The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-08-21
SECOND DAY A HUMMER
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Best SOW, under months old, Huff
man Bros, first.

Best SOW, under months old, Huff
man Bros, first:
DUROC JERSEY HOGS.
Best boar, l year old and over, A
P. Adair & Son, Paris, first.
year, A. P. Adair e Son, Paris, first
Best boar, under months old, A. P
Adair & Son, Paris, first.
Best SOW, year old and over, A. P
Adair & Son, Paris, first
Best sow, months old and under ]
year, A. P. Adair, Paris, first.
Best SOW, under 6 months, A. P
Adair & Son, Paris, first
GRAND SWEEPSTAKES.
Best boar, any age, Huffman Bros,
Centerville, first.
Best SOW, any age, ]. w. Case,
Hutchinson, first.
Best herd of hogs, any breed, con
sisting of 4 head or more owned by
one firm or individual, J. G.. Bryant &
Son, North Middletown, first.
BABIES HEALTH SHOW DEPART.
MENT.
Class A-Most nearly perfect baby
mentally and physically, over six
months and under one year, judged by
a committee Of doctors by DR.. Hollis
Standard, on 20 points James E. Clay,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Clay aver
aged 95 points; Margaret McCray,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Tom Nc
Cray, North Middletown, and Mary
Elizabeth Hughes, of Paris, each made
an average of 901a, tied.
Mrs. Col. John Cunningham and
Mrs. Laura Estill Francis, of Bourbon,
attended the Camden Barbecue in
Woodford county, yesterday.
POULTRY AWARDS.
The awards in the poultry depart
ment were awarded yesterday and are
as follows:
Barred Plymouth Rocks-Cocks, J.
d. Woman, first and second; hens,
VIM. Wirsh, first, ]. d. NORMAN,
second; cockrels, j. d. Norman, first
and second; pullets, VIM. Wrist, first
and second; j. d. Norman.
White Plymouth Rock-Cocks, Mrs.
Els. Jack, first and second; hens, Mrs.
E. S. Jacks, first and second; cock
rels, Mrs. E. S. Jack, first, NJ. V.
Offutt, second; pullets, Mrs. E. S.
Jack, first and second; pen, Mrs E. S.
Jack
Buff Plymouth Rock-Cocks, VIM.
Wirsh, first, H. D. 'Burtin, second;
cockerel, H. d. Burton, first pullets, H.
D. Burton, first and second; pens, H.
d. Burton.
Silver Laced Wyandottes-Cock
Miss Fannie Graham Jones, first and
second; pens, VIM. Wirsh, first, Miss
Mary Graham Jones, second; cocker
els, Mrs. Mary Graham Jones, first
and second; pullets, Miss Mary Ora
ham Jones, first and second; pens,
Mrs. Mary Graham Jones, first and
second.
Golden Wyandottes-Cock VIM.
Wirsh, first; hens, VIM. Wirsh; pens,
VIM. Wirsh.
S. c.. Rhode Island Reds-Cock
Harris Lehman, first and second;
hens, Harris Lehman, first and Sec
ond ;cockerel, Harris Lehman, first
and second; pullets, Harris Lehman,
first and second; pens, Harris Leh-
man.
Rose Comb R. I. Reds-Cock, Ben
Tune, first, Thos .Kiser second; hen,
Ben Tune, first and second; cockerel
Ben Tune, first and second pullet,
Ben Tune, first and second; pen, Ben
Tune, first and second.
Brahmas-Any Variety-Cock, Har-
ris Lehman, first and second; hen,
Harris Lehman, first and second;
cockrel, Harris Lehman, first and Sec
ond; pullet, Harris Lehmn, first and
second; pen, Harris Lehman, first and
second.
Langshans-Any variety-Cock, E.
S. Jack, first and second; hen M. V.
Offutt, first, E. A. Jack, second; cock
erel, E. A. Jack, first and second; pull
let, E. A. Jack, first and second; pen,
E. A. Jack, first, w. V. Offutt, second.
Single Comb Buff Orphington-Cock,
R. A. Childs, first, H. S. Thompson,
second; hen, H. S. Thompson, first and
second; cockerel, H. S. Thompson,
first, r. H. Chiles, second; pullet, Mat
tie King, first, H. S. Thompson Sec
ond; pen, H. S. Thompson, first, ]. d.
Bell, second.
Single Comb White Orphingtons-
Cock, w. B. Gwynn, first and second;
hen, w. B. Gym, first, Mrs. Walter
Kenney, second; cockerel, Mrs. Wal
ter Kenney first and second; pullett,
Mrs. Walter Kenney, first and second;
pen, Mrs. Walter Kenney, first, w. B.
Gwynn, second.
Single Comb Black Minorcas- Cock.
E. l.. Adams, first; cockerel, E. l..