Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-09-21
THE VOTING BEGINS.


Those Who Have Been Nominated to Contest for the Buggy and Other tfzes Offered.
Judging by the list of candidates nominated the present contest
will be by far the largest and most Interesting we have yet conduct
ed. Besides those given below it is likely Others will enter, the con
test being open to any reader Of either THE WArcHMAN or Rowan
Record, our combination semi.weekIy. Ifany one not a reader of these
papers desires to get in the game he can do SO by subscribing.
The game 10 now wide open and the candidates should read over
the rules carefully get receipt books and get busy. Go in to win.
make a successful canvass before the public, shows a spirit of prog
ress and enterprise that spells success in any undertaking. Every
one has the qualities to a more or less degree and many a man can
succeed if he will only try, IF HE WILL ONLY TRY. Do-nothing
and Hesitation have never accomplished anything, and never will, so,
while it is necessary to get busy to win anything, the mere getting of
subscriptions for THE WATcHMAN and Rowan RECORD and votes for
the candidates, is a very easy task once a person makes a start.
There will be prizes enough for all who secure even a few votes,
Get busy and keep busy and you will win O give the winner the
scare of his life.
At the time CT going to press, today, the vote stands as follows.
John Harkey, old veteran, Barber No. l., 1850 votes
Miss Ada Eagle, rural 3, city $50 votes
Miss Mamie Fry, rural 2, Richfeld, N G 225 votes
H r Russell, Chestnut Hill, city 100 votes
Jas W Freeman, East Spencer, N G 100 votes
Rev R A Goodman, substitution No 2, city 100 votes
John D A Fisher, rural 3, city 100 vote 8
G. L Fisher, rural 3, city 100 votes
WI S Helig, rural 3, city 100 votes
CM Lyerly, rural 4, city 100 votes
Lee M Ketchie, rural 4, city 100 votes
M L Fury, rural 4, city 100 votes
Edgar Rice, rural 5, city 100 votes
Geo B Kesler, rural 6, city 100 votes
Marcus Lyerly, rural 6, city 100 votes
David T. Peeler, rural 6, city 100 votes
Sam Hamilton, rural 6, city 100 votes
A B Petrea, rural Z, city 100 votes
tt Chunn, rural Z, city 100 votes
Thomas E Webb, rural 8, city 100 votes
TIC Cress, rural 8, city 100 votes
81 Collette, rural 8, city 100 votes
T Waller, Barber 100 votes
TT Kirk. China Grove 100 votes
John A Sloop, China Grove 100 votes
David L Correll, rural 1, China Grove 1CO votes
DR. Simpson, rural {, t" 100 votes
James M Ketchie, No China Grove 100 votes
Archie Richie, rural 3, 100 votes
R F Pool, Craven 100 votes
w R Bean, rural 1, Craven 100 votes
Mrs John Canady, cleveland 100 votes
RS Gales, rural /, 100 votes
GA Fisher, Crescent 100 votes
Mrs L W Lingle, Crescent 100 votes
TG Myers, Gold Hill 100 votes
Rev James Wilson, Gold Hill 100 votes
w H Martin, 100 votes
Eli f Eagle, rural l., " 4" 100 votes
W. Hoffman, rural 1, Gold Hill 100 votes
G A Barringer, rural 2, " =" 100 votes
V G Lentz, rural 2, Gold Hill 100 votes
RI Honeycutt, rural 8, Gold Hill 100 votes
S T Troutman, rural 3, " 100 votes
Paul J Lyerly, Granite Quarry 100 votes
VT Peeler, Granite Quarry 100 votes
Alfred Kluttz, Lands 100 votes
IF Turner, rural 1, Mt Ula 100 votes
L L Fesperman, Rockwell 100 votes
Alexander Hoshouser, Rockwell 100 votes
George Misenheimer, Rockwell 100 votes
George ii Boyer, rural l., r )ckwell 100 votes
) y FouM, rural l, Rockwell 100 votes
w H Earnhardt, rural 3, Rockwell 100 votes
JIM Hipp, rural 2, Rockwell 100 votes
A L Long, Spencer 100 votes
G R Kenerly, Spencer 100 votes
II Barger, Woodleaf 100 votes
5 Blackwelder, rural 3, Mooresville, NC 100 votes
G M Cress. Mt. Pleasant, N G 100 votes
G A Koontz, rural 1, Mocksville, N G 100 votes
G l. Baslnger, rural 9, Richield, N C 100 votes
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