The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-24

NJ. A. Oates, for best crayo
I'll by Watson e. Peterson.
j. z. Beaman, SO cigars bes
Sampson wine by J. W. Edwardt
Mrs. II. X. Bennett, for bes
pair counterpanes $3.50 by Judg
K. t. Boykin.
Miss Sudie Faison, best dis
paw Of painting one pair E-encl
Kid button boots worth $3.50 b,
q. Il. French d Sons.
Miss E. f. Brown, End best di,t
play of paintings $3.50 by Judgt
Z. T. Boykin.
Miss Agnes Patrick, bes
painting by az Amautre. by G
NJ. Mathis.
Miss Mamie Oates, best paint
ing by girl under II, Sl.0O By
DR.. A. Holmes.
Mrs. VIM. Kirby, best quill
81 by w. I. Lane.
Miss Mittie Beaman. l cut
glass pitcher for best embroidery
handkerchief by L. A. Bethune
Miss Mary Murphy, five dol
lars for prettiest lady on fair
ground by Clifton Ward.
H.E.Seavey, Caucasian | veal
for best Deanrlta
John Horn, one dollar for
best corn by d. G. Giddens.
Miss Mittie Beaman, best
hemstitched handkerchief one
pair kid gloves by WIS. Patrick
Miss Addie Bizzell, l Get hand
soms vases best needle work
by w. A. Johnson.
j. M. Powell, best bale fodder
l pair Brogan shoes by w. G.
Rackley.
Mrs, f. L, Faison, l pair shoes
for best silk quilt by A. f.
Johnson d Co.
G. W. Ra ;kley, one dollar for
best pair Turkeys by W.J.Pue h.
James Kerr, l pair shoes for
best pair of sheep by Moses
Hanstein.
Mamie Oates, by J. J. Burnett.
half dozen photographs, best
looking miss under 16 years.
Miss Mittie Beam n, by NJ J.
Dinglehoff, l silver goblet for
best B pounds of sausage.
Miss Anna Stanford, by VI. S
Heinsberger, one copy Shake
peare for best silk embroidery.
j. NJ. Powell, by Worth &
l barrel of -four for best
10 pounds of sausage.
j. j. Barden, by Chestnut &
BarLentine, l pair of shoes for
best 5 pounds of lard.
Miss Mabel Culbreth, by e. J.
Williams, 5 pounds French can
dy tor best fruit cake by young
Laky.
Miss Mary S. Moore, by c. NJ.
pair kid gloves for best
pair home knit gloves.
r. j. Morrisey, by w. II. Dun
can, $l.OO for second best mich
cow.
r. l.. Lewis, by T. A. Patrick.
s1.OO for best plain corn bread.
STOCK.
J.J. Barden, by A. F. johnson,
Tor largest lot of fat cattle, Sc.
j. r. Peterson, by A. F. John
son, for second best fat cattle,
S4.OO.
R. G. Morisey, by W. R. King.
'ne hat, for best COW OF any,
breed.
r. G. Morisey, by w. Fl. Dun
IAN, one dollar, for second best
mich COW.
r. G. Morisey, by Owen Fen
lell, for best nsilch COW, $3.50.
). j. Barden, by Russell & Co..
'ne two gallon jar, for the best
COW.
A. F. johnson by Stewart.
lines d Co., for best yoke of
ken, So so.
ID. Barden, by Mathis & Biz
ell, for latest beef, $3.50.
j. A. Oates, by J. &. Peterson.
or second best latest beef, 81.
j. X. Peterson, by R. J. Will
lams, ten pounds tobacco. for
'est sow aud pigs.
b. l.. Scott, by W. T. William |
on, for best exhibit Of hogs As
). b. Winders, by E. II. Saeed |
Z 60, one rocking chair and
" Hon. G.. H. Williams, Sl.Oo,
or the best fat hogs.
q. W. Hargrove, by J. S. Biz
ell, for fat hogs, $500.
~. ~. horISeY, Dy ". A. Clute,
ne pair gents light shoes. for
est single harness horse.
W. }. Faison, by r. J. Williams
Or fastest PAGER, S..
Il. q. Morisey, by julius Lew
y one whale bone buggy whip.
Dr. the best harness horse.
L. NJ. Powell, By R. J. Will
ms, 90 cigars, for best Samn-
on raised horse.
>. >. kernegay, by Moses Han
IN, one hat. worth So. so, for
est mare and colt. /
POULTRY. ,
u. W. Rackley, by M J. Heyer /
ne barrel -four for best d:splav ,
poultry. :
L: J. H. Peterson, by w. :
ackley, one wool hat. for ]
'cond best display of poultry. :
} nj: Crumpler, by Sheriff ]. t
!. Spell, one dollar for third /
st display of poultry. '
The Society desires to call f
sention to the articles below. g