The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1905-05-03

Co., general merchants, best pair mules
owned by one man, one sewing ma.
chine, $1,000.
Ring No. 3.-Premium by First Ma.
tional Bank, of Hartford, largest fam
lily; father, mother, and children, to be
present, premium in gold, $500.
Ring No. 4.-Premium by Sander
fur & Co., the grocerymen, best pair
farm horses, premium to be given in
groceries, $500.
Ring No. 5.-Premium by A. d.
White, groceries and hardware. pref.
test baby under one year old, in cash,
$500.
Ring No. 5.-Premium by Moore g.
Crabtree, the meat men. best calf 8
months old or more to be sold to them
at marketlprice after the award, $500.
Ring No. Premium by J. C. Her,
the grocerymsn and confectioner, for the
tsckiest turnout, one set of harness,
$1,000.
Ring No. & -Premium by Carson
Bros, the grocerymen, best sucking
colt, one double barrel shotg I'M, $500.
Ring No. 9.-Premium by Sam Bach.
the dry goods merchant, best sucking
mule colt, one outfit, suit, shoes and
hat to the amount of $500.
Ring No. 10.-Premium by Black &
Birkhead, the liverymen, best boy rider
under 10 years of age, one bride and
saddle, $500.
Ring No. 11.-Premium by W. NJ.
Hudson, the saloon man, best mare and
sucking colt, in cash, $500.
Ring Ne. l2--Premipu by T. Wayne
Griffin & Bro, best pair Of general
utility horses, (owned by one mani, first
premium, one lax. gold watch, war.
ranted for 10 years, 5000.
second premium one 25b pail inter
national stock food, $3.50.
Ring No. l3.-Premium by J. 81. Will
liams, the druggist, for the hsndsomest
centerpiece, one ladies' hand bag, $500.
Ring No. 14.-Premium by Keown
g. King, the meat men, best beef COW,
and they are to have the privilege Of
buy ing same at market price after the
reward, $500.
Ring No. l5.-Premium by J. 81. Will
liams. the druggist, for the handsomest
doilies, not less than six, one set of six
cut glass tumblers, $500.
Ring No. l6.-Premium by Henry
Nall, the saloon man, for the beat brass
band in Ohio county, to be paid in cash,
-. 90.
Ring. No. 1;.-Premium by j. Il.
Williams, the druggist, for the hand
soonest specimen of drawn work, one
lamp.
Ring No. ls-Premium by G. B.
Williams, the City Restaurant, best
girl rider under l5y years of age, one side
saddle, $500.
SECOND DAY, MAY %.
Ring No. 19.-Premium by J. n.
Williams, the druggist, best white
cake, one library lamp, $500.
Ring No. 20.-Premium by G.. B.
Williams, the City Restaurant, best
boy rider under Is years of age, the
winner in Ring of Black & Birkhead
not eligable, one saddle. 800.
Ring No. 2l.-Premium by c. NJ.
Bryant g. Co., the new dealers in pia-
nos, organs and piano players and
manufacturers agents, for the best
church choir in Ohio county, one hand.
some church organ, $35.
Ring No. %. Premium by Fair &
Co., the dry goods merchants, for the
best lady rider, a fine silk dress, f25.
Ring No. 23.-Premium by j. w.
Ford, the mill man, best pair chickens,
80 pounds of -four.
Ring No. 24.-Premium by Long &
Co. at the Economy Store, for hsnd-
soonest turnout, lady and gentleman.
ladies' hat $500 to the lady, and one
pair mems shoes $500 to the gentle
man.
Ring No. 25.-Premium by J. W.
Ford. the mill man, largest turkey,
30, pounds -four
Ring No. 26.-Premium by DIR. NJ.
n. Tappan, the opticisn, for the Oldest
lady present, one pair fine spectacles,
$500
Ring No. 27.-Premium by L. T.
Barnard, the liveryman, best mare and
mule colt, saddle, bride, and
5000.
Ring 2s.-Premium by j. w. Ford,
the mill man, for the best pig under
six months old, 100 pounds -four
Ring No. 29.-Premium by G. E.
Morrison, the blacksmith, best saddle
and harness gelding, one pillow, $3.50.
Ring No. Premium by A. G.
Taylor, the undertaken and furniture
man, most popular young lady, an iron
bed, $500.
One receiving second largest num-
Der votes, reed rocking chair, $40.
Ring No. 3i.-Premium by Hart
ford Mill Co., for second largest family,
father, mother and all children to be
present, one meal and flour chest, So 90.
Ring No. 2.-Premium by w. 8. Tins
ley, the hardware man, best eve and
lamb one blue fame wickless stove
p. 80.
Ring No. 33 Premium by w. G.
the bakery man, best bush
Ell of wheat, in cash. IS 90.
Ring No. 34.-Premium by Bank of
best general utility horse,
either sex, any age. sic in cash.
RULES, ETC.
Sec. I. The following we'll known
citizens of Ohio county have been Sc
lected as an executive board to have
charge of the Street Fair and they will
have general supervision over all the