THE GAZETTE;
THIJIAIlkAT. JTTLY 1*. 1*18.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
AUvarOarawnts neml la ISia oolncan M
XI wnki IIm for ir*a iaaorUon ends Mala
• Uov rur M«k UuarUoo Iturraallar.
WANTED—TaMnlioarderi. lUUa
reasonable. Airily at Uili
office.
XX)U SALK—A aU-yaar-old bursa Cor
* tala. Apply ta
K. C. McLean.
LOST—A card cam wllb tbe dabs
Will White on tbe back, tie
word If ret anted to this office.
LOST—On tbe streets, Siluidey. a
gold oar-shaped pin. bearing the
letter* "U P." Reward offered. Bo
turn to this office.
VALU A BLR olty lot Cor sale, at
bargain opposite T. M. P*ys
eoux’a.
I\ N. OLBNN. Gaffney, 8. U.
VOC WANT Blank Deeds. Mnrtga
<*• gee, Chattel Mortgagee. Land
Poster*. Call at Tan Gasettb office
and we will fnrnisb you all you uaad.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
—Sbelby will have a grand atreet
carnival August 7. B 9. "Urer $10,000
worth of frae attracliuos ”
—Don't forget the mretlng of tbe
Bible Hoolety. It ta Friday, Aagaet
3rd. Etorning end afUrixvm erosion.
—Tbe member* of the Dellas social
club will give a barn party naxt Tarn
day ntgbl ua tbe lawn of Gaatnu
College.
— f*be Brlmont academy under ilia
efficient maiiagesoest of Prof. P. P.
Hall will open Sagtemher 17. See ad.
In anotbnr oulumo.
—Hon. M. 11. Justice addressed tbe
people of Gaetonia Tuesday night In
tbe Opera Houti. Tbe apeech srae
well received by tbe aodleocr.
—In another column will be found
notloa of epaotal term of oourt In Gas
too ooonty beglonlng Monday 13th of
August for trial of cMI cases oul>.
—Tbe Preabyteiian excuraioo pasted
up tbe C. N. and W. on Taraday. Tbe
train was well loaded before It reached
her*. A number from thi*pisoejoined
them.
—Tbe ltbyoe B liter Mill which tu
bought by Craig A Wilson some time
*40, bee been started. Mr. Calvin
Mam has beau engaged aa miller aud
tbe mill will be ruu every day now.
—Don’t forget tbe big tally at River
bend this weal, Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday. Col. Abernathy ears it
will be tbe biggest to ll>e State.
Amusements of all kinds will be fur
nished.
—Mrs. 4. L. Lendls gave a delight
ful party to a few friends Saturday
night. Tbe following were Invited
geests: Hisses Aoebel Mardook, Kate
MeLeugbew aad Madge Walton ;
Ms ears. lAwresoe Baal. Arthur Span
oar, Robert Murdock, Matthew Harper
and McDowell Waitoo. Refreshments
were eared.
— Mr. Chat Carls weet to Wilming
ton last week to stand tbe examination
before the State board of pharmacy.
Mr. Oayls bad only been in college one
year sod be passed the examination
without any trouble. He will return
however nest year to Baltimore toojo
tioee Lie studies. Tbit speaks well ror
Mr. Cavls and we congratulate blm on
hie suoera*.
—Rev. J. M. McClain of Torkvllla
passed through the oily Monday on ble
return from Poplar Tent church. Mr.
McClain bae accepted a call to that
cbureb and will move to Poplar Tent
about tbe first of August. Mr. Me
dela has been pastor of tbe eburohes
of Bamab and Beth Hbiloh near York
vtlle for about 8 years. lie lived In
Oettoole for a number of years and bee
quite a number of friends beta.
r»Map IMt.
A good crowd had assembled Ja Urn
Opera Houaa la at Friday Dlght to hear
the speeches of lion. U. F. Mason aad
Mr. I. Y. Wabb. Mr. Maaan waa
quite unwell aad not nbin to apanh be
did bo war nr tanka a (aw remarks wbtoh
wore full at good adrtaa, sound dee
Irina. Tba narrow gaaga trait waa
vary rnueb delayed aad Mr. Wabb did
not gat hare until a lata bour. Tba
time waa taken upby epeeobaeadjudge
Waa. H. Laurie, Mr. W. F. Marabell,
Mr. D. L. Huaaail, aad Mr. Oaorga
Howell of tba Tran too mill. Mr.
Howolle epeaeb waa applauded time
and again. Joat after Mr. Wabb bad
began to apanh tba eoranine of a lady
attracted tba attention of tba orowd
sad moat all left tba hall to aaeartain
tba oauaa. It waa found to be at Mra.
R. L. Johnson's. Mra. Jobnaou with
bar daughters are living In a small
houaa In tba rear of Ih«wr reetdeooe
while tbelr bosM Is andergnlag some
ebnagas. They ware frlght-ood by
some one trying to enter tba window.
Tba lad lea ware ukea to Mr. Marshalls
and Mr. Wabb oootlnaed hie maeeh
which was a dot spurt nan of oratory
and argument.
Mr. Charlie MoCarrer, son of Mr.
aad Mra F. H. MaOsrvar, dted on
Hlbbalb evanlag at <1 o’clock. Mr.
MaOarrtr waa Juat eomlng Into man
hood *1 aetata. He waa M year* old
and bad a bright future before him.
Ha wee greatly beloved by the family
aad a fhwrite with everybody. Tba
daadly favor did IU work qatekly. Ha
eras sick only 14 days. He boa bees
alerting at nankin A Craig’s store.
Tba fuaeral euarrtam look plaoa it tba
Chapel and ware a on ducted by Bar.
Mr. Bogar. assisted by Prof. Ctlaa of
Laootr College, of Biokory. Mr.
Ctlaa said Charlie bad gown to aebooi
to him and be wanted to testify to Me
scholarship nod Obrtathui ebarestar
A van Urge erawd attended tba
fnaarnl. wi extend oar rtnoavaat
sympathise to tba bereaved family.
At «-*«*•
Bf M mahHMM Mr. L. L. i«t»
klo« m to «paok a Botor’o Min m
KMdt 1 olgto. Ho woo oo tto fraud
a tto prop* DM Md nm Roa.
o. r. Maooo. Mr. JuklM toeltood
to (pook ottor aotdoa Mr. Moom ttoro.
Mr Mmm told tto bo eould opook
•nt or loot tot to wooM not agio*
no aoptklo* to Mr. Maooo tpoko
10 i largo om ■UoodurV> ■odtanao.
it bum tto ottor Mo la otrald to
UUO no I* Ho* dotota.
WUXTIOS.
Katrina lluntw returned Inst
week.
— Mlaa Nellie Koaeman Is visiting In
town.
— Mr. Lloyd Milford •gwint diblwtli
lu luwn.
—Ml* Jane Mwire ia vultlug In
Llnoolntoa.
— Mra. Ed. Love returned in Llo
oolotoo Ual Friday.
—Mr. A. U. Mangum bu returned,
■uoti Improved by Ms trip.
-Mra. Little Falla ot King** Mown
UId wu in town Friday shopping.
-Mtm Ella Cody of YorkvlUr. le
vlaltioR Mlm Boea Eoart this week.
—Mra, J. C. Galloway left U«t week
oa • visit to ber old home la Virginia.
— Bev. Plato Durban la vialtiog Lie
brother, Mr. It. L. Durham tbi* week.
— Mra Emma Curry of Wildwood
Ft« . la vlaltlng Mra. B. F. Olenti lb la
week.
—Mlm Annie Plunk |a vlaitlug
friende and relatlyea In King's Mouo
tain.
- Mr. Zeb Ding of Knoxville Ten
nenee. Is vialtiog friende and relatives
In town.
-Mra. Gapt. Fetrlok and MIm N.
Gleon of Begonia were visitors to town
Tuesday.
—Mra. Dr. It, M. Beld and Mr. aod
Mra. J. K. Curry left last Thursday for
Hendersonville.
— Mr. 8. A Crossly returned To reday
•tor* pleasant visit to bu parent Is
Doe West, 8. U.
-Mr. and Mra. J. U Keunedy are
at Hsyeood White nulphur Springs
for a week or two.
— Bev. W. P. mine nf lllckorv was
in towo yesterday drumming op stu
dents fnr ills college.
-Mr*. .1. F Gallant, of Charlotte,
mother or Mr. J. II. Gallaolspeat sev
eral days In town thin week.
—Mrs. L I„ Jenkins, aud little
MIssm Helen aod Lata left Tuesday
mocolug ror Wrlghtavllle lieaoh.
— Uiaeea Mamie Hues and Delta
Johnson arv vlaltlng Mlaa Mary
MoLurd la Stanley Croak this week.
— Messrs. J. R. Lewis. O, F, tissue,
L. J. Hollaed and Boh Lewis, ot
Dallas, attended the speaking Tuesday
night.
—l,. l*. Jenkins of uastoul* a Hooded
tb* meeting of the Dtlling mill stock
holder* WedDeaday--King’* Moun
Ula Oracle.
— Mri. Dr. Crowell returned boo*
Uat Wednesday. Si# waa aeeompaniod
by Ulaa Emm* and Ailoe Ardray wbo
will vlalt be*.
—A. M. Whltaaldaa, of Oaatoet*
wn o*«r to tb* Beating of tire DUliog
Mill atoek hold era Wedneaday.—King1*
Mountain Ora el*.
—Him** Clara and Baa* Holland re
turned Uat Saturday morning from
Tort Till# where they have bean viatt*
Mia* Mart* Carroll.
-Mai. Whit# Ware, w. T. Lora.
S. N. Bojo# and John Bryan attended
the WilkUMnabargar marriage In
Lincoln ton tbla week.
—Mr. and Mra. J. J. Kacoady, Mr*.
Troil Turreuoa, and Mri. L. H. Loaf
left laat Saturday morning for Spark
ling Catawba Spring*.
—Mra B. C. King and tbrae chil
dren of Foreal City rial tad In town
Mteral daya tbia weak. While hare
tbe waa lb* gneat of Mra. W. I. Stowe.
r» wtrmrlUi.
Mr. and Mra. J. H. Kennedy left laat
weak for Wayocavlll* WblU Sulphur
Hpnoga Mr. Jim Gallant left Tuaa
day for WayneavUla. Tb* Chariotta
Nawa or Saturday haa tha billowing to
wty of tba Spring* ate : Tha Whit*
Solphor Spring* hotel, Waynaarill* X.
O.. la aojoylog a One patronage. Tbla
early lo tba aaaaoo they Tiara tb* main
bn lid log nearly full of gnaau and tba
a»w annrs near mmplatloo la now ret
ting Ito abac* of application. Tb*
groeoda there are baaoUfol. tbe aprieg
Itaelf Is a marvel of woader for Ita
eeretlT* propertlea. Tb* moaotala
rtawa simply a grandeur of oatuie that
auipriaaa ovary viaritor and no place In
Waotero North Carolina can boaal of
mote real advantages for comfort than
tbla spot In WayaaavlUa.
■■HammM
a Maw natal.
It mu from aoTalopta printed In
to wD tola weak that there it a m bo
tal bare. Tba envelope tiaa thla
on It:
Hotel Loray,
UaatonU. H. C.
W. T. Barnet, Prop.
Only aeoood-elaaa hotel In tba world.
A Rack Undar tba Table to Support
Your Poet Wbile you pull at Uie Steak
Caab Prloaa to Bainla and Slunara
Tooth Pick* Proa. Coma on Boya.
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■•HIM a* amawn
A protracted moating will be,bald In
tba A. B. P, Cburoh at Pranmir (illy
bwriaalag Friday night. Tba leiTloee
wMboeondoetedby Bar. B. B. Hough.
A aordial lavitatlna la oitandad to all
dteomloailoaa and to lha aatlra oom
■oally.
Uin to Imp toimiiumm
F . r. Hall—AonooPOM tba opooioa of
Um 11 tb Saaatoa of (bo BolorZu aZ*.
my nodrr aroooot nanaftwaont aad
•gako of tbo advaoiafoi of that
Bow Joooo W. HUor—8ayo Iho Hlfb
Sebooi of Oaatoola wllloaoa Softott
bar S. A Boo or I Mary loaahac taaafad
Md toDoi Iba otHwt of tba aeboat.
BoMaaoa Broa.—Bill) have a foor O*
ford Uao aad Boat ban tka m4 but
toaa at prtoaa to totrmt you. Tki
bata aooMtblof to aayof nafllgaa
tMrta aad atnw kata.
Haor York Baebot—waala you to om
tkoao koto la Ibak window for SI.00
a rr'hnjw to r.so.
P. R. Okm-Raa a nloabk lot far
aala at a banal a.
Staada* CduC-IMya by . tarn of
tba nHa you aao got an dawrta of
boat yoa raaotro aa a Wlekkaa CHI
Mam
jssa "
**• o. Paatt—<omi aatka af aaaakl
tom uf oaart for Oaataa oooaty
JIIAM lUlltll.
Will fcc (1h4mM aa Briar
«*T, A. «l. KMwlrM. Prlarlgal
iipoi OMilirr I.
Uaaton cvuuly It to have another
trliuol, a kIioo) nduilyilf fur gtrK
Ilia Jones Heminai y at Alt Heating
Fur 8oom) Uan • oorriw|ionilmtce baa
been going on Ustwroii Mr. L>. 1*. Junes
reprti-waUog tba holra of Urn Jonas sa
ute and a (peels I oomailU-r appointed
by tba First Presbytery of tba Aaao
elate Ileformed church. Mr. Joare
wire vary saxloaa to have a school
opened lbare and cooductad oa Iba
•acos lioaa aa before. Ha waa vary lib
eral In bla terms. lie naked that tba
building ba pul iu repair and kspt In
repair and be would allow the uae of It
tor a term of three yaara,
AU arreogamata have now beau
ocmplaiad. Plagab and BaUwny are
going to put tba building la repair.
Tba comwlttaa wbo baa tba matter Id
charge la ooiapoaed ..f Matari. Edward
Ousoo, George Fall aud J. T. Claw
ford.
Tba oomtoittea appointed by Presby
tery mac laat wart and sleeted Bar.
A. G. Kirkpatrick, of Prosperity A O.,
aa principal, and be tiaa aigniBad hit
acceptance, Ha will ba assisted by bla
da og liter Mrs. Wlllia Xlrtpatrlek
Douglas He baa no' selected tba
other tancbeia, but ba will bare a full
eorna of teacher*
Tbs repair work will ba ptwheri to
completion, and It la aspeeted that the
•cboo'i wilt Lie opened about October 1.
Bar. A. G. Kirkpatrick la a native
of Mecklenburg county, and for a long
lima engaged In ta*ehlog. About 10
f«ara ago ha entered Kraktoe Theoiogl
cal Damluary, and ha* bean preaching
constantly, ainea bla graduation. Ha
waa first pastor of Hew Dope. Fairfield
oo'jnty, A C., and laat ptaanot patter
of the A, K. P. eboreb at Prosperity,
B. C. Tor coma time bla haaltb has
tot permitted him to preach regularly.
Hie daughter la wrll known aa Mias
Wlllia Kirkpatrick. Mm la n splendid
teacher Mr. Kirkpatrick will earns on
tola wart te make all arongemtute for
an early opening of tba eobool.
The school will ba coo doc lad upon
lb* cum lioaa aa formerly. It will be
> non Sectarian. Christ ten achooi, and
Ua term* will ba mad# *o reasonable
tost aveu tbeas poaaaeaed of small
menus can bars obtain a good adiuar
ilon. Tbla has always base an admir
able quality Id this nobooi. lu fact it
tea bean one of lu distinguishing
feature*, and this dUtlneUvanaea will
not be leal uoder the new manage
ment.
TIM Nlak new—I.
Aa tDiHiDaad in our local oolumn
last work Bov. Jeaaa Siler will hxfa
charge ol the Gaston Institute (or the
oomlug term. Ur. Silei inform* ua
that under bts manage meet the school
Will be known as the High School.
Tb* object of tbe school will be to
prepare young mac wad aonug ladle*
for sutartag lb* beat milages of our
land; to give a good arrv'eeubte high
school training to tkos* who an not
preparing for college. Mr. Silas baa
been hard at work am alecs b* decided
to undertake tba management. He I*
do at ranger Id oor midst, baaing
preoebad for a number sacra In Macfe
taaburg oonoly, but for tb* Infor
mation »f thorn looking for * school
for their children, wa ghra something
of tbe personal of tb* faculty.
Rev. Jeaae W. Siler Is a Prmby
terlan minister of Franklin Macon
oounly. (I* graduated (rum Davidson
College In 1885 at the hand of hia class
taking I mad ala; on* for oratory, oca for
mey 1st and oo* for muthemuUea. He
graduated In 1868 (rum Untoe Samlnary
Virginia with dUUnotioo and has
•luce been preaching and Is wall known
through western North Carolina ea tbe
Staled Clark of Mecklenburg Presby
tery.
Mr*. Siler who will have charge of
the primary department la regalded ae
one Of tbe flneat primary leaobere tu
lira State having graduated from Salem
Fares!* Academy, and baa taught In
Wawvarvllle OuUegs, In tbe Graded
School In Hateigk. In Sallees College
Teno. and baa tb* highest recomeoda
tktna from Prof. Scarborough, Dr. J.
D. M. Carry, end ell lb* Principal*
with whom aba ha* isugbt.
The music teacher la Mia* A. V.
McOeacfay, a graduate of Peace Insti
tute, a teacher of 6 years experience,
and lsjuat now back from taking a
noons* in vocal and InatramenUl aeutle
In tba college of music la Ciectnaetl.
Ail tbe teaobrrs are thoroughly com
petent and equipped tor drat clam
work.
UtalnraiarA.MMi B.CMIna.
W. Iiava tba catalogue of lb* A and
11. Collage far 1800. Tber* an 901
Kadnata, of whom 188 paid for Uiolr
education In monty earned by them
**Um. Btodent work at tba Callage
daring tba year amounted to S9.OT8.8ft.
It Incladed carpenter log. garde*lug.
boiler-tending, englun-taodlof,dynamo
tending, machine-work. atocVfaadiug,
wuod-catting, milking, plumbing,
a weeping, ahoe-making, uaoblog. farm
work, bell-riogtag. trumpeting. wall
alaanlog, dlalng-room aartloa* and
(aoltor'i work.
Tba Cot lag* Include* (1) a high-grade
teab no logical da par trot ol for tba ad a
nation of engHmara, arobitoeta, otwm
lata, electrician*. agriocUwrlaU and
hortlcultorlaU; (S) a manual training
department for tba training of tkUled
workman In all line* of manaal labor
requiring Mill.
Tli* total ezpenaaa for pay atudanU
are 1198 a year; for etndaoia bolding
acbolartbipe, 899. Write to PraoMool
Gao. T. Wloaton, Raleigh. H. C.. for a
catalog no,
TUa «MM i*M won Im rtayM.
Tba York Till* Enquirer of Friday
agate taken qp that Imaa-ball matter—
tba gam* that wa* caver played. We
can’t aaa that tbe farther eg I tail *o of
Uw auhjeot to oar paper would aeoom
plieh any good, an we ooald not ooe
elbM the York villa team that tltey
did not piny tba gncaa of ban. and an
w* will drop tba matter with thlelmu*
■wtaoit.
We lave endeavored to get tba total
rvgwtratlou of precloou an ever the
county but have act baaa aucaemful.
Wa give lboa* wa have.
total. vKoaont
I-a well - ... fan 81
Halotont - - - - 897 184
Gaetoata Ho. I - - 888 188
- • • 840 84
County Correspondence. 1
LilU* Gooige Dewey lb* 10 moolli*
oM mu »f Mr. and Mr*. Noah Delling
er dlrd at their bone lo Charlotte Frl
day evening ; tbe remains were brought
hereto Mr*. Dallioger'e father's Mr.
L. A. Reynolds, from whaoee the lu
ll era I area conducted by Uielr pastor
Rev. B. L. Hoke Muoday taornlog.
Tbe little body was laid to rest in the
fkslly burying ground at Hickory
Grove.
There was another youug Ilf* went
out here Sunday morning, It anta the
tbe little year old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. 3. A. Maugum. The little out
sue bed beeo III for eome time and
iteadily grow wares until death relieves
Us lufferiog. Tbe reaaiei were laid
lo rest at Uoatoea Monday Burning.
Mr. Uias Lay and Mlm Maggie Wit
aim warn married Sunday morning by
aomeoae having authority to tia kuota
lu South Carolina where nearly all our
youug people go to gel married lately.
Mr. (Jotsmao Howard of Denver Is
vtmtlng hie moUter-lo-law Mr*. □. ft.
Wilson.
Mr. Cleent McCaJIum and family
liave moved here from Hop* Mill#
Mr. and lira Robert Browning (not
lb* pool) who bar* bean aojourulog In
Ooooord fur sums time are among us
W« are glad to im Dr. L. N. Gteoo
na our etaeete agate after bis vacation
at Cleveland Spring*. It* was calted
Into service aa toon aa he landed.
Mr. k. a. Moore tad family went
over to Moout Holly Bondar. Ileaaya
they bad a very heavy rain aud courld
•Table wind over there Sunday rrru
Lag.
llev. W. R. War*. pnaMlagBdw of
tbo Shelby district waa here Saturday
•veiling aod pruetdrd at the third qoer
terly conference of the Ho Aden elite
cliuroh. Mr. Were preached for ua
Saturday clal.t uud agate on Sunday
night at which time the L* rd*a Sup
per waa oalaWeird.
Mr. Jamre Stowe ig taking lesnne ta
tbe dva bouee awd Intro da to leant lira
art of dyelog.
Mlaa Bits I*rvaaWy of Gaetoola
•tailed filauda bee* Sunday. Mo Aden
vltle la her old home.
Mr. (luo. Shrrar of ObarloUa. waa
over Sooday on very partloelar bust
bom which could not be attended to try
proxy aa It la an affair uf tbe heart.
Mr. Mack Kala Superintendent of
the Ninas mill waa ovsr terra to aaa Mr.
John Abernathy Sunday evening. Mr.
Abernathy baa been au lovalld fur
•one time.
Meaera J. H. Walters and brolJier.
M. A. Walters returned from New
Fork where they hare bees attending
a Wrbrr’a school Mr. M. A. Walu-r
has accepted a position la a ffrtt olaaa
barber ibop In Urveuiboro and Mr. J.
H. Walters baa opened a ahop In-re
these young men are worthy aod we
bellave daarrvo suooru
Mrs. Sarah K. Flatter. Icon a visit to
ber eon, Mr. R. D. Fiaher.
Tbe MoAdeoville post offlou ie lively,
it moves about pretty fast, tbe last
nova la to Betbttoa's etc re
The Amendment has gained all the
ground there ie to gain fur all our
people are a unit on It aod are very
much enthusrd over tbe proeprot of
baring a a bile man’e government.
| Lowell Locals.
Pftio bUlurUe wnV« Imuc.)
Dry. dry weather down Ibis way
makes thing* kind 'a dull, but atUi
people err going end oomlng all tbe
tints.
Wheat threshing etc, keeps tbe fat
•W lu a bustle. Wheat la generally
Siod bat wImI baa besom of osle T
rmera are mill working In UwJr oreoe
u round liere bat will iweuy well Oobdi
up lUa wi-ek.
A protracted reeeUag baa Imago lag
on at tbe UapUai ebarcb since tbe
aeoeod Sunday. Be*. Mr. Smith la
assisting Mr. Vlpprrma.
Mr. Haywood Earoy took rlolaoUy
Ul I eat Saturday and bad several con*
vulaloas but la Improving torse, tla
bad been unwell for aem Urn.
Wort an the new factory bonding is
prugnseiag rapidly and with no bod
look eon be Bobbed In a abort time
now.
MueOste Oo rowel I la vlaltlng la
town tfale weak.
Mlaa Alloa Craven la the goeot of
Miaa Krwln HoWnaoe.
Quite a number of yoeoa people et
Uudad tbe pleoio at Hew Hopeeboreb.
Tbe tamtlj or Bov. ». Batter are
vtalUog relattoee at UeedavUle aad
Breen boro.
Mra. B A. Millar, gave a tea party
IO a number «f yoaug folks tart eve
ning.
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Tim Velma* of Qaetoo eouty ora
heioity notified that oar no do*] reunion
•HI be held el Pa I he ou Tboreday
Augaet lbe Oth. Vetomoe let n« how
your pneenee; Important mattora will
bo me up, therefore he oo bond. The
Wm. (Jambla Camp of United Confed
erate Veterene will were tba mm day.
Tba conamlUaee appointed to aollolt
funds to pmvlde dm oar for Um old
rate ran. will report u> tba undents oed
by tba 1st of August the amount raised
end the probable numtompeetad into
pessaot.
w. x. Stows. Seev.
J uly 24th 1200._
lalvaan Baanrlwnilan tor Ibr A. 4k M.
IMbS*.
The annual mtraooa esamfnaltoo
lor sdmlmioo Into tbs North Oarolloa
College of Agrteuluan and Mechanic
Arte, Bale lab, X. G., will be told by
see to too Goart-house on Saturday.
July 28th. lost., st M> o'oltck a. m.
Candidates will plasm bs proatd.
U V. HonrxAM.
Co. Sept. Hobenlt.
_Dallas. N. C.
tea el Mpeetal Term tfwart Hi 4nt»
•as oaaaly.
Poraunut to so order of thaQormior
<t Nottb Carollua tltara will be sapoobaJ
L-rm of tbe Court held for Oaaton
Bounty to Uwrio Monday too Ifitb day
or Aunoat, 1900 for the trial of Cirtl
eeeee only.
Joss G. Ptjstt.
Gtoirmoo of Uio Board of County
CommliwiuDire.
July 24th 1900.
SEE THOSE
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I2T OUR WIITDOW.
THIS WEEK FOR $1 EACH.
They are up-to-date or down-to-date and worth
$1.25 to $1.50.
Your choice one week only $1.00
YOURS FOR BUSINESS,
THE NEW YORK RACKET.
THE HIGH SCHOOL,
—-GASTONIA, 1ST. O.
Fall Term opens Monday, September 3rd,
• One of the finest Trimary teacher* In the State ha* been engaged ;
of Urge experience and acknowledged ability.
OUR OBJECT:
We prepare young men for Sophomore clam in college, and
young ladies for Junior clam.
HBV. JBftftB W. BILK*, Principal
MTWateh this apace for full notice next week.
Belmont Academy
Open* the nth Station under pretest management September 17, 1900.
HKUTHTCI LOCATION.
RBAaOHASLS KATYA.
wtftuwrcro tbackxm.
mttbic a specialty.
Send for catalogue f. f. HALL, Principal.
Belmont, S. C.
ROBINSON BROS.
_Wc (dill have i few aombm of tike OXFORD TDM. SOUTH
TIHB and SOUTH KILN BUTTONS, that we are going to
iwll at prices that will interest you.
* **°UOR* SHIRTS »t oar
store, from which the most fastidious can be suited.
ALL STRAW HATS WILL BE SOLD FOR CQ5T.
ROBINSON BROS.
FAMOUS FAMZLT FOOT FITTERS.
Special Notice!
WE, THE “ELITE,”
Cater strictly to the City Trade and spare
no pains in trying to give satisfaction; there
fore would be pleased to hare yonr order.
PHONE 02. “ELITE.”
HOT WEATHER
WEARABLES.
We have had some hot weather, but the maiority of it Is to coat,—
die tumtner i* not over by any means. If you have not bought yonr
Smcmer Oothing or yonr light Coot and Vert yon will not he prepared .
to withstand the coming hot weather.
b*'T ^rthlng feather-weight Clothing. Xn Baita. very
rL.iLu° “d C°°1, We can fit yoa in Linenm, Craabea, Piqoea and
For Coat* and Verts dm oar style span gee silks, alpaca*, atrgaa and
worsteds.
Oar line of Shirt*, Ties, Summer Underwear, Straw Hat*, etc., is
complete.
B. V. MELLON & GO., GhlHotte, H. G.
KYXRrTMINO IN WARM WRATH KB CLOTHING AND TURKISH I KGS.
1- ' i ..L-ML 1,1 '
THE STATE NORIAL s INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE
OP NORTH CAROLINA
Offers to yooag women thorough literary, classical, fieettge aod
industrial education and special pedagogical training. Aisniial expenses
$9* to SiJ* ; for non-residents, $15*. Faculty of 30 member*. Mm*
than 400 regular stndeuU. Has matriculated about a,000 students, rep
reaenting every coonty in the State except one. Practice and Ofaaerva
.two School of about 250-fXjpiU, To aecura board ia dormitories, all
free tuition applications should be made before August 1.
Correspondence invited from those desiring competent trained
tctchere.
For catalogue and other information address on til August 15th
PROF. J. Y. JOYNER. Dxan or Colleok, 1 _
CHARLES D. McIVex, Prksidrnt, J Qreeuabora. N. C.
A GREAT WARFARE.
Piedmont sectiou of theStatVin wbtf e^ar-touftouT Vnd” hil salesmen
•re shooting with the Gatling gun called Legitimate Business end firing
twice while other salesmen ate getting ready to shoot ouce.
With a clear insight to the best manufactures in the world, and
hacked np by 35 years experience, we don’t hesitate in saying that no
competitor can meet our prices. We will not be undersold. We lead,
while others follow. A visit to onr store will convince yon that we
•re headquarters for FURNITURE and HOUSEHOLD FURNISH*
INGS.
E. M. ANDREWS, *•««»« to immiii hnUm U.
U. L. BARRET, Manager.
Oakland High School,
(Male and Female.)
Offers courses of instruction in the English Language and Litera
ture; Mathematics, including Arithmetic, Algebra and Geometry;
History: Science; Elocution; Music; Art; Latin; Greek; French.
g Departments: ( £ acadxmtc. b. imunun
g aecytuiracnia. } c< rmXu\WT. D. MPMC. B. AST.
Graded Oanrea of so Grades. INaelplfne Mftd kst Firm.
FotmHjr of 5 Members, oil graduates of ee/legee and mhmUM nf
high atmmdiag.
rsmss, n.w m ns* »w mma nnann. --1- — r-r.
Fall Term opens Monday, September yd.
Write to the Principal for handaosne do page Annual.
JOS. H. SEPARK. Principal.
■■ - 'L-i _i!j!—l. u 1.! j-m«nat9«ea-B--!S!>amtvw
Gastonia bankino company.
<=«.-GASTONIA, N. C —
Htatr, (!oum, and Town Drpomtory.
YOUR BUSIN ISO BOLIOTBO.
Promptnem. Accuracy, and Safety Guaranteed.
^OWM F. WOVE, 0»ewi«w.
McDill & Miller,
--HEADQUARTERS FOR
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Clothing;
Provisions, -
Crockery-ware.