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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06

Poisoqous teadstoOls resembling
musfrooxs< have eagsed frequent
deaths this year. Be sure to use only
the geHsiae. Observe the same care
when you ask for peWitt's Witch
Hazel Salvc. There are poisonous
counter1eits. feWfttts is the only
original Witch lJazel Salve. 1t is
safe and certain cuTc for piles aud all
skin diseases Wallace Il Johnson.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06
More men have been ruined by
scnemes.t than by bad company.

There is more solid wisdom i'm +,
every chapter Of the Bicycle Books
than there is in the whole contents
of many books. You ought to have,
them. They include Ave volumes
on horses. cows. berries, poultry
and swiae. Sendt50 eeIssss OE each
to ,WilmeEAtkipson. Co., Philadal-
phia..
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06
BbaccQ Growers;

Will find it 70 their interest to,
cosnmunicate with. the.
MANNING HA2:DTA2E.!4 O.,
Mannings S. c.,
when in want of
AsSRN. FLUES,.
PARIS GREEN SPRAYERS.
WIRE, ETC.
Their All Steel Flues are the best.
made.
Their Double Tube Paris Green
Sprayers will save its cost in Paris
Green in a short time.
Ask yolI dealer them. II hsse
hasn't got them. send A.,5 au'l
they will send you. one by expressi
prepaid,
MANNING HARDWARE co,
MRpnipgs&C;.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06

Large sun spots, astronomers, say,
cau,ed the extreme heat this summer,
and doctors declare nearly all the
ppstrations were induced by disorders
Of the stomach. Gpod health follows
good digestion, Kodpl ,pyspep.ia Cure
digest what you eat, Ifyou have in
digestion or dyspepsia it will quickly
relieve and. permanently, cure you
Wallace s johnson.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06
The OFFICIAL COUNT.
OF the FIRST Primary Election in State
and County.

OF the FIRST Primary Election in State
and County.
The official result of the first
primary has l,een declared. The
result stands: B Il Tillman 1869,
McSweeney 39.O97, Hoyt 1888,
Gary 1886 Patterson 6,052,
Whitman 49l, Sloan 1867.
Blease 1856, Winkler lG, ,oS5, Liv-
ing>ton 14'7l3, Jas. II 'l'iIlman 35.
$50, Zimmerman 44,757, Jennings
4G,444. Derham G9,699, Breoker
21, 792, McMahan 55,33l, Capers
So, 4s0, G ID Bellinger 1886, NJ
Il Cooper S5,9sG, Floyd 1854,
Rouse IA, 23o, W d Evans 21, ,914,
Wharton 1851, b B Evans IA,
GIG, Mayield 15,i57. pettiSrew
5;014, Berry II, 240, Etheredge 5.
912.
BY order of the party McSwec~
ney and Hoyt run over for Cover
nor, James Ii Tll!man and John
L Sloan make the race for Lieu
tenant Governor, and w ID Evans
and Wharton run over for railroad
commissioner.
All other State contests were de-
cided as first outlined, and Scar
kboroush and Norton run over tor
Congress, and all other Congress
.sional and solicitors contests were
decided on the first primary.
The votes for Congress In the 6
tn distynt give Scarborough 5.
951, Norton, 5;315, and E1lerbe 2,
4SS. The total vote of the State.
based on the vote. for Governor,
was 80, 4a9.
Congress, 1st districts
w Elliott, 963. :
Congress, 9th district::
James Norton, A22.
r B Scarborough, 35&
JE Ellerbe, saS.
Solicitors
| J 5. Wilson, 1sO&
House of representatives.
W w kenaeGs, a5a,
j NRCaster RR,
|. J.R BrosHnson, 3AA
Z S Wall, 9st,
WIN keels, 95f.
j. H. Hudson, 257;
I B,Gourdin,. 67S.
W S Grayson, Ill.
J'G Mccullough, 664.
J,J. 3. Montgomery. $50.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06

You assume no EtSk when YOU 1uT
Chamberlain. $ Collie, Colera and Diar-
rhOea Remedy. DIR. ID. &. Scott VIII
refund yonr money II You are not saris-
tiel aft~e' u. Afg il. p IS everywhere
admitted to be the most surreSs VI
remedy in,use fer bameP complaints
anp thu only one that never fal.s. ~
is pleasant, Safe'and reliable.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06

Co"victs might properly be
termed bread and water winners.
Never act like a tool-unless
you are one.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06
STATE SUMMER SCHOOL.
4 Williamsburg Teachers Descr'p-
ton of the Recent Session.

tpen of the Recent Session.
On June II the bea utiful and
CON- modious Winthrop opened her
doors. Teachers came tlockins
from every corner Of our little
State. All sorts and conditions
of teachers, "grave and gay. young
and old" from the university, the
college. the graded school, the
high school and the one bare room
were there TO learn the things
they did not know, and TO digest
those things that they "half way"
knew. The whole Of the lith
our superintendent sat at his desk
receiving and aiding each studen,
teacher to select those branches
that would be most helpful to
them in their special work. When
we remember that there twenty
five different courses To- be Sc
lectel from and about iour hun
dred claimants on Mr.. McMahaH :
attention, aud that each one
wanted to enter several classes,
then We might begin to appreci-
ate his executive ability. Pres.
ID. B. Johnson was there in his
place to conduct devotional eXer-
cises, where The voices of the gay
were subdued and raised with the
graver folks in praise to the Ruler
and Giver of all perfect gifts. Nr
johnson was there, too 10 see that
the machinery of that institution
worked properly aud at the prop
er ti3e. There to remind those
whose gayety caused them TO be
thoughtless, OF the "golden rule.
Bells and gongs regulated our
lives, and bells and gongs were
never better obeyed. No shirk-
ing was possible. Every absence
had 70 be accounted for and if for
any unavoidable calamity you
were late to a recia, ion. a written
excuse was required. Erora the
lesson taught by one kindly pro-
fessor to that by another, the hap
py. busy day sped on, till night
dropped her curtain and the cleo
trio lights shed a soft gleam across
the broad beautiful campus.
At this hour professor Cupid
appears INSTRUMENTATION to take
charge of the campus Course.
"This "Campus Course leads
osuch sweet heights Of know
ledge
THAT last and surely it has grown
The,faxorite ce,lrse, in, College
All new arrixals-r=lada or lass.
Prof. Cupid gets, them.
And not a studentiR. bis class
But loves the task he sets them,
Though no. classroom: in, the
school
is. offered for his uses
Prof. Cupid alert and cool,
Resorts to drivers ruses
He meets his classes on the stair
In quiet hooks ano corners
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06

The most dainty and effective pills
made are DeWitt's Little Early Riscrs-
They are unequaled for all liver and
bowel troubles Never gripc. Wallace
& Johnson.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06
Never be a dude-dude is an
other name for fool.

BObbitt's Chill Pills cure chSilS and
malarial troubles, Dhat is what they
We're made Tor. Cure after after other
remedies fail. No Cure. no pay. Price
25 cts. per bottle. Sold by Wallace &
Johnson.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06
0ENFkSTRXr

The undersigned, after a success.
full praetice,of Dentistry fox tsirk>
four years, is.now, losatsd.a at KING,
tree, at the. BEeekintOn house,,
where. he,is. prepared to do Any,
thing. in the Dental line st cnt ra's,
prices. Live, and Let Ii&e,- is aiss
motto. No .shoddS. weak shall pssss
the portals Of mis- ofnfe. Satisfy,
ton guaranteed. A trial u soliGiteA
Respectfully,
4 M, sNIDER,
! Dental, ,surgeon.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06
pR COUNTY SUPERINTEND-
EST OF EDUCATION.

Promising to abide by the decision
Of the De4nOcratis primary, l announce
myself candidate for reelection to the
office of County Superintendent Of Ed
ucation. Respectfully,
N. D. LESESNE.
thereby snapuEse. myself, as can:
didate f"rr County Superintendent OF
Education. albjectto. the Dem9cratic
primary. NM COOPER.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06

CuCilHs
} g Graham, 907.
w III Campbell. 372.
II o Britton. 73S.
Edwin Harper, &C.
Clerk Of court:
B Z Whitehead $50.
w w Grayson, 299.
j ID Daniel, COS.
X j Nesmith, 337.
Hugh McCutchen. 1S6.
JE AcElveen, 1O5.
Supervisor:
II L Baldwin, 426.
Il B Chandler, 44G.
d 5 Montgomery, 232.
L N Brockinton, 102.
j w Coward, 179.
w d Fitch, 1872.
SM Bradshaw, 2S4.
A b Burrows. II.
BIS Smith, $50.
Il NJ Thomas, y.
Superintendent of Education:
6 S Barr, 299.
9 w Wolfe, 302.
N ID Lesesne, GAS.
VIM Cooper, $40.
Treasurer:
K ID Rollins, 1929.
w DOwens, 73S.
Auditor:
HZ Hanna, 2O+4.
Probate Judge:
Z II Smith, 731.
w b Nc nants, 49I.
w Z Hanna, $50.
j J Steele, 316.
Supervisor uf Registration:
J JEaddy, 1884.
w + Kennedy, 1872.
& X Mitchum. 1I&t.
PD Cocktield, 53l.
j Y McGill, 1911.
K + Prosser. S34.
Coroner:
Ii NJ Burrows, 1149.
j n Hammett, 37S
RK Gamble; 513.
County Commissioners:
A II Cook, Aa
K ID Blakeley, 500.
j 5 Tisdale, 4S6.
w X Brown, 69l.
} VI Matthews. 655.
I'D Gamble. 254.
\ 4 Moseley. $50.
Board of Control:
Il a Murphy, l742.
SM McClary, 1742.
=: Sc Mcdonald, 1742.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06

This is the season of the year
which will show whether The work
horses have been treated we'll or
i'll.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06
PROBATE. JUDGE:

Iiheneby. apnepnGe,my cepdsiaaey. for
Probate Judge OF williamsburg, SUB
ject to the rules. Of the Democratic .pri:
mary election,
E. NJ. SMITH:
thereby announce. myself. a: candi-
date for the office. Of Probate Judge,
snbject to the rules Of the Democratic
pripar! election:
R. =: HANNA.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06

Y:on can,sp-ll it cough, coff. caugh'
kauf. kaff, kough. or kaugh, but the
only harmless remedy that quickly
cures it is One Minuta Cough Cure.
Wallace s. Johnson
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06

The great success Of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and DisrrliOea Remedy
In the treatment Of bowel complaints
has made 1t standard over the greater
part of the civilized world. For sale
by DR.. ID G Scott.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06
Never throw slops out of the
wiadow-it is not polite.
Dp ca}ys: Condition Powders.

Are jESa si,at a. horse needs when ia
bad CONDITION. Tonic. blood purifier and
'rermifRge. They are not food but
medicine. and the best in use to put
horse.in psime condition. Prize 25 cts.
per package For sale by ID. G.. Scott.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06

Unless Christians watk cor
with his talk, the less he
has TO say THE better.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06

To prevent consumption quickly
cure throat and lung troubles with
One Minute Cough Cure. Wallace &
Johnson.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06

Ifa horse is allowed to stand
in a wet place the amonia rises
and Injuries his eyes, and is fire.
quent cause of thrash.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06

|, A thins ol beauty is,a joy for
'eyer-unless the cost price leaks
out.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06

Never boast of your b'ood-it
may be tinged with monkeys
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06

Never endeaS0r TO be smart-
YOU will; make a fool OF yourself.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06

Never turn your elbows out
ward in walking-it is dudisla
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06

A word to the wicked is suflilei
ent if you. cali him. a. .llaF..
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06

Never give a dollar, that you
may have a chance to steal a hum
dred.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-09-06
gone.

Never say have went for have
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-06
Miss Marvin VIII Talk.

Miss Marcia Marvin, q daughter OF
the late Bishop Marvin and well
known in Mexico, will meet with the
Woman's Home Mission Society at
the NJ. B. church, South, at o'clock
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Marvin for several years was q
missionary in Brazil, South America.
During the three years past she has
been engaged In teaching In 9 Home
Mission school at Tampa, Florida;
she will leave the latter part Of this
month for Havana, Cuba, where she
will continue In her labor of love.
Miss Marvin, who is the guest Of
Mrs. EskrIdge, In south Mexico, VIII
address the Mission Society here Of
the hour above named and should be
greeted by a large audience. She has
devoted much Of her time 70 the
problem Of mission work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-06

REV. CHARLES N. EHlnhDQN.
troduced his innovation 81 pulpit read
lnEs no was assaiied HiAa criticisms
from many quarters. fhe most COM
mon iudemeA, passed upon him wac
That he sought notorief apd that he
MaA e4cen1Ne. In Topeka Or. Sheldon
70 known 70 DO sincere In his effcrts n
DO good IN all that he undertakes, and
bis admirable personality disarms any
criticism on tie score Of eceentricity.
10 acquaini 6ImseN with the actual
life Of the classes with which he sell
dom had opportunity TO come in close
contact DR.. Sheldon has spent much Of
his time In mixing with those Of hum
BILE station. Not long ago he asked nis
congregation for a vacation Of three
months with the exception of Sundays.
It was not known what he was doing
during that time, but It transDiged that
ne gave himself up to work among the
poorer classes. He established . sodal
settlement In "rennessee-town." TIA
negro quarter Of the city,and has bean
doing much to raise the people to q 70
spectability they had not dreamed OF.
He spent several days with each Of the
different classes Of people Of the city.
One week he travelled through the state
on freight and stock trains In the dis
guiss Of a railroad man. Another week
be spent as a reporter on one Of tina
daily papers that he might see the un'
rious phases of life from that view
point. He mixed with lawyers, doctors.
business men. street a men and the
laboring classes.
His latest move va TO obtain abso-
lutte control for n weSk Of a TOPEKA
daily paper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-06
A PLEASANT LAWN SOCIAL.
Given BY Samuel Sharp in Honor Of a
Kansas City Frisnd-Largely
Attended.

The lawn social given by Samuel
Sharp, at his homo ave miles south
west Of Mexico, on last Tuesday even-
ing. In honor OF ]. II. McCune, Of
Kansas City, was q social success.
The already beautiful lawn was
lighted with Chinese lanterns. About
one hundred guests were present.
Among those who attended from
Mexico were: Misses MolIie Houston,
Nell Robinson, Grace McIntire, Susie
Brown, Wayne Helm, Irma Barnes,
Seaie Clabaugh, Mamie Carter, Decide
Sallse. sallie Blythe, Judith and
Eugie Jones, Irma and Masurva
johnson, Winters and Nelson;
MesHrs. Pindall, Norton Nelson, JarnIe
Edwards, Ed Williams, Fred Kent,
sam Wallace, Carl Hitt, Homer Hag-
gard, Chan. CLARK, Joe Moore snd
others too numerous to mention.
Ali departed at . late hour pro.
nouncing Mr.. Sharp and bis most ex-
cellent mother royal entertainers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-06
LAND SALES.

O. @. Daniel and wife to q. o Wa
tiers, lots /, 2, 8, 8, z and 8, block /
Beshears addition to vandalla, $500.
James O. MCGOWAN and wife to
James OHutt, south half northwest
ss-5o-iO, $4,000.
WIN. D. Day and wife tc Mrs. Susan
n. FAddis, lots sand 8 block 5 Lake.
nan & Barnes addition to Mexico,
$1,000.
J. A. Guthrie and wife to John w.
Lee, east northeast northeast IS and 7
acres, part northwest northwest So
5i-9, $4,000.
Gates d. Parish and wife to L. O.
provinces, trustee, lot s block 8 Lad
donna, s725.
Chas. Henderson to Mason Oreasey,
north half northeast northeast 2s.51-s,
$500.
&. Glen Hall and wife to VIM. h,
Wilson, 10 acres, parssOutheast south
east 1850, $500.
John T. Campbell and wife to Jos
d. and Effle L. Pratt, lot 1 block 3
CIark's addition to Mexico, s225.
Frederick schaer to Julia schaeri
southwest 5 and 8 east, Coils, 10000
A. M. Harrison and wife to JOSEPH
Barth, east half east half lot 8 survey
No. 1855, Mexico, s46.
Robert H. Brown and wife x
amuel y. Cox, south half southeast
(ss acres) 1-50-s, $3.50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-06
GENERAL cHARLEs WARREN.


A strong man and an accomplished
soldier. Sir Charles Warren has had q
more extanded experience in South
african Warfare than any Of the d.
visiop1 generals already appointed,
eud his onduct Of the B~echhanaland
ASpeditlon Of fsaa-s5 was ~conspieu-
oNziy successful. 4 Royal Engineer Of
close upop forty-two yearS standing,
Sir ohGSies Warren ala not see active
service until 1871. when, altar serving
tor Q year as Boundary Commissioner
Ia HriqueAand WssA hS was given the
command Arst Of che Diamond Fields
Horse and subsequently Of the Field
Force IL the Gfiqua and Bechuana
cambaignA Of 1879. here he saw O
great deai Of 'rough-and-tumbie'
lighting, aud emerged with several
pfentiohs ID Dispatches and a brevet-
lieutenant -~cciddelcy. IN the Egyptian
expedition Of 1889, Sir Charles was
employed on special service among the
Beduin IN connection with the MUIR
der Of Professor Painer--a duty fol-
which his previous experience in Pales-
tine exploration was a useful cualilca-
ton. In tss&-se be led the Bechuana'
land expedition, having under him, az
commander of "Msthuen's Horse the
officer now in charge Of Sir Redvera
Buffers First Infantry Division. In
1856 Sir Charles commanded at Sua-
Kim, and from 1868 he was CHIEF
commissioner Of the Metropolitan 20.
Tee. From 1sss-s4 he was in the
Straits Settlements as colonel on enc
star. and subsequently as brgadier-
general. In 1896 he was appointed te
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-06

The Democratic hosts Of the east
end Of the county and from various
other sections win assemble st Laddo-
mia next Saturday for q grand picnic
and rally. There 10 q right smart
sprinkIing Of Republicans In that
neck o. woods, and just TO show them
what's what, the way Democrats will
come up out OF the brush will be 9
reminder whattO expect next Novem'
Der.
The Democrats will have . few
speakers handy. There VIII be Hon
Jas. T. Lloyd, Congressman from the
First District; Hon. e. o. Grow, Az
torney General Of Missouri Hon. W
A. RothwsI, Of Moberlys Democratic
nominee for Presidential electoral
large; Capt. Orlando Hitt, Of Mexico.
and others,
Our Republican friends are invited
out to hear the flow OF orstory ans
argument and to take . peep at the
boys who will XIII their votes mex
November ct : greater ratio than II
lkn
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-06
RUSR HILL ITEMS.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
RUSH HILL, Sept. 5,-We were the
glad recipients of a good rain Sun
day which was badly needed.
Jas. Meyers, who, we are glad to
learn, has accepted a position as bar
Der st the Rlngo Hotel shop, Mexico,
spent Sunday with us.
Messrs. Peter Maxwell and L. W.
Roberts attended Q camp meeting In
Pike county, near Middletown, last
week. They report a regular camp
meeting time.
Miss Matte Petty, accompanied by
Miss Lizzie Settle as far as C-ipple
Creek, COL, went to Victor, COL, last
Wednesday.
George Stein, Of Glasgow, visited
home folks last week.
Messrs. j. O. Maxwell and Ora
Green went to Mexico Tuesday.
w. F. Manis sold bis drug store last
week to VIM. Frazier. We under
stand Mr. anis will continue bis busi-
ness In Farber.
Il. L. Rhodes lie improving bis
property.
Miss Matte Lee Fountain moved
her Racket and Millinery store from
this place to Middletown. We hope
she will find Q more successful bust
ness there than here.
Torbert and Feutz shipped two
loads of oats to st. Louis Monday.
~OuIbertson, Casper and Pric'
shipped two loads of cattle, one Load
Of hogs and one Of hay to st. LouiI
Monday.
Mrs. Jas. Kennedy, from CAM
Denison,i Ohio, is the guest Of hel
brother, 7. ]. Roberts,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-06
THOMPSON ITEMS.


Correspondence OF the Ledger.
THOMPSON, Sept. g. Miss Virgie
Roberts has begun her school here.
]. D. Daniel and family left for
Slater Saturday. Mr.. Daniel has &C.
cepted a position as fireman on the
o. & A.
MIR. GrIggs and wife have gone to
Higbee to spend q few months after
visiting their son near here for some
time.
Wallace Bassford and Cecil Baskets,
Of Mexico, were out looking at the
formers farm Tuesday.
Frank Faucet left for Texas Sun.
day where he has accepted q good
position.
VIM. Roach, Of Slater, is moving to
the Dix farm.
A. @. Paul, Of Centralia, was here
Tuesday.
MIssNAbie Morris is visiting in Gen.
tralia.
The Centralia fair was well attended
by people from here.
O. L. Bruce shipped car of hogs
Monday.
R. 2. Worsham lost q barn last weeh
by lightning.
R. F. Johnston has opened up q
hoop pole shop.
There is q good opening here for Q
barber shop.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ohadrick, age 1 year, died Sat
urday. Funeral services were held al
the grave by Uncle VIM. Jesse. The
bereaved family has the sympathy Of
the entire community,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-06

the pulpit at Bethlehem last 4th Sun
day morning. A large crowd greeted
the speaker.
After q spell of appendicitis while at
Judge and Mrs. II. 7. Spuriing's, Mrs.
Crews returned to her home last
week.
Miss Etta Settles returned to her
home in Kansas City last week.
Misses Susie Holloway, Eighty
Turley and Ehie Bruce will attend
Daughters College in Fulton this
year.
A business meeting of Bethlehem
membership win be held at the church
Saturday afternoon ,sept.s at 2o'clock.
All members are requested to be pres
ent. Object Of meeting is to select a
preacher.
Edward Holloway, Of Moberly, is
here on business.
Ezra Petty sold a gooe horse to Bob
Hissy last week for $50.
The boys still play tennis dcwn at
Gatewood. They are getting to be
expert players.
Mrs. Anna Lewis took first honors
at the CentralIa fair for the best
lady driver.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-09-06
AUDRAIx AT C~KxrRAL1A.
Partial List Of Premiums Awarded Ia
Andrain Exhibitors at the Gem
tralia Fair.

Following is an incomplete list OF
the awards made at the Centralia
fair last week to persons living In
An6ratn:
Best harness geIding 4 and over, j..
A. Potts, Mexico.
Best combined harness and saddle
horse, mare or gelding; 1st, r. p.
Moore, Audrain; and, ]. A. Potts,
Mexico; srd, Ford & Slime, Audrain.
Best display Of products raised on
one farm-s6O, divided into three
moneys, ss5, $3.50 and e7.5o; LIST, J..
p. Edwards, Audrain; End, A. t.
oonklin, Boone; Ord, Mrs. LA. North
cult, Audrain.
Peck Of parsnips, Mrs. NJ. M.Brown,
Mexico.
Half dozen heads Of cabbage, Mrs..
I. ]. Sims.
Display Of beans, Mrs. I. J. Sims.
Peck o. szrnips, hrs. NJ. 81. Brown
Mexico.
Plate OF pIums, Mrs. l. j. Sims.
Peck Of timothy seed, Mrs. N. M.
Brown.
Peck Of clover seed, MRS. N. M.
Brown,
Quart OF spples, Mrs. l. ]. Sims.
Quart Of pears, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Brown.
Quart Of raspbsrries, Mrs. NJ. M.
Brown.
GLASS Of crabapple, Mrs. /. ]. Sims,
Glass Of tomato, Mrs. /. ]. Sims.
Glass Of gooHeberry, Mrs. M. NJ,
Brown.
Quart of crab apple pickles, Mrs.
M. N. Brown.
Quart Of watermelon pickles, Mrs.I.
j. Sims.
Cherry pie, Mrs. Albert German,
Audrain.
Five pounds laundry soap, Mrs. Al
bert German.
Peck dried apples, Mrs. M. NJ. Brown
Quart Of apple butter, Mrs. M. M
Brown.
Quart Of peach butter, Mrs. 1. ]
Sims-s
Black Flag, Tor best cocOanut cake
Mrs. Ida German.
Best dozen glasses Of jelly, Mrs. NJ.
NJ. Brown, Mexico.
Best country hams, Mrs. N. M Brown
Mexico, first; Mrs. J. W. Brockman
Audrsin, second.
Best pulling team-set of harness.
John F. Harrison.
Finest half bushel turnIps, Mrs. NJ
NJ. Brown.
Best display Of squashes, Mrs. MN
Brown.
Light Brahma chicks, Mrs. l. J
Specimen Of Terchon lace, Mrs. DR.
Downing, Thompson.
Specimen OF hemstitching, Mrs. NJ
NJ. Brown.
Best Angel food, Mrs. 1. ]. Sims.
French china boudoir set for bea
looking young lady on the ground
Thursday, Miss Mayme Ricketts,
Mexico.
Largest farm display, J. Edwards
Audrain.
Best peck of beets and best peck Q
onions, Mrs. I. ]. Sims.
Largest entry made by lady In agri
cultural hall, Mrs. /. J. Sims.
Light Brahmas, Mrs. l. J. Sims.
Heaviest pair of turkeys, Mrs. /.
Sims. 4
Heaviest pair of chickens, Mrs. l. .
Sims.
Heaviest pair Of geese, Mrs. I.
Gims.
Mrs. Hoffman, Of Rowena, drew
nice sewing machine o Wednesday