The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-12-26

| II. IL It dEIIOE, " CT a. cDseE-
yer, ] year $500 b. hiteLaad
& Myrover, for best stock hose.
J. NJ. Rnsss ], Weekly Ob@er
yer / year g 100. for best stock
hog.
". II. Stetson, Semi ii eekly
Observe ynAv $500, for best
get harness.
Il. :. Peterson, hat by Frank
Thornton, for most graceful
gentleu Ell horse back ride-.
Miss Florence Faison, Iady's
kid { loves by Frank Thornton,
for most graceful lady horse
back rider.
Miss Eulilia Blackburn, pr
ladies' shoes by d. II. Bell, for
best butter made by girl under
lG.
j. =. Matthis,l pr II ems shoes
by d. II. Bell, for best native
colt.
Miss Jennie McphaiI, set
knives and folks by ID. G Holl-
ingswOrth, for yds best home
spun cloth.
Miss Emma Smith and Mrs.
NJ. +. Newman, devide, dozen
window curtains, by S. Sheetz's
d Sons, for best 10 yds home
made carpet.
GOLDSBORO.
Miss Jennie McPhail, Or
'ady's kip shoes by II. We'll &
Bros, for best home made bed
spread.
Miss Lou Futrell, ladY's hat
by n. f. Castex, for best speci-
men drawn linen.
}. NJ. Powell, barrel flour by
|. ). ID. Sauls, for half dozen va
rieties field peas.
A. j. Cooper, sack salt by b.
NJ. Privett, for best yam po.a-
toes
r. F. Boykin, barrel lime by
B. M. Privett, for best oats.
Miss Lille Chestnut, rocking
chair $500 by Royal & Borden,
for best bed quilt made in '58
or '89.
J.. l.. Peterson, 2 boxes cigars
by Matt l.. Lee, for best gallon
homemade syrup.
Miss Bette Pigford, 10 yards
dress goods $3.50 by Futchler &
Kern, for best dress made by
lady, herself.
W. T. Williamson, 2 boxes ci
CARS by j. r. Griffin, foc best
Sampson made buggy.
Il. G. Herring, 500 lbs cotton
seed meal by Goldsboro Oil !
Mill, for best 10 Id sample lint
cotton.
Mrs. L. w. Kerr. silver cup
$3.50 by L. D. Giddens. for best
exhibit Of cakes and pies.
Mrs. M. Hanstein, photo al
bum, $500 by Ms. N. Il. Robey
IL Co.'S. Book Store, for best silk !
embroidery.
Mrs. Anderson, Weekly Argus
l year by j. T.. Robinson, for
best exhibit of knitting.
Mrs. Chas. Drffie, Headlight
| year by A. Roscower, for best
homemade socks
Mrs. j. A. Oates, l book Tstan-
dard classic by a. Roscower, 7for
best wax work.
I.iv Lewis, Dixie plow bv
Wayne Agricultural Works, for
best bushel meal, Sampson corn,
ground at Alvin Royals mill. i
CLINTON.
Mrs. a. w. Lamb, cook stove
complete, $4,000 by VIM. i. D.
for bcst exhibit Of CAIN
I'd goods, jellies, preserves and
pickles.
Robt. T. Butler, one years sub
'cr1pion to THE CAUCASIAN for
pest yield corn, with homemade
fertilizer.
X. f. Herring, CAUCASIAN l
year for best bale OF hay saved
by Sampson farmer thi, year.
Joannie Powell, CAUCASIAN Ii
year for written statement of
pest plan making home made
fertilizer.
D. l.. Farrior, CAUCASIAN l
year for having on exhibit the ;
greatest variety of thoroughbred !
u improved stock.
Mrs. y. NJ. Butler, lady button ,
BOOTS $500 by A. F. johnson & ,
20. for best suit jeans home
made.
q. W. Hobbs, buggy lap robe
~ y. f. johnson & Co.for prov
ny by his exhibit, that he is ,
he best and most progressing
armer in the county.
$4,000 by II. e. !
'aison for fastest racer, j mile
'est 2 in 3. Not awarded
L.ovett Lee $500, by ii. E.
Alison, for fasest single third
nile heat. S
Mrs. S. A. Howard, one pair q
aides shoes, by W. G. Rackley, S
or five pounds best home made r
Dap. I
+: W, Boney, lat; by w. G. i
tackley, for most ingenious .
'iece Of handiwork. :.
Mrs. B. V. Wright, silver but I
or knife, by G. T. Rawls, for
ecOnd best butter.
O. l., CheSnutt watch .b,