
L. J. Killmon, I'd 80
Chas. d. Eichelberger, Sd %
E T. Edmonds, 10 Irish potatoes $50
G.. E. Bell, I'd 200
E. j. Belote, Sd 15G
Fred Harris, 4th 1901
Richard burlington 9TH so
T. d. Nelson, 10 sweet potatoes 500
W. T. Killmon, I'd 450
L. o. Ames, Sd 400
r. J. Bell, 4th $50
l. ID. Northam, 9Th 300I
Mrs. John T. Bonnewell. 9th 2 80
Mrs. Harmonson KilImon, 7th 200
W. 8. Nelson, 8th 150
VIM. T. Mason, 9th 100
l. d. Northam, 10th so
w. b. Byrd, variety OF roo crop 200
L, J. Killmop, Sd 100
Jack Harmon, heads OF cabbage 90
I. j. Scarborough, I'd so
Ct. W. Mock, table beets 80
Upshur Bradford, Sd 25
L. o. Watson, squash, any kind so
Cd 25
q w. James, pint lima beans so
J. r. Cutler, 10 tomatoes leo |
s. r. Belote, 10 onions l so
Frank Smith, I'd rs
Mrs Harmonson Killmon, 81 %
Will Kellam, pumpkin 100
Jas. E. Mears, Cd so !
Mrs. John Il. Bonnewell, Sd 25
Mrs. Julia Roberts, sugar beets so
W. w. Bull, largest ham 100
Miss Lena Bull, I'd 80
Upshur Bradford, peck oats 100
Frank Smith, I'd 80
Edw. .Stockley,1O ears yellow corn 90
Gao. w. Stockley. Sd sol
A. j. Byrd, 10 ears white corn 90
Il. Il. James, 2d so