The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-12-11

han0EefcHle1, Z.ou Oy y. !.
CrumpIes.
Mrs. w X. Pigford, best des-
play Of cooked food $50 in
gold by Watson d Peterson.
Miss Lille Wright, Ind best
butter one sack guano by h.
G.. Hubbard.
Miss Nellie Johnston, best lady
horse back rider, pair kid
gloves by \. +. johnson.
B. l.. Scott, best pen fat hogs,
800 by j. S. Bizzell. +,
J. NJ. Spell, $50 for best heifer
awarded to b. f. Boykin.
Mrs. f. r. Regal, best 20 yards
carpet one rug worth $50 by
A, +. Johnson.
Miss Walker Morisey, bert
cocoanut cake 200 by NJ. D.
Herring.
D. Nj. Kornegay, best colt 2.5O
by r. G.. Holmes.
Mrs. +. II. Atkins, best hand
made shirt, 2 large bottles OF
colonue by DR.. r. II. Holli-
day.
Everett Peterson second best ma
tive SOW aud pigs $50 by
Judge E. T. Boykin.
Mrs. Uenry James, best home
made rug, one Muff 300 by
Brown and Roderick.
V. J. Macarthur, End best pen
sheep, $50 by Judge E. T.
Boykin.
Mrs. j. r. Fisher, best DISPLAY
of counterpains, one rocking
chair by j. E. Royal.
Mrs. A. w. Lamb, best DISPLAY
i'll floral Hall, 800 in gold by
j. H. Royal.
d. f. Colwell & Co., End best
bale of cotton, 200 in gold
by j. II. Royal.
r. B. Smith, largest DISPLAY OF
agricultural products J sack
flour by y. a. Culbreth.
J. i. Powell, best home made
Jeans, LOO by O. f. Herring
II. X. Bennett, best SOW anC
pigs, one pillow Carolina Boy
by G. A. Clute.
r. G. Holmes, fastest trottine
horse. scrub Grace, 800 by K
}. Williams.
A. J. Mathis, best mule colt
one pair Brogan shoes by "
G.. Racklev.
Miss. LIZZIE Vann, best qu 1t
one silver plated cup by "
G. Rackley.
W. X. Pigford, best mich COW
one WOODEN hat, by w. q
RackIey
Miss Katie Owen, bestknit cottor
socks. 3 yards white table liner
by Mrs. NJ. f.. Peterson e &c
K. b. Smith, best DISPLAY o
field crop, one hat valued I
200 by Stewart d Hines.
Miss Lizzie Nann, best quilt
one set Of glass goblets, by b
+. Powell.
Mrs. a. W. Lamb, best d"ie(
apples, 100 by G.. p. Johus VI
Mrs a. w. Lamb, best pickles
leo by G. p. Johnson
B. l.. Scott, bpstpen o! hogs, ou
200 hat by NJ. Hanste'n.
Col. l.. A. Powell, best pen o
sheep, one pair West Pt. ii
: shoes by NJ. Hanstein.
W. X. PigfOrd, best milch coz
20 yards fruit OF the LooI
by NJ. Hanstein.
Mrs A. W. Lamb, best hom
made carpet, 100 by ID. {
Giddens.
E r. c. Holmes, best pair Of pils
100 by W. L. Williamson.
Mrs. A. w. Lamb, l2rgest exh
, bit Of canned goods, pea"he
L pickles &c, oae silver caste.
!. valued at 1000 by W. 4
Johnson.
WARS wv.
= Miss Sudie FaisOu, best oil pain
ing, 1.50 by DR.. w. p. Kennedy
B. l.. Scott, best mare and Co
= $50 by D. G.. Morisey.
f. Peterson, best exhibit c
; cattle, $50 by D. G. Morse,
Miss Mamie Oates, best DRAWN
by boy or girl, 1.5O by Pro
Cannon.
= GOLDSBORO.
( M. =. Hob0., best buggy hors
7 one buggy whip by J. !
: Switzerland.
! Mrs. NJ. Hanstoia, best Graz
n work by any lady, one yea,
; subscription to daily Argu
f ty j. f. Robinson.
g Col. l.. A. Powell, best shee
e one years subscription
| Weekly Argus, by j, E. Robi
" son,
d Mrs. V. J. Macarthur, best KIN
l. work, one silver cup by Wat
q Watts.
Mrs. W. *. Pig ford, best fru
cake, LOO by G. G. Smith.
B. l., Scott, best pen OF hoy
ed one sack of flour, by Hem
t., Lee.
as Mrs. Anderson, best DISPLAY
is needle work, one nice worstt
dress by Fntchler & Kern,
OK OK George Pope prettiest baby,
% by | Somerfield.
Miss Minnie Lamb, best desnl,