The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-12-14

j. D.. Eborn, Bayside.
Second best bale of hay, $500 box
cigars, awarded to S. T. Selby, Aurora.
Best IL bushel sweet potatoes. Dbl
1l1ur, awarded to j. NJ. Wilson, South
Creek.
Best IL bushel Yam potatoes, set
Jumbo shirts, awarded to n. T. Fer
rell, Royal.
Best Irish potatoes, l Dbl. Irish cob
blers, awarded to 3. 3. Madison, Au-
rora.
Second best Irish potatoes, / pair IS
shoes, awarded to b. B. Malliso(, Au-
rora.
Best Il bushel peas. 1 sold watch,
awarded to H. G.. Scott, Bonnerton.
Second best IL bushel peas, box
BroWn Mule tobacco, awarded to j.
w. Chaplin, Aurora.
Third best IL bushel peas, suit
Wright's underwear, awarded to j. w.
Mayo, South Creek.
Best display chrysanthemums $500
in gold, awarded to Miss Lottie Bon
ner, Aurora.
Best bouquet flowers, $500 in gold,
awarded to Miss Stella Gaskins, AL
rora.
Second best bouquet, / $500 chair,
awarded to Mrs. j.. w. Chaplin. Aurora.
Best dozen eggs / c%ultivator. award
ed to Mrs. G. S. Watson, Aurora.
Heaviest turkey, bolt bleaching,
awarded-to James Brothers, Aurora.
Second heaviest turkey. bolt plaids,
awarded to +. r. Alfred, South Creek.
Best pair turkeys, 10 BIS. coffee,
awarded to Shorty Bonner, Italia.
Best exhibit of corn by a boy under
16 ear old, offered by j. II. Small
Washington, and awarded to MasteI
Erie Watson, of Auora, $500 in gold
Best pair chickens, $500 trunk
awarded to w. R. Tetterton, Jessama
SnoNnI host ~oir "a o1ynnc pnir G. ~
shoes, awarded to T. Litchfield, Au-
rOTa.
Third best pair chickens, pair Bus
ter Brown shoes, awarded TO Eddie
Casey, Aurora.
Fourth best pair chickens, Sc
Jumbo shirts, awarded to A. NJ. Nc
Neill, Aurora
Best mich COW. barrel Irish cob.
blers, awarded to w. f. Swain, Idalia
Second best mich COW, set carpen
ter's tools, awarded to G. T. Allen, Au.
rora.
Best heifer, box Rub-no-More
awarded to +. r. Alfred. South Greek
Best bull, $500 saddle and blanket
awarded to Eddie Casey, Aurora
Largest Rutabago, suit clothes
awarded to Ebert Carr (col.), Idalia
| Best homemade butter, barrel flour
awarded to w, c. Rowe, Small.
Second best homemade butter, S:
cash, d"dIueu 10 NILS. w. II. 1Stlct
ton, Jessama.
Best head Of collards, pair Eclips.
shirts, awarded to Claud Moore, Core
point.
Second best collard, pair Jumbo
shirts, awarded to j. W. HolloWell
Bonnerton.
Best pecans, l box cigars, awarded
to l.. c. Trip, BOnnerton.
Best honey, IL barrel flour, award
ed to j. NJ. Carrowan, HObOken.
Best syrup, IL barrel flour, award
ed to J.. NJ. CarroWan, Hoboken.
Best pair geese, box Rub-no-More
awarded to John Hamm (col.), Idalia
Best horse colt, l steel pillow, award
ed to c.. r. Allen, Auroda.
Best exhibit Of hay. l steel pillow
awarded to 0. X. Stilley, Bonnerton.
Best exhibit by lady, / SO suit case
awarded to Miss Clara Litchheld, Ida
liza.
Stalk with most ears of corn, to-
Burned Mari, awarded to W. II. Ed
wards, Edwards.
Second best cotton. / $500 trunk
awarded to A. d. Clayton, Aurora.
Best general exhibit, 3 bags guan6
awarded to b. H. Thompson, Aurora.
Best team exhibited, $500 in colo
awarded to Till Paul, Prescott.
Best single hog, steel pillow, award
ed to J. F. Clayton, Italia.
Best peanuts, 1 Morris chair, award
ed to J. w. Chaplin, Aurora.
Largest beet, pair Jumbo shirts
awarded to Rufus Hines (col.), ldaHa
Largest radish. pair Jumbo shirts
awarded to E. Tuthill, South Creek.
Longest ear Of corn, pair Jumb
shirts. awarded to Moses Peacoc
(col.) Aurora.
Best pair guineas, pair Jumbo shirts
awarded to II. H. BrOome, Aurora.
Best pair ducks. l $500 chair
awarded to Eric Watson, Aurora.
Second best pair ducks, pair Jumb
shirts. awarded to J. T. Clayton, Ida
liza.
Second best eggs, $3.50 casf
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