The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-11-17
THE LUCKY
A Complete List of Those Who
Won Premiums, Including
the Race Purses.

Friday, the last DAY OF tne FAIR Was
clear bat cold and altogether was a:
advant ageous as could be expected at
this season of the year. The race
program for the last afternoon was
changed from that originally adver-
tised and proved TO be the most
interesting of the meeting. Below Is
pu blished a complete list of all prem
iums and prizes:
BROOD MARES. STATIONS, JACKS AND
COLTS.
Best stalliou,-Chas. Dunn, Water
Valley.
2nd best stallion--F. p. Collins, Hardy.
Best brood mare aud colt-R. w,
Jones, Grenada.
Best horse colt under one year
old-Aaron Lott, Carroll county.
Best mule colt under two years
old-Will Bowen.
Best mule colt one year old and
under two-Henry Harris, Cascilla.
Best mule colt over n year old and
under two. H. Hooker, Grenada,
Best horse colt two years old-W. p.
Ferguson.
Best Jack-R. W. Jones, GRENADA.
Best display OF mule colts-C. c.
Penn, Elliott.
CATTLE.
Best Durham build. G. Ross, Gre
NADIA.
End best Durham bnll-S. D. Ray
burn. G%raysport.
Best Durham cow. Z. Provine,
Grerada.
Best Polled Angus bull-R. w.
Jones.
Best registered Polled Angus bull 2
years old. G. Lougstreet.
Best Holstein hull-Dr. A. Martin,
Hardy.
Best Polled Angus cow-A. ]. Simp-
son, Grenada.
Best display Of graded cattle owned
by one eXhibitor-Dr. A. Martin,
Hardy.
Best bull, any breed, D. G. Ross,
Grenada.
Best calf, under n year old-C. c.
Provine.
Best boar, any breed, r. Nv. Baker.
Grenada.
Best sow, any breed, r. W. Baker.
SADDLE AND DRIVING HORSES
Best saddle horse-"Rlucher, "owned
by DR.. T. J. Brown.
2ud best saddle horse-Dr. G.. Y.
Gillespie.
Best single driver-Chas. Dunn,
Water Valley.
End best single driver-E. Halbert,
Grenada.
Best double team-Dr. G. Y. Giles
pie.
2nd best double team-Mr. Smith,
Water Valley.
POULTRY.
Best pair turkeys-Mrs. W. c. Nc
Best pair Wyandottes-Mrs. w. c..
Mclean.
Best display of poultry-Mrs w. G.
Mclean.
Best pair OF Plymouth Rocks-Dud-
ley Mcleod.
Best pair white Bramahs-Mrs.
John McLendon.
Best pair Pekin ducks-Mrs. w. E.
Best pair pit games-Rott. Hall.
End best pair pit ~games-Jas. RAJ
burn, Graysport.
Best display pet rabbits-Dudley
Mcleod.
Best pair Cochin Chinas-Edwi
Holcombe.
VEGETABLES.
Best exhibit OF turnips-S. d. Ray
turn.
Best bushei Irish potatoes-R. p.
Burt.
Best bushel sweet rotatoes-L. r.
Elmo.
2aj best bushel sweet potatoes-E II.
Coley.
Best specimen Louisiana cane-W. B.
Newman, Pea Ridge.
Best bushel corn-R. J.. Rayburn.
2nd best bushel corn-W. ]. Gates.
Best gallon sorghum-J.R Dubard
End best gallon sorghum-E. r. Elmo,
Best pumpkin-R. w. Jones.
Best bale cotton-Bowen Bros.
LADIES DEPARTMENT
Best specimen interchangeable
Blanche Winter.
Best specimen crocheting-Misi
Anna Nicholson.
Best specimen drawn NILS
Kate Sherman.
Best specimen needle work by chile
under twelve years-Lucile Turnage
Best specimen needle work by oil
lady-Mrs. J. M. Williams.
Best specimen hemstitching-Mrs
Milton Moore.
Best specimen Houniton lace-Mrs
NJ. r. Brown.
Best specimen tattipg-Mrs. Tor
Moore
Best specimen flo embroidery Mrs
w. r. Yeager. -.
Best auilt-Mrs. James DeLoact
Best home made candy-Mrs. Molli
Winter.
Best salt-rlsing bread-Mrs. w. I
Smith.
Best display home made pickle
Mrs. w. j. Jennings.
Best display Of homo made jellies an
preserves-Mrs. w. II. Whitaker.
Best haud-painted china by amatu'
M RS. j. c. Longstreet.
Best hand-painted china by profe
sional-Mrs M. B. Hunter.
Best oil paiDting-Miss Jenn