The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-12-26
SAMPSON FAIR.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS FOR
1850 AWARDED AS FOL-
LOWS:
WILMINGTON.

Mrs. u. u. stevens, one pair Oh |
fine Ladies' Shoes, By Chestnut /
81 Bar entine, for best Dress,
mada of home made cloth.
Miss Mary G. Ferrel!, $500
Rocker, by the Knoxville Furn-
iture Company, for the hand
soonest Painting in Oil.
Mrs. w. Fitzpatrick, so yards
fruit of loom-sheeting, by Nor
ris, Bear d Brothers, for best
exhibit in class |. department +.
Mrs. j. A. Oates, Daily Mes
senger one year, (7.0O) by j. A.
Bonitz, for best scuppernong
wine.
T. L. Pugh, Weekly Messen-
ger one year, by La. Bonitz, for
one bushel largest ears Of corn.
j. G. Hobbs, Weekly Messen-
ger, by j. A. Bonitz, for largest
turnips.
J.R. Beaman, Weekly Messen-
ger Oh year, by j. a. Bonitz, for
best pumpkins.
J. A. Stevens, Daily Star one
year, by VIM. III. Bernard, for
best naive colt under two years.
d. l.. Farrior, Weekly Star
one year, by VIM. II. Bernard,
for belt native colt over two
years.
j. w. Wright, one years sub
scription to the Weekly Star, by
VIM. II. Bernard, for best..nilch
COW.
II. L. Brewer, Weekly Star,
one year, by Wm. II. Bernard,
for best yoke of oxen.
Mrs. w. T. Fitzpatrick, $500,
by A. Sprunt & Sons, for best
home-mane rugs and table COW
er5.
Mrs. M. Hanstein, brass and
irons, $500 by Giles e. Murchi-
son, for best exhibit of silk,
wool and cotton embroidery.
Miss Sudie Faison, one pair of
cologne bottles, $500 by Mess.
Munds Brothers drugstore, for
best photo crayon drawing.
The following premiums are
offered by f. Rheinstein & Co.:
Miss ,, l dozen
fine hankerchiefs, by
!, for the prettiest lady OH
the grounds. Not awarded.
Mrs. H. 3. Culbreth, fine
lace cap, by for
the prett;est baby on the grounds
r. F. Herring, a counterpane,
by for best display
of fruits, &c.
G. W: Hobba, q gentleman's
fine hat, by for the
largest exhibit of farm products
f. W. Kerr, Jr., a buggy lap.
robe, by +. Rheinstein G. Co., fol
largest exhibit Of fowls.
j. l.. Boykin, one barrel flour
by Mat. j. Hyer, for largest ex'
hibit in class !, department A
G. W. Rackley, one barrel Of
-four, by d. l.. Gore, for largest
and best exhibit of poultry.
Mrs. A. W. Lamb, and Mrs. E
w. Kerr, two cases Of soap, $50
by r. w. Hicks, for best two ex
hibits under class ], department
E.
Mrs. E. w. Kerr, one barre
-four, by Holmes & Walters, TO
the best loaf bread.
$500, by Hal
& Pearsall, for lady taking mos
premiums on household articles
1.-THE above cannot be deter
mined till all the premiums ar
published.
Mrs. A. w. Lamb, one barre
champion food, by Stevenson
Taylor, $4,000 for best dair.
display.
Miss Lille Chestnut, must
book, ($1.OO) by Heinsberger'
bookstore, and poems, ($1.OO) b
Weber, for best arranged speci
men Sampson grasses.
Miss Lille Chestnut, Banne
Stand Lamp, by James A. Tay
lor, for best crazy quilt work.
Z. G. Herring. $500, by Wi
liams & Hutchinson, for bes
bale of cotton.
Miss Florence Faison, $500
by Williams & Murchison, fc
best specimens of crayon draw
ing.
DR.. ]. A. Stevens, two barre
-four or $12 cash, by Adrian ,
Vollers, for fastest racers Sam
son owned-half mile dash.
Miss Bette Murphy, Fanil
Bible, $500, by Yates bookstor
for best specimens crochet worl
zephyr and thread.
w. Williamson, gentlemen
hat, $3.50, by l. Shrier, fe
best trior game chickens.
Mrs. G. w. Rackley, one be
of soap, 100 bars, $500, by Ma
fit & Corbett, for best displa
of home made garments.
Miss Sudie Faison, one III
$500 by X. M McIntire, fl
best specimen of China paintin
Miss Sudie Faison, one pair {
Lady's button boots, $500, t
Geo. r. French, for best pain
ing in water colors.
Miss Sudie Faison, one lam
$500, by Alderman & Flame
for the largest collection
paintings and drawings, exec
Tod IN 1893 and 1890