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Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12

Don't IAN 70 enquiEe g the Rock Islan9 de.
or pasasure.
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12

CTRAYED-A span of mules, one horse and
Done mare from one mile west of brewster.
Finder will be rewarded by notifying J. M.
Finley ut Brewster pOstOfice. 1T
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12

GENTS WANTED-For the best selling
AbOoks in the world. Good outfit and guar
antee you $500 per pay. We mean business.
Address on postal to BOX 105, Hoxie, Kans.
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12
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In dry climates leaves Aave . wsHRspEoof
covering. but do not have ttis n Dpist Oh
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12

OW lon il was IN
my little seventy.
nine room. henmed
in, - II were. BY the
roar and tumult o1
the noisy hotel r
the gray gloom o.
the October even
ingl
All alma In thl
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12

Over76 premiums received. Fully warranted.
Send for catalogue and price list Cash or
on easy payments, with per cent interest
CHICAGO ILL.
Thomas County cat., 1889-12-12
CHEAP COLUMN.
WANTED.

IATANTED-TO exchange two span of mules
w wagons and harness for property or will
sell cheap for cash. 12-53t X. l.. CHAMBERS.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-11-21
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
Offered by Business Mem og Colds
EorD.

One pair Button Kip Ladies'
Shoes, tS3.50) by II. We'll & Bro,
for best home-Tna,:c ocd spread.
One Ladies Hat. by Il. E. Castex
& Co., for best sI,ecirncnS OF dram
liEen.
One barrel o. Flour, by /. s. ID.
Sauls, for one peck each of half
dozen varieties Of bps; field peas.
One sack OF Salt, l.: B. NJ Privett
for d bushei 81 largest yam potatoes.
One barrel of Lime, by Il. n.
Privett, for Il bundle OF the best
oats.
Ladies' Rocking Chair, tS5.00) by
Royal & Borden, for best bed quilt
made in 1888 or 1880.
Two boxes Of Cigars. by Matt L.
Lee, for one gallon Of best home
made syrup.
Ten yards Dress Goods, (s2.50) by
Futchler & Kern, for the lady who
exhibits the best dress made by her
Two boxes Cigars, b. R.Griffin
for best Sampson made buggy.
FiyeShuadred pounds Cotton Seed
Meal, by Goldsboro Oil Mill, fol
best ten pound sample of lint cot
ton.
| A Silver Cup, (s3.50l by L. d
lGiddens, for the best exhibit o
cakes and pies.
4 Photograph Album thandsoms
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-11-21

E. Clarence Stedman, whose
social and literary receptions
are so noted for their intellec-
tual, improving and elevating
character, in referring to the
"Howdydo and trashy talk
STYLE" indulged in by most peo-
pie az evening gatherings of all
kinds, is reported as saying:
"That is very we'll for the fashion
able people who haye come together
to show off their toilets-the women
to be seen of men, and the men to
see the women; but why in the
name Of reason should sensible peO-
pie, with something in their heads
and nothing worth looking at on
their backs--conduct themselves in
this puss-in-the-corner fashion. But
l take 1T that this is not because we
lack good takers, but because we
lack good listeners.
"It would be a most excellent
thing if we could all give our minds
to learning to talk decently, for
when we do we will appreciate good
talk in others more, ,and there will be
better chance for something worth
calling "intellectual society,""
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-11-21
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
Offered by business Men Of Fay.
ettcviiIe.

Drive Well Pump complete by
Mcmillan Bros, for best SOW and
eight pigs.
One box of fine Cigars, by John
Martin, for best miich cow.
Two subscriptions, S4.09 one year
each of Weekly Observer; One for
best stock horse; one for best stock
hog
One subscription, $500 Semi
Weekly Observer, for best set of
harness.
4 g"ntieman's fine Hat, by Frank
Thornton, for the cmost graceful gen.
tleman horseback rider
One pair ladies' Kid Gloves, by
Frank Thornton, for the most grace
ful lady horseback rider. ITO ride
three times around the track.
One pair Ladies' Shoes, by ID. II
Bell, proprietor Of Cumberland
House, for the best Butter made by
girl under sixteen years old. The
girl to do both milking and churn-
ing.
One pair Mons Shoes, by d. II.
Bel, for best native colt.
One set of l2ble Knives and Forks
$3.50 by d. G. Hollingsworth, for
FIVE yards best ho:0e-span cloth.
One dozen Window Curtains 49,
By S. Shcetz & Son, FOR tea yar,Ir
best homemade carnetipg.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-11-21

We TO readers picture Of the distn ssed
der and statesman who will speak at the Sampson County Fair
Veterans Day. December 5 next He is of the most
popular prominent OF the Governors the United States
today and frequently spoken Of the Southern candidate for
the position of Vice President of the Nation.
John Esten Cooke the popular Vjnan author in his very
readable and interesting book SurY of Eagles Nest which is
story Of the late thus describes the General page 29
General Fitz his friends called him. about twenty
of low stature and with stout and vigorous His
rudy laughing his bright penetrating and full of
heavy oustache beard half the
and ucant counenance He brown felt hat loop
and decorated with aher dress coat elegant
cavalry boots against which ratified his long General
Fzhugh Lee" seemed to enjoy the profession like
ie with the army.
Later in speaking Of the disputed Key's
Ford he says: 81 describe it III its animated details
other hand must chronicle the splendid gaanry the
band Of Lee, fighting and tell
what dash and courage Fitzhugh Lee led his men,"
the distinguished speakers will
Fair week after next Come him and hear him.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-11-21
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
Offered by business Men Of Will
mingtOn.

$500 Dunlap Hat, by S. III. Fish
blate, for the best harness horse.
One pair fine Ladies' Shoes, by
Chestnut & Barrentine, for the best
dress made of homemade cloth.
A nice Rocker for lady, $4,000 by
Knoxville Furniture Company, for
the handsomest painting in oil. (Not
open for teachers.
One piece (50 yards) "Fruit of
Loom Sheeting, by Morris Bear &
Bro, for the best exhibit under Glass
/ of Department f.
One years subscription, by Mes
senger, (s7) for one gallon of the
best scuppenong wine.
Three subscriptions weekly S4.50)
by Messenger, enc for bushel of larg.
est ears of eo-n. The same for lare
est turnips. The same for Largest
pumpkin.
One years subscription, (daily S6]
by 5taf, for the best native colt, un.
der two years.
Three subscriptions, weekly 81
by Star, one for the best native colt,
over two years. Same for best yoke
of oxen. SaIne for best milch cows
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-11-21

Gov. Fowle has appointed AS
sociate Justice Merrimcn Chief
Justice to fill the vacancy caused
by the death ot Chief Juatice
Smith. Superior Court Judge
Clarke has been appointed vs
Associate Justice, and Spiel
Whitaker made Judge to fill
Clarke's place. The appoint.
ments are all good, but we agree
with the Messenger that it seems
to be o. kind Of Raleigh monop-
oily. Mr.. Whitaker is a very
astute lawyer, made quite rep
utation in the Grissom trial and
has been chairman of the State
Democratic Executive Commit
tee for several years.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-11-21
AT THE CAPITAL.
What Is Transpiring at the Head
Of the Nation.

Reg. Cor. THE CAUCASIAN.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 18th.
Senator Blackburn is one of
the most popular, if not the
most popular man, in public
life, with the "boys". A little
incident that occurred here this
week shows how he obtains and
how he keeps that popularity.
He has q friend here who is in
the tolls Of the law. An appli-
cation was to be made in his ia
vor to one Of the local courts
and "Joe" Blackburn, as nine
people ont Of every ten here
call the Junior Senator from
Kentucky, was asked to join
several other lawyers in this
move on behalf of the prisoner.
He readily consented, bnt at the
last minute it was discovered
that Senator Blackburn Was not
q member Of the local bar. Did
he allow that to freeze him out
Of the case? Not q bit of it. He
had himself admitted to the bar
and took his place with the
prisoners other counsels and
now the prisoner is out on bail.
The Three Americas Con-
gress is back in Washington but
owing to the fatigue Of its mem-
bers regular sittings will not
begin until next week. The
delegates are enthusiastic over
what they saw during their
forty days trip around the coun-
try.
Mr.. Wanamaker does not like
the name of 'fAnanias" which
Senator Hampton's stinging
letter has hung to his coat tail
for the rest of his life.
In view of the fact that Vice
President Morton's big apart
ment house in this city has be-
come, or bids fair to become a
National issue, your correspon-
dent deems it only fair to say
that there is no bar-room, as
such place is commonly
known, in the building, but, in
one end of the cafe there are q
pumber Of tables at which you
can sit and be served with al.
the liquor you care to pay for
| IF Democrats are correctly in
formed the next Democratic
Senator from Ohio will be Ell
ther John r. Mclean or Calvin
s. Brice.
u One of Washington's mos
prominent printers has beer
discharged from the Govern
ment printing Office becaus'
while on the street on the nigh
of the recent elections, he CAV,
, a cheer over the bulletined an
nouncement that Ohio had gon
democratic.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-11-21

veneer board leavesl lss.ool By Mrs
y. II. Robey a Co., 0oitiShorc Book
Store, for best specimen or silk csn.
hroldery.
oae years subscription TO Colds
boro Weekly Argus, by ]. Il. Rob
inson. for best exhibit OF knitting of
all kinds.
One years subscription to Head
light, for hest homemade socks.
One book, Ia standard clasiel by
4. Roscowes. for best specimen OF
wax work.
Dixie Plow, by Wayne Agricultu.
raj works, for hast bushel meal, Of
Sampson raised eori--name OF mill
To ne givea.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-11-21
THE EDITORS CHAIR.
HOW THINGS LOOK FROM
OUR STAND POINT.
The Opinion of The Caucasian and
the Opinion of others which we
Can Endorse on the Various
Topics of the Day.

Democratic ideas are spread
ing. Brazil has deposed her king
Don Pedro, who was the wisest
ruler South of the United States
and sat up a form Of govern
ment very similar to our own.
1t is now the United States OF
Brazil. The world moves.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

Olepair LADIES' fine Shoes [s4l by
Wingo, Elicit & Crump, Richmond,
Va, represented by Mr.. Creech, Of
Selma, for best specimen Of cotton
embroidery.
One barrel silver Lake Flour, by
A. B. Goodwin, Dunn, N. G., for best
farm horse.
One suit Mems fine Winter Under
wear, by r. w. Rice, Of Baltimore,
for the handsomeSt ssold" bachelor
in the county.
One pair Gentlemen's fine Shoes,
(S5) by VIM. Badham, OF
Edenton, n. G., representing Wei
mer, Wright & Watkins, Of Balti-
more, for best bedroom set OF furn-
iture made In the county.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-11-21

5000. by \. Sprunt & Son for the
best homemade rugs and table COW
ers.
Parlor Brass Andirnns 1851 hy
Giles Il Nurchisoa, for the lady who
exhibits tho best silk, wool and cot.
ton embroidery.
\ pair of handsome Cologne Bot
tics, filed, worth s., by Munds
B,othcr's Drugstore, for best photo
craycn drawing.
One dozen fine haudkerchiefk, fog
the prestiest lady Oh the grounds.
ID. j. Aaron, Judge.
\ fine iaee cap far the prettiest
baby on The grounds.
A counterpart Tor the best display
of fruits, etc.
n gentien.an's fine hat for the
largest exhibit of farm products.
a buggy lap rol,o for the largest
exhibit of f1owies.
The premiums offered for the
above are 10 bc worth $40 or more
and will he paid by +. Rheinsteir
& Co.
One barrel Spin cess" Flour, by
Matt j. Hyer, for the largest exhlb.
1T IN Glass L, Department A.
Oae barrel "D. l.. CO. Flour, by
ID. Il. Gore, for the largest and best
exhibit of poultry.
Two cases of "Challenge" Soap
worth $40, by II. w. Hicks, for tn,
best two exhibits under Glass /, De
partment 4, Quantity, quality and
variety will be the tests.
One barrel "point Lace' Flour
by Holmes Il Walters. for best loa
Of bread made from same -four, K
be furnished by II. & w. Thos,
wishing 10 compete for this priz,
viii send their names to the Secre
tary, who will have samples Of fiou
sent them.
$500, by lfall & Pearsall, TO thu
lady who takes the most premium,
on articles for household use.
Half barrel champion Food
worth $40, by J. c, Stevenson & Tay
lor, for best display ofproducts from
dairy.
Music Book, (sl.00); Poems b,
Weber, (s1.0Ol by Heinsberger'
Book Store, for tho most artisticallN
arranged specimens of Sampson
grasses.
Banner" Stand Lamp, by Jas. A
Taylor, for best Crazy Quilt Work
$1,000, by Williams IL Murchison
$500 for best bale cotton, not les
than 500 pounds, and $500 for tn,
best specimens of crayon drawing
mot photo. Not open for teachers.
Two barrels of Flour, Tor Sl2 l.
cash) by Adrian & Vollers, for tn,
fastest racer, Sampson owned.
$500 Family Bible, by Yates
Book Store, for best specimens o
Crochet Work zephyr and thread) .
Gentleman's Hat (S2.50), for tn,
best trio of game chickens, by /
Shrier.
One Box Soap 200 bars) (s5.O0l
by Maflitt & Corbett, for best dis
play of homemade garments.
Z $500 Rtlg, by r. NJ. McIntire, 70
the best specimens China Paintin,
mot less than twelve pieces.)
| Handsome pair Ladies' ButtoI
Boots $500, by George R. French
for the best painting in water colors
Alderman & Flanner, q handsome
Lamp, decorated shade, with fixture
worth $500, for the largest sDllec
ton of paintings, drawings, &c.
| Department G executed in 1888
'89.
Jun. II. Mallard one cream cheese
for best display Of orchard fruits.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-11-21

What are you going to bring to
the Sampson Fair? Have you
good stock. Have you good pOul-
try? Have you good corn or grain
of any kind? If SO, as q good
citizen you will bring it to the
Fair and prove to the world that
we have live and progressive
county,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-11-21

For best horse colt, one year
old, eS1.0o.
For best mare colt, one year
old, S1.0o.
For best mare, with horse colt
by her side, $500.
For best mare, with mule colt
by Ler side, $500.
Glass 2--Jacks. Jennets and
Mules.
For best jack, under 10 years
old, $500.
For best jenny, pnder 10 years
old, $500.
For best lnule raised in Samp-
soi county, under 10 years old. SO.
Committee 10 be appointed at
the Fair.
Glass 3 3-Speed Horse.
For fastest trotter, time 2.40,
open 10 the world, $500.
For fastest trotter, Sampson
raised, $1,000.
For fastest trotter, Sampson
owned, $500.
Best PAGER, $1,000.
Best walker, $500.
Glass 4-Harness and Saddl {
Horses.
For best harness horse. $500.
Best saddle horse, $500.
No stallion can be entered iT
this class.
All Exhibitors in cIa IS 3 mus
pay the Secretary, at the time OF
Offering. 90 cents for each entry
ticket, aid for class 4, 25 cents
Committee to be appointed al
the Fair.
THIRD DIVISION-SHEEP
GOATS AND SWINE.
b. $. PETERSON, Superintendent
For best thoroughbred ram
each breed, S2.OO.
Best thorough bred eve, eacl
breed, S1.OO.
Best pair grades, $1.O0.
Best pair natives, $500.
Best herd Of sheep, not les:
than ten, $500.
Class 2--Thorough-bred Swine
For best boar 1 year old OF
over, each breed, So 90.
Best SOW, l year old or over
esch breed, $2.0o.
Best SOW, with not less than
pigs, each breed, $500.
Best pair pigs between 3 ani
8 months old, $1.OO.
Glass 3-Grades.
For best boar, one year old o.
over, $500.
best SOW, one year old or over
$1.00.
Best SOW with not less than
pigs, $500.
Best pair Of pigs between
and 8 months old, $1.OO.
Class 4-Natives.
| For best boar, one year old O
over, $500.
Best SOW, one year old or over
S1OO.
Best SOW with not less than
pigs, $500.
Best pair pigs between thre'
and eight months old, $1.O0.
Best boar Of any breed,( d,(sweep
stakes), $500.
Class 5-Fat Hogs.
For best lot of pork hogs, no
less than five head, $500.
Best largest fat hog, $4.00.
Best second largest fat hog. 81
All thorough-bred animals ar
required to be registered in tn
Herd Book of the Sampson
County agricultural Society
otherwise premiums will b.
withheld.
Committee to be appointed a
the FAIR.
FOURTH DIVISION-Poultry
J. j. PEARsALL, Superintendent
For the best pair of chicken
or other fowls, 30 cents.
| Committee to be appointed a
the Fair.
| DEPARTMENT E-Ho0sehol
Department.
j. W. WRIGHT, superintendent.
Glass Lard. Tallow, Soap
Flour, Meal, &c.
For best leaf lard, not les
than five pounds. $l.00.
Best cake of tallaw, not les
than five pounds, so cents.
Laundry soap, Is pound Ger
tificate) for making, $1.O0.
Dried Fruit, one peck OF kind
so cents.
Half barrel Flour (Sampson @
:. adjoining counties), $500.
Meal, one busbel, so cents.
Holniny, one bushel, SO cent!
Don1n bon,C not 1ecc, III, =, r "
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-11-21
ATTENTION.

WIN II pay you 10 advertise
I'm THE Caucasian
Look at our advertisinS col.
umns, and you viii see hov
many are profiting by L.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-11-21
The committee TO be appoint
ed at the Fair.

The committee To be appoint
ed at the Fair.
Glass 4-Vinegais, &c.
W. X. rlGroRp, Superintendent
For best specimen of vinegar
(Salnpson made) sI.o0.
Class 5-PTeserves, Jams, &c.
For best specimen of preserves.
(home.madel so cents.
Best jaiE, (home-madel so cts.
g marmaiade, (home-made)
so cents.
Home-cpred Fruit, each kino,
so cents.
Committee To be appointed at
the Fair.
Class 6-Jellies, Syrups, &c.
For bestspeciinen homemade
jelly, 90 cents.
Best specimen of homemade
syrup, 80 cents.
Glass 7-Canned Fruits, &c.
For best canned peaches, SEC.
f" grapes, so cents.
8" blackberries, so cts.
huckleberries, 80 cts.
E" tomatoes, so cents.
q 0 haaus 40 cants
+" corn, so cents.
A written statement of the
manner of canning must be de-
posted with the Secretary.
Glass 8-Pickles and Catsups.
For best specimen Of pickles,
each kind, 30 cents.
Best specimens of catsups,
(home-made), so cents.
COMMITTEES to be appointed at
the Fair.
DEPARTMENT T.
]. A. OATES, Superintendent.
Class I--Domestic Manufacture,
For best suit homespun
clothes, $500.
Best single wool blanket,
homemade, so cents.
Best single counterpane, 81 90.
mattress made in Samp-
son county or adjoining coun-
ties, 80 cents.
Best 5 yards cotton cloth, 80
cents.
Best s yards plain wool cloth,
SO ants.
Best 5 yards woolen jeans, 81
Second best 5 yards woolen
jeans, $l00.
Best 5 yards carpeting, S1.O0.
+" coverlet, S1.00.
. woOlen socks, 25.
cotton socks, 25.
homespun plaids, o..
4" 5 yards flannel, $l.O0.
Glass 2-North Carolina Manu-
factures.
For best bale osnaburgs, Di-
ploma.
Best bale sheeting, Diploma.
/" shirting,
g" " cotton yarn, all
numbers, Diploma.
| Committee to be appointed al
the Fair.
Class 3-Patch Work.
W. L. FAIsoN, Superintendent.
For the the best specimen of
patch work, S1.O0.
Second best specimen of patch
work, so cents.
Best specimen Of tufting, each
kind, 80 cents.
| Committee to be appointed al
the Fair.
Glass Needle Work.
| For best specimen of needle
work, 80 cents.
| Committee to be appointed a
the Fair.
Class 5-Embroidery, &c.
For best specimen Of embroi
dery, so cents.
| Best worsted work, 30 cents.
geutleman's shirt, hand
made, 80 cents.
Best gentleman's shirt, ma
chine made, so cents.
Committee to be appointed a
the Fair
DEPARTMENT. u.
MARION BUTLER, superintendent
Glass 1-Shell, Wax. Bead, Rms
tic Work, DC.
For specimens OF each, 80 cents
Glass 2-Fine Arts.
For superior specimens O.
drs wing, so cents.
For superior specimens O
painting, $1.00.
For superior specimens o
photographs, Diploma
Committee to be appointed a
the Fair.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-11-21
Sampson and adjoining counties,

and adjoining counties, 80 cents.
Best specimen of plantation
tanned leather, made in Samp-
son and adjo;ning counties, 80
cents.
Best plantation dressed leath-
er, made in Sampson and adioin-
ing counties, 30 cents.
Best bee hive, made in Sa,np-
son and adjoining counties, ,50cts.
Best dozen bricks, made in
Sampson ard adjoining coun-
ties, so cents.
Best baska Is, with or without
handles, made III Sampson and
adjoining counties, so cents.
Committee to be appointed at
the Fair.
DEPARTMENT C-HoRTIcuL--
TURAL PRoDUCTs.
i'll. BOYKIN, superintendent.
Class l-Orchards and Fruita.
For best variety OF each kind
of fruit, not less than one peck
to be exhibited, so cents.
Best and largest collection of
grape vines, not less than five
varieties, so cents.
Best collection Of peach trees,
not less than ten varieties, 80
cents.
Best collection of apple trees,
not less than ten varieties, 30
cents.
Best collection Of pear trees,
not less than ten varieties, 80
CENTS.
Glass 2-Floriculture.
For best collection Of green
house plants and flowers, $1.O0.
Best collection OF plants and
flowers other than green house,
30 cents.
Best collection of evergreen
tire es, so cents.
DEPARTMENT D-SToCK.
The following definitions viii!
be observed by awarding com
nitteeS:
Observation-Disclosures of a
distinct and unmixed breed.
Grades-PrOducts OF crosses
between thoroughbreds and ma
tives.
FIRST DIVISION-CATTL q.
E. Observation-Disclosures
Glass 1-Thoroughbreds.
For best bull over 3 years old,
each breed, $500.
Best bull under 3 years old
each breed, $500.
Best COW over 3years old, Leach
breed, $500.
| Best COW under 8 years old
each breed, $500.
Best bull 2 years old, each
breed, $500.
Best COW 2 years old, eacl
breed, $l.0O.
Best cross bull 4years or over,
each breed, $500.
| Best cross cows 4 years or over
each breed, $500.
| Class 2-Grades.
For hest grade bull 4 years o.
oyer, $2.00.
Best COW 4 years OF over, 50.
bull 3 years or over, So.
COW 3 years or over, 81.
C. bull 2 years or over, 81.
cow 2 years or over, 81.
Glass 3-Natiyes.
For best native bull, 4 year:
and over, $500.
Best native cow, 4 years ani
over, S2.G0.
Best native bull, 3 years ani
over, $1.OO.
Rest native'cow, 3 years art
over, S1.0O.
Best native bull, 2 years ani
over, 21.00.
Best native cow, 2 years and
over, Sl.00.
Best native COW and calf, any
breed, S1.00.
| O1oc, y1-o,l- n-o,
For best yoke of oxen $500.
single OK, $500.
Glass 5-Fat Cattle.
For best lot of fat cattle, no
less than 5 head, $500.
Best Single fat beef, S1.O0.
Glass 6-Milch Cows.
For brst inilch COW, givin.
not less than 10 quarts Per day
$500.
: Best mich COW, giving Nd
less than 8 quarts per day 50 .0C
The cows ,hUst be milked dr.
. in the presence IF the ava. III
l committee, then be parted frou
the calves not more than TWEEN
, ty-four hours before tie fna
milking. No animal can be en-
tered in more than ore capacity
Observation-Disclosures
MULES, &c.
E. W. KERR, Superintendent.
Class stock Horses.
n For best stallion, thoroug
J. bred, under II years, $1,000.
For best mare, thorough bre'
u under II years, $500.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-11-21
D1sathes ih6rs a man With soul so dead,
Who rsYer In himself has said

This is NJ own, ny native county.
lhsalf your sou! is not dead, bring something
bring everything worthy TO The Sampson County fsi
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-11-21

LlsrES-S0o subscribers In
1888; i,ee5 to-day.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-11-21

Glass Lard. Tallow, Soap.
Flour, Meal, &c.
For best leaf lard, not less
than five pounds. $l.O0.
Best cake of tallaw, not less
than five pounds, so cents.
Laundry soap, Is pound Ger
tificate) for making, $1.00.
Dried Fruit, one peck OF kind,
so cents.
Half barrel Flour (Sampson or
adjoining counties), $500.
Meal, one busbel, so cents.
Hominy, one bushel, so cents.
Bacon hams, not less than two
zone to be cooked), $500.
Beef, corned, receipt for cur
ins), $l.00.
Class DAIRY.
For best specimen of butter,
not less than three pounds, $500.
Second best specimen of but
ter, not less than three pounds,
Sl.UJ.
4 written statement of the
manner of making must be de-
posted with the Secretary,
otherwise no premium will be
awarded.
| Glass 3-Bread, Cakes, &c.
| For best stallion, 4 years OF
over, $500.
| Second best milk yeast bread,
! | 80 cents.
Corn Bread, 90 cents.
, Best plate of Biscuit, so cents
Best Rolls, so cent?.
j For best Cakes, (sponge, pound
and truit), 30 cents.