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

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mont.
Jones store offers one $500 hand
bag for the best specimen in the
Orpington class exhibited by lady.
Won by Mrs. J. W, Johnson.
The Marion Hardware Co, offers
one $500 bird carver for the best cock
bird Of any variety in the show. Won
by T. Frank Reed, Fairmont.
: ]. L. Hall offers one $3.50 rooster
for the best pullet OF any variety in
the show. Won by R. Alexander,
Wheeling. Isl
]. L.. Hall offers $3.50 set Carver
for the best hen of any variety in the
show. Won by Luther Amos, Fair
mont.
The Fairmont Ice Co. offers one 800
pound coupon book, for the highest
scoring pen Of any breed by exhibitor
living within radius covered by the
city delivery wagons. Won by T.
Frank Reed, Fairmont.
Frank A. Lloyd offers one room Of
wall paper to a lady exhibiting for the
first time having the, highest scoring
pen of any variety, Won by Mrs, w.
L. Meredith.
Arch Fleming offers 100 pounds OF
scratch Feed for the best rome made
coop. Won by W. E. Tough, Farm
ngtop.
.smith-Race Grocery Co. offers 100
pounds of Purina Scratch Feed for
he highest scoring pen OF any variety
rom Marion county. T. Frank Reed,
Tairmont
Walter & nyIand offers 500 worth
If sugar for the lightest bird in
weight in the show. Won by c. c.
Srnett, Fairmont.
Rowand's store offers one $500 hat
| for the largest exhibit Of birds quail,
Ifed to win under the American Stand
ard OF Perfection. Won by c, C. Ar
nett.
w. T. Dobeny offers box of $3.50
cigars for the second large exhibit
of birds qualified TO win under the
American Standard of Perfection.
Won by ]. W. Erwin. Falrmont.
w. W. Meredith offers one setting
Of White Leghorn Eggs for the high
est scoring pen in the, Mediterranean
class exhibited by child under u
years Of age. W. +. Meredith, Fair
mont. ,sel
]. M. Hartley & Son offers one $3.50
Stetson hat for the highest scoring
female exhibited by resident Of Ma
rion county. Won by Luther Amos,
Fairmont.
Clyde CASTOR Cigar Factory offers
one box Of $50 stogies for the highest
scoring pen outside OF Marion coun-
IT, Won by ]. L. Jamison, Morgan
town.
A. G. Martin Co. offers one box ESQ
. cigars for the highest scoring pen in
the miscellaneous class. Wen by Gun
ninsham Brothers, Riyesville.
]. M. Hartley offers one $500 rock
err for the highest scoring bird in the
show exhibited by resident Of Ma
rlon county. Won by W. W. Mere
dith.
j. M. Hartley offers one $500 rock
err for the largest exhibit qualified to-
win under the American Standard OF
Perfect ton, exhibited bysa resident of
Marion county. Won by c. G. Ar
nett.
/ Cups
RlheIdaffer & BrownHCld offers one
! $3.50 Loving Cup for the highest
scoring pen in the Astattc class, Won
by Grant shurtleff, Fairmont.
A. B. Scott & Co. offers one $12.5O
Loving Cup for the highest scor'ns
pen in the American class. Won by
IL. r. Amos, Fairmont.
Fairmont Chamber OF Commerce
offers one $3.50 Cup for the highest
scoring pen in the English class. Won
Nv Mrs w r Rector. Belington.
Fairmont Chamber OF Commerce Of
fers one Greater Fairmont% Cup.
valued at $3.50 for the highest scor-
ing pen in the Mediterranean class
Won by j. l. Jamison, MorgantoMn.
Grand Prize
$4,000 for the highest scoring pen
lin theq,show Of any one OF, the Eop t;II
/ named classes. Won by ]. L. Jaml'
son, Morgantown. 4
! $1,000 for the next highest scoring
pen, to be competed for by all exceept |
the class winning the foregoing prize,
Luther Amos, Fairmont.
$1,000 for the next highest scoring
4 pen, to be competed for BY all except
the. two classes, winners of the other
4 Ryizes. !, Won BY " p; Rector 4 !,
$500 for the next highest scoring NJ