The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1910-10-29
A Full List Of the Awards and ReElp.
tents October 10th and 2Ist.
tContinued from Wednesdays Issue,

OIs VI As GuyCs
Best pair Toulouse geese, first,
81. DR.. Love; second, SOC. j.. w.
Sasser; third. Chas. Wright.
Best pair white Enbden geese,
first. ST, second, SOC, DR.. Love.
Best display geese and ducks. one
set measures and tunnels, Dir. G.
A. Love.
Best display of poultry owned by
one man, first, $40 suit clothes,
DR.. Love; second, 81 merchandise,
DR.. FrizeIl: third. Joe M. Meyer.
Miscellaneous Fowls (No Prizes
offered.
Best black Minorca. julie Harvey.
Best trio Guineas. DR.. Love.
Best pair peafowls. DIR. Love.
Best pair Rhode Island Reds, w.
H. Beason.
Best Rhode Island Red cocks, Ike
H. Smith.
Best Rhode Island Reds. s. z,
Moak.
Best Buff Leghorns, julie Harvey.
Best pair Reds Jno. P. Weeks.
Best Reds Ma E. Woods.
FARM PRODUCTS.
C. B. Raulins. Supt.
Best display wheat and oats. 81
buggy whip, D. ]. Wilson.
Best peck wheat. home raised,
50c, j. D. Wilson
Best peck oats. home raised,
first, 81, P. A. Reeves; second, Soc,
Henry Reed; third w. johnson
Smith.
Best five bundle oats, first, ST so,
j. M. Garner; second. ST, d. L.
Smith.
Best peck rice, first. 81, r. III.
Montgomery second. 50c. J.. D.
Wilson; third. I. 3. Smith.
Best five bundles rice. first,
$3.50, ]. d. Wilson: second. ST. F.
H. PanreII; third, F. W.. Parnell.
Best peck peas, first, 81, A. c.
Davis; second, SOC. Walter Smith.
Best peck peanuts. first. ST.
Leon Melville; second. SOC. Walter
Smith; third. Guy Brignall.
Best peck Irish, potatoes. first,
ST., Isaac Watts; second, SOC. Ted
Allen; third, j B. ParneIl.
Best peck sweet potatoes. Soc,
Walter Smith: third, j B. Parnell.
Best peck onions. ST., Ted Allen.
Largest pumpkin. first, SOC, L.
L. Laird: second. .25c, A. G. DAVIS;
third, j. M. Meyer.
Best display pumpkins and
squash, first, 81. Z. L. Lard; sec
ond. ST. j. D. Wilson; third, j.
M. Meyer.
Largest squash, first, SOC, |. M.
Click; second. 25c, D. l.. Smith.
Best half bushel turnips, first,
Soc. Ted Allen; second 25c, A. 6,
Davis.
Best half bushel beets, 25c. / M.
Click.
Best half peck artichokes. first,
Soc, Ted Allen: second, 25c. j NJ,
Meyer: third, Chas. Brietski.
Largest four cabbage, 25c, E. S.
Allen.
Largest four egg plants, 25c, A.
C. Davis.
Best half pack butter beans,
first. Soc. E S. Allen; second. 25c,
Mrs. Lea: third /, M Click.
Best half peck peppers. first. Soc,
/. M. Click: second, Csc. e. S.
Allen; third, Mrs. Lea.
Best half peck tomatoes. first,
Soc. !. M. Click; second. 25c, Tee
Allen; third, A. q. Davis.
Largest watermelon, first. Soc,
T. H. Hemphill: second. 25c. FL +,
Middleton; third. Sam Storm.
Best II ears white corn. first,
SOC. /. g. Smith; second. 25cs A.
e. Davis: third, Walter Smith.
Best II ears yellow corn. first,
SOC. Walter Smith; second. 25c, Al
C. Davis; third. J !. M. Meyer.
Best II ears pop corn, first. Ear
Maxwell: second, 25c, Chas. Brie.
take: third, Walter Smith.
Largest stalk cotton, first, SOC
F. ". Parnell: second, 25c. Jess
Mason; third, Walter Smith.
Best display cotton and corn by
one farmer. first one Linton cottor
and corn planter E G.. Smith. sec
ond. So. Jack PAR III third. Al. @
Davis.
Best bale crabgrass hay. first
Soc. Henry Reed second, 25c, d.
L. Smith third. Henry Reed.
Best bale Iespedeza, first, soc. Ii,
r. Middleton: second. 25c, J.. M
Meyer; third, Henry Reed.
Best bale pea vine, first. SOC,
second, 25c. H. n Middleton third
Henry Reed.
Best bale soy beans. first. SOC,
second. 25c. E. s. Allen.
Best display corn five years sub.
scription I'd Lincoln County Times,
j d Wilson: second. 81 FIeck
stock feed. Walter Smith third. j,
IA Meyer.
Best half peck okra. first, SOC,
A. G. Davis second. 25e. Walter
Smith: third 81 s.. Allen.
Best field exhibit. half bu. clover
seed j p. Wilson. second bridle,
Waiter Smith third. ] M. Meyar
Bess aIaplay country produce. one