The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-22

Best pair Turkeys, w. A. Meow
an, 1st; L. w. Payne, End.
Best pair Ducks, any variety, w
A. MCGOWAN, 1st; A. J. Fuqua, End
Best pair Geese, any variety, c. l.
CASTOR.
Best Pigeons, any variety, w. S.
Muslin.
Largest and best display of Poultry
raised and owned by one exhibitor,
L. W. Payne, 1st; w. r. Moody. End.
HAY, GRAIN AND SEED.
o. R. Griffin, Superintendent; J. w.
Lipscomb, Special Director.
Best Oats. rust proof, half bushel,
L. w. Payne. 1st; q. T. Halbert, End.
Best bushel home raised Corn, any
variety, C. B. Hardy, 1st; w. S. Mus
tin, End.
Best Corn in ear. any variety, twen-
ty-fve ears, G. B. Hardy, 1st; B. F.
Barksdale, End.
Best Johnson Grass Hay, baled,
Ben Mcdonald, 1st; w. S. Turner,
End.
Best Alfalfa Hay. baled, w. S.
Turner.
Best display of different varieties of
grasses for grazing and hay making,
G. B. Hardy.
Best display of farm products, rails
ed and exhibited by producer, L. w.
Payne, 1st: 2. T. Halbert, End.
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Best home cured ham, w. F. Barks-
dale, lst; Harrison Harris, End.
AGRICULTURE AND HoRT4cULTURE.
J. D. Burgin, Superintendent; Joe
Peacher, Special Director.
Best half bushel Irish Potatoes, L.
W. Payne. 1st; q. T. Halbert, End.
Best one bushel Sweet Potatoes, any
variety, z. T. Halbert, 1st; L. w.
Payne, End.
Best half bushel Turnips, any varie-
ty, z. T. Halbert.
Best display of Carrots and Pars-
nips, each variety, L. w. Payne, 1st;
DR.. L. G. Harvey, End.
Best peck home grown onions, any
variety, w. L. Davis.
Best peck Peanuts, any variety, u.
T. Halbert, 1st; w, F. Barksdale, End.
Best display of Popcorn, L. C,
Harvey, Jr., 1st; Jas. A. Watson, End.
Best display of Beets, DIR. L. G.
Harvey, 1st; L. w. Payne, End.
Best display of Pumpkins, three or
more, w. S. Muslin, 1st; 2. T. Hal
bert, End.
Best display of Kershaws, three or
more, z. T. Halbert, 1st; L. w.
Payne, End.
Twelve stalks best sugar cane. DR..
Uithoven.
Half gallon best home made Louis
lana Molasses, Jas. A. Watson.
Half gallon best Sorghum Molasses,
w. A. MCGOWAN, 1st; Thad Morris,
End.
Half dozen best heads of Cabbage,
w. L. Davis.
Fresh garden vegetables, not less
than five varieties, grown by exhibi-
tor. L. w. Payne, 1st; 2. T. Halhert,
End.
FRUITS.
Plate of Apples, any variety, grown
by exhibitor, Mrs. 2. T. Halbert, 1st;
L. w. Payne, End.
Plate of Peaches, grown by exhibi
tor, J. D. Burgin.
Half bushel best Pears, Morris Wat
son. 1st; L. w. Payne, End.
Sweet Potatoes, any variety, from
one-fourth of an acre or more; satis-
faction to be given superintendent of
this department as to yield, Jas. A.
Watson, 1st, 200 bushels per acre; w.
L. Davis, End, IT'S bushels per acre.
HORSES.
Harry J. Dashien. Superintendent; DR.. John
Oliver. Special Director.
SADDLE CLASS.
Stallion. four years old and over. w. A.
Love, 1st: J. T. Mcclure. End.
Brood mare, with colt at her side. III. J. Da-
shell. 1st; f. NJ. Sharp. 2nd
Horse. mare or gelding, three years old and
under four. p. Peacher. 1st; S. F. Potts. End
Horse. mare or gelding. two years old and
under three. W. L Cook, 1st; g. ID. McKellar,
End.
Horse. mare or geiding one year old and un-
der two. John Oliver 1st and End.
Colt. under one year. F. NJ. Sharp. lst; h J.
DashieQ, End.
HORSES FOR LIGHT HARNESS.
Stallion. four years old and over. Ben Ran
die 1st. Willis Garth. 2nd.
Brood mare. with colt at her side h J. Da-
shell. 1st and End
Horse. mare or gelding. three years old and
under four. j. @ Poindexter. Ist; Harry Rob-
erts 2nd.
Horse, mare or gelding. two years old and
under three. j. @. Poindexter. ist. Willis
Garth. End
Horse, mare or geldina one year old and un-
der two. J. w. Belsher. Ist; John Oliver. end
Colt. under one year. H J. Dashiell. ist and
End.
STATIONS
Best stallion. any breed. with -four or more