The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-11-21

oiiercd by Business Men or Ciiu.
ton.

- AtoA stofs, cotlpscte Win Ill
attachments ts20.00l by w. A. John
son for the best exhibit canned goods,
jcllies, preserves aud pickles.
Que years subscription 10 TIIR
CAUCASIAN for the best yield Of corn
per acre with homemade fertilizer.
THE CAUCASIAN ono year for tho
best bale OF hay saved by any Samp-
son farmer this year.
THE CAUCASIAN one year 10 tho
farmer who furnishes q written state
ment OF the best plan for making
homemade fertilizer which he has
tried. statement to be published In
THE CAUCASIAN after tho Fair.l
One years subscription 10 THE
CAUCASIAN to the farmer who has
on exhibit the greatest variety OF
thoroughbred or improved stock.
One pair Ladies' French Kid But
ton Boots, (S5.e0) by A. +. johnson
& Co., for best suit Of Jeans OF home
made cloth.
A buggy Lap Robe, by A. T.. John
son & Co., for the farmer whose ex-
hibit at the Fair shows him 10 DO the
best and most progressive farmer In
the county.
$40, by II. E. Faison, for the fast.
est racer; one-third mile, best two
in three. (Jocky Club rules Race
to take place Thursday.
S5, by III. +. Faison, for tho fast
est racer for q single QUE third milo
heat. (Race Thursday.)
THE Sl2 offered by Adrisn & Vol
lerD, Of Wilmington, will be given
for the fastest half mile heat on
Friday.f
$40, by II. E. Faison, TOR the fast.
est foot race of 200 yards, to be COM
pete1 for by three Of the most corp
ulent Alliance u,en In the county.
Race TO take place at 2 o'clock on
Friday.
One pair Of ladies' Shoes, by w.
G.. Rackley, for five pounds best
homemade soap, sest and hard.
One Gentleman's Hat, by w. q
Rackloy, for the most ingenious
piece of handiwork promotive Of
farm economy.
A Silver Butter Knife, by G., T..
RswIs, for second best butter.
A Watch Chai I, worth 90, by G..
II. Rawls, for the best home stocked
plow.
Improved Waterbury Watch, )se-
ries E) worth SO. by II. B. Giddens,
! for best display Of improved breeds
of poultry mot less than three to be
exhibited.
s., by Capt. g. Partrick.-S3 for
bes' bale of Sampson raised hay; S2
for 10 yards Of best homemade wool
en- goods for mems clothing.
80, by Mathis & Bizzell. for fat
test beef on exhibit.
S5, by Watson & Peterson, for best
cooked foods, including meats, breads,
delicacies, etc.
Ladies' Hat, (2.50) by M. e. Pc
terson & Go. for the lady who can
exhibit the best worked button holes,
to be worked with silk.
One Box of Tobacco, (13 pounds)
by Pope aud Culbrcth, for best hye
pound sample Of Sampson raised to-
bacco.
One Pair Kid Gloves, by Mrs.
Moore & Patrick, for the best ex-
hibit of arasene work.
i 50, by ID. b. Nicholson. for the
best Sampson folded colt under one
year old.
s2, by f. r. Cooper, for the fast
est OK in one-third mile rsce. tGo
as you please.)
One pair Of Means SO Caters, by
Stewsrt & Hines, for the best native
brood SOW.
s5, by J. III. Royals for best
exhibit of small grain; and 81 for
hest made suit of clothes for boy,
made by Sampson lady.
One pair Means Shoes, f$2.50) by
L. III. Patrick & Bro. for the best
milch COW, with calf.
81, by ID. NJ. Patrick, for the best
pound cake by girl under 20 years
Of age.
81, by G. p. Johnson, for the best
butter.
A $3.50 Hat, by NJ. Hanstein, for
best pen Of sheep, not less than 6.
a pair SO w. l.. Douglas Shoe, by
NJ. Hanstcin, for second best bale OF
Cotton.
Ten yards Fruit of the Loom
Bleaching, by N. Hanstein, for best
pair home knit socks.
Ten pound caddie of Chewing To.
bacco, by r.. ]. Williams, for the
best exhibit of fruit trees grated In
Sampson nursery.
One Cream Cheese, by j. +. Roy
al for the largest pumpkin.
sl.00 lin g0ldl by Prof. Ishan
f Royal, County Superintendent Pub
lie instruction, for the best map OF
Sampson county, drawn by public
school pupil.