The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1906-05-30
STREET FAIR
And Home Coming of Ohio
COuntianS, June
22-23.

The following is partial list OF
premiums offered by Hartford's bust
ness men for street fair to be held at
Hartford, June % and 3D.
1. w. II. Griffin, druggist-the most
popular young lady, daughter of mem
Der of the A. s. of E, Of Ohio county,
between the ages of leland % years, a
lamp, $40. To the lady receiving the
second highest vote, present to be Sc
lected. So
J. C. Her, groceryman-best jam
cake. s.. Best pound cake. S.. Win
ming cakes to be property of donor.
3. City Restaurant-best mare and
sucking colt, $3.50. Second best 81. so.
4 Sam Bach, dry goods aud clothing
merchant-best sucking mule colt, suit,
hat and shUes, $lj.
4 3. II. W. King, jeweler and optician-
Oldest gentleman or lady present, one
pair of gold.rim spectacles, SO so.
q Black a. Birkhead, liverymen-
handsomest turnout, one set Of buggy
harness.
:. L. s. Carson, groceryman best
sucking colt, foaled in 1906, shotgun,
$40.
! 3. A. ID. White, hardware and grocer
ies-worst turnout, two or more to en-
ter, s..
I 8. Ohio County Bank-best boy rider
under Is years Of age, 90.
10. First National Bank-best lady
rider, regardless of age, fl5. Second
best, $40, both in gold.
II. j. II. Williams, druggist-pret-
tiest half dozen doilies, in drawn work
one toilet set, IS. Handsomest half dozen
doilies IN embroidered work, one hand
bag, 81: Prettiest 'pi5oe CT drawn work; :.
cut-glass sugars and creams, 81. Hand.
soonest piece of embroidered work.
berry set, -.
IL. Fair & Co., dry goods, &c-hand.
soonest turnout, driven by young lady,
three or more to enter fine silk dress,
sl5. Winners in ring not eligible in
this ring, entries connot be made in
both rings.
10. Thomas Bros, grocerymen-
heaviest dozen of hen eggs, one clock,
So 80.
IA. Moore a. Crabtree, meat men-For
the closest guess to a sealed number in
an envelope, seventy-five pounds of
granulated sugar.
l5 Sanderfur q Co., grocerymen-
best pair of farm horses, IS.
l6 W. G. Schlemmer, bakery-sack
race, three or more to enter. first prem
ium 3d. Second premium, 81.
L. Sam Riley, groceryman. best half
dozen frying chickens, 81 80.
-. r. II. Gillespie, blacksmith
best bushel Of wheat one doubletree
and swingle- trees to match, 80 so.
10. G. f. Morrison, blacksmith-best
half bushel Of June peaches, one double
tree and swingle-trees to match, 81. 80.
20 Saunders d Co.. grocerymen-best
trio Of Plymouth Rock chickens, 81
Best two pounds Of butter, 81.
81. DIR. f. W. Ford-best drag for
dirt road, s..
%. Bank of Hartford best horse, any
age or sex, SO.
%. Carson a. Co., general mer-
chsndise-for the most popular young
man in Ohio county, between the ages of
Is and 25 years ,one buggy$50. All ballots
to be signed by voter, with name and
postoffice address. Contest opens June
|, 1906, and continues until o'clock on
June %, 1906, the last day Of the fair.
Ballots can be obtained at our store.
"a. u. Wayne Griffin * Bro. druggists
best model stallion, mare or gelding,
any age, one gold watch, SIS. To be
exhibited under halter.
%. DIR. J. b. Tappan, jeweler and
optician-prettiest young lady between
Is and 20 years of age, one solid gold
ring, 90. Handsomest young gentle
man between the ages Of IL and 20
years, a travelling toilet set, 50.
20. Keown Bros. meat men-largest
gentleman present 81. Largest lady
present, 81.
"a. z Wayne Griffin g. Bro. druggists
-prettiest handkerchief in drawn
work, one set Of Rogers 1S47 knives and
forks, So So
2S. r. T. Her, Saddler-best old-time
fiddler over age of so years, 81 So
30. J. II. Thomas, Undertaker-pota-
to race, 100 yards. 3 or more to enter
33 potatoes laid feet apart, each potato
to be carried back to box separate. To
first, 50 90. To second, $2.00.
80. Hoover Bros. Confectioners-foo
race for boys between the age Of 10 and
10 years-50 yards, $3.50.
81. Hoover Bros, Confectioners-best
white layer cake, 10 pounds granulated
sugar, So %.
80. r. L. Tweddell & Bro, Black.
smiths-best two chickens, any breed
one set Of doubletree and swingletrees,
81 so.
33. Long q Co., ECONOMY Store.
Ladies' and Gents Furnishings, Etc
handsomest turnout on horseback, lady
aud gentleman together, any age. three
OF more to enter-$S. 90 hat to lady, 50. 90
pair shoes to gentleman.
The American Society Of Equity will
be given the afternoon of Friday, first
day, for a grand parade, address by
some leader of national reputation. and
such other program as they may ar
range.
RULES GOVERNING STREET FAIR.
The following rules have been adopt
ed by the committee and will govern
the conduct Of the Fair in all partic.
ulars:
1. No citizen Of Hartford shall be
allowed to compete for any premium,
either directly or indirectly.
IL. All entries must be made with
the Secretary before 10 a. m, on the
first day Of the Fair.
III. No person shall compete for
premium who does not reside in
Ohio county, nor shall any animal or
article be exhibited not produced
in Ohio county.
w. All articles after being exhib-
tied shall be returned to the owner, I'M
less otherwise stipulated by terms Of
exhibit.
V. All premiums shall remain in
possession OF person giving same
until 4 o'clock p. m. on last day Of
Fair.
VI. There shall be no entry fee
charged for any ring.
VII The Executive Board shall
select the judges to decide all rings
in contests, but no Judge shall be citi-
zen Of Hartford
VIII. The Secretary shall keep a
record Of all the entries and the acts
of the Executive Board and upon the