The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-10-17

exhibit in class f. Department
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Orc barrel "D. l.. g." Flour,
ID. l.. Gore, for the largest and
best exhibit OF Poultry.
Two cases "Challenge" Soap,
worth $1O,b R.W. Hicks, for the
best two exhibits under class I,
department E, Quantity. quail
ty ana variety will be the tests J
One barrel "POint Lace" Flou2
by Holmes IL Waters, lor bes5
loaf Of bread, made from same
-four, t. bh furnished by II. g.
" Those wishing to compete
for this prize will send their
names to the secretary, who will
have samples OF flour sent them. J
$500, by Hall & Pearsall, to
the lady who takes the most
premiums on articles for house
hold use.
Half barrel Champion Food,
(worth $1,000 by j. Z. Steven
SON and Taylor, for best display
Cf products from dairy.
One years subscription, by
Messenger, daily, 5000 for one
gallon OF best scupperuOng
Wine,
Tnreea pfi9,s. 9l;sG, e. ipt.ons {'eakl ,
$l.5O) by Messenger" tbfe" fof'
busbcl OF largest ears OF CON,
The same for largest turnip5.
The same for largest pumpkin.
One years subscription daily
5000, by Star, for the best ma
tive colt, under two years.
Three subscriptions (week ly
$1.0O) by Star, one for the best
native colt, over two years.
Same best yoke of oxen. Same,
best mich cows.
$500 by A. Sprunt d Son fol-
the best homemade rugs and
table covers
Parlor brass andirons $500
by Giles e Hutchinson for the
lady who exhibits the best silk
wool and cotton embroidery.
A pair of handsome colo gne
bottles, filled, worth $500, by
Munds Brothers Drugstore, for
the best photo crayon drawing
One dozen fine hankerchiefs
for the prettiest lady on the
grounds. d. J. Aaron, Judge.
A fine lace cap for the pret
tiest baby on grounds.
A counterpane for the best
display of fruits, etc.
a gentleman's fins hat, for the
largest exhibit Of farm products
A buggy lap robe for the larg
est exhibit of fowls.
The premiums offered for th'
above are to be worth $1,000 Ol
more, and will be paid by I
Rheinstein & Co.
$500 Dunlap Hat, by S. II
Fishblate, tor the lest harnes
: horse.
One pair fine Ladies' Shoes
by Chesnutt & Barrentine, fo
the best dress made OF home
made cloth.
A niLe Rocker for lady $500
by Knoxville Furniture Compa
ny. fol the handsomest paintin:
!. in oil. (Not open for teachers.
0 One piece $50 yards) "Fruit o
b, Loom" S..eeting, by Morris Bea
s & Bro, for the best exhibit un
!. der Glass l of Department +.
Music Book (S1.0O), Poems b
Weber (Sl.OO3, by Heinsberger'
. Book Store, for the most artist
J., cally arranged specimens q
Y Sampson grasses.
"Banner" Stand Lamp, b
Jas, A. Taylor, for best Graz
Quilt work.
$1,000, by Williams d Mul
Gibson, $500 Tor best bale co
ton, not less than 800 pounds
f and S. 90 for the best specimen
' of crayon drawing mot photo
:, (nt | open for teachers.
q Two barrels of Flour Tor 81
in cash), by Adrian & Voller
Cor the fastest 1acer, Sampso
5, owned.
l. $500 Family Bible, by Yate,
: Book Store, for best specimen
: of Crochet Work (zepher All
e thread).
IL Gentleman's Hat $3.50, fo
IS the best trio of game chicken
, by |. Shrler.
! One Box Soap 200 bars) ($5
r. by Moffitt d. Corbitt, for be!
display of homemade carmen
= $500 Rug, by r. III. McIntyr
for the best specimens Chir
II Painting mot less than tweiN
y pieces.)
Handsome pair La5ie's Ru
q ton Boots $500, by George
IS French, for the best painting
,r water colo.s.
q Alderman & Flanner, a han
. some Lamp, decorated shad
with fixtures, worth $500, fl
u the largest collection of pam
ings, drawings, &C., (Departine1
CD executed iii 1S9S-'89.
d. Jun. I'll. Mallard one crea
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