The Grady County progress. (Cairo, Grady County, Ga.) 1910-19??, July 07, 1911, Image 2

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3=^ PREMIUM LIST OF THE GRADY COUNTY FAIR The following list of premiums that will he offered at the fair, to be held next fall is published so that those who expect to com pete for them may make their arrangements accordingly. The amount of each premium will be announced later. It is sufficient to say here that these premiums will amount in the aggregate to several hundred dollars. Other premiums will be added to the list. Unless otherwise mentioned, •competition for premiums is limited to displays made from Grady county. Farm Products Best acre of short cotton. Second best acre of short cot ton. Best acre of long cotton. Second best acre of long ctton. Best acre of corn, j Second best acre of corn. Best dozen stalks of cane. Second best dozen stalks of cane. Best bushel of sweet potatoes. Second best bushel of sweet po tatoes. Best bushel of seed oates. Second best bushel of seed oats Best bushel of pinders. Second best bushel of pinds. Best bushel of wheat. Best bushel of rice. Best exhibits of products from one farm. Second best exhibit of products from one farm. Best exhibit of hay. not less than 12 bales. Second best exhibit of hay not less than 12 bales. , Second best exhibition of home grown farm and garden seed. Best exhibit velvet beans. Second best exhibit velvet beans. The best all-pupose pea not less than one-half bushel. Horticulture Best display of vegetables from one garden. Second best display of vege tables from one garden. Best display of pears. Best plate of apples. Best exhibit of nuts of all kinds. Best display of honey. Second best display of honey. Best display of oranges and other citrus fruits. Live Stock. Best bull in Grady county. Finest horse on exhibition, open to all. Best horse colt under two years raised in Grady county. Best mule colt under two years raised in Grady county. Best bull, any breed, raised in Grady county. Sscond best bull, any breed, raised in Grady county. Best cow, any breed, raised in Grady county. Second best cow, any breed, raised in Grady county. Best heifer, under two years, raised in ferady county. JBest boar anybreed, raised in Grady county. Best sow and pigs raised in Grady county. Best display of fish from any artifiicial pond in Grady county. Woman’s Department. Best collection of pickles and perserves made by exhibitor. Second best collection of pick les and perserves made by exhi- tor. Best display of pickles, jellies and preserves from any county. Best two loaves of bread. Second best two loaves of bread Best display of cakes and pies. Second best display of caka3 and pies. Best display of plain and fancy needle work by any lady in the county. Second best display of plain and fancy needle work by any lady in the county. Best display of plain and fancy needle work by any lady in any ; county. Best made garment by any lady in the county. Second best made garment by any lady in the county. Best piece of fancy work made by exhibitor. Second best piece of fancy work made by exhibitor. Best display of potted plants. Second best display of potted plants. POULTRY. American Class Best pen. Best Individual. Asiaslic and English Classes Best pen. Best individual. Mediterranian and French Classes. Best pen. Best Individual. All Other Classes. Best pen. Best Individual. Any Variety ol Any Breed Best pen from Grady county. Best cock from Grady county. Best cockerel from Grady county. Best hen from Grady county. Best pullett from Grady county. Any variety of any breed, awards to be made under the rules of the American Poultry Association; open to all. First pen, diploma. First cock, diploma. First cockerel, diploma. First pullett, diploma. Second pen, blue ribbon. Second cock, blue ribbon. . Second cockerel, blue ribbon. Second hen, blue ribbon. Second pullet, blue ribbon. Sweep Stakes All varieties competing; open to all. Best cockerel. Best pullet. Best pair from Grady county. Turkeys, ducks, geese. Second best pair trukeys, ducks geese. Best exhibit of poultry from Grady county raised by exhibitor Best dozen eggs. Best pen chickens not thorough bred. Miscellaneous Best invention or device made or patented by any citizen of Grady county during the year, 1911. The best sample of wood work made by any Grady county boy under 21 years of age. For any couple to be married at the fair. Amusements Slow mule race, no rider on his own mule. Bag race. Foot race. The baldheadest man. The ugliest man in the county. Fiddlers convention with first and second prizes. The finest bady under 12 months of age born in Grady county. Open to all. The best decorated team (one or two horse) to appear in parade; open to all. The best decorated automo bile to take part in the parade; open to all. Other features will be an nounced later. Rules and regulations to govern the award of premiums will be announced later. Any special display of note, whether from this county or any other county, though it may not be enumerated above, will be specially mentioned in the awards or given a blue ribbon as a mark of distinction. For information in regard to the fair or any premiums offered above, address B. ' M. Johnson, Secretary Board of Trade, Cairo, Ga. Fair Subscription. The following is the amount subscribed to the premium list fund of the GradyJCounty Fair, Wight Sc Browne... $25 00 Cairo Furniture Co 25 00 Higdon-Hcrring'Co. 25 00 Roddenberry Hardware Co. 25 00 Wight Hardware Co 25 00 Wight Bros. Co. 25 00 Po.ulk Bros. Co. 25 00 J. D. Holman 25 00 D. F. & W. E Oliver 25 00 Citizens Bank 15 00 Wight Reality Co 10'00 The Cannon Co. 10 00 G. W Hurst 10 00 South Georgia Land A- Loan Co J 10 00 M. Rabpeport 10 00 Dr. W. A. Walker 10 00 Grady County Furniture Co 10 00 C. M. Muggridgc.. 10 00 R. C. Bell 10 00 C. F. Sanders 10 00 White Sc Stringer 10 00 W. G . Baggett A- Son 10 00 Farmers Union Warehouse Co. 10 00 G. S. Johnson 10 00 M. L. Ledford . 10 00 W. J. Willie..!. 10 00 J. B.'Wight ... 10 00 J. J. Coppage 10 00 T. S. Copeland... 10 00 Farmers Sc Merchants Bank 10 00 W. L. Wight 5 00 Cairo Bottling Works 5 00 G. D. Reddick 5 00 J. R. Singletary 5 00 C. O. Stephens ... 5 00 Z. R. Jones '. 5 00 Dr.'JjggjSKV ■_ 5 00 Dr, J. T. Arline.. 5 00 Joe Mitchell 5 00 A. Poller 5 00 Dr. L. C. Graham. 5 00 Ira Carlisle ..... 5 00 Cairo Phone Co 5 00 W. II. Robinson 5 00 J. M. Miller & Sons 5 00 W. D. Lewis 5 00 P. H. Hearing .... 5 00 Dr. J. A. Lindsay 5 00 Ira Higdon 5 00 S. A. Barber 5 00 J. S. Weathers 5 00 Forrester* Bros ... 5 00 R. W. Ponder 5 00 .D. L. Williams 5 00 F. B. Walsh 5 00 W.H.P. O’neal 2 50 M. G. McManeus 2 50 J. M. McNair .... 2 50 H. J. Hart 2 50 Dr. J. B. Warn ell 2 50 J. F. Montgomery 2 50 R- L. Nicholson. 2 50 U. ' A. Clifford 2 50 F. A. Belcher 2 50 W. B. Brown 2.50 M. A. Brown 1 00 W. P. Matthews. 1 00 R. A. Bell - 1 00 C. Hancock 1 00 C. N. Muggridge 1 00 M. C. McManeus 1 00 J. W, Booth 100 W. J. Powell 1 00 F. T. Brown 1 00 C. L. Brown 1 00 SOME SWING TO THIS 1 # I: She ordered some goods from the Mail Order Store, And then she sat down and she ordered some more. A week or so later they came by express, And after she saw them she wailed in distress: “Why, I have been bunkoed, for right down the street These bargains I'm sure I could easily beat. It isn't so funny jt- To pay out your money And get disappointment instead of a treat. 1 ’ NO SECRET ABOUT THIS! Total - I $600 00 The subscription list is still open anyone wishing to donate some to this cause will write or call on B M Johnson, Chairman Finance Com mittee, Cairo, Ga To all my friends I wish to say that I am prepared to do first class work at my shop and would appreciate your calling around and having your whiskers trim med. All my barbers are first class men with experience and can give satisfaction. W. H. P. O’Neal. Did you read the other day about a certain prominent Mail Order merchant who was fined a large round sum by Uncle Sam for defraud ing people through the mails? He advertised a so called vacuum cleaner which didn’t clean. The government, brought together at great expense a number of persons from various parts of the country, who testified to the worthlessness of the device. It cost, Uncle Sam money, but lie got it back in the fine paid by the Mail Order merchant. The worthless vacuum cleaner cost these witnesses and many oth ers money, but they didn’t get it back, and they never will. Plenty of other such concerns are working other frauds upon the public. Persons who buy a pig in a poke can expect to get bitten. It is no secret that the country is populous with people who have been bitten by the Mail Order pig. Here’s the secret of satisfaction in buying things: Trade at home, where you can see what you’re getting for your money. The Machine Everyone Buys H. M. Ashe Company, Southern Dealers Y. M. C. A. Building, ATLANTA, GA. BEFORE YOU BUY A TYPEWRITER--Call around to the Progress office and examine the L. C. Smith & Bros. We are in the habit of ‘‘printing with a tone.” Give us your next order.