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' THE 'RALEIGH SENTmEg
UaILT, WIEXXT . AND SUO-WIWIT.
Official Orm of fcrtraro.'
STATE PRINTING & BINDING
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WORCESTERSIIIRE . SAUCE.
R. T. Howell leaves for Boltimor to
morrow to replenish hjis steak.
Th police otttt was minus a cane to
laj. Yesterday's work swept the docket.
Rev, Father B3fy left jrastejy siter
nooo to look after some ef his flock at
Company E&opa. tiifg. -
The Xoonj Mea' CiatiaiCAsaocia-;
tioa meet this evening at their rooms tn
the Ifcgge building. . Xvil ;
We regret to loam thai Out young
friend Ed, W,5 Tbomason la going to
leave us to tjcate in South Carolina, t j
. (eUon receipts yesterday amounted
to "80 belce ATe-day r the market Is
dull at 12 14. Trade etill dull In all
fcanchcs. ,rLL tl,'Zi 1
W.a i Long, late of the Lexington
Ctl,MnianuaniorinHe
was an his way to seetho sights in
Richmond.
Persons 1mm wishing to attend the
Fayettevilla fur "can buy round trip
tickets for the small ram of 12.83. This
includes admission into tho fftir
grounds,;.;;
Sheriff Waggoner, of Bowan county,
settled with the auditor to-day, and
passed over to the treasurer 3,556.17
worth of taxes.'' Sheriff Waffsonw fe
third on the list Next ,. , ? r. . .
U. B , Commissioner Qoodloo issued
yesterday warrants for the arrest of
three parties in Granville county for
violation of .the wanna frww regard
to the manufacture of tobseoo. ' Names
withheld for prudential reasons.
W. EAR EL Taickw are pnraring
to lay in thoir thirl stock of ths season.
Colouoi Buck left this morning or New
York to make the "'necessary" arrange
merits. The Messrs. Tucker ore- the
merchant prinoes of this state. ,
The citizens' committee and the com
mitt on the 'part of the board of1 al
dermen held a meeting last erening on
the city debt matter. The appointment
of a sab-oommittee to prepare a plan for
. landing , the. debt, which, je to be sub-mittod-for
spproral ...to- an djoomed
mooting Monday evening, was the result
Tan Wbxmm Taol Th .WelJon
fair opened to-day with bright prospscts
for a complete saocesa. Entries yester
day were larger than heretofore, and
visitors pouring fa from every direction.
The races promise to afford particularly
fine sport ; np to yesterday forty horses
having entered. Our city will be largely
represented, and ths pressoes of soma of
out . belles will, lend to the occasion a
charm and grace which it would not
otherwise have. , , 1?!' 1" .1T.T.. . '
IlTf ClX IK IBM WBOKO 'WaTEB.
The Kluiton Daily Gazette pulls that
little minnow, Davis, of the Torchlight,
out of Haw .inttead of FhU. river,
Orange countj. Seven cities claimed
the honor of giving birth to Homer,
(South and North Carolina claim Um
honor of giving birth to Gen. Andrew
Jackson, and Wake and Chatham both
claim the ' disgraca of giving Iflrtht to
David Fanning. But Haw river, Mr.
Gazette, has produced no such fish as
our Torchlight Davis. f He was bom; on
the water of Flat river, a little 'mora
-than fourtseu years go-Bjiw river Js
not Tarnous foir producing tig lu'"
HlIXSBOIlO JOVXHItXB AKO
Obahqi Musclb The average Hills,
boro boy ai soon as ths nurse leaves
him takes np a gun, and generally at U
. or 13 years beats grown men shooting
on the wing. He skates and rides
well, too. One of the county boys, by
the name of John Turner, la overseer
of a rood leading Into, this ancient
borough, and hut week ha notified Mr.
While, colored, who lives near enough
to town to put on town airs, , that ha
would work the road on Friday next
This ebony Whits Said he would not
work the road, and added that he had
been swindled enough by overseers of
roads. This put the boy overseer, of
130 pounds, to work upon White of 200
pounds, and a fierce fight ensued.. The
negroes crowded around and would not
allow the overseer's friends to part the
combatant. When the fight ended the
overseer had knocked eat 1 the front
teeth of the road-hand " and Worked a
considerable hole In his forehead, swell
ed eyes and bunged his face. . l
The supreme oourt of the United
Htates have decided in ths ease of ths
Wilmington Weldoa railroad vs. King,
executor, from this stats, that a contract
made for wood, payable in Confederate
money, is not invalid, and ohould be
paid now by the scale already adopted.
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VOU: XXLUv,,:r RALEIGH, N.; aTUESDAYbOTOBERe,
, TABDkop . '
4 Tb Newton corn market Im MU
Concord la looming np as a cotton
nrkafea x tigurn t. ?rj?t 3dr-f'.
, Tha Catawba r'fgh' school, at New f
j centennial' terrapin Is crawling
about Liucolu county. ,
North Carolina has received (10,150
tram t! reabody fund, vi j mij1"
i The teachers of Union county hold is
nasi meeting at Moaxoe, Njt. 131 4U; J
; I.at week Charlotte was tits happy
recipient of 2,00 i bales of coUou., j,-,.-;
' Ihe Me thodUU of JhlssUU are talk
ing about centcnnlaliting oa March tl,1
Fall terra of, Lenoir superior court
oommencea Nov. 22, Judge ilcKoy pre
siding. " Ai"-.i i -,-
- Wilmington is proposing to give the
Fort Fisher veterans handsome sntor-
talnment ' ; t-
The Lincoln superior court bcem yes
terday, and that -of Gaston county ootn-
inenceaNoT,'8,;J;s;;';. 'pj,i,
r"Bev.' J.JB.Taylorha been insulted
as pastor of the First Baptist church,
Wilmington. , ...
The war-whoop of Buffalo Bill and
Texas Jack continue to reverberate hi
hi Wilmington.
" ' .The Wilmington cotton compress
company are engaged in loodiug .a
number of vessels.
Btephen Homealav, a tar heel eras
der, is creating drouth in Georgia.
A very Bamsay. '"f
i W. H. Oreen is to be aoperintend
ent of the Kicbraond ft Danville divis
ion of the Fiedmout line.
A hook and ladder company Is said
to be one of the necessities of the
thriving lowa of Keldsvllle.4-
Morrick 4 OIovw mourn the crema
tion of their saw mill and shingle factory
in Goldsboro Saturday night
The Bank of Mecklenburg has 1 135
180 worth of approved debia. E. A.
Osborne has been made assignee. - , '
- The federal court of BUtesvills ad
Jouroed Saturday. All the counter
relters had the benefit ofanofjmw. ' s
' David 1). Carrol was ditched ths other
night in Goldsboro by a muscular Afri
can, and relieved of 3) in clean, cool
cash. ,' j. ui i .' -i
- Judge FUher, oi Brooklyn, V. Y. has
been appointed receiver of the Charlotte
and Atlanta Air-Line railroad, ;rie
'""The Landmark man waa made aware
of the presence of the federal court in
Statesville by drunkenness and rowdy
mmpnthestrectavvt ;pHi ;
Thomas Ghvddon instead of dangling
at a rope's end for the murder of Calvin
Kippey la going (A learn a trade at the
expense of the state. y .
Messrs. W. S. Pearson and B. McD
Tste, of Burke : W. W. Bollinv of Bun
combs sad W. r. Cannsdy, of New Haav
over, are the directors of the Western
N. C. railroad. " ' ';' .'
r The Shelby market-bouse Is a hog
wallow by day and a hound kennel by
night, the good people slipping In to
buy their provisions whenever sn op
portunity offers. ,vfiv:'--nh
NEWS AND NOTES.
Ths new city hall in Baltimore was
dedicated yesterday.
r" Hon. D. P. Noyee, of Burlington,
-Yenpont, in defunct t s : 5-,; k ibv
Independents are sorely troubling the
Tlrginiapoliticiananow, j,.
;; '' Bussia will have' curiositiee at the cen
tennial peculiarly Busaiaa. x, f . ...
The monument to' Edgar Allan toe
will be unveiled in Baltimore, Nov. A -
,nXne eaetem district of Uieaosrl has a
M. Bameao has gins $SOF000 to the
town of Lille, rYanoe, for a fine-art
nraseum. , "
The appearance of Ammerioin cotton
goods in MaiMhcatcr, Kngland, kioa
ed up a ahindy.;;;; ;,
' The Crown Prince of Germany will
shed the light of his august presence at
the centennial. :;
. The Conawago paper mills, ' near
Gettysburg, Pa., ' nave been ineondi
arisedLoas $30.000. t . A,'J ,
The report of the early resignation
of that bald-headed heathen Bismarck
is again in etomlatiott.; ijToi
f Ten men were seriously injured by the
explosion of a boiler at Bonring Bpringa,
Pa. , paper mill Monday.
- The Sing of Bavaria has ordered hie
letter of confidence in his ministry to be
placarded throughout the kingdom.
Dr. Sherman and Samuel Parker were
killed in Maeon, Oa., the other day by
having a little pruaie acid injected into
their stosi.,yvs''?'4.' -v ':'?:"
The revenue authorities at Washing
ton are about to release 80,000 cigars
held in soak for some time. Has Grant
given up the weedt .; -
John Bull is about to throw a
rotoct-
ing arm around New G
substitute . roast beef
ing srm around New Guinea, and toy to
fos ' miaminarv
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The mayor of Omaha has publicly
given in his adhesion to the thud term
policy by sending a barrel of apples to
lira, shrtoria.' -..vi' :t
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AVAED3 : AT(; ;THS : -BEOZN
Jii !L. ujTHt Jiar H .
;iii".jI iti .-ii 1 -- f a tfi flu r n'l j
tJ III idM ' ' ll. 4 I. Ii V 1," l' i
To-duy t commence the polill cation
or the iucmlauis af nrdedj at our recent
stale fa r. There are several t pre
mlums ondtadd whwh hlvailPt yet been
dcflnUeiy 'decided en We .shall con-
ttnud the pobikauoO n-vnv ay to day
MilllllJ.Ill .1 . . r.i
.m m WW . H.. f.mivwifit ..lT1 it IJ J
tV nA. HTTP t BTW !CT' 1' u'-futriir-.
'v3l Flgerton, Fremont b4 bale "eot-i
ton, $6U, ,vsMf s:U rt'iv'"ii ii i
JuUus Orswford, Kaloigh, 3d best bale
cotton, diploma. " " I'
Dr yiok, Selma, Umt bale cotton, long
staple, i ...;(
T A Granger, Gokb3ro, best variety
Dreaa corn, a wwneis, a. .
' Dr Columbus Mills. Ooncordbest ra-
neiy nreoa corn, uuaueu a. . , . ,
- Jaeob Charles, Balem, best stock com,
Jesse Hurdman, Balem, beet, variety
wheat, 3 bushels, la i -Ii
Uaokney Ward, Itigsbey-stUars.Deat
rye, biishels, S 6X 1 -r
. T A Granger, OolLbord, best rre, 2
busheia, sea : ,,
James Morwooa, liillauoro, bestbar
ley, 2 bushels, i WX - '
Jesse Hurdman, Balem. beat barley, 2
bushels, t 6a '. - ': -- 1
A McBride, Fsyettorflle.' best half
bushel millet seed,
James Norwood. Hfllsboro. best half
bushel cross seed. A s
James Norwood, Hfllaboro, best half
buohel meadow gross seed, 4 50. 1 L
James Norwood, Hilkboro, best half
busnal orchard grass seed, X OH, r,
Jesse Hurdman. rklsm. best half
bushel orchard gisws seed. 2 5ft '
T A Granger, Goldsboro, best 2 bush-
eis neiu peas, a ov. t & -n
Alfred Palmer, Balelgh, best 2 bush
els field peaiTJ 50.- ' - i ' . ;
T A Granger, Goldsboro, best 1
bushel table peas (N Cralssd),
' Dr E Grissom, Raleigh, best 2 bush
el sweet potatoes, A :, . ; nl
Dr E Grissom, Raleigh, best 1 barrel
Irish potatoes, S.
T A Granger, Goldsboro, best 1 bar
rel turnips, 2.
James Norwood, HUlsboro, best bale
pea vine hay, 8.
Jamea Norwood, Hillsboro, best bale
native grass hay, 10. V
, Jamea Norwood, HUlsboro, beat bale
cultivated grass, 10 vr . , .
m Aldennan, FsyettevlUe, best
bale cultivated grass, 10.
James Norwood, HilUboro, best bale
elover hay, , 10.?. 2.;;---vuru .. .,
: F W Harris, inttsboro, beat bale clo
ter hay, IO?' t '. .
" Jamea Norwood, nJUboro, best spe
cimen broom corn, 2. r,.
.James Norwood, Hillsboro,,. largest
variety products raised on one farm,
T A Granger, Goldsboro, bast sheaf
wheat and oats, 2.
James Norwood, HUlsbero, farmer
exhibiting the most meritorious and
largest number of field crops, diploma
and dump cart :
- T A Granger, Goldsboro, secoud best
do, four first class plows. t
: Dr E Grissom, RalcIghV (best half
dozen bunches celery, 2.w .4jm
Alfred Palmer, Raleigh, beet speci
men caullfloweT, . . '
Alfred Palmer,' Baklgh," be's spocl
aara egg-plant tV' -it'-vi-i'V? it.no -
Fairchild Harmon. Raleigh,' beat
specimen cabbage, 2. ;.", 1 ? ' V
FalrchildA Harmon,' Kalelgh,'
specimen long stalk collards, ' '
Dr E Grlason, Ralslghy best variety
squash, 2V 1 :tfti4ti ',f". hi 1
variett of cucumbers, 1 ,'' . ?,;
Dr T& Grissom. uaieurn. best .Variety
of onions, 2.
Dr E Grissom. Raleigh; best variety
of tomatoes, 2. " T " A
Dr is unssom, ltaicign, nest variety
af,baeta,'2v a'4 jk:. . . 'it. L.f
Alfred l'almer. Kaleiirh. best exhibit
ofcarrota.2 aA-a.iivXA
DrE Grlasom. Balehjh, best exhibit
TJt urunvlMMtbori), .. best -ex
hibit turnips, 2rt 4 . W
Alfred l'almer, Raleigh; best exhibit
msrigcJd wurtxeL 2" 'i ti l L's :
T A Granger, Goldabora,' beat exhibit
rabaga turnipd, X.r' V CTyt
raircluld Jt Harmon, . Uueigh, beat
exhibit smaragus roots, 1 - ,t ,y
i' aircUUd Uarmon, . itaietgn, best
exhibit rhubarb- not; 2,.; " . " fT.
Kairchud ' c Harmon, itaieurn. best
exhibit eulsify,;;;; , rti'.j'j .
Dr. IU. unssom, ijaMgnv beat display
of vegetables by one exhibitor, diploma
and 10. .' t ::ui tt n-' .
T A aransrer. .Goldsboro. : aample S40
cotton, diploma.., v , ', .., :, ,w .
Auas baiue Kurton. Balsm. best speci
men dressed flax, 2. .h ;j
DEPARTMENT B. Thobocobbbids.
Bdnm Chariot bcoVakura
over 4 years, gold medaL . ,, . , , (
Jos Norwood, Hillsboro, best brood
mars over 4 years. 25. ?r
Col J M Heck, Raleigh, best stallion
2 and nnder 4 rears, lfl.
, C' P Walker, ' Charlotte,, bee brood
mare 2 and under 4 years, 10. ' ,
Jos Norwood, Hilisboro, beet oolt un
der 2 years old, 10. . -
XJaHt CKJLUQHI XSD UASDfJk aOBaas..
i. Col J M Heck, Baleigb, beat stallkm
over 8 years, 20. ' v --,';
Wm Snipes, Book Bprin, best stallion
over 2 and under 4 Tears. 2flL -..s.
J W Latta, Durham, best brood mare
over 4 years. 30. :, M
J M . Smith, , Hillsboro, bast brood
Mtmrj hhi cult, ifc ' ,.. I
Jas NorwpoV Hillsboro, best saddle!
II I I .11 A
,GU Heradon, iWlsun,, ,bost single
karuesa Mltung, 20V.n' i '-"J
" "Mrs MatrJS Heck, Rdei best pair
awtched horses, 23. Z
Jus M Uerudon, Ilui, W uouble
hones horsss,l&
M G IIrndoikDwrhara. best saddle
and harriMS harm ' ertmWned.' Id 1
Wm EniDea. Bock Binrinir. best "edit
between 1 and 2 yean old, 6. w?r3
nSATT DRAVOHT BpJISKS. '
J A Norris, Apex, beat stallion over 4
year oiu, so. '
Michael Newtin. Baxauahsw beat
brood mora, 2a - . i --''. -i'
i W B Lynab. MebancmUe, W atal-
ban over sad under yearey io.
i ,c, aaisxo bobsxsop au work.
A IV Hnaaord Short Bidsjwsjsy. best
stallion 4 veors and over. 2a
G J WUlisms, Budto, boat mare with
Mb Uw t... i.ia' a. iri'iu. r
ii.
m jacks, amnrans Ann aiuLaa.
JWlLatparham, best 'Jock raised
iriN. C..2a . . , .,., ... i
J W Latta. Durham, bent fennel raised
In V. fir IV .t...- . j
J C- Fuurt, SooTr'WiJe:
iafaedinN.a, ia J
J C Fuller, Snow Bin. beat mule Open
tO the world, la
J O Fuller. Snow
HS1, best pair
mmes, ia. . ,
JOFuUcr. Snow HilL
best 4 mule
'1
team, 2a
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DEPARTMENT aCamav -
A T MiaL Ralekh. best Devon buU
I years old and over, 30. .ru;
W Kerr. Haw River, beet Devon
bull 1 veer old and under 2. A. ' " "
"D WKert Haw Biver, best Devon
bell calf, A 'f r-t i v i!t rr r
, D W Kerr, Haw Rirar. best Devon
eow 3 years and over, 2a c
DW Kerr Haw Biver, best Devon
heifer a years okl and antler S, ia 'L ..
DWKen. Haw Biver.- best Devon
heifer 1 year old and under 2, 5.
. William grimes. Balsigh! beak Dur
ham bull A vases old and ever. 80. v . !
Jonathan NewUn, Baxapahaw, best
Durham eewf vasm eld and over, 2a
-)rtJolmnb Miu Concord, best
Ayersiure tuu call, -
George Batchelor, Baleigb, best Ajer
shire heifer calf, 6. . , - '
Dr E Grissom. Raleigh.' best Aldernv
bull 3 Tears and over. 20.
JD Whitford. Raleich. best Alderny
nun i year sna naoer x, lu. , i .
W O Upchuroh. Bolsigh. beet Aldernv
calf. 8. .... ;
' W O UpcLurch, Raleigh, best Alderny
eow 8 years out and over, w. . ,
W G Upchurch, Raleigh, best Alder
ny heifer on year old and under 2, 5.
Dr. Columbus' Mills, Concord, beet
Brahmin bull, 20.
William Grimea. Raleuzh. best bull
any age or breed, gold medal.
Jamea lfcrwooJ.Mlsboro. best pen
Southdowns, 15. ,
Jamea Norwood, HUlsboro, 2nd best
pen do, 10.
James Norwood. HUlsboro. best Den
Cotawold, 7.40. fc - - ' :- '.
, McKeown A Wood, Henderson, pest
pen Cotawold, 70. .,, ,.
Jamea Norwood, Hillsboro, best pen
nativee and grades, lit
.Benjamin Ekkland, Raleigh, 2nd
best pen grades, Kt .''
McKeown It Wood, Henderson, beat
buck, 2 yean old, 8.31. : c-l i.
uenry wood, lUugeway, best buck
2 years old, t. 33. Jr-r, r
"Jamea Amos, Henderson, best buck
2 years old, 3.S& ; i '' .,:
McKeown A Wood, Henderson, best
bock 1 year old, 5. . .. .
McKeewn a Wood, Henderson," best
ewe 2 years old, 2.5a r ..,,,'in'
Uenry wood, uidgeway, best ewe 2
years old, 2.60. .-. -.!.,.: .-.:.-, .- i
; Henry Wood, Ridgeway, best ewe 2
years 010,1-2 50, 1 VKit ,:.J a a .
Jamea Amos, Henderson, best ewe
2 years old, 2.50.. .r . (.? t
McKeown ft wood. Henderson, best
ewe 1 year old, 5.
McKeown A Wood, Henderson, best
lot fci mutton, 20.,,,,, . .. 1 ; ..
! McKeown wood, Henderson, Znd
best lot fat mutton,' 10. t-.
1 McKeown A Wood, Henderson.
largest and most meritorious exhibit of
sheep, deplpma and w.
Bylvester tth, RaklgV best cash-
oucx,o.
Sylvester cth RAlelghUbest esWh
mere ewe, 6. f. t !....t . . " )--
William OruneSL Bsleurk best Eanex
OOBT, 1U.
William Orimes, Rakigb, best Esaex
Ji -- ' -ill. ,T ...I.. I i
William Gnmes. Balckh.' beet lot of
Essex pigs, la ' - i i
Jsmeo Norwood. Hillsboro. best Berk
shire boor, MX ''.. 1 yfA.i- ,ytf
James Norwood, Hillsboro, best Berk-
shin
James Norwood. -Hillsboro. best lot
Berkshire pigs, 10. '. .;.
Sylvester, Smith. Ealeiah. best Ches
ter sow, ia ' firpt:l,Z . -
William Grimes. Balehrh. best lot
Cheatec pigs, t0. ' ih ti . ) i M A O
I James Norwood.' Hillsboro. best boar
of sny ace or breed,' 10. - f. -t
. ..-'l.- ... y-tj . v. 1 . . . . .
m uiuua unmea, xuueign, dosisowoi
any age or breed, ia ' " " "..'
I James Norwood. HUlsboro. best lot of
pwia - ' '-j"-...v.. ,;, ui..-
r William Griaase, BaWsu best pen of
fst kveA la u !.. y. d f- .1 .
Jama.' Norwood. Hilkboro." lanrest
and most writorious exhibition of swine
by the owner, 10,, I . ':; ;
DEPARTMENT. D.-CnTcxxxa.4!
Hodgings A norton, Raleigh; Lest
uno nam vranmas,
,A. McBuia, Fa
uis. aavettevilie. best trio
dark Bmhinaa, aUAJl. .t-.ji
Wyokoir a; Hros, Raleigh, , best tdo
buff Cochins, 5. " , ; ,
' Wyckoff A iBroa.; doj', best . trio par
trhlge Cochins, A. , , ,.,..;. .r i
Wyckoff A Bros., do. best trio white
Conhina, A"" ' -- -
Wyckoff 4 Bros, do, beet trio ciaaamon
(4 JimfXe
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lis art II Ii
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i.i 1 1 ii i w III unm.t
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Wmfenft? a 'Dna do.f beat trio white
TAaTlaAllal 91
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Spanish,'!' " ''-';(
WyesaffA Bros; do. best trk 'Hon-
j, Wyckoff A Bros, do best trio golden
-Wyckoff A Bros,' do. best trio Aoloeb
Wyckoff A Bros, do. .beat fcru fioM
tan, AJ ; fi?,'i a tff l!-i f.,'" rT;"
, W, A. Naah, Fittsboro, best pair game
UaSmifs A Horton, Ralmgb, bes
pair bhwk breasted red ame. WH"
. Hudgings A Hqrton, . do, beet pair
BUmatra, 8.
j Hadginga A;- Bortos 'do. u best "pelr
brown red, A 'is nfl l.'.wiw .y-'t w i
.Wyckoff A Bros, -Raleigh beat pair
vv-C:,.m. a "
Wyckoff A Bws, da beat pair p0a t.1
- W.-Ai .Naob .Itttsboro,' best pan
Derby, ti v,!t -..."l-.J'-L - .f.1li .:!!
Hudgings A.Hortoo, .Baleigh, beat
pair stone-fence, 1.6a -
Heraiey uone, stonnope, naairva,
besttwir stone-fence. L6a 'u-! l.if:w
, . W. A. Nash, Pittaboeo, best pair Jst
ychoff iBcatialeyii best 'jpafr
oeor uominique, x'"
. Wyckoff A Bros, do. bast pair heath-
Wyckoff A Bros, do. beat trio black
breaet red game bantams, A 1 -"
. Wyckoff A Bros, do. beat trie duck-
wing, L . J;.vf,,
W. A. Nash, Pittsboro. best trio fa
den bused Besbrurht L "
W. A. Nash, Httsboro, best pair Hsw
river greys, A .r- , . t it 'i k 'f
Wyckoff Bros, do, beat brio white ban
tams, L . "
WjttoffBros. da beat trio barn-yard
. U. raised, X ." ' " "
Wyckoff Bros, do. beat trio Featon
ssme. 2. .. . ,J..
WTokoir Hroa. oo. peat tno white
Omririans. A'-"- '"- ifi) '
Wyckoff Bros, ,4ai best trio . Irish
Wyckoff Braa. da best txio Baltimore
top-knots, 1 .
a' Wyckoff Bros, da beat trio brown
. Wrckoff Broev.do,, host trio. wbU
fnwVCA?' NsJin? PlttsbcAcbest 'trio
bronne turkeys, o. - " "
W. A. Nosh, do. bast tno native tur-r
keys, 3y .... .. -.. -
W. A. Nash, dow beet, trio buff tur
key, A
Wyckoff Hros, . lUleighy best pair
Bonenducka, a. , , -
Hudgings A HorfcMi, Raloujh, host
pair Muaoovy, ducks A , ,. ... , , M
Wyckoff Bros, Bahiigh, best pair pud
dle ducks, A
Hudgtegs & Hortou,1 Raleigh, best
pair white-created ducks, A ! . ' i '
a urarrott, junoum, best pair jure-
nen twtASisar' wmmss!!S.
Mrs 8 A Mills, Concert, best trio
Aasat-Vateve anw AfKaa rt w4 atw 4
sAaaeavjts bhij VMTOI vauroaji ve
H C Parrott, Klnston, best pair of
Aylesbury ducks. A, : ,v y. j
Q T Stronach, RsieJgh, beat .pair of
wild Reese, A ,-.vj,-m .! oi"
. O X StronacluIlalslKh. host pair Af-
G T Stronacb, Raleigh, best pan- of
Qhina geese, ., -v "
. W,A Nash, Pittsboro, best trio of
American dominique, A - . . e
Hudglns A Uorton," Raleigh, best
pair Indian red. i - , . ; ,-, ,tvr '
Wyckoff Bros, Raleigh, best pair oi
heaviest geese, 3. " "'. ..
W A Nash. Pittsboro. best trio' col.
ored guineas, 2. 1 ."i.; ':'
Wyckoff Bros, Baleigb . ,
1 best pair carrier pigeons. 1. . . ,
" nonter ' 1
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nuns "' ' l. '
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f white Jacobins I
-T aabine pigeons, L , ,, ,
,ua ' Mte trumpters I. ;. , ,
, ' " colloctlon of pigeons. 3. . i , ,i
W A Nash, Pittsboro, heaviest dozen
,w AAasn, xntsporo, peat pair n
ye geese, 3. rr , . jv.ij.ii-i'
:Wjokoff; Br6itRalekh. ;best and
largest display to merit and variety of
domestic fowi,'dh)lom and JO, n
, .Wyckoff Bros., Raleigh, best display
of game fowls, diploma1 and 10, .,i .
Wyckoff Bros.. Raleigh, best display ,
Brahmins. Asiatic and Cochins, diploma
and ia : - r-' v.
Wyckoff Bros., Raleigh, best pair
white rabbits, L .. , , ".' "Tl .
u wunams, luaito, beat and Zaueat
OpOH0TXOl 2 rt'
W A Nsah. Pittsboro, best trioavlk
down China fowla, l;; '. " ' ,
W A Nash, .Kttaboro.bfcst Wo
dominique rumples, L ,' . 7 , ,
W A Nash, Pittsboro, best trio Poland
ducks, 2. ' M' """ " "
1 ' AMcBulo, Fsjettovnie, 10 trio light
Brahmas, A ii'4 . J''i , .
HO Parrott, Kinaton, 1 pair Tfldn
ducks, A . ' .r '.. 1 V F
DEPARTMENT E. f! M
W F Shulta. Salem, sreatcst yftli bf
honey Oram one swarm Dees, witn state
ment of arrangement protection against
moth, Aa, 8 pounds honey to fa axhib
ited and duly certified to, la
: W F Shults, Salem, best hive Italian
bees exposed through glass, ia
a " ,.W . . . I
. w Shulta, Salem, best hive hybrid
bees, A ,"v f ' " 'r,
W F Shulta. Salem, best hive common
beea A' ' i . r n.
It must be irood. for erervbodv recom
mends it and tlie doctors nrsaoribo iL
We mean Dr. BnlTs Couch Svrnp. Pries
2Sanaa m--n t-.-.
Carpet-bair Senator Booth, of tjaliforl
nia. Me Just had an enthusiastic reorp-
tk at hie old home,. Balem, Indiana,
by admiring friends and relative,1' '
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dailt sommr.
ir I f,il L .
vldvrUMmsi
... rt W. hurfj Hi lh.T).fIv
0BVTTVSX. at tbs foUowing ratef per rmsreof
on men, or um nuuum i.
$r.6o
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leas taaa a waek sMM."'ii--f
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1 f ln"'f!'Ar echoes:' -u
The ;FayettevilW iGazette, Oct St,
as a long : account af bur fair by lu
special correspondent Boiled down It
baa this to say H ' -' jy ' 1 p)
Csna with about 700 oUcr eausurslota
iata and found the crowd on the ground
large despite theilkagreeable weather.
In floral llf ereiTtUngjwMrihyfftly,
and the art gallery particularly attrac
tive. . The display in departments de
voted to farmers and nice hanks very
good. '"J Machinery excellent ' Live
stack not very creditable. Poultry very
finavn Trotting vary porv bat running
races rood. .The militarv and base
balllsts prominent and attractive fea
tore. The1 ladies' all prettr and no
gtyor old 'Ones la- the-crowds The
crowd on Wednesday eattmatedatSOOO;
Thursday, 12,000 ; Friday POOO. , Han
agement all tliat it should have, been
and order gooA' " 'w uui ih '
EXTBAORDINART OPPORTUNITY
J FOB THE RELIEF OP 'THE' AF-
; The surgeons of the National Surgical
Inetitote, I located at Indianopolis, In
diona, have finally yielded to the many
nrgent appeals to vnut the BouUu Three
wlncro bf the euTgeona1 wm be atthe
Pavilion Hotel, Charleston, B. C., No
vember 3, 4, 5 and ,' 1875V ' ' :; J
They will have wim them a great
amount of surgicsl apparatus, appliances,
etcv', and eompetenl smtstants and work
men to ehaage; fit and mske such appa
ratus as may be required' They will
come espexaaHy prepared to treat all sur
gicsl cases : ParaJjsia,"oIl kinds of De
formities ol JJaoe, Sp and Limbs,
DaawosBil uiJojnoyi DtaeaaaA. Eyee, Ca
tarrh,' Prlvaw piseoaes,;!
etc. On, scoounf of the greitt expense
attending such trip,' Uiey will net moke
another ; theref orel who wish to avail
themstrree of ihe sdvontoges of the In
stitute, without the long, journey to Bt.
diaoapulis, must do so at Una time. , No
eases win be undertaken without a fair
bops;of reUet' It s-neetSeer w my
thai the Institution is e&thxly respenav
ble,audthe largest and moat popular of
the kind in America, caring thousands
annually Remember the time and phre-,
aaulemoe earlyju JoT" Send tathelaeli
tute for cirouiar. . .. ' s ' - ., .;
oct 12-d oct 21, 23, 20, 28, 30, 81, nov.
t O, V W W UK
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Harried.
' In Yatlkin county, October 5, W. B.
Glenn and Mis Same Matthews.
'"Trf'aaatottiottn
Thompson and Miss Alice V Peterson.
In Halifax county,'' Oct1 20, Matt
Phillips and Miss 1'attis Exum, .
b-la Nash county, Oct 21 W. O. Dunn
and Miss Battle failings,
' At Hickory, Oct. 21. L. J. Moore and
Miss Bettie Terry, . tg , v
In Iredell county-'OctTT. H. B. Bute.
a&dMlia Jwe Ei.Morrison; J'; . -
1 WM6rgahtn,0ct 20,!ff. P.'Erwb'
and Misa Cora Avery. " ' li u ; -Jl
ln Caldwell county; Oct4' 20, Huch
Souttiarland and Miss Kate Mobley.
tv'.':'4i,i:lle)d'i48' i:mj MtnM
? In Charlotte. October i 21 Essie.
daughter of W. M. and SaUie A. Wilson
ageiilyears, ..
. In Mecklenburg county, October ,19,,
Mrs. Codella Henderson, aged 30 years
In'MeckUnburg couniyVOctobcr 12,
Devora Ella, daughter of J. 1 H. "and
Mary A Neel, aged I years, ; ,,
Ia Monroe county. October' IA W.
WHsrt aged 61 years. , v. i
Ia Mecklenburff eountr. Oct 15.? S.
Um Elliott aged fjjeara,.
In UtJon countv. Oct 11. Mrs. Eliz
abeth Mltchum, aged 39 years. ,u,
. In Goldsboro, Oct 20, Mrs. Katie
Robinson, aged 29 years.' iW ' '
In 'Alamance' crantr
-Aadrow-agedyearsWi.v-
Lln Burke ceunry; tBcliaror
SpnngiTIoa-
years, . i, ,j . '
At Beatios Ford. Cabarraa countv.
Oct 19, Edmund OIlTe. .,.i;,'-t
In Wilmlnirton. Oct 7. Anna Man.l.
daughter of E. p. and L. A- Covington,
agedSyears. " '.: ; . . ',. ;
In Wilmlnirton. " Oct If tiulie.
daughter of E. P. and Liui.' Coving
ton, aged 1 year and 10 months.
In FayettcvuTe. Oct lA'John Gnrv,
aged. 2G. yawavi tmmt j no
In Warren countv. , OcL 13. Miss
rpUy Moore, .aged, W yeam,ui! ,,H
.MW-. adveetisements.
rpiJI8.rtAXtir
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r The, undersigned takes tbia Staked- ot
airain notifying all penona owing taxca for
the year 1975, te eona forwaiw and Settle thr
same, or ko will bs soupallo4 to satoreaths'
pavmcBt tbareof by sale of ths property.
: afsrefaaat ate especially seUOed to eaf
I . Oct -sw , i wia aV ML DUXV, gosHAV t
Xjt&ijA MI, AiJsE..'
I wiU tell to h blgbeat bidder st , .
m ,,APiX, M, C. ?. ; . .
MWlVer Dediabls .Tew LoU-three of .
Which are Improveo. WU1 aUo sell, oa ths,
saws day, Two TracU of land within one1
. ?' AfPx " Xnc soataudss: JO. sens,
and ihe other 271 acres. Sale will berla at '
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