The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-01-18
Raantams.


ing OF White crpington eggs for thu
highest scoring pen of Seabrlght Ban
ans. Won by Cunningham Broth
,rs.
Ducks.
Ernest Sherwood offers $1.0O fo
he best exhibit OF ducks. Won by L
,. Huey, Warrington.
Chas. ]. Corbin & So. offer one sacl
II Minnehaha flour for the secon'
,est exhibit OF Ducks. Won by G. D
iost, Fairmont.
Single Comb Black Minorcas
First Hem. ]. Durrett.
Second Hem. J. Durrett.
First Cockrel-J. ]. Dun'ett.s
First Pullet-J. j. Durrett.
Second Pullet-A. w. Musgraye.
Third Pullet-A. w. Musgrave.
Buff Plymouth Rocks
First Ccck-R. |. Satterfeld.
First Henri. |. Satterfeld.
Second Herr, |. Satterfeld.
Third Herr. /. Sattericld.
Fourth Hen-Carl D. Yost.
First Cockrel--Carl D. Yost
First Puilet-R. |. Satterfeld.
Second Pullet-R. !. Satterfeld.
Third PulIet-Carl D. Yost.
First Pcn--R. |. satterfeld
Cornish Indian Game
First Cockrel-J. ]. Durrett.
Second Cockrel--Archie Adams.
First Hem. j. Dmrett.
Second Hem. ]. Durrctt.
Third Hen-tArchie Adams.
First Cockrel-Archie Adams.
First Pullet-J. J. Durrett.
Second Pullet-.Archie Adams.
Third Pu1let-Archie Adams.
First PEN. J. Durrett.
Second Pen-Archie Adams.
A special committee composed Of A
J. Martin, DR.. Hill and ]. c. McKin
!ey. Jr., appointed to pass upon thu
special prizes offered for eggs ant
lomc made coops, resulted in the fol
owing awards being made:
Best dozen duck eggs, no prize, L
B. Huey, Warrington.
Best dozen brown eggs, $1.OO OF
cred by S. L. Watson, won by George
Weiss, Watson.
Best dozen white eggs, $1.O0 offer
ID by S. L, Watson, won by Thor
Brothers, Rivesvllle.
Heaviest and best dozen CHECKER
Eggs, $1.OO, offered by S. L. Watson
yon by George Weiss, Watson.
Best home made coop, 100 pounds
If scratch feed offered By Arch Elem
ng, won by w. Il. Tough. Farming
on,
Sweepstakes
J. Il. Watson, Jr., offers $500 foj
he highest scoring pen in the show
Won by j. L. Jamison, Morgantown.
J. f. Watson, Jr., offers $3.50 foI
he second highest scoring pen il
he show. Won by T. Frank Reed
Nairmont. ~ Y "
c. E. Reed offers $1.OO for the high
st scoring male of any variety in the
how. Won by W. L. Meredith, Fair
mont.
c. f. Reed offers $1.OO for the high
st scoring female of any variety IN
he show. Won by r. Alexander
Sam r. Nunlm offers $l5O for the
ighest scoring cockrel in the show
Won by W. W. Meredith, Fairmont.
sam r. Nuzum offers $l.OO for the
ighest scoring 'cock in the show
Won by T. Frank Reed, Fairmont'
Durham & Co. Meat Market, offers
ne $500 ham for the best male speci-
1en in the Asiatic class. Won by
rant shurtleF, Fairmont
NJ. "a. Jolliffe, Meat Market offers
ne $500 ham for the best male speci-
len in the English class. Won by
Brothers, Rivesville.
Wise Provision Company offers one
90 ham for the best male specimen
! the Dediterranean class. Won by
'. L. Meredith, Fairmont.
T. r. Snyder Meat Market offers
ne $500 ham &oEgtbs best sRecii
len In the American class. Won by
/. A. Mackey, Morgantown.
T. Frank Reed offers $3.50 for the
ighest scoring pen of any variety
ON outside OF Marion county. Won
v ]. L. Jamison, Morgautown.
George Johnston offers $1.5O for the
econd highest pen Of any variety
.om outside OF Marion county. Won
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u B. A, Mackey Morgantown.
George Johnston offers s1,Oo for the
bird highest scoring pen from out.
ide OF Marion county Nontby J. 2,
~ ia s1i EibFsaiigo
Sanftne & sonInitar one "a,