The Hartford republican., 1908-09-18
ohio COUNTY FAIR
BRILLIANT SUCCESS.
List of Those who were Success.
full In Drawing
Purses.

held in Ohio County. We furnish
herewith a full list OF the awards:
Rag Carpet, strictly rag, Miss
Bertha Phillips $500
Pair ,some made blankets, Miss
Bertha Phillips s1.0O
Best rug, in rag, Miss Bertha Phil
lips s1.OO.
Neatest made gentleman's shirt, un-
laundred, Mrs. T. ]. Smith, $L00.
Neatest calico dress, style and ma
chine work considered, Mrs. Albert
Rial s1.5O.
Cotton Embroidery, any stitch, Miss
Sue Yeiser, s1.0O.
Silk Embroidery, any stitch, Mrs.
Maggie Griffin s1OO.
Handsomest tray cover or carving
cloth, Mrs. Maggie Griffin. s1.00.
Handsomest Center Piece, Miss Sue
Yeiser, s1.OO.
Handsomest bureau scarf, Mrs. An
ME Berry $1.O0.
Handsomest Mantel Lambrequin, Mrs
DR.. ]. L. Smith $IOO.
Handsomest Piano cover, Mrs. E. NJ.
Morton, $1.0O
Handsomest napkins, not less than
six, Mrs. Ella Pirtle, s1.0O.
Handsomest sofa pillow, Mrs. E. NJ.
Morton, s1.00.
Best pair hemstitched pillow cases,
Mrs E. NJ. Morton, s1.00.
Handsomest fancy handkerchief, Mr.
E. NJ. Morton, s1OO.
Neatest hemstitched Handkerchief
for lady or gentleman, Mrs. Jno. 7.
Moore, s1.OO.
Best and handsomest calico quilt,
Mrs. DR.. ]. l.. Smith, s1.0O.
Best specimen Battenburg lace, May
me Smith, $1.00.
Best specimen crocheted lace, Mrs.
Maggie Griffin S1.O0.
Neatest apron for lady or child, Miss
Ada Miller, s1.OO.
Handsomest Silk quilt, Mrs. Dr. J.
L. Smith, s1.OO.
Handsomest worsted quilt, Mrs. ]. y
Jarnagin, s1.OO
Best specimen drawn work in cot
ton, or linen, Mrs. Maggie Griffin,
$3.50.
Handsomest boquet, Mrs. T. j.
Smith, s1.OO.
Best specimen, hand painting, Mrs.
Mildred Oldham, s10O.
Best cucumber pickles, sour, Mrs.
r. H. Gillespie. sL0O.
Best display of Jelly, five varieties,
Mrs. Albert Rial, s1.0O.
Best quart peach preserves, Mrs. T.
]. Smith, s1.OO.
Best quart pear preserves, Mrs.J. S.
Cecil, s1OO.
Best pint homemade grape wine, Mrs
]. S. Cecil, s1.OO.
Best pint blackberry cordial, Mrs.
lah Collins, SLO0.
Best pint raspberry wine, Mrs. J. S.
Cecil, $1OO.
Best pint blackberrg cordial, Mrs.
Albert Rial, s1.OO.
Best cocoanut cake, Mrs. J. S Cecil,
S100.
Best chocolate cake, Mrs. John w.
Sanderfur, $1.OO.
Leaf salt rising bread, Mrs. Frank
Black, sl.00
Loaf, corn light bread, Mrs. T. ].
Smith, s1.OO.
One pound butter Miss Ada Miller,
S1.OO.
Five pounds comb honey, Mrs. J. S.
Cecil, $1.OO.
Best half bushel apples, Mrs. Albert
Rial, S1.OO.
Best peck of pears, Mrs. Leslie
Combs, s1OO.
Best water melon, J. 7. Hodges,
500.
Best pumpkin, James Pirtle, S1.5O.
One half bushel No red wheat, ].
B. York, s1.50.
One half bushel Oats, Harry Brown,
$1.O0.
One-hhalf bushelI IRISH potatoes, John
P. Foster, soc.
one-half busilel sweet potatoes. J.
L. Brown, scots.
Best white corn, one half bushel, in
ear, John P. Foster, $1.00.
Best one+5alf bushel yellow corn in
ear, j. T. Hodges, s1.0O.
BarredPlymru uthRock cock and hen.
John p Foster, $3.50.
Barred Plymouth Rock cockerel and
pullet, John P. Foster, s15O
Bronze turkey hen, Mrs. L.F. Ben
nett. $500.
Bronzs turkey hen, Mrs. L. F. Ben
nett, s1.00.
Best collection of chickens, any kin
Mrs. L. F. Bennett, $500.
WEDNESDAY FIRST DAY.
Ring Awards.
92 Mules years old and over, Dick
Coleman 1st; j. E. Fentress, End.
SO Best Jack, any age. Thomson
Bros 1st; w. H. Burton End.
SADDLE HORSES.
"a Stallion any age, w. E. Stone is
G. M. Smith End.
s5 Mare any age, DR.. G. G. Baxter, !