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Premium Lisl Union County Fair to Be Held Oct. 20-22, 1915 Department A?Farm Products Best each of the following: No entrance fee Premiums 1st 2nc 1. One bushel wheat $1.00 .5C 2. One bushel oats $1.00 .5( 3. One bushel white corn in ear?$l.l>0 .5C ? 4. One bushel yellow corn in ear?$1.00 .5( 5. One bushel turnips $1.00 .5( 6. One bushel Irish potatoes $1.00 .5( 7. One bushel sweet potatoes $1.00 .5( 8. One bale cowpea hay, not less than 60 pounds $1.00 .5( 9. One bale alfalfa hay, not less than 60 pounds $1.00 .5( 10. One bale clover, not less than 60 pounds $1.00 .5( 11. One bale native grass hay, not less than 60 pounds $1.00 .5( 12. One bundle oats $1.00 .5( 13. Two largest pumpkins $1.00 .5( 14. Best 10 ears white or yellow corn $3.00 2.0( Third prize $2.00 15. Best 10 ears white or yellow corn, open to the world $3.00 2.0( 16. Best display of garden vegetables from one garden, not less than 10 varieties $5.00 2.5( 17. Best and largest display of fruits, not less than five varieties, all to be from exhibitors' farm or orchard and best and largest collection of farm products from one farm $15.00 10.01 Also one-half ton high grade fertilizer given by the Southern Cotton Oil Co., valued at $15.00. (Not less than five ex- 4 > hibitors. 18. Best exhibit from any Township in Union county. (Not less than 3 exhibitors $25.00 10.0< < Department B?Horse Departmen WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 10:00 A. M. There must be in all cases three (3) or mor entries in each class, by two or more exhibi tors, or first money withheld; but first Ribboi awarded and second money paid. x-remiun 1st 2ni 23. Best Stallion, county owned, over four years old. Entrance fee, $1.00 $3.00 1.5' f4. Best Stallion, county owned, under four years old. Entrance fee, $1.00 $3.00 1.5' 25. Best Mare or Gelding, county raised, hitched to buggy. Must have style, conformation and good manners. Speed does not count only when specified. Entrance fee, $1.00 $3.00 1.5' 26. Best pair Mares or Geldings, county raised, conditions as above. Entrance fee, $1.00 $5.00 2.5< 27. Best lady driver of single Mare or Gelding. Must drive alone and make turns. No entrance fee $2.00 l.(X 28. Best saddle horse or mare, county raised. Entrance fee $1.00 $3.50 2.0' 29. Best pair Mules, county raised nalter led. Entrance fee 100 $3.00 2.5i 30. Best single Mule, county raised, halter led. Entrance fee $1.00 .$3.00 1.5' 31. Best Horse or Mule Colt, county raised, one year old. Entrance fee $1.00 $3.50 2.0< 32. Best Horse or Mare Colt, county raised, two years old. Entrance fee $1.00 $3.50- 2.0i 33. Best Horse or Mare Colt, three years old, county raised. Entrance fee $1.00 $3.50 2.01 34. Best Mule Colt, under twelve months old, county raised. Entrance fee $1.00 $3.50 2.0! 35. Best Horse or Mare Colt, under twelve months old, county raised. Entrance fee $1.00 ____$3.50 2.0l 30. Best Mule Colt, county raised, overdone year old. Entrance fee $1.00 $5.00 2.01 "V7. Best Mare with Colt by side, county raised. Entrance fee $1 no ** on, T - ipi.uu 6.\J1 38. Best Mare with Pilule Colt by side, county raised. Entrance fee $1.00 $4.00 2.01 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 10:00 A. M. Display of all prize winners of the day before in front of grat:d stand. '9. Besc Jack, county owned. Entrance fee $1.00 $3.00 2.01 <0. Best harness Mare or Gelding, hitched to buggy, county owned. Entrance fee $1.00 $3.50 2.01 '1. Best pair Mares or Geldings, county owned, hitched to buggy. Entrance fee $2.00 $5.00 2.51 '41*6 Best Horse or Mare Colt, under 6 mos. old, county raised. Best saddle Horse or Mare, county owned. Entrance fee $1.00 $2.00 1.01 ')$. Best lady driver of pair Mares or Geldings to buggy, must drive alone, ir.ake turns. No I " * r buggy, county owned. Entrance * fee $1.00 $6.00 Sf.f 45. Best single Mule, hitched to buggy, county owned. Entrance fee $1.' 1 $3.00 l.t i 46. Best Horse or Mare weighing over 1150 pounds each, for general farm work or dray, county owned! Entrance fee $1.00 $3.00 l.f 47. Best pair Horses or Mares, weighing over 1150 pounds each, county owned. Entrance fee $1.00 $5.00 2.1 I FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 10:00 A. M. . Display of all prize winners of . the day before in front of grand . stand. . 48. Best pair Mares or Geldings, . South Carolina owned, hitched j to buggy. Entrance fee $2.00.-5.00 2.1 , 49. Best Mare or Gelding, South Carolina owned, hitched to bugj gy. Entrance fee $1.00 $3.00 1.1 50. Best Stallion. South Carolina j owned. Entrance fee $1.00 $5.00 2.{ 51. Best Jack, South Carolina ownj ed. Entrance fee $1.00 $5.00 2.1 52. Best Pony, ridden by boy or girl j under 12 years of age. No en) trance fee $1.00 .1 j 53. Horse back ride by lady, rider 50 per cent, horse 50 per cent. j No entrance fee $2.00 l.< 54. Best Pony Rig, to be driven by boy or girl under 12 years of j age. No entrance fee $1.00 J Department C?Cattle ) Jerseys >5. Best Bull, entrance fee $1.00 __$5.00 2.! W5. Best Cow, entrance fee $1.00__$5.00 2.i *7. Best Heifer Calf, under one year old. entrance fee 50c $3.00 2.1 Poll Angus j 58. Best Bull, entrance fee $1.00__$5.00 2.! 59. Best Heifer Calf under one year old, entrance fee 50c $3.00 2.1 Red Poll 61. Best Bull, entrance fee $1.00. .$5.00 2.1 62. Best Cow, entrance fee $1.00-.$5.00 2.1 63. Best Heifer Calf under one year old, entrance fee $1.00 $3.00 2.1 0 Herefords 64. Best Bull, entrance fee $1.00__$5.00 2.1 ^ 65. Best Cow .entrance fee $1.00__$.00 2.1 66. Best Heifer Calf, under one year old, entrance fee 50c $3.00 2. 70. Best herd of one Bull and four Females, any breed. Entrance n fee $3.00 __$10.00 5j Sheep j 71. Best Ram, entrance fee 50c $2.00 l.i 72. Best Ewe, entrance fee 50c $2.00 l.i 73. Best pen of Sheep. Entrance Q fee $2.00 $5.00 2.1 The above covers any breed, all must be county owned. U Swine 74. Best Boar, any breed. Entrance fee $1.00 .'_T $5.00 2.1 75. Best Sow ,any breed. >Enttance fee $1.00 $5.00 2.1 76. Best pair Pigs, male and fe0 male, 6 months old or under. Entrance fee $1.00 $2.50 l.i 77. Best Sow with sucking Pigs, g any breed. Entrance fee $1.00..$5.00 2. All the above must be county owned. All males in this de partment shall be registered or ^ entitled to registration. Department D?Poultry g Rule 1. All entries must be made at the ri of the owners. No responsibility will assumed for loss or damage by fire or othe g wise, by this Association, but all reasonac diligence will be exercised and proper poli attendance provided. 0 Rule 2. The term "specimen" applies anything for which a premium has been t fered. Cock?A male specimen over one ye old. Cockerel?A male specimen under o; year old. Pullet?A female specimen und one year old. rj Rule 3. All speciments will be judged a cording to the requirement of the Revis American Standard of Perfection, as inte q preted by our judges. Rule 5. Advertisement will not be allow on any part of exhibit coops until after awar j have been completed in that class. D.,l? n...u -i I ivuic i>. ruuiiry snowing any symptoms disease will be excluded from the show ai j returned to the owner. All specimens will 1 properly cared for and returned at the close the exhibition. ^ Rule 7. Twenty-five cents per head will charged as entry fee on each bird entered f nreniium; $1.00 additional for each breedii ) pen. Rule 8. All entries must be made by or b fore October 20, 6 p. m., and all fowls deli j ered at fair grounds by same date. Rule 9. There must be in all cases thr (3) or more entries in each class, by two more individual exhibitors, or first mom withheld, but first prize ribbon awarded ai second money paid, j Rule 10. All exhibitors whose entry fe amount to $3.00 will be issued one seas< ticket. ^ Best each of the following: Barred Plymouth Rocks 78 Pen $2.00 $1.1 } 79 Cock 1.00 .1 81 Cockerel { 1.00 .1 82 Pullet 1.00 .1 Buff Plymouth Rocks 83 Pen - . .$2.00 $1.< ) 84 Cock 1.00 .1 85 Hen 1.00 .1 86 Cockerel 1.00 .1 87 Pullet 1.00 J White Plymouth Rocks 2' iO 8# Pen $2.00 $1.00 80 Cock 1.00 .50 2 00 Hen 100 50 2 >0 91 Cockerel 100 50 2 92 Pullet 1.00 .50 2 Browi^Leghorns 2 93 Pen * $2.00 $1.00 >0 99 Cock ; 1.00 .50 2 100 Hen 1.00 .50 2 101 Cockerel 1.00 .50 2 102 Pullet 1.00 .50 2 >0 Buff Leghorns 2 103 Pen $2.00 $1.00 104 Cock 1.00 .50 2 105 Hen 1.00 .50 2 100 Cockerel 1.00 .50 2 iui ruuei l.UU .5'J 2 Black Minorcas 2 iO 108 Ten __.$2.00 $1.00 109 Cock 1.00 .50 2 110 Cockerel 1.00 .50 2 10 112 Pullet 1.00 .50 2 White Minorcas 2 50 113 Pen $2.00 $1.00 2 114 Cock 1.00 .50 10 115 Hen 1.00 .50 2 116 Cockerel 1.00 .50 2 117 Pullet 1.00 .50 2 10 Black Spanish 2 118 Pen $2.00 $1,00 2 119 Cock 1.00 .50 )0 120 Hen ? 1.00 .50 2 121 Cockerel 1.00 .50 2 122 Pullet 1.00 .50 2 10 Silver Laced Wyandottes 2 123 Pen $2.00 $1.00 2 124 Cock 1.00 .50 126 Cockerel 1.00 .50 2 30 127 Pullet 1.00 .50 2 30 White Wyandottes 2 128 Pen .$2.00 $1.00 2 50 129 Cock 1.00 .50 2 130 Hen 1.00 .50 30 131 Cockerel 1.00 .50 2 132 Pullet 1.00 .50 2 50 Hun wyandottes * 133 Pen $2.00 $1.00 2 50 134 Cock 1.00 .50 2 50 135 Hen 4.00 .50 2 136 Cockerel 1.00 .50 2 50 137 Pullet 1.00 .50 Golden Wyandottes 2 50 138 Pen _$2.00 $1.00 2 50 139 Cock 1.00 .50 2 140 Hen 1.00 .50 2 00 141 Cockerel 1.00 .50 2 142 Pullet 1.00 .50 lllack Wyandottes 2 00 143 Pen .$2.00 $1.00 1 144 Cock 1.00 .50 2 00 145 Hen 1.00 .50 00 146 Cockerel 1.00 .50 147 Pullet 1.00 .50 50 White Langshans 148 Pen .$2.00 $1.00 149 Cock 1.00 .50 150 Hen 1.00 .50 151 Cockerel 1.00 .50 50 152 Pullet 1.00 .50 5 Sllver-Spari3$u fiUmburgs ( 50 163 Pen J..$2.00 $1,00 1 154 Cock 1.00 .50 1 155 Hen 1.00 .50 1 00 156 Cockerel 1.00 .50 1 ten n..n.A - ? -- - mi runei l.UU .50 ? r)() White Hamburg 1 158 Pen .$2.00 $1.00 1 159 Cook - 1.00 .50 1 160 Hen 1.00 .50 1 161 Cockerel 1.00 .50 1 162 Pullet 1.00 .50 1 Buff Cochins 1 163 Pen $2.00 $1.00 1 ? 164 Cock 1.00 .50 1 165 Hen 1.00 .50 ! T 166 Cockerel 1.00 .50 < nC 167 Pullet 1.00 .50 ' White Cochins ^ 168 Pen $2.00 $1.00 V* 169 Cock 1.00 .50 ! 170 Hen - 1.00 .50 a' 171 Cockerel 1.00 .50 ne 172 Pullet 1.00 r.n Black Wyandottes 273 Pen $2.00 $1.00 LC" 174 Cock 1.00 .50 175 Hen 1.00 .50 T" 176 Cockerel 1.00 .50 177 Pullet 1.00 .50 Black Cochins ds 178 Pen $2.00 $1.00 179 Cock - ? 1.00 .50 180 Hen - 1.00 .50 3 181 Cockerel 1.00 .50 182 Pullet 1.00 .50 0 Brown Red Game 183 Pen - $2.00 $1.00 1)0 184 Cock 1.00 .50 or 185 Hen I - 1.00 .50 1g 180 Cockerel - 1.00 .50 187 Pullet 1.00 50 White Indian Game V" 188 Pen $2.00 $1.00 189 Cock - 1.00 .50 ee 190 Hen ? 1.00 .50 cr 191 Cockerel 1.00 .50* By 192 Pullet 1.00 .50 ld Corninh Game 193 Pen $2.00 $1.00 es 194 Cock - 1.00 .50 < Jn 195 Hen 1.00 .50 I 196 Cockerel 1.00 .50 I 197 Pullet 1.00 .50 1 Black Becaatel Game 50 198 Pen $2.00 $1.00 < ?? 199 Cock ? 1.00 .50 1 >0 200 Hen 1.00 .50] 30 201 Cockerel 1.00 .50 1 202 Pullet ? - 1.00 .50 < 90 Dark Brahma. < 50 203 Pen $2.00 1.00 < 50 2 03 Cock - 1.00 .50 1 50 205 Hen ? 1.00 .50 1 50 206 Cockerel 1.00 .50 < 07 Pullet 1.00 .50 11 Light Brahma 11 08 Pen $2.00 $1.00 11 09 Cock 1.00 .50 H 10 Hen 1 00 .50 11 11 Cockerel 1.00 .50 11 12 Pullet 1.00 .50 11 Bantam*; I] 13 Pen $2.00 $1.00 L 14 Cock 1.00 .50 P 15 Hen 1.00 .50 C 16 Cockerel 1.00 .50 V 17 Pullet 1.00 .50 C Buff Orpingtons P 18 Pen $2.00 $1.00 .V i if VvUck 1.00 .50 F 20 Hen - 1-00 .50 G 21 Cockerel - 100 -50 P 22 Pullet 100 .50 White Orpingtons P 23 Pen $2.00 $1.00 24 Ccock 100 .50 25 Hen 1 00 .50 C 26 Cockerel 1-00 .50 I 27 Pullet - I-00 r>0 Hlack Orpingtons 28 Pen ..$2.00 $1.00 29 Cock - 1.00 .50 ? 30 Hen 100 .50 31 Cockerel 1.00 .50 32 Pullet 100 .50 Rhode Island Reds (Rose Comh) 33 Pen $2.00 $1.00 j 34 Cock 100 .50 :35 Hen 100 .50 !36 Cockerel 1-00 .50 37 Pullet 1 00 .50 t Rhode Island Reds (Single Comb) 38 Pen $2.00 $1.00 E !39 Cock 1.00 .50 !40 Hen i.00 .50 E !41 Cockerel 1.00 .50 !42 Pullet 1.00 .50 Ducks !43 Pair White Pekins $1.00 $ .50 144 Pair Colored Rowen 1.00 .50 '45 Pair Muscovy White 1.00 .50 !46 Pair Muscovy Colored 1.00 .50 !47 Pair White Crested 1.00 .50 E !48 Pair Indian Runner 1.00 .50 g !49 Pair Blue Swedish 1.00 .50 j Turkeys !50 Pair Bronze $1.00 $ .50 g !51 Pair White Holland 1.00 .50 !52 Pair Black 1.00 .50 !53 Pair Buff 1.00 .50 !54 Pair Slate 1.00 .50 Geese !55 Pair Toulouse $1.00 $ .50 ' !56 Pair Chinese Brown 1.00 .50 557 Pair Chinese White 1.00 .50 ^ Pigeons 558 Pair Pigeons $1.00 $ .50 ^ Best display of Poultry by c one exhibitor $5.00 $2.50 ^ Department E?Ladies' Work \ No Entrance Fee. E Best each of the following: Premium j silk Quilt .50 Ribbon j Calico Quilt .50 Ribbon ^nit CA ' >??? ? v/wuniivi pane _________ _ _ _ .UU XVIDDOU Woven Counterpane .50 Ribbon Wool Coverlet .50 Ribbon ( rtag Rug .50 Ribbon Shuck Mat .50 Ribbon j Some-Made Broom .50 Ribbon Patch on any Clothing .50 Ribbon Darned Stocking, hand-work .50 Ribhon Lady's Sweater ,Knit .50 Ribbon Baby's Sweater, Knit .50 Ribbon Embroidered Table Cover .50 Ribbon Embroidered Sofa Pillow .50 Ribbon Work Bag .50 Ribbon Baby's Embroidered Flannel Skirt .50 Ribbon Shawl, Knit .50 Ribbon Shawl, Crocheted .50 Ribbon ' Three Embroidered Linen Hdkfs .50 Ribbon , Lace Handkerchiefs, Home-made._ .50 Ribbon' Embroidered Centerpiece .50 Ribbon Six Crocheted Doilies .50 Ribbon Embroidered Collar .50 Ribbon . Lace Collar .50 Ribbon , Embroidered Belt .50 Ribbon ' Pin Cushion .50 Ribbon Specimen Battenburg Lace .50 Ribbon ( Drawn W'k Cen'pce or Table Cover .50 Ribbon Embroidered Shirt Waist .50 Ribbon ( Specimen Crocheted Lace .50 Ribbon Man's Shirt, Home-made .50 Ribbon Pair Wool Socks, Knit .50 Ribbon Pair Wool Mittens, Knit .50 Ribbon Bureau Scarf .50 Ribbon Baby's Dress .50 Ribbon Specimen of Hemstitching .50 Ribbon Display of fancy work by one lady, Premium $10.00 $5.00 Department F?Pantry Supplies ' No Entrance Fee. Best each of the following: Premium ( Loaf Wheat Bread .50 Ribbon Loaf Corn Bread .50 Ribbon , Dozen Raised Biscuits .50 Ribbon < Dozen Plain Biscuits .50 Ribbon Dozen Crackers .50 Rihbon Cake Gingerbread .50 Ribbon ! Molasses Fruit Cake, Iced .50 Ribbon Pound Cake, Iced .50 Ribbon ' Bride's Cake, Iced .50 Ribbon Angel Food Cake .50 Ribbon Devil's Cake .50 Ribbon 1 [,ady Baltimore ? .50 Ribbon Marble Cake .50 Ribbon Jelly Cake, Sugarede .50 Ribbon Cocoanut Cake .50 Ribbon Sponge Cake .50 Ribbon Ice Cream Cake .50 Ribbon Nut Cake .50 Ribbon Chocolate Cake .50 Ribbon Chocolate Cake, Loaf .50 Ribbon Chocolate Layer Cake .50 Ribbon r Dozen Doughnuts .60 Ribbon Dozen Ginger Cakes .50 Ribbon > Collection of C'aker .50 Ribbon loney in Comb, three pounds .50 Ribbon loney, Strained, two pounds .50 Ribbon lome-mude Lard, two pounds .50 Ribbon !ome-madc Ham .50 Ribbon lome-cured Ham .50 Ribbon lome-made Hotter, two pounds.. ,50 Ribbon lome-eured Hacon .50 Ribbon isplay Home-made Preserves .50 Ribbon ?isplay Home-made Catsup ... .50 Ribbon eck Home-raised Apples .50 Ribbon hocolate Candy .50 Ribbon /alnut Candy .50 Ribbon ocoanut Candy .50 Ribbofc eanut Candy .50 Ribbor. lolasses Candy .50 Ribbon UdgC .50 Rihhon allon Lye Hominy .50 Ribbon ickles, Sour, Cucumber, Onion, Mixed, Mustard .50 Ribbon lest Collection Pears, Peaches, Crab Apples, Cucumbers, Plums, Watermelons .50 Ribbon lallon Sauer Kraut .50 Ribbon >isplay Pantry Supplies by one lady $10.00 $5.00 Domestic Science lest two Loaves of Bread: First?$2.50 gold, Union Grocery Co. Second?A Set of Cutlery, Stone-Jon.eo Hdw. Co. Third?$1.00 gold, Nicholson's Bank. Jest Plate of Biscuits: First?$1.50, Fair Association. Second?$1.00, Nicholson's Bank. Third?50c, Fair Association, lest Plate Sand Tarts: 50c, Fair Association, lest Plate Chocolate Cookies: 50c, Fair Association, lest Plate Ginger Snaps: 50c, Fair Association. Prizes Offered in the Girls' Tomato Club All (roods exhibited must be packed in luarts, pints, 1-2 pints, 12 oz. or 4 oz. jars. Svery girl making an exhibit and handing in i report will be given a club pin by the Fa'r Association. Best record, including report, yield, history md exhibit: First?Scholarship to Winthrop College. Second?Scholarship to Winthrop College. Third?$5.00, Fair Association. Prizes Offered in Each Club. Adamsburg?Pair of Gloves, Wilburn Bros. Celly?One Doz. Glass Jars, People's Sup. Co. )akland?Manicure Set, Glymph's Pharmacy >oss Keys?$2.00 Trade, Union Hdw. Co. 3edar Bluff?Purse, Palmetto Drug Co. Vest Springs?Picture, Bailey Manf. Co. A ?V VV4 4 V.) OUlC^'iJSlCSl Jantuc?One Doz. Glass Jars, Sanders Bros. Hack Rock?Set of Books, Progress. Jabrey?Water Set, McLure 10c Store. Jnion?Box of Hosiery, Union Clothing Co. lest Record Book?Shoes, J. Cohen, lest History of Work?Fountain Pen, People's Drug Co. ^ Second?$2.00 gold, Nicholson's Bank. Third?$1.00 gold, Nicholson's Bank. !lirl under 13 years, best History of Work: Gold Bracelet, Miss Tinsley. 3est Twelve Jars exhibited by any girl of County Club: First?$2.50 gold, Southern Oil Co. Second?$1.50 gold, Southern Oil Co. Third?$1.00 gold, Southern Oil Co. Boys' Corn Club ., v ;5 Boys' Corn Club Catheeism and Bulletin No. A 74 contain the rules that will govern in awarding the prizes. First Prize ;$7.50 Second Prize 5.00 Third Prize 2.50 Given by Union County Fair Association. Best Ten Ears of Seed Corn First Prize An tpo.VW Second Prize -.00 Given by The Southern Cotton Oil Co. Best Bushel of Seed Corn in Eur. One Cultivator given by Stone-Jones Hdw. Co. Largest Yield Per Acre. One Turn Plow given by the Union Hdw. Co. The two boys making the highest score on all points will be given a free scholarship to the four weeks' Agricultural Course ai Clemson College. . Boys' Pig Club Boy Showing Pig With Largest Gain First Prize __$8.00 Second Prize _ ('..00 Third Prize 3.50 Prize money subscribed by the following: Citizens' National Bank, $5.00; Merchants & Planters National Bank, 85.00; Nicholson Bank and Trust Co., $5.00; Southern Cotton Oil Co., $2.50. Boy Showing Cheapest Gains Per Pound (Tire* - r. ? ? . ...,v .../.c?vjiik i iu roc rig, i>. Kant Gilliam. Second Prize?One Brush Set, People's Drug Store. rhird Prize?One Fountain Pen, Glymph's Pharmacy. \thletic Program and Regulations Races 1. 100-Yard Dash, S. R. Aycock. 2. Half (Mile Run, B. G. Wilburn. 3. Girls' 100-Yard Dash, S. R. Aycock, 4. Pole Vault, Prof. J. H. Hope. 5. Discus Throw. Union County Fair Ass'n. 6. Mile Run, Union County Fair Ass'n. 1. All contestants shall be regularly en olled pupils of the Union County Schools. 2. No contestant shall be over twenty-one rears of age. (Concluded on page six)