The Little River news., 1916-11-04
PRIZE WINNERS
 AT THE FAIR
Last of Prize Winners Announced Thursday; Great Crowds are
 Attending; Ends Today.

 visited Ashdown have been here daily all this week. Visitors are here from day 10 day from every sect on of the county, and many have attended from other counties. Each day from noon until 12 o'clock at night the streets are a seething mass of jolly good ma ured people. The Clifton-Kelley Shows seem to be furnishing plenty Of amusement to draw them back night after night. The bright lights the music, the shows, the carnival spirit of the great crowds all lend to the merriment of the occasion. Peo- pie Ike to congregate in great crowds and to mix and mingle and be merry. This is without doubt the greatest week of enjoyment over experienced in the history of the county.
 The number of exhibis at the fair were not so numerous as could be de- sired, but the quality was good. The fair commi tee is encouraged by the possibility of having bigger and bet ter fair next year. The hope to start long in advance of the time. possibly net later than January, to plan for it in order that the people may get ex- hibits ready. The short notice was all that prevented great quantities of exhibits this year. The hog show was easily the best single display at the fair. The list of premiums for pure bred swine is long one, still we have in the county. world of fine stock that was not on hand.
 Agricultural Winners.
 Best ten ears corn-W. H. Moffett Richmond, $10.
 Second best ten ears corn-John D. Freeman, Ashdown, s5.
 Best bale pea hay-S. C. Reynolds Ashdown, $1.
 Best large pumpkin, Jeff Hawkins iRichmond, s1.
 Best Irish potatos, J. A. Baskins, Ashdown, s1.
 Best peck sweet potatoes, J. A. Nc Donald, Ashdown, $1.
 Best display peppers, J. T. Grounds, Ashdown, $1.
 Best bunch radishes, Lena Keener, Ashdown, s1.
 Best display tomatoes - J. T. Grounds, Ashdown, $1.
 Best gallon fall beans--J. A. Mc- Donald. 50 cents.
 Best peck of wheat-Dr. J. H. Judd, Ashdown, $1. Best peck of oats,-Dr. J. H. Judd. Ashdown, $1.
 Best bale of Alfalfa hay-S. c. Rey- holds, $1. Chickens.
 White Wyandotts, Mrs. L. P Beck, Ashdown, s2. Barred Plymouth Rocks,-Mrs J.. E. Thomas, s2.
 Rhode Island Reds-Mrs J. E. Thomas, $2.
 Brown Leghorrs-John Freeman, Ashdown $2. < Best pure bred Duroc- Jersey boar 'zonder 1 year olG-Judge J. T. Cowl spAg. $5
 Best pure bred Poland China boar, under 1 year old-J. M Donald, $5. A Nest pure bred Duroc-Jersey gilt, Nlnder year old--Judge J. T. Cowl ng.
 T Best Poland China gilt under year bld-Fred Huchell, Foreman, $5.
 Best Duroc Jersey SOW over l year old, Judge J. T. Cowlng, $5.
 Best pure bred Poland China sow over 1 year old-J. E. Thomas, $5. Best pure bred Duroc Jersey boar, over 1 year old-Judge J. T. Cowl- ing, $5.
 Best pure bred Poland China boar, over year-J. F. Thomas, $5.
 Best six pigs, Poland China breed ". B. Huchell Foreman, $5.
 Best six pigs, Duroc Jersey, s. c. Reynolds, $5.
 Best male, any age or breed, J. T, Cowling, a Duroc Jersey, $5.
 Best SOW, any age or breed, Judge Cowling, $3. Duroc Jersey
 Best pen of pigs under months, w. B. Huchell, $3.
 Cotton.
 Best bale long staple cotton, grown by w. H. Spignor, Ben Lomond, gin ned by the United Oil Mills, bought by s. g. Cobb, weight 51s pounds, price 27 cents, amounting to s1ss.ss. Sold to II. F. Ford for Lesser-Gold-