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


tv, Miss Lizzie VaDn
4. A. Miller, picture fame for
best display of pictures by
an amature, Miss Mary Agnes
Patrick.
J. W. Edwards 50 cigars for
best apple b-Andy, w. X.
Weeks.
J. w. Edwards 80 cigars for
best bushel o. potatoes, j. r
Beaman, ST..
r. j. Robinson one bottle fine
extract worth s.. for Gnest
lady's night robe, Mrs. David
EZzell.
Joe Edwards, pair of shoes for
best pen of geese. q, W.
Rackley.
Sam Cohen d Sons 81. for best
yoke steers, A. F. Johnson.
GOLDSBORO.
By Smith d Yelverton, one
plow for second best hay, X. +.
Herring.
By Smith q Yelverton, one
pillow for second best SOW and
and pigs, Everett Peterson.
A. RoscOwer, editor of Head
light, one years subscription 10
Headlight FOR best coop Of tur-
keys, Mrs. A. e. RAckley.
l.. Edwards, one Counterpart,
for best display of canned fruits,
Mrs. \. w. Lamb.
II. We'll & Bros, one rid ng
saddle for the best rider, W 5
Holmes.
S. j. COhenseus, one shirt for
third best pen fat hogs, W. X.
Pigiord
W. B. Pate, s. for third best
exhibit Of cattle, a. f. johnson.
b. NJ. P2ivett, one oarrel l me
for best SOW and pigs II. K. Ben
nett.
Bizzell Bros & Co., one SAX
flour for second best light bread,
tn Mrs. j. S. Bizzell.
Bizzel Is Us & Co., fiftv pounds
Snow Flake Hominy To- second
best corn, Maj. I. l.. Pugh.
II. f. PIpkin, one sack holr
for best coop Of gam CHI ckeGs,
| +. i. Johnson.
WILMINGTON
BY n. jacob, two axes for
half dozen best axe handles,
made in Sampson county. one
each to J. f. Jordan and v. B.
Owen,
BY Williams & Murchin son,
$1,000 for best bale OF cotton,
J. r. Beaman, Sr.
G. W. Hug Gins one silve' but
ter dish for best sample nf but.
ter, not less than three POUNDS,
Mrs d. +. Nicholson.
Owen Fann2lI So for b. ST pen
OF fat hogs, i. l.. Scott.
| Gieave5' Ha DWARF Company,
$40 for handsome It young lady.
Miss Lucy Her ING.
II. l.. 10 e, one barrel ID. l.. G
Flour o" best ten yards home
apun jeans, J. l.. Powell.
Adrian u Noller5, one barrel
hour for best display Of poultry
, G. w. RackIey
Adrian q Voller7, one baI rel
-four for second best mich COW
Everett Peterson.
y. Shrier, one Cap to bsStS S
! Scholar, awarded by the SOcie.
, ty, Master Langdou Hubbard.
HOLMES q Walters, one barre
, -four for best loaf Of bread
made Of Point Lace fl ,ur, Ms. T
l.. Hubbard
Sam Bear, one box Henry Clay
Cigars, for best display Of peas
j. NJ. Powell.
, Messenger Publishing Com
pany, one years subscription t
Weekly Messenger, for best oats
Il. Boykin.
Messenger Publishing Com
= pany, one subscription to Week
) lY Messen ger, for best tu-n:ps
>. II, F. Herring.
Messenger Publishing Com
pany, one subscription TO Week
ly, for best potatoes, j. r. Bea
man, Sr.
Morning Sta, one subso iptio,
q. 10 Weekly for best bale Of hay
,Jno r. Beaman, S..
6 Morning Star, ore subscr =
tlon to Weekly Star, for bes
d. fodder, r. F. Herring.
: Josh T. James, one subscr.p
ton to Daily Review, for hes
Sampson r ised apples, Il. Z
Herring.
= French Brothers, one ton o
;. phosphate lime for best displa,
of farm products-one thir,
7 each to Il. B. Smith, J. NJ. Pow
5 ell and Robinson Boykin.
:, E. IL. Sneed q Co., one marbl
top table fot best display o
}, cakes. by one lady, Mrs. w. K
o PigfOrd.
L McNair & Pearsall, one barre
-four for best sample PLAIN bis
It cult, Mrs. 4. NJ. Lee.
IS Worth q Worth, one barre
-four foc best ten pound sausage
It Mrs. J. 81. Powell.
Bnney d Harper, one barre