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IkY p U7U 40 Vol.V.--No1 if CONCORD, N. C. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 1802. Whole No. 73L Fnll Ticket Put Ont-.-Soine are Present Offleer Some tiaYe been Independents, but allbave been Drjiiocrats. The convenfciot Va3 called to or der by Mr. att Barringer. Mr. If B-Farks, of No. 1, vas made temporary cliftirmau; Mr. W W Robinson, of No. 2, was made secret tary and Mr.'W JI Hegler, of No. 1, was made assistant secretary. The roll of to vnships was called, all responded except No3. 7 and 8. It wa3 moved that any person in the house in sympathy with tne Third party from Nos. 7 and 8 that they act as delegates. None ap peared. The temporary organization was made pemanent. The following resolution was of fered by Capt. 0 McDonald : He solved, that each man. be allowed to support the Democratic State ticket without question of his loyalty to the Third Tarty. Vote : 44 in fa vor and 8 against. Moved that one delegate from each township ba a committee to nominate county officers ; tfo. S S McWhorter, J 0 Johnston, G W Garrison, J B Wlnecoff, Jno. A Fink, M L Kiuttz, . s William Junker, " 10 D B McCurdy, 11 S W White, " 12 A J Winecoff. J M W Alexander was mously elected chairman unant- of the county executive committee, and Watt Barringer and J V l'ethel were elected members of the county executive committee. The following nominations made by the committee were voted on : M C Walter, for coroner, 52 votes. Surveyor II T Baker 52 votes; Cotton weigher : F V Barrier 22; C A Pitts 5; J M Coley 5; It S liar ris 5; W L Parish 5; 2nd, ballot : F V Barrier 37; W L Parish 15. Bars ner's nomination made unanimous. Register of Deeds : Jno. K Pat terson 6; J H Moose 42; W P Barn ' hardt 4. Moose's nomination made unanimous. Treasurer; Jno. A Sims by accla mation. Sheriff: E P Deal 4 ; F P Boger , 29 ; E 0 Dayis 181. Boger's nomN nation made unanimous. Ilouse of Representatives : J R Bradford 5; J II Earnhardt 5 ; S L Kluttz 6 ; J B White 7; J M W Alexander 13 i; C McDonald 15 J 2nd ballot; Alexander 25; Mc Donald 25; White 2. 3rd ballot: Alexander 30 ; McDonald 25. Alex ander's nomination made unami mous. Senate : White 13. was made AF Ilileman 39; J B Hileman's nomination unanimous. Mr. IIle- man was called for a speech and said "that a hungry man was not able to make Such of a speech, but they would hear from him late." The convention wa3 harmonious in every respect. XOTE3, Mr. M C Walter h the preset coroner and was elected by the Democrats two years ago. Mr. F V Barrier for cotton weigh er is a No. 5 man, but for nearly a year has been a citizen of Concord. Mr, Jno. Kujrh Mpp?, of No. ?,. 0 w m m has been a candidate several txnes1 for the office of Register of Defds. Mr. Frank P Boger of No. lo, is the nominee for sheriff. He is a son of Mr. Allen Boger, one of the oldest citizens of No. 10. Mr. Jfio. A Sims i3 the present treasurer and made an efficient offi cer. He was elected by the Demo crats two years ago. Mr. Sims is the county business agent of the Als liance. Mr. H T Baker, of No. 10 is a native of Kentucky but has been a resident of No. 10, this county. Mr, Baker is a well educated gentlenfan and a successful teacher. Capt. J M W Alexander, familiar ly known among his friends as "Jack" Alexander, is a citizen of No. 1. Mr. Alexander use to be a very hot and uncompromising Demos crat and he's just that kind of a Third party man now. Capt. Alex ander was once the nominee of the Democratic party to represent the 28th Senatorial district, but was de feated by on independent candidate. Mr. A F Ilileman is a eubstan tial citizen of No. 5. He ran inde pendent once and ' wa3 elected ; he wa3 nominated once by the Demo crats (2 years ago) and elected to the Legislature. No. 10 gets a good showing, Lav ing two candidates. The names of Jno. K Patterson and R S Harris were presented, but they are Democjats, Korlli Carolina lit iulIW hiin. Charlotte, N. C Sept. 2. At a conference between Chairman Eaves and the republican managers in Washington and New York it was decided to nominate Judge W P Bvnum for governor of North Caros lina. In an interview today with a Charlotte News reporter, Bynum said : "I am not a candi late for that office, and will not accept that or any other nomination under any circumstances." The nomination will go to James E Boyd. Dry Good Genius. l-How shall I mark Clerk these goods y Old Tapeyard Just figure out fifty per cent profit and add seven odd cents, so the women will think1 It's a bargain. Working for the Party. "Well, they tarred and feathered old Jones?" "Yes. And he'll do great work for the party." "For the party?" "Yes. You see, he cn't get the tar off, and they're goijjg to use him in the torchlight precession." A ts lanta Constitution. WfnMon's Angrt Tobaeco Iliiliicesn. Winston, 'ept 2. nston's shipments ff manufactured tobacco during Arigt,8t aggregated 1,027,781 pounds. Amount idTncle Sam for starts, 61,GG 89. lie obtained Permission. "Mr. Gicghan," said Taper, "I would like a fortnight's absence to attend the wedding of a very dear friend." "It must be a very dear friend in deed to make you want that much time. Who is "it?" "Why, sir, after the ceremony she "n. r .. r r." Prtjtfmtuec for Senate. the FOE SHERIFF. I hereby announce myself candidate for re-election to the office of Sheriff of Cabarrus county, subject to the action of the Democratic nominating convention. IT. M. Mohrison. Aug. 23, '92. Seed Wheat, 200 bushel of choice seed wheat for sale, $1.25 per bush el. Sample can be seen at Dr. J P Gibson's drugstore, a Mcdonald. Aug. 23 1 mo. SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS For Sale I have a set of surveyor's instru ments, compass, tripod, chain, pins and plotting instruments, placed m my hands for sale. Can' be bought for .$35.00 worth $50,00. A good chance for some young man want ing to learn and practice surveying J. W. MEIIAFFEY. Au. 23dlw w 2w SALE OF Personal Property. As administrator of Mrs A L Foil, deceased, I will sell for cash, at her kte residence, on Tuesday, September 20th 1892, all of the household and kitchen furniture belonging: to the estate. 1 cow, 1 buggy, 1 dog cart, 1 cider press. Elam King, Adm'r of Mrs. A. L. Foil, Deceased. Aug, 30, 'U2. SALE OF LAND- By virtue of a decree of the Su perior Court of Cabarrus county, in the special proceedings entitled N 11 Lambert and J U Starnee, acimims iratnrs of Frederick Ftrr. deceased, against Abigal Starnes, Maiy Iiine hardt and husbard, Martin Rine- hardr; Sarah A Furr, ft al., we, N $ Lambert and J C Starnee, as such administrators and as commissioners, will sell at j ubMc auction in front of the court house door in Concord, at12 o'clock M., on the first- Mon day in Oct. 1802, a tract of land sitnated in Ao. J. township, saia county, adjoining the lands of Allen Furr and others, containing about 204 acres. Terms of sale, one f ourth cash, balance of purchase money to be se cured by good bond payable within six months from date of sale. This Aug. 31 1892, N. II LAMBERT, J. C. STARNES, Admrs, and Corns. r .. Tbe Third B.M2KIT. 39c Buys a reinfofced back and font unlaundered white snirt made of good muslin. Many are getting 50c. for it. WEIGHED AND FOUND WANT ING. "Our Own." custom made unlaun- dpred shirts are made of genuine Womsutta muslin, ;2,100 4 ply al pure liiien bosom, double stitched double pointed yoke, double front and back, continuous facings down the back and on the sleeves, the best shirt that can be made. No better materials can be had and the work is of the best. A very roomy einrtHi to 16 only 82c. This snirt weighs l oneha'f oz. more th n the best advertised dollar shirt in America, and has as long and wider bosom. Try one: it is simply pickmg up G8c New York mills muslin. 2000 linen cambric. Firbt class workmanship. s-4 it i m compose tne mako up oi our Electric unlaundered shirts 4 ply uosoin ami uanas, patented contins uous facing down the back and on the sleeves, reinforced back and front, double stitched throughout, full and liberal in dimensions only 63c. 48c Our 400 re-inforced front ffnd back double voko, double stitched 35in long, 4 ply. size 11 to 1G only 47 and onoha!f cents. . 73C Our 151 pleated bosom, open front to band and back, made of New York mills muslin, 4 ply 1,900 liden bosom and cuffs re-inforced back and front, patent facings back and front, sizes 14 to 16, price 73c. "GALLUSES," Never before have wo found sus pondors so low as at tbe present time. OurN. Y. House has been piling them on us, and we mean to put the load oil on your iack. lms morning we wore looking oyer our 10c. ones, and to our (astonishment we found braided ends and some embroidered ones. The weba in our 10c suspenders are full lengths We have largo lines at 15. 20 and 25 cents, including extra lengths and farmers heavy webs. Ladies will remember these are gents "galluses' but we have a heavy silk belt for you at 25c. 61c. We bavp a great drive in gents' linen standing collars, all good styles. They are classed as 2nd by the manuiactarers, but are slisrhtlv soiled, while some have im perfections in the material.' You will find such baands as the Anchor among them. We.have put them up in lots of 4 to run at 25c. 25c Gunts beautiful Nesk Scarfs and 1 in hand ties. GentsDomet flannel shirts or drill drawers. m , Gents fine suspenders or farmers extra heavyones. Your choice of a large lot oi poctc- et knives Ladies black silk mits. 1 pair linen towels. 83.98. . Charles Dickens' complete works in 15 vols, nice cloth binding, bold type. $6.50. Chambers Unabridged Encyclo paedi m 12 vols., contains the la 25c. Will buy your choice of a mixed lot of pocket knives, both ladies and farmer's sizes. Ladies heavy black silk belts only 25c. Also black silk Iievere Wind sor ties at 23c. 10c. GOODS. A pair of full length gents ruspenv ders worth 15c. A box containing K0 slate pencils 3 spools of as good machine thread as you are using now. A double handle hair curler. Black hose that uro absolutely fast and stainless. White metal frame spectacles. 5 spools 3 cord thread, full 200 yards. A yard of fancy ribbon. A bottle of Langtry enamel paint A. bottle of tripple extract, a va riety of odors to select from.-. ' 1 doz genuine Spenccrian stoei pens. A real neat wire hair brush. biuci uuiu or ruDUer dressing: combs. Light silk teck scarf to close, price ' was 19c. A lanre aa3ortmpnf. -.f J,,!..,,, folding fans at 5 und 10c. . - 5c. GOODS. Real Japanese wids folding fan.TI Fancy colored straw covered box- cs. 2 Thimbles. 5 balls of sewing thread. A pair of spectacles any ago" An oil cloth school bag, 55 manilLi envelopes or 25 (1 nack) good white ones. 1 qr No 1 cotton fibre noto Danpr or a tablet with blotter. 15 good f teei pens. A large bottle of beet Norway sperm sewing machine oil. A bottle of shoe polish or an extra largo box of blacking. A largo assortment of gentshand" kercheifs at this pcfpular price. A good heavy horn dressing conit 1 14 inches'wlde. A large memorandum book. A 2 oz bottle Oi good black ink and G steel pens. 1 doz. lead pencils or 3 fivo ctnta ones. 1 hair curler. 1 yd No 2 all silk ribbon. 1 satteen Windsor tie Breast pins. 1 yd elastic. 5rolls white tape No 6. 1 ball turkey red crochet or em broidery cotton. 3 spools do or 12 skeins do. 10 skeins full length silk floss. 1 paper f brass pins and I paper of good needles. 1 3-corner hand saw filo and 1 pa per tacks. 2 tin cups. The latest and best thing out f or the " little ones. A rag doll pattern llxieinches, printed in 7 colors to be cut out, sewed and stuffed, cnV 10 cents. Sent to &cy address. D. JvBOSTIAN.
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