O—m TiAerL
nm.
Gaatoato i| to bat* a new paper.
iKMiaiitittontonUaa rumura
•teut tbe advent of soother paper to
oa* town bat sot ualil recently hart
•eattera taken a definite shape. There
la no single factor feat tends to apboihl
a town and advertise iusaocecsso aneh
• certain degree a town leeatiaiated by
•**Ja~P*r U aaada out.
It la aUeo to all tbe aaw enterprise,
•Bd progress of tbe town. It is la
otbe* word* an advsettofnt of tbe
•dmlagw bod inducements of tbe
wbara It la pufatkted. The
9mi- Wttiijf Xttri to owned by Mr.
«wnm Glenn, Dr. Glean, and Mr
Cbartia LofUa, tbe editorial depart-'
te pw*Med over by Mr. B.
B. Wltooo. It will be published twice
a week, on Toaaday and Friday moco
lac. and win be a its ooluom quarto.
Tnay bare made afiaagamenu with
tta American Flaw Association to
Itobhb tbe toteat tetograpble newt.
Tbe praaa baa been most red and a large
qaanttty of type. lb* a rat tosao of
tbe paper will probably come oat the
totter pan of next week.
™**sBmsaanms=s?
urtaur cevar.
** Alwara oa wart nu-Uw
1 "**>*■ a -rune rrewl
Cw" UMUr. to ChattoUe otuerrer.
mSaipaadjary war cuoug aod*1*^
ten for a yaar or two, and hto imprest
mu atnilmant ia the Irrepressible
btaablnekapater, -AaoldmiT rtojoj
•KMnvariiaiar.»JMl Maooin
ton to the storm centra of relljomest
** “there an other*”
"^■w^te'tefttet feto town waa
aometblac of e Kip Vaa Winkle.
■Byte^bnwferwk Sd ^MdTfttood!
JW-J-Wj^toUblagoa^er.
SSf
none mere, Lioooio Inn aed 1.1 wool tv
tan Hotel, TwogBod limy adablee
aiaiijMiiUd by tfcs tan. owned n
moUyely by Keener, a whiter and
Hateb entered, ana. Both keep good
Mtete Mi limy tarries, aadStTE
MMiaiorvdana whoIstrytngto take
5“te Waohkegtoe* ndrioo-aolriag
Iky «»• wblta people.
[ «• thlo Mag ooert waok,
Wntelcattaay that to ei
Jto tnesptloa is on record.
Mpa fee oldest iohaMuot.
fed probably tbe
asEssass
5“^ t'T’ZLTJtJZ
jrtUkakrfrWrata«■«*%»; lwiliwj
»*i£wfcM 1 m ilmlmlM**
ssjjxiwvfca- #rsf
“.rm^ K o< >w* >■ *Mmi
|> f •;' ,;,_ • ^y; -' . *
AhtantiiMUM •ucnw.
ten.
8. C., October 9 -Tm meat
MartahW elect too elace tha time of
▲rieUdee la reported from Judge*
8toca.tot0a Immlet of Laadaford, thia
aaosly. iu object waa to determine
«*«eh cit«**ua ehoutd to Invited to
hare tba neighborhood for the Im
provement of Ua moral tone. Aa lo
vltatiee to leave ta tola oouatty
“**** ’ »• a*y*r dbobe^d, the
■« l" "*•«■ “ !• liven obonalog
WJ**** to wUl aa aver the State Una
the gate* »Jer.’>
Tkcea hat recently been mocb illegal
j|lg*«®tafjtooBt Ianaford, and the
waa nwoaj ta be aaooatagedTyUw
s^rs325.r,'x.^
■.boggy and mala and a"*>a gallon*
of lkgnor. which ha latere |4ed la tba
“•d**- Under the Stale .ikpeuaety law
P«5»r‘j In oonerj lkjmi
la wfally U eoatoatted The mao to
ebarga of tba ootat escaped. A night
or two later an attempt waa made to
^taoglng to a prominent
w— *uppoa*d to have In
aUgatad tba oouauoi* to tba veiaure.
Tbm brought aaatten to a point.
***** white man in tba neighbor
oooa waa aummoaed to meat at Jodca’a
iutiu'rIiF*£*rs to li“»“
2LSL. • m fiH ^ta name* were
nou&ctd that Ihtre wm tn be an •]*©.
U1?if*°d ***th? «"■•*»«" aa foDawa:
an ■
Ib’b^^uHay'i
?** *!<ta bl« or their name* oo a
°V Pfy- tew, and depuait in
rooaelatl-tuS0to £*Cumtb£b m
ssawss tycsr
■ Jl52 «y,»>■*»■.Mlaa mu.
ffitay^ssRE^-iassi
JSLS^PSSfif °r lhr~* Tba
tiiowD to be Ua owner of tha wbidtr
BMila tbaooaatabla had captured
»ita ttoffi:
““5°* w» opeaod it was found
m practact by a
It la oat known wbatbar ka
votod for hlmaelf or caSt alSSoS
ballet tor aoaa at tor man. 7
_°y>*£ *»* 07 ttoaa preeant
woriradaaoh Uharal soppm that they
EC? £2£7*£? £5 “«taf tb
hm^ ow*. Uxta ««too In a
» waa understood that Uioaa
Pmnttaabla,” and the only limit net
upoo their destlaatlon by the aenae’of
ta that It (ball to-7lm
•MUlMMIxmriWM.
It o>«y act be nnueual that a news
H52S»»k h appreciated, bat it Is a
care thing an editor hss cause to realize
*“• jj^mott uertain to do when he
toQa to please somebody. He may do
the right thing as he sees It nine bun
dr*d and ulnety niae Umee hod yet
never know whether hts course fat ap
proved or uot; bat let him do the wrong
thing as somebody elm aaes It the one
thousandth time aed ha will be apt to
hear about it. And when It oomas to
voting resolutions oI thanks to him the
thing la so very remarkable that Its oe
enrreooe is eonaldeted worthy of special
,Th® recent experienoe of
this editor Is e ease in point- The
GreenrUU Btjtnier lays ;
It seems to have been an old sarior
or an old M«a that the work of an edl
»P*ir*ct««d. »od that be is
•“Wtled to ne particular credit for
wbetovut effort he makes toward build
to*aphisnowaealty or awakening ■
epU* of enterprise among his people,
There has Just been a cue where m
•dltof’B experience was so differ sot
from this that It Is worthy of mention.
The town of Henderson has perfected
Si” • *rad*d "eHool, end
the school win soon opee. The credit
of eecurtif it was doe mainly to the
?* ***nolB*' ndltor of the
Gold Leaf, for in maaoa end out of
season be pet forth every enerav and
•MotX la behalf of the movement. As
soon as the trustees of the school were
chosen. leaUxtog the benefit of what
Mr. Manalag had done, they adopted
fteplutioas of thanks and appro,
elation of bit serv e**, Heederscm ts
^.b» oongratoleied upon secorlog
(reded schools.
*« Waala* Wba «»*. um --I
Manafiaturor Itaard.
ml uni rtiuu.
*» ■■ Uwb aiumm kjr rn..a.
At 4 o’clock Sunday afternoon •
tern oocooore* of frtcndL rotative*
Mi comrade* attended the funeral of
ttc laU Bor. W. A Ixey,Dl D., vho
died on Friday ulgbt. Tba aartca*
were tmpaaeaiv* aad aotemn aa battled
tba ooeaatoo, aad war* coodoeted by
JUt Dt. KugeaaDacM. Tba L. O’B.
Branch of Conrad orate YtUraoa at
tended 1b b body, aad tba Brotharkood
of LooonxHlv* EogiDeet*. Leaded by
Mi. It H. Hortoa, warapneeat la a
!***■. **• boooaary pal) btaicta am
braced all Urn daaooea aad aider* of tba
r,**1 x^**7terH» chcrob, aad Mr. J.
Alton Molver, erf Jooaabaro. Tbo ra
ti vapaH baarvra ware Mtaera. H. W.
Jackaou, W. T. Harding, tTakar D.
Tba^toa. of Raleigh,
aod W. M. Uaanah and A. B. Brougb
too. of Norfolk, Vl, vho cam* from
of th* ***** Fnabytartau
Murob of Norfolk, which *« l)r.
Lacy1* beat pratoral*.
. At lb* grave the cboir auog with
touching awratam thraa appropriate
Daniel offend a prayer
that aaaiBid to bring bra van aad aarlh
aearcr, and aa the ann vaat to rear, all
that va* aortal of on* who like Sam
cal of old had followed God from bta
w“ U,<110 »M* batdabJa minted
rather. Tba grave via covered with a
»t beautiful flower*, tba pillow
bandao ° L' *" balag pertiaolarly
OMUaa ***** I** :** (a***n,.
**KitIUc Unliuii.
Tb* Republican SUU committee
M*U in btaUrrtlte to-day. Senator
Pritchard and ether prominent mem
ber* of tbe party will be la eooferenoa
with the oommittM and It it mm
that there will be a formal declaration
at Urn policy of the party ooooaruin*
tlie cooetitational ammiimmil Urn
deoUon law and other qereUoo. which
will ba prominent la tbe State campaign
next year. It U aim mid that Urn
Governor win be Indneed to anil erwdtl
akettona to fill vacanatm In the LegU
latiire oauaed by Um remeaaUon of
certain member* elected to other oft
*■» «*«• Sncb electloo# will have to
be held before next June, a* tbe Oerter
al Amenably meets at that Urn. There
t* a vacancy In thla material district,
canted by the election of Senator But
ler superintendent of ichoote for
Iredell.
« ■ clearly evident that titan will
ba much stronger opposition to tba
adoption or th* constitutional amand
■wot tha* Democrat* (sosrally had
expected. 8ooa after the amendment i
was named by the Legislature many
BepobUeans and Populists declared lu
**»oc of It aad the prospect for Its
adoplloa by an orarwheJaalne rot* was
encaoragiog. Republican
and l*Dpullat leaders, however, real,
'sing that ita adoption means thalr
political death, base made every effort
to create opposition to It, aad w* are
traalt to coo fee* that they are, appar
eaUy, succeadiog better than we desire
to roe them auoeeed. While we have
oo doubt of the ultimata result_tba
adoption of tba amendment by a Urge
majority—the condition* which we
hare outlined make it incumbent upon
DwoctsU to be up and doing. Who
•hall be Governor or United States
Senator, or who shall have th* other
important 8liU tud ooaaLjr offices to
be ailed next your, are maucri or email
moment when compared with tbe soo
pem ot the amendment. While it la
Important that our beat mm Oil tba
Mtoea, it la more Important that tba
amendment shall euocaad. Whan that
la accomplished we.can take care of the
mat. __
Advert la! a* Petals.
Says an exchange ; .
Unless yon want to (top your bud
Mae don’t think of stopping advertis
ing. If you atop the Utter tha fotmar
■111 atop Itself.
h good ad. 0rat oalchee attention,
tbe* awakens thought sod than half
tba battle la over.
..The reason soma ad*, are not read la
there la nothing In them to focus th*
public ay*.
Tbe people who buy good* will pay
them big**11*1 gb MIU~t( TOn ®“k«
Yon can get money out of adver
tising, but you must 11 ret put soma
In.
To-day Is tbe beat time to advertise,
to-morrow yoo might not be able to
So so.
Advertising bring, bust [teas. Look
tometlme* does tha earns thing, but It
ma’k be depended on.
Tba mWdlo elaaaa* are tba greatest
readers of advertising. They read ad
rertteamenra es a matter of domestic
economy, ao aa to make dollars go to
tba utmost limit.
It la what you aay In yeor ad. that
draws enetoawra. Whether you bold
Lhasa or not depend* on what you do
afterwards.
Advertising does wonder* when U»
laillgaatiy carrried on aad backad up
by good baataeea raaaagamant.
wr «H( iiuw.
■ t
IrMklfl aa BMW —■- wi i i
M»—*. MIIUm TkM.
The i«*otMl) mdxi of 1800 elowd
rwtmrday. 17m final aUtWla* of Um
llab* la aa follow*:
„ Woo. Loaf. P. V.
urooklya.Ml 47 .non
PMtaSrtjMaV.V.V.V.'S §7 '.aw
W::::™:* 8 :S5
&»•*•■«».M 47 .UM
.v.W 71 .041
r.n n .mo
i# ,m •••*•.... .70 7ft .400
Mow York.a* oo km
Wkfhlngtoa.M « .004
P*—»••*.to 100 .180
Doriog Um wlstor of 1807 Mr. Jama*
Bond, ooa of Um load lag sUhwoa aad
ra»rrh.ioU of Clay, Clay Ca„ W. V*.,
MroM Mo lag agaioM a «ak* at lea la
•«Mk ■ Maaaar aa lo ton la* it aararaly.
It boaaaM vary sort awoOan aad
pataafkka aa badly that bo mid not
••Ik wltboot Um aid of aruteba*. Ua
•» WtoUd br rtyaMaae, alaa aaad
w ratal Uad* at Aalawnt aad twa aad
akalfgaMoaoat ahlaky IS. baiblag U,
bat aatblag far* aar rollW nrUl ho
ky ^aUag Cfcualmfaa'a l»Ma Ualaa.
la a wart‘a UmmS ba'baHor** tbrt
hadka ooi aaad tbla romady bid I*
woaM bare bad U bo aapaUtad. Pain
ssnsy**
55S*w
»MUU* anttai*.
A Ana, VMW—wkMto SSsmnU
UtliaMmatMMW nyM.
IfcfuiA Ossetic.
A party of Indiana Oahetosto jest ra
ta road from a trip among the remote
wad mntmjaentad lakes of KortUni
Indteaa ran »cross a lttUa cabin occu
pM by Attorney BeovUl. tba lawyer
who defended C. J. Golteau Id bla trial
tar lbo astasalnation of President Gar
hold.
TU bumble cottage le whleh HoovUi
was foond Is situated near tU banka of
Mad Lab*. wUr* h* llvsa tU life of
**• r**id raoluos, neither seeing
■or being eeea. Hie simple wants are
supplied by the merchants of IU near
mttowa. 11a pute to hla Uma, nobody
known bow. aa bla uaksmpt anil uu
ooath Ogura U seldom asaa outside the
walU of tU low cottage, half hidden
by the growth of twining vines ,„d
UBdfrtrQftii,
From aa able, affable and InflnentUI
barrister tioovllt Ua grown Into a tael
taro, taoroee, unapproachable hermit,
dultlag no eommneloetioe wltb Um
world la which U waa tocb a ooaaptca
ous figure a* only counsel tar hla rela
tive eighteenyear* ago. Scot I 1 freb
that he la still abuaoed aad rtssplerd by
•Verybody for hb part la trying to save
the Deck of Golteau on the ground of
Ureditarytnaanlly. though he contends
tUt U did nothing more than than hto
dntr. The lorn of hie wife aod other
mlefortoaea that seemed to pursue
Mm with a raise liras Und added to
to bit melancholy aad oooOrmri him
le hto determination to ebaadoe tU
world and spend the remainder of hit
dart la aeoleston.
For sovatal roars SoovlU baa led Um
life of a hermit, spending bla time at
tba mom secluded spots U coaid Bad.
He still contends tUt Golteau waa
manuuy irresponsible for bla act lu
hilling the President, and points to
th* record of tbs family, a number of
whom hare both before and elaoa the
tragedy been eaoBeed la houses.
KMla r«* Pauic ,
The ttaperloteodmt of Puhlle lo
strucUon bae iseued the foilowla* to
the oounty superintendents : ‘*1 tend
yoa herewith the UK of tax V book a that
5L***«1» Bo*rd °r £<* oca
tieo In 1893. I do tbke aa * »»tl*t o(
oooveoiaooe to yoe aad that yoa may
compare their list with tho one that
should bare bora entered on the record
<* «** county board of edocatloo by the
re*letar of deed* when the oounty adop
tion we* oMd* In June, 1890. l>o not
forget that the oounty oomminlonera
were ex officio the county board of sd
■cotton at tho time of ihl* adoption
and Uo ratoster of drad. waa ex oB\clo
the clerk ofeald board. 1 quote 1 ere
the Uw of 1995 and 1899, torat t™
matter clearly before yoa : Law of
1895—“That the oounty boerd nfadn
oeilcm (oounty commissioners) In the
■ereral ooanttoi of the Bute shall
°f text booh*which shall
be weed is tho public schools of their
respect Ire ooantte*. for a term of three
yean; the mid adoption herein provided
for shall ooour at tho meetlo* of said
boards of education on the first Moo
day In Jens, on* thousand eight hun
dred end ninety-ate (180b), and every
three year* thereafter, and at no other
lime,” etc. Lew of 1899—'‘-That tbe
county board of school directors in tbo
toxeraloouBUsa shall adopt a series of
text-books, which shall bo used in the
poblto schools of their respective oouu
itoa for a time of three yean: the mM
adoption hereto provided for shall occur
•t tbe meeting of eaid boards of school
directors on tbe first Monday In June
nineteen hundred and one (1901) and
•T*y three yssue thereafter and at no
other ilmo, etc • * • Provided,
that the county board of school dlrec
*"■ ■“■u «•«** the name and prices of
all public school books to be printed on
cardboard end kept poeted In eaob end
Pnbll* school boose.”
Tbs list of 1890 Whs ae follows :
tiiEno.
Wmums’ Boeder for Bsglusers.
MeGuOey's Be vised Prinser.
Holmes’ New Fimt Reader.
Holmes' New Second Reader.
Ho mes’ New Third Reeder.
Holmes’ New Fourth Boeder.
Holme*’ New Fifth Reader.
WUITIHW.
North Carolina Copy Books.
Eej»«*lo KlemwoUry Copy Book*.
£Meeite Copy Books. Large Hire.
Harper’s Primary Oopy Books.
Harper’s Orsmmer School Copy
Books.
SPKT.T.INO.
Harnegtoe’s Spelling Book.
Tbe N. C, Practical Spelling llook.
aamumre.
Hanford's Primary AilthmoUe.
Ban ford’s Intermediate Aritbmetle.
Sanforda Common School Aritbme.
tie.
Sanford’s Higher ArlthmeUo.
0RAJMAM.
8 win ton’s Imngna** Lessons.
Harvey’s Revised Elsmentary Gram
mar.
Harvey’s Bevlaed English Grammar.
OKOOltrHT.
Maury's Elementary Geogrspliy.
Maury’s Revised Manual of Geo*r«.
•iaory’s Revised Pbyslral Geogra
phy.
narroxT.
Spencer’s Pink Step la X. C. HIs
ton.
Moore’s School History of United
States.
Hansen's School History of United
Autae.
Henecll's Higher History of United
States.
wvn. oovanssuir.
Ploger'e Clyll Government.
Prtarman'e Olyll Govern n»t at, H. O.
SdlUoo.
DTortoxAxins.
Waheter’e Priaiary Dictionary.
Webstar'e Common School Dlctlon
^^•babar'f High School Dictionary.
Webster's Academic Dictionary.
Wot carter's Primary Dictionary.
WoemeUr’s Oampenboaeive Dlctlon
WuroMter'i Academic Dictionary.
mnOMNT.
Ocod Health (tor Children.
Health Lemcne Urn Begmarra.
wt,«i5sr»r,w
Orth's* Wall Map *f *<HU> Carollaa.
Yonra trelr,
(i. H. Kmtn,
tfcipt. PaMW laetractlea.
w ctMtwuMSaH may.
Tam laaann km* Qataiae Vat***. Al
Cnaaexra ie<a«a* iha aaay W X mm to car*
m. tw eeaahta haa LtQ aatartt takM.
nr aviMAma Aaan.
H ' k»< oowrret oo tan meivtnx low*
IfflH&BaSEr
BHSWWSW
Would aooo MM have la iST w.v of nM.
c*«<« sari WlWoa't kouao Uirs* startle kick.
I***} Ms aai*a of nay paatr^r I
Nr G-y aaUi M oa th* rwy or ground
TV bo mi oraaratM 10 ibta town.
Wkjo wa »*« valor, wnrla to this loan
And tloctte bsbis tv Mm aa a round;
All ihw ilau twmi I n*W M aod.
And ikrta tl kt favored ft wUl bk ated.
Oh. If w* ouuid on maoibkr role,
And Ik* Cuunly wttk Ok fairly -kot*!~
Wo ouabP lo bsvs lik Coo it Huuso burr,
It wcaM nor b* Don wan w Im.
waa Ibs Court House Iwc and fan hnw loo
Whol “ore osyid tbsy far us ail Oo;
resaeom* Hate OTor on Air ESaa BUaw
a brokrvr yvu warn aoamblag road to oat.
-HP.
WMImj and mia aim.
Tii# manufacturer may grumble sod
declare ibat the saw gia It lire ravat
drauoetlva proems that oottoa la sub
jected to from Um cotton add In tho
WHuulag frame, yet ha la ooapelled to
no cut* tbe iltuatloa from the fact that
no Inventor hat brought out toy other
proofs* of separating tbe Hot from Uie
seed that Bode furor with the cotton
grower; for bo smss to te the roan
to picas*, as It Is tile business lo raise
tlie crop, maiket tbe same aod get hla
pay for It.
KU Whitney foresaw wbat waa
wanted In hia day, tad went to work
aod produced It, We say be "built
wisely.” or that be -‘bnllt better than
be knew." for tbe lest of a hundred
yean shows him to have been so In ven
ter worthy of appreciation. Dorn aod
ed mealed m New Hnglaad, lie carried
with him lo Georgia that spirit of en
terprise that baa distinguished him
among saeo of genius.
During tba pest winter Use writer
flailed tbe spot where Whimsy made
bla experiments with his cotton gin.
Upon a sluggish stream that la known
as Doable Uraaehea, which flows into
tbe Savannah river, a raw miles below
Augusts Gs.. stands a deserted wood
en mill building with Its orumbilng
wooden tub wheel la a decayed wheel
pit. Near by te a broken darn, aod a
eaue-brake, which borders upon a
swamp where the long flowing moss
haop drooping from the trees. Tbe
spot la interest!?! only as a place
Where White ay mads experiments and
opr rated bU Brat oottoo gia. Upon
this spot tba ooUod growers and the
manufacturers should alike join la
erecting a tablet to tbe memory of Bli
Whiiaey. Only for the laeentioti of
the col Ion gia hat cot loo oiaoufaotur
iug assumed the vast proportions that
It has Ihrnugftdnt the world.
For lb? following bit of history I am
indebted to Charles CJ Jooee, LL. D.,
author of tbe "History of Georgia"
and other historical works.
• U nOITJIT,
mat born in Wvstboroagh, Mm, Dec.
8, 1879, and after completing bis edu
cation at Yale caroe lo Georgia with
the view of entering into the legal pro
fession. H* made bis I Knee with tha
widow ot General Green. Ibe Hsvv lu
tlooary beru, and as Iraditioo has It,
had Ills attention directed by that lady
lo ths subject of ■ machine for prepar
ing cotton for the market, la those
times the seed was lahoronsly and im
perfectly separated from the lint by
hand, and Mrs. Green seems to bare
foreseen that Important results would
follow a speedier prooesa. Young
Whitney worked out Ibe Idea, acd In
1799 received a patent for btm fa mo u a
gin. HI* ax perl men la wera mads Is
aod near Augoata, On, and about four
miles north of U>e city is still to la
scan the dam used by him to ran bis
works. Sometimes it is said that
Whitney li not the real Inventor of
this device, bat purloined the idea from
Its original author. Tbe statement
being that s el Uses of Sooth Carolina
constructed a gin toward lbs oloee of
tbe eighteenth oentuiy, sod that Whit
ney stereptlttoBsly gained access to bis
work shop and carried oil Utopian, and
constructing a machine, patented it as
bis own.
THIS STOUT.
Is told with gnat otrcnmalantiallty,
and the house in which tbe machine
was originally constructed le said to be
still standing within sight of Aogusta
in Hamburg S. O. on Uto left band
side of tbe road just across the Savan
nah river bridge Tbe contemporan
eous history of Whitney's times, bow
eysr, shows pratty clearly that be wae
really the inventor. Tbs patent was
Issued to him In 1798, and by not ot
I>camber 19,1801 (Ive statutes South
Carolina, peg* 494) the iegtalatnre of
8outh Carolina, purchased from him
the right to nee bis patent In that State
for the sum of $90,000. The Augusta
Ga , Harold of December 90,1801, meo
Uous tbe pacing* of this act and says :
‘•In tbe negnUatlons between the leg
islature 3>f South Carolina sad tbe
pdenbee. we understand that every
satisfactory evidence of the originality
of ilia Inveatlea was produced, and its
principles so folly explained by the lev
gentoos Inventor that little or so di
ve rally of opinion existed as to tbe pro
priety of mating a contract. ” Wow If
Whitney bad really robbed a eltlx*n of
South Carolina of the Invention it la
Hardly likely that lhe Irgtelelnre of
tint cry Slate years after bavs per
mitted him as against one at its own
people to pr-flt by Uie wrong. If any
question was raised before tbe legisla
ture of South Carolina as lo Whitney's
right every satisfactory evidence of
Ibeorigiaallty of tbe invention was
produced so that lb era was little or no
diveially of opinion as to the propriety
of making tbe son tract.
WIIITXBY » niCIIIT VOTH* mVMTTOli
*«' farther eMabUatMd by act of the
lrgMaiura uf TromaaM In IMS by the
pa**age of the following resolution :
"Wbrwi It haa been mode to aspomr
to l bo mUMbmIm of Um gtuvrti so
mmbty that Bll Whitney, from whom
thl* (feat* parotMMd Um patent-right
to a maohio* for eltsnlog oottos. e*»
■Mly 0*11*1 th* taw flo, W Um tr*a
inventor of eald maahlM, etc.
W* draw a wall .rear the I taper fee
ll><n* of l he saw gin, and aa eha*rf ally
« Um mbdithwM I notify aooopi th* ■*
ltl*l«d atagt* and refer toe that w* Imv*
n«i that to bo ||*ntf*l for. Rut o*a
tlntea demand bow ome-or-e. and every
eulLua m< oaf-a- ttrer will hall with d*
llgl.tlh* III'r.«l aether of a mufliia*
wMg* Will two .10- lb- ... J-ntxmaM*
realuree »t tha pre-ewt gyateM uf gla
ulog caUtm
The maauf»oiu<er ahoald »>nl|*wa
to org* upna the MudiM*r Um. Impor
fgnce of Improved awthadi ..f rrr rar
ing oatoo tor tlM Market Beery
eO>wt Mad* In that dim* Ion baa it*
h>d**M*. *wd ta Um* will bring a boat
tha reqaired gggnant
«TUU«NID 1IM.
COMING!
R. BRANDT, of Chester,
Ou« of Ue 'StJ.el, ItTMit, and Boat
rallabic J«w. I-17 ,„d Optical
KatablMiBrnta In South
Carolina. .....
OA8TONIA,
MONDAY. IMTaBKa Mr*. NU
RAY *ILTI
The boo* rxlenatv* line of Due
Watchea, Jawtlty. Novell Ira, Nilver
war*, Spectacle* and Ryu Clata.*
everdlapUyad la the city.
* f .or no* u> 1 r»» aa
wATV* \t*m manual) I'Un.
Will* for partkolara immediate.
Jj B«l arlrcl Tosr food, when H.
Brandt come*.
-^^WHEN YOU—^
Want to Buy
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Hats,
Shoes,
Notions,
Underwear,
Lace Curtains,
Window Shades,
Curtain Poles,
Carpets,
Mattings,
Trunks,
Valises
And hundreds of other articles at a
saving of from 10 to 26 per cent,
don't fail to call on the
NEW
YORK
RACKET.
YOU MAY
. . . AND
YOU MAY NOT
Get the name bargain! at sou* other store. There is nothin*
wrong in coming and seeing for yourself and being satisfied. It
is to your advantage to go where, you con get the beat for the
least.
Dry Oooda, Groceries, Clothing, shoe, and Notion!
-^^McDILL & MILLER.-^
-HThe Pickling Seasons
is now on. Good housewives are preparing for the winter season
You need the beat vinegar for pickling purpo^y^, fifld ,
iu cmr "Elko" pure apple vinegar, four years old. And
you'tl need whole mixed spioes. I have the very beat
In 5 and iocw.t packages. Fourteen kinds of
spices in the assortment. •
• •
▲gent tor " Patterson Woolen Mills,” “Charlotte St
. Laundry” and "Gastonia Bakery.”
You'll want good Bread and must have it,,
MOORE.
Lowell High School.
ran tan .«■ «nu,
<t*t ImiImi Opona Aug. atth
Attention firm lo all aomaioa and
higher breach**. Boy* and air la pn
yarwl far eoltag* or r<« buhaim.
Tanahera competent, palneUfting a ad
dearfrd to the heat lalaraat at the
puglla placed aodar (Mr train tag
Ratra gaa ran lead to aalt the tlmaa.
Leaailon healthy.
ter farther particular* apply u>
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