The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1911-08-18

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Jewelry Store.
For best quart Cucumber
Pickle sour. One 500 Hat, by
Ladies Bazaar.
For best display Of Preserves,
Jellies, and Jam, exhibited by
producer, to consist Of 10 or
more exhibits. One 1900 Hygie-
nic Perfection Mattress. by the
Lam and Carter Hdw Co.
For best display of farm pro-
duets, exhibited by producer to
consist of 5 or more exhibits. -
Half ton Meridian Home Fertili-
ger, by Aberdeen Hdw. Co.
For the best display of Dairy
products. One full blooded Jer-
sey bull Calf by Riorter King of
the Ledges, value 25 100, by Oak
Lawn Farm.
For the 6 largest Sun Flowers.
| l 1900 suit Shield Brand Cloth
es, by Mrs j. J. Mathis Co.
Fer lest home made patch bed
quilt. One 800 enlarged picture
Of the winner, by f. S. Nc
Knight
For the neatest and healthiest
baby, not o.er one year old nur-s
sed by mother. $1,000 in Gold,-
by DIR. Howard Durley
For the best quart jan canned
peaches. One solid gold Locket,
and Chain, value 500, by |. Y.
Johnson Co.
For best bottle home made
catsup One Fergucon and Nc
Kinney Princess Slips, valued at
250. by Ferguson and Higgins.
For the best 5 yellow ears Of
Corn. One corn Shelter, by Alb
erdeen Hdw. Co.
Best Home sured Ham Berk
shire male pig, value $500, by
Artecore Farm. Strongs, Miss.
Best Chicken Salad. One pair
American Girls Shoes, by j. B.
Elixson.
Best Sofa Cushions, made by
Girl under Is years of age. One
fine hand bag, by J. b. Elk
son.
For the cake baked by girl nn
der Is year sof age, any kind,
Half doz. cabinet Photographic
by F. S. Mcknight.
Best looking Young Lady at
tending fair under 20 years OF
age. pair Silk Hose, by j. B.
Elixson.
Highest man at fair. One pair
fine pants, value 500, by J. B.
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inc pants, value 500, by j. B. ,
shxson !
'ainting in Oil, 1st prize $1OO
End prize so !
'ainting in Waters Colors, 1st.
,rize, $l.OO
End prize so
oainting in Satin, 1st prize $1OO Il
End prize so | I
Pen and ink cartoon, lst qrize
$1.OO
End urize so
'ainting i'll China 1st prize 81 90
md qrize so
For best hand worked button
roles. One pair $50 Misses Col
ege Shoes, by Mrs. j. J. Mathis
md Company.
For best dressed doll. 500 in
cash, by Long Bros.
For the best display of plain
hand sewing by girl under 10
years. One pair r. j. and r.
shoes, by E. Shebar.
Stallion four years and over.
Open.
Brood mare with colt at her
side.
Open.
Horse, Mare or Gelding two
years old and under three. One
$500 suit of Sterling Clothes, by
Ferguson and Huggins.
Horse, Mare or Gelding, one
year old, and under two.
Open.
Horse, Mare or Gelding under
Dne year old. One barrel best
patent Flour, by w. NJ. Mosley.
Best Brood Mare as shown by
three or more of her colts.
Best Jack any age.
Open.
A. and j. Rubel Co. will give
as Il premium on. $25.tO knp-
suit of clothes to the
Monroe County farmer at the
county fair at Aberdeen fall of |
1911, award to be governed by |
decision of the judges of fair
for best mule colt not over
8 months old. :
Mule one year old and under
two.
Open.
Mule two years old and und-
er three. One Are ground cross
cut Saw, value $50 Manufactur-
ed by the James Ohlen and Sons
Mfg. Co. Columbus, Ohio, by
Lam and Carter Hdw. Co.
Best team Of mules three years
old, home faisd. One barrel Of
Flour, ~ ". =. Watkins N Co.
The best GentIepan driver.
Single haFAes&
Best brood Mare - shown ~
three * qnore of her colts. One
Enern 11S1LnI nrnd Son. hand fail