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"It's acta ahcoUa,’ Md tea got to
to obey*?,” was tba reply.
l Un j r^° tk< °riu*r ■* win am it
MX don't believe yon art baity *nufl!”
"Than toy meoai"
Tba stranger polled hie na and be
gan abatetay la tba air. aad Joe pulled
Ssist.sssssiJrtatt
qaUbntild>>tba11Kral«btMt<'wrd any
ora earn la the Week It waabaagt
bang I base I aad then both wars down
aad hadn’t 10 mlnutea Ilia. They
warn lifted up and laid almost side by
•Me, and Tone looked at ihe atraagar
(brataag nHnit* ilih apearied a
inake on hlalbaaand than said;
/Wiraagsr, ws'rajatog ora the dl
T Ida ia eomnaay. Whet aassabattl
eaUyoa
“Bill Hayaea." waa tba raal*
“CtewKDraTnSSTbat be
waa bUtod at Cheyenne."
"ttit waa a mistake, Tam, X am
yoor brother Bill. I kaowad yon aa
aaowaaioa drewed your can, bat it
waa tao lata, Tom, Pm—I'm-”
"Tamms taka hie band,” said Tam
to tba man about Mm, and. wbae be
had bean mnrad nearer aad BIB'S baad
hdd ta bto, he greased It nod wMwand:
“Billy, old toy, KIM only known
who ye waa!”
“IPr aU right, Tom," waa the reply.
“I heard about tba law aad Urn new
City Marshal, and l wasted to try hia
nan*. Baa It cons night, ao quick ?"
“Aye I It's sight. Her 1 gat poor
hand, Billy ? That's It—boMto am
tight, aad want walk together, I'm
sorry, boy. but—"
Aad both win dead, with bands
obmpad and tba murderous platnlalylag
aronad them, aad whan ton crowd
brake up. aaob man want away on tip
toe, aa if fearful that bis atopa might
arson a sirep which eouidacra bo
broken until the trumpet’* call.
It Dr. Alfred Booth* Bastoteoeaeeo
of Sprtogiill, Mere., ocean the fol
k>wln* ecoouot of Deacon Rilchcook:
Bore 1733, to the Worth Mala etreat
raglaa, be .taml while t jrooag area
■to the mm part of tba town, aow
known aa Sooth Wilbrafaem, a err lad
la 1748, end waa tba Int deacon of
Um aharoh there, oeotkuiinq in otw
nreoy nan. Dortog a long Ufa ha
waa at woadarfel ttreaetb. agility,
and endniraaiw, and had be lived la
tba palsy daya of Q recce, be would
have bean a worthy oomuctltor la tba
pass of three daya. It la wlatHof
his that eaoae oecaaUs, a saa rid
ing by the Sold when be waa at work,
aad boaatleg of tha ipead of Ma boraa.
waa ehaUeagrd by tba daaaoe. who
sld be could ran treat Spriogdekt
quicker on font Urea the bora with hla
rider coaid. a mulled la tha trl
BBCb of the deacon, distance tan
sUaa. tinea not Mated. Ha would
lift a cartload of bar by getting hla
■be olden nnder the axle, la a (Loop
ing poatare, and throw an asptyoart
over with oaa hand by taking hold at
tha ead of the axle-tree. Whaa load
ing grain to a cart, ha wool* taka a
bag by tha teeth, aad with aewtag
3 tea aid af a path from the kre,
throw into the cart.
He bad double teeth in front, and
would bold a tan peony sail by there
*ad break It off with Ma Angara. Ha
tMed te rey be did net know a saa be
oould aot whip or raa away treat.
The day ha waa TO yean aid. be re
marked to hla wife that when Urey
ware Ink sautkd ha waa want to
aaaaaa ber by taking down hla bet
with Me tore, andodded, “I wonder
if I could da It aow I" Thereupon be
Jo sped from tba door, took off lit bat
with hit toaa. oast down eo hla feet
like a cat, bang up tha haloa tfaeaett.
tarred to the table, caked a blrreing,
and ate of tha repeat than ready.
Lmdea Neva.
Tba flaab of tba ataphast la aatan to
lta oatfratf to aataraS of tba Afriaaa
tribaa. In tba maaaa of totabaring.
. a pUaMa
. JMba aattoaa
Thartapbaat ylaMa largo qaaaUUaa
aswsansa-sarj
alaa la tba praparallaa of aapatallaa.
African wfbwn agraa tbatoaapaat
of tba rtapbaal*a aarana, wbaa propar
ooabai, la a aaaaalaat dlab that ««
ragaMibaaoat taUaata taata. Thla
la tba Iiatjaiat of
baa wbtoh ono
la bo tbo taaghaaa
To prapara tin |oiat a bate tbna taat
4aop la 4«f la tba oarth, oaf tha attao
of It art baba* hard to ■aaaiaf largo
lr»a aoata Maataf tboaaofc atatboa
Ubooout, aaf Um aMpbaatb toot to
Btaatotatbaarada am. Tba wbata
lattoa Mia* with tin, tight)* paata4.
and a MrtJag Ira la bodt oa tap. wblab
la bapt tapb aUtof tat Uma ban.
Tba taat la tbaa aoaaljr babrt, an«
wbaataaa, laataat af a ttroag, toagh
sN$jSrss:.Krffi
llUtKff. ^ ; '*
load a*> la apotbln* af aara
, aad tba Mbmbp ftaganrtfr
mad Ja awtagjt, Mr. J. M.
toaiaapp 1 wt*f aaMMgfeafgatMag
gyrEStHSasrar
MS WAMlaw
ta
fa _|
want wHhcat load for forty
dayaaod nights. Ha tofbhtcUfe at
A»r°n U tn s horsing boiMtai Frl
do M.H Tbs Hew York 7wiat
e*y laUmaommarof 1880. When Dr.
V. H. Hanaeed oHmed Mm liulMe
rancher 81,00) It eke would tut thirty
due under wet ahem that he weald
Mfoetudebe refund. Hr. Teaser who
uld he hud once felted for forty-two
days wrote to the Hew Toth Thus
lei i«wedto dowhntXfee Faaeber
kodd^ttMd. Ha ease here sod etUrd
Or. Teower than bind Cliroodoa
®*SuiiStiSt fojTSHt
«a railed oC la Otnaodaa Hall, aad
was s short. Moot wan, aw* weighed
101 pounds, wu stripped, aad hie
wwg Md bedding were searched.
Mu 004 wee allowed to ahahe band*
with Mai at first, or ta oonvena with
Mu, sToept la the yceoauns of oae or
more of the watahlag physician*
ns took s few mouthfuleof water
the Bnt day. 11a feat tea aad oaa-halt
by the following Fourth of
July, sod complained of cold, although
bis tsnpsrstsrs was 98*. two days
later hto weight had CsBea to 143*
poood* sad he nnnaeisnellj rinsed his
mouth with water sad applied wet
towata lo Me head. He hooame am
etotad by July 9, aad the phyetotoaa
bkuugkt he was etarvlag to dmtb.
Hie pules ran lli Jaly 11. Later be
drrak aion water, wsa driven through
Ontnl Park, sod took short walks.
Jaly S3 be was offered $800 a weak to
dutoh hto tost la a theatre, bat hero
fused the offer.
Toward the end of July be grew
ifsadlly weaker, sad oa July 30 hs had
an attacked Musas and vomiting. The
physfeiaaa wars ■ timed, aad rave Mm
aa alcohol bath aad a foot bath, sod he
rcwircd. As he kept growing weaker
it was isipcotcd that tome ooo had
nea petsoatag kU drinking water, sad
Dr- HDIer. who draak a rime of water
arot from Pennsylvania, fott a languor
sad genera] dtoterbsooe n from aatl
Oo Aug. fi, the day before the foot
•odea, bis tsmpsrstare was 99, hU
puhs 83 to the ml a a to, sod hU weight
133 pound* The following day. Jest
bsforshe broke bis foet.be weighed
131* pound* lbs doctors adviasdnlm
to begin oumUkaad water, but Dr.
Tanoer isaiatod on anting a picas of n
rips poach nod than drank a glass of
milk. He then ato a tons ittce of
watermelon. The physldaos feared
that gastric loAuaaUan would enaac
In ocoaaqoaaoc of bit enfoabtod eoodl
tlon, bnt there wee no evil afbet* He
kept aa acting, sod by the evening of
Aug. U he weighed 147 pooodc, having
ffaloed lo weight twenty-five sod one
oaM pa 3D da la 103 bourn.
rw, imp—.h hi—
A nuxibar of —opto from this coun
ty attended Wauuga court last weak,
aod they brio* teak the ehamef ol Bin
that Judge Norwood waa drinking
heavily again while toying to carry on
the bottom of ton court. Daring
Aabe oourt hh wife was with bln and,
wn are Informed, be kept “sober at a
Judga." Tba latter part of laat week
be brought Mrs. Norwood to WQhne
born, where the took too Into for
their borne at Wayaoavilto,and tba
Jndga proceeded to Boooe. The driver
who accompanied him, wn are told,
■aid bn wan an nneb under tba in
fluanee of whitkay before reaching
Boooe that he ooald acareeiy keep bit
•ant to ton vehicle, and, if reports an
tree, be haa bare nndar the toltaenoa
of Ilqnor, more or hr, aver tinea.
And, be It imambared, a man hat
bean on trial fur hla life at tolt term
of the oourt over there. • * •*
Etoj newspaper la Urn Stale,
worthy of the topport of tba people,
should join the Tapia in demanding of
the eaadtdatoa new before the people
for eaate to the next I ogtelet urt, that
they imp—oh Judga Norwood us toon
at praotioahla attar the aaeemttiog of
Urn Legislature. Tbit to ao party
qoartton. it* publicans Populism.
a«d Democrato bare stood right square
to the 2bpfc to its strictures upon
ltdruokeu odtotal, nod nil good peo
ple sbonld now dmasd of their can
didates that tore dlaohanta tola doty,
dimgreaabia an It to. and rid the t
of thto dtogmaa. Unto—
taka bald of tola matter
than to no help for at, and _
more yearn tba oaorta whtah it folia to
hit lot to bold wig bo baiptoaa—not
OVM tba Governor of too State ami
an
WMklmaMBUr.
Sw Toft Tlttinr
They tail 11 goad story to WmMoj
to« oo Jo* Btaekbaro. Ho had •• ea
aiUag argameet la • eenrlortal dark
room at waabtoRteo errant yaara a«a
aa U tba ralrUre valoa of brrady and
wliisbr u man’s yraataot boos, fa
tko mldet of tba argament tba stated
otoblMiloa Senator Blair of Haw
llrmprfelre entered tba room. Fer
netUog tba wall kaown total abaci
MOMOmodaoatm of the Haw Kosdaad
ar, Senator Week burn appealed to
Mmtoeattlo tba dlmiatot ”1 do oat
know tba dtlSraoaa faiwaaa wblsbj
aad broody." riyksd Sroator Stair.
&*Js»si3££jisr
bora’s ryaa aotarlly mowtsosd wUb
SSI&tHiS
Tky BeattieBUton aa n sen *
Isssetwtsjsis
Drag
l
Aluminium, tha
ala, la readily oomlng Into aw.
It «h Awwid by rndarla Wohler,
a Uorrusa profamor, bat to tUrClalr
Savina, a Kranchman, belongs tba
baaar of baUg tba fosadrr of tba
aluminium Industry.
Tba Ana arliala mods of ibis maul
was In compliment to LooU Napoleon,
who bod helped DaviUe—a baby rattle
Bar tba Infant Vnaoo Imperial.
Ia 1866, vLan tba Int aluminium
company waa formed, tba ooet of a
pound of motel was 6900. In 1808
Charles If. Hall, of Uborha, O., pat
ented on electrolytic prnnioa Bo
with a low of bio fneedt, then started
a small plant outbo banks of the Ai
leghany river, 18 mllee shove FlUe
hsre. The Ant year tha company
produced 75 pounds of aluminium a
day. which waa oohl for A4.60 o pound.
In UNA a oompaoy ballt s largo plant
hi Niagara Tails, and this year It la
build lug additional worts Wbau
tbam are completed they will bars an
ootoot of 11.000 pouada dally. This
wflfput tha United States lo front a*
tbs lmrgast aluminium producing coun
try In tbs word.
Alamlalom weight is about a third
that or Iron, and only steal of the
hlgbnt quality gad the beat alomiol
om broom will givo greater strength
for a glvsa weight tbau olumlnlnm.
It ataads blah lo tba list o! motels,
nod ana bo drawn into wire 1-960th of
on loch In thickness It la an exoel
leat oondoclor of electricity, and
would, at 90 cents a pound, tabs tba
pioco of copper for all electrical par
la shipbuilding. Where llfbloots It
demanded, aluminium masts every re
quirement. Corrosion sad galvanic
action aie easily overcome by proper
ly painting tbs part ouhfoet lo the no
tion of the water gad by nstog sin mi
nium rivets. France god Germany
have several torpedo boats made of
slumlalBw, sad pleasure yachts every
you ora being constructed of this
VMUUe
Ja«C« **rwwd%Bnakm •»*«&
WVtaeSoro Chroalntt.
Our friend Judge Harwood, who
soared the Topic to for stating some
thing eboat Uj* judge being druok »t
Caldwell court, “enjoyed” himself •
little while going from this place ever
to Boone court. Ho end hie driver
got their “liver*” to working so freely
that thsy thought the rough road over
which they going wee is smooth as the
easement of paradba, tad they applied
the whip so freely that the boggy was
broken, and they had to stay over Sac
day. Bat they kept their “liver*”
working lively all the time. W* do
act know when they reached Boon*.
Harwood lathe Bepublleaa “reform
movement” jndge. end Is a clever fel
■low, bat b not fit for jndge.
Philadelphia Item: Whenever a new
baton of checks roD le to Mark Hanna
ha give* oat the story that another
democratic state is cert ala to cam Its
eleetocal vote tor the Sag* of Oeatoo.
Philadelphia Item: Several papers
ere calling upon MoKInley to define
hie attitude epos trusts, bat It b
hardly fair to aspect the republican
nominse to speak harshly of his closest
(r lends.
GrassvlUs Reflector Let oo Dem
ocrat stay away from the polk oo
election day, thinking there will be
enough votae without bb to elect the
ticket. Every man turn out and do
hbfoll doty. Too much la at stake
for any Democrat to fall to vote.
Wilmington Messenger The rede
have fused In ell the oo untie* where
they thought lb* democrats might
win. But what if there ahoold be
honest, eel-respecting populists in the
coonties, and they refuse to be led to
■laughter like “dumb driven cutUaf”
It might make some difference In the
calculations of tbe boodlers and liars.
Klnstqp Fra* Frees: The Populists
have voleed In atroog language their
uadylng opposition to goldbuga. Yet.
the Populiet committees have endorsed
eddbage on their State, oounty sad
legislative tickets. It remales to be
men If tbe rank and fib of the Popu
Itat party will vote for goMbng* at the
eoaBlng cleat Ion. We ask booeet Pop
nlbu If It b not better to come book
among their eld friends and party
ensoclattoes, to the Democratic party,
every nominee of which ta a straight
•Over mao?
MM IM> IMt
A my fanny man recently mat a
my fanny friend, and tba follow
ing dialogue aneood:
“By tbo way, Bill, if yon wara
rani fat, bow old would yoo bat"
"Why, Thoraday, of ooorao,” re
Spoaded BUL Tbo Joko U In And the
Joho. Wo glee it np.—l’blladWiiltiv
North American
■ .nog OOlMt
Bufferera from bay fever may, ao
cording to n German pbyeicien, of.
ton tmpar an attaok by robbing tba
aarabriakly when there ia thaallgbt
aat Indication of folia wain the noan.
The rubbing abooM bo thorough
and ondl tbo aara grow rad aad hob
Tbo unify is simple enough to to.
eure a trial, and, if even moderately
atonaaloua, will warrant ita wilt
paaatng from one victim to another.
3rMOTUto.0LC.1Now*. I
No city or town can bo prcrnsroui
todsr a system of looal dollar swap
ping.
A community will only bo proapar
>us when it raaebas nut and pull* In
Ibmlga dollar*. A continuous ax
sbaog* of tb* ana old moo«y make*
so om richer. Outatd* money earning
ia aot only lucraaaa* lb* T0l«m* of
sticalatlon bat ooooaragea loraMmani,
Improtomoat and apaotUnUoa.
Tb* Andaraon eocramioodoat of tb*
Vno*. la a faw words, tails ao latanst
lag and ooeouragUg alory.
“Basin*** U Uyou. Borne nf oar
mciabnct* tell mo that tblo haa been
Lb* beat month (or tham during a busi
taaa of orar tan yaar*. ”
That don't aooBd Ilk* bard Ume* In
Anderson. It aoand I like tb* talk of
Thor* la no whlaa or grumble 1* it.
It lo to different from to* algh* sod
groan* which always emaaato from
»nlm«tod Indigo bag*, the people who
loo* to llagtr orar tb* prosperity and
la* time* of other day*.
Tb* correspondent add* a seotsneo
which Is probably the anerat *od ex
planation of tb* lively buslneae In
AixSeraoo. Ho any*:
"They are sell lag lota of good* la
neighboring cnonUaa and across the
Savannah la Georgia.”
Tha mooey which reaches Anderson
from “neighhorlag oountiea and across
the Bavaunafa, la Gsorgla,” Is tb* lor
pins fund, which is lb* prim* factor ia
making baaiuam lively. It la tbl* oat
aid* money, eomlng In to await tha
home (apply, which relieve* pressure.
Aa KtMMtewr Dai
Ad extraordinary dnei, whioh at
the time created an immense —■
tkm, waa one in wbiob the dedal on
waa arrived at, not by swords or
pistols, hot by moana of a deadly
poison. The men—who, it is hardly
necessary to say, had fallen oat over
a lady—bad left the arrangement
of ds telle to their eeconds, end until
they faced oaoh other they did not
know by whet method they were to
settle thoir differences Ono of the
eeooeda wee a doctor, and be bad
made op for the oocsaion four black
pellets, ell identical In site end
shape. “In one of these, “ be said,
‘I havo plaood a sufficient quantity
of prusslo add to cense tbt almost
instantaneous death of any one who
swallows it. We will decide by the
toee of a coin which of you la to
have first choioe, end you will al
ternately drew end swallow a pill
until the poison shows itseffaota.”
Two of the pallets were then taken
ae the toes had decided, but without
effect in either oaee. "Thistime,’’
mid tbo doctor, speaking of the two
pellets remaining, “yon most both
swallow the pill at tbo same in
stant. ' ’ Tbo choioe wee again made,
end in a few seconds one of the men
lay deed on the grata.—Gen Usman's
Mm&su*
Bradley & HapperOeld,
—paoraiETOns or—
The flastaaia Stean Mar Me
and firaatte Works.
—Am* rUKTARKD TO
Fill promptly your
orders for Marble
or Granite work of
any kind, and be
lieve they can save
you money on work
in their line.
ST Call on them at their marbls
yard on kCeln street end get prices.
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FRAII IWggfllLD \ Pro>r“Uffl'
L. F. ENQLESBY,
—Ittonwy ud Cmnllor it Lai,—
UABTONIA, If. C.
BOirr. X. DURHAM.i
-LAWYBB.
DALLAS, • I • 2 • I • t • / • l C,
Jffe MMXGUM.
-ATTOlUrMY-AT-LAW
O ACTOVIA, M. C.
Win practice in the courts of Ossto.
and adjoining 00unties sod
lathe TMerel Ooerts.
W. H. HOFFMAN,
—DHNT181—
OMTTOK7A, ••••*. a
^ Ofln oT«r Tin* Katloaal Bank.
A. L BHBE
Tovsorial Parlor
—-vmT rmaonr—
■ ■ I ■———r — I
R. F. RANKIN, Contractor and Builder,
GASTONIA, N. C.
Having retired from active coo c set loo with the Beal Manufacturing Coen
peer, I now ofer my Mrrloee to the pa bite for eU kind* of
_ BUILDING and CONTRACTING.
Oeroful Attention given to Erection of Cottage* end Fine Reeidenoea.
Ootton Mill Work e Specialty.
Myaeir and my workmen having hid from 10 to 80 jeers’ experience, aed
mr pereooal Mperviskn being given to each con tract, I am prepared to execute
weUmm of building cootraeU and to insure entire satlshictloa thereon.
Oocreepoodaooe solicited.
- ---- " 1 ■- ~ -—Mi*
L. L. Jamcnra, PmOmd. B. 8. ftra*am, Chafer.
First National Bank,
Or GASTONIA, N. C.
State and County Depository,
oomaarozz btodtebb attoubt a, isso.
to «<•» «mv «to*« Ki maalwllwi.
Oapitol (took.|«WOO.OO
Surpltu,.^OOOjOO
Diriikodi paid aiao* orgtalmioa, 23,000.00
DEREOTOM.
L. L. Jtnkins, T. 0, Ptgnm,
J. D, Moor*, T. ▼. WUioa,
f. Dill in*,
Solicits oooounts of Individuals, Firms* and Corporations. Interest paid
on time deposits, ausrsntsss to patrons ovary aooommodatlon consis
tent with oonsorvmttva banking
i |T»u VwwKw^r.i’"11 nu^r.
Asa/ssa
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CSC
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taaa aad mara who warn u> road an At naws
of tba wart* assay day. Tba paper baa OR
ttnsubhlna m.rkj of Its osro. It la neither
senmMoaal aor dull. It Knot eocr-tcrspcrod.
ItRnot frivolous orrAonary. UasAptrwty
at goat to tbo world and Rib ehowt u. It taUa
of tba bRf whan It Rind, but oot iaMMA
If. ltprARwtth lbllnaaa the record at bomaR
■BaWAf A many BtbR ouRtdo of bnalneaa.
paBHa*. and wnt A Utoraturo. rosmon,
aoAnoa, arl^orta, aad bonacbold matter* Ho
paper In the count! y prAR aa an; book rc
rtrsra and aa vauaa book ansa Nn a par baa
so complete a aoaatdal pads a daBf manual
for Ln* nature nod eRocra of dnaaeial tnadtu
lAaa. IR marked rrportn—wool, cotton, brand,
■rufls, tarn ptodaaR, be.—are tbs bent A tbo
oonatry.
Tba Pinto many of THB TIBBS R of tba old- .
faAIrwiail sort—aa dd A Ttoana Jefferson: 1
tbs odrmooe of As PrmaAdMa fattf akms
tbarn llnte It labors wttb haartaad oonaotonoo
And il |||
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THB WHBHliT THUS R a oapttal nawAapar.
It aontalna all tba t meant news aandanaad
from tba dispatches aad roporta olUa dally
odiUoo, hoatdtn Utotary matter, dRnnmlnea up
on atfrtouRnml toptos by praottcal farmer* lull
aad aoouratn ntartmt report* of prlOA (Or farm
produce. Ira boa*, bo., and a carefully pre
pared ready wool marked.
SUHBCamOB BATH.
TVs
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Peatayo prepaid A all potuta m tba United
mat** CRnada, and Hasten, adoapt In Nsw
Terk ORp, wbara tba poatnao R 1 oaat par
copy; A ail other oouolrise. « name per oopr
par day, payabM by tba Abaorlbsr.
THB Tim Wtk be mmt to any ad 1 roe. A
Baron*, poausa I Deluded, for BLM pm
month.
The nddraA of eubaurlbrta wU be ebensad A
oftaa Ad At ad. la or derma a eta nba of ad
dram twtb tba old aad the saweddram MUST
be strm.
QaA In adrmnoc alwkf* Bsmfttanoaa A lb*
rRk of An aubnorlbar. ankas mads by Uoata
tarad Leatrr, Cheek, Hoery Order, or Btsrom
order. payable to "The Krw-Tur*Time* Pob
IRh1 on Company.”
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THE MBw.TUKX TIMSB.
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