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3" 9 ill eNCOitp. n. o jftoNM7, September is. 1892. Vol. V. No. 118. Whole No. 80. m n PREMIUM AWAItnS. The following premiums awarded at the C. C. ?L & M. held at Concord, N. C, Sept and 9th, 180$: DEPARTMENT A. were Fair, 7, 8, Be3 bale of cotton, 0 G gomery; second best, C G Mont-ifont- goniy. Best bushel May wheat, A B Young; second best, 5 A. Litalfer. Be'sfc bushel white tfheat, not. "bearded, J 1 Allison; second best, A B Young. Best bushel Fultz wheat, Biown Bros. ; second best, J A Han kin. Best bushel Fulcaster whet, J P Allison ; second best, E T 13ost. Best bushel new variety, C Mc. Donald ; second best, J 1' Allison. Best bushel white corn, G E Ritchie. Best bushel yellow corn, J A Li taker. Bes.t bushel red oats, II II Black- welder ; second best, J A Litaker. Best bushel white oats, J A Li ta ker ; second best, J A Litaker. Best bushel black outs, J A Hank in. Best bushel gray oats, J A Rankin Best bushel rye, E T Bost. Best bushel clover seed, C Erwin ; second best, J T Allison. Best bushel orchard gras3 seed Brown Bros. Best specimen of clover, Y M Fisher ; second best specimen ovchard crass. W M Fisher : second best specimen other variety of grass, J M Fisher. Best bushel coffee field pea3. L S Bonds.' Best bushel irish potatoes, Luther Brown ; second best, G E Ritchie. Best bushel turnips, 7 N Mitchel Best bushel ground-peas, Mrs. G E Ritchie. Best specimen broom corn, A I Litaker ; second best, W M Fisher. Best specimen cotton on stalk Mrs. R A Brown ; second best, L S Bond. Best specimen white corn on stalk II.II Blackwelder; second best, R 0 Blackwelder Best specimen yelbw corn, Sid ney Trull ; second best, A II Litaker, Best specimen sorghum cane, L Bond : second best, Jas. W Black- welder. Best specimen sorghum, G E Ritchie; second best, Mrs. G 12 Ritchie. Best sack N. C, flour, buhr pro cess, G E Ritchie. Best specimen cabbage, Mrs. Martha Robinson. Best yariety of squash, J Ii Kluttz: Second best variety of squash, Mrs; G E Ritchie. Best variety of onions, J A Lita ker; Second best variety of onions, Mrs. G E Ritchie Bondsjdecond best specimen table Second best specimen p.llrsnipa, Mrs R A B?own. ? Best specimen ruta ga, Mrjfc J "Fisher. Be?t bufc of clover hay, J M Fish er: Second lusbate oFcloyer hay, Best bale c$er variety hay, J P Allison; Sbond best fSle other va riety h:J P Al&on Largest pumpkinM. L Brown; Second largest pumpkin, J M Fisher, Best cornfield leans on vine, Alonza Blackwelder; Second best cornfield beans on vine, Alonza Black we' der. Best variety garden seeds, Miss Lizette Litaker; Secona best variety "ar&en seed Miss Mtha F Brown. largest uispiay ui vegeiuuieo, 0 Black welder; eond bejt iisp ofvegetables, Mrs. M J Fisher. Best 100 ears wttte corn, J A litaker; second best 100 ears white corn, KC BUckwelder. Best 100 'ears yellow corn, A II Litaker; second best 400 e!s yellow corn J A Litaker. Best three cushaws, J A Litaker; second best thrte cushaws, J A Li taker. Largest watermeVu, J W Fisher; second largest watermelon, L S'l Bonds. Best dozen cucumbers for pickling, Mrs,. M J Fisher. The following articles in Departs nient A were recommended by the awarding committee as meritorious, and vvorthy of premiums: Long neck ourd, R V Brawley; wjiite early corn, 5 ears to stalk, J W Clover; early yellow corn, V N Mitchell. pepkt:ilnt h horses. Best stallion, U V( Earnhardt second besr, M II Lefler. Best brood mare, C L Erv.in; mca ond best, A J Scott. Best saddle horse, E T Bost; sec ond best, Z A Morris. Best sinirle harness horse, V J iiiii. Best pair match horses, C L Er win. Best saddle or harness pony, Frank Rankin. Best farm horse, regardless of age, M Scott; second best farm horse, regardless of age, R C Blackwelder. Best colt two velrs old, under three years, Jas VV Blackwelder. Best colt one year old, under two years, C L Erwiu; second best, J L Drv. Best colt under one jear old, D W Corzine. Best flat-foot walking horse, John K Patterson. Best and largest exhibit of colts, O L Erwin. Best jack, J A Rankin. Best jennette, Sam Rankin. Best single mule, M Scott; second best, C W Earnhardt. Best pair mules, E F Faggart; second best, J R Brown. Best mule colt two years old, un der three, A II Litaker; second best, II II Blackwelder. Best mule colt one year old, not over two, A J Scott; second ' best, II II Blackwelder. Beet mule colt under one year old, Jas W Blackwelder. DEPARTMENT B CATTLE. Best short horn bull, M Scott. Best Ehort horn cow, M ScoU Best Jersey bull, G E Ritchie; secon d best, Wfute & Pharr. Second best Tersey cow, White & Phtrr. Jiest graded bull, E T Bost. Best grade 1 cow, John K Patter-1 Best calf one year oru-Ier, YY u Ritclj: second best, J A Litaker. Best hfiier one yeajt old, not ver two veartf C MDonald. Best native buff, We Murph. Best native cow, ;ow, V D line; Hc(3I frafr Ja3 BlackpWer? Best calf one Sear or under ' Ja3 W Blackwr. Best beifer one year old, riot o9r wo year3, C W Earnhardt; secoifl best, Ja3T Blackwelder, DEPARTMENT B SHEEP AND HOGS. Best graded sheep, five or more, J A Litaker; second best, J A Lita ker. Best pen native sheep, J A LiU- ' ii, Ker- ' Best buck of.any breedJ A'Lita- ewj of any breed, f A Lii- ker; second best ewe of any breed, A Eitaker. . t Poland China boar, Brown Bro3. Best Poland China sow, Brown Bros. Best Red Jersey sow, W D Tutchie: second best ied J ersey ' sow, Brown Bros. Best lot of pigs iiot less than 5, M II Lefler. Largest exhibit &c. of hogs, Brown Bros. Honorable mention, Southdown sheep, J A Litaker. (To be continued tomorrow.) U'nnf s to lie Hints lMiMU'ly.; Charles Reynolds, the white boy who i3 condemned to be hanged in Greensboro on October 20th for the murder of Solathael Swaim, .ex pressed a desire to bo huu publicly. A t'nriu'l ISajffsrer IVomiiiatcil. Fayctteville, Sept. 10. The Scur lock wing of the Republican party yesterday nominated A M Clake, a Moore county carpet-bagger, for Congress aud'O J "Spears, of Harnett, for elector, Didn't J is' INnKinlK'r. Salisbury Herald. A People's partyite was talking very loud on the strict this morning about the corrupt government of North Carolina u" ler Democratic rulo when a good Democrat walked up and told him he would give him five dollars if he would tell who was the crovernor of the Stafe. After hesitating, the People's partyite said, "I don't iis remember who he is now." JVnrrow Kmciho Winston. N. C. Sept. 10 Minnie Merrick, a circus girl, while tiding in a lion's cage in the street parade this morning, was attacked, by the hon. Her right jaw was bitten and had to be sewed up. The male keep er came to the rescue just in time to save the girl's life. FOR COTTON WEIGHER, The friends of Mr. AJfred Klijttz take this opportunity ot announcing him as a candi date for the office of Cotton Weigher for this county, Mr. Kluttz was forfour years cotton Weigher for the Cannon Mfg. Co. and we unhesitatingly refer to the farmers of the county as to his efficiency and to tho fact that he gave per fect satisfaction Fb them whilg in said position. Many t nffcND.s. Ff)R REGISTER OF DEEDS. Thankful for pgst favors, at the hands of tktroters of Ca barrns connty, I kereby an nounce myself a canilitlatfor reelection to tke office of Reg ister of Deeds for Cabarrus count'y, subject to the action of tke Democratic nominating convention. Your obd't servant, IJno. K. Pattekson. I&AGKST 39c Buys a reinforced back and front unlaundereA whfte snirt made of pood muslin. Many are getting 50e. for it. WEIGHED AND FOUND WANT ING, . "Our Own" custom made unlaun-i Mered shirts are made of "genuine Woinsutta muslin, 2,100 4 ply all pure'liuen boom, double stitched doublo point d ypke, double front and back, continuous facings down the back and on the sleeves, the best fchirt that can bo made. No better laterials can be Lad and the work is of the best. A very roomy shirt 14 to lGi only 82c. This shirt weighs 1 onehaf oz. more th m the beat advertised dollar shirt in America, and has as Ions nnd wider bosom. Try one; it is simply picking up G8c New Yark mills muslin. 2000 linen cambric. Firef class workman&bip. Composo the rrako up of oiir Electric unlaundered shirts 4 ply boom aucj bands, patented con tins uous facing elown thotback and on the slpev.'f, reinforced back and front, double stitchei throughout, full and liberal in dimensions, onty G8c. 48c Our 400 re-in forced front and back double yoke, double st died .Tin long, 4 ply. sizo 11 to 10 only 47 and.onoshaif cents. .730 V Our 1.14 rleated bosom, open front to baud nnd back, made of New York mills mublin, 4 ply 1,900 Julen besom and aula reinforced b:'.?: and front, patent facings back and front, tiizen 11 to 10, price 73c. "GALLUSES." Never before have wo found tuis nenders so low as at tho present time. OurN. Y. House has been piling them on us, and we moan to put the load off on your back. This morning wo wore looking ovr our 10c. ones, and to our astonishment, wo found braided ends and some i-mbroidered ones. The webs in our 10c suspenders are full lengths Wo have largo lines at 15, 20 and 25 cents, including extra Jenertha and farmers heavy webs. Ladies will remember these are gents 'galluses' but we have a heavy silk belt for you at 25c. 01c. Wo hive a great drive in gents' linen standing collars, all good styles. They aro classed as 2nds by the manufacturers, but are slightly soiled, while somo have im perfections in the material. You will nnd such baands as the Anchor among them. We. have put them up in lots of 1 tp run at 25c. 25c Gentq beautiful Neck Scarfs and 4 in hand ties. . . Gents Domet flannel .shirts or drill drawers. Gents fine bus tenders or farmers extra heavy ones. Your choice of a large lot oi pock- et knives Ladies black silk mits. 1 pair iinen towels. D. J. $3.98. Charles Dickens' ccmpl&te works in 15 vols, nice cloth binding, bold type. Chambers' Unabridged Encyclo-. paedif iu 12 vols., contains the la test Americin notes. 25c. Will buy your choice of a nixed lot of pocket knives, both ladies and farmer's sizes. Ladies heavy black silk belts ouly 25c. Also black bilk Revere Wind sor ties at 23c. 10c. GOODS. A pair of full length geUs i ubpen ders worth 15c. A box containing K 0 slate pencils 3 spools of as good machine thread as you aro using now. A double handle iiair curler. Black hose that u;u absolutely fast and stainless. White metal frame spectacles. 5 P pools 3 cord tnread, full 200 yards. A yard of fancy ribbon. A bottle of Langtry enamel paint, A. bottlo of tripplo extract, a va riety of odors to select from. 1 doz genuine Spencorian stoel pens. ' A real neat wire hair bruhh. A steel horn or rubber (.'rri siT'g combs. Light silk tcck bcart to close, price was 19c. A large assortment of Japnnese folding fans at 5 and 10c. " 6c. GOODS. Real Japanese wids folding fan. "If Fancy colored stmw coveitU box- es 2 Thimbles. 5 balls of sewing thu l eac a. pair oi spectacles uny age An oil cloth school bag, 55 manilla envelopes or 25 (1 pack) good white ones. 1 qr No 1 cotton libre note paper or a tablet with blotter. 15 good i teei pen.-. A large bottle of bet Norway sperm sawing machine oil. A bottlo of shoe polish or an extra large box of blacking. A large assortment of gents hand kei'cbeifs at this popular price. A good heavy horn dressing comb 1 H4 inches wide A large memorandum book. A 2 oz bottle o. good black ink and 6 steel pens. .. 1 doz. lead pencils or 3 "live cents ones. 1 hair curler. 1 yd No 2 all silk ribbon. 1 satteen Windsor tie. Breast pins. 1 yd elastic. 5rolls white tape No- 0. 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 needli. 1 3-corner hand saw file and 1 pa per tacks. 2 tin cups. The latest nnd best thing out for tho " little ones. A rag doll p?.t tern llxlG inches, printed in 7 colors tc be cut out, sewed and stufl'ed, only 10 cents. Sent to any address. BOSTIAN.
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