The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-10-14

The following h Z list OF prizes To
b awarded 1t the 0reenbrier Fair
October 20 and n. given By the pub
lie spirited, big hearted, citizens Of
Monroe County. A completed list Of
prizes. Henderson Hardware Com.
pany:
For best Is acresof corn grown by
one man. one SIS buggy: For largest
hogs. two years or under, 100 rods
Of hog wire.
BY Thompson, Smith & Co.: For
best acreof corn. one $35 tailor made
suit OF clothes. Second prize. for
second best acre corn. one $40 suit
Of clothes Third prize. for third
best acre of corn. one IS pair shoes /;
Fourth prize. for fourth best acre OF
corn, one $3.50 hat
BY E. Shebar: For ebst exhibet of
agricultural products, 1 $50 sewing
machine
| BY ]. & NJ Lasky: For second
best agricultural exhibit. 1 SIS suit
of clothes. Rochester Special;
Second prize. for best pair of Poland
China pigs, l pair All American
| Shoes.
BY Hill Bros. & Co: For best
pair of Berkshire pigs born 1910,
Dbl Excellent Flour. value IS.
F. d. Carter & Co. For the best
hog six months old, 1 Dbl. White
Bird Flour.
BY Bourland Bros: One Dbl flour
for best pair OF Burkshire pigs 1 yea
old, in Monroe or Itawamba County.
value So.
By Artecore Farm: For best Berk-
shire boar. any age. $3.50; For best
Berkshire SOW ANY age, $3.50.
BY Dukeminer Bros: For largest
Berkshire under / year old, best hat
in store.
By w. T. Spragins & Co: For best
mule colt under one year old, one
suit -Schoffner & Marx clothes
Second prize, for best trio Rhode
Island Red Chickens Matched in 1910.
L pair Edwin Clapp shoes, $500
By The Rex: For the best trio
B p. chickens, Matched in 1910, one
pair So shoes.
By Burdine Drug Co.: For best
trio chickens, any breed, one gold
plated mirror, S.; Second prize, for
best 3 acres of cotton. s. Gillette
Safety Razor.
By ]. Al Gay: For best dozen tur-
nips, one Ice hot-bottle. $3.50.
BY Bumpass & Lowe: For best
yield of wheat in County, one Dbl.
Pastel's Elegant Flour
By T. S. Cunningham: For largest
yield of ribbon cane syrup on1 acre
or fraction of an acre, 1 Dbl. Charac-
ter Flour, value So.
By Phoenix Drug Co: For best
display of Honey produced in Mon
roe County, / Kodak, value s13.
By J. w. Jordan: For best acre
of corn. 1 Dbl. best patent Flour.
By w. G. Peugh: For largest pump
kin, 1 half Dbl. Peugh's celebrated
Self-rising Flour.
H. w. Maier: For the best half
acre yellow yam sweet potatoes, one
set silverware, $35; Second prize
for three largest yam potatoes, one
watch, $25.
By r. L. Belts: For best yield of
cotton on one acre, $40 in gold.
BY Charles Rowan: For bes two
acres of corn and best two acres of
cotton, one grain planter, value s13
By Gilmore-Puckett Grocery Co:
For best five stalks cotton, one Dbl.
Enco Flour, value $7.25.
By Kirb Cowley: For best dozen
turnips. 1 pair 81 shoes.
Gilmore & May Co.: For the best
acre of corn raised in Monroe coun-
ty, l Dbl. Spotless Flour; Second
prize, L half-bbl. Spotless Flour, for
best acre corn raised in Itawamba
County.
By A. l.. Brasfield: For most per-
feet ear of corn, 81.
By E. d. Bourland: For best and
cleanest peck Of peas, 81.
By Henry Tschudi: For best gallon
of sorghum exhibited, ST.
By Amory Gin & Milling Co: For
the three best stalks of long staple
cotton. $3.50; Second prize, for best
bundle of oats. $3.50.
By s. l.. Bush: For best display of !
fruit and vegetables from
one farm, 1 Dbl. best paten flour.
By b. NJ. Tubb: For best pound of |
butter exhibited, 81.
BY Abe Rubel & Co: For largest /
yield of corn on five acres, j suit
Honor OF Kuppenheimer clothes,
value $35; Second prize: For the
best ten stalks of corn, 1 pair Walk
Over shoes, value $3.50.
By J. B. Ellison: For the best
horse or filly colt two to three years
Did, 1 five dollar gold piece.
BY Merchants & Farmers Bank:
For best horse or filly colt between
,ne and two years old. $3.50; For
best mule colt 1 to years old.
$3.50: Fourth prize, for best double
harness team. $3.50: Fifth prize, for
,est saddle horse. $3.50; Sixth prize
or best Jack, $500; Seventh prize,
or best brood mare with colt at side
500; Sth prize. for best exhibot of
lay, $3.50.
A. M. Sargent & Co: For best mule
to two and a half years old, one
1900 saddle.
or By w. J. Grady: For best pair
4 mules exhibited. $500; Second
prize. for best stallion exhibited, 50.
Prizes Offered Ladies
BY L. d. Littlet0n: For best and
rettiest Quilt. 81: Second prize, for