THE GAZETTE.
. ctctwoat. ivut
The KaeablicJu nominee for Coa
rlo tl>»* district If > aaoorrdly an
1 character. The Int h»p
t«f U» BruaMcs made after
ft? otter day was
to tett Ue tariff aad
tt!o *Stoi
•;-v • It Mad not bo wooed ten that
tte rood ted !a CUB to Boo ooadltion
•«* tteft tha tariff aad annoy got*.
V ttaawateni whirling atoag with tte
r%tea«war. Ling to seared. Ha
«MU|tMMg noor; to know some
pbo by which be ootid toot Uii purple
Woyaraehodla to ■to.
I Jte.w<4 woo amg tho
S aad oggrosoNa of
. . n* la oaoootuoa to
tree ooloogoofaDtar at tbo ratio
Of Wtol. After Um Chicago ooevoo
Moalt wont to twnptog around aad
l tote oontortad. Last Twee
tewerer, it pnbltohed
l la sptaadtd spdrlt dedarioy
l while after rarefol deliberation it
tali of tbo ptattona, it
. > t> giro aa saraost
t to tin Democratic no taint**.
Otter editorial matter ea tte same
nm todtoelee that It tea ahead?
tegaa to note good He word. The
Journal taker trouble B little hard,
ba* once to tte ffcbt It eo
" Itself Unt lie toes may well
tad
I to have,
for Ltolr
... , Um they eould lad
Uao to eany o«t rally. Tta A*
aoafatlva did tta tadnai thing for
itaaUln tta election to tta pmhtency
at Mr. B. B. Clark, of tta Stalesvlllr
Landmark, who fey gealaa aad train
log la a thorough nuwspaper mac, oce
who atoms both to tta quality of bio
■ Wo rial aad saws columns nod In tta
•vary gaga ttat ho has a blgh'aLd
worthy ideal of tta dignity of tbs
oatltog. Wo eoagrataisto
upon tta howor; wo coo
tta tasoclatloo upon its
d rare good fartime.
-i of Caldwell. as wall
_-1 to tta Cosgissaloaal
--praottoully unanimous
in favor of W. M. Bower tor Congress,
aad ta wffl bo pnsentcd as a candidate
VItt QOtttdttOtftod enthusiasm
Ottanof dUttaotioo are aspirants,
g«95^ajgc,as
Wauaga. tta Bsosociatio unwilmaa tor
Judge of this district to IttM; n. K.
Usokstt, the talented young Demo
crat of WlBws; 4. K. LewoJlya. of
Sony. Democratic eloctor In Wiaad
STSUSSE^SS
tom vritt tba oocalaatlcm. AO of
ttaaa are worthy sms. aad Use and
t™ 7'11 •* Bovwrtbekai wa
saying that tta
i ” • ■■ ®w CwolHlTIal|| DJ
mailable oaadMata la Mr.
lalftoastta Decoocratio nominee
tajtodo a splendid flgbt aad was
floated tg a plurality that under tta
eimasasteneea was phsnomasat Ills
nasvd while a arntw of tbs Urd
W was aoand aad toralnsrsbls.
aB tta great questions, that
ted In that Congress Ms
.and his votas wars In fell ac
wtthtta plsdgss of tta Demo
party sad tta orathaaato of
•tool tta people. Bo loto
aud withal tta raoat
it of tta stiver aeatl
NMue «rmm at tbs ntru.
gry'hrrt electoral college win ooo
W» 447 *04ox. -The on wbo goto as
894 cf than will be elated pmnrtsnt
Canyoa count spas scan? as 291 for
yasu MB? At any rateIt la httarost
iogtoouaaMer mao of tho asttaatos
now is lit* piper* Tto Philadelphia
Tbmtt, a bolting fold-standard paper,
Ogaies on the malt about aa tol
leer*;—
CXATAIS sex 31CXUTLSV.
(taBMtsaul, a New York. X
Delaware, 9 l’eunsjlvanU, 39
MaLat, • Abode Island 4
JjMTMii 8 VeraoBt, 4
lfaott ah usetu 13 wuoonaln, 19
Minnesota, 8 _
Jse Ifanspehlre 1 Total, 148
Now Jersey. 18
la the erent that Dsoocnta aad
Populists unite 00 a National ticket
the following tie accounted an
cxirrux won ax yaw:
AJaherau, H Ntreda, 3
Arkausoa, 3 North Carolina 11
jMljxya, 8 North Dakota, 3
Oflwado, 4 South Carolina 0
Florida, 4 Texas, 13
fjWCKta. is i'tah, 3
iSXU,. I J
ssss?1' ; ™- “•
docbthl.
*•»•> 18 Oregon. 4
Illinois, 84 South DxkoU, 4
[ Mbw, 14 Tennessee, la
Kaaju. 10 Virginia, 13
Kentucky, is Watklegtoe, 4
3Kff !*
^ Total, 178
U will bo noted the* the Times
ptacea in the dot *ul list scene states,
Kentucky and kmoarl for I eats nee,
that bare tarn and arc yet regarded
by aaoat calculators an certain to rote
tbe stiver ticket.
Turning rroae the (Ongoing estl
■»l® of the bolting gold paper, we
bare the ruaeate calculations of the
•*l*er people In lb# following:
CBRTAOt roa RBTAX.
Atahsarn, 11 M nutans, ;t
££*2*' * Nebraska, 8
California, 8 North Carolina 11
Colorado, « North Dakota, 3
£2.rWia* °"WI. 3
0«wgta. 13 South Carolina, 0
J***. 3 Tran sang. 12
10 Texas, 15
Keatncky. 13 Utah/ 8
» Virginia, 12
^*^“9’ 8 Washingtoa, 1
m 2** Virginia ft
Si, xi w,ow,B*- _j
Missouri. 17 Total. 33S
DOl'lIfuu
Illinois. 24 South Dakota. 4
Indiana, 15 _
Minnesota, 0 Total, 75
Ohio, 23
Tba Agiiraa Juai given were prepared
at Democratic headquarters in Chicago
•“d |twn out to tha press. The fol
lowing then ts left as
ckuxaik rou MUKtsksv:
California, 1 New York, 3ft
Oonnectieot, ft Orefon, 1
Delaware, 3 Pennsylvania, 32
Iowa. 13 Ithode Island, 4
Massachusetts, 15 Vermont, 4
Nevada, 3 Wisconsin, 13
New Hampshire 4 _
New Jersey, 10 Total. 144
Tbe strange thing abont this culco
latioo Is the absence of Nevada from
tba silver list, and another equally
straoge thing is the pnssnoe of Maine
upon It. Were are asking up tha
silver estimate we should throw out
Mains, Maryland, and Watt Virginia
—20 votes—to McKinley and include
Illinois and Nevada--77 votes—for ail'
ver which would give Bryan 255 votes,
to say nothing of what ha might get
from the doubtful states. Bnt we
tball all know more about It after the
elartloc.
«ur n a vtkxnuA
A M-fmAr (MUM mr Uwtll
-k«Una kk«u Smg ■ rew Umj%
ni»k Wi.fr ■ k.UthM mm* «Mr
Hum
'VrckfAke. mt The Owue
UiTOX, July tB.-Uup is k oirn
Itold-tiow it that t A torn days ago a
little son of Mr. Bob Efltngtoo, who
fauna Mr. F. W. Lceoer's ptaoution a
faw miles below, caught a fins 15
poend earp out la the bottom among
the corn with piteh fork, aad bad to
eall far help to get it out. This Uetn
shetild hart appealed last week while
the water* wme oeerOuwlog. aad ap
ta Uw high water mark, b wouldn’t
then hart aeesaed so strange.
Tbe mills at Me Adeaellto were shut1
down a few days loot week oe amount
of high water.
Mr. Hauler ttmto lias started up
earning fruit and erwat.We* hem.
Mtoe Laura McLean is visit!ug at
Dr. BoWnaoa’e.
Ber. M. T. ^fle goes to Kina'*
Moenuln Thursday to attend the
DMrlet Conference the remainder of
the week.
Preparatory eemmoeioa srmoao
will ha held le the PieObyterleo ehereh
here beginelug next Wrdeeeday a I gat.
dome Of the Lowell people are mak
ing nedy to attend tti» Honday Mobool
Oewrthdoa which meete at Mew Hope
tfVfBOf f C> W,
ladigMtlrt pel sort are Ibebaaeof
the dyapepUe’s life. When sick, tea
Hjoor sickaeaa to fused by ladiges
Urt potoene. If So, taka Maker Di
aeatlye Ordlal. Thtoto the only ear
tale way of baiag prrasnaeaUy cured,
t* >•«•» «dr **T Ihwt gets
fgyt Too knew Out
tortesated food la potooooaa. Yve
knew that potoan to nnbeahby. Abaft.
«r ihgeetlee Cordial etoan the stem
ach of far meal lug food, sad purl •••
the bleed aad ryeUm of ludi^toiY.
Wlaeaa. It acres ladlmsttoe aad the
dlitrtM Umt iu^n •( (I, IImuIimImi
dtaamm. naweea. oremosh arfte, weak,
arna. dalnlu.ee. conat'peMeg, leas of
WMliilWiklHr, tie Them are
•&«*••*•*** .» !•
SsSoZsfir * *■
I Atdra^.pHrtMlertUUm.oO
FOR FEES COINAGE.
V1L 1. LBWIB, EBQ„ DECLARES
hobble.
Urn dnAtl Mn4jr, It*
hw* rwu4 U|kt-tVM W—a* II
Haver JKajr rmwaUnri Mt t* tlw
»•«» C«wng«t Ifx (He Thing
fer the rwt meek
Tb the Klw ef The Caavtte:
I would bo glad through your rale
•W« paper to tat my friend* know toy
pnmt view* upon the leading issues
with which wo aro confronted In thta
Important oampalgn. But 1 want It
andoretood Uet. la writing them sen
timent*. I have no hone tor any oflea
aadahaU seek none. There are too
—T l*li',l.hl1 “Jkow. nod the
people should always torn thorn down,
sod “tat tbo otOee seek the man." I
aa glad our Democratic Convention*
an all taking thta wtaa and timely
coum; for I feel an abiding Interest In
tbaparty and Its continued suooess.
With me, the money question has
Itaeu bard to decide. I bar* lead and
Itoteood to arguments so both sides of
tba east: and In ay hnmbla Judgment,
tbo verdict la In favor of Ms tm coin
•r ids*. Brer since tba Act of 1873,
psmed by a Republican Congress, there
he# been a rapid absorption of tho
looney of tb* country Into what wo
call “tho mousy oen-rve.” The gold
asn talk eloquently of “our par
oapitO as Chough tb* cum of tba
papio already have an abundance of
■»ow«y. The reasoning I* wroug; be
cairn* it to baaed upon the Idea that
there are no millionaire* to thta coun
try. and that tb* money of tho coin
toy to diatribe tad per-capita, aed to in
circulation, among tb* people. Tho
available money is (n tb* bunds of the
thousands of mUlumalres of tb* coun
try, and, while by the use of U, they
are growing immensely richer, the
■aaeoe of tbo people north end south,
ee*t and went, are boooaing poorer
and poorer all the time for want of
any money in their btuiaeaa.
It to evident that something to
wrong with oar oonntry or Ms lew*.
Tt* people know it, beeaaee they see it
***** fed it. It is no longer a question
of “rinariord" with tb* people of tho
oonatry; but it is m question of iuo»<«.
to hat dees w poverty stricken people
ear* for tba “p*W ttundard," or the
"•river •tanda.-d” ? U we were all
millionaires, such questions might
late rest as; but we are hardly iieirey
beta*. and must therefore conOne our
thoughts to those tlilags which com
ocn% m,
We ail believe in “aoend money",
which we should do, and I do not
look for any “Ally cent dollar*.”
When the Act of *73 to repealed, aa no
doubt It win be, nlttr will berm.,
stated, and worth proportionately a*
much as gold, and the Uttar will come
down a few point*; and In tbt* way,
the moDOT qnestion will gradually ad
jiut Itself. Tho mosey sharks and
money londora and evou National
Hanks will saffer by the restoration.
Bet. Why should they not lues (a Uieir
tarn f TKf preple have bean (uBaring
tor want of any mo-ug, until they are
awful tired of ouch a onesided bust
Thsy are now aayleg, “Olv* ua
baek lb* moony of our diiddlea, re*
•core the times we had before tbo Act
of *73, and tat u have a turn at
umarm-W* and prosperity.”
1'rej-stlver is one itap. nod then a
“tariff for revenue only” to the other.
Three are the poor man’* principles. If
"• know* hi* owu interest, and every
one of u* ought to rally around Bryan
aod Watson a* the standard bearer* of
UMS*,tb* poor mao’* primriptaa. “Let
tb* echo fly. ’’ Tour* v*ry truly,
„ . , „ Wg n. torn.
Gastonia, 31. C„ July IB, 1880.
rMK Bmv ■EBMKSU3L
,r
--‘Hits—I
Bskbxbk. Jcly 21. — Perhipa the
Wtnr rradera of Tux Oaxbtti think
BmMoter City (tend sine* no items
appear la Um paper. Hnch la not the
eane. Everybody la so busy that
nobody baa bad time to writs.
All of the machinery has arrived and
been plaead in tbs new foolery except
Um spindles. They are to be (hipped
within tan days. As soon as these are
1 la place the factory will ha ready for
work.
The land belonging to the Bessemer
Mining Co., will be sold at publio
auction September 8th. It it hoped
the oourt will confirm this aula.
Mis* Pearl Dixoo, of Klog's Mooo
Nwmt several with her brother,
Mr. 8. J, Durham. Mias Dixoo made
many friends, who will be delighted to
have bar return.
Mseers. Smith sod Pinchbeck are
errotlog a new stem room next to Um
an they opw oeenpy. Tbie building
wlH be used ss a furnltnrs store.
or* in onmu. AI moat
everything hi on a more in order to
maha team fnr the factory operative*.
Tba moat lmnortaat oveat tot boom
Uom ooetmvd Thareday tba atxtoenth
•ban Mr. i. Turner Smith of "mmu
City wan married to Mlea Mamie
Rbyna of near Shelby. Tan mam age
waa.rnry qaUtadair aadaaurprtm
to amoy. Mr. Smith and bride, aeeota
seated by Mr. Curt Turrtaaa^dMli
Myno, *MUr nf tba bride,
arrived bare Tburaday evening. Aa
JT JW **m« a» Mr.
daaitb’a beam. The1 masy friaadaaf
the yoong aoupta wiab them a long aad
hapVT IlfoMlaa Jannia Rhyne rat Dr and
tioam Sunday morning.
Mr, J. T.lkaRb la batldiag a band
earn# two-atury reeideuoa a* the *n* of
Ibaoaa raoaatly barnad.
Mamra. Cook aad Heard (peat Sun
**{? ,'2S5^21* f^naord.
Mr. BM> Hmitii aaovad to (Jharryvllla
Mat work- Ha baa aaon there quite 111
with fewer.
Tba mem twee of tbeEpworth Leagao
wtnin hnvn bad an la* are** «p*-r
Malutday night bat lb* ml* pravmtod.
WN nuucu IIUA
0»«y KyeWllMH S«I«»1| On M
HiMwhw.
Ml** Addle Tlllroan, eldest dangli
Ur ot Benator TlUman, and Iter.
Hubert A. Lae, Rotor of the Church
of the Good Shepherd at York villa,
war* instantly killed by HgbUiiag near
Brevard, N. C., Uat Wednesday after
aooo.
MU* Tillman’a body waa carried to
Columbia: Vyou it* arrival it was
(ransteered to tba syeoial train la
waiting and aaot to Um home of Sana
tar Tillman at Trenton. Oa tba
special train war* Governor Evans
and family, several state o(Hoars and
tba brother and sister uf tha dace—ad,
who ware away from home at tha
tin*.
Accompanying Um body waa Mr. T.
C. McNaaly, (nasal agent of tba Ilaa
dervojville and Brevard railroad. Mr.
McNael y was la tha party when Miss
Tillman was killed tad was tha only
eyewitnaan. Ha said:
“U waa 10 •'•look on Wednesday
when we left Hsoderaonv’.lte for 11 re
gard. which plane wm rvaobod ot U:30
o'clock. By 12*) tbo party were
mounted and oo tbo way to ascend
Okli mountain, whiob Is six miles
from Brevard. When three quarters
of a mile from tha top of the moun
tain we warn overtaken by a thunder
storm. Tbo Tcaaoott House waa a
taw hundred yards away and all hur
ried to get out of the rain,
“ML* Tillman, Mr. Lee and I
•topped, however, in order that Mist
Tillman aod mymif might exchange
homes, aa bars waa afraid of tha thun
der. By the time tha change wm mads
the rain began U fall and all three of
oa took shelter aader some oheito at
bushes. About 40 feet away waa a
largo oak tree. Mia* Tillman and Mr.
Lee still remained as horseback, tba
former With aa upraised umbrella,
while L 90 feet away, waa standing oo
tba ground. It was while thos wait
log that a bolt of lightning struck the
tree and continuing Instantly killed
Miss Tillman, Mr. Lee and tbelr
•Ttie shock waa oo severe that my
home waa koecked down, bat I only
had my Anger burned slightly. In a
few aeeoads I waa by the side of tha
two prostrated People Not a muse la
of either moved: tbelr death was in
stantaneous. Than waa no mark left
by lightning to Mow its tearful work.
•*A wagon tram Mr. McCreary's, a
farmer living near by, was procured
aod tbo bodleai moved to the Treeoott
House, where Mr. Carroll and Miaaes
Pleasants, another horseback party,
gave all tbe aid possible. The borne
going waa sad Indeed. Two of our
party were still iu dmth, and we that
remained rode silently along. It was
about 11:90 that Bight before Brevard
waa reached. From there a telegram
waa sent to Senator TlUman.”
Xiaa Tillman was a gxiuluate of
WlnthropcoUcge aod was j oat 90 years
ot age. Bav. B. A Lee wea rector of
tbe Rplaoopal ebureb la Yorkvllla,
and hie parents Ure at Due West.
WILLIAM ft. InULL BIAI).
n« BiUIUal Tuai Kx-«w«a«r *(
ftRUMbrntta UIM rim Xartb
brnnljr.
Ex-Gov. William E. Burnell, of Mas
mchusetta, waa fouod dead last Thurs
day morning lo hia Ashing camp at
Adelaida, ntar Grand Psboe. Quebec.
He passed through Montreal in the
beat of health, and waa then on hia
way to the salmon grounds in Gaspe.
ft appears that those who accom
panied ex-Gov. Bowen were hia brother,
Col. H. E BosmII. and Col. Fraade
Peabody, Jr, from Bonbon. Their
camp was near the little Fabos river,
where they had been Ashing all day
Wednesday, when the ex-Gorernor
weiaed In the very beet of health. The
teat In which they slept was divided
into two compartments, and as the
ex-Governor slept alone, the others
never knew that he was dead till late
Thursday morning when they thought
it wsa time to wake him.
They all retired early Wednesday
night, the Governor apparently in good
health and spirits. Upon his oons
panlons trying to arouse him In the
morning they discovered that be waa
dead. Death must have resulted from
heart disease. The position of the
body and the expression on tha dead
man’s tone showed tnathis death waa
painless. After an inquest In the
afternoon the remains were taken lit
ones to his home tu Boston
Hon. W. K. Boaaell was bora in
W87 and graduated at Harvard in
1877. Is a state other wise Intensely
Hep a hi loan he wsa eleeted Governor by
the Democrats in 1880 after two no
successful campaigns. lie was twice
re sleeted, and at the eod of his third
terse resumed the prscUoe of law. Hie
mm was mentioned by his admirers
lo Hew Kurland aa one which would
look weU at the head of the national
Democratic ticket. At the JeBerson
celebration at MontioeUo, Va, early In
thle year, the ex-Govern or made a
■trong declaration In favor of sound
money. He was associated With Sena
tor Hill and ex-Beorctary Whitney In
Uie contest over the platform at the
reoeot Chicago convention.
At St. Vomit Um PopalMt aod Silver
partlaa ara la the throve of deciding
“what to do." Tba l*opoltete iuMd
Marion Batter u temporary chairman.
Heapoka aa boor. Jaa. B. Weaver
waa • looted permaaoDt ebalrman.
Tba Popoliet platform le about tha
IMM aa the Omaha dallveran ja mlaoa
tba •obtruaeury pUnka. Tba Stiver
party elected far Me permanent ofealr
moo, Mr, W. p, St. John. the ex-JTa
Uonal baakar of New York, aad ap
pointed a committee to oomfer with
Um I'opollat commute* la regard to
•ndowlad Bryaa aod Sowell.
Mr. a P. MoLalo. Ac worth, O*.,
as
lnd%aei jp, ^ amd
hot all »Hbo«t pmmaaaot bmmdL
Silo oaad |M|| tformetaor aoam yean
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F11II HIPPRRFIELD \ 1T0‘,n*wre
FINE_ ~
BUSINESS OPENING.
1 offer tor aale an old aatmhUabod aaJ Hoc
Paying Bwlness
lo MiniNcvy, Drum Goods, and Noll no*, to
gether with
STOCK, STORK, PPBII
TORB IIP F1ITDBES,
In a thrifty, tw growing town.
Baal LacaUon
lit Handsomest Sion Billding
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aitlnlntnr. AiMraaa,
aaacxiST.
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Tha Ooli.ru offer, tlorough oaaroaa la
AgrtouMara, NKkuktl, am aod Klectrtoal
miglnnertng, aod In Helena*. Oaoaral ar
aAaiatoaliMHaB auaplemarit all thcae technical
Bounce.
axraaaai ni mama, utamiro soabd:
row Como Madnu. a an.—
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HAtncH. n. a pimMiwl
R L. CARROLL,
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MU
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ALBION COTTON BILIA
«••* tTBDytf A 000*1, IBM.
TkOUkaUUc Aar al/aCr. ML
I WILL
MOVE.
ON SEPTEMBER THE FIRST
1 will move into my NEW*
STORE ROOM now going up
next to First National Bank.
It Is a Fact
That l will have to MUVB, and la order to make Til 18
MOVE SUCCESSFULLY acd with as little expense ea poe
eible, 1 have decided to lat my many RACKET CUSTOMERS
move these goods at greatly reduced prices, thaa saving me so
much expense.
For 30 Days Only.
From July 16th I will have a SPECIAL CLEARANCE
SALS of Sommer Drees Hoods, Leoea, Embroideries, Straw
Bate, Low Out Shoes and Clothing, embracing my sotlrs
etook of Hoy*’ Knee Pants sad Knee Pant* Suita. Also
•pedal redooad prices all through my Youth’s Salta, Men’s
Suit’s, Man's Paste, Odd Costs sod Vesta, sod Man's White
aod Colored Skirts.
Leather and Straws into Silver.
I wlU turn every pair of Low Cut Shoes and Htraw Half into
Silver in the next 80 days.
During this (pedal sale I wlU close my eotlre etook of Straw Beta,
Low Cat Shoes, Rubber Rot tom Shoes at cost. They must be sold.
I win booeb all my Straw Hate In price from She to 75c and let you
take your choice for 35 cents.
AD Straws from 16c to 26o to go at 10 oaots.
All Low Cot Shorn at coat.
Men’s Southern Tim worth 61A0 to go at 11.16.
Men’s Oxford Tim worth 81 .26 to eo at 81.00.
Man’s Patent Leathers worth 81.00 to go at 75 cent a
Ladles’ Oxford Tim worth 81.25 to 8150 to go at J1.00.
Ladles’ Oxford Tim worth 8L00 to go at 76 oeota.
Ladle*’ Oxford Tim end Seodale worth 75o to 953 to go at 00 oents.
Ladies’ Oxford Ties worth 75c to go at 50 oeota.
DO YOU WANT
A Knee Pants Suit tor your Boy I If so
Here they are;
Knee Pauts Suits worth 75c to go for 50c.
Knee Pants Suits worth $r.on tr> go for 75c.
Knee Pants Suits worth 81.25 to $1.35 to go for 81.00.
Knee Pants Soils worth 1.50 to 1.75 to go for 1.35.
Knee Pants Suits worth 2.00 to 3.25 to go for t.50.
Knee Pants Saits worth 2.50 to 3.00 to go for 3.00.
WE HAVE OUT THE PRICE
All Through Our Entire Line of
Clothing.
A few rammer coat and vests at cost. Odd coats at your
own price.
83 00 Men’s Pants for $2.25.
2.50 Men's Pants tor 2.00.
2.00 Men's Pants for 1.50.
r.50 Men's Pants for 1.25.
1.25 Men’s Pants for j.oo.
1.00 Men’s Pants for 75c.
75c to 85c Men’s Pauts for 60c.
Will Have a Clearance Bale all Through
My Bhoe Stock.
■*'1 Floe has worth $3.50 to $4.00 lor $1.00.
Im'i Flno Shoes worth 1.50 to 3.00 for 1.00.
lu’i FIdo Shoos worth 1.00 to go for 1.110.
The above are mostly all small sixes. Ladies' and children's
shoes accordingly.
. All At Cost.
A few picture* to close out at cost.
A ok* lot of WHITE AND COLORED DOTTED 8WI&S to go
at coot.
All Se and Os colored muslin |p to eloss for 4e.
A Him of 7Je, 8a, and 8js oolortd lawns dimities aod sateens to
eloos for Oo.
SPECIAL VALUE lOe colored lawns and dlmlUaa for 7(.
All remanta of 8e aod 8s calico go for 4o.
A Mg bargain In ouliogs worth Oa aod 7o logo while they last at So.
All ginghams worth So to close for «e.
My entire stock of drees giagtiaass worth Bo to go for So.
A real good Se dress ginghams to does for to.
A few more largo sire ladle* shirt waists worth 693 to 75c—take
yoor choice 80c.
A lot or onlaandrted Shirt waists for 80a.
IMOS t.trialna, BUREAU COVERS counterpane* end chair tidies
te go at special pries*.
Don’t You Forget It.
Thee* goods Bute go and these prloss good only for 80 day* from
July 181b.
PooKitdy no ell tot ware ticket* given on anything aeld at these
SEDUCED PRICKS.
I DO NOT ADVKKTISE EVERYTHING AT COMT hut any
thing I toy at oost I mean exact eost to MB AND NOT U. W* offer
SPECIAL PRICER aU through nor Hook.
This Is the GREATEST CLEARANCE SALE ever known In
Gaston ooonty. If yoe wont to buy GOODS CHEAP this Is year
I Am Doing Business
At the sense OLD STAND, bet will mors Into my NEW STOKE
»»w gel eg eg next to Pint National Bank shout Sept. 1.
Coll snrty sag get year pto* of all tha good bargains I offer for
Um nest thirty days.
Town to serve,
F. T. HEATH,
Proprietor New Tork Backet Store,