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

Ars. W. n. Pigfond. beSt cisroa
cake. so.
MIS-. L.. c, Hubbard, hcs, rolls
| Point Lave Hour, 30.
Mrs. j. A. Oates, be<t Hop yeaSt
bread, -.
Mrs. a. NJ. Lee, best plain hulscuit.
| 80.
PesItry.
=. u. Johnst-n, beg LOT thorough
bred game chickens, 10.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Reg noIds. pair bantam
chickens. 80.
l.. w. Boney. Imperial Puddle
Ducks, 30.
J. ;. Bizzeli, grade cock aud 5 hens.
50.
Iseona Boney, best pair Turk sys 10.
a. r.. Kackiey, native geese, s,a.
Mrs. a. A. Mekoy, Museovy Ducks
| so.
q. w. Raesiey, one coop Ginuea
chickens, 10.
Mrs. j. 3. Bodenhammer. bsst an
pie sweet cider, 80.
Miss Annie Herring. best specimen
of Preserves. 80.
Mrs. A. w. Lamb, best specimen OF
james, so.
Miss Mittie Beaman, best specimen
of Jelly, 30.
r. II. Powell, b ast sample syrup,
81.
Ia. Macarthur, 2nd best sample
Syrup, 30.
Annie Herring, best canned horlfe-
berries, 80.
Annie Herring, best canned ,,eaches,
80,
Mrs. A. w. Lamb, hest canned
Tomatoes, 30.
Mrs. r. t. Atkins, best canned
Blackberries, 80.
Mrs. A. w. Lamb. best canned
Grapes, 80.
Mrs. A. w. Lamb, bes. Rumykin
Pickles, 10.
Mrs. A. w. Lamb, Peach pickles,
90
Mrs. a. w. Lamb, Green Tomatoe
pickle, 30.
Mrs. a. W. Lamb, Citron pickle, 30.
Miss NJ. a. Oates, best Cucumber
pickle, 30.
Domestic Manufacture.
Miss Lizzie Vann, best patchwork
quilt, 81.
Mrs. Nj. Hanstein, best crazy quilt
so.
Miss Andesson, best lace handker.
chief, 5G
Mrs. David Ezzell, best embrsided
gown, 80.
Miss Walker Morlsey, best tlhroid.
ed six handkerchief, 80.
Miss Mittie Beaman, best enbroi,.
6d handkerchief, 80.
Mrs. M. Hanstein, best cmbroided
scut. 50.
Mrs. 4. l.. Hubbard, best caichali,
80.
Mrs. David Ezzell, best bud work
watch pocket, 90.
Mrs. Il. l.. Hubbard, hest wall
| pocket, 30
Lelia Hubbard. one match striker.
| 30. 3
Mrs. FIT. Atkins, one gentlemans
shirt, so.
Mrs. WE. Fitzpatrick, toile .ets
80.
Mrs. j. L. Hubbard, one pair knit
slippers, 80.
Mrs. j. r.. Fisher, best single
counterpen, 81.
Mrs. A. w. Lamb, best blanket. 30.
Mrs. NJ. \. Lee, one red counterpen
81.
Mrs. II. j. Williams, one red plush
harp, 80.
Miss Temperance Herring, one cray
on portrait, 80.
Eddie. T. Boykin, one cray on
drawing, 30.
Miss Sudie Fa sLn, one oil painting,
81.
Mrs. X. J. Williams, one red hand.
kerchief, 80.
Mrs. I. l.. Hubbard, premium on
died goods, so.
Mrs. 5. &. Macarthur, one knit
Jersey, 80.
Mrs. S. q. Macarthur, one cortchet
shawl, so.
Miss Kate Owens, best collcn knit
sacks, 25.
Mrs. NJ. +. Williamson. best conn.
terpane, 81.
j. l.. Powell. best wooden Jeans, s2.
Miss Mary J. Barden, 2nd best
patch work quilt, 80.
Miss Sudse Fai~on, best and largest
display Of oil paintings. tpecial
premiuni, one Fur cap awarded
by w. a. Johns0n.
Miss Phi. Williams, best oil paint-
ing ''spring" scens, special pre.
MUM, 2.J0 awarded by W =
Thomson.
Miss Sudie Faisol, best oil painting
autumn, special premium awarded
by DIR. w. p. Kennedy, go.
Miss Mamie Oates, best drawing of
school girl, / 80, special, awarded
by Pref. Can lDa.
George Pope,pretiiest baby 8 months
old, special premium Of 800 awar-
ded'by Sol Bear.
Daniel Fr.,er (coIl, one box tobacco
for largest legged bear.
Special Premiums by the Seeiesy.
Mr.. B. f. Boykin for fine silk en-
broidery, $50.
X. G. Holme-, one fine SOW and
/ pigs. $50.
Ais. j. A. Oates, for fire light tread,
$50.
ID. b. Nichol,on, one fine son and
pigs, $50.
w. VI. Roykin, for fine de.splay of
cattle, go.
j. l.. POWELL, best 5 yards home
made Jeans, SO.
j. K. Beaman, Sr., best bale cot
ton 1000 by Williams and
Murchison.
NJ. E. Hobbs, best buggy horse
one whale bono buggy whip
by j. T. Switzerland.
Luther Wilson, best saddle
horse one riding pridle by M.
S. Wstherington.
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