The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-10-03
PREMIUM LIST.
Awards Made by the Lawrence
County Fair.

The exhibits were very fine and
prove conclusively that industry
and intelligent methods will pro
duce anything here that can be
produced anywhere in this latitude
The State Commissioner of Ag-
riculture failed to attend or send a
representative, and this caused
some disappointment.
Following is list Of the premi.
ums awarded
Home made bed.spread, Mrs Wm
Remmele.
Hand made embroidery, Mrs Il i
Marcum.
Hand made lace, Miss Ora Rule.
Home made gloves, Mrs Geo Carter
Wooden blankets, Miss
Rosa Austin.
Homo made linsey, Mrs W J Jus
tice.
Home made rag carpet, Mrs Johr
PSimer.
Prettiest girl baby, Sallie Burns
End, Irene Wellman
Pretliest boy baby, James CrutcheI
End, Clyde Moore
Prettiest girl under IL years. Mis-
Grace Remmele
Largest number OF exhibits from
one farm, Eloise Farm
Largest number OF exhibits enter
ed by one lady, Mrs o S Horton
Twin babies, Eli Trent, age 70
Span OF mules, Isaac Hay
Span OF work horses, Fred Kinne
Mare and colt Ebert Munce!
Sucking colt,
Nearllng colt,
Sow and pigs, litter not less thai
six, under 6 months old, j. w
Shannon.
Bull calf under 6 mos, Eloise farm
Bull calf over o, under u, Jane
BillGps.
Mule colt, John Frasher
Fastest racking horse, NJ. S. Burn
2nd best, lobe Rule
2-year-old colt, Chris Shannon
2nd best, Wylie Hal
Durham bull, J. W. shannon
2nd best, Snyder Bros
Buck, eve and lamb, J. z. McClur
Boar not over 2-years, John Austi
Shorthorn yearling heifer j. c
Burns
Durham heller any age, J.G.Burn
| year-nld mule, John Vaughan
Saddle horse, w. II. Wheeler
2nd best, lobe Rule
Racking race, Thad Ransom
Running race, Harrison Wilson
Plymouth Rock and White Leg
horn chickens. II. G. Burchet
Brown Leghorns and games, NJ.
Burns
Cabbage, half dozen heads, T.
Chapman
Pears, half bushel, ID. G.. Kise
Tomatoes, a. J. Thompson
Pumpkin, Elolse Farm
2nd, w. d. RofTe
Best display homemade came
fruit, not less than four varietie
Mrs o c Atkins. 2nd, Miss Ell
Preston
Cushaw, b + Diamond
: Ind, } LVaughan
Apples, half bushel, w X Bays
= Ind, J l. Vaughan
Onions, half bushel, j = McClul
End, Mrs J b Spencer
Turnips, Mrs J B Spencer
Sweet potatoes, G w Owens
End, j l. Vaughan
Irish potatoes, Miss AmandaYat,
2nd, w J Vaughan
1 Squash, A Vaughan
!, Hand made basket, } l. Vaugha
Sunnower seed, S J Picklesimer
A Red pepper, Mrs w NJ Stone
o Fullest stalk OF corn, Eloise far
o Half bushel wheat, ] Il Hutchist
!. 2nd, Chas Hammond
Q 3rd, James Grubh
q Wheat, oats and corn,-all thr
r. from the same farm, Il J Chapm,
c. Display potted plants, Mrs A Sn
10 der
blackberry jelly, Anna Kise
2ud, Mrs 0S Horton
Of Apple jelly, Mrs VIM Remmelc
is 2nd, Mrs J W Yates
A Plum jelly, Mrs Chas Crutcher
s. End, Mrs W D Rofre
lg Canned cherries, Mrs W d Rolf,
is pears, Mrs Anna Kise
err Apple butter, Mrs j w Yates
W End, Mrs q r b Chapman
ly Pickles, Mrs J b Spencer
l.. Butter, Eloise Farm; End, Mrs
r. r j Chapman
or Home made candy, Mrs O S Hort
s. 2nd, Mrs A 4 Weller
10. Battenberg, Mrs T ID Marcum
Crocheted shawl, Miss Hide Re
-, Quilt, Mrs J H Stambaugh
w. Hand painting, oil, Mrs A J Ii
;. Home knit socks, MrsW A Hug
~ Prettiest home made sofa pill
~ Miss Maggie Hatcher;
:, Mrs II w Holbrook
mo II any have been omitted II
III. this list they will be publis
mr.. next week.
ION The old officers were re-electe
ter Col. Jay II. Northup, Presid
mas and John G. Burns, Secret,