The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-12

tr1cK, one dollar Tor BEST sample
OF corn-half bushel to be on
exhibition.
r. j: Williams, dealer i'm gro
ceries and confectioneries, ten
pounds of tobacco for best low
and pigs, not less than seven
pigs
Five pounds of best French
Candy for best Fruit Cake, made
by young lady.
Fifty Cigars for best county
raised horse, never Be en- raced.
Five dollars for the fastest
PAGER.
r c. Holmes, dealer in horses,
mules and all kinds of stock, IS
for fastest undermining one time
around the tract.
l.. P. Barbery, with VIM. A.
Johnson, two dollars and a half
for the best cocoauut cake by a
young lady.
L. 4. Bethune, with Vim. 4.
johnson, one cut glass pitcher
for best embroidered handker-
chief.
w. |. Lane, with Alliance
Store, one dollar for best quilt
of any kind.
w. A. johnson, dealer I'm gen.
eral mer ;handise, ladies dress
goods and shoes, one set of sill
yer knives for best Hop Yeast
Bread.
One coffee spoon, (silver} for
best display of Canned Fruit.
One set handsome vase for the
best sample Of Needle Work.
John A. Stevens, M. d., five
dollars for the best pair of fox
hounds.
w. H Stetson, manufacturer
of saddles, brides, harness, bug
gies, wagons, road carts and tur-
pentine tools, one bride, worth
three dollars, for the greatest
variety of farm products.
L. L. Peterson. Alliance Store,
one dollar for best homemade
syrup.
Stewart, Hines & Co., dealers
in all kinds Of lumber, two dol
lars and a half for best yoke of
oxen.
| Sheriff j. NJ. Spell one dollar
for best half dozen axe handles.
! O. F. Herring, Register of
Deeds, one dollar for best pair
home-kpit socks.
Clifton Ward, postmaster, five
in gold for the prettiest lady on
The fair grounds, on Thursday.
Clifton Ward to be the Judge.
A. Holmes, VI. D., one dollar
for best piece painting; girl I'M
der II years old.
Judge E. T. Boykin two dol
lars and a half for the best dis
} play of paintings.
Two dollars and a half for the
best pair of homemade coun-
terpanes.
Theo Clute, one dollar for the
best light bread. One dollar
for the best cucumber pickles.
w. J. Pugh. with J +. Royal,
one dollar for the best plate of
biscuits. One dollar for the
best pair of turkeys.
: Moses Hanstein, dealer in dry
goods, clothing, boots, shoes
hats, caps, &C.. one pair of Pearl
Shoes, worth three dollars, for
best pair Of sh eep.
One hat, worth two dollars
and a half, for mare colt. Colt
not to be. more than months
old.
Egbert Watson two dollars for
the pr~ttiest single lady on the
:. FAIR Grounds on Friday.
81. G. A. Clute and r. e. lee, cot
) ton buyers, five dollars for the
best bale of cotton.
M. M. Killett one dollar for
the best Sampson-made buggy
Hon. Marion Butler, editor of
+ Caucasian, one years subscrip-
+ tion for 10 yards homespun.
! One years subscription for
best sample of Sam pson raised
/ apples.
One years subscription for
!, best bale of hay.
One years subscription for
half bnshel of fancy peanuts.
G. T. Rawls, matchmaker and
ieweler, one breast-rin, worth
? one dollar. for best homemade
/ carpet, not less than 10 yards.
j. E. Royal, dealer in general
= merchandise and agent for Du-
points Powder and Railroad
r Mills Snuff, one large Oak Rock
ing Chair, for the best ten yards
WOODEN Jeans, Sampson-made.
I A. II. Herring, with Alliance
r Store, one dollar for best ten yds
. homemade Jeans.
Julian Lewis, Of firm of Mrs.
r M. E. Peterson & Co, one whale
q bone buggy whip, for best har-
ness horse.
nj A. F. Johnaon & Co, one pair
J. OF "Bijon" button shoes, worth
two dollars, for best embroidery
y One pair "French Process
/ button shoes, worth two dollars
and half, for best silk quilt.
ii r. II. Holiday, dispensing
q pharmacist, one package Car
mick's Soluble Food, for bes,
J. homemade baby dress.
nj J. j. Burnett, PHOTOGRAPHS OF
Cylinfor, @nffarr for Tho hest loolx