The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-11-07
SAMPSON FAIRl
SPECIAL PREMIUMS FOR
EXHIBITS TO BE MADE
DECEMBER 4TH, 5TH
AND 9TH.
offered by the Business Men Of :
GOLDSBORO.

One Ladies' Hat. by NJ. z.
Castex & Co., for bestspscimens
Of drawn linen.
One barrel Of Flour, by 1. s.
d. Sauls, for one peck each Of
half dozen varieties of best field
peas.
One sack Of Salt, by r. NJ.
Privett, for a bushel Of largest
yam potatoes.
One barrel Of Lime, by b. M.
Privett, for a bundle of the best
oats.
Ladies' Rocking Chair, $500
by Royal & Borden, for best bed
quilt made Ia 1888 or 1889.
Two boxes Of Cigars, by Matt
L. Lac. for one gallon of best
homemade syrup.
Ten yards Dress Goods, $3.50
by Futchler & Kern, for the lady
who exhibits the best dress made
by her.
Two boxes Cigars, by j. r.
Griffin, for best Sampson made
buggy.
Five hundred pounds Cotton
Seed Meal, by Goldsboro Oil
Mill, for best ten pound sample
Of lint cotton.
A Silver Cup, $3.50 by L. d.
Giddecs, for the best exhibit of
cakes and pies.
A Photograph Album (hand-
somo veneer board leaves) ($5)
by Mrs. N. R. Robey & Co.,
Goldsboro Book Store, for best
specimen Of silk embroidery.
One years subscription to
Goldsboro Weekly Angus, by j,
E. Robinson, for best exhibit of
knitting of all kinds.
One years subscription to
Headlight, for best homemade
socks.
One Book, IA standard classic,
by A. Roscower. for best speci-
men of wax work.
Dixie Plow, by Wayne Agri.
cultural works, for best bushel
meal. OF Sampson raised corn
name Of mill to be given.
FAYETTEVILLE.
Drive Well Pump (complete)
by Mcmillan Bros, for best SOW
and eight pigs.
One box Of fine Cigars, by
John Martin, for best milch COW
Two subscriptions, $4.OO one
year each of Weekly Observer
One for best stock horse one
ter best stock hog.
One subscription, $500 Semi
Weekly Observer, for best set Of
harness.
A gentleman's fine Hat, BY
Frank Thornton, for the most
graceful gentleman horse back
rider.
One pair Ladies' Kid Gloves
by Frank Thornton, for the mos
graceful lady horseback rider
ITO ride three times around tht
tack.
One pair Ladies' Shoes, by D
III. Bell, proprietor of Cumber
land House, for the best Butte
made by q girl under sixteen
year old. [The girl to do botl
milking and churnipg.1
One pair Mems Shoes, by d
III. Bell, for best native colt.
One set of table Knives ant
Forks (S1.5O) by D. G. Hollings
worth, for five yards best home
spun cloth. ~
One dozen Window Curtain
$500 by 8. Sheetz & Son, 70
ten yards best homemade car
peting.
CLINTON. ..
A cook stove, complete wit
all attachments ($2O.0O) by w
A. johnson for the best exhibi
canned goods, jellies, preserve
and pickles. EF trEE =.
One years subscription +
The CAUCASIAN for the bes
yield Of corn per acre with hom
made fertilizer. ar- rrEeT
The CAUCASIAN one year TO
the best bale of hay saved b
any Sampson farmer this year.
THE CAUCASIAN one year
the farmer who furnishes
written statement of the bes
plan for making home mad
fertilizer which he has trie
statement to be published /
The CAUCASIAN after fairy
One years subscription
The CAUCASIAN to the farlne
who has on exhibit the create:
variety of thoroughbred or in
proved stock.
One pair ladies' French XII
button boots $5, by A. F. Johr
SON & Co. for best suit of Jeal
OF homemade cloth.
A buggy Lap Robe, by A.
johnson d Co., for the farm.
4 whose exhibit at the Fair shoV
him to be the best and most pr
gressive farmer in the county.
. MISCELLANEOUS.
One pair Ladies' fine Sho,
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