The m—hull· Friday at
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five meabers. is e forward move
wril vB loiblkM accomplish
mochia the way (( 1i—llfjtiit
the intetiora of the several city
MM htt'fatatd th*
tow·'· ifiiBrttl··! work. 1··
Mkatmi miimmsSfy tor the pmr
iwoi Ι·ρ·>1>| rant school
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r lake. Texas, Nov.
aaaoal haatiag
ol the Collier Hi
jh^tntgf KoTwnbai^ at All·
tr. TW loQowiag game was
baaed: Oatfaer. three backs,
8Γaqalnela, six roan·, two
25S5S
The blc boat waa partie
K., aad T. L. Collier, J. P. Par
ris, J. M. Chsvilaad, J. F. Neal,
J. B. Meal, Da Clark. A. M.
Clark, L.B. Clark, W.H. Heath,
A. M. Callaway, w. B. Hadsoa,
J. D. Campbell, I. R. Neat, J.
M. fUà, Τ. Α. Νivena, J oba
Winkler, O.P. Heath, W. II.
Chamber», Bd Delaaey. Clahd
Pa* torn, Baxter Johnston, A. L.
Johnston, A J. Johnston, W. B.
Boaa, G. N. Branch, Charlie
WQUaaw, R. D. Tompkins.
The wettber was grand and all
enjoyed the faa imawoady. . |
YaCa. ■
.·«· «wwmij m ««wuim· ·ν mu
ctadidfttte os commfarioa
m'. ticket received the mum
vote. Mr. loba C. Paett re
ceived, the Unrest vote, heading
the ticket with 1734. The
«than received the following
vote: IL Κ. Davenport. 1716;
A. R. Anders 1709; J. W. Kea
drick. 1707; Ο. G. Pall·, 1083;
John P. Lee per, 1β33. On the
Repablicaa ticket, Mr. Jack
Parror lead with 700 votes, fol
lowed U order by J. A. Tor·
reace 704, O. P. Rhode· 700. J.
Math Amittoai and William
M. Robioton each 085, ud W.
S. Carpe· ter 6BL
Oaatoa county Saperior Court
eoaveass ncftt Monday with
Jadge Jmt L. Webb, of Shelby,
aa the bench. Jadge R. B.
Peoples, of Newbera, «μ to
have presided bat exchanged
with Judge Webb. There are a
number of criniaal cases oa the
docket. After the·· ara dis
posed of (be coart will take up
the civil cases. Among the
aMat important caaes oa the
criminal docket Is the one
agaiaat McDonald, Weaver,
iwaak fad lamaa, who «ta
charged with · deadly usaalt
aa lar. I. R- Payaaoux at the
Loray several months ago.
CauweMearl·.
An important event in Dallas
■adal lue will take place* to
night in the Latberan cbnrch
•sea Mr. Snmmey C. CoraweH
will wed Mias Bagcma Lewis.
The bride is · daughter of Mr.
7. R. Lewis aad is a yooag lady
of easy ebarau of peraoa and
character. 8b· b deservedly
œlar both ia Dallas aodOss
« The groom is a aoa of
Clerfc af the Court C. C. Corn
wall aad las young civil aa·
«lacet ai ability. Mr. sad Mrs.
Cora well arfll take a bridal trip
to Maw York sad other Northern
cities aad, aa their retnra, will
(aside hi Dallas.
Qekk Vark.
_ Within thirty ariaates alter
the reports begma coming in oa
ejection eight Chairman Aral
itroag bad the complete conn
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LtCAL ATFAlKS.
-Hutj frost sod a good
deal of ice thU wndat. The
big fir* feel* Rood.
—The "June-bag" train went
ofi tbc C, & N..W. Monday.
Itniiimt cwvndnet and
tbc pablk bopca that it «01
he pat beck.
—At Delias to-morrow sight
Mr. George Wert, a well-to-do
yoong former, will wed Mies
Edith Withers, a daughter of
the late Mr. Mile· Wither».
—The ftre depart—at was
called oat this manda* at 10.15,
the fire being Λ the Old Mill
school hoase. The roof of the
school boilding caught Are
probably boa the store Sew,
and was considerably da—gad
before the fire was pat oat.
—There arere several cases
before the mayor yesterday. Five
drunks were disposed of sad
Jim Starling, a dusky gent who
charged oith aa aaaaalt on
his wifa aad also with carxyiag
a concealed weapon, was bound
to eoait aader a $50 hood.
—The receipts oa the local
cotton market jesterday were50
hales, the highest price paid for
the stapla being 10.50 cents.
The receipts Friday were 50
bales and Saturday 54 bales, the
price ranging from 9.50 to 10 50.
—The pnbHc welcomes the
aMIMiildiWn··!» Kmt Ika C^wl^asM
that ι ww local passenger train
wilt be pat on between Char
lotte and Toccoa, Ga., Nov.
28th. The train wilt · leave
Toccoa at β a. tn., arriving at
Charlotte at 18:35 p. ta., ana re·
tnrninff will leave Charlotte at
3:25 p. « , arriving at Toccoa
at 9:43 p. ai. Thia train will
paaa Gaatonia about noon going
east and about 4 p. bd., going
aoutfa. Thia acbednle will make
it a mat convenience and it
will doubtless have a large
patronage from the very start.
—Proa all over the county,
in fact from everywhere, cornea
the cry for laborer·. The
farmers say they arc unable to
get cotton pickers in snficient
numbers to gather Uk crop.
Those that can be gotten ate,
as a rule, inferior and unreli
able. The tanners ara having
to do all the work themselves
and then aie greatly behind with
their work. In town the same
thing holds good. There is a
dearth of carpenters and other
claasea employed in the con
struction ol baildings.
—Every once in awhile some
one entera the complaint that
Gaatonia receive· very few at
tractions of any kind worth
going to and that sources of
a id use me tit are meager. These
complaints are justified to a
large extent. The Gazette is
glad to be able to announce that
at least one high class attraction
is booked for Gaatonia. « lecture
by Dr. Henry N. Snyder, presi
dent of Woflurd College, in the
opera hcuae Friday night. The
maker's reputation is such that
The Gazette doea not hesitate
to recommend this attraction to
who desire to hear something
really worth while. The fact
that the proceeds are for the
benefit of the graded achoola is
k consideration that should not
be overlooked.
fhiowal Mgimow.
—Dr. J. M. Hunter, of Rock
Hill, is in town to-day on pro
Feasioual business,
—Mr. and Mrs. B. W. C.
Moore, of the Begonia neighbor
hood, ara shopping in town to
lay.
—Mrs. M. A. Rankin and
ion, Mr. Cleveland Rankin, of
Ht. Holly spent last night in
tbedty.
—Miss Ozelle Cheshire, of
Fall Booda at the Big Stores
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■Never before in tbe history ol Southern Merchandising has·
there bee· assembled inch a Mock of (uhiouble Co«i|
®Snits. Wrap·, Jackets, Pan, Dress Goods. Dry Goods,·
■Notion, Ciothlog, Shoes, Gents Furnishings, etc. Λ t
Per eoutm ara literally tremiag with Imrmsm stock· ol tbe terj
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wjiri froas the maaraat wpulntiti. ...........
Wa »it of tbe opiate· that we bar· this Fall the best vari
■ety and tbe greatest bargain* (a the Rendy-tofWear departmeatM
■ that haa eras been offered in Charlotte. This is saying · erral·
Jfdeal because ami stocka in tbe past bare set by any means been
Cotber than up-to-date.
■ ι■ η ■ =a Millinery Department a— ■——
WbO· oct departments ban been Iliad with everything that is
strictly seasonable, bere baa been no pains or expense spared thia de
partment that U ao eatremsly popalar with all the ladles. U it is a
hat that roe want, we caa supply yon. Everything that ia artistic,
and salespeople that know to oOar suggestions and see that yon
only buy that wbicb U absolutely becoming and anits tbe pur
chaser. provided yon wiab their advice.
We Make a Specialty of Wedding Troeswws
Transportation is paid te all parties coming to Charlotte within a
radina of SO miles oi Cbartotts, upon purchasing from stores, mem
bers of the Retailer's Merchant's Association, goods to tbe amount
<49*0.0·.
Tbe Little-Long Department Stores
Charlotte* North Carolina.
Un-IS-«a_
TAX NOTICE
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Third and Last Call
My office expires December the 3rd. My successor takes
charge on that date. I am forced to call on you for set·
tlement of your taxes at'once. If oot paid by December
the 3rd I will sot be able to collect as Sheriff. So please
m<ret ne or my deputy at the following places ; : : ;
b—^aaaaa
Lowell, Friday, Nov. 16th
Gastoala, Saturday, " 17th
Belmont, Thursday, " 22 ad
G. L. McKee's Store, Friday morning " 23rd
Union, Friday evening " 23rd
Qsstonia, Saturday " 24th
Glenn's, Monday morning, " 26tb
Pleasant Ridge, Monday evening. " 26th
McAdetfWle, Tuesday, " 27th
Bessemer City, Wednesday " 28th
Dilling's Mill, Friday Morning " 30th
Baker's Mill, Friday evening. " 30th
C. B. Armstrong, Sheriff
GREAT AUTO SPEEDVX1
Sixty Mile Road Proposed F«
Long Ialand.
TILL· HAVE 10 8AAD2 OBOeSHOi
Bdmr to M a* at kr TutoMi
>h« »>»«..f. W«1 Be Far AS
AatonoblBata at New Tork ud Hi
rlctnlty are to tan a speed way at
M> own to Loaf Uni ta tl* aaai
fatwe, tor* tba Kew Taak Tlmea. Thi
•tâft CMTM to rat been d#4crmki
Μ «ν, bat It la aattlad that It «U
be afccty mliae haf aad will prababtj
atart fiai aaaiaarhaia aaar tke aaatan
aed or the BtaekwalTa Island br1d*«
aad rtm alaac tbaiaua ih aide of tfc* la
land.
Κ to to ba a real highway. roUawia«
the aatarai aiadaa aad taraa wt thi
aarfaae a* a racatar road doea, tat 11
la ta ba kapt entirety Crw (raaa aO M
aatoaaaMla tretoe. It wfll tw alaac *
private rl*M at way aad win ba ae
«voir ««Mad a*. Baoaa will ba poe
aMa wttbaat tba daacar to Ufa aM
Mb» which decided tba VaadarhUt nq
atow awl>| Mb wtUbe aaoaalstaat
AHtoait tba aaiadaaj to ta bateai
to a private aarpaaetlto. M wtu be wa
^ito to η Itnaak taMaatoa ibaatji
*
lient of the Automobile Ctab of Anor- s
ta.
A iDMtiui wu held a few day· urj
■t tbe Lawyer·' club, la New Tort, te
broncfc the acton·. Tboaa pr*«*nt I
ware Alignât Belmont. W. Κ TiMf
MM, Jr., Balpb Peters. U C. Watr, pree ,
Ment et the Adaaa Expreaa company:
OeeuBodera T. G.· Boon·, Calfata I
Hoyt, /ifmoa Da Hoot Tbompena. '
R. K. Borna. Anton O. Hodenyl. 1
B. PlrtlwtM and David Hansen H»
rl». Tfc» following wat* «a ba I
preaent battent to ezpreaa tbe!/ ap- '
pradatloa at tbe plan aad protnlaad t»
a· m aa incorporator* and director·:
narry Payne Whitney, OlanoM IL I
Mackay, U. Btuaell Tbomaa, W. J. '
ltetheena aad Jobn Fetaon.
At a aabaeqeeat tneetia* of tba
aoep· aad plan committee Mr. Van I
dertmt reported that ba bad already 1
tecelfd promleee of MOOuOOO ont «Τ
tbe tmoqooo required. Mr. Pardtar .
tea atatrd that two mannfaotarere bad I
oalwtiWiad IMM aplaoe aad that one 1
01 tba·· woold Increaee fill· If net·· ,
a*ry. Wort will bo b*fm opoo tbe
apeedway at tte eertleet p»adh1> m* I
ment, bat It win not be ready fer m '
A neretty la tba vanity Its· la aa eieo
trloal hairbraah. which differ· from tbe
ordinary electrical balrtroab attached
by carde to a battery la that u baa a
unail atora(« battery attached to tbe
back at tba broah. dotas away wltb tbe
wtree aad eeparata battery aod tbae
ngnlrtai bot oae baad to manipulate,
eaya tbe Pbfiadalpkta BalteOa. Tba
battery la ddtaatebla aad may be wed
tlem, aeuralda aad tb· otter Ilia which
etortrldty te bah» red by eoate ta allay.
U alao tea a τ nage attach meat for
eaaweatrattas tte ma ι eat oa aay part
ef (te tedy. Tte atenea battery la. ta
• Man alctel tab·, eaetly bandied,
aad tea la te recharged every three
■aatte It caaaea la a leather boor
wltb Mi teirtnah aad apaace attach
meate aad apcpMte a alee Cbrlvtmaa
(tft ter tte wiau wte Mtea to axperl
maat wt% all tte mm aida ta perpafaal
FIREMAN'· HEROIC RESCUE.
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l. U fflgKIWfi gwfc ». Ν. BOYCB. Citlikr
The First National Bank
GASTONIA, N. C.
With sixteen year· successful banking experience,
capital, aurplna and profita of over one hnudred and
tweniyfive thonaand dollar* and depoaita o!
Over Half a Million ^
we are in a better position to serve oar customer*
than ever before Id onr history. : : j ;
We Invite you (o open an account with as.
DIRECTORS
L. L. Jenkins G. A. Gray T. L. Craig
A. A. McLean R. R. Ray Andrew E. Moore
J. Lee Robinson U. M. McAden J. O. White
Is it Furniture You Want?
Nothlngadds to the attractiveness of β home
like Inviting furniture—that's the kind we
sell. Our stock Is complete and up-to-date.
You will find here anything you «ant in the furniture
line and at prices which suit your bank book.
Csr Load of Bed Room Suits Just In
The nicest we've htd yet. Prom $25.00to $123.00
We cmn show yon the nobbiest things in willow chairs,
settees and rockers, leather rocken upholstered, book
cases and combination cases. Our line o( bsll racks,
dining table· and sideboards is very select and the prices
are right. See us (or art squares, rugs, mattings and organs
Cook Stoves at Prices that will Surprise you.
ΊΜΜ E. L. Little Furniture Co.
CASTONIA, - ..... N. C.
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! It's the Best of them All J
The John H. )
Sparks' Shows S
AND GREAT TRAINED I
ANIMAL EXPOSITION \
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Κmtrnu Evvrywlitrt m the Hlgheit CI km Uxpoaltloa ol the Kind ■
i· A.3»Knto Twto· ka Ponacr Si*·. Travails* ia ■
it* On Special Trale of Palatial Railway Car·. · '
WILL EXHIBIT AT *
Gasonla Thursday, Nov. 15th )
AFTERNOON and NIGHT (
of ltaal Amie Catofcrittoa to a Mammoth Pro- a
ton at Amp, Navatty aad SorpHotoc Bccatlaaca. ! ψ
Strictly ttoiere Or*a*iaatk>·, Coadoetad on Cku a*4 Re- £
aetoMa rrtwtptoe «m tfca KaterUi»««t>t <* IMaUI*aal A atari· «
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