The Marshall republican., 1909-10-08

~ 1-2-Best 1909 colt, either sex,
sired by MackGregor, special by G.
Haines-1st, Geo. Jeter ,$s.
11-Best yearling colt sired by
Major Edison, given by Chas. Ed
gar-no entry . .,,9 ',.,.
l4-Best draft horse colt
Isl, H. A. Hagedorn, $40.
Cd, Clarence Marshall ,S5.
16-Best yearling horse colt
list, E. E. Jennings, $40.
"a, G.. F. Haring ,$5. pod,
17-Best 2-yr-old horse colt, either
snx-1st, L. A. Bremen $40.
I'd, Eli Hill ,$5. 49,
.S-Bast draft mare or gelding,
any age, not less than 14OO lbs.
Is, Dutic Sherman, S..
I'd. w. NJ. McAmis ,$5. ,
19-Best team draft mares or
horses, shown in harness by same
owner and weighing not less than
2sOO lbs-1st, Quite Sherman $40.
I'd, w. M .McAmis SIS.
2O-Best single driver
list, L. w. Avitt $40.
ID, W., T. Mock ,$5
21-Best team roadsters-
list, 1. w. Avitt $40.
I'd, Ell .Eubank, IS
22-Best saddle horse, Mare or
gelding--1st, Eli Hill, $40.
I'd, A. Arnold ,$5.
23-Tournament, not less than 4
entries-1st, June Smith $40.
I'd, j. r. Ayers $500. .
Sd, Gro. Hams, special .
25-Country school with largest
percentage Of enrolment present
by 10 a. m, Perfect P. G.. Sullivan
and Lee Jeter, so list premium OF
$1,000 divided. I'd Nettie Neville rs.
26-Best girl rider.
list Mildred Orear, $500. -"
% Miss Rector, $500. 2N o"j ~ fT
27-Best turnout driven by lady.
1st Mrs. Frank Justice, $1,000. lnn
I'd, Miss Ruby Pearson, $500. o
2S-Best model mare or gelding.
;st, Frank Evans, $1,000.
I'd, Frank Justice, $500.
29-Bast saddle mare or gelding
1st, C. J.. Irvine, $1,000. 80
I'd, A. Arnold, $500. 90
3O-Tournament not less than A
antries-1st, Geo. Hams $40.
I'd, Boyd Hardin, $500.
Sd, Archie Pennock, special
31-Best gentleman rider.
a.. uo,.r,, unlann Rh nm
Cd, Eli Fill, $780, 1~
32-Best light breed stallion, any
age, with three OF his gets.
;st, Eli Hill, $500. FL
S3-Best draft stallion and three 4.
! OF his gets-1st w. H. Downs, $500. g
I'd, Tom Erect, $1,000. %
34-Best jack and three OF his
gets.-1st, Tom Erect, $500. ''
35-Slow mule race.
1st, R. M. Kenneday, $500.
~s6-Prettiest baby under 1 year. r'
list, j. G.. Bethany, $500 baby car
rage, given by Schauer & Hill.
37-Tallest half dozen stalks OF
| corn above spur roots.
list, Harry Hickman, $500.
I'd, j. w. Ayers, $500.
38-Best assortment of corn dis
| played-1st, w. M. McAmis, $1,000.
I'd, j. R. Lineberry, $500.
3s-Best dozen ears yellow corn. 2
Est, Dean Ham, $500. ="
| "a, Walter Fizer, $3.50. sl.G
4O-Best dozen ears white corn. e
st, j.. r. Holt, $500. ~.
I'd, BUD Whitaker, $3.50
41-Ear field corn with greatest
number OF grains.
LIST, Walter Keith, $3.50.
42-Best half bushel oats
list, c.. w. Nichols, $500. ~
43-Best 10 bushel wheat
list, Amos Audsley, $500,
44-Best "a bushel sweet potatoes
list, Waiter Keith, $500.
445-Best 1-2 bushel Irish potatoes 4
list, Miss Addie Bridges, $500.
46-Heaviest head OF cabbage
lat, Jos Lineberry, $1.0O
4T-Largest pumpkin
1st, C.aF. Mathews, $3.50 R
48-best peck onions a3 tihs
LIST, C. F. Mathews, S1.00.
4e--Best peck turnips gai
list, A. w. Bridges, $500
b1-best plate apples
1st, L. s. Cook, $500.
52--Best loaf Salt rising bread.
ist, Mrs. r.. b. Rutherford. syaS,
53-Best loaf of bread
lst, Mrs. Frank Leinkuhler. Rs
A4Best plate peaches 40 SnQ !
lat, u. M. Leisure, @2,0Q, lin MA aa,o
Continued next week.