to am Oor. inn
bMMdbtto United sutaSao.
•to, tot *11 to tad*. Jad«a Bute, a
I
a
i
i;
ol hum. TQtamo <k>
rtaaai to a pahtte latttatolto
r
i :
r .I* hafrta* Mid that TiUaian
. 'ktoi Ida poaketa *U
tfcataa. Klue’i auaa an
•pin tba' wklafeay ratotaa.
ttoaaUriato tow hslpadto
km dsll ttoaat Jo Sooth Carolina,
the end la not yet. A ItoWatiwto
oC
H. nancy laMof aob
Ottd toaowa exitWaaa aad a good
, a* rather was. known
—ker of **Ceia’a «
d” la which he atootly
"ar fiw co<aafa oar
Jto worth aa amah
it aa wash aa a (old
tes&c-s&stiss
■*. Ha applied f or tt a tow
Itt abomidba
__ Mi dtpoiii <kptrt*
IIhP, (0 HHT Ikl Um| Af It
BRYAN COMING!
William Jeantags Bryan )■ sowing
toXorth Carolina. That to aatttod.
And ha la owning aaxt weak, too. Hi*
trip through tba State arm ho tee con
tinual oration. The principal speeches
«« tornado uArfurflla, Hickory.
Ohartotta, Qraanahcro. Raleigh. Golds
taroaad Hooky Mount. Tho train
wtB atop ter three wUinta vysecbac at <
Marino, Morgen ton, MoorenviUe, Oon
aoad, Lexington and Burlington.
AT CKABIOTTC TUK 17th.
Leaving Asheville at 3 p. m. on the
10th, the Bryaa sprain! will ranch Chnr
loMt at 1U30. At nine o’clock next
dag. Thuradny. Bryan aril) apeak in
Vance Park to perhaps the biggnt
throng of people that arar gathered nt
Ohartotta. JExtraalve preparation! are
bong Bade by ottiara*, committees,
and buiineaa booaaa tor a tittlmg re
oepttoa to tba Presidential candidate.
All are vying with sneb ether in their
•fleets t-> do honor to tho ooeaaton.
Tho city will bo protooaly decorated La
aitor and Mao, and the Presi
dential salats of 21 guns will bo
•rad in honor of Bryan's arrival.
Everybody to laying piano aad shaping
work to b* at Cbariotto bright nod
aarty on tho morning of tba 17th.
Tmtocon the statx.
From Charlotte tba Bryan apeelnl
will gs to Katoigb, stopping at U>a
principal potato along tho roots.
From Raleigh to Goldsboro, tbouos to
Bosky Meant, and thence at 9:17 on
tho 18th to Richmond, to tho schedale
ao now arranged. Mr. ltoyno will ra
oetvo n greeting All along Ms rents
such as ao mao baa ever been accorded
la Hortk Carotins, and tba enthusiasm
Inspired by bis presence aad speeches
will make itself felt at the polls in
a* overwhelming veto for Bryaa far
Preahtooh_
Agricultural BuIVttn Mr Au|aM.
Thu Bulimias of tbs Depart maul are
seat free to ovary farmer who applies
far than. Through them tha farmer
galas much valuable information rc
gardlag the valaa, regarding Inspect
ion, analysis sod ads of fartiltaan In
this Beale. People who boy fartUtmr*
—Mom have any Idas of tbs real value
of what they purchase. Yet with the
help of the publics to us of the Depart
ment (t will ha easy enough to Ugars
oat what any sires brand of fertiliser
la worth. Thus farmers are mead
many dollars by availing themselves of
the Department’s literature.
Intensive far is lag Is high farm log.
laataad of Indifferently coUiyatiog 300
seres, coocao Irate your efforts on half
the number, and get the asms or Batter
mates. laataad of 1,000 bushels of
lintmtoaa aw tan acres, furUltas big her,
aad grow 1,000 bushels on five acres.
Instead of thirty cows, giving 900
pownda of butter each per year, heap
twenty 300 poundsra. ConeeotraUoo
is the ameaee of good tar Blog.
Let neither yoanelf nor yoor boys
think that winter la bat a season far
Idle waiting until the time for sowing
arses cornea around again. This would
make the season a time for loading,
which profits ne man. Band, study,
ptao. prepare. If poswble have some
regular ooeupalion which will employ
rotor heeds a portion of cash day, svea
h It be hot to keep you from getting
reefy aad lagy.
Tha actual vaioe of stable mao ore as
a whole Is greater than the value of its
constituents. The asuue, la a com
mercial form, would not have tha beae
Jfm mrrtianifl lotion (In
smsis has la loosening the tough day
■Ih, and foe compacting Bghter sandy
ones. Bithor grate manuring or stable
dtpoaiU should gappiosaant the aaa of
eommeroial fertlHscra always.
Diversify and reteta. It is hard to
teO which la the moot important of the
two. To diversify means that you
will have aeomtlilog to live apon; that
asameeeer mars or lbs crops will anil
pretty wall—-will not be a clear mlm;
to rotate means that you am bollding
ap tha fortuity of your aotl Instead of
tearing It down.
Thorough cultivation befits you
plant la stars thaa half of the battle
fat farm log. If that to dune, tbe lead
plowed deep, clods pulverised, billy
mod terraced, yoor land will improve
rather than rue down, crops will be
batter, and tha oaltlvatlen of the crops
will ha malar.
Bay la ar important item on the
farm. A good quality as well as
quantity la essential an every farm,
go firms* ram ha made cheaper thee
bey. Oar aoatbm farmers ese tot
peeve their mat had along iMa Una.
Hog aad bum lay la a time-worn ss
prsesfoe bet tbe southern farmer wbo
pads through the herd times easier
than hte neighbor will ha the ace who
drat ant mqjtoat hie beg and hominy
0r3tve attention fa plans to pveveat
roar lead Drum wwehlag into gullies.
Trrraasa or dltehrg made right WfB
greatly sid yon. Don't plant a trap
without ibam if yeur land to MUy.
Tbyte waa always a demand for tha
beat fruits, the hset prod ante of the
dairy, the trwek patch, the garden eg
Ike Mi There to always room at
Cherry vile, Sept. 8— Yesterday
moniag about 9 o’clock Bphralta Ck
Mater, eon of Henry Carpenter, Mot
himself. Tba eauare lead lag to tble
•et at* about aa follows. Canxrotrr
had been Indicted and bouod over la
court mm time ago ra a charge of
forolcnUoe aod adultery. IIU father
was hondsmaa. Having disappeared
f»«* borne about the Ume of last
oonrt, bit father released himself from
the boud yesterday morning, and eoo*
**bta Henry HeOiaaea ptaoed young
Carpenter coder arrest. It mime
Carauoter bod drtanaInrd to kin him
eHf before ke would go to jail. The
••Seer bad oot proceed ad far when
Oerpeatar draw hU pistol, stepped o9
a few step*, and liwl one Ant, the
ball petering bit body on the right
aide aad paining through «ad lodging
on tba left aide. The oflftcer aod
friends aarrled yoang Carpenter to the
borne of Boot. Black la CbecryviUe
where death took place about 4 o'clock
Toeaday morning. About 11 oVlock
Carpenter «rm for Bev. J. J. George
aod wai baptised and annflimsd to the
eh arch at ha own request Ha prayed
very earnestly before dylag aad re
greeted his rash act. He wanted to
release bis father as boodaaaaa but
committed suicide before be would go
to Jail. He was A work oa tba groaods
of the new cotton mill when arrested.
He leaves a wife and several children.
He waa 47 yean old. Ilia father aod
brother sent friends here this morning,
who prepared the body for burial, sad
took It to St Math’s church for in
The fevtr eases In town nr* ooo
valeseiBt.
Work oa the new cotton mill is
making tratifying progress.
Bev. J. J. Georgs nod bridt bar* re
lumed to town and will begin teach
beg on the 98th lust, lb* praaparta
for the coming esarloo of CbexryvUls
Academy art bright.
ns iaiu,
There’s another ticket la the held.
This time it is the National Democrat
ic party that nominates. A boat 800
delegates representing 43 States and
TYrrltorlee met last Thursday In In
dianapolis and took for Chair party this
name, girlag the name of Populist
Dmoontie party to Uio regular organ,
itattoo that met at GUtoago and nomi
nated Bryan.
The nominees mere Senator Joo. M.
Palmer, of Illloota, for Piesidant and
ex-Govern or Simon Bolivar Buckner, of
Kentucky, for Vleo-Pmaldeat. Both
are old soldier*. Palmer a Federal and
Buckner a Confederate. They will lie
formally notifled at Louisville next
Saturday.
Theoretor of the eoavaatlou was
Brechsnridge, of Madeline Pollard
fame, a faot that doesn’t help the
cause at all, nor doe* It help the ven
erable Palmer that be left the plat
form and, extending hie hand to
Breckenridge, led kin to the rostrum
to speak. The Washington Post aptly
observes that “Mr. Breckinridge
should have a conspicuous place on
Mr. liycam's Uet of campaign speak
ers, but the latter ebooM see to U that
Urn Kentucky statesman does all his
riding in open carriages.”
Tb* Mew York World'* correspon
dent, James Creel man, writes that
paper that both Palmer and Gee.
Buckner, admit that the purpose of
the party la to elaet McKwley aa wall
aa to preserve tbe Democratic name
from say taint of heresy or dishonor,
but that tbsra will be no r os low or
connection of auy kind between the
soend-mooey Democrats aod the
Republicans who are to bo regarded
aa political foes In tba sene* that
sound-mousy Democrats cannot even
temporarily Indorse their doctrines.
Tm platform declares unequivocally
for the single gold standard, fora
tariff for revenue ealy. and handsome
ly indorse* President Cleveland's ad
ministration.
At one time there was a strong
desire a mo eg many delegate* to
nomtaal* Mr. Cleveland, wbereupou
Um chairman of tbe Mew York delega
tion telegraphed this feet to tb* Prwel
daat and reoelved from him this
characteristic reply: “My Judgment
and personal IdcHnation are so unal
terable opposed to you* suggestion
that I can not for a moment enter
Ula ft.” _
man «s* ■>*•
In Arkansas last Tuesday Um Mg
BopuMIcoa slid* la Vermont w a* offset
by a Democratic majority or about
IW.VW. Demooret* sleet governor.
J ad lot ary, and a legislators Uiat will
re-afoot to Uo fteoais, ekaliMi J. K.
Janas, *f tha Demooretto Manorial
ovuktit.
Vermont rotad oa Tuaaday, Bsptsa
ber 1, Ohd went Republican by sons*
thing HIM 4U.0U0 majority. Tba gold
mom toy this was a blow at few atlrvr.
Tha fast la. that tbara waa oo eootaat
botwtou aoM mod silver, both Damp
cratts aorf Repoblioso pUtforraa being
hi favor of Um former.
Marios Butler, ohalrasaa of Um
Papal tat Matu.nal onoualUao baa
Moaad a pitiful sail to tho aanplo for
moaay. Us wants bis folio wan to
tea their neighbors and try to get aaob
oao to ooatnbote at loam oao dollar.
The appeal for f nodi makes asore than
a aolsmu la aoaparatl typo.
Tha loeolr 7>afc says that hr. J.
A. Data, of CaldwsB oooaty, has dls
ooretrd a rich gold mine oo bis propsr
w Msr UartUnd. Tha ora mill tests
Am to tbs tea. Tbs Kbit Mtaiag
eoaspasy Of Bpissusa, V. Y., has tahaa
an opt ton oa Um property sad art saw
preparing to work tho Mas oa a large
•ala.
Tha lfew York Joanuit of last 1st
Mdsg^ajMadforMla^Moaa
todapttaatodaMar^for doUar|<MoS*for
aaat, every sabacriptton oo Matter how
large or how small. The receipts for
tha Bras day Miami to tlM. Tha
Journal sobaarlbad a similar asssoat
prtobad toaUrsr brow* is waa
amtootby UmBm to I of tha
■boat. Til* Oss*rr* sow
gratldatlass aad good wlMsaa,
UmowMX* Cctt, »ag«. 8—The dl
tectora of the Sout hern Cotton MUM
OK Monday afternoon. Cept J. M.
and Mr. W. It. Odell, Mr. D. B.
Coltraue. of Cooeord .Qd WHl Bnn
•ee, of .Durham, ware ia atteedauoo.
Part of the machinery la ranulog and
all will aoon ho la operation. The mill
M to make a* Oat good* aa aay mode to
the Sooth.
Mr. J. W. Robert* has retaroed from
a vleit to hU old homo. He baa moved
la Mr. Webb* aad win board until
Mr. J. A. Smith M home for ike Bale.
Mr. J. A. Pinchbeck M In Peterabatg
attending Mr. health* boaioea.
Mr. R L. Durham, of DalMa. spent
the afternoon la the City.
Mr. J. C. damson M vMItlag his
brother Dr. D- A GairMoo.
Mr. C. B Whitney ha* returned
from a Irht to Hvw York.
The sale of U»e mining Compear ’s
lands bogao at ten o’clock Tuesday
morning, the 8th. Ms], Guthrie, of
Durham, waa a act looser. Mr. Car
rington, ol Bay City, Utah., one ot the
reoatvara waa here. The crowd waa
rather small. Bidding was lively on
some lota while others sold vary cheap.
The purchasers ware mainly tbs people
of Gaeton county. Mr. T. W. Brad
Bald of Weet Bgy City, Mich, bought
all the land seat of l*th 8t. for $1,900
and all the Mod weet of 13th St. the
Uemeaet Mlniag Meat, office, fixtures
etc. for $10,000. The ptopatj went
for a small per nest leas than when
sold In January.
«*P All PnlHlI.
Bar. C. 8. Oarena, pa*tor Id. B.
Church, GreanrlU#, Ga., eaya: “I
take yary Croat ptataaro la recom
mending to tna public King's Royal
Gsrmstasr. I ban been oulng It at
time* for three yoaiatorDyspepet* and
Nsrroaaasas with the moss gratifying
result*. I think It I* due this wonder
ful medicine to any that 1 boy* known
a number of minister* and other* who
haye taken It, and eo far as I now re
memhor they ail apeak of ita curative
and atrengihrulng effect* with an*
stinted ycalae. No oa* who boy* It
and ueee as directed for the trouble* for
which it la recommended will exchange
It for any other medicine.” Now
package, largo bottle. 106 dome, 81.
For aide by Front Torrence aad Co.
GASTON INSTITUTE
OPKhTKD 8RPT. 1, I860.
The teacher* will bo the am as
lut year.
They ant all expartenosd and have
made a special study of the beat tod
moot recast methods of Instructing.
Prof. 8. A. WolS will again have
charge af the music. Tuition rates
low. For farther instruction* apply
to J. 14. Douglas, A. it., Black
stock, 8. C.
GASTON COUNTY GIRLS.
WAWTOIS—
TVj Mmaof ten *WsoT othool
sc* hem nek posmmea In the
oow.tr, to whem I ho Srerdary
of Gaston OoSaao oaa an*
emahnaa,
ram nrmex
for tea an* boordW MaScot
(atS or saw) rnronoC dorian
a mum Drooi um county.
xismang aasi*>
bocln* SMX. S. um- FOr spatial
county ntn ooe Mr. L M. HoC
man. Ou*Uwu<» fro*.
AMim rtw Frtaolpal.
a. a- worry, woBoo. s. t
Davidson College,
DinuoM, N. C.
SIXTIETH TEAS BEGINS SEPT. 10th.
J. B.SBliBEILPreslden.
>ogto IN—am
STATE
normal and Industrial School.
ioiTTciiOLiiA
COLLEGE or IGUCOLTDll
hi nmiic aits.
Amb tm Cbflmrui. to
Iterator ft. ■•Itotojr,
SALEM
Academy and College.
I
Tutfs Pills ■
Cure All
Liver Ills.
Arrest
disease by the timely use cf
Tull’s Liver P»lta. an oki and
favonte remedy of increasing
popularity. Always cures
SICK HEADACHE,
sour stomach, malaria, indiges
tion, torpid liver, constipation
and all bilious diseases.
Tirrrs Liver PILLS
BILLS! BILLS!
BIG BARGAINS II BILLS.
tier* an some odd toU of State
ments and Bill Heed* to be tamed
Into eaeli before October 1. There U
a bargain In every lot named, but cub
Boat eocompany order. PoetUrety,
we will not eet a type or tarn a wheel
on any job mentioned below until the
money Is In our band.
Bill Heads.
ho 3—etaa, Bj uccumi won by 9j
iKcnn X.OHO.
Ooe lot 300 for 91.90.
One Jot 300 for LIB.
One lot 900 for .68.
Neatly printed at above prioee, bat
oeeb count come with copy.
ho. 4—two, LMCiiae wide by 7
INCHES LOHO.
One lot of 6,000—
Prleee: 000 for 91.06.
1,000 for 1.86.
Neatly printed et above prime, but
oeeb most oorne with copy.
Ha 6—MU, Bj INCHES WIDE BY 4|
INCHES LOBS— 6 LINES.
Ooe lot 1,00b for SLS8 or 600 for B0
OioU,
Ooe lot 9,000 far 93.16; or IjOOO for
91.90; or 600 for 80 cento.
Ooe lot 1.500 for 93.90; or 1,000 for
91.60; or 000 for 90 cento.
All neatly printed et above prleee,
bat remember oeeb must come wllh
copy.
Statements.
•ME, H INCHES WIDE BY 8 INCHES
LONG—90 U> 23 LINEN.
One let 2.600 for 98.16; or 1,000 for
91.50; or GOO for 86 cento.
One lot 2.000 for 82.90; or 1,000 for
11.60; or 600 for 96 cecu.
One lot 600, 4} wide by 64 long, 23
lines, for 91.00.
One let 000, 04 lac be* wide by 6
i*«b« loog, 10 Ham, blank apace top
and bottom, for 9tl5.
Letter Heads.
One Odd lot of 600 for 91.15.
Shipping Tags.
One odd lot 500 very small onm for
56 cents; or smaller quantity at 95
oeota per hundred.
Send eaah with oopy. Price* like
tbeeeforjob printing are too low to
book, to bill, to go after, or to take
any other cbancee on. If you don’t
want to pUok down cash with copy Id
order to get them bargain*. Just stand
aside and make room for tbe other
men who wilt
These bargain* are going. Get them
while you may—and get them before
October l. We don’t expect e one of
them to be left at that date.
Gazette Job Office,
Gartonla, Jf. C.
ROJTT. L. DURHAM,
—LAWYXB,
DALLAH, • V. O.
W. H. HOFFMAN,
—DJCNT787—
OAwroMiA, * - - • ar. c.
BtT Office ever First Rational Bank.
A # MMXWM.
-ATTOBHMY-AT-LA W—
OASTOWIA, M. O.
Will practice in the ooort* of Gaato.i
and adjoining eon* tie* and
In th* Federal Courts.
Bradley & Happerfleld,
-mtvxirrou or—
The Battalia Steam Marble
i
awl Branlte Works.
—am n»in» to—
Fill promptly your
orders for Marble
or Granite work of
any kind, and be
llere they can save
yon money on work
In their line.
crooi am ibmm at tMIr ourfcto
jari om Mail Ann and pt prleaa.
riuriirntniLD i *•**•"•
New York Racket
IN BRAND NEW QUARTERS.
It was a race, bat we woo It and wero la oar New Store
next to First National Rank ou the Oral day of September.
-
AH our friend* and customers base a cordial Invitation to
call oa mat our new ptuoe of bnaiaeee. Wearelnthe race
for trade and shall exert ourenlvre to win continually to Una
raoe, aa heretofore, by offering big bargalue for IliUo money.
•
Call on us at oar New Store. Remember the place—next
to First National Rank.
P. T. Heath, Propr. New York Racket.
8BE
j Torrence, The Jeweler,
J ftr BoouWful Uoc of
\ WATCHES,
CHAINS,
\ RINGS, and
JEWELRY.
\ ■truuso sum
) OUWHT MIL
AMww.sm
Having reoetved llcenae u a prac
ticing physician. 1 take tbt* method of
offering my pcnfeeitonal ferrloee to tfae
Public. For the present my oOos will
be st Tomwnce's drag (tore (Flume No.
18). Cells left then will have prompt
attention. Respectfully,
Fkarx G. Wilson, M. 1).
Send »o Cents and get
the Semi-Weekly Citizen
till November 6th. All
the election news and
Bryen’s visit to Ashe
ville, for only Ten Cents.
Loae no tone, send to-day.
Address,
Tk« Citizen Conpuj,
Asheville, N. C
Aod will be glad
to see oar friends
at oar new store
. next door to oar
old stand. Come
to see us.
Holland and Robinson.
HOUSE FINISHING.
1 will be In Gastonia September and
October with a force of Aret^class
painters and oaper-baagert (lnletiln^
tbs residence of
Mr. G. W. RAGAN,
aod (hall be pleased to submit eett
matee at reasonable prlosa oa all work
to my line.
Ae to my work, would refer you to
J. W. Hoot's 990,000 residence In
Cbeilotte. • Beepeetfolly,
W. J. & WeMlagton.
Ai»lnlrtrrtf,i Notice.
Hurts* eel—d m srteaabnsur ef Mw ce
topwoni umm rar paymeat oe eeseawethe
iae «ay i »«ena>». te*r.
or ttmeeOee wtu steed le be* of fMr now
UJ. ^*mATMMr' ddmToaifWter.
Notice lo tefcadaata.
"-"v&sraiw.} feis^ait.
aatKKm
W. W. IKUU ead oten '
r*a balk bkitt.
IAHWJ—Tt»- llbc* rona.MAierM.Uiii Itonr
(arta. Ulacru. and the 1 lavalaon inn M
ateva. an In Innf OcoA luwoMUp. MeetlcaiOorf
ooyatr. nuar Mum Jno. dialogs Parti— ra
aand nnai lluvcarll ehuroh. Abo Wt or
nan— iron
rwm la lb
Mb
UocJrraijiinV.daaj.'uK. trakinc.'S«r'u nMaL
» natal la mona/ «rUI ko ranilroa.u
laic Dr. W BOB. DarWaos—about JT» anno.
rr.ajioua 1».C. *• k D.W*oa.
roa uu AMD anj mm mold.
Yfc* Mlgb Bhaala Uah in hr Mala
VpM MaaaaaaMa Tanas aa ta Prka
a«d UrrOl
To win Ono-lkM auk and belanoa apod
pec aod two year. orodit. 1 will aST wither all
IP • hpdr or idantaUnrw to aua parebaeen.
Thaaa hurdsare raluablr ranalaa tarwa, oon
vetUaat to ftocurfca and markets aad oust be
eoht.
~J- U Thorwtmr*. hear Ilia* Shoals. h my
end will ebow the leads and naan eoalnwbtl
Mb. wTrT DTauaPrra of Oo.
, April u. UK .~fW«lu«a.
UUI mv LAMM lit raaaaalb
piorniTY.
, My Ttriiw nf ll* bower rested m mu by the
leal win.and todemmt of lean T. HerrHewn.
dwcoeetd which raid will h docketed la tW
oMce of ih. am of the Superior Oourt of
ganna onunty, h.C. 1 will sell to the bhthael
bMder on too maaa In UawryTtlie rows
ahlp In eeld couaty, at two o'elook p. au aa
the taah day wftenabee. inaa.
atraaCoe parcel ol land titnated In the town.
peolcr end Vcndrlak Bros., aoolalelne 111
aeort, mure nr Ires, and known aa tho Jim
WT**°" bone place. Said laada win be
eohl In pnreeh to eult oarobaecn, and aa a
whole. «°d daad aaic lo parokaacre up-o
paymaatot the entire pu i nheet price. Tbrau
ofaalw Owe-Utmof Ike pwroneno eenurr to
bo paid oo llio <kur of sale ate! the baleneeta
oyV“l InaKllnenU uo a credit of twctra aad
stab teen mocuka
FHU.OOW M. L. ktrotmcL. Eiaculor.
Notice.
Hart"* qualldoi aa admtahhwtor with lha
Will annul) of Bohm Carson, deewued, the
undwBaned hereto ylros aohoe lo ail person.
BekUan olalm earnest the laid .etale to preaawt
ikwiMr euthcaneated on or bofurs the
4th day aflcpimkw. IMT.
orlbla notice Will be plead la bar of thair t*.
wovory. w, A. I’aaaaow. Adtalnhtrator.
Tbia 9th day of Auc. 194.
l>and Sale.
IV virtue of a powar of aak uoutalnod In a
dood of trnat aieeutod to me Or D. H. Com
aud wirr.fertbo payment of a note of t—*
da led the Bih day or Fen. IMS. and aleo by
virtue of a power oT aala oootalned loamort
«*** dead taacuted io mo by aald I*. U. Loop
and wife oo the llit day or January, ua to
aeon re the inymenl of a nolo or aomodata
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