The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-24
OF SAMPSON COUNTY AG-
RlCULTURAL SOCIETY.
22ND ANNUAL FAIR.
Held November 2jth, Goth, 9th
and 2Sth, 1891.

IhAco DdS5 VI phosphate line,
for best bushel turnips.
J. II. Beaman, by French Bros
four bags of phosphate lime fol-
best bushel of potatoes.
r. II Crumpler, by III. Well &
Bro, ont tin chamber sett for
best rico.
Jno. r. Beaman, ST., by Mari
on Butler, one years subscrip.
ton to The CAUc ,srAN, for the
second best bale Of hay.
R. +. Herring, by Marion But
Ter, one years SUBSCRIPTION to
THE CAUCASIAN, for the best
sample OF native apples.
r. F. Boykin. by Gleeves'
Hardware Co, for the best and
largest display of farm products,
$500.
r, NJ. Crumpler, by w. III.
Stetson, one Bride for the great
est variety of farm products.
vi. Macarthur, one years sub
scription to the Weekly Messen-
ger, for the best display Of field
products.
j. M. Powell, by B. T. Mitchell
d Co., two bushels Of meal for
best displ1y of corn.
R. M. Crumpler, by Durham
Fertilizer Company, four bags
of guano for the best display Of
farm products. r. F. Boykin,
p. M. Smith, aud j. M. Powell
for the same.
W. X. Pigford two bags of
Durham Bull guano.
Mrs. W. f. Fitzpatrick, by r.
H. Hubbard, for hest butter,
three pounds, $500.
Miss Mittie Beaman, by &. P.
Johnson, for good butter, S1.OO.
Mrs. r. L. Lewis, by Miller &
Shannon, one bottle of cologne,
for best corn bread.
Mrs. W. K. Pigford, by Holmes
& Walters, one barrel Of Point
Lace Flour, for best loaf bread,
made from Holmes & Walters
Point Lace Flour.
Miss Mittie Bizzell by J. G..
Stevenson & Taylor. for best
loaf bread, made from j. G. Ste
venson & Taylor's No. barrel
tleur.
Mrs. R. +. Lewis, by Hall &
Pearsall, $40 for best loaf bread,
made from Albion Flour.
Mrs. M. Hans tein. by VIM. A.
johnson, l sett of silver knives.
for BEST hop yeast bread.
Miss Mary Stewart, by G. A.
Clute, one pair of Ladies' dress
shoes, for loaf bread.
Mrs. 0. P. Meeks, by iheo
Clute, 81 for loaf bread.
Mrs. w. F. Fitzpatrick by W.
J. Pugh, 81 fer plate biscuit.
Miss M. A. Oates, by DR.. Rob-
insou, one bottle of cologne, for
plate plain biscuits.
Mrs. John A. Oates, by George
Honnett, one pickle castor for
best sponge cake.
Miss Walker Morisey, by l..
P. Barbrey, $3.50, and NJ. J. Her
ring, $500 for best cocanut cak :.
Mrs. Mittie Bizzell by Royal
4 Borden, artotype for best mo-
lasses cake.
Mrs. I. L. Owen for the best
10 yards Homespun James, one
locking chair, by j. E. Royal,
one dollar; by A. H. Her.
ring, one years subscription to
The CAUCASIAN, by Hon. Marion
Butler, for same.
j. 70. Jordan, best J dozen ak
handles, J. M. Spell, 81.
Miss l.. "A. jackson, for best
knit socks 81 by o. F. Herring.
W. L. Williamson, best Samp-
son made buggy, IS. by Gleaves
Hardware Co., and 81. by M. M.
Killett.
Mrs. Jno. A. Oates, best quilt
not silk 81. by D. B. Nicholson.
Miss Maggie Smith, best carp
ting, brest pin By G. T. Rawls,
James Peterson, for best home
made syrup, by L. L. Peterson
one dollar.
Miss Mittie Beaman, largest
display canned fruit by w. A.
Johnson,one set Tea spoons.
Mrs. R. c. Freeman, best en-
broading by A. F. johnson & Co.
one pair button shoes. l.
Miss Mittie Beaman Iargest
display in Floral Hall, by CIV.
Huggins, one cream and sugar
set.
Mrs. R. G. Freeman, best dis
play in Floral Hall daily Mes
'enger one year.
Capt r. G. Holmes, Weekly
Messenger one year for best I
ooking baby.
Mrs. R. c. Freeman, one COW
51ble for best needle work bv \
}. W. Yates. /,
Miss Gurtha Clute, Weekly
Messenger one year for protest a
a1y on fair grounds.
Miss Lang Holiday. so. for t
orettlest lady on fair grounds .
friday by Egbert Watson. =
V.J. Macarthur 2 bags Dnr- :
lam guano for fine display of &
arm products in Farmers Hall =
Mrs. r. G. Freeman, 81. hest
1ade shirt by Watson & Peter 7
on. = =
Miss Fl. W. seavy, best knit
ounterpain by L. D. Rodgers a
Miss Alma Peterson, one muf-
er by DIV. Cobb for best COM al