Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1913-08-22

John Crawford, first, Mrs Lizzie
Owens, second; display CANNED
fruit, same as above; grape wine,
w. L. King; blackberry wine, Mrs.
Alex. Tribble, first. Mrs. Mollie
Hysinger, second; home made:a APP
pie vinegar. j. Al Hopkins, first,
Burdette Martin, second; cucum-
Der pickles. Mrs. Mollie Hysinger,
first, Mrs. John Crawford, second;
display cut flowers, Mrs. Lizzie
Owens, first, Mrs. J. w. Moore,
second.
HANDMADE ARTICLES.
Calico quilt, Mrs. Allen Hiatt,
first, Mrs Mamie Herrin, second;
dresser scarf, Mrs. Gertrude Mar
tin, first. Mrs. Alice Moore, second:
Crochet center pane, Mrs R E.
Albright. first, Mrs. J. w. Rambo,
second; embroidered shirt waist,
Mrs. Alex. Tribble, first, Miss Ger
trude Martin, second; kitchen
apron, most sensible and neatest,
Mrs. ]. c. Moore. first, Miss Ger
trude Martin, second; corset cover,
embroidered, Miss Ella Dunn; co.
lar and jabot in crochet, Mrs. Bur
dette Martin, first, Mis-. Alex
Tribble. second; any article in ey,--
let embroidery. Mrs. Dollie Tyre +,
first. Mrs Della Howard, second
silk EN- broidery, Mrs. w. L. King:
incest pair pillow cases, M SIS Ella
Dunn; initial or monogram sofa
pillow embroidered, Mrs. Belle
Lair, first, Mrs. J. w. Mullins,
second: pin cushion. Mrs. Alex
Trioble, first, Miss Fila Dunn, Sc
ond home made soap, Mrs. Alex
Tribble. first, Mrs J. A Hopkins,
second incest fern, Mrs. Lizzie
Owens, first, Mrs Larkins Hi ks.
second; incest braiding, Mrs. S. B
Mckenzie; cross stitch, Mrs Ed.
Dunn, first, Mrs. Ed Smith, second;
drawn work, Miss Gertrude Mar
tin, first, Miss Eelen Sayers, sec
Ond; embroidered towels, Mrs. Ed.
Dunn, Fl. st, Miss Ella Dunn, second;
infants knit or crocheted sox, Miss
Lizzie Sigmon, first; Mrs. Alex.
Tribble, second; splasher tor wash,
stand, Mrs. W. A. B Da~is, first,
A. M. Hiatt, second; crochet lace,
Mrs. Ella Dunn, first, Mrs. Lizzie
Owens, second.
SPECIAL RINGS.
Prettiest baby und>r II months,
Green Brumett, first, Hubert
Barnes, second.
SHOW RINGS.
Best combined saddle or harness
mare or gelding, Miller & Beazley,
with the splendid gelding belong
ing to our tOwnsman, Chas.
c. Davis, took first, and G. w,
Rogers. second; best running
Walker. Chint Lear. first, G. w.
Rogers, second; best team confined
to Rockcastle county, r L. Lang
ford, first, CT M. Sigmon, second.
SECOND DAY.
Best bull calf under six months,
S. II. Curtis, first. P. F. Shivel,
second; bull calf over six months
and under twelve, U. d. Peters
bull, any age. S. 7. Curtis, first,
Jas. Black, second; heifer calf under
six months. Robert Nixon, mich
COW, any age, Jas. Owens. first.
Walter Robins, second; blOoded
COW, any age, stock to be consid
cred. W. L. King, first. Walter
Robins, second; cow and calf by
her side, w. L. King, first, Jas.
Black, second.
SHEEP.
Best buck, any age, J. L. Phil.
lips; eve. any age. S. S. Purcell:
pair buck and eve, ]. L. Phillips;
two lambs, buck and eve, j. L..
Phillips. first, S. S.:Purcell, second,
COLTS.
Best mare mul, colt, under six
months, Earnest Peoples, first. G.
w, Rogers, second best horse
mule colt under six months old,
John Cress; mare and mule by her
side. E. c. Peoples, first, John
C.ess. second mule over one and
under two, Gus Staverson. first,
c. T. Sigmon. second; mule over