The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-04-03
MERCHANTS OFFER PRIZES
FOR BOURBON SCHOOL FAIR


Much interest is being manifested
in the coming Schol Fair to be held
in this city on April IT, Prizes will
be offered for work done by the pupils
of the Bourbon counay schools, in the
exhibition which will take place in
the court house.
1t is expected that the exhibit will
surpass all previous exhibits in the
county. Everyone interested in this
commendable work is urged to attend
bins requests that all articles for ex-
hibition shall be in her Office not later
than Monday, April IS, in order that
they may be classified, marked and
judged by the committees in ample
time for the exhibit.
Following are the prizes offered by
the Paris merchants:
Best specimen of freehand drawing
First prize, kodak, Daugherty
Bros; second prize, 50, Craig Davis
Motor Company, John Merrilger.
Best map of North America-First
prize, SIS, Pearce Patton, ]. O.Marshall;
second prize, So, ]. w. Davis, H. S.
S. Struby.
Best map of United States-First
prize, SIS; Peoples Bank second prize,
| So, E. B. January.
Best set of copy books (three in a
set)-First prize, S., Judge G. A. Nc
MILAN; second prize, 81, Prichard &
Ball.
Best set of arithmetic papers (three
in set)-FirSt prize, desk, j. T. Hin
ton Co.; second prize, $3.50, George
Batterton.
Best set of language papers (three
in a sea)-First prize, rocking chair,
A. F. Wheeler Furniture Co.; second
prize, 50 in groceries, J. E. Craven;
one box stationery, DR.. Oberdorfer.
Best composition, Care of the
Teeth'-First prize, merchandise, c..
E. Butler; second prize, $3.50.
Best made apron-First prize, $3.50;
Joseph A. Farris; two-pound box of
candy, Miss Holiday; second prize,
81 in groceries, T. C. Lehman.
Best made waist-First prize, bar
pin, A. J. Winters & Co.; second
prize, 81, J. S. Wilson & Bro.
Best made dust cap-First prize,
Ford & Co.; second prize, $3.50 in
groceries, LAWN & Connell.
Best specimen of embroidery
First prize, S. ring, William Shire;
second prize, So box candy, Peoples
Pharmacy; stamped linen, Twin Bros.
Best specimen of hemStitching
First prize, $3.50, w. G. McClintock;
So book, Paris Book Co.; second prize,
awo boxes stationery, Clarke & Co.
Best specimen of crocheting
prize, SIS, Buckner Woodford, Sr.; sec
end prize, $3.50 in groceries, Taylor &
Jordan.
Best specimen OF tatting-First
chandise, Frank & Co.; second prize,
So in merchandise, Warden & Sol.
Best specimen of knitting
prize, $3.50; Deposit Bank; hat, Mrs.
NJ. Parker; second prize, one box
hosiery, Burnaugh's.
Best specimen of bead Wark-First
prize, one pair silk hose, Mitchell &
Blakemore; second prize, So in gro
ceries, Logan Howard.
Best specimen of paper cutting by
boy-First prize, SIS in merchandise,
j. w. Davis & Co.; second prize, 81
in merchandise, Higgins & Flanagan.
Best specimen of paper weaving
First prize, $3.50 in merchandise, Low
ry & Talbot; second prize, 81, N.
Kriener.
work-First prize. So DR.. c. G.
work-Firsa prize, SIS, DR.. c. G.
Daugherty; second prize, $3.50, James
Mcclure.
Best specimen OF woodwork-FirstI
prize, So, Bourbon Lumber Co.; Sec
ond prize, 81. Templin Lumber Co.; 81
shirt, Price & Co.
Best composition, Gardens and
Flowers First prize, SO, second So
third, 81; Stuart & O'Brien; seeds
and bulbs.