THE GAZETTE.
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• Ihavroraaoa InaotUa Ibcmfln.
CO8T0MKK8 who want codon
ginned muet bring it quick. The
aaaaon U over. Lkkoy Maaaow.
TIOB SAf.B—.1.000 buabela country
X corn or meal In lot* to ault por
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boo da and linen*.
LOCAL NEWS.
—Dr. Hoffman has moved his dental
oflea in Ills new quarters over tliv
First National Bank, on kfaln street.
—Oastoo nuunty is reaching out. A
tew weeks ago a ear load of walnut
logs ware shipped from Harden to
Germany.
—Tin price of CDOl-aiita lias run
down recently. Only tlie beat grades I
can how - be aotd at any prloe. The
cause U laid to be glutting of the
atarket with Inferior aaud.
—The Cliarlotta Obmrvtr any* the
Tint Presbyterian church will preaent
a brilliant scene Sunday night. ttrrry
light in Lbe church will be lighted, 940
Id at], both gae end electricity.
—The Tint Hatlonal Bank moved
lta big safe Into the new vault Monday.
The vault la now oompleled. Tho
papering and lintahing ot tlte new
rooms will begin In (air weather.
—Gastonia la to hare a uew Prveby
terian church, the cost of which will
be 910,000. Mr. Hill, who built tlie
Tint Presbyterian church in this city,
will pat ia a bid for t1io work.—Char
lotte Observer.
—The Charlotte .Voire says that Mrs.
B. Y. MeAden will place a large memo
rial window In the First Presbyterian
church, to the right of Die pulpit.
This church baa been remodeled and
Improved at a coat of 930,000, and le
one of the moat beautiful churches Id
the land. It will be opened on next
Sunday.
—Strangers who .visit Gastonia are
acre to speak of lta always looking so
neat and prim. A town that is Just
pant iwast sixteen can't afford to look
any other way. She paints; that's what’s
tbs qiaiur. But building U going on
ao ex tan a) rely that there are nearly
always adutra new boose* waiting for
the painter's brush to "dress them up.”
—Last Sunday was a great day
aaoog tba Presbyterians of Berk Hill.
It sras tiien that they dedicated their
magniOcient new First Presbyterian
ehnrob sod alto the quarter centennial
Of the orgauis-ttioa of a Hock Hill
Church, liev. W. R Jennings, of
LoaisvIUe, Ky., tire Orel pastor of the
church, preached lbe dedicatory ser
mon from II Cor. 6.-13-14. There
were also other dleeoureee and ad
dressee by distinguished speakers. Thia
Is tne church after which the Oaslumu
congregation will mod-1 their new
Structure._
Isalkwaa Strilnt.
Pastor 8. 8. Hahn will conduct
divine serrloe sod preach in Factorv
Chapel on bund ay at 11 o'clock a it.
sod 4 r. M. Let all Lutherans of the
community be preaent if possible.
Entertainment at BeMsmsr City.
tn the Method let church next We-t
nteday eight. April 84, there will he
•a exhibit of the Lite of Christ and
other Vlaws on eaamae 9 feet square,
by Bar. C. M. Campbell. Proceeds go
toward eompteUng the church. Ad
mission 16 eta. children 10 cwotr
Wna ef m>WL
WHk of prayer li going on Ihl* week
la ttM Method tat church. Rev. 4. J.
Run, F, R., will begin the aervloe of
tbe aeeoad quarterly meeting next
Saturday night. The Oonftreboe will
bo held Monday morning. All tha
official members are urged to be
pvseent. Sacrament of toe Lord’s
Supper after 11 o'clock kermon.
Tbe “at homes’' Issued by Mteeee
Clara and Bemtn flolland brought to
gether at their charming home a largo
circle of their yonog friends last Mon
day night. From a to 11 u'eloek In the
evening this gathering of young people
was devoted In moat, pleasant way to
tha unlqns social pastime and diwr
elone provided by the two ceptlfatlng
hostesses. Oamrc of rarioas kind*
afforded amaaement. and the offer of
a searf pin priso fur tha moot sucoeaa
fnl stimalaUd seat and aptnem In the
plays. The young man who carried
lock In hie teeth was Mr. K. 8. Penram,
who no# araaro the trnphy of hie for
taae lu hie ee*rf. After the game*,
refresh me at* were served, and the
kwaoty-two goeats agreed that they
bad oevar spent a happier evening.
Went nail Mena#.
The poet nffloe waa moved Into new
quarters last Monday, and after six
o'clock In tlie afternoon of that day all
malic were distributed and riUpiUohed
at It* new home. The public waa very
patient daring tha removal—a patience
which, It la hoped, will flod due raarard
1st the added oooveoleoee and better
faollltlea given by more oornmotions
qBarters. Six triple-eise look-boxes
wan added, half of whloh were noted
before they could be pot In place.
Delivery and money order w Indoors
wtu be Bolabed up in a few daya and
sqma '*i*r makeahlfle will give way to
parasaoent coavaoterioeB. A coat of
paint sod Urn window el toner's sponge
wtff tl#® wild tha BnUlilne I on oh as of
oaalndas to tha ualflt. Rat the poet
office la “at heme” to the pwblle every
day and parts of llnaday
I
Holloa « tteroby fl»rn that F. M.
GaiUnt hat baao appointed roclotrar,
and Thna. Wilton, M C. Prrtlaa and
B. U Admry. Iiwpretora nf olaetkon
to ba h*M tka lrt Monday iii May for
tha ataotlon of a Mayor and Ora <>»o»
aitaaiooora for Um uiwn of ftaatonla.
Tha boot a will na krpt opan for In
MijeUoai and roflatratVon till Mia
MHMind Hatnrday haforo tha day of
alrmlrtn. *■ T. Moaaia,
Hhiok V> IBM. HM!rotary
roueiAL iiitioi.
4-Mr. and Mm. J. U. Gallant base
I"'" to House-keeping Ml thalr home ou
Mill street.
— Mlaa Lhale White of King's Mtn.
was the guvs* of Mias Iloae Adams
during Easter.
—Mrs. J. H. Wcdillngton, of Char
lotte, Is expected over In a day or so
to vlait Mrs. W. IL Hoffman.
—Mias Mary Clark, of Yorks Hie,
and Miss Lula Kiddle, of Begonia,
visited Mias Mury Warren last week.
—Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Mellon, of
Chnrtotte spent s few days In town
with their pmsots this sod last wsek.
—Mlaa Spark Torrence lias been
spending some time In town st bar
brother's. Sire returned borne tills
week.
—Mrs. W. K. Model cams up from
CUartotla last week to spend some
time with her husband, st lbe Falle
Houee.
—Mrs. O. E. Adams and Mrs. Julio
MoLean, of Gastonia, wars liars yrs
terdar.tbe guests of Miss Bailie Fbil
lips.—Charlotte Observer 17th.
— Miss Nettle Moore, postmaster
at Dallas, was in Gastonia a short while
Tuesday. She had been visiting her
sunt. Mrs, H. W. Sendlfer, lb Clutr
lolte and was rrtsrniug home.
UtUlBBi UFTfltl HADR GLAD.
Hi dr i'tarti Vwrl/ OaMplHMl
SmtIj Oal of D#kt-Ujla| Qm> (V»t.
Them *u » great “comer stone lay
ing" among tlx colored Baptists of
Gastonia last Saturday. Tlietr now
church was the inspiration. Must of
the white tautort were present and
mads talks An eoterUlumenl or
church festival of entirely orderly aud
decuroua character followed the exer
cise*. From tills sad the special col
lections the sum of 112.47 was realised.
This laeka about (id of lining present
indebtedness, sftsr which(190 will com
plete and aval tint church. The fol
lowing c iinmunicaLiou was arnt to the
Gazette for publication:
••Gastonia, April 17. 1995 —We,
tks uslsn of the colored Baptist
Church uf Gastonia, fed tlmt our
friends are In sympathy with us Slid
we thank them very much It will no
doubt surprise you to learn what loc
oes* we had Saturday and Sunday.
Rst. W. J, l,*ng*tuu. Hey. C. M.
Campbell, Bey. J. O. Galloway, and
Kct. E. F. Jones made encouraging
addressee that were a delight lo us.
We wen* also glad to hare Mr. J. D.
Moore with ua. All of our white
friends gave liberally In the Collection.
Tin- egeeeisci began at 3 p. m. Satur
day and lasted till 11 p. m.
Ou Bmnlay our people again rallied
to work and worship, which lasted till
Sunday night 111 o’clock. The total
amount raised w.is (119 47 and the
same was paid nut on Mooday lo our
creditors.
Yours respectfully.
D. L. Collins. CIi. dork.
rv_ .ju_e»
TOM rs*rs NECK BROKEN.
NL Kelly Pc-ayl. AttraSra the Euler
ShvImuI lie LewrU Marriage
Nia. E f. TlylM SMi-euwr PliMa.
ai run
Mt. Hollt, April 18.—All of our
yoang people attended the Easter ser
vice al St. Mary's Catholic church.
T.imday of tills week, tlx TVxas
Kiuy. "Dove.’’ belonging to Kale arid
arris Bite, sHcr bring bitched to
the boggy, lu plnnglug around in txr
usual stubborn manner, fell and broke
her neck.
A few of our folks attended Urn mar
rlage of Miss I,iii«ber?rr to Mt. Hand,
at Lowell, on Wednesday evening the
10th Inst. They reports grand time.
MUK Maggie Suggs who has been in
Mt. Holly during tlx past week, rs
tqrned Ixme Monday evening.
It Is with pleasure we ineo|k>n the
name of Miss Ann** Gatewood, among
oar visitors this week. She Is at the
Central.
Mias Zoe Hoffman spent Saturday
sod Sunday In Mt. Molly, with her
rouslo. Miss IlolTman, at tha home uf
Mr. A. P. Lentz.
Miss Lillie Alexander who bss been
wltfi re I ut Ives In Gsstonia for several
weeks, returned to Mt. Holly $«n<]sy.
Mrs. Louise Henderson is expseted
homo this week from Charlotte.
Mr. B. B. BaUngton and family
•pent Sunday with trlendeln Charlotte.
Mrs. Farris Tipton Is right sick et
bar mother's home, near Belmont.
«ti rimiAci mu.
Old Fototacb, April 1A—Mr.
fUcau Ormand hit* been right tick for
llM paat week. He la batter at tin.
writing.
Regular Ormand aod biaaUtar. Mint
Leila, of DnlIna. worahlpped at Long
Orbek but Sunday (yeaterday.)
Mr. nod Mr*. J. L. Phifer and a pert
of Uielr little folk* vlaiud In OlerehiDd
county Inat week.
Mealer John Hunter Phifer, who
haa beau at hla grand-p* Phifer'* near
Bl Dot I tel for aoma time, lias returned
borne.
Mr. Wtn. Armwond la rlaltlng hla
too John who la tery tick at hla home
In Rutherford ton.
Mr. Luther Danteron. of Rulherford
too. la vtetllag relative* arouud Old
Foroaee.
• Mr. and Mra. Martin V. riovla and
Maater RohbW Watted relative* tn L,lu
coin eooaty laat week.
klaaan. White Brn*. end Ormand
ere auooeeeor* to the Srr* of Bovla
ft White, of Beaaemer Oily.
Mr. H. l-e» Rare tear ropreaented
f-oog Creek church at the late meow
Inc of the Mecklenbarf Kraabytury at
Charlotte.
Mr. Stanhope Oemmer. a clever
widower aver Remitter City, and Mica
A lie*, eeeond daughter of Mr. and
Mr* c. C. Htronp. were married laat
Thtireday averting by K A Mauney
fcaq. Mlaa Stroup »»« ooe of nur
aleeat young Ian lee, »od c. nigra tu
late Mr. Clem mar for winning aueh a
fair band.
Mr. and Mra John TMvIa, of Ltn
oolnton *wnl leet Saturday algid at
Mr*. Surah Dm a'a’ *
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■AXD-IUUHMNI X.lBBU«r.
A IwWlAd W«Mla« f*lln»i4 l>jr a
WniaiK* rml ivimaw naa*.
rtawt CUWf lt«nt« M* renotal >•
lava
OWWUH of n* Ouutt.
Low*Lb, April 8—Hut moat beau
tllul and Impreulve Incident Umt bai
ovoc utkan place In onr little town waa
tbe men lag* or Ur. i\ W. Hand and
Miss Lot la Llnaberger which wea
aolmnlard at 8 o'clock laat Wednesday
evening Id the rruebyterian ckutcb.
Thle ltad bead tastily deooratvd bj ad
miring frkrudeof ttw contracting parly.
Loitg before the hour of the marriage
arrived the church waa filled with au
eager crowd of epee la U> re. Tbe wed
ding march ona of Mendelaaoha X wai
beautifully rendered by Mlae Fanole
Llnebecacr. Mr. J. K. Hand and Mr.
J. Labeo Llnaberger acted wall the
pert of trailer* The Aral to oome In
waa Ur. B. L. Hal ledger, of Wei ford,
8. C., aud tUv. Mr. Haavner, of Ca
lawba ooautr, and panting down tbe
opposite stale were Mtae Ida Stowe, of
BsJmuut, end Mlaa Lillie Llnaberger,
of Lowell, wearing stylish evening
dreeeee of pink oreinn. Tbo next to
sntvr waa Mr. John Elmore aod Prof.
W. L. Campbell. Coming down tbe
opposite stale were Mies Kate Ltne
brrger and Ulaa Julia Parka, of Plno
vlIIc. Mlaa Perks waa beautifully
dreaeed In pale blue ohloa allk waist
with Henrietta skirt to match Id oolor.
Mlaa Lioebrigur looked charming In
pale bine err non. Neat came tbe
groom at tended by Mr. It B. Cowles,
of Statesville, aa beat man. Tbou fol
lowed tbe bride on the arm of Mlaa
Lou Suggs, of Dallas, her nutld of
honor, wbo was stylishly druieed In
oruum allk. Tbe bride looked liaod
*om« lu err am silk entirety oovered by
a bridal vail caugtil op by a wreath of
orange bods.
IIX ceremony was performed bj
Rev. B. A. Millar lu no Impressive and
happy manner. After this, all who
bald reception cards repaired to lbs
lealdrme of the groom's fatlxr, Mr.
8. J. Hand. The dinning room had
lawn decorated with the prevailing
colors, pink nnd nine it is neediest to
•ay ih.it ail onjoyod themselves there
nutll Ihs we* smell hours of the night,
parukiag of tha elegant supper and
engaging lu ooclal ohal.
The preaonu were both numerous
and beautiful, Ihs most Valuable one
taring a nice young horse valued at
8135 presented the bride by Uie groom's
father, Mr. S. J. H.md. This was,
indeed an occasion long to on rs
meususred —yea never forgotten by
•ome present.
Rev. Mr. Poslrll Inn been o-Miflued
to Ills home for a few days with la*
frlppe end sore throat.
Mr. J. A. Groves came down from
Uaatnnla Saturday evening to visit
bis father's family at Albeaoy.
Mlu Ada Dcnn. ML Holly's clever
little Postmistress was over to stlend
tbe wedding and we were glad to
meet her sfUr several years. Her
pri-senOM Is like aniiahln* after clouds.
"That Easter servloe’’ assembled a
Urge crowd at At. Mary's. Judging
(rum Ux cumber of vehicles passing
here, there must have been 3U0 people
passei tbbl vrny. It acorns that those
living close don't visit there as much
as tliuae at a distanc-; numbers of |wo
pie living right hero have never been
Uxre.
llev. C. M. Campbell came down
this mornlug on a short vuit to Rev.
Mr. Poctell.
Mr. 0. W. Ragan spent last night lu
town.
Mr. E. H. Rankin Is employed lu
Ux store of 8. M. Robinson.
Mr. R. C. Hunter Is employed bond
ing and repairing at Me A dec sv die.
Mr. N. F. l’encs who has becD naa
bls to rnn bis "dump" for some day*
is at work ajaln. Mr. Ponce Is s one
atib«d old soldier but can do about as
much work as any two armsd young
mail you can start.
■iranimTiTl Rlisirs wobk
A Inam *f Ik* IwWattM BmmS
by «*»»»■•» k^Mnwin |a the
1«4* Mwral Awwa^ly,
lb tb# Ml lor of TU OtMtU:
In the Interval of the luce]111ee la
med Intel y concerned end of the public
at large permit me lo sire the follow
Ing resume or oatlioe of the ylolble
maulla uf the w.irk of Bepraseotative
l. H. Harris of Uaston iu the Legisla
ture of 1885.
Incorporation of Belmont.
Incorporation of fipenoer Mt*n.
Mills.
Charter of Uaatoola amended to ul
low division Into wards and to provide
for election on waterworks, scboule
etc. '
Charter of Bessemer City amended to
as u> enlarge corporate llmlte, with
tome minor changes.
Charter of Ut. Holly amended so as
to allow election on Issue of $30,000
bonds for street Improvement.
Incorporation of the following
dm relics end school bouses against
sale of liquor:
8outh Point church two ml lea.
All the oliurobes of Stanley oca mile.
Mol/eau's Chapel one mile.
Craig’s School House one mile and
African if. R. Zion church ooe mile.
The only bill of whleh Mr. Harris
had charge which felled of enactment
wus a geueral bill to place the Incor
porelien of churches and school build
ings In the hands of Lite Superior
Court clerks that relieving the la-gls.
laturenf an Immense amount of petty
work sod saving the state, |i |s aatl
mated, 830,000 of expenses each tag Is
1 sllv" «»lon This bill was passed
by the house hut was misplaced In the
Senate. Mr. Harris did not apeak
much on the floor of the House, but
did hit wark well elsewliere.
It »• *011. Perhaps, to uote that the
bills Inoorporallug chnroheesnd school
houses all went lutoelfact on their
. retlflcaUon. X
Our better halve* wy liter oould not
kee«i hnaa* wtthonl Chamberlain'!
Couth Remedy. It |* uard In more
then half the home* In Teed*. Slat
Baoe., Lead*. Iowa Thl* thorn tba
eateem In whlab that remedy la held
where It hat been told for yntn and la
well known Mother* have learned
that there la nothin* an *o<a| foe cold*,
eroup and wltorvln* oou*t>, that It
curva timer allrot-nta qulnhley and per
manently, and llmt It la pleaaanl end
aafn for children to take. OT and 80
cent ImUlen for tale by Ol an v * Kir
Han't, I>ni||l«i.
The »l* per cent lalereat bin went
In to aSrctiaat Saturday, whloh trti
SO day* from the adjournment of 11m
taflaUtom.
uu T*t rnru «nt wwarri
T*»* buiw IcnlM tMa Ua4 TM lau
TneMexlMt Md ■ m4 Ste
r*»t—T*u U», M m,,,,, a«od
•fM^HuuhwaMd.
TV Ik* Bailor at To* aIutl,
Well Blank, did you goto Bt. Mary’s
last Bundsyf
No, slrl Hide Qustoois church
member* made soeh * mb on Ho
1TM7 stable that this poor fellow waa
left at home. We couldn’t gat liorae
or boggy.
Why didn’t you go sooner than Sat
urday?
Ul«m« your life they were a weak and
some Uu day* ahead!
What about the train*
WWl, I did go to the depot bat
™and *o maay church mem ban there
that I waa afraid I’d get no mat, and
1 concluded to stay In Gastonia.
Well, what do yon think of them
church member going*
Church folks don’t expect scything
alat of us. I believe It would be a
good thing to get those who sre lo be
"examples to aabellevnrs” to atop this
desecration of the Lord'a day. llow
eao yoa expect aa to do better asking
as we have snoli examples*
Why don’t you do better and leave
these inconsistent men ana weaken to
tbenmelvea.
Wall, they art lioneat nod (tnigbt
fnrward In their walk m far *» the
basilicas of ihle life la conoerned and It
la hard to think lltat they would bear
false testimony to the religion of the
Savluorof the world.
Take yonr eyas off them. Do not
»* your gaide lo Ufr, they
will oslalsad you.
uur great judge by mVO that
offences will oome, (or occasion of
stumbling) but woe to that man by
whom the offence cncnetb: It were
better for him that ha bad not been
boru. Hot a church In our town but
what was represented in this Sabhath
desecration. You went. You bad tbs
aelOab fun. Tbs community ha» yocr
god hr so examples. Ood has the record
Lai ua see what (a the ont-come.
Seed* of your rebslllou were sown, the
harvest now begin*, first id yodr
heart of hearts you carry a guilty
conscience of wrong doing. Your
peace Is disturbed. Again TOO have
lual lifluenoe with your fellow men.
And third, for your offano* against
Ood you no longer eu joy ooascluus oc
ceplanee with blm.
Your Influence In the commodity—
some girl or boy In Uie Sunday Sc I tool
was Impressed by you going- This
Impression will be nursed and kept
until tin y are young n*ro and women
aud this It bound to affect the life and
character uf the one Impressed. Tbll
will shape the character that In a
large measure will effect tbs destiny
of th* soul. Yea, Ood keep* the
record and lie will traca to t.be begin
ning all influences that enter Into
the Formation of character that Axes
the deathly of a soul.
My friend, yon are not done with
your work of last Sunday; « «rfTi go on
until Oniudgmtnl day. Thee, oh. then
Uod will make tie revelation, fur Ue
will produce the Book of Istft.
It was bad enough for llie mamlesrs
of tlie chuich to leave tlielr ordinary
servioe but worse, yea. ten timer
worse for you to leave my good, con
secrated, earnest Hro, Jones in htr
effort at our slater ehurth to advance
Hie Lord’s iutereel. l am aura ibis
proves tbs fact that yen used a revival
and yno deliberately and willfully left
for n day or worldly enjoyment. Ood
ha vs mercy on you.
Soreral have said to Be, I endorse
your former article; I know it ia wrong
to go bnl l am ffmaa.” Presume
tuous ainnnrt as mu*u aa la aay;
"God, l know I am disobeying too.
Incurring your dlsuteaaare, rebelling
against your authority but I refit have
my own Way tills tlma.” May tbe
Lord bare mercy you.
I met two of Gastonia** bright
young mm, consistent Christiana
now, who went ou anoh a trip [sit
year and Uiey mid "1 huv« carried a
guilty ooneelsaot erar tlncr; I win
not go again.” Home of yon who
wool this year, have yon furgotUu
only a few week* rlnca whau yon gave
Bru Galea your hand in token of a
daalrs, and purpose to reroneecrats
your life to the wrtloc of Christ.
Did you mean It? Her* you so soon
turned from the lirinf Christ to the
world? My trisoda, l» not surprised
when you lo your •«* dorotkm
approach Into tbs presence of God and
implore a tdeeaiag upon ybu sod yours.
If He does net lieer. See Isaiah
8#: 1—1 its part of tbls thy mis.
doing and llieu shall thou Usee power
with God.
Some of you here already met tho
■ubjret with * am-CMUo a® lie and an
Indifferent spirit. Toe Bonk aay*
“Foote make a mock at ain.” (Pray.
14; 6) you am here In this oommunlly
trusted with; Immortal InlereaU, far
reaching Influences, grant P°*nlUUt|es.
Wliethnr you anil or not Too eannot
lira in this oommunlty without affect'
It ou* way or soother—for better or for
worse
Remember, He who has created aud
placed you thus aspects you to bs
*rue to Him, true lo ih**» around you.
faithful lu Ibe use of all tDeaos te
accomplish tbe highest good possible.
•‘For we ahsll all stand before the
Jodgmeul sest of Christ.” Lord,
help us to be wise in this our day
tlutt we may apply our liearla unto
wisdom. that Proverb* 1:7—13:18.
O. M. CAwraitr.r.
Hlnra writing Ilia abnya It ha* oc
curred to me that Mxna would m eon
air ue mv former article that It would
nut apply to tha general •ulijert of
Sabbath daaec ration nod le ready to
aay "Uh, he did out want ua u> go
becauee It wai to a Roaaan Cat hullo
church.” I want you to underttai.d
dlatlnotly that It la Jnet aa wrong to
take *uch a trip even la Olnay, PUgali.
or to Long Creek Baptlat chureh. (Jnd
deUtmlnea nil act* by tha hidden mo
tive of the lieart.
Flrat, an botirat heart, a alcoare
motive of hive to Ond, a deal re to
worelilp tha ttod of my l«"m that t
may do good and get good. Whenever
tbit In Ita purity end ainaerlty la found
It It tafe to go. wAm tAeas wool*
nn« be mrf fa loam.
Hut whenever nod wherev ir you go
almplv an an ontlog on Sunday when
aalf only la known then It la wrong fur
you to go. It I* a deaecratlon of tl.a
Sabbatli—a ale again ft Uud. t hO|>e
nu one lie* lieeu an narrow aa to nai •
row me down imply U> Om tinman
Catholic*, for I Intended tk»n my flrat
arttola oho old be taken on general
principle*
*■ Kamemhrr Um Sabbath day to knap
11 holy,'' la Urn roleo of Htnal'g
Ood. and thy Judge C if. n
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Tha ipring seaskm of Meeklenborg
Presbytery last Bight adjourned, to
me«i hi <be First Presbyterian etinrefa
on May IStli, The next italad meet
ing will be held at RaUwrfordtoa oa
Tueoday, Oetnbor 1.
At tlie aftamooo aeaatoo, tba report
of the coiBBlitar oo n»rrattre waa ra
coIt^ and adopted, and a copy of It
waa ordered to la forwarded to tba
Chmeral Assembly. It eorere reporti
from 6t) churches in the Presbytery.
It report* Umt tlie attendance oa pub
lic worship baa been good, and • “that
w hlle in but faw of oor churchaa there
huTn been laorkwt outpourings of tba
Holy dpirlt, yat that HI* eooaUet
preaenoe baa bom masllsated by a
Ready growth lu graoa among Chercb
member*, mid that U ia wllaoaaad In
many eburehae by addition* oa pro
fession of faith. noUbly that lu two
cliurche* over 25 hays been added to
the loemberalilp without eny special
service*. In mort cherchea, while Uie
need offthe Increaaed diligence In flab
bath »oho.>I work, Bible Instrnotton,
etc., U admitted, the teal lu tbladi
ractloo to notloeabls
inn is in marked contra* to tbe
lamentable &♦. gleet of the family al
tar monn.ed by many churches."
R-aolu tiers of regret were adopted
on tlie retig nation of Bee. H. 2.
Johnston, who lias been stated clerk
for 77 Tears, and he waa moat cordi
ally thanked by tbe Presbytery for bis
long and faithful services.
Tbs available cuah on hand for cal
portage work waa foend to ba $003.37.
The committee recommended that
$100 of the above amouet be sent to
the Richmond Committee; that1100 go
to tbe support of Rev. H. W. Horn as
colporteur and mtastnaenr la Pnlk
eoouty for four months, {60 for lb*
support of Candidate Query in the
Monroe Held during the summer; $40
for a mao In tbe Gaston county field;
$100 to support (land .data John W.
Gray is tbe HiaWassss Held tar three
months; $00 for tbs support of a a so
lu Buncombe county Os Id and tlust tlie
balanoe, $193.37, be retained as re
serve fund.
la tbe matter of Sadie Means, tbs
Columbia telephone girl who was
brought before a Church court Car
working on Sunday, tbe reooosmenda
Uon of Presbytery wae that tbe "de
culoo of tbe Assembly In tbe Means
earn la worthy of tbe most serious
consideration of this l*vesbytery. Inas
much aa it appears to give soma ground
for the Impression that tbe Presbyte
rian Church baa abandoned Its his
toric p wliton at profound revereaoa
for tbe Sabbath, and of Its Inviolable
mnotKy, and for the further reason
Uiat, In lbs judgment uf this Presby
tery, k was only competent tar tbs
Assembly, In llis prssnUss, to remand
tlss cam for a new trial.”
At the night session. Rev. W. G.
Whits was appointed a ms other of the
Home Mission eoamlttee In plane of
John R. It'iea, resigned.
MiMwitw mww we.
Hovla and Whitt, Bessemer City
bu.lneaa Brno, give* notice ot dissolu
tion.
A. P. Ithyua, assignee, eAvertlses
mortgage sale of lha Jno. W. Rlcliard
ann land.
Thn Horlh Carottnton. Ualeigh, Ur
caat Democratic weakly lo lha dials —
one dnIMr a year.
Ina.n Brntlwra—Prom to day until
Saturday night thay Invite you to
■elect wlwt you want la Ihelr line and
let them du Die real.
Jno. F. Love—Elegant dreaa gooda,
naw stylet, all the anasnn'i fash Inna
brought together bit* one eipaettloa
pervaded by Uie frvehnasa and beauty
of sorlng-time itaalf.
kM't ToWm Mfll mw HmbU m T«*p
lolf# Away.
Tkr truthful, tiUrlJmf llih* of k bonk ahnot
Mn.(«wboc,Uw **ly Mroifm, tivuiinai
lotPbOno NMf cum. If |riM r«nl (o Quit *n4
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*NI Md« rut*I Mranrih, wjttfht *oO \t«rur.
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fouiupi rp#o. ammi rko wtur tr
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liy aotoal cutnwnl I be lira ol
11" vis * While lo this day dissolved.
Joint J. Hovia rotlree aad W. I,. Or
n*«nd parch is a* Lie Interest In the
i bus I eras. All parties nwlag the oW
lira will plawa. settle at oaot aad
save iruubln and ooata,
Jonw J. Horn,
Isaac A. Waira.
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