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the prize winners, but we will give the names
OF grand prize winners.
The first grand prize, worth SIS, q dressing
case, silver mounted. given by MI speed
who is 50 well !, snoT TT,S TO us al Th as a p isir % Sas
won by Mr.. William Harris.
The second grand prize, worth SIS, ladies'
white umbrella, given by Smith Dry GOODS
male form divine. 1t was won by Miss
Blanche Gary.
Third grand prize. worth $40, a ~jawelry case.
given by Mr., W. E. Johnson, who sells ths
knows how to treat all people right when
they buy watches. Won by Mr.. G. {. Nabors.
Fourth grand prize, worth IS, white umbrel.
Ia. given by Philson, henry q 20; Wno an
eve to the business OF adding sOns.in.law 10
their family. This prize was carried on by a
lad from Calhoun Falls. name unknown.
Fifth grand prize, worth IS. a rocking chair,
given BY Mr.. j. d. Kerr, a prosperous furni.
lure dealer. who Will be glad to give you a
good bargain. Won by Master Eugene Gary.
The sixth grand nrize. worth So. a chocolate
act, giy-u by The Rosenberg Mercantile Com.
pany. known far and wide for the extent OF
their stock, their low prices, and the polite
ness Of their statesmen. Won by Mr.. Marvin
Jones.
Business at the country store was brisk frr
the whole Two days. They sold Sl22 worth Of
tickets, realizing more proht Than OLD any
other department OF the show, except the
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fed at twenty-five cents per lunch.
ALL sonTs-oDDs AND ENDS.
Tournament Under direction Of Mayor
| Mcmillan and D.. GAmbrell.
Sack Racf-First prize, Blanding DICK. SEQ
ond prize. Leslie Mcmillan.
Watermelon Con test-Buck Mcclellan.
Horseback Contest-Miss Maude Brownlee,
Miss Inez Motz, Messrs. Cheatham, Lyon. Nc
vain. Crowther. Prize awarded TO MISS
Fat Woman's Foot Race-Prize won by
Robert Coleman.
Bob Wilson. Mary Jane Wilson. Prlze award
ed to Mary Jane and Ellis Butler.
LAST OF
At the close OF the afternoon the floats. the
carriages, the buggies and q multitude OF peo-
| pie assembled in front OF the monument,
when DR.. f. E. Harrison, made appropriate
speech.
went home after a most pleasant day. The
went to fix for the german, which came of In
the Eureka, In the early night. Mr.. william
| Hemphill was TO lead in the graceful
dance
AT THE DANCE.
On Thursday night, after the conclusion OF
the carnival a great company OF pretty. girls
and handsome young men assembled In the
psrlors and halls OF the Eureka for a pleasant
dance as a fitting conclusion Of the pleasures
Of the occasion. The ladies were:
MISS Bessie Grier OF Spartanbur Miss
Elolse Zimmerman of Glenn Spring, Miss
Frances Robinson. OF Easley: Miss Hattie Lee
Guess OF Denmark; Miss Mary Davis, Monroe,
n. c.. Miss Maude Mlnshall OF Piedmont. W;
Trenton, Miss Fannie Harris. Miss Mary Hill
Mics Mary Miller. Miss Bessie Miller, Mas
Lorena Beacham, Miss Maude McClung, Miss
Louise De Bruhl, Miss Wlnton Taggart, Miss
Fannie Richie, Miss Elizabeth Norwood,
Miss Sara MOI wood. Miss Ella Haskell, Mise
Lucy Henry, and Mrs. Ernest Neal.
The gentlemen were:
Messers j. Moore Mars. J. r. Nlckles, Jas.
Moore, Earle Jones. R. q. Philson. Dil.
lard OF Clinton, Ed Roche, Frank Jones. Code
Morgan. OF Monroe, NJ. b. Reese. II. g.. Smith,
K. L. Richardson Of Green wood, James
Hemphill, r. =. Clark, a.. P. Mc1lwain, La.
mar Richie, DR.. Harper. Willie Hester, Green
wood, Joe I. Hughes, w. II. White, Albert
Henry, Whit Cheatham and others.
The chaparones we're:
The chaperones were Mr.. and Mrs. A: &.
Simmons, Mr.. and Mrs. T. q. Furman, DR..
and Mrs F. E. Harrison, and DR.. and Mrs.
Jas. Z. Hill.