The Gastonia
^_p*Tot,<1 *° ttw PmMUoa ot Homo «nd th« ;
V»l. XV 111. Gantonla, N. CM January 28. 1897. , ~
WOMAN’S DAINTY FANCIES.
BAS TALKS OF TEE OREM OF THE
OEMTLER BEX.
Tk« r«r Mler aa* laK mm* Wlal
raw Mmmm ia a <—« Wt*—
Blkboaa. Jahwta mm* Hill
nw radMr iimui Akw ih
SC Lou* BaaIXto.
How pretty the women look nowa
days I A oouple of yean aoo a for
collar or a fur muff meant that and
nothing elee. Bet now I How tho
for of beauty enhanced by loops of
ribboa, jabot* of I toe, or moat magrl
floent jeweled or enameled clasp*;
while tba maC—atll, no brown ribbon
la used upon It by which to swing It
about Ibo neck uf beaoty. hot, Instead,
tboro It a gold obatn fur tfato pun—,
end uftaoer It la a gold ohaln threaded
With pearl* or emeralds, or tapohlr**,
or beat of all, diamond*. Thau tha
muff Itself Is lined, not with a dull,
dark eatlu, that means dretruetiou to
dainty white glove*, but In pise* of
. that there is alining uf a noli, light
brocade, while aboet the aide* era fall
frill* of floe laoei on ten la a assay
looped bow of ribbon, and, sometimes,
the head of a silver fox, sometimes*
mink's bead, *MMttme* a few sable
tails, or whatever la In harmony with
tba fut Itself, and form* the greatest
oootraat to the other fere Hurra- Peo
ple Ulk about the
low® cm a ixe vox mows
And for the half a hundred other
thing* for which they may be used—
the watch, the purse, tha vinaigrette
or tha lorgnette—es being now, but If
aaybod* will take tho troabia to look
at tome of tba photograph* of Titian's
ladles, It will b* stem that about their
naoka are those very loon chain*.
Then, too, the Italian ladles bare
worn them for oentories, it being
oountefl a great virtu* to have on*1*
chain made after some famous de
sign fanood by a Venetian branly of
long ago. Dressing was never news
beautiful then bow, and there never
waa a time when greater thought was
gives to tba small belong togs that
really go to males or mar a toilet.
Brooches are utiliied la every way. A
rich enameled on* fastens a knot of
ribbon no a textual, two, art with sap
phire*. are arranged like button* ou
tha front of a bodice: while another, a
turquoise framed In diamonds, fast—
I be feat her aigrette, that,
AFTSK THX VXXXCH VASHTON,
I* placed pertly at the bank of the
head.
Next to the greet ad rootage of po*
areele* beautiful Jewels comes the
•Willy to oUiiae them with orfgloalUv.
Nobody wear* anyifiiag as it wee one
Ioally lataodsd U should be worn.
OoBarqueotly, 1 was not surprised tbe
other day at erning, clasped an>uod
tbe simple knot of hair that U Yvnte
QnUbtrl’* favorite oolffure, e heavy
chain of gold, set about with Ur
qatXse hearts. I knew It to be e brace
let, bat the clever French women bad
found an orhrinal way to dispoea of her
ornament, and one that was a thous
and times more effective than tbe
mere wearing of It on tbe wrist.
Ifeyer before were there •» many tur
quoises won. ( th}ok It It because all
womaok loo is Indulging In her love for
color, and these gents are so letoees
In tbe beentlful tints. However,
wbee you go to bay a turquoise, be
careful, for tbe Inferior quality, which
looks well at Bret and would deceive
anybody bat tbo expert seller tad
some equally expert buyer, will In
time Bode and grew to have a dirty
look, a look that Is absolutely greasy,
wbUe lie color will be spotty,
oaxx or ts> tctujuou*.
By the tar. the turquoise, Hka the
pearl, requires great ears. Be oerefal
that oo perfume Balls upoa It. lie
oerefol that uo oasmetle touches it.
Be oerefal that no oily subetauee Is
near It, sod never attempt to olesa It
with water. It is rather tntsrvetlng
to know that while some of tha best nf
tha beautiful Mas gome are found lo
Persia, quite a number of those it
gold mock* that Invariably cover toe
MM of those mummies who were «f
royal blood. JVarls ore, of course,
the stones of perfect purity end, ef In
nocence, but ohm I good pearls were
never more expensive then they am
now, and eouscqneatly It may be sow
eluded that move than teree-qaarters
pf those worn are Imitation. Still,
they are so wall Imitated that one
Bade an wceuee for tbelr existence, tod
that le a wise womda who wear* Um
pearls given tier with bsppiocee sod
without question.
Kwrytblog lotenaea ior lamroin*
wear or to hold feminine belonging* li
not only dainty, but rich. Wbao
Mademoiselle DeboUnt want to lb*
opera for lb* drat time tbla aeaao* aba
earrttd o» bar arm a long poaehUb*
bag, aoung by w wtd* ml In rlbbaa,
tied la a Ug boar. Tbla bag waa mad*
of tba mam magnldaant broead* a*
that need for bar Optra alnak. It wa*
Hoad throaglrout with aatla of a ala
ala tint that harmOelatd with lb*
brocade, but it waa not atlfftoad, aa
tba bropada Itadf eras rlph ea«egb, at
It |p Bnrrrrbwlly m|d, to aUad Aon*.
The top Of tba bag W»* gabbed with a
wlda frin of laoe. WIU> the rlob eUak
tba lowly gown, tbla bag waa lb*
dainty tooch needed, and oaa did Mt
need to poaaraa aeeead tight to raUlw
that In It waa
A Tiar rAV or obbat mui,
Artlatloally, a bee boon lew aat with
)ewrta aad barlag apoo tto IM th*
minister*of tow*Laaaty aflaagaga
a rUalgretta with a atar aapphfr*
framed In dtamoad* In lu urn; a Uny
law baadberablaf, tad id tba prnuy
in#** that womaa aoaat W tannery.
Ttga* bag*, wabaw, anggaada men
than anything ala* that la warn tba
b*ga that war* oarrlad by oargraat
irTeet-gninom'Xhara, aad aebody tea
doabt that, paabed away la aaay aa
atd abate, are qaaiat oM bag* that
bald Juat aoab prauy trtfta* aad to*
BIG REDUCTION H
At The Dry Goods Emporium. J
$26,000 Worth of Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Etc.
We have just taken an inventory and find we have too much stock for this season of the year.
^TO MAKE TIMES LIVELY, EVERYTHING MUST HOVE RIGHT NOWr*>
. bUJ,?C^/°r !896 *“• con,# up U «Pect*tk>ns, and we are well pleased; but we have hoisted another sail
rn : . hand* Jeteed •«*» With a LONa PULL, a STRONO PULL and A PULL ALL TOGETHER
we will land our boat on the shores of success. -
50 SUITS ALL WOOL CHEVIOTS—Big values at *10.00—go tor $6.50. We (ot them at a forced sale.
Boy’s Knee Pants,
Too many for this market, Mrs. Hopkin'» Make, doable
•ett ana knee, heavy duck waistband. Only 50 cents.
All-Wool Cheviot Pants
For boya from 4 to 14 years old. We have too many of
them. Usual price 50c. We tarn them loose at a5c.
Big Line of Overcoats and mackintoshes.
Come and look at them. They tell their own story
when yon hear the price. 7
Men's All-Wool Undershirts.
We have sold them all the season for $1.00. Cut to 69c.
Ladles’ All-Wool Undervesta.
Good sc lien at f 1.00. Only small quantity left. Rather
than carry them over, Huy go oi 38c <u long ox Uuy loti.
One Case Oood Ginghams,
a by 2, 4 by 4, 8 by 8, checked in blue, brown and green.
All we could get at the price—3 cents. They go like
hot cakes, too. 7
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We Invite Every': _ ty to visit the Dry Goods Emporium and
see the BIG VALUES we are Giving.
'___^ GRAY and LOVE.
wbteh bad been slipped nanny a time
and oft, aa there will ba to-day, per
haps, a billet-doux. That the opera '
ba* waea faviwiia gift at Chrlatmaa
Until eaally u nd mood, and that It
waa nppreemted doero*t need to ha 1
told.
?nwgu faoK ntJHLt.
9aU o< aoetaty want to Bureia laat ;
summer. and aoolety’a Jewel boa
■atoad thereby. Hot only dooa om
MO Olaatw, brooch** and buttoaaof
Bamaa aoamal, bat there are Bar-1
retool umbrella handle*, rtob with
ooaarellBg and heavy with uncut seml
preclnai Mona* of tbo kind that the
Bunina worker in Jswell koowa so
wall how to utilise. A favorite trifle
la a boa Intended to hold tiny wax
maUha*. and tbia may ba offered, area
to the Boot ooaveotloual nf young
▼“•fa, »l°oe It M meant not lo fer
al**' lignin f»r cigarette*, but tol<e
laid on tbe druaetng one* or tbe writ
ing dm*, or to bo awnag from tbo
abaulalne, wtieo no ouitag la con
Umplated, a tobugganlng party In
▼law. aad a met oh might ha required.
Apropoo of ebateUtnoo, thoae useful
and certainly artlaUo oramoota are
Mill lo vogue, but aa tbo atlrer Ohato
laluawaampureadafl by the gu|d one.
eo tbo gold on# la now ooqntnd as
Uiarre. aad tba amber one, mounted
la gold, taka* I La pteoa
A CLAW oy a man rrcaxp with !
OOt-B.
Awl from U owing* gold oliaiqe that
tepaloete one. la a para* of amber,
•wiled, oa la tank erucie, In gold,
•oMkar, a whittle, then a hath, then
a mirror, than a glove buUonrr. tbao
a paaall, agd then a pn« box. Noth
lag gall* eoartleuo aa lb It bat been
mn Cor many a leog day. ualaaa la
drad, to ah-mid be tba funolvat of
Naan belongings for tba break fiat
taUa, aad that la a base? ao*. Ills
la the (arm of a huge to* *f raby final
and be la atounled In Oliver; be atanda
•oh* f««e, wuh Ma wlngaop
«*«<■ h4V bolding Um hooey,
and Um whole afhoi of iSa Hula Mbe
lat la to auggaat U»«t It la aa aweet aa
1 wnniar If yoa ara Ilka ma t
mUy °¥* *° l**l*r »*"nt beaail
bafongloga f If yoa bav* laaraed
«*• Mfclllgg to UM being
aWatoadmit* that which you aaanot
£***•?.*£ “■ tMy you »in took
with dtllgbt, aa I did. aa a writing
U*k^i £ * •. N***™ b-aknt with *11
wjlU htodjaa. Haed with rad Iratber.
®,!rd, u\rLB«5 x* "^fUcia
oa the In tide of Um lid ara
vita tiLvaa-oiLT rawMoc-nm,
Paaell oaee, dipping aclmora, knlfb
aad paper kalfa. Tba took la tltow
gilt and tba little kny ao dalaty that It
oowld be twang oa a chatelaine bat ao
good 1 and by good I mean ttcora. that
ooaa tanmd In lie look aad taken oat
without raveratag. a van Um moot ex
pert ef eartooa maldtervmnia could
at* Carte tba leak to open, even wltH
that Moat valuable of paU-« eta
am balrplo. Taaoy haw naafnl aaah
■ kaoka* wool* be ta a woman who
twato away from home afm. and.
wha, daring bar tbaiuaa naaltTg lm
partaat totters, wtoak aka did aot wtok
r5wn*’ °riu
**• *2*u".r P*“*««r»P*wr liM baeo 1
wlrtlog far a long Urae that ah* could
co«bioa plroiur* and an loorma* to
*T*7bod7 waa *llliqg
to |et bar lake a pletqra, bqt oob.Klr
■eeoted aagloug to pay for aqeb photo,
graph*. Oa» girl baa been aJarer
•ooogb to make her (ad pay. Sbada.
Toted all bar tlma to I
PiiOTOomaratHe iimaou.
,yr mauda are Informed j
that Mm will mb* and ahotograoh a
d l Blag-room j«* u it loutawMoU la
praparadfora dainty luncheon or an
nlanorata dinner; that aba will photo*
graph a boudoir, a drawing.room, or a I
unraery. end do it at a reaaooable 1
pries. What woman la there, away1
from her in*>tb**r. who doaaa’t long to
•#**d horn* a pietnrenf ‘how oar dinner
table looked the night wa rntrrtatuod
Mm Harquta of Oarnhaa V Or what
loving a.ither doaaa’t waat to hara a
ptoanm to go to a doting grandmother,
ft attnatocata aunt, that ahowa
JjM tow the nnrnary la whea noraa
ta gomg to gi ve Jack hla hath |’» ^jtd
Bndfl'iwVnT that! aTwaya p?tbr
“ Properly
m — M
la Haw York an not wlaa
enough to appreciate bar, t nan oaly
■j*5» bar, though 1 do not know Mr
■tall, Um advtae that tM DooMuu
l*t* to Alloa In WoudarUn*!: “If
you don’t aaoeued In bt, Fatereburg go
U Tlmbnctoo,”
. 2“? I't" botlon of a bo«iM
to loot, hooting it tonmi not .mly .
■attorof Inportauaa, bat lading it
woamiaa owrtala rowan). Baaatt
fat poreatolo battoaa. with mloioturaa
opuo tbam, *-* — ' —
ton onea
cranio* gow»a.
87 a button.
Io«i«Ueih tha
Wattaaa toady laoumtlimn It la th*
toad of Mart* A •> to I not to or Mm.
Rca««la*5 a«vl aotoolltnoa Buphmd’a
aharuha look out at 10a from ■ button
as If to aay. ‘»Il> all ran tty.'* Bat
Xbm aia potty, tbaaa 4*1Ely battoaa,
and ao ai# thoaa otiiara of fr-lft wan,
framed In aiiyar b«t tbaaa ara mount
fora Iran atoborato bodtoa than that
ona on which ealatotam battoaa appaar
For a ninth fawn, or a far coat there
ara tortotoa aball battoaa, fra nod hi a
aarrow rim of guld. Tha button bag
of Um fatam will bold UMtohrS
Krsra.r’swrtssi;
thaoo arttotto bauowa a* yoadot Or
arlHaha a*U them qaaor aad oat-nf
data,and Uo«h at tha Mm of todtoa
*•“!"* thaw 7 Who oaa aay what
Ua faSm will bald for anything?
Aad yat Ma fatara oaly n-wto*th*
{■*• Bah I 1 haaaa to tottatowt
trldra. aad laa drifting Into raorall*
lagtlhot'a tha wag with aaaryihlag—
wvbaglt. whhaaang and aad witha
»btoh do roa Ilka toot-tha
••aw or tha aaraaaa f f Utah M da
pdoaolMW wall you ana itof, nr
badly you preach. Well, tlirra la ooa
aooaulnUoa, » briber wa hare to lla
tantoaoasa or to aarmoat. wa eaa
alwara aakr tba boat of ryarythmf
*wi or a poor bamia TWtRb I,
waara roe I abuindul u>aok anybody
for wrlllav “Tbla la a poor banpun”
optical to tba naaa of Bab.
an amiMB ■rua.
—«!■■»# Me. MMNkr ttom tJ. 9.
Kew**OMrv«r.ttk.
Ml. lUVnCM’l IMK1.
“Mr. Pnaldaat: I shall truly detain
the Senate for a WMMt.
“1 ban 1 la toned wit* ml pleasure
to the remark* uf Senator*, wto, with
comrunodabte teal, bay* told a* of tba
v Irtora aad patrlotlcm of ihdr favorite*
nndarfbd the claim* of taetr champ
Ion*.
“Mr. PrnMent, aa a member el the
minority is tbit Senate: 1 arc* to
ineak for tba lafniu, wbo bn baeo
Wait'd in oomluatlou by tbla aide of
tba Chamber.
“We are few la comber beta, bat
wa rapremn* one baadrod aad forty
•eyaa ttoamtadof the boot people of
tho State. Too oaad Mato we offer the
Senate lea rapnmntatlva of that for
ty, *od to tta record ( point with pride.
Tba admtnlotreUoa of the affair* of
tbla 8ute la wttboat a parallel. Amid
Um abiftloff eeeoM of petition! history
for twenty fire year*. Urn Democratic
odmlelatraUoa eoder Vaoo* nod Jarvia
dooloa and F-rwto end H"lt end 0*rr
•tanda pi a oumiampoffeoa trur Stale's
btatory aad supporting and sustaining
tbla lm>g aarice at oprigbt sdmlnlatm
ttona Oae. DoofbUru haa boon aa ar
dfai fllfiioni
“HI* llfo has baaa pore aad nprlgbt.
bla ponmnal ebanater la wltbaut
Wcmtsh, bat not alone oa aoaouatof
tbcaa oherming qeoliUac do wa offer
U* name. Wa oommend Mm to tba
Sonata un account of Urn principle* ho
^YJVba roarnt campaign A baa beta
a straggle between ttostroog oomblee
ttena of wealth aad tbqp* >bo kopw
wb*» II U to baopprao**d byaraeA A
SiM batwsea tba panpia Mi the oaa
bead aad monopadw aad towto oa tb*
cdbar, Mr. Du ugh toe eta«d for tba
people, npd now wa ofer him a* the
roproaontaUe* of tba Democratic party
—the party of the peapli -aa the plat
form which dealer to In f«rmr of tba
froa ootooff* of silyar, tba laoomoUs:
and oppueltloa to eombtsetlooc of
wealth aod truoU which on panUytfoff
baamam and destroying the enmmoa
rate *d Urn eeouwy. Saab a aiaw It
A, Duaghtos. aad It I* bla aomlea
urn. A*T»orr « mmamk>.
Mr. Amikmj, rftWnkwl, mto
“Mr. Ft**4m\: t WrUly
tta M n-LMwi^ar.
\i£«»«o»S5rta
tM* *Mlrr, m4 kav«Uia*vpnrtM«Kr
i^raaatKswst
a man who la a true friend to tfce plain,
oomann p»qdn of oar e-oury aad m
atmcx adv oMta of those prlnaU'ia*
wblah will farther Mxdr rvarr letvrawt
This MBHutai will am^t with thr
approval .4 Dm paopla whom 1 rrpra
arnt. Every BausUrieowa that U««t>
Gov. D oi*hu*o*» name la but a
eyanoyaao of baoaety. of falriuma and
apriphtnoar, and a ayodoym, ton, aa au
anranat opponent to mnnopoUaa. oom
Move aad treats, a believer la aa la
ooaae tax and a true ailvcr awn of tlx*
Wa. JT. Bryao strpn. Than, Mr.
Praaldeat, [ taka ftvet pbnaara la
aesondlng the ooaaloatlou of vx-Llent
Gov. Donah ton.
•ar mu; Mr.
, FMaddpkU Rmor*.««.
Tba re atooUow of Dkout PHiaWI
In If Orth Corolla* by om* Majority pm
aorrea tin* rqaol dlatrMmtbni <*f b««n
•flnolnd bat wren Up* Popalicta and the
Brpabllaaoa InthathuU- Wtthooa
Sangtor aborning tor Frea Surer and
Bapodlatloo. aod (ha othar tor Higher
Tnwaaad Pjotaatloc, thaaaeptaoC lb*
Old N *rth Htata hare bo BoaaoUl or
ladBawtal lacaraaU wblob lhay hare
retdoon thati bretto diatarhordo
atroy. i pretty pair of wortblaa tbay
hareaantu taka the ptaoaa of Yaaea
«MH«rea|
Wilmington Talk Abant tb« Cana.
Wlaiayna Nanoyar, Mb.
Thorn la a wry grtareoa report In
oireaUtloa rery dautagaata] in tb* lain
goremnr ft omitaraa UP* bad Uwat
maot Qoreranr Baawll reoalred aad
tba onodttaao la wblob tba oxaoattm
manainc area tort, par nonrtaayk and
daaanoyto aaka it la to ha hopad that
tbaralaa daeldad mat aha la tba ra
aaor opoa lha alraaU. T) axsanxtaot
tba daw'watte party la aaaaaread.
Tba Bkgiaaary aa Bnwi.
To* n** Wn nynlm of
• now tank in Uoneart km ml. It
ta aallad tha Ckharma Bartafi Bask.
Mr. D. r. Oaaaaa la p nail int ant Mr.
Jaa. O. Olhaon aaaMar.
JMllor “Marrlarm of Worth^ftM
lit, ••Unn,’* orhaa: ny..a totvr a
raloaMa » aaortmi.m la BMatrte Ba
ton, aatf raan ahcarfatto r nmnnt
It for UMMUpathm «rxi s««h HnaAaaha.
sr-BTissrsisrArtr
ta«a Uroaa Afr.. Ohlaaan. vaaaBnm
tana. aaaM not rat nariHmt ft»4,
, a»4 a bnahatha whlahnrorr toft hrraat
Mi tint ant vaai). bat an bouton of
Blaotila BlUan rank art Mr hanltk ani
ARP SKIFFS WAR UK.
BAXTOVY BABB BVOKUi DOWS
TO XAUBBT BXnflBraOBBB.
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Tb«» UUw8.ii of Juuty-* to
■■■iwaMeht Uw anaefa at Aawrieeu
si'x.^mv'SKjaSi!:
Jaehaoa*» gnot battle, wbtra Mb
ttuoiw la Um Uun to hoar UM and
awjiutod MOO of the fewer at the
Bn tab ana* and loat only right killed
<uid 18 woeeded Sana fa the blab>ry
at Um world baeabeUU Iwaa (urwbt
fa whioh Dim waa au great d twenty
.•rfaee. FWwiUua. who wwltwlh
tfoope, WW the brack
et-) n-Uw at Wefltogtoa aad had oaly a
•hart Uom b-foce oMetoad a gnat
riotury over Maetonra at ftaf—iar».
Jaafcaoa bad oojy MW aatwfaad rtje
Wo Iwwy raafat Wrt wot to gfabt.
ThU UMtU wfafaUhad tha prowawef
Jachaoa pwUdaat. Ha waa aertaloly
• tore wcedertol mam. Ha tod out
* Httta aatoallag fa aa old gfadaatoct
life to’oZ »*--"i^-ayaS?
wwlv. Whan only Ig ywwa old oa
iHlfaheHaar eat tila with a award
laWMwe to iWtoad to hfaafe Ma toeto.
Hm father dUd early: hfa baottora
ww kllird to the ravuiotlonary war
aed Me wether died frow kaidakla
■edeeHmeg earache grew tarn with
aa fataoai hatred <4 the Britton. The
feaail/ wan feetoh-lrlah, aed ny
frlaod, O*orge Adrir, would wy W«t
eCeeneta fur ■—-■*--*••» lnrta.
waaa tump la aril-doer*. Ha gave
ttooawawto itaaenaaf Ifaiww,
•ad waged a war of y*wra agwlaat the
Ihdiaaa. wtow tototogad, WW wdf
satsssftSfjBw:*)cas
MklhMlinihU
Manssrarwrs
warpal^M Mja ao^r^irt U>or
ffSiu> JTK3? «»*" nuTmu*
mi mitta. imiwM tan iked •
•tamed Im Ha tattamd aa pre
MdeaU aad nada no alliaaaea wHt
poaueai tdaiaaa. Ha t« aiwapae*)
ittjnrt. ddMrtiad tad drda«t. Jaka
famtaa waabM MMa| >* mmla
«ad Barria* Ma attarmy anminta, Wat
f»>« ttnam He talMI AdaiU aad 1
saLsi-iirsiassf trzs
*m» ta. rwaart ha aTvaatwa.
Ha lari-ad ItaibaM oat -»*-*—rfm
taoura. Mr>. Oalfcaaa ~nttda~l aiaj
•Ml. >rtt Ml* |a.m. t* wtfcaTSa
sratiaS^susa;
■"•mCpwite mffiM
|gpg|j
is a vigorous feeder aad ra>
■POOds well to liberal fertilixa
poo. On corn feeds the yield
Mcreaaea and the soil faaaeovoa
tf property treated with fer
tilizers containing not ante
IX actual
Potash.
Atrial of this plan coats but
little and is sure to lead to
profitable culture.
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