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NOTICE DT PrBLTCATIOX OP fil.
ixg petitiox r:V-V.
State of Nrth Carolina, 1 Gaston
County, in 'the Superior Court, v
L. A. Klser, against P. R. Hay and
. wife Minnie Hay, Mrs Helen, Hay,
' Forest Floyd and wife 'Cora Floyd,
F. Ramseur and wire. Bell Raniseur,
-' - W. s. Mauney and wife Alice Mau
ney, Wm. M. Bennett and wife Uz
Jle Bennett, John MeCullogh and
wifa Lizzie McCullogh J, S. Mauney
. and wife Julia Mauney, W. A. Mau-
- ney and wife Candace Mauney, M. L,
Plonk and wife Fronie Plonk, J. H.
Garrett, and wife Sallie Garrett. W.
P. Cobb, W. P. Fulton and wife Nola
Pulton, Harvey W'iliiame.. J. G. Hord
and wife Carrie Hord, Lee McGIll and
wife Laura McGIll, Misa Rosa Hay,
L. T. Mann and wife Emma Mann,
.Mrs. Jas. C. rbaswell and her hus
Mrs. Jas. C. Braswell and her hus-
- Garrett. Misa Ruth Battle. Miss Nan
nie Battle, Mrs. D. W. Sfewsom and
i .Tier' husband D. W. Xewsom, Cullen
, -G. Battle, Mrs. Mary Mebearman and
Tier husband McDearman; Mrs
Elizabeth G. HiUlard and her hu
Tand S. P; Hilllard. ... ,
TO WHOM IT JIAY CONXJERN: ..
The parties above named and all
other persona Interested will take no
tice that on the 7th day of Septem
ber, 1916, the abore named petition
er filed a petition In the office of the
Clerk of . the Superior Court of Gas
ton County, to hare the title to cer
tain lands therein, described register-,
ed and confirmed pursuant to Chap-'
ter 90 of the Public Laws of 191 J,
-and that summons hat been Issued,
returnable at the office of the Clerk
of the Superior Court of Gaston
County, on the 23rd day of Novem
. ner. 19U. ald laud is situate la
Crowdera Mountain Township, in the
county of Gaston and said State, ad-
. Joining the land - of f Mauney, Hay,
Ramseur and others, known as , the
ft. H. Garrett home-place, and bound
d and described as follows: '
" Beginning at a stone, Cobb's cor
ner, being 2.74 chains .West of a
' black oak, the original corner, and
runs with Fulton's line N. l W. .
70 chains to a stone, William Ben
nett's corner; thence with Bennett's
line 8. 3 1-2 W. 3.17 1-2 chains to a
atone', thence N. 8 6 1 WV 3.17 1-2
chains to a stone, Bennett's corner;
thence N, 3 1-2 . E. lO0 chain to a
stone, Bennett Worner; thence N. 86
' V, 6.36 chains to a stone, Bennett's
i -corner, on Oriental Avenue; thence
with said Oriental Avenue IS. 1 W.
3.36. chains to a stone. Mis Hay's
corner on Oriental Avenue; .thence
with her line 3. 89 E. 3.18 chains to
a stoned thence with Misa Hay's and
P. R. Hay's line 6, 1 W 7.06 chains
. to a stone. Hay's corner; thence with
Hay's line N. 1 W. 3.18 chains to a
,. atone on Oriental Avenue, near P. R.
Hay's canning factory; thence with
Oriental Avenue .8..JL W, i 12.42
V chains to a eUke In Hsy'a line;
thence with Hay's line E. seventy
(70) links to a stake; thence with
another line of Hay's and along a
"ditch 8. S E. 5.50 chains to a stake
In Mauney's line; thence with Mau
ley's line N. 87 E. 3.88 chains to a
atone, Mauney's and Oarrett's ? cor
ner ; thence with Mauney's line S.
2 1-2 W. 11.23 chains tor a chestnut
oak across the road, Mauney's, Plonk
A Floyd's and J. H. Garrett's corner;
thence with J. H. Garrett's line N-.
51 1-4 E. 16.47 chains to a stone and
v pointers, near a ditch; thence with
J. H. Garrett'sjine 8. 61 1-4 E. 7.00
, -chains to a stone, Ramseur's corner;
thence with 'Ramseur's line No. 80 E.
1 s EO chains to a fence post on .the
Fust aide of the branch.' Ramseur's
-corner; thence, with Ramseur's line
N. 41 W.-16.40 chains to center of
nubile ' . road. Ramseur s corner;
thence with said road N. 80 E. 1.52
chains? thence N. 64 . 4.72 chains
to a stake in Wv S." Mauney's line;
thence with w. s. Mauney s line .
41 W. 5.65 chains to a email black
oak, Cobb's corner;- thence wltn
Cobb's Jlne N. 86 3-4 W. - 3.56 chains
- to a stone, Cobb's corner; thence N.
i 1-2 E. 3.67 chains to trie beginning.
Containing seventy (70) acres, more
r. of less. ; - .
- This 23 rd day of September, 1916.
C. C. CORNWELL, Clerk , Superior
' Court. Gaston County. , . T-Ol 7
SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
X ' h,-- LANDS. -'
- By virtue of the power of sale con
.i1a in a rat-rain Deed of Trust ex
' ecuted by J. Ben Lutz and wife to
me." dated octooer tin, a, u
registered In the office of the Regla
A TMia "hf Gston county, in
Book No. 98, page 90, default having
made In the payment oi me inaeoieu-
tkimhir aariirArl. And the owner
xf the said, Indebtedness having re
quested xne to do. so,. I will sell to
the highest bidder for CASH at the
Court house in uasionia, nona varw
. At Noon, on Monday, Nov. 6,.191
all that certain tract of land situate
in Dallas township, Gaston County,
N. C d Joining, the . lands of Lee
Friday1,' O. D. Carpenter, and others,
and. bounded as follows:'?- Beginning
at . a Black Oalev. Eph i and . Michael
Friday's and Lineberger'e " corxlerj
and runs S. 82 1T2 .E. 57 poles to a
wm t a Oak: thence S. 45 1-2 E. 13
poles to a stone and the mouth or a
' branch! thence S. 85 1-2 E. 10 poles
to a stone; thence 8. 30 'E. 52 poles
to a large White Oak; thence;N. 61
in k ntonA in a .field:
thence N. 27 E. 90 poles to a Post
Oak, Xee Friday's comer, near or
on Pasour's line;1 thence N. 8 W.
' poles to a Black Oak stump. Wrner
Of the Morns iracvi men
75 E 70 Doles to a
'nnA ATI TaAnr, line: thence N. 13
AV. 53 poles to a Blackjack Jthence
N ol 1-2 W. 4u poies w none,
thence N.: 10 3-4 W. -4:S poles to a
stone and White Oak -pointers on
.v Knar thnce a new line 8.
6 1 crossing a branch and Hoyle s
Creek 163- poles to a Walnut tree
: . kin- thnce N. 28 Doles to
a stone; thence .36 W. 21 poleA-to
a-stone below tne iora oi n crcc,
thence S. 52 1-2 e'W. 63 poles to a
fhm aM line: thence with
the old line S. 37 1-2 E, 74 poles to
the beginning, containing . 1 1 acres
more -or less.. .,
This October 3rd, 1916. .
jnHV O. CARPENTER.
T - O 31 5 w . Trustee.
Woodrdw Wilson's fight is .your fight. X. : : ",:
He has put equal justice above special privilege; human rights
above property nghts, national honor above organized greed,
' and democracy overall. : v;. r . x: j
The Child Labor iaw, the Federal Reserve act. the Clayton
Anti-Trust law, Workmen's Compensation; Rural Credits, the
Shipping bill, tho Federal Trade Commission, the7 Seamen's
act, file Tariff Commission arid the Agricultural Extension act
may well stand as the ten commandments of America; his In
ternational policies proclaim to the world America's recovery
of the ancient faith, America's renewed devotion to" demo
1 crat io J id eals; ; Woodrow Wilson has i given you prosperity
with justice and peace with nonor. : :
It J .
How' to Contribute to
the Wilson (Campaign
'. : Fund . ;
Slsa th Coupoo la tbl eocaar aad AH ia
th amount you giv. Tbaa attach year
Maecr to thia Coupoa aad mail today to tfca
asrtrwa Kia ea taa Coipoa. - i . . .
j Itue all checks, nxney orders and
address all contributions to Henry
Morge&thau, Chalnnaii Finance Com
mittee, Democratic National Commit
tee, 30 East Forty-aecond Street, Mew
York City. ! : -" v - l
Woodrow Wilson :;
Campaign Fund -LOYACOVPON
Ta BINRT ktROKNTHAU, ' Chairanaa
riaaao Committer , .' v
Tka Demoeratie If atteaal CopamittM, 30
KmttWuHj aawd Straat, Maw Vffe
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A a Wuerw la tha'profrmiv. ideala rf
aovaramant npewaaud ia ta. candidly of
Woodro WUaoa for praaiont of taa Uaitwl
Btataa; aaa ta tbaaod that ha may taka tha
oCBc Craa-aaad oatrwamaled, aad obti.
Satad to awaa but tha paopto of tha eooary(
I wbfa to coomouf th. warn of $.,... J. J
toward tha anpaaaaa of Praaidaat WUaoa'a
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NOTICE OP PUBLICATION OP
SUMMONS. -
North Carolina, Gaston County.
In the Superior Court, October Term,
1916. :
M. L. Brown
TS.
Isabella Brown
Iaabelle Brown, the defendant
above-named will take notice that
an action entitled as above has been
commenced In the Superior Court of
Gaston County, North Carolina, by
her husband. M. L. . Brown,, against
the said Iaabelle Brown for absolute
divorce from the bonds of matrimo
ny; and the said defendant will take
further notice that she Is required to
appear at the term of the Superior
Court of Gaston County to be held on
the seventh Monday after the first
Monday in September, .1916, at the
court house in said county and state,
and answer or demur , to the com
plaint of the plaintiff In said action,
or the plaintiff will apply to tne
court .for the relief demanded in said
complaint. ; '
This the' 23rd day of Sept.; 1916.
C. C. CORNWELL, Clerk of Superior
Court. T-0-17c4
NOTICE OF SALE OF VALUABLE
. ;. :; ".REAL ESTATE...;; ..; ;
. -.Under and by' virtue of an order
of the Superior Court . of Gaston
County, made In a Special Proceed
ing entitled "R, G. Cherry, Adminis
trator vs. H; OI Lineberger, et als.",
the same being No. 'Upon the Special-
Proceeding - docket of - said
Court, the undersigned Commission
er wlH,-onf t4-Jy:,'':S:
' Weesday, October 2S, , :
at 1 1 o'clock M.. at the Court House
door in Gastonia; North Carolina, of
fer for sale to the highest bidder up
on the terms of one-halt of the pur
chase money cash on day of sale and
residue upon a credit of six months,
purchaser to give his note bearing
Interest at rate of 6 per- cent .per
annum on deferred : ; payments, - all
these pertain tracts of land in Gas
tonia township, Gaston county. State
of North -Carolina, descrived as fol
lows: ;.';:w"--f'..,,::'v.'-i-i,f vJ 'rVi
FIRST: 13 vacant town lots ly
ing to the northwest and within the
incorporate ; limits of the City of
Gastonla, and adjoining the lands of
B. GBradley, W. M. Boyce and oth
ers, and'being lots number "17, 26,
27, 28, 29, 3Q, 39. 42, 59. 32. 33, Si.
and 35, upon a plot made by A. W.
Hoffman In June, 1910, and which is
duly, recorded in the office ."of the
Register of Deeds for Gaston Coun
ty, State of North Carolina, to whicn
reference Is hereby made for further
description, and all of said lots be
ing a part of the lands of I. N. Davis,-deceased,
and sold to H. ..M.
Lineberger. deceased, by, S. . N.
Boyce, Executor, r ; - '-
BDCOXD: Ascertain tract of
farm land situate In Gaston county
State or North Carolina, and lying
on theJ waters. of TBIg Long Cree.
and adjoining the lands now owned
by Crais A Wilson, John. C. ; Puett.
and lira. Franklin Holland, more
particularly described as '-follows:
: What are you giving him?; . . . ''lxjyl
How much does it mean to you that business Is
no longer at the mercy of panics, that credit and
enterprise ; have been released from, captivity.
- that the standards of America are how the stand
ards of civilization, and that theheart of the
land Is not torn by the walling' of , widows and '
. orphans, the slow shuffling of ,the blind and the ;
maimed? r - -- ''v'jt''i -
America today la no less a battle-ground than In:
1776 ,and 1861, and Woodrow, Wilson Is no less
the champion of liberty, than Washington and
: Llhcoln.;.8;r:?: KM
Money, however is the present weapon. It takes
. cash to run a campaign. : 1 v; x
Only from the people, the one master that he has
served , can Woodrow Wilson receive campaign
aid. Clean money tor clean purposes. f.
To contribute is your duty even as it should be
your privilege. , Send it in now
What one of you would not fight to defend your
home . and 1 your country against -foreign foes ?
Fight, -then against enemies .within , that hold
greater menace than any foe without.
Do not serve notice upon all future Presidents
that faithful service Is folly, since the electorate
is without gratitude, interest and intelligence.
Every dollar contributed Is payment on America s
insurance policy.
Don't let It lapse.
Even as you have received generously, give gen
erously. Even stint to give. America was built
on sacrifice. ' : ' ' .' ' ,"'''."'.
Beginning on the south side of Big
Long Creek.-on old Un nd runs S.
31 14 E. 94 poles to a dead black
oak, the old beginning corner;
thence S. 70 W. 132 poles to a rock,
formerly a piner thence 6. 30 W.
148 poles, more or less, to mam
channel of Big Long Creek; thence
down the creek as it meanders . to
the beginning. Containing by esti
mation 100 acres, more or less.
This the 25th day of Sept., 1916.
R. G. CHERRY, Commissioner.
T-O-17 c4
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the
polling place for Mountain Island
precinct. River. Bend township. Gas
ton county, North Carolina, has been
changed from its former location to
Robert Caldwell's store in said pre
cinct formerly .known as Censler's
precinct. By order of the County
Board r or Elections for Gaston
county; :" ' I ' . . .
This October 9, 1916. .. V , ,
S. M. Robinson, Chairman.
, Carpenter, SecreUry.
Tu - O 17 c 3.
Now With Groves Mills. .f
Mr. H. 8. Mackle, who has been
connected with the Rex Spinning Co.
at Ranlo for several months has ac
cepted a position with the ." new
Groves Mills -as overseer of the card
ing department. ' He entered upon
bis new duties last week.
Attended A. at M. Banquet.
. Messrs." A. M.' Dixon and Kenneth
Babington, of this city, and Mr. "S, J.
Kirby, of . Dallas, constituted a part
of the Gaston county alumni who at
tended the annual dinner' Saturday
evening "at. the Selwyn Hotel,, Char
lotte, whioh was given by the State
A. ft M.. College alumni of Mecklen
burg county. There were about Sv
alumni who joined In the celebration
this being the 27th anniversary or
the founding of the institution'. SUte
Senator Arthur M Dixon was - tne
first and principal speaker of the ev
ening. His address was responded
to by Mr. Buxton White, of Raleigh,
who, is ' alumni secretary. At .the
close officers for the ensuing year
were selected." ;.;,.'f,.t
SEVEEE BR0SOHIALT GOLu
"STeida Ta tlicUma Viaol'
Philadelphia, Ta. Last fall I 'was
troubled with a very severe broeelual
told, headaches, backache, and sick to
my stomach. ; I was so bad I became
alarmed and tried several ' medicines 1
also a doctor, but did not gH any relief.
A friend asked me to -try Viaol aad it
brought the relief which I craved, to
bow I am enjoying perfect health." '
Jack C. SiHGLrros,
' .We pusrlntee ' Vinol ' for. chrofu'
eougha, fioldr and bronchitis.
. ...; . ' . . '
j. IL KEXXTDT A CO, DRrCClSTS
- , Gastoaiav N. C. . , -
PRIZE WINNERS.
Below are given, the names of the
winners of prizes at the . Gaston
County Fair held October. 3-7 in the
agriculture, livestock and pig - de
partments. The list of prizes award
ed in the other departments will be
published Friday of this week.
Following are the prize-winners in
the departments named:
Corn.
Most prolific and best exhibit, any
variety, to consist of ten ears, ac
companied by three stalks, with ears
attached, of the same variety:
First prize, Joe Holland, Dallas.
Second prize. J. A. Adderholdt
Dallas.
Third prize. A. P. Rudislll. Dallas
Most prolific and best exhibit, any
variety, to consist of ten ears, ac
companied by three stalks, with ears
attached, of the same variety, as tne
ears attached:
. First niize. Jake Harmon, Besse
mr Citv.
. Second prize. Frank Hoover, Besse
mer Citv. '
Third prize, Robert Murry Besse
mer City. . ;...
, Sweepstakes for the . county for
ten ears, accompanied by three stalks
with ears attached of the same varf-
f.tv the ten ear exhlMt:
. First prize, Jake Harmonj, Besse
mer city. ,. . .'
'Best 'ten ears (nndubbed)
Cocke's Prolific- Corn: '-" ;
' First prize, Ji R. Anthony, Gasto
nla..' - J -' ; ' :-'- 'v1
v Second prize, J. A. Adderholdt,
Dallas. ' - ' -, -y i
- - Best ten ears (unnubbed) Bigg's
seven, ear corn.- - -, v.;
First prize, Gaston County Farm
Life School, Dallas. '
, Second prize, John W. Stroupe,
s DOXT NEGLECT YOUR COLD .
'. .Neglected colds . get worse, " in
stead of better. A stuffed head,., a
tight chest must be relieved at once;
Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey .' is Na
ture's remedy. - Honey and glycerine
heal 'the irritated membrane, y anti
septic tar loosens the phlegm, you
breathe easier and your cold is brok
en up. t Pleasant, to take, Dr, Bell's
Pine-Tar-Honey is an ideal ..remedy
for children as well as grown-ups. At
your Druggist, i5c. Adv. . . 1
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X THE GAZETTE $2XH.
Oa and after Janaary 1. 1917,
the subecriptioa price of The
Gazette will be $2 the year la-.
"stead of $1.50 as at present.
UatU that, date new subscrip.
tkmn aad renewals will be taken
- at the old price. All subaorip-
tions are strictly cash ia ad-'
vaace. This iacrease ia the : L
price of toe paper Is rendered
Imperative because of the
ttrecedeated lBcrease la the cogt
of print paper and all other ma-
terials which eater Into the
snaking of a ewspaper. '
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114 East Airline Arenue Gastonia, N. C
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We are SDlendidlv enuiDned with all machinery and
-full line of repairs in our large quarters here to meet all
1 the Amanda of the nuhlir in the line of : ' m
Auto Repairing
and lln General
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1 . Our Garage is open all day and until 12 o'clock each night
I We employ competent machinists in every department and
u we will appreciate the patronage of the public, t;- x'SZ-
Stanley. ' ' ; ;X'- ":-'y
Best ten ears (unnubbed). any
other white corn:' "
First prize, Oscar L. Rhyne. Gas
tonla. V. 'V ' ',' '
Best ten ears (unnubbed) ' any
yellow corn: " . : - .... -
' First prize. Grier ft Hartman, oas-
tonla. , f " ":'::-.
Best single ear of any variety, em
phasis being placed on shape "and
size of ear and kernels:;
First prize, Oscar . Rhyne,
Gastonla.'; ' ; !.
' Wleat and Rye, '." I f
Bushel wheat, smooth, first prize,
O. J. Rhyne, R. 2, Dallas.
Bushel wheat, bearded, nrst prize,
W. S. Deck, R. 1, Bessemer City.
Best bushel rye, first prize, . R.
II. Wilson, Gastonla, V
Potatoes. -Best
half-bushel early Irish pota
toes, first prize, Mrs. D. - A.
Stroup, Bessemer City; second prize,
C. F. Ledford, Dallas. '
Best half bushel late Irish pota
toes, first prize, C. E.. Rhyne,
Uastonia. !-'
Best half bushel yellow sweet po
tatoes, first prize, Grier & Hart
man. Gastonla; second prize, W,
A. Falls; Jr., R. 1, Gastonla. '
Best half, bushel red sweet pota
toes, first' prize, , W. S. Deck, R. 1,
Bessemer City; second prize, s.
A. Shetley, R. 2, Bessemer City.
;' ' Pea. ,
Best peck of Clay peas, first prize.
W. A. Hendrick. R. 3, Gastonla.
Best peck black-eye peas, first
prize, W, A. Hendrick, R. 3, Gas
tonla; second prize, J. R. Anthony,
R. 1. Gastonla.
Best peck of any other variety
peas, nrsi prize, v. a. morrow, n,
2,. Bessemer City.
Best ueck of Mammoth yeuow soy
beans, first prize, Gaston County F.
Life School, Dallas.
MlscellaneoiM.
Best display of five stalks of ma
tured plants of any single variety
soybean, first prize Gaston County
Farm Life School, Dauas. -
The largest and best displayed va
riety of garden and field seedgrown
byany X. C.- nrm or tnaivmuai, x-Dloma.-first,
Mrs. M. A. Rhyne. It. 2,
liastonia. ' ''''
Best dozen ears popcorn, nrst
nrize. Russell Stroup, . Bessemer
City; second - prize. , Alice Ram
sev.' Bessemer City. '
-' Best peck, table beets, first prize
Mrs, M. A. Rhyne. K. 2. uastonia
- Best peck onions, first prize,
D. A. Klser, R. 2, Bessemer .City. "
Best neck apples (home grown)
first prize, A. P. 'Rudislll.. Dallas
RFD: second prize, E. P. Lewis
R. 2. Gastonla. ?
largest squash (any variety), 1st
prize, W. A. HendrlcK, - uastonia,
R. 4." " ' ' '
Best dozen tomatoes, first prize,
Mrs. Oscar L. Rhyne. Gastonla;
second prize, D. A. Morrow, R.2,
Bessemer City. '
Largest pumpkin, first prize, Joe
Holland, Dallas. ,
Long staple, stalk, first prize,
Gasi6h'County TarnT - -SooI.
Dallas; second prize, W. C. Petty,
Bowling Green, S. C : ;r
Short staple, stalk, . first prize,
C. N. Ferris, R. 3, Gastonla; second
prize, ..Gaston County Farm . Lire
School,, Dallas. k'J .,j -X i-'.-.--. .
. Best ' - watermelon. ' . first c prize,
J. P. Summey; second prize,, J. P.
Summey, Dallas.
Best gallon green pole .beans, first
prize, W. A. Hendrick, R. 4,. Gasto
nla ::-:i r.-'-l:.",- :h:y- ;'.':
;t Best stalk red pepper, rst prize,
W. A. Hendrick. R. 4, Gastonla.
3est gallon jmolasses, first prrze,
Tka Quinine That Does Not Affect Tfcf Nest
Secame of Its toate'ami laxative effect. LAXA.
riV E BROMO QUININB ia better tbaa arauwry I
yuinise aaa aoca box caaae DerroaaBcaa an
rlarios ta head. " Xeaaenber tha full aarae and
.took lor the aixoatara at B. W. CROVB. tie.
Cocker Machine & Foundry Co.
V i J: " Builders of Textile Machinery ;
l':xy'::xx H: Jstbnia,: N. , C;; '.;.
Soft Clean Grey Iron Cootino
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We Repair and RebuOd: - -
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and Washing
RcpaiiLWork
B'R," fox,? R. 2, Gastonla; seconl
prize. W A. . Falls, " Jr., .' R, l,
Gastonla.?..-. t.s- j. . h,'? X,m"- k '"
; BOV8 CORX CMJB.Vk " '
Best ten ears - (unnubbed) '.of
Cocke's prolific corn! -i : . !
riltl uiug,. it A.-
Gastonla;. second prize, Howell Skid-
more, Mount Houy. - " '
Best ten ears (unnubbed) of any
other white cprn:v . . , -t -
First prize. Paul kiserBessemer
Citv' aafiond nriza ' 'Frank -Harmon.
Bessemer WW':yryvyrin;.)rA -. i, ::
.; Best single. ear of Prolific corn::; r
First prize, w. A. rails, jr., k. i.
Gastonla; second prize, Jaks Jlar-
m An . Hoaaamar 4PffV ' i.'... i-
LINCOLN COUNT V OORX CLUB. 1
un ten . ears . (UQouuueui ui
Cocko'u prolific corn: ' " ."
First prize, Clarence ' Carpenter,
Henry; . second prize, Gray Nixon,
Stanley. 4 , ;. :
Best ten ears (unnuDDea) or wees
ley's Improved cornu
First prize, Carlton jetton, Keeps-
ville. . .---,,.. ....vb 'X': '- -
Best ten ears (unnubbed) Saun
ders Improved corn: - v:
First prize, carr . Yount,- Henry;
secona prize, jyewey naser, ,iv.
m a . w-v . it. ,rt '...
Stanley. .',..-x- X ' '.'- '
Best ten ears (unnubbed) or any
other white corn. c '
First Prlia. Robert Wise. Reene-
vllle; second prize, Thad Lutz. Hen
ry. '; Xf - -' V -f . v; .,; : '' x' y X'y. 'X :
uesi single ear oi one ear cura?
First prize, Clyde Sain, Henry; "
second prize, ' Willie' Armstrong,
Stanley. :r
Best single ear or Proline corn:,
First prize. Mose Klser, Reeps-
ville; second prize, Chester Dellin-
ger, R. 1 Stanley, L v '
Best single ear of any variety, em-
phasls being placed on shape and size
of ear and kernels: -p. .'--.' ? ;'-X' '''
' r irsi prize, nui noomson, dui- ,
ley; , second - prize, Robert t Wise, .
Reepevtlle. Xx XsX:yJxi-Y'-' V,
.V X'- WVE STOCK.;Y;:;;-'i:;:t:.;;:
Best stallion, 2 years to 5 years:
v First prize, Thomas SparrowOae
tonia; second prize,' J. P. AU. .Bes- ,
semer City. ? "' :.' ".. ':
: i Best pair draft jmares, 2 years and
over: ; .'
First pflzc, Gaston County Farm
Life School. Dallas; wond prize, '
Brady C. Rhyne, Gastonla; rri '""".
.. Best pair Geldings, 2 years and .
over: ' .- .-.'' ; . - .' , - '
First and second prize, Craig V
Wilson, Gastonla. v,-- X- r
' Best draft or Gelding mare, three
years old and over: Brady C. Rhyne,
Gastonla.. ' v ' . '
Best mare and her colt (colt must,
be under one year old): First prize,
Joe Holland, Dallas. :
'Best mare or horse colt foaled. and
raised In Gaston county over Z ana
under 3 years old: First prize J. P.
Allen; Bessemer "Cltr. second prize,
D. M. Abemathy, High Shoals. "
Best mare or horse colt foaled and
raised In Gaston county, under two
years old: First pirze. Joe Holland.
Dallsi, ?v r y-r:rr;:'2
Best single harness horse or mare?
3 years an 0ver, to be shown in hra
nessi First prize, Craig ft Wilson.
Best mare or Gelding, other than
draft, 2 years old and over: First
prize, Craig ft. Wilson, Gastonla. '
Special "Open-to-the-Worlr' Cbn
: ; -'X - .. tet.w - -v-;-
- Best Stallion, any age and breed:
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