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PREMII Laurens County The following premiums have been set apart by the Premium Committee for the annual count'y fair which is to be held Friday. Some premiums are being withheld and doubtless some of the premiums offered will not be com peted for, so that it is possible that many entries will have premiums pro vided which are not provided for in this list. The oficers of the fair are stressing the edicational value of the fair and they hope that those - who bring exhibits will not bring them solely for the purpose of gaining the prizes, but that they will bring them with the Idea of increasing interest in better farming methods. WOMEN'S IEPARTMENT. Mrs. W. H. Anderson, Mrs. Frank Caine and Mrs. T. M. Show, Superintendents. Lady making best display of goods ing this department. $5.00 brooch, Fleming Bros. Bread, Loaf bread,salt rising. Loaf bread-yeast. Plain biscuit, one half dozen. Beaten biscuit, one half dozen. Best biscuit by girl under '5 years of age. 2 lbs. Nunhaly's Candy, Powe Drug Co. Cake. Chocoltate cake, layer. sponge cake. .lelly cake. Lady Baltimore. Tea cakes, one half dozen. Best iced cake. Best old fashion pound cake. Comb and brush, $2.00, Laurens Drug Co. ('ainned Fruits. Peaches, yellow. Peaches, white. Pears. Apples. Best. display cnnned goods. 25 ibs. sugar, Owings & Owings. P'reserv-es. Peach. Pear. 1'unpk in chips. Iest. display. 1 set ring. *2.50. W. Solomon. JTe lieH - One Glass. Apples. Peach. Pear. (rape. Scu ppe~rnong;. Hest display. I doz. Phots, it. Nichols. SNueel. Pickle. Peach. Waternitc!on vind. Mango. Hlest. dislvi of sweet pickle. i large Iamp, 0 1.00, Itenchof's 5 and 10 Store. Sor Pickle. Cucumber. Mixed. Best display of sourt pickle. Cash $1.00, W. U. Lancaster. iiueter. Best butter. Cash $1..0, W. t;. lancaster. Syrup. Best. sample home miade syrup. Cash 50e. W. (1. Lancaster. SCHOO0LS. 1 Best exhibit by any school in the county. One-half ton coal, Eichelberger Bros. 2 Best indiiv idual dlisplay from any school. 1-2 doz. iphotos from McCord's Studio, $2.50. FIELD) ('ltll DEPARLTMENT. .. lomter .\loore( andt II. 1. Bllakeley Suin iaten dentsa. Sampl~ies of1 FIeld Crops. :3 nest Ipeek w ith 12 earis wthite corn. I snck 1toyster' gmnato, $2.50, Ow lngs & Hobo.o eHst. peek'~ w ith 12 ('5 rS yellow corn. * sac(k lIr' tert uano,~t .$2.50, Ow inigs & oho. 5 ite-t. pe('k pro I4 ie' ('orn wvith sly I *'a:: . sr vaaano, $2.50, Ow S l:st peck with 1('i' as pop-('ornt. I mallc.t< r' auanto, $2.50, Ow low.: & I oho. I 1L('lnek cc.n I .autrens Oil Mill. 8 Ihu.t. lt('' k ofC pens. I sack V. -( . iertili r, $2.50, Aug. hluff, A. 9 iHeu '-peek of ble: ly. 10 I est 15ek ef trye. I 44a(k S - t gutanto, lanlt'rs 11 I est hechk of peantuts. I sau g 11-2-6 gutano, Owings & Ow lngs. 12 itest l)(('k of ('lay 'O coweas. 1:1 I est. 11eek of tiro ('0owpens. 1-i liest peek of whilpp'orwlI cow peas, 1 enekl V.-('. guanlto, Aug. 1 luff, Agi, 15 1 OSt lte('k lady cow pens. I yeart's sucipt~'iilion to LaurenOfS I)16 ties peek of nbil e 'ow peas. I snck V.-('. gu'tano, Aug. liuff, Agt, '17 ies t ('ollectio o41(f peas. I sack 11-2-tI Acbepoo gtiano, Ow igs & Owinigs. 18 Best peck atny vairiety sweet po tatoes. 1 sack Rloyster' guano, Owings & 19 bo, pe of Iisht potatoes (spring crop)). 1-2 bushel Loo'koutt Mounitain pota toes, WV. P. Harris. 20 Best peck oIf Irish potatoes (fall crop). 1-2 btushel Lookout Mountain pota 21 Best peek of lernillw. 1 .Rack Rloyster guano, Owings & Bhobo. 22 Desat peek of beets. 1 hAek 11-2-0 Ashtepoo guano, Ow JM LIST Fair, Oct. 20th 23 Best peck of artichokes. 24 Best peck of chufas. 25 Best peck of soja beans. 1 sack V.-C. 10-2-0 guano, A. Hul', Agt. 20 Best onions. 1 sack Royster guano, Owings & Bobo. 27 Best bale cowpea hay, not less tan 75 lbs. 28 Best bale alfalfa hay, not less than 75 lbs. 29 Best bale clover hay, not ess than 75 lbs. 30 Best bale native grass hay, not less than 75 lbs. 31 Best bale Bermuda grass hay, not less than 75 lbs. 32 Best bale German millet, not less than 75 lbs. 33 Best bale sorghum, not less than 75 lbs. 34 Best collection ofd ifferent kinds of hay. I sack V.-C. guano, Aug. Huff, Agt. 35 Best 12 stalks of sorghum. I sack Royster guano, Owings & Bobo. 36 Best display of ILnurens county oats. 10 lbs rape seed, Kennedy Bros. 37 Largest pumpkin. 1 mnan's shirt, '8c, Hayes 5 & 10e Store. US Largest winter squashes. 39 Largest cushaw. 40 Best bale short staple cotton. It Best bale long staple cotton. 42 Best stalk upland cotton. I sack guano 8-3-0, Laurens Oil Mill. 13 Best dispay of leaf tobacco. I sack 8-2-0 guano, P'lanters Pert. Co., W. C. Wharton, Agt. -1 1 lest display of vegetables. I sack 10-2-0 guano, W. C. WVhar ton, Agt. 45 Ilest peek cotton seed. I sack 10-2-0 V.-C. guano, A. Iluty, Agt. I6 Itest display of Iairens county wheat. I sack V.-('. guano, Aug. sluff, Agt. 47 I lest. I amens eonnty made brootns. I 'an Kennedy's Special coffee, Kennedy lros. -IS Best display of tarnm produce from any one farm I pair shoes, $5.00, Smith & lit ti e. I sauk 10-2-0 guano, Planters Pert. Co., W. C. Wharton, .\gt. i)cpa rtIeit of 1cihaies, 31atiufn( tures, .igricultural Imuleinents, 1ele k 'hs, ('outmercial Pro. ducts Alnd .Into. moblies. l xhibits In this department will he given space in buildings or on the grotunds and shown to the best advantage. No charge will be made. 19 1lest. equipped and best. handled automobile, 10 per cent and GO per cent. respectively. IOHSES, 1('ll5s .\N!) .ASSE-S. Fowler" Childress, 13. 1. W\ol:ff, S u petrintendenIts. 50 Best standard bred stallion. Il lest. standard bred mare. 52 Best standard bred horse colt. .lds., $1.00, Moseley & Rioland. 53 1lest standard bred malre colt. Md(s., $1.00, Moseley & Rtoland. Hecavy Diraft. .1 Best heavy draft. stallion. 55 Ilest heavy draft mare. 56 1test heavy drat' horse colt. Aldse,, $1.00, Moseley & Roland. 57 Best heavy dIra ft ma11re colt. .1 Ilbs. coffee, $1.00, .1. C. Shell & Co. 59 Display Tongue & Martini Per cheron stallion and get. [lest colt, $3.00! second best. colt, $2.00; all1 ot hers sho ~n, 31.00. 60 W. 10. (Chapmnan's display of' afal lion and~ get. Gl lDispla:y of Guy13 C. (Copel and1's st al - .lion anti get. 62 Any othler' sIrmes andI get. 68 1 lst, light draft. miare. t64 Best light draft mare and (cott. I gent's hat, Minter Co. 65 1 estI light draft cold untdr' 1 year 6G Best Ilight d raft. ('01t over' 1 y eari 1.7 Pos''t ('outy i a eta ion, -I yearri GS10lib drafl!tl stalnliono. 70 iDe.t (tirm (tht, 2 .:ius ol hoatr raled. Co.0,Jn-Tyo dwC. 72 Ile't muile 'oli, 1 years il, haler led. Open brIdlIe, $2.25, .11n0. A, Franks. 78 Ilest mare and muule ('olt. uder 1 year1 old(, 60 per., (ent and 10 1per centl r'e'pec(tively'. 1 5 1lbs. er'im son (I cloer' seed, $2.23, I ennedy Tlros. 71 Itest Jack. 75 [lest JenntIt. :mnd. .10 per' ('('lt respec'(tivly~l3. 80 Best I in ha nd team of muil es. 1 wagon umnbr'ella,. $2.00, Chero ('ola IlottIlung C'o. fIt rses . S I(: t'rb horsebacik riding unuder 16 y'ears- of agte. 1 tlrnet ting, $2.50, WV. Solomon. 82 1 oys riding, under 141 yearts old. I fountaIn pen1, #1.091, Lauirenis Drug C;o. 8:1 Best. Shetlanud pony13, rIdden by girl. 5 lbs. home made candy, $1.25, Nick Pallas. 84I Pest Slbetland~ 1)ony, r'idden~ by hoy. 3 $1.00 tIckets to. Plko's Place, 1(Opera House). 85 Best Sheotland ponyil ldrlven in lhar ness, 60 pcer cent and 40 per cent . ' $l.00 tickets to idle llour, 86h Pest riding by gentleman. Umbrella, $1.50, W. 0. Wilson & Co. 87 Best drivhwg by laiy 1 pair ladies' shoes, $4.00, J. ID. Minter & 'Co. 88 Best saddle mare. 1 pair men's gloves, $1.00, Hyman Iu rey. . 89 Best saddle horse. I pair nin's gloves, *1.25, I1. Terry. 90 Best saddle mare or horse. 1 Pair shoes, $4.00, Switzer Co. 91 Best single harness mule. 1 rawhide whip, $1.00, Jno. A. Franks. 92 Best pair geldings driven in har ness. I pair shoes. $3.00, J. C. Burns Cr. 93 Best pair mules driven in har ness. 1 blind bridle, $2.25, Jno. A. Franks. 94 Best mare driven in harness. man's shirt, $1.50, Clardy & Wilson 95 Best. gelding driven in harness. 2 men's ties, $1.00, Minter Co. 96 Best horse or mare driven in bar nless. 1 pair shoes, $3.00, Iynan Lurey. 97 Best pair mares, driven in har ness. 1 mian's hat, $2.50, Hymnan Iaurey. 98 Best pair, one of each sex, driven in harness. 100 Sc cigars, $5.00, )ixie Flour & Orain Co. CA'T"TLE D)EP 1A 1,T31 ENT. WV. Ii. W\hnlrion, J1. M1. Sumerel, Snuur intendents. 99 Best bull, 2 years old and over. 100 Best bull, under 2 years old. 101 Best cow, 2 years old and over. 1 sack S-:1-0 guano, Laurens Oil \1Ill. 102 Best heifer, under 2 years old. I sack 8-:1-0 guano, Laurens Oil Mill. I0:1 Ilest display of .lerseys. I sack 8-:1-o loyster guano, Ow Ings & I1obo. I sack 10-2-0 guano, Planters, W. C. Whaurton Ago. A y rsh ires. 10.4 Best bull, 2 years old and over. 105 1lest bull, under 2 years old. 10l piest cow, 2 year:, old and over. 107 hest heifer, under 2 years old. 108 Best display of Ayrshires. 1 sack 11-2-0 guano, Ashepoo, Ow uings & Owings. 1 sack 10-2-0 guano, Planters Pert. Co., W. C. Wharton, Agt. led Pole. 109 ]test bull, 2 years old and over. 110 1lesi bull, under 2 years old, 1au rens county raised. 111 Best cow, 2 years old an(1 over. 112 1lest heifer, under 2 years. I sack I1-2-0 guano, Ashepoo, Ow wings & Owings. I sack 10-2-0 guano, l'lanters, W. C. Vhlarit Agt. 11:1 lc:,t dislt.' of Red role. iolsteill. 11 I Ilest hull, 2 year, old and over. I sa ek 10-2-u guano. Planters Fert. Co., W. C. Wharton, Agt. 115 Best 1ull, under 2 years old. i1i !lest cow 2 years old and over. 117 11st h i fer, under 2 years old. i18 (test disp'lay of Iloisteins. I :ajIck s-:3.0 giuanmo, Laurens Oil 1ill. sack 10-2-0 guano, Planters, W. C. Wharton, .\gt. 119 Hest hull, 2 years old and over. 1211 ilest bull, unoier 2 yea'rs old. 121 1estt cow, 2 ya rs old and over. 122 liest ht-iI r, uider 2 years od, 12: 1'ti d ijsplay of icreforl,. 1 sack 11-2-o guma o, Ashepoo, Ow ings & Owii'gs. 1 snu'k l0.M -- guano, Planters, C. Whartuo Agt. (:ra des. 121 !'eat grade 'ow any age. I sack I 1-2-11 guano, .\shepoo, Ow ings & Owings. 125 1llest gr'ade hiel fer, 2 to 3t year is old 1 nork 8-3-a guano, L~naurtn Oil *Mill. 120 Best rpr dn i hci fer, I to 2 years 01(1. I sack 5-- gu~ano, Laurens Oil Mill. 127 1Hest grtadve heifer calf u nder 1 I sack S-2-0g guanlo, .\shepoo, Ow ings & Owings. year ol. 128 lIes; cow, any bireed. 2 buickets Snowd rift. $2.50, Maclhen (1rloceryi Co. 129 llest b~ull. any bireed. 2 huckets Snuowd rift, $2.F,0, \Machen Gricery ('o. 1 '0 Pest herd( of?; catle. I mek II.-2-, ano. .\shie8oo, Ow.. 1 1:-: >; ' - i-0 ;.-.."..P an... V r I I l l: P' 1) a D ii : gU T S. 1 Ilci a'a ni;; a :-b . lI :r lh-t p~ 2tIV,'r goat:. 1 cnn Snowdt:' t, $1.*50, .1. i-:. Phli pot.. Her'kshiire, I 3s l'4.t :gedi aoor. 1 sack VI.-(. r uano,. Aug. I luff, AXgt. I 29 1liest young,~ boar. I, sack \'.-C . gua no, Aug. Iluff, Agt. I 10 Pest aged 511w. I sack Boysteri guan o, Owinugs & Ii I Best young3. SOW. 1 sacrk 8-3-0l gun io, L aurlens Oil Mill. 1-*12 Best isplay' of not 1v-ss than tive. 2 sacks hog feedl, $3.00, J. S. lHen nett & IHon. I1 i8 est agedi boar, I sack 10-2-0 guano, Planters Fort. Fort. Co.. W. C. Wharton, Agt. 14t lDest young hoar, 1 sack 8-2-0 guano, Planters Fert. Co., WV. C. Wharton, Agt. 145 Best agedl sow. I sack 8-3-0 gumino, Lauren'i Oil Miii. 146 Boast young sow. I sack 8-3.0 guano, taourene 02 Mill. 1 17 Best display of not less than flye. I sack Imperial Flour, $2.00, A. L. AIahaffey. Essex. 147 1-2a Best aged boar. 1417 I-2b Best, young boar. 117 1-2c host boar pig. 147 1-2d leat aged sow, 1-17 1-2e Best young sow. 17 1-2f Best sow pig. 147 1-2g Best display of nit less than three. I sack 8-3-0 guano, Laurens Ol "Mill. 0. 1. 4'. 1,18 Best aged boar. 1-1 Best young boar. 150 Best boar pig. 151 Best aged sow. 152 Best young sow. 153 Best sow p1g. 154 Best display of not less than three 50 lbs flour, $2.00, J. M. Phillot. Jersey Red. 155 Best aged boar. 156 Best young boar. 157 Best boar p1g. 158 Best aged sow. 159 Best young sow. 1610 Best. sow pig. 161 ]test display of not less than three 48 lbs. Snowdrift flour. $2.00, (Continued on Page Ten.) The e drinke self of t biliotisne: and other come fror I , is to and use pure fo "66TI In the new~u Sbargainsi, doi If you do not We car: goods. Unle before, you< things that w prices. Visi Hayes' CAL9M[L 8I0I([I88! IT' DON'T STAY l I guarantee "Dodson's Live best Livsr and Bowel c Calomel iakes you sick; you lose a (lay's work. Calomel is <uleI silver and It salivates; caloiel Iujur s your liver. If you are bilious; feel laz , s iit and all knocked out, if your j la are constipated and your he d ahces or stomach is sour, Just take a spoonful of harmless kodson's Liver Tone in stead of using sickening, salivating ealomel. )odson's Liver Tone is real liver medicine. You'll know it. next morning because you will wake up feeling fine, your liver will be working your headache and dizziness gone, your stomach will he sweet and bowels regular. You will feel like working. You'll be cheerful; full of vigor and ambition. Your druggist or dealer sells you a sible Way for a coffee r to rid him he headaches, ss, heart flutter ills th often a coff e drink-' qu o fee th delicious od drink CANT LOSTl here's a Reason At Grocers S'h t' a 9weh v is pices which mot fail to com ry a wonderfu as you have vis c~annot apprecia it Us Fair I 5 andlO r Tone" wi jive you the Ieansinq you ever had. i0 cent bottle of stison's Liver 'ono uinder ny ial guarantee that it, will * n your sluggish liver better n nasty caoncl; it won't inake you sick an dyou ann cat anything you walt wit.hout being salivated. Your :ruggist guarantecs that each spoon ful will start. your liver, clean your bowels and straighten you up by morn ing or you get your money back. Chil dren gladly taho I)odson's Liver Tone bec:ause it is pleasan t tasting sand doesn't gripe or cramp or make them sick. I am ellig millions of hot tics of I)odson's I Aver Tone to people who have found that thin, pleasant. vege table, liver medicine takes the place of dangerous calomel. flty once holi oil may sound. reliabe guarainev. Ask your druggist aboult ne. hISTANT POSTUM ao W/edwiy1 O~ M tl (( .KS m~d~MI W1 6"1'I, i4s MItaI n i :o CScwccito.rin~t Co. Lm All mistak1e. I tvney of ted our store &t *r. L S OT e