The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-09-15

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owned by E. vitteto, 3rd.
2:S0 Glass pace, purse s1oO-"Lit-
tie Frank" owned by E. G. Kuyken-
doll, 1st; "Slide Away" owned by N.
w. Gore, End; "Alice B." owned by
]. III. Foor. Ord.
FOURTH DAY, SATURDAY, SEPT. L
2:2O Glass Pace, best in 5, purse
S150-''Little Frank" owned by e.
PC. Kuykendall, Isl; "Sllde Away"
owney by n. w. Gore. End; alice
b., owned by J. M. Foor, Srd.
One-half mile dash, running, purse
s75-Cincinnatl Enquire" owned by
]. Patterson. Isl; Ionic Greenbury,"
owned by j. H. Meadow, End; Little
joe, owned by joe Roberts, ord.
Mule Race, 1-2 mile and repeat,
purse, s10-"Jack," owned by j. H..
Meadow, LIST; Bum" owned by Her
bert King, End; Beck, owned by
Erten King, 3rd.
Consolation purse, 1-2 mile and
repeat, for horses that have not won
as good as first money-in any pre-
vious race, purse s75--"Kilo,' own
ed by f. vitteto, LIST; -. c., own
ed by w. Cecil, End; pretty Pol
ly," owned by C. Tuck, ord; Jim
Ellis, owned by Ollie Bellew, 4th.
2:2O Glass trot, best in 5, purse
S2OO-"Fritz" owned by w. Cecil, 1st;
prince" owned by Albert Bellew" End
Signal Boy owned by C. Claypool.
9rd.
Rag carpet (strictly) not less than
yards, 50, Mrs. U. S. Carson.
SILK blouses home made. S1.O0, Mrs.
Matte B. Barnett.
Woolen hose or half hose, home
made, $1.OO, Mrs. F. w. Pirtle.
Pair home made blankets, s1.0O,Mrs.
Bertha Ellis.
Best Rug, in rag, $1.OO, Miss Bertha
Phillips.
Neatest made suit of ladies under
wear, four pieces, machine and hand
work considered, $500, Miss Willie
Smith.
Neatest made gentlemans shirt I'M
Hundred 81, Mrs. T. j. Smith.
Neatest calico dress, style and ma
chine work considered, $l.5O, Mrs. j.
w Go ndarfur
Neatest made shirtwaist wash
goods, s1.OO, Miss Mamie Bennett.
Neatest made infant shirt, dress
and shirt $3.50, Mrs. T. ]. Smith.
Cotton embroidery, any stitch, 81,
Miss Willye Smith.
Handsomest tray cover or carving
cloth, s1.OO, Mrs. May NJ. Bell.
Handsomest center piece, S1.OO,Mrs.
C. NJ Barnett.
Handsomest bureau scarf, S1.00, Mrs
G. B. Likens.
Handsomest mantle lamberquin, 81,
Mrs. DR.. J. L. Smith.
Handsomest piano cover, s15O,Mrs.
e. NJ. Morton.
Hemstitched napkins. not less than
six, $l.O0, Mrs. E. NJ. Morton.
Best pair hemstitched pillow cases,
$l.OO, Mrs. ]. F. Ross.
Handsomest fancy handkerchief, 81,
Miss Mary Wedding.
Neatest hemstitched handkerchief
for lady or gentleman, $1.00. Mrs. Ella
Piltle.
Best specimen cut work, s1.OO, Miss
Mamie Bennett.
Best and handsomest calico quilt,
S100, Miss Myrtle Carter.
Best specimen Battenberg lace, 81,
Mrs. C. NJ Barnett
Best specimen crocheted lace, ST.,
Mrs. E. NJ. Morton.
Neatest apron for lady or child,Sl,
Miss Willye Smith.
Eandsomest silk quilt. Mrs. Mildred
Oldham
Handsomest worsted quilt, $1.OO,Mrs.
]. n. Jarnagin.
Best specimen drawn work In cot
ton or linen, $3.50, Mrs. A. E. Ellis.
Handsomest boquet. $l.O0, Mrs. T.
]. Smith.
Best specimen hand painting 81,
Miss Evelyn Ford.
Best cucumber pickles sour, Sl.O0,
Mrs. j. s. Cecil
Best display jelly, five varieties,
800, Mrs. Albert Rial.
Best quart peach preserves, $1.OO,
Mrs. j. s. Cecil
Best quart pear preserves, 81. Mrs.
j. Cecil.
Best pint home made grape wine.
$1.00, MRS. ]. s. Cecil.
Best pint Blackberry wine, $1.0O.
Mrs. Beulah Collins.
Best pint raspberry wine, 81, Mrs.
j. s. Cecil.