MUST MOTE QUICKLY.
AHWOAMMAND OPPORTUNITY at
TMM PAMS EXPOSITION.
wMhfflfewaei to the partklpatiou d
M tktUUM State, in thu Fail* oapcai
tic bain* qaidrly folWed i.y . n*dd
k* littkdcmM d ft^Ma
•Sha. Certainly. Ox-re 1. now no tin.
:: ha hat. ud Banawr Muoc aaam*
• ' Mlralhaktkblkat
♦iwUkrftarMafhttaUm.
* " llarltattooaro tla
to parti si puto It
aapwttfcaiat two. Jinny
-dttMtaaa* «nd*au(l^ >K*PM ‘te* ta'
Uooa for rcfmaratkm. (iermnur alrw
hadac eacantly appropriated *.000,OOC
*aadba-MM*aooa, Ou<Vr *h« Oino
azpodtion U rapidly —lihJg ddUiUr
pto. aad aettva growth.
Matapaaa «oa ia Aawdoakaa traleh
od tta damtanrat of thia (rest Initial
•atal of the twentieth Cfnhnr with
■aaatea Inaerert than U a Bumbwn.
director of worla of thu Oulatnbian *a
podtkai. It waa thought Iqr manj that
aht aaaae of areliitectoral UwjOay had
Man readied In tba World’* third Chi
M* Mr. Banhato haa aald that
Miiplaaefae waning Faria ospodMoa
asotaaiPdOBa aadalaKaibrjuudoora*
an Mlrtnl and cnmninofal stand
' phlfa rafxcnentatfaaiof Ibis country
faparviMM Kntopoaii expositions hava
tat* taraflkiciu ami trivial, uothiru
should appeal to the public-ydrit*d men
and fagislsxai uf rite grvat wets and
•onth anas than tha wonderful oppor
tunity which will bo offend thorn at
tlpoi^tioo of dtapbiyis^ to tha
vNaM which will aouublv Him tha
rtefcattal iovdHtMtlbk 2tK»rtri at tbeit
—fcfataptil states—states which Bay
nutats from their own burans many,
aa*y mlUtoa ef people. Fewgreaien
terprierj mmlrlBR capital on- floated la
this cowaary without tbc orristurx* 0f
ntamr Hmm Europe. The now aoath
1 htatua to dewlap ber nat
. Here is her chaaoc.
of America generally
I hafl with the greatut at aatUfW>
rimt thn knowledge that aa adequate
iawli|>i«totoaail»a( our growth
fa tbo aria tad industries, la wealth
*■“ .,7?Mimrra •Aowiag whew tha
caaapetiHoa will bo Wmid and where
Only eepcricnco, grata and brilliancy
nut hope to mceeed.
Ia rafarwco to the matter at pcrrici
patioa on the port at tbo United State*
la this coming vapcsliicn, Kayiwsut
Wfa, president of the Illinois Cental
railway, said recently. “It is within my
XJ«ac«»aXkmwrledga that the represent*
hS 1ST Fuy.^*** “* *fa world’,
wl^wld in Paris lu IBbB was a dis
Bowen. Oditor of the Attain
OeaatitaUua. expresses himself ss fed.
fawns “I think (has merwy spent in pre
ratttfag to tbo world at the Paris expo
ritism the mowing which our country
omt iMko would ho « wim end cooskoh
teal invariant.”
AmbUshop Ireland mya that It would
fa fa great senrico to tho cnuntrlrs of
tbnold world, andarin greater acrvico
to tUa coootry, to ba loprvsurir* ade
Vtaely at tho Parts rxpocitlcic
Tbo TvnsMrssco mrtstalaj ham on
aeoccediiiedf as trustee fur tha United
Btara government to exhibit at tbo
Faria vxpusMoa soofa collccriona m may
faMtathu property of that expoaJthm.
A* tha lira Parts expsiHoi thora
Warn nearly 1.700 vxhiUtaaa trera
Araatfc* who made displays Than
ware many wee appUcw.ts. but rpaea
was wnavtrilablo owing to Un foot that
(bo gimriitocnt was lata in tiling aS
oial action. The Frvuefc uttaiatrof vi»
tam tans the Cntal dtates was about
ioo.ooo persona. ft U more tbao llke
lytbal U«b tbo member of asiiiUnna
and awmber of vMtus wiQ W qnndro
P*“* at the exposition «f 1»00, aud It
KMmAmi with the pai-emit oengremlode
tcxmiiia whether Ihc exblUtcys and
vWtcn maO, as fa the fora, bo amhor
rrarad imd ctagrfaod by so iudifl.rcnco
fa fatamatfcniel ccwrity and pride,
WC1^.**• ’° **> *ta Iras*, lues
twealli.—Chicago Tlsuo-Herald.
>IM 1*
•rat mm ft Ctwr
IWMNktai M
A tea of gold dust trained at it boat
31,000,000. the property of 08 miners
Joat beck from the Ktoedyko bonanai
dbdrirt, arrived tkls morning on the
tteaaaer Portland from St. jitohasiV
Hardly a wan had teae than $7,000 and
aavand bad more then 1100,000 each,
moat of item “teuderttei.”
(Tarrnce Barry, of Fresno, Cal.,
went to the YTtkoa In 1800. and pros
preted several yean without success.
He roiurued test aataaaa, wat mart ltd
and took Ue bride to the Klondyko
hmt^fovetaker. They worked all win
ter and now the young couple returns
with IIH0.UJ0. Frank Phyoastur, of
Baotota, Ulefe.. who weak to the
Klondyko lest autumn, la aow retora
lag with 800,097, having worked two
dolma with nlae men for three
moults, aad ha still owes the claims.
This town la gold mad. Men who
cannot go are forming pools to grub
■taka tsea who will. Kx-Coveraor
John H. ktcGraw will leave on the
next ateamer. General K M. Carr, of
the (stale mllUla, will go. Colonel
Joseph Green and A J. BallieU, the
Yale oarsmen, are packing their effect.,
and attorneys, doctors, ctcnrs and la
borers are all aohemiog to secure a
share of the vast Alaskan weal lb.
Follcemen are resigning from Uie
force to go to the gold dehln. Eyery
street car man who oan raise a stake
has given notice to his company. Peo
ple are telegraphing friends and rvla
Mww In tbo East to coma sud join
them in (lie new KDorado. Tbu
steamer*’ officer an ruebed with busi
owes, sod the outfitting stores ate
taxed to their utaoet capacity. Hot
lea* than $-1 worth of gold is scooped
ap with every shovel full of dirt In this
rogioo. Miners who work for wages
gat $1* s day and a man can get hie*
provision* and atasteoauce for
nticeie who were aboard Ibe
tout Say Unit enormous quantities of
tbe precious metal sro being boarded
in the cump, and that tho lucky pres
pectora are not tolling of half their
wealtl). New claims are being worked,
and the rush to Dawson Oily U to
greet that sufficient food cannot bo
transported. Stories of now finds are
In everybody's month throughout the
valley, and Use men who arrived this
aovreiog are tolling tales that make
the bra’ns of the listeners swim.
Owarrivai by to-day’s boat brought
Oio,0CW worth of dust with him. Os
says he haa as much more in camp and
to wouW cot lUten to an oiler of 51,
000,I>X1 for hlsolaim. TtU seenmolv
Uou is tlie result of a few montiis'
work.
Although moat of tha passengers re
tarn home with plenty of |}old. they
■dvlse nod urge people wbu contem
plate going to the Tutor, not to think
of taking leas than a ton of “grub*'
and plenty of ofothing. While it is a
poor ratio's country, yet tbe hardships
and privations to be encountered by
inexperienced persons, unused to fron
tin' life, are certain to result in much
suffering. They should U> prepared
with at least a year’s supplies.
The ooly danger lies iu tbe scarcity
of provisions in tbe loug winters,
when fresh previsions cunuot be
broegol iu. Should transportation
compauin do no better than they have
dote for the last two yrora, Klondyke
with a population of 2u,C00, would be
Sliding itself against starvation.
The journey to the mines Is maioly
by land over a suow-covercd trail,
down numerous streams and across
lakes. The only very dangerous place
is Clillhoot I’ass which iu dread rot be
came of Ibe sudden snow-storms thst
come up wlthuul warning and tint
have proved fatal to many adveotur
ooe miners. The dlstanco is C5d miles,
sod it tskrs an average of 35 days to
cover it.
A* late ae May aud June snow
storms occur, and woe to the traveler
"to is caeght. Ctillboot l’ase, itself
3,W0 feet high, ie tbe only opening in
a mountain range whose peaks resell
an average altitude of lu,(«o feet, The
saow-elnriM at tbe pose are sudden
and furious, and many lives hive been
lost there. People wbo have been
caught have saved themselves by
crawling under surne overtiangir.g
rocks, wl.ere they have been forced to
remain two or three days without rood.
Lumber sells at the milt for «IW per
thousand, but when delivered ut lbs
mine* the price Jumps to $4 SO.
rn* ii4«ka ricuM.
BrmljnUn uA lb* rwallw
*"»B»r •» Warkhur tkm lirmikM
1-J Mr. W. II. Mull af <b* kstiaaal
Wesrinwroif, July 2a-Dr w»
Ham I). Dali, on* cl the curator* of
the national nuuum, la familiar ailli
tho country in which tbe Klondike
grid liahli are located through Laving
Wen o’j several g*c4u»leal expeditions
to tbe erg>03 |a Ataek* mljotulug tint
gold district, and be says that In Ills
npsnlou the report* from liter* proUb
fj ere not exaggerated. Ua says:
‘•When I waa there I did uni 2nd gold,
hut knew of It he lag token ont In
prwdlabl* nuanlltks for llftcea yrsra
or more. It was Ont dMrovered thrro
lu 18t>l la ISHO, when l waa ap In
that country, ay Iasi trip having tmm
made two years tag*, a party of pro*,
peoturt, who make tainieg e profit,
started oat. The gold It (bund on the
various IrlbnterM* at tbe Y ukon sod
I have been within a comparatively
short distance of the Klondike gelds.
I tasda os* trip to Urol* City, Just
MW Ik* lemfiry of Canada.
“The gold hearing belt of north
waster* America contain* all thecoM
BaMs Mleadlag Into Hrttlafi Colombia,
what is knows se Um Northwestern
Territory end Alaska. The Yokon
really ran* ehtnw In that belt for Win
orfJW arllee. The bed of tbe mein
river I* la Uw low Mad of the valley.
Tbe yetlnw metal Is act found la pry
ing anantttbw In lb* awla river, hot
la the email rtreame which cut
through the mountain* on either side.
Time practical!/ west) ont the gold.
The mad and ml omul matter la carried
Into tho mein rim, wMl* Um gold I*
loft on tho rough bottoms of tbs shU
stream* In moat eases, Um gold |*-«
at Um bottom of the thick gravetdo
peeNs. The fold Is severed by from
gravel hi the winter. Daringthe sane
i**r, untU Um enow Is alt melted. Ut*
tffettTsrs'ssiiTC
springe bogle to tan*. Um summe
•fry up. At the approach at witter,
In "toer »o sM at ilw goto, tbe miners
Ibd it acoeemry to dig Into tbe gravel
format i»p.
“Porawrly tiny stripped Um gravel
at, uutll they euw to the gold. Now
Uiey stalk a abaft to tlie bottom of the
gravel and tunnel aleu* underneath,
» the gold 1 waring layer. Tlw way In
which this la done ia rotervsUitg. aa It
has to he married on lu cold weatiwr
Wban si «i jibing Is froaeu. Tlw uln
ar* baud die* over tb* on* where they
With to work and keep tbeae lighted
over that territory for the spate of
abont twenty-four hours. At the ex
ptratlou oftbb porlod tba gT.vvl wilt
be melted and softened to a depth of
perhaps six loci** Tbl* ia then taken
off end other Arc* built ontU tbc mid
bearta* layer H reaehad. Wbon tlw
•haft is down that fur P.m aru built
at the bottom, acniost the aides of U*
layer, and tunnels made In this man
ner. Bloating would do uo good, mi
ocoount of the hard uolare oftiie u>»
tertal and would blow out just as out
Of a guo. It* matter taken out cou
talnloe the gold »» piled op until
spring, wlieu the torrents coins down
and is punned and cradled by these.
It i* certainly very hard lalsyr.
l *t* many reason* why tbs mid
Pelde should be particuUrly rich. Tbe
streams which cut through Urn moun
tain* have probably done so for cen
turies, wearing them down several
hundred feet aod washing ont the
gold tuto the beds and gravel.
“It Is a country iu win oil it is very
bard to Cud food, as there is pr.«ctl
cidly uo game. Before the whites
went Into the region there were not
more.than UJO unlive*. Tltey have
hardwoikto support themselves, on
account of the soundly of game.'*
T.VIM or 7Kt UtUXIMKl.
■all carrier Jack Uitym Trll, •( >
*»Wrl WwrlU 3m
Now Yurkifta.
JE»ery souroe of news from Alaska
add* dally to the wonderful tale ot
gold finding at tlie Klondike river.
'lTM latest detailed intelligence is con
tslncd In the Alaska Searchlight and
Uie Alaska Miner, bub printed at
Juneau atad dated July 3d. They tell
l|» »«ory of tire last trip of Mail Car
rier Jack Hayes, who arrived at
Juneau during the week prior to July
3d Wllb mails from Forty Milo and
Circle City, on the Yukon river, lie
carried In 40 pound* or mall and
brought out JO pounds, nud (he round
trip took him more Ibac five locciLs
to oomplvte.
Hayes left Juneau on Januaty 14tlt
and arrived at Klondike about the
middle of March. Tbe news of tbe
great find of gold bad already spread
to tbi other mining regious. and, at
ba pamd beyond Klondike to Forty
Mile and Circle City, he found a good
trail whioh bad been made by tbe
miners who had flocked Into tho new
rtbegins from tbe older settlements.
Forty Mile wiu nearly do*arted,aud
ami at Circle City only about SOO men
were working. Tbe rest bad gone to
Klondike,
*«t Odt on bis ret nr u oo
March aid. It was not until be was
well on m» way back tbnt U« heard
details of (be real riebuess of the new
gold llekla All winter tbo miners bad
been digging out frocan dirt and plilug
it up waiting for summer sun to thaw
It and to furnish water lor washing It
ant. With melted snow n few panfuls
of dirt bad been washed, and this trad
proved Uie general richness of the dig
gings. In March tbe tbermometor was
fro'n 51 to 71 degree* below zero.
While poling a boat up the Felly
river Hsre* met the first of tho lo
goieg rush of miners on their wsy
from the coast to tbe Klondike. In
oue day be [leased fifkv boats going
down with the current to the gold
Helds’ and he estimates that he mot
altogether 1,500 men going into tbe
country.
Many of tho miners who hud been
at work piling up duel »1J winter were
Selling out on the basis of gold that
was actually in sight in Uieir dost
heaps, aud were coming out.
Clint let Clemens and Frank Sum
mers, two tenderfeet from Los Angeles
went into the Yukon a year ego, with
out having had any previous experi
ence. After panning out. eo.OOO worth
of gold, Clemens sold his siiArc of iticlr
claim for 833.01KJ, and two weeks liter
Hummers cold hie share fur $30,000.
On* nugget taken from this claim was
worth kfJJ This is said to have boon
irasr,,n88tt yet found on tliv
Tbe Dalton trail through theCldl
kat Foss to tlio Yulkon at tbe Pelley
river Is attracting much attention amt
a party consisting of Henry llrutnober
ll>e sgeiil of Uie Exploration Compa
ny, of London, Jobu F. Mabuny, and
Frank Daub, were about to elart over
tbe rout* to tie nsonetnito Its practica
bility for passengers. Jack Dalton, il*
discoverer, bad already started over II
with a herd of cattle for the tames.
After crossing the Chtlkst Pis* the
ionic Is try horseback over wbat is said
to be a gno l easy trail for 300 miles to
llm Fully river, and tbuu down to U:v
Klondike l»y scow*.
There la another side la the news
from Alaska. J. W, Mather*, of
Unite Oily, Idaho, started for the
mines and arrived at Lake Liederiaan
after tbe ice bad become unsafe to
eroes. lie built a boat aud started
rbrough the canon to Lake Ueouetl.
Hie beat struck the rooks aud wee
swamped and lie sworn ashore. That
night Ids comrades In caimi lieerd a
rlfls siu>t and found Malbersde.nl wlUi
a ballet In Ids oral*.
m >■ ai
Wfcwfla !!«•«•«. itrvln RmmvMm h
miniam
Cor«v^OfMV«*ve Oifti «>m UrHuml.
XxCovvtdoi Jarvis said m lib *psecb
•t Moretieed Um olhvt day Owl be had
advocated higher texee for public
school* twenty-lye peer* ego.
Xu one renpeot (rovrrnor Jervis re
•einblce the ‘ beethen Chine*.” Tell
one of thee* moon-eyed follower* of
Confucius about a now dlecurery or
luveollon. and ho will promptly In
htrin you that they uiod that thing In
Chbi.t Ihrro or four thousand yoars
irggrinw*!
•rn UK WrMtan (Hr
Ihek IIM Hcrnm.
I'aots tlUw aa>J Mrs. Jobosnn leave
, today on a "bridal lour" for V erkyllls
wboro 47 voora acurb* was aiarrbal by
Rev F. K. Illshop to one of, tits pist
Usst girls la York eouaty, and wo
bnvo Untie Miles's Irstlarony for this
bvlsg Ira*.
..'"J. I 1
YOUNG
WIVES
WOWtrToaw —edg WMWlmn.
s*mv Hunw bn*
vg|v
MakH CHILmSS laiy.
TaSsin 1 u4 nwaaMM In ahnl
emu itMiIm ulltMa «ka Inn m<
It. Dtwtn »f .ub»Utot» m4 IMUIWm.
s&«iS£.T5^«Qs££‘‘
MAnfT-yr^ KlQULAIom Oa, Attala,ik.
•olh XT AUiaiwim
ftl«k llxmo ti Ctaeiwi.
fkitrlutiv (Hmr^cr, 9*n«t.
The mad doq excitement la Uoacord
has been Inst sight of, Die town having
been absorbed up to Its eara in a con
troversy betweeu Dick Morse and Jake
Newell, oa tho one side, and the Con
cord iRindtial on the other. Mr.
Morse has been there for several days
with his guapel wagon, preaching be
tween showers, and it seem* that the
editor of tho at-omlurA, “after fruit
lessly expostulating with the man,”
for gospvllclug In a way oootrary to
Wie editor’s views, published a piece
bitendcd to squelch Charlotte’s upen
alr evangelist. Water would hart a
duck's back more than the editor’s
shot hart the proprietor of the goepel
water. lie only preached louder aud
longer, epeoed a fresh supply of charts,
made the lake larger and painted tho
brimstone bluer and the Ore hotter.
Ills crowds Increased, loo, showing lbe
value of advertising.
Moreover, Mr. Jake Newell came
out In m card, taking aides with Mr.
Morse, holding that every religious
upheaval which the world now recog
nized as a righteous reform, was
manned by n •‘crank.” The editor
defends his position in a column art Ido,
sod closing with a “desire to dismiss
the delicate subject.” polls out aud
quite just aa the public had become
interested lu the matter, leaving tho
Bus pel wagon to roll along in the mid
dle of the road. Uulem somebody elec
Vicks up the Ogbt where the editor left
oft, It is to bo feared tliat Concord will
Imre nothing belter to fall back on
just now than the mad dog seate.
r».p»«-tsii«e—*1 riw
Tomato figs are both economical acd
tatty. dolect tbe amall yellow toma
toes; scald, peel aud weigfa. Allow
three pounds of sugar to tut of toma
toes. Put a layer of tomatoes on tbe
bottom of your preserving kettle, then
a layer of sugar, sod stand them over
a moderate firs. Cook vary gently
until the sugar Ins penetrated tbe
tomatoes. Lift them carefully, one at
a time, and spread on a Urge meat
platter. Dry in tbe hot ann, sprink
Hug them several times with grsaula
thc sugar. When dry pack them in
jars, with a Ujer of sugar between
tbe layer* of tomatoes. Cover with
glue while drying.—Mrs. b. T. Rorer
In August .Ltdi?*' Jloni', Jounui!.
I wiinlwr) CSnulton la SwIIwImkI
Xoar fork IMcmuch.
dwiss children are obliged to attend
school six to sight years. Hues being
lu.posed on their parent* in case of on
txcused absence. But as many parents
are too poor to provide food and cloth
ing for their children, not a few of tbe
onntous have undertaken to provide
assistance, and it is estimated that
last year 40,04 children were thus
aided by lbs State.
A Camatjr (vinwMn.
CVvcHnd (Ohio) l/cailcr.
It ought to be possible for such u
commission ax 1‘reeidont McKinley is
ilktly to recommend, if appointed now,
to make a rsport at the eomlng regular
session of Congress which may form
the basis for sensible aud mucli-needed
legislation, provided Congress can be
iudnerd to look at the matter in a
business and not a paitlaan light.
n>Mr Uo luDHanr.
tMxini Om-oqIHit.
i>ii last Saturday, up above Mulberry
past office, an ox team, owned by EH
Hillings, ran away down tbe mountain,
foil down a steep place, end broke
their necks, and died immediately.
He had on a load of tan bark and was
on bis way to the tjmoot Tannery.
These oxen have run away tbelr last
: lime.
Doc’l fall to try KkVr Ooow (rteaar.
It our«». W« vll and ftaarfuitoe it.
J. E. Curry & Co.
CRAIG & WILSON,
Gastonia, *. u.
Headq unii crs for
Can© Mills,
Evaporators,
boevlng aii<l
McOormlck
Mowers,
Hakes,
Hiiwrios,
Olil Hickory,
BliMlobnkcr iukI
OwojisImh’o
Wmuons.
CRAIG & WILSON.
Notice of Election.
The Hoard of Commissioners of
Guton Oouuty, X. 0., hereby giro
notice that an election will be bald at
the several voting preclude in each
aad every township (school District)
Is Osstoo County, on Tugguar,
Ai'ocst, 10,1WJ7, In soeordaoce with
the requirements and provisions of
ebaptar 4S1 of the Acts of the General
Assembly of North Carolina enacted
at tba last session thereof open the
question of levying a special district
(Township) tax of tau oents on ovary
•100 worth of property and thirty
oeota ou every pou, taxable within
auoh township (District,) fur th* public
schools of said District (Tuwualiip)
atich tax shall be oollected at the same
time and in the same mami or as the
general school tax of said county, and
shall bo placed to tho credit of tba dis
trict (township) in which it is collec
ted.
Thoao who are in favor of the said
lax being levied by the Hoard of Com
mlasioners or said oouuty will vote a
ticket on which shall be written or
printed the words “For Schools*' and
thoao Dot In favor of the levy of auoh
tax will voto a ticket on which shall be
wrltleo or printed the word “Agaiusi
Schools.'*
The following named poisons havo
boon appointed Registrars and Judges
for tbo several voting precincts and
wUl Attend at the times and places
specified in the General Election law
of North Carolina for the Registration,
Challenging and trving ot voters, vis :
1'ltKCnfCTS AMU RKOtSTItAOS.
1) arkiis— Heory 8. Dakar, S. M
Wilton, sod Thoe. l*ayoe.
Bees ever City— J. T. 8mtth, J. J.
Kennedy, sod I. A. White.
Bbi mont.—A J. BmiUi, J. \V.
Armstrong and J. M. Sloan.
Caiwi era — Albert Farrar, H. L.
Abernathy and Lee Cannon.
Cartnhtehs.—W. L. Aderholdt,
W. 8. Carpenter, and Wiley Clark.
CnReitYviLLB — L. II. J. Houser,
G. Lee Beam and J. J. Carpenter.
Dallas, No. 1—J. B. White, L. P.
Stowe and F. W. Thompson.
Dallas, No. 3— J. K. Lewis, P. M
Rhyue. and Jonas Paaonr.
Gastonia, No. 1_J. D. lUgao,
J. W. Abernathy, and L. G. Cathey.
Gastonia, No. 3.—A. C. Stroup,
Wilay Hanua, and P. J. Lineberger.
Olknn’s.—W. D. Glenn, Hondo
Stroup, and W. H. Falla.
Ki&bkS— John J. Hosts, A. G.
Gantt and J. J. While.
Lowell.—S. M. Robinson, J. U.
Titoan and F. W. Lee per.
Mt. Holly.—RobC Stowe, W. F.
Holland and G. W. Bowman.
Soutu Point. — W. T. McLean,
T. S. Wright and T. H. Dixon.
Stanley.—K. I.. Pegrnm, Jr., 8. J.
Black and J. A. Morris.
Union.— C. B. lluftstetUer, J. L.
Hoffman and J. H. Hoffman.
TUKCINUTS AND JUTXIKV
Bakers—8. T. Whitesides, J. T.
McGill. R. H. Garrett.
Bbmenek Crnr.-l), F. rtfeneber
gor, Ed Kennedy, C. A. Thornburg.
Bklnost.—W. A. Lee per, G. M.
Armstrong, A. J. Ban kin.
CAHSuans.—F. A. Henderson, R.
U Stroup, W. D. Beatty.
CAKTEETKas. — C. S. Carpenter,
Fred Carpenter, Br., II. L. Kim.
CnEcr.TTiLLK. —8 8. Manner, J.
B. nouser, William Costner.
Dallas, No. 1.—A. P. II. Ubyne,
S. D. Drown. W. 8. I.ineterger.
Dallas, No. X—Phillip Jenkins,
W. M. Pasour, L. A. Thornburg.
Gastonia, No. I.—J. A. Huas,
Monroe Jones, Wm. Bell.
Gastonia, No. 3.—T. C. l'egram,
J. L. Hicks Will Unaberger.
Glenk’S—J. F. Wilson, J. M. Han
na. J. A. Fairs*.
Knot's.— J. Kieer, J. A. Torrcnoo,
M. Stroup.
Lowtlll_8. J. Hand, Eph Hoff
naan. J. N. Hanna.
Mt. Uollt_J. C. Hamlott, M. H.
Pride, Cicero Harris.
South Ponrr.—T. M. Alliaoo, Sam
Craig, C. H. Rhyne.
3TANLNT.— M. B. Pelcmon, W. 0.
Rutledge, W. A. Howell.
Union-—J. H. nuffrteUler, A. J.
Marlin, A. B. Llneberger.
JOHN C. PUKTT, Chairman,
Board of County Commissioner*.
Dy Order of the Board,
John J. Ormawd, Clerk.
THE GAZETTE.
OA8TOKIA, N. C.
Otuj l"«r.
HU Month. . -7»
KyniAwthi. J*»
From now till '98 for 00 oont*.
Cusli la Advance.
PRESERVE
YOOR FRUITS.
We have a big lot ol
Mason’s Class jars, with
porcelain llucd tops, in ome
and two-quart rises, aud are
prepared to make prior* right.
Per Year Fetches, Tomitee*, lo.
— VI HAVK THK—
SELF-SEALING TIN CANS
at y> emits par dozen for the
one-quart rise. They arc all
right and will preserve your
fruits and keep tlietu just aa
uke as when first put tip.
Spelt] prtew n Jin in* uii
to fUltlttU.
Scaling Strings fur cum
5 ocutH par dozen.
Extra Nabbara 10 cvnt>
per dozen.
Yoon* to plausc,
LONO BROTHERS,
Oautos'ra, X. C.
I
How is
Your Stationery?
Arc you nearly out f Look anil .see now; dou't
wait until you arc out before ordering. Make
it a point to give the printer time to turn off a
good job for yon.
Neat Printing. -,
You wual something neat, simple, and pretty
We've turning off sonu- work lately that
IS pretty—lip-lop in neatness, simplicity and
guod taste. Folks who read letters written ou
such stationery will note the fact aud thus the
business
of isrople who get their printed stationery from
us is well thought of and
Helped Along_
on account of it. Had you thought of that ?
We do Envelopes, Later mid Note-heads.
Handbills, Blanks, Hill Heads and so ou. Yes|
Hill Heads. How can you expect to collect
your bills if you never present Via? And if
y ou present them you want them to show Unit
yon mcau business. MORAL: Have your
priuting done at
THE GAZETTE JOB OFFICE,
C. 1. LOFT IN. Manager.
E LlCTl 031 ORIBEIL
by the hoxnl af < onuly 4 om>
niWoxen. April !lllk. IM07.
la runruaoee of the Act of Ihc Ucmn»! Av
■amwy nawwO aa ir*luM maJon pr.ivhllmr lor
in ifrctwn iu two CUunty <>r Cnctou U» .wcvt*.
mhi tliv will of Ikr people of il*. wil l mviiwr ni
14) the romovni of t*K* Miitnly ni»> from UuUxv
o HAttonlw. iho Mount oi iXxn>*ih«l;»Mi«*un]iT
uk! dirvoi Jliat an riretKHi las bet! In thi*
3oo n1 > on
mtMla), liolnIPti) of Anffnm, l«i»r.
it tliit am urn I Ucetkm or voiin* prvcxncca in
.he onioty, In accordance with iha inotUJou*
irwi roiuu ernonti nf lAi- mill irl.
T« fca further onkwl ib«« notion ol" im oak!
Jortiou be m\\Mi a* irapumi by the m»-l net,
»nd the Chw k of this iiuanl It ordered to |*i*t
.he aukl K«>tleu axuI a ouh> of tin* l^u-f .»t the
Joort Rouse door in ml).* and tbn «» other
[mlk* idaect tn (J.wuna CXamlr tW K.*U i» »)uy*
xJur' module ui mM rw*v.Iun and nlan m
HiMtsI* a ivpf or ihit uni or with a copy of the
Notice, ■ UI* adoptw«i l»ythv Mount, for no
lays piM;r to u»c f»U olcmtno iu «.m« or mu tv
icwapapera tmUlPhcU In OitaJon County.
Tt 1* funkwr ordered thnt the folktsitiu
inwnl perm** he aral they arc buehy *n
xaotod lUsnatrart tor iIk> v.vrr»j In
hi* uounor.and the) will Loop opvit U*elr r«u
at ration iMuk* bctwoim ike W»h Oa> ami the
ird du> next bcf'irv ilw laU plorelmi,huraw v*
ixxocrlcd. foe It* Nfflat ration of nil rut ora who
arv not alruvly ntpllcrud on tin' rvtfidud ion
book*, ai Lhs pkooihenhtaficr 4ics»5uaud
rSttflCUNCTk. ttl/.l-vTUJtMW
Makar*.Henry ?. linker
ilessetnor CMy . J. T. tfiuKb
Balmont. A. J. Smith
>nnkn.„.Albert I'.vrrur
WpwUon.lv.il, AOcrholdt
>rrr*ab.I, II. J. Hnufer
rtalbw. No. 1.Ji U P hitc
flail—, Vat... .J. It. I .on la
Sasuxjla. No. 1.J, i». iLur.iti
[iaatonu, Now *..A. 0. ^imup
[Heur'a. IV. i>. t;ic<ni
Ivlser'i*. Jotin J. llovia
Unroll. {<. M. Ibkilnauii
Mount Holly . .Hobi. blow
v»uLh K»ut.IV. T. tfolw.iu
IfHoy. .K. r* r-'critu. Jr
Union.C. U. HvjiTrtciJn
it U further «>rvievol that ibo followiny per*
ions bo nnd aiu bcrekjr uppointprf Jivliki of
L*hj aafcl election for (’«• •orccwl prtXHaoft 1n
the oonritjr, two Jndima for each tredncl
LO-Wlt :
Pnwcuu r. Jtrm:»>w
ItAkpr’a... Jam** Antlujay, Amlivw KhlUflily.
llmoau City ,..\v. uunutu i, J. J. Kennedy.
Uconnnt.U. f.Wwwv, J. Muib Anwirnfiir.
[ Janalcic. • K. A. Hoodetaon. K. I.. T7ii4itwiw«I.
OSrponter'S.Nathan MvMlnn.lt, J.T. Chrpunter.
CticrryrUk) . ..L. M. l>elllocrMr,M. L. Muflliuiia.
UitllAfL >a 1.U M. Huffman, li. L. Wilaon.
Uallaa, No. t.O. H. lUwlhntf, rJVty.1.
Qiaroturv No. 1.A. K. lotim. T. \V. W J*o».
ribaionu. No. J.J. I- Ubync. W. II. Ith>nc.
(ilonn «.. H. Y. Fortins J. More Adtuiif.
lUsw^a.. . MWACl Kitur, K. It. Maimer.
T^owrll.John AL Ihuiuu, Tbonmv If. L or.J.
Mount lloiiy.-W.C. Attemothy. L. J.fK4»nac».
tfOut»> l*0»m .Wff». w»i*ou. N«, lUctwMl.
Mam ley. IVailo Knnkin. .lAObhjNnr.ua.
Co lint.5. *. lloailtr, W. W. WlUcwi.
(DU ULflfUTU I1U I wi f ‘Kt l • • ■
catch prrclnot wllJctsu4Uato the Hoard nf ICl«v
lion ror 1 bo product, and ill*' AiUl llmrl will
provide a suitable box in wh eh iho Iwthits
will be rtft, and tu Mid vimhon tbofo wb*» mv
iu favor of 1 he mtnuvsl Ot the ttonaty Mir of
Haatou from to On*loula will
vole a ticket nu whirl* oitxil bo tln» words **koc
llemotnl" And thoae nor hi fnvor iff the
removal will vote a ticket on which shall be
Um work “A»rm»nat Qeirx>val.M
The (firk oftltia Hoard la hervt\J OPJlfvd nml
directed to furnish to aw b of tho rcar"irsrsui*
E* UA iibuvc A pulls We boo* In which to mi
.<hn1n« the time utipairw betawwo ibc
■lay cUti Hcd ilxy next before the xui I
nlvclion (Aitndxy* cxwui»lo*l}. the Hiirwxnl til:
poenorw npptyltvr to sold rr/.Om fur rr»rl*f ra
tion whs? its mss art rw* now on Dim jcnacml
rvjrlitnftiton hooks of Oaxtoti l>i«mry nod who
will l*oon the Jay or s<if*l ri'VUou, *ji»*»UOcd 'o
vole In that yrueiutt under tho u'CUornl cfcf
tiun law of too *t<ttr.
Mho Of* rb of ebe Superior Court Tor iliWi
Count jr will bo notified by Him Wert ol flu*
Hunrdof tlm rt.vmsao* the sever** It* irlmtra
appoint* d for «uhl rice Hu** In orxk’i l»*U the*
■aid Clerk o? thn feaipvrto** «>»uit *«ay furnish
the xosova! rughln'mii tiupka uf the County
10 the lUVaOrar* for tin* nupfdivn precinct**
at low at It oar* before the «UOo nick* Hon. as
reunited by ilv ftQial act o» tlaO A«*cmWy.
A Is furlluw u*'l< 10I Clast ilic tint lea* of ;nl4
cAoollon which has Ink* day l»«rti nJoptral lay
Hua board bo xpread upon bv I1»e iiilootr* of
tho Hoard by hxClork. with this ord* i.
TbU tb? tilh *IAy of April, V0I.
1 ccvilTy tbat the r«irou**liig Uo
fart oofir Of Hio Order of me Jljxrrl c»f Ouui*
miaaiom *■* of O«wiuo Uountr in jvirxnl l(a tho
oluotloo upon thenonrtl-m of llio rmiiuviil «d
tfeoCuuMt; rite from DulUt* to Onrttmki imnai-1
al tlxj meeting or theaaM He-rar*i on April 34».h.
tm.
JayflW J. OaXJtXP, Hr^iaaer of Ocod* sod ug
oflM'i Unk •! the Uourl of Ootuily Coi»m*'.v
■loner ■.
None* or n.n.Tiuji.
On lliM|nn«ll«a0rilia Bwunval «»f flltc
(omtly Mir ortlawfoa Itonalj Yr+tn
IKltJM «• Owd—1».
The HnarO of OontmbaloiieiJ uf CWtnn
oounir iicmliy elec r.ncce. in »'*«cm»suicc of ibo
ri«iulrctnoott uf tbo Aot«>f tlir Gnnnai Anacm
l>iy pawtl mi lie Jaol mrx**mr, tl»M an Knotinr>
ro Moartam Ue will of (He pnff'l* ofUaimi
oounty in *Uln il to tbo rt*4«*ovnJ of I bo
county tfto of UvoaaM wminty front to
(ir atooUt in I be H*HI ommty Wilt lx* IwM In (be
OOorvfy of OiOon at IV: rtapwllrr ilvcilmi ur
vutian pnjulnrta uo
TnenOwy. Iht Ir4 bar *f Anfinl, 1497*
• be atl>l cffflllvu to he coarfurM »•» «U1 i\%
iMeotnbHh tho pruebUon* «.f ibe »nd ao4 of
ABKwttly. ThOnr who ar»fn ipvar or tnc re
moval Of the county Me frutn Jlallnp 10 (iaaJo
nla wfll mtf »t ilcviy uii a limb rival I bo tbo
wonb •*!>» Itonoetr *u4 Ibuao out In fa* or
of noHi removal Mil »o*0 4 IbtX no whim
•leUi b) lbe worn)* -Auainai Ifriwoval.*'
TV? iwyjAn of HariatraUxi w»ft Ixfueunml m
»He acTvml ivrirtnefa of I It* t <»mfy •lurtnp lit©
lima ubipaftn* \xAworn rXo l.nh day ami the 4r»I
ilny auat before lb© Mid ilcatiob, ibrndnyu
ouwptH nhm and wberr all ponton* ihMa
wHt rpiaiHlod hj v of*, at I He m-d <Vril»a nvtr
torM«lvn*i
tbo txrarma ntfwl In Ume Order i*f Her
linen) Ucerlo annexed have U.«n n|«p> doled
Mramfwra for lire aarnral prndvor »m*| Iky
writ Uwy t H«*r Kwlct upon fee tfcrrirlai ratio*
»< enter* dorlmr IV* r*w4 lime nnd nl lav
mni tXer.An Attlgl>»d,
Tbo praam* namral In t#»n n*M order Met:
»«**» appr4iit**l Jndaoi of for curb
vVuUgn |treHiMA ef tJm nenij. iWr 'wm*
two Ja-lfi 4 for ear* i*evrlnrt.
Juw* i'» flo.Tr, tbainoen.
Aiw.ai namurinirUjni'rk,
irmnj. (Ma lta. !k*nVr i r iu.-w u*h
njjw nniaOH- Harl ef County Ukhmm.
^"ouHify Urn I Ho ftfMnllur ft* .| ItUO *#*l
Mel«%< t-opy of IV Ho*Hr© My lie It-auM d
IVUMBimian*«»ftlaMun effunty pi retard!,,
I Vi rtrrv.v .«• r< *lo epurOy *tof* lone JMi«*h»
U itJ.aiHi pu*w.-J fit Ibc iMm-ite* of aawl U>mmI
V-Hl.m April 51. mb;
Wlfmm my Hrv*4, tbfa Jmir let. K.
4rmn j.iHiatan lHubu.*r or limb iml c«
«MetuUrv*ef lire IWlu( Uu.UtMtl «lmWT«.
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