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METHODISTS VJiLL
TRUST 10
'lllZ ASIJZYIXLi: GAZETTE august 23, 1C32.
RAISE
j,aycrs. CounCilmerid;Ot Of 0it
officials of Leading rCitlas : portof jSurannraW. Minis- htth:--Lt iontnsi ,
Gathered in urauu xujiub, iur aua reacners: W flows
nhipots of Municipal Reform. and Orphans 'r--rz' f
iapids, Mien., ;AUg.,iAir ".iwnyiiie,- Aug.-The" roard' -of
first bi;:g ot .
. DR. 8TEABI5
REV
His
tract
the n!.;
Grand '
days, b
6"
tO UH"
change
lx iri a'
o.. in
the s
ican
Was L jWell;;. Attended
1 Suhiftp.t.. Tn JCrtTtrna
neir mutua. . . . piscoparcnurcb; to "given by Rev; Dr. D ' M Stearns
better muiupu uw t., j , - f-i-r- - .. v. a vi ivr-i jxne j
ading cities . ox lue JMit-sa i r '.i'j: v-ufvw,wy iorxnesneip
Canada, anf ttsacmwicu ; " I i ::. t auuatcu-i yrvacu
nids and .during the three I eandthewldors ani orpnans. St de-1
inning toaay, vuey : en- eara preacneriBiDf-itlie 'denomination
- ussions of ways and. means I CThelasfc WerierAl rnnWA.-i,',
nual meeting of tne Amer-j i"u"u" uwi.wue-oi ine. mxerest-
Tu,niPinflHties. an of-fsnould be. ,usedantii-the xirincioal
v hich- was formed1. In - Ofr-1 reaches $100,000, when 75; perjeent. toe-
1897. The ramd grovta I va.tv& ; w ue oenenciaries,fand
ine remaining, Z5 -per eent. -Is to be ad-
. ..V,,1C
. -.'.'mpmbership and influence; duv
01 ,. vrs at its existence is
'""'..''hv the large and representative
s - ,,r ,.. qt the present gatnering.
a i , cr r-ities in all sections "of;. this
u rt,v -ml several of the chief Cana-
Su.n
piriDalities are represeirreu.
as Cleveland, Denver, Ball!-
aea to tne principal until the fund
reaches, $5,000,000. -Air of the interest
then ; becomes - payable to the benefici
aries - All lonas .'will be made lmon
improved:: realty" and the committee. Is
not- allowed to loan t more than 40 pef
cent, of the value of the property. The
funds will ibe loaned from, and the in
terest will be payed in Nashville.
Rev,-A. F. . Watkins of Brookhaven,
Miss., was -elected agent to collect the
fund J: RevV Mr; ;Watkins .was : one of
the secretaries -at: the last general cbni
ference in Dallas, Tex: i i. :
IBEATILtlEili
And Sjnashedi up Her Best Sunday
Hat. . :
Will Jackson; .: colored, was -arrested
for-Qgaiting -WirBe JaeksnlastIght7)n
SbuthuMain; street ; Will also-smashed
up two hats belonging to Willie and
of Germantcrvvn. Pa" iwaa wnjrftpnrisa
evening, ther lecture "roam of the
irst baptist church: beiner -filled- bv a
most attemtiye' an deeply intereetei
Dri Stearns fs
Aiidt interesting personality, .an impres
sive ? speaKer. takmsr his hpawrs intn
the heart t)f his subject .wtth a viviSnesr
ana earnestness of . styl&.ihat wins ard
holds attention frcm first to last
? His subject last night was introduced
by ri the three., words- tb know .--GodT
about these -he gathered jmany impres
sive, texts, and commented upon theml'
The flatter portion of his theme was cn
the text "God is Love," around which
he clustered many uassaees to le stnri-
iea at nome, and which he said would
WILL TEST PARTY'S
STRENGTH! SOUTH
-NeC Orlean ugl 27.It is annolinc '
C6ff ee ; Roast ed frre's h
jSMITH'St-COPFEEANb jTEa STOKB,
i ' -" r- -' QnntW tt fiffnv "v. - -
For SalebReaP Estate
ed tiam Mississippi th&t in defertn&e to
cj.wejui. expression of tne president i " j:
iha nfm,t"tj tw il: V--x t receiver w ,iae. vvesiera?vT01ina
tokS?, ,tKe f4 dis- f tank..I offer Jor sale .the reaKestaU
SntwMSPL; to said bank in the-city, of
it i Z Z pasnevin named as foUows: : , - ;
it .is conceded three Tiomfnairr vw 1 . tw ..xTTr . - . -
hHTHn w tr ! ve-iois on. w ooann street near the
cringing-out democratic .votes, will a-loaka hotel - -- -
is ho frXn wra3 f8'" li f n house tot in Doul)ledayK ,r
is hoped from' the vote castLio-deter- - One house and lot' on Pine street' -
ran TWX C
Irfl63 plicy t sonthetjnnomi- - One brlck warehouse and lot on South
T"-118. uave mcreasea txxe republican Main street. " - -' - -strengthin
the south,, , omSS : iayWood Btreet;
t. TwoMotaon, Buttrick street. -
If One house and lot'on Depot , street.
J ; one House and lot nnTi:iistrwwt -
ChpistinrSefence
; ! Reading Room ; : :-
Johnston Building, Corner South Main
street, and vConrt-'Bauarer Rooms xoen'
ttaily from 10 a. m. to 6 n: ni . Free to ,'
the imhllc.:-: - . r-.- - - -
TARIFF LEAGUE CAHPAIGM
New York,' Aug. ,27.--The -Amrlfa.ni , One housv' snd lnf -4iR TMrtT-tv. .ufatn
Protective Tariff rieague . purposes ,tortreeU . ' -
take an active part inthe fall; congres-' f -"For; Sale Just outside or" the "cbrpor
sionai. campaignr and tot this end.'has ate- limits, six splendid truck farms in
already begun the distribution of liter-'-flll! state of cultivation, rJo. l contains
ature. ; One-of the league's most-srrik- 26-26 acres, -No. 2 contains 18.42 acres.
tag compositions is a ntro.n No: 3 contains 21.68 acres .No. 4 ;Con
scribed as -"TJncle Sam's Balance tains, 13.23 acres, No; 5" contains U.3
Sheet." It is devoted to a comparisoa "L8 V 2
of democratic and republican adminis- "5e 13 a laiP dwellinf
tratinn n nMii! nouse with necessary out-houses and
Jo 190? f.J nTSi StGS fr,m 1856 several -hundred ery choice apple trees
to 1902, and contains an impressive ar- in f ulTbearing. . " - - v
be more fully expounded in the series of tt f T. snres intended" to show the ; in addition to the above t have for
studies to fqllow. - - - - . neneiicial results accruing r from the sale several very valuable farms. - -
The audience manifested deepest at- MorrUI McKInley and Dingley tariffs, t All of said property can be purchased
tension ana interest throughout the C1 xea-iures; oi tne poster are tables on easy terms ana at very low price?
Hervwes ana. judging by expressions 0f B"uwms za weaitn per capita, value ' J-ne: titles are gooa.
approval heard on every hand, this ex- I of exports and imports and Droduet of i . W. W. JONES.
perimental chapel serviice. will soon manufacture since and ineludine James Receiver of the Western Carolina Bank
grow into a church congregation. : Buchanan's tenure of the presidential
f r., otearns announced a -. morning lonice.
ocjrviue ai xi ociocK, to be occupied with
MOROS KILLED BY EARTHQUAKE
Washington, Aug. 27. Oeneral rrhaf-
iee cables the adjutant general from
Lemons 20c dozen, Bananas 20c dozen.
Eggs 20c dozen, Hiram: Lindsey, Phones
zoo ana 8uo. . -
four though tr suggested .by the -two
passages Deut. 23:3 and Jer.33:2. and
faar evening service to legin promptly at
I 8 o'clorfc. : ' ' - '
The meetings are non-denominajtion-
al and -a hearty invitation was extendPd
tt'SfrinM ; An t, t,i.v-1 -v"ty uia -consia
-"r."" jn eras About -twentv Morbs
otuuj'. . ousmess men can. pe assured I fninn wn.- -.t, - J 7 lr?U.fro T vrv .:V
that thft-:.mnmitiff -mflon' B"" auiwuwis av ere nun.- "T " " w ""S-
pronmtlv at 12 oVlnk - r"
These. servrees. wiir te held . twiC3 a - rUFU LISTS IN.CONFERENCE
Tir. aoqut a wees. AThe anornine ' arvr!nfiM rrt a m
essioif , will be at 11 Vclock and- the iZr
- w x m : VVtUUU V
Manila that an earth onak in th M-n nis weaitnjs-estimated at more than a
considerable '..damage. I m""uu r
were killed by ve special cars conveyed .guests
Miss Anna Lee was the maid of honor.
ana tne. bridesmaids -were Miss S&yre,
Mies Morris of Chicago, Miss Nina"Xee,:
Miss Upson of Mansfield and Miss Bai
ley of Pittsburg. J. O. Thompson of
New York" was the best man, and the
ushers were Col. W. C." Brown. C. A;
-.
ml
in
iUL
"One njght and Special Ladies and'Chll-
- dren's Matinee.- , JT"C
1 -"i-.
S Ay, SEPTEMBER: 6,
The AL. 6. FIELD
Greater Minstrels
mayor ASHLEY of New -Bedford,
President of the American League of
Municipalities. - . ::.H.
threwthem -out of the. window. "-Willie kvening; session will begin promptly at tee of the Allied People's Party assem
f Will's wifpr . hnt Willie niri not bao v t-iucis.- ir. btearns -has rreu ar- (bled at the-St. ViVhrwina
.urb i,. i weey . joioieu eiassea in .Pniladelnhia. t eitv tnfla in ,!t.nn0n'fcnu.:
rAAtiAn' ' o-Tvii. -xTiiaT f Lmft fhQ- New York, ; Brookflyn, Washington: and cent call issued hv rhairnr, t a Ronrke, jr., J. W. Lake of New. York,
5tri;lttee is-pne of the mcsLnoted Parker;" The miTOo'of thp nw George Potter of East Liverpool ad L
-ffpKS m UQited StS:v j to deci fuWe planfoTthTSrPs A.-Munson of-Wellsville. $ Among the
'-.i .T7. , r, . ..- - : . v- r, camnaieii flnrj-nflrtiMiiariv-trt o.vi.. wedding . presents was a S50.000 reei-
INJURED BY FALLING LIMB! the situation in Kansas, . Nebraska, and" dence in this city, a gift from. the bride-
, Eighteen years of prosperity and pop-"
-ularity-r-the oldest, Wggest and best ;
minstrel show in the world. The birth- " Vv
place of novelty. .. . " , 'S.'
Half a Hundred People.
Two continents searched for features. . '
All former efforts of (magnificence , to ;'
costuming and grandure of -scenic and -t
electrical display surpassed. Ah entire2, 7 1
train -of special cars. Big parade and ; .
band concert daily. Excursions on all
railroads .
green ribbons, flying out of the window
she decided it was
outside aid.
more. Nashville, Des Moines, Winnipeg,
Charleston. S- C., Hartford tand Syra
cuse have sent their mayors and. heads
of departments, while ""numerous cities
of the third and fourth classes "Ure also
well represented in the contention
The gathering was formally .. opened
this afternoon in the large furniture
exposition building. Mayor Palmer o
Grand Rapids made the addresof . wel
come and Mayor Charles S. : Ashley f of
New Bedford, president .'of " the; league,
responded for the visiting" delegates.
President Ashley then proceeded, to de
liver his annual address, !.wWchIwasa
paper of considerable length ..reviewing
the origin and growth of the league, the
splendid work it has., already --&ccom
plished in the way ' of municipal re
form and touching briefly upon the
many important municipal-problems re-maining-
unsolved. Secretary ; John
MacViear of Des Moines reported .that
the league now has on . its membership
rolls cities representing nearly: -tone-,
fourth of the population of the United
States. The remainder of the opening
se?e io n wa s kiven - over largely : .tor
routine business connected with" rthe, af
fairs nf the league: Tomorrow -morn
ing the regular program of papers, ad
dresses and discussions, will: he taken
up and continue until the close of
the meeting Friday evening" ".
There are several -points that rpron
"se to make the present meeting of more
than ordinary interest, chief", among
them being the fact that . the, - league
purposes to take up the discussion,;, of
several subjects heretofore -left off the
agenda. One of these questions rdals
with the relations of organized 'labor
to municipal affairs, and..it3 discussion
promises to be full of interest -v:- The
. Gothentn.irg system 'of handling ;the ,li
quor traffic will also - receiv- attention
for the first time. Among Other sub
; .ierts to be discussed are :: Transporta
tion and taxation, .contract.,system,:
criminals, parks and park" commission.s,
street and road construction" street I aT
; ing- and cleaning, municipaL-ownership,
and uniform municipal accounting -; .v
Pevera cities, amoner them-CJolumbus.
Colorado Springs,- Baltimore, -Put-n-
Bay. F.uffalo and Cleveland, are: making
cruris to secure next years' conten
tion of the league.
tcu iUC.lu0asc-vaiuc .iy;uic l.Ujiw .i.nrcni iu s-nomas uwnoev tnose- statesshaii hp ,nn cherr y . k
a ...... - . - - J - - . 1 . r I .- - - fcwv. UIU IIIK uic
I ero tin fha notrnl moofftn- umb I -- - . v " - I . . . . . P
v-y -nao-auacjn, .. . " Testeroav: --:- 1 i i'xcse-ut carmjaign
so. as the matter sepmerr-' iire-Mit . 'thi r - ". - r-. - -
' - - t . . - -. ; 1 in imas llwmiPV curat ohnnt tt A I ... I k
hose, wagon was pressed. Into :seryice,: n ci TO .Jl.tJ' VJUCnO Vfllilin till i intf imr Denver, Col,, Aug
- - -w t 1 - - w 1 ' - . v, mw. i wi J UV. A. 1U U91 J ; LVX 1 SIB II II I BV 1
ana mis morning .wm.wiii pay-ior a hapstf atallV. iniured hv on nAoM.n
riae in ; addition to the -bats: which .-he wnlch- occurred at the.new countv court ' East Liverpool, O., Aug. 27. One of Ogilvy,. known throughout Colorado as
EARL'S SON WEDS IN COLORADO
27. The wedding
of Captain the Hon. Lydulph G. S1.
wrecked.
CUBA WOULD DECORATE
IIHII II
'It- has been .decided toy the new re
public of Cuta, :say a Havana corres
pondent f. the Charlotte Observer, "to
decorate" Congressman JiM. Moody of
. house yesterday afternoon about 5:30"7 the lar&est and. most brilliant weddings "Lord" Ogilvy, and Miss- Edith Ger
ATlimb of one of the oak trees ii front eYer ceieoratea in this part of the state trude Boothroyd, daughter of C. JB
Of the 'building, which.-"had iust .been 1118 that of Miss Alma Marshall and, Boothroyd, a wealthy farmer of Water
4 sawed off. fell upon him crushlne- h'lnr I mrr "aroia r. snowies, which took dale,-Col., takes place today at the
against some stone slabs and- woundintr ware nere toaay. me onae is tne home or tne onae'S parents.
him in a number of Places " - daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Mar- Captain Ogilvy is the 6econd son of
Mr. .Ownbev with two nthr men was I shalrof East Liverpool and the bride- the Scotch earl of Alrlie. He has lived
holdin ea rone .faistened to the ihons-h groom ' the junior member of the in America for several years and con
and running through a tackle attached Knowles Taylor, Knowles company, ducts a prosperous sheep ranch at Las-
t.o a boiLe-h ahove Thp housh wax P11? inauuiaciurera. mi- ;JiJiowies caiio, tjoi. Jtie rerurnea nome to serve
Prices, $l.00v 75c, 50c.
Seats on ale Monday, September 1,
at Pfafllin's drug store. y -
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WIL Ranklm G. J. Williamson,
Rankin &WiUiaiTison
PRESSING CLUB
Membership $1.00 per month;
pairing and cleanings carefully done.
Ladies work; given special attention.
All goods "" called for and delivered
promptly. " Phon 822. .
.... Office Opera Hojise Block
Grapes 20c peck, Peaches 15 to 25c
peck,v Bell Peppers 25c peck. Tomatoes
theVTenth North -CaTolina, dstric diameter twhereTmakeir his home in New York, and, in the British cavalry during the Boer 15 to 25c peck. Hiram Lindsey, South
other Americans who rendered nortahle t .. . . .. . s . ttfiniio-h h& has 4nef tumo vta miwtfir r.', .tnA .nv nnntn t . , .
- - . . A am. 4. V. . A . UU 1. 1. XXCXrKS .. UOb U.U Ilia " I 1 I 1 J A II... -W n. I I II I I 11 1111 I I ril I. . I r I ri 11B 1 . I 1 .111 Lfl.111. . . . - hAmm
"Resolutions are now pending in'con- wl VJr UftUiC mtlcuai uu L , su
eresa jto nreoare a. list of' Cubans Md i'Deiow, tne ODject was to let: tne limo
foreigners who rendered special service down easy. When sawed off it fell very
In the interest of . Cuiban independence suddenly, and its weight was too much
and. the establishment, of :, -self-govern-1 for the men holding the rope. They let
ment. -; ..'.- ' " . . . l go and ran, Mr. Own bey ran tn the
"The following are among the names wrong direction. He slipped and fell
which will appear in this list:-,Senators T upon a pile of stones, and the falling
Morgan of Alabama; Money of Missis- f limb struck him. He was unconscious
sippi;. Gallinger of New Hampshire;
Thurston of Nebr'aska; Representative
Moody of North Carolina; William R.
Hurst and' James Gordon Bennett of
New York and ethers.. ,. . '
for quite.awhile, and when he recovered
he-seemed to be suffering severely. Dr.
Glenn was .summoned, and, after put
ting the wounded man under an anaes-
: "General Gomez formerly commander tuc" , . t . "Is, -
payment of pensions to these men, , but I frontal bone in the region, or the f ore-;
Presidpnt Palma Piavs manv of them are neaa -ana. ingications . oi internal in-
too distinguished to receive money for t juries in the region of his chest. He
their services and will toe more honored was also hurt in the back and one arm
bv thA decoration ahd the DreaentatiOn was much bruised.. His condition is
of , a certificate recounting their deeds i serious, but cannot be accurately de-
and expressing the gratitude of. the, Cu- termined foif'a day br two, the physi
cian says. , ? - .i
Mr. Ownbey was employed by the
court house contractors.. He is a
widower, with five children. He was.
taken to his- sister'e .home, on North
Main, streets ". -
liatiw
"-at
To n
Pie af r-
man the next handsomest peo-.
r herself are her children.
ban -repu'blic for the work done tov se
cure for them t self-igovernmenc. This,
plan -will be adopted. "5; ,
HATIOHAL LEAGUE;GAMES
A At Pittsburg . ' r B H B
Pittsburg.!. '. 7"-U 1
Boston.. . " . .. ..-.. .. .. 2 ,. 6 1
Batteries: . Leever and Smith; Eason
and MoranT - " -,
At Cincinnati . .7 R H E
Cincinnati,, r. Z 6" 7 3
New York v. 4 8 6
THE KINDERGARTENS
All Three Will Open Same Day as City
Schools.
The same day that the citjr schools
postponed on account of .rain.
ewurK.. .. .. . o . y lopen all three free kindergartens will
Batteries;: Poole and. Bergen; lMeE T oi.
'"ScSJJSSl R" H E Sten, with Misses Annie Carr and
StSuis? . . - ' -1 Ethel Ray as teachers; the Bailey
Philadelphia 5 15 2 street, with Misses Hattie Scott and
Batteries: Pearson and Ryan; Dug- Bessie Smith, and the Riverside, with
gle&by and Douglass. : ;t . ' - Misses vAlice Stockton and Amy Col-
TTirsr 'Str Louis-Philadelphia " game- lier. ' -
: Until very recently it . was . uncertain
that the kindergartens -would : all ? be
opehed on account of the lack. of funds,.
Several? weeks ago the financial situation
changed somewhat, and-now. they are.
in - fairly good shape. " A "number . of
donations have -recently been made, and
the day at Overlook made for. them over
SaO . Thev , now "have ",in the -" treasury;
about $500. ' It will take1 about $l,3tf0
to run the kindergartens for a session.
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The BEST XOlPAISY," or
Tlie R0N6EST: COMPANY,
The LARGEST COMPANY?"
or
Tbey all ,sav thse things We say simply
THE
Pcially Ma
Our Order Are
0min5 irt Nnw
' Just Recdvr.lnlonvfc?
THIRTY-SIXTH SENATORIAL .
- DISTRICT CONVENTION
'convention" of the republicans in. the
i senatorial district7 is hereby7 called
"meet in thejtown of BurnsvillerN. C;
the 6th day, of Septeim.ber,-a02,- for,
purpose of nominating a canaiame.
the state,- senate -The said district
r-.oTnmosed of the following countlesr
rMitchell, Yancey,; and Madison: : -i
(Signed) - -y-' - 5UKJJiu.iN, :
; r; s: Ramsey. ;
j Committee
. -Auffust 25, 1902, -V -
Sprins: HeAl nMlris fi to 1fll.S brine .Heel Misses-h -j , .o.V.:i
111 o ' " r- V - " ' r rt-V" '-i deii ' According -to .statistics;- out-oi
U 11 l- to 9. $4 T.wt TTaal" WftTrtan'tf.' 2 1-2 tO ..-D.-. 0 . lovi.-si-jcteen - become
Regular Heel Woman's: 2 1-2 to 6r$23ToutlS: Shoes, 93k6Peie
I, 13 1-2, $1.25. ;tYbutOb.'sShoes;il .to 2;
2 1-2 to
'iXnuIIl S DHO c?.i-w nopeiessiie
i.lllor.-BoyV Shoes, W iVM
These piain coldgurei may ofmy:not-'rheanmuh tr the fead&r but we
Exhaustion
UEASriuIlES
ty represent the . best :;vaf.ueVwe ever saw.- Excellent school shoes. , - & Feh
llle Corner SfinA.QfAtiA- - ..--V- Court Sauafe.
SPANGENBEKCx
rvpHshness . and
Heat Exposure - vurea "..x
CAFUDlNfi
LIFE5INSURANCE COMPANY, OF PHILADELPHIA
" Organized ;1847. -
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North Garolij;eNCi:
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