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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-03-15

Muddle in South Carolina Emplla-
sizes the Mutual Benefits.
(The State, 9th.)

The discrepancy in fire insurance
rates obtained by farmers in various
counties Of the State is shown in a
circular issued yesterday by the in
surance department to the people OF
South Carolina. The formation Of
farmers mutuals is urged by tn,
Commissioner, f. r. McMaster. The
circular follows
"Why should the farmers of the
counties OF Anderson, Oconee, I'M
ion, Newberry, Cherokee, York, Ches-
ter, Fairfield, Marlboro and Darling
ton be able to get insurance on their
dwellings and tenant houses at an
annual cost varying generally from
81 cents to about SO cents per $100
OF insurance year, and in the two
counties Of Abbeville and Greenwood
at an annual cost of so cents a year
per 500 Insurance. and the farmers
in the other counties Of the State be
unable to get insurance for less than
$1.20 per 500 insurance a year?
''The answer is that in those coun-
ties the farmers have organized mu-
tual Insurance companies Of their
own and have been carrying insur-
ance in these companies for the last
s or 20 years at the cost indicated.
At the present time the amounts
OF insurance carried by these various
companies in the counties named are
about as follows:
"Abbeville-Greenwoo Mutual IN
surancc Association, Abbeville ST.
100000.
Anderson County Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, Anderson, ST.
| 1000
FARMERS Mutual Insurance Asso-
citation, Chester 81 ,053.000.
"Farmers' Mutual Insurance Asso-
citation OF Cherokee County, Gaffney,
| $935,000
"Farmcrs' Mutual Insurance Asso-
citation, Darlington county. Harts-
Vile, $4,000.
FARMERS Mutual Insurance Com
pany, Fairfield county, Winnsboro.
$450.000.
Farmers Mutua! Insurance Asso-
citation, Marlboro county, Bennetts-
vile. s703,000.
"Farmers' Mutual Insurance Asso,.
ciation, Newberry, $SSO,000.
FARMERS Mutual Insurance Asso-
citation, Oconee county, Walhalla,
S750,000.
Farmers Mutual Insurance Asso-
citation, York and Lancaster counties,
York, $1,150,c00.
FARMERS Mutual Insurance Asso-
ciation, Union, $46S,000
"A letter addressed to these COM
pan!es will give you information con-
cerning them.
"Such a company is recommended
to be organized in each county in the
State"
H.,es ~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-03-15
Bolton. Jan. s. 1916.-Adv.

Keep Your Skin Clear and Healthy.
There Is only one way to have a
clear. healthy complexion and that is
to keep the bowels active and regu-
lar. DR.. Kings New Life Pills will
make your complexion healthy and
clear, move the bowels gently, slim
u!ate the liver, cleanse the system
and purify the blood. A splendid
spring medicine. 25c. at your drug
wiSt ADV 3
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-03-15
Villa EXECUTES RAID IN U. S.
Columbus, \. NJ, Shot Up, Citizens
Killed, Buildings Burned.

Columbus, New Mexico, March O..
--F'rancisco Villa, outlawed Mexican
bandit, raidcd United States terri
tory to-day. With 800 men he at
lacked Columbus, hilled at least 10
Americans and fired many buildings
before he was driven back across the
International border.
Not less than $50 troopers OF the
18Th United States Cavalry followed
the Villa band into Mexico. Reports
late to-day to Col. Slocum. commando
ing American troops here. stated that
Villa had made stand five miles
south Of the border. where spirited
lighting was in progress. In this en-
gagcment a private WAS killed and
Capt. Geo. Williams. adiutart OF the
18Th Cavalry WAS woUudei
The small detachment OF troopers
under Major Frank rompNiuS And
Elmer Lindsey. tish,ins d.s;uouut-
ed. made 4 determined sand Asaiu>;
the renewed Wills A;tncH. aui ~ las;
reports VIZ y nrlGius :l,etr svrund.
Death IL Alusricau<.'
The rN:h ~ A., :.ritAa territory
proved costly - :cse :A2G; ch;st.a:u.
the bodies .: = vs",y::.S inc,udin :
Pablo Lrttz Se:,,"~! =" command.
mad been S&c>+rE.! a": burned he
undeterw;us4t n,...c~,. .: dead still
lying in the ovu<&.
Led to the attack under the SlC-
gan, death to Americans" Villa ;
followers fought with desperation.
Just before dawn they crept along
ditchcs skirting the United states
cavalry camp and rushed the sleep
ing town. firing heavily.
Torch Applicd; Civilians Murdered.
The first vollcy brought American
troopers into almost instant action.
While Il portion OF the raiders en-
gagged tho cavalrymcn others began
applying tho torch and shooting
American civilians who venturcd
from the buildings. Lights in homes
and public buildings Immediately be
came targets for snipers posted at
Villas direction. Other bandits
close to American homes enticcd q
number of civilians into the open
with lInglish-spoken invitations. A
number Of fatalities are attributed to
This ruse.
stores were looted. oil was poured
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-03-15

The QuInlne That Does Not Affect The Head
ev o. ;ts tonis and laxative effect, IAxA-
9uinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ing iInEing IN head. Remember the full name and
look for the signature Of L. W. GROVE, 25c.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-03-15

selves in their homes and fired at the
McXicans as they durted through the
streets. The lighting in the town
ended almost as suddenly as it he
gan. Less than two hours after the
first sho' was heard, Villas buglers
sounded the retreat and the raiders
began Il disordcrly flight. closely fol-
lowed by American troopers.
Troops Sent to Aid T0mplinS.
Major Lindslcy. stationed at Glib
son ranch, sent three troops OF cav
airy across the border to reinforce
Major Tompkins. who went in pur-
suit Of the raiders.
Thos. Butler, private OF Troop +.
later died OF his wounds. making to-
tai dead American soldiers seven.
Many McXicans Killed.
large number OF Mexican dead
were left lying in the streets OF CO.
lnmbus, and at the border the Mexi-
cans were subjected to a flank at
tack by American troops. and IS
more Of their number killed.
Several American citizens in Co
inmbus declared they personally saw
Villa directing his men and a port
mantcau discovered by trooper
contained Villas personal papers.
The attack was q surprise. Villa
was supposed to have been A miles
away, having last night caused Il tel
egram to be sent indicating his pres
cnce at Il Nogalcs ranch.
The number OF slain American sol
dlers was placed at seven. Four men.
citizens Of Columbus. and two wo-
men arc known to have been killed.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-03-15
WANT VILLA, DEAD OR ALIVE.
President Firm, Congress Solidly
Backing Hinl-CalTanZa Silent.

Mexico City, March 10.---Gen. Car
mcnt in regard to the situation re-
sulting from the raid on Columbus,
y. NJ. A rigid censorship has been
imp oSed. Newspapers are printing
nothing of the raid. and the public
has not been advised OF it.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-03-15
Cures Old Sores. Other Remedies Won't Cure.

The worst cases, no matter Of how long standing.
are cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr.
Porter's. Antiseptic Healing Oil. It relieves
Pain and Heals at the same time 2sc. soc. 81 .00
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-03-15
TO Drive Out Malaria
And Build UD The system

Take the Old Standard GROvE's
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking, as the formula 10
printed on every label, showing It 10
4ninine and Iron In a tasteless form.
The Quinine drives out malaria, the
Iron builds up the system. so cents
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15

liat6euauS Stegiering. SEQ Bal.
get igaar err oItioa nu ogiau oiSic
orbGucoc. 6orbuo bIep oaioa /
CONNER uebtaget / Wauitoba, OF
ct lignenoe 6oriIog. sec oog fprit
trGoer ifrait oeu lite Sui 1911.
blep ueotngct / Yrooinien 9ritiih
Columbia peO 8aIact / Septcmbcr.
aampcn FOR Sorlrauineen a;
lropinieu Guebec err optoget al CT
Grrbmo, "Sbc 9laieo Temperance
%,forceS OF the 4rouiuce Of Quebec"
cmiottcnoe ole Scmperuncefrpiter,
ocribIonot NterigbeoSoraouiiatio.
ncr, lofolc 6orbuo$ioreniuger, ON.
cG en- Spiorbring ON at itptte 5or,
baoSia8eu paa fommeuoe 9cgiSIa.
tlrforiomling er tiIitiuet Vrelter /
Gle &irfeiomiuno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
~forbuosieir / CANADA.

@innipeg, Den 12te 9ecbr. 6or
iiaget ON alminoeliat Sorbiio moo
Gala al beruienoe S%riffeparer bleo
peo oct igaar aibolote Sals / Er1.
pinIen Saifatfepan peotaget meo
$4,000 Stemmers Naioritet. 6or-
Guoet trrber ifrait Den lite Sd.
nuar 1917.
Oct itore sfonomiite Spiuing.
iom bar iuuoet Steo i De fanooi.
lie @ropiricr, bpor 5orbito oaerebe
eriiterer, bar p9ret iaa marferet.
al Der mi nGres iitfert Saab ont
at oaiaa Quebec, Den eneitc glen.
itnaenoe "paaoe" Tropins. mart pil
oeStage ct liglenbe 5or6uo % iaa.
lches gisre GAMBIA iii Den isritc
itore Wation, JON bar banluit ell
bier Sorm az Salg al Ritsoriffe.
MISUNDERSTANDING paabespub-
ties al grinee Goparo Sslano for
10 aar iiben. : Sunni iaar blep
ale Sfj9nfeituer meo llnotngelic
a; 90 Observation-Disclosures. iom Ore.
pes al Reeieriusen, itenste az Ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
Oa 1~loromUnoene
ifjoo paa Gviferen

On oen tioliaere / ct Telegram
beretteoc S%fp0eaifPre beretteS iel'
gellbe nGrmere SmitGnoigbeoer fcl
Stnpangcr ben 13oe 2opember:
90 norife @oatifibe pco apiten bar
bl a. bnpt Den Opgape at poaic,
al Iremmeoc Wiagtcrs Sanbelsiti5c
life igrte traaoles Selegrai paa
rurif Sieterritorium Ceres aor.
respondent bar eriarct. at ct tpif
2oiteoompifib iioite 3orsoag gif no
ira SflloesncS iorbi Sanauaer meS
trnuoles Selegrai. Iorpeoobaaoerl
"SiGt" iou par %itotioneret / Sui
o1ngss. off no og aiipreoe Ell @or.
ic!5iflio til Samperen. Gen oiloc
imiolcrtio life itoppe. Torpe6us
boaocn niipre6e ct itarpt Sfuo for
Qoigen paa Snitebaaben; men
Den fog ingen 9toti3 AT Sfuooet.
Ger bleu oa iuret ct Sflio gicnnenl
9liggen 2ao oeu. "a itoppet oNt
omiioer. 3orpeoobaaoens sSolf gif
omboro % Den SraaOlsle bleu rig.
oct neo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
Kpinoernes ~Sreosparti.

@aibington oen 9Oe Sec, apin,
ocrneS 6re6Sporti niilutteoe ioag lin
&aratoupention meo gebtageIien al
et GGffe NeIoIutioner. boori Sc,
bl. a., erflereoe iig imoo gaabeu.
euelIer / Sfolerue, / 6apsr al Ell
international aonierence al Repr9
ientanter ira ale ueitraIe 9anoe /
Sreoens Snteresie og for. iammen
meo HeprPientanter ira De frisie'
renoe 2anbe Of orsfte 9etinaelier
Tor at faa Ell Slrt paa arigen.
2igeleoeS at rette en- Senuenbelis
iii TrGiibent @ilion ON poo fom
menoe 3ptaurSoag of uoIteoe CT
,S~nbbpoeIie til Stormagterne ON ..
oprette ell Seroeusorganiiation med
oct 6ormaal at gisre aapruitni1.
ger unsopeuoige for 6remtioen.
Samtlige gmbeoSmpnb gieur
polates, nemlig: Sane IoSnms.
@rPiibent, Dtrs. Carrie CHAPMAN
Gatt % Wrs. Cha Slasg Dorng
III sgrespr9iioenter. Hrs. 2iieia
s(mes Mcao ira Boston iii Sefre
t9r % Mrs. Sopbranisba Sreefen'
ridge til aasierer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
Kaperifib / Sarpanoet.

Heru 9orf, oen lite Secbr.: Ct
bel nrmeret Iampifib er o~bicrperet
ca. 500 Wfil / Noro for DC %ajoriife
Ger. Sielge t~elegroiiife traabIeie
g0oarller uoienot ira fronite OF
eueelife arpolere til SnnoeISlfibe,
lem befinoer iie poo DC greboegru.
Ger, ON at boloe lforpt llbfig %
barti9it milig iege bort ira DC al
minoelise S9roiclSpcie poa Sapet.
or 6nrteiet uoruItet Tom aaperifio
90 nrmerct bnaOc meo 5orpeooer %
Eioocrne annoner,
Samti0ia mcloeS fra Noriolf,
@a., at Wcolemmer al @eIGtningen
poa oct amerifnnife artg5ifib gro.
tens, iom netop bar unfommet Der.
til, iortGQer, at Ell inf llnber.
u~auosbnoo oar blepet obiernerct
ubcnior Iirainia Gopes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
"marinas" S0nfnino.

@aIbiuaton Den lite December:
Observation-Disclosures uoIteote iouB
ell oiiieiel grflGriug ON, at SGnf.
ningen al Gampifibet bar ct aabent
@rllb paa 5piflanoS Sefte til DC
1oreneoc Stoter.
0cpartementet bill Dog, beoer oct,
ofpente sc nprniere @eretninger o.
Iaa ON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES peo
S~pnfningcn al "Arobio", ier oct
trpiicr no9en g~ligierelie. Genre
icrmooeS at bile ontogc 5orm al
err IN 9tote / oct Eiemeo at iou op'
floret 5crifieaen / 6ortolfningen
a., bpab Spiflnubs 2pfte / 5orbin-
belIe meo "Susier" sSagen ! Tir'
fcligbeocu gif no paa, ipecicIt meo
Scnipn iii armereoe Sfibc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
Gn ilnorripseIle pnifes.

Susmsorcres Screening / Ninne.
opolis bar rettet cn SenpcuoeIie II;
GcrbmoSregicringen ON at ioran.
ltolte en- llnoeriesclie al gariogel
IL DC bsic Triier paa Seoeparer.
Sfisnt oen ipocrole @ranoiurp
eiter geitemmelieu ierit meocr
iaien / Ipril, fmtoc Den, on Sor
tmosoonmer ". 4. Booth oniaa
oct %panfrGpet, inofalocS naarlom
BELT til of lebe Ell llnbcrlsacIlc.
Observation-Disclosures onoroacr
en-, at Ell competent Iacut ira
neutrality-suspicious. itrar icnocS
bcrop iorat iperfiGttc Ell %grunoi9
l~inoerieaelie al Silitanoene / Seoe
roremarteoet / WimcopoliS / 2ic.
meo at ian aienosgierninacrnc
brogt for Tagen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
"Oeutihlano"
hienlme iSjen.

Berlin, lite Gccbr. Gen tplfe
&onoclsunoerpano8bouo "Gcllti6.
lono" onfom Senoag Mioong ii!
Atumoin9en al @eier eiter Ell bur
tiQ % beloig Siemreiie fra De Tor'
cncoe Stutcr. 3crmco err oens an
ocu RunorciIe iii @merifo og biem'
iricn bcl0ig iulbiert.
Zen iorloo Stem Sonoon, Conn,
0cn 21be Nopembcr, lao Siemreiign
oltioa uoiertcs paa 70 Sage. Stem.
rciien ira oens forrige Sur iii De
Toreneoe Stater tog 81 Qoge FRA
Baltimore.
Dc 70 Heiier %peltouer tog bclts
hoI6spi5 IS og II Gage.
ST S~orlpoenoe oil piOe, OF 9ua
ocn ON nogle iaa Tigers 6orleb ifol
tiitrRoe en- treble &eiie til Sine
rita.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
Sang Wlotorcvfletur.

Ilbanu, q. o., oen Soc Gccbc. /:
20 Notionolgaroiiter, 9orporot
&orpcp &. GomoroS % Weui0 Oh.
mel DRESSER oufom ioag iii glboum
ira SernS nIeo en- WELDING til gu
pcrner @bitmnu ira @erernlmoior
Subn i. 8. Gpnn. llhelbigoiS T.,
o. life afleperet Sfripelieu, GA @r.
rcrnerer bar iraonrenoe ira gpen.
&c TO aurerer gioroe Heiien paa
fine Wotorcpflcr paa fl Gage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
Oberit Krae 900.

G%riitiania Sen 12tc Gccbr. tfhp.
Sbcrit i Den uorife Nrme og Opiti-
Der al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Der
ioriloen al Den norife ogioa blep
aboptcret al oe 6orcneoe Stoter3
grme, CT iielge en- telcgraiiif WeO.
ioog oieoaet peb Gebcu /
EoriS / Den hsic Mloer al 70 Nar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
Brand / Goleoo.

3olebo, Ohio, Sen lite Iecbr. {:
81 al gpens @rnnbmpno bleu
brpbt og Ell treble l~ipsiarlig ltaoet
inm Sslee al Ell ~ncbitprtenoe Wdir
UNDER ell SSloebronb / Nabbocf
Wfcrhanbiiing GomponpS @ittif /
9penS neutrality-suspicious., 9ranb.
ifaben a%nilaoeS til omtrent $780,
900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
Cy$kland tiIbyder fred.

&issfanler BON @etbmannSonwes uperienbsr sienncm npirac 9iplu'
mater ct Srebshlbnb til DC NGrrebc. - Susen Sressbetiusd-
ir bep n9Dnt, men Bet antpoes at gaa ND paa: SDfernes &sn'
ming at Sesmn % NprSiranfris, Silbasesipele at De tpfe aolu-
nir, Cprettcls al to ieipirnbise 3iser Iuen % 3itlanen,
meus 9ferrig bebpocr Serbicn. Sphipmt un DC aaiereoe pl
nnberbanble um SreS nctup NM.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-09-19
DEPARTMENT C-Cattle.
o. G. ADAMS, Supt.

Best Calf, Dairy Type, under /
year old--First, Blue Ribbon; Sec
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-09-19

Best Crochet Corset Cover-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Table Mat-First, Blue Rib
bon; Second, Red Ribbon. A
Best Table Cover-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Table Runner-First, Blue
hibbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Tatted Handkerchief-Fi
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Boudoir Cap-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Crochet Towel-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Crochet Piano Cover-First.
Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Crochet Collection-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Embroidery In Linen or Cot
ton. Outlining or Braiding-First.
Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Child's Skirt-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Child's Dress-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Sacque-First, Blue Ribbon; !;
Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Ladies' Apron-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Cross Stitch Work-First.
Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
Best lEyelet Work-First. Blue
Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Cushion. Pin or Sofa--First.
Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Chjld's Cap-First. Blue Rib
bon; Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Handkerchief-Firs Blue
Ribbon: Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Towels-First, Blue Ribbon !:
Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Waist-First. Blue Ribbon;
Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Small Center Piece-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Doilies-First. Blue Ribbon;
Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Scarf-First, Blue Ribbon; !;
Second, Red Ribbon.
best Plllow Shams-FlrSt, Blue
Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Table Cover-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Large Center Piece-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
Drawn Work and Hemstitching.
Scarf-First, Blue Ribbon; Sec
ond. Red Ribbon.
Table Cover-First, Blue Ribbon
Second, Red Ribbon.
ndkerchief-First, Blue Rib
bon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Tray Cover-First, Blue Ribbon
Second, Red Ribbon.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-09-19
NEEDLEWORK.
MRS. j. H. BOWERS, Sup

Best Raised Work Cotton Quilt
First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red
Ribbon.
Best Patch Work Cotton Quilt
First. Blue Ribbon; Second, Red
Ribbon.
Best Patch Work Silk Quilt-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Patch Work Worsted Quilt
First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red
Ribbon.
Best Quilt by Girl under IL
First, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red
Ribbon
Best Crazv Quilt in Silk-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Crazy Quilt In Worsted-
First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red
Ribbon.
Best Collar and Cuffs-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Child's Cap-First. Blue
Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Tidy-First, Blue Ribbon;
Second, Red Ribbon.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-09-19
ICE CREAM SUPPER.

There will be an ice cream slipper
at tht Fork Hill school building Sat-
urday afternoon, September 23, at
5 o'clock. Proceeds for benefit Of
the church. The public cordially in
vited to attend and help this worthy
cause
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-09-19
TO GIVE PLAY.

The Unity Improvement Associa-
tion will give their play, THE
Country Doctor" at Waxhaw Friday
night, September %, beginning at
$3.50 o'clock. Admission will be Is
and % cents.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-09-19

We have added machinery to our
-four mill incteasing the capacity to
so barrels per Hay. Send your wheat
to us. We guataDt6e a good turnout
and satisfactiop Ask the man who
has tried us Snd\ \he will tell you that
he is eomt6g baNk. Prompt service.
whether you b ing Or ship it. J. c.
HARDING & CO.. Rock Hill, 8. C.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-09-19

1 Glass DiZie Relish-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
l Glass Watermelon Sweet Pickles
First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red
Ribbon.
/ Glass Pear Sweet Pickles
First, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Rib
bon.
1 Glass Apple Sweet Pickles
First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red
Ribbon.
Glass Cherry Sweet Pickles
First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Rib
bon.
I Glass Cucumber Pickles-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
/ Glass Mustard Sweet Pickles
First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red
Ribbon.
1 Glass Sour Onion Pickles-First.
Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
1 Glass Sour Cucumber Pickles
First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red
Ribbon.
Glass Sour Cabbage Pickles
First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red
Ribbon.
1 Glass Sour Pepper Pickles
First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Rib
bon.
l Glass Sour Tomato Pickles
First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red
Ribbon.
l Glass Sour Mixed Pickles-First.
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
1 Glass Sour Chow-Chow Pickles
First, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red
Ribbon.
1 Glass Tomato Catsup-First.
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
1 Glass Red Pepper Catsup-
First, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red
Ribbon.
l Glass Green Pepper Catsup-
First, Blue Ribbon; Second. Red
Ribbon.
Glass Chilli Sauce-First, Blue
Ribbon: Second, Red Ribbon.
Glass Tomato Sauce-First.
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
1 Glass Pepper Sauce-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
: l Glass Strawberry Acids-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Glass Grape Acids-First. Blue
/ Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
l Glass Peach Acids-First, Blue
| Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
Glass Blackberry Acids-First
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
IL Gallon Sorghum Syrup-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
l Quart Canned Apples-First
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Quart Canned Peaches-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
1 Quart Canned Pears-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
l Quart Canned Strawberries
First, Blue Ribbon; Second Red
Ribbon.
Quart Canned Blackberries-
First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red
Ribbon.
Quart Canned Vegetables-First,
Blue Ribbon: Second. Red Ribbon.
Beans, Cabbage, Keepers First
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
l Quart Grape Wine-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
1-Quart Blackberry Wine-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
l Quart Scuppernong Wine-First,
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
l Quart Muscadine Wine-First
Blue Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
i Best Chicken Salad-Flrst, Blue
Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Potato Salad-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
1 Pound Best Honey-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon
l Pound Best Homemade Candy
First, Blue Ribbon; Second, Red
Ribbon.
Best Corn Muhins-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second. Red Ribbon.
Best Baked Chicken-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Roast Beef-First, Blue Rib
bon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Fried Chicken-First, Blue
Ribbon; Second, Red Ribbon.
Best Pone Corn Bread-First
Blue Ribbon: Second. Red Ribbon.