THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY. AUH CAT I. JWU.
business Locals.
ACnnJMMm anrtu la tkla columa al
10 maTllM Ikr iwimwlw iwl 3 noli
• uw lor Mali I—Win tharsaltar.
TOOK SALK-Mlos large FmUbsr"mJ.
" Apply to Mimes L. ft S. Adsios.
ANTED—Table Hoarder* LUtaa
numbli Apply at tbli
OfllO*
LOST—A osrd cat* wllb tbe name
Will WhIU ou tba back. Re
ward If returned to Ihla office.
ANTRLI—One pair PulandChln*
pin about it mouths old.
1C. I. Sholar, Chany rills, N. C.
LOST—On the at reel* Siturday. •
gold oar-shaped pin, bearing lit*
lrltar*“U P." Reward offered, tie
turn to Uiii ofllon.
VALUABLE city lot roe sale, at
bargain opposite T. M. Faya,
an ax’a
P. N. Ulun. liafluey.S. U.
OU WANT Blank Deads. Mortga
ger, Chattel Mortgage* lumd
Putters. Call at Tiir OatRTT* oflloe
and wa will tarnish yon all you used.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
—Tbs majority of tba stores will
ctosa up on oleoliou day.
—We are In receipt of an anosytnoaa
letter from Ml Holly which we will be
glad U publish If the author will send
his name.
—Oastonla bus ball olue irUyed the
team at GUrveiuyllld on I sit Saturday
and won a tlguel vtetory tltu score
being 86 to 5.
—The Presbyterian Sabbath school
convention which mat at Ml Holly
was well attended and those who were
present express tbtmsslTsa a» being
well pleased with tbs entire program.
—Mr. P. IL Cooks addrsstrd tbs
people of Glenn’s School House oo last
Tuesday afternoon. A good crowd
■u present, and ooa of Ute aadlenoe
a*Ul It waa the finest epaaeb be bad
beard.
—The lllvar Hand Hilly uo last
Wednesday, Thursday and ri Iday was
attended by large crowds (rocs all
over title oouoiy end many from Meck
lenburg. <Jol. Ribert Abernetbey was
et hii bast.
—Her. Nlell fc. I'reasly, who for
nearly twemy years lias base mission
ary front tba A. B P. church lo Mex
ico will preaeb at Plagah eborolt next
Habbelh at 11 a m. lie will preach lo
the A. K. P. church In Gaatonla et
8:16 the earn* day.
—Dont forget tla meet lug of the
county lliblssociety which mart' in
the A. H. 1’. oh or oh Friday August
3. This is the semicentennial at oat
lug and arlU be one of interest to ell
its present members and those who**
parents were members of tbe eeelety et
one time. Everyone is cordially in
vited.
—Tb* Methodist Babbsth school
held tbalr annual picnic Tuesday at
All Healing Springe. A large number
of carriages "and haggles loaded with
eblldiem and grown peopla"want oat.
Mr. Detwiler heeded tbe proeeeiloa in
• carriage with Mra. Dot viler and Mrs.
a*or|^Gray. They reported adellgbt
—Tb* Dallas Lawn Party given last
Tuesday night was a success In every
army. A large number of young people
stftaodod from bare end all apeak In
praise of tb* bendacmia way in which
they were entertained. A cake walk
sras on* of tbe attractions, loo cream
and cake, and ice lemoned* was served
daring the stoning.
—The Due West Female College,
whose ad anpeare In another column,
needs no oology at our bauds. Under
the able management of Rev. Jaa.
Boyce It was never lu a better oeodi
Uon to carry out the original purpose
of Us founder*. If yon have a dangb
tar to educate It woald be well to
rommunlaata with him.
—Mr*. Violet (Craig) Ferguson died
of typhoid fever at her home In Bark*
oounty an Monday, July SSnl, after an
Ulnae* of only a f*w day*. Mia Far
gnaon area a native of this oounty.
having been bora and ntlead in 8nnU
Point. She was a member of tb* Pres
byterian obnreh and has a number of
relations lo this oounty.
—The Oakland High Bel tool has got
ten out a asst folder ad ranking Its
advantages. The eohoot will be under
tb* management of tb* seme eorpe of
teaches* with Uie exeeptioo of the
musio department, which will be lo
charge of Mine Blanche Morobtaoe.
Mite Murchison comes with lb* very
beet raeoantodMIoa*. She baa taken
a oourea In Western Maryland Uni
versity sod spaeUI oooreea In lb* New
England Conservatory. The music
clem will bn limited.
■<Mlu MU WM.
Taaadey tha colored Hobday School*
of Obartoue ran aa oxconlou to Qat
toola. Joat altar tha tralo arrived
R. L. Drier of Turn GUtarra foraa
wao at Ibo waH la tha rbar of tha ofiee
when bo waa aeooatad by a own boy.
"How-do-do Hr. Ury." "Who art
your" "Why dta la OIHe, Heaoe’a
boy, from Joa Waat, bat I oaan aUTlo*
In Charlotte 'bout 8 yean. Aad dta
boy wld mo la I-ether Barry. Ua Urea
la Charlotte too. Where la Mr. Hot
fattf" Happening to glance through
the window of J. Flow Johnaou A Co.
bo law Mr. 8. A. Proaaly. "Haw-do
do Mr. Piwtly. 1 ilat oaw Mr. MaDIII
aod Mr. Millar, and .tow aeotag all yoo
boya It loob j let lib* Jew Wart.”
Haooa, tbwfatbar of the boy. wort ad
for a long period for Dr. J. I. Boo oar
and Uria boy la aataad tor Hot. O. T.
Bonner, the jareeeat peetor of Doe
WwA A. BP. char oh. He aMaarod
unite glad to renew oar acguntnUece
aod lertted aa oat to aw the war of
hall, aarlog ho wai one of u» aloe,
aod -We gwloo'r boat doaa Oaotoala
boya. Too tnow aa Jaw Waat boya al
ways aoatd play bnlL"
A Wew aarhee.
Maaare. J. H. Darla or Moo roe and
I. O. Payaaoaa of Oaotoala, bare
bought the -ertrt of Mr. W. n. Darla.
The now krtu will aa aader u>o aawa
of DnrW A On., aod tooh eharge Aag.
1, 1800. Mf. aod Mra Darie are el
wmeat hoardlag With Mra. L. L.
Ado—
fOMlAk (UTIM.
—Mr. Gut Page spec; 8*bU»Ui Id
King's Mountain.
—Mm I. A. Campbell la visiting Id
Clover this weak.
-Cspt. W. U. bullih of (Jlorer woe
lo tossn lost Friday.
• - Mr. R. A. Love ot l.lnootntoo
•pent Monday in town.
—Messrs. J. K. Holland nod Lumur
IYgram (pent bubbath In bbelby.
-Prof. Wolff of Dalian wbo liu
bran north ou a visit boa returned.
- Mr. I.loyd Sffford of Ibo boutherti
U. R., Is taking a venation Hit* weak.
—MIm Hm Wilson returned Mondsy
Irom s visit to relative* at Howling
Green.
—Mrs. D. Lebovlli left Monday for
Darllogtoo, where she will visit home
folks
—Mrs. 1C«1« Drilslu of Dtlles I*
visiting the family uf Cspt. J. D. Moore
this week.
— Misses Aoola sod Miaul* Orty
are visiting friends m d relatives lo
Moult Holly.
—Ool. J. C. Tipton of l.lpooluton,
editor of tbe Ltucolu Journal speDt
lost Friday lo towo.
—Misses Gay and Katie McLaughea
left Monday on a visit to friends suit
relatives la Llneolnlau.
—Mr. T. M. Fayesuux and tamlly
retained law beluiday after a pleased
trip to Piedmont bprtngs.
— Mrs. E. N. Caaison and little sou
Rhyne of Mount Holly are visiting
Mil* Mamie Love this week.
— Messrs. R. C. Adams sod Leonard
Holland spent HubGath with Mr.
Adame' parents In Bowling Green.
—Mimes Kaama and Laura Page
leave Tfioredsy night to spend a month
wltb relatives lo Atlanta aod Marietta.
-Una. O. P. Mason aod Rev. W.
O. Woodson, wbo represent the Baptist
orpaoage will speak lo-alght at Dallas.
- -Messrs W. P. and T. M. Poitou of
King's Mouulaiu passed Unougb last
Friday on tbelr wav to Granite Palls.
—Hoo. O. F. Mason and Mr. L. J.
Holland passed throogb lbs elty Mon
day afternoon on their way to Baker's
Mill.
—M1M J aua Mooro returned from
LIdcoIdUmi Uat Saturday where ah*
attended the Wllklo-LlneOergec air
ruga.
—Mlu Call Cornwall uf Dallaa spewt
several day* In town Uat week. White
bar* ait* waa the guest of Mias ZuU
Nolan.
—Mr. and Mia. J. H. Kennedy re
turned last Monday night from Waynce
rllla. Mr*. Xeaoedy waa much Improved
by bar trip
—Mr. U. II. Spencer returned Tues
day night from Statesville where be
has baas at work on the new A. B. r.
church at that place.
—Mrs. U. C. Warren returned from
Shelby Uat Saturday. Min Bute Hoay
accompanied Mra. Warreu and will
ipend some time here.
— Masses. Barron sod I.lyy Caldwell
of Dos West S. C. passed tbroogti the
city laat Friday on their way noma.
They have been playing with the York
ville base ball team which is now
disbanded,
— Prof, and Mrs. Dandy, of York
vlllr, paaaed through the olty Wednes
day. Prod. Dead; was a profeasor In
the YerkrtUs Graded School, but has
resigned bis position to aocspt a simi
lar one at Pick*ns, H. C
—'Cent. J. J. Smith of Clover passed
tbroogfa the city Tuesday ou hia wey
to Greenwood to the Bute reunion of
confederate veterans. Capt. Smith
was a number of Jenkins Brigade,
Palmetto Sharp Shooters.
-Prof. W. A. Hand of Chaster. S.
C. was in town laat Thursday. Prof.
Hand la a native of this county, hav
ing base born and ralaad near EM moot.
For revival yean he hss oooopM the
position of principal* of tbs Chaster
Graded school. Gaston ooualy should
he and Is proud of this worthy son of
bars.
BirtMar rarif.
Tiny lltll* envelopes were clrcolated
last Monday whiob on being opened
contained the following little levita
tion, decorated by a tittle pink bow In
the right band corner:
*•1 will b* three years old Tuesday.
July Slat.
Can't yau coma to my Birthday Party.
Madst-tw Twomsok.
4:30 till 0.U0 P. If."
Unite a number of little folk* attend
ed and had a great Mg time. LUtte
Madetyn made a moat plea rest sad
•erasable hoetees and the little folks
wlab her many happy returns. Mbs
was aaaieUdby Miss Ullle Harris.
The litUa glria were eeeh given s doll
a* a ion van ir of the oootefoo sad the
boy* each a harp.
■•kwt rnaklhi Dm*.
Mr. B. 9. Boyd, who Htm near
Plaomtrldf* died at bla home Taaa
day Dlabt. Ho waa ilak a little orur a
day. wbau ba earn# borne Iran work
Hooda* night, « hula after anedowa,
ba bad a «poa«a. Dr. Tonawoa waa
••Mad la but ba eoollaoad bar log tha
roM until ba dlad. Mr. Boyd at
Mate of Ula daotli waa about 99
yaaraold. H la exact age oould not ba
aaaartalnad. Ha waa m old Goofed
arata aoMlar, a member of Oo. K., 40th
Haglnent—the •'OaDant 4*th" aa It
V* *n?*»i«* * lM ooMlar. a nan
bar uf tba Lutheran church. Ha waa
wall known bora and bla cordial “How
ara you” will ba nlaaad. Ho had a
final many frtaada all oyar tha oowoly
who wlU lamaot bit death. Wa extend
aynpathy to tba family.
*o launwrthroiao.
Bar. Jana# Boyoa. Prvat - H»yi tba
Dna Wart Fanala College oScra a
aonbor^of aonmn under experienced
Kay. Jaaaa W. Stlar, PrlaatyaJ-ttoya
tha fall tarn of tha High School wLU
apaw September Sid. Tbla aobaol
prmama bay# far Sapbonara otaa*
md atria par Junior etaaa,
C. M. Nolan—Haa raaalnad ordara not
te nwd oot to oallaat fralgbt MUa.
Altar Anfnaa la» you atnal eall at
“Sfcl&SSr-8*".
“ii
c*um 1(0x1; i.aid.
T*» ■iisirfai Ur iso MnmAIMt
Tmw Tkolf ■*« (Honk.
At itvsn o’clock oil last Monday
»reolog the cornet alone of Urn new
Methodist eburoh on the nomer of
Mein etrret end Oakland Aveoue wee
laid »Uh Uio ritualistic aat vtcex uf tbe
Methodist church.
Heata had been arranged lot tbe ac
ooMssodattoo of those who ware to par
ticipate la the eerviocs of flwinootstoa.
The following ml ulsters besides the
pastor were noted on tba plat form;
Presiding Rider Rev. W. B. Wars,
Bav. Bn roar, Bev. W. T. Watson. Dr.
J. tX. Galloway aud Bev. W. L. 0.
Killian Bev. John W. Moore.
The asrvloss wire opened by staging
Hymn No. 1M aftsr which tho preaid
log alder lad la prayer. Appropriate
rarer* of sorlpturs ware than read after
which tbe article* which were to tbe
bos were announced which were :
Copy of tbe deeolplloe.
/.lit of piarnrs and odlolaJ members.
Copy uf ti-sh'iile New* aud Ga
UTTS.
-Oopy of N. C. Christian AdvucAle.
Copy of Christian Advocate pa fa
ll short at Nashville Teon.
Tbe bos was then deposited In tha
stone and Bay. W. U. Wars placing
bis hsod 011 the Moos mid:
“We lay this oornsr-etoos of a hones
to be bo'.It sod set apart, from all
worldly uses for divloe worship. In the
name of the Father and r*f tba Sou and
of tba Uoly Ghost, amen.”
Tbs Mono was lowered end Used Is
place.
The pastor aouunoed that as was
customary a thank offering would be
taken up. After whlob tbe duxology
was sung aad the benldlotion pro
ooinoad by Dr. J. C. Galloway.
r I Ml AM MTUAIV MCltrY.
ri-aarnua mt ika Aaaaal UkknUM
*«•«. x ah bmiim, m. a
Tha following 11 the program of tbo
Annual Olebretton of the Plagah LI*
•rag Society Aug. 4tb, at All Hading,
PROGRAM.
10 a. a.
Prater.
Welcome Addreea—Edgar I/t>wla.
Da bate — " Resolved, That North
Carolina should have a ootnpclsory
hlUB of ndocutioo.'’ AS.—Robt. W.
Cereuo. W. Heater Bhanoon. Music
Nog-—Juo. B Car mo, Tbo*. K. Oaire.
£ may—Betlle Gambia.
Declamation— Uaoar Shannon
Essay—Mamie Pearson.
Moaia.
Deolamstlou—Gus Shannon,
ttscttalkm— Daisy Gambia.
Oration—Ward Shannon.
Moaio.
Rysay—Maggie Gamble.
Recitation-Halite (Jarsoo.
Deela mat loo- -Samuel Thomas.
Heading—Florence Car son.
Moaia.
A me R NOON—2 r. u.
Music.
Literary eddrima-Bav. G. A. Spar
row.
Marshals— Motile Bhanoon, Ellen
Tltomaa, Daisy Gamble.
a a a •
Tba I ad lea of tbe PUgab Missionary
Society will lorra refreshment!, sad
all who alleod the meeting of the
Literary Society may expect an enjoy
able day.
■aas l» stsa Apa Last/.
Mrs. 8*r»h P. (Lewis) Lloaberger
died at bar borne Deer town Monday
evening at B o’clock. The doctor did
not aacr.be liar death to any dieses*
but simply old age. Blm was bora
right near where abe died Angual 4,
1814, making bar 80 yean old lacking
4 day*. Her maiden name was Mlaa
Sarah P. Lewis. She married Mr.
Jacob Liueoergw. Deceased was a
member of Iba Preabyterlao ohnroh for
a long time, and a devout Christian
lady. She learn & children—one ana,
Mr. R. P. Lloeberger of our town, and
4 daughter!— Mr*. W. A. Wllaor of
Point, If re. J. K. Wilson of Cboour
county, 8. <i. Mrs. Eooa Berry of
Chorryvtu*. nod Mrs. B. B. Prather
who lira* at the old home place. The
funeral was conducted at t'ukm church
Tuesday afternoon by Re*. G. A. Spar
row, and tbo Interment took place
Immediately after.
■emmmHmi
rwi-emw mmm at me. Many.
Tbe poet-office at Mt. Holly was en
tered ou Monday night and mocey and
stamps to the amount of betwoou 700
and 800 dollar* atolan. Nothing was
known of the robbery until Tuaedey
whan tbe poet master went to tbe
odloe. Blood bound* war* secured at
onoa and they followed Urn trail for
•bout a mile aod ■ halt when It was
lost. It la presumed they got Into a
buggy than aod want to Charlotte.
uwr av Jruu
Car ska Up—la I Tun at Vanes an ka
IfaM ManAay, Asian lark, 1***.
Joo. T. Harrison. J. J. Gamble,
G. P. Btrouy, H. T. WRmm,
K. H. Blow*. N. U. Jones,
W. M. White, B. A. Morris.
Frost Torresee. George P. 8otf.
J, N. Henderson. J, M. Johnson,
8. J. Oeaton, J. W. Riddle,
J. C. Hankie, J. R Retd.
Wm M. Ktaer. R. A. Grove*.
J. D. Regan, J. c. Gaston,
R. H. Garrett, Jamas Adame,
W. D. demand. T. A. MagIB.
Thursday, August
2nd we vote for Gov
ernor, State officers.
County officers mem
bers or the legislature
as well as the consti
tutional amendment.
Be sore and come out
to the polls and vote.
NOTICE!
I tax tax onfartd U Mlt Modiap
BoUxior ox town to ooltaat frrtoto
•kMan, w»«m Aafftat is, 1*0.
All paittea who do dS mi cask wtaa
Itay toatr fxtata WtH to wpMtod
to «m S »y oBm aot Ittar Umw
twanty-raar taun mftor rxatolaa
mtfb t ud HtUs tar mm
All wto taU to Mil promptly will to
ptoetd Mi MS Jots Ami
Satobaraaod 0. i M.-WjTVa,
ran auc mask.
Mr. NAaailiflruik* Amwmm
To th* Kditor of Um nasatla:
la the Aahavlll# dale! la of Julr*V.b,
a copy of which war weak baa mailed
lo im, la ae article signed X. T. Z.,
winob by Insluustlou charge* me with
having ridden a • boree lo dratb four
fears ago la diatrlboctoi bogus tick*la
contrived to defeat Mr. Lib***, and
also wHIi dlahonaaty In my offer lo
keep th* crowd quiet wbao Mr. Ldaoey
•poke here eoaw two weeks age.
The regular correspondent uf th*
Oueueat this plaw. Mr. L. L. Jeo
kina, denies Ural he wrote the article
or that lie know* who did write It.
I wish to ray that the rasa wko wrote
the artiole and the man who Inaplrtd
It, if there be auob, am onwardly liar*.
They at* liar* when It It attempted lu
Insinuate that I bad auy part at all lu
distributing the bogus tickets which
created soefa a seosaUoo at thaali-cilon
lu 1860. or that I bad lb# slightest
knowledge uf aoy auoli ticket* on! ill
after Um secret was out on rb-ctlun
day. Tbsv are liar* wbao tlmy in
■Inuals that o>y m Isa loo on that rida,
tor which a livery ArmfwmUhed driver
aa wall w horses, wsa not lo every re
spect legitimate and honorable. They
are liars whan they ictuaato that It was
not my siuosr*|Kirpow anddcair*toast
th* crowd lo give Mr. Llunry a respectful
bwrlog when bs spoke hate last.
(Ltnury dceliuad utj offer shortly; aad
as 1 have haul lauybt that a gvc l! amen
never iodrudrs, eveo bla good nerviest,
upon auy person, I retired from th*
hall Immediately, and did not return
till near the end of lire harangue).
They are cowards wbsn loapirer and
Inspired stand twlilod s “man Friday"
sod a no id d* plum* to auks Insult
log chargee, which thry have not Ur#
courage, even from that dark aad safe
retreat, lo stale plainly, bpt only lo
Insinuate.
A genUsresn’srooehul try is limited;
rise I might hope to say something
which would set under the hkls of
three skulking bushwbsokrrt.
_B. L. Durham
VBIATCSUm.
Bsasr SylrsSM cnys Mads by OwJM
From all over tbs county there
come* reports of splendid crop* of
wheat tills year. O.i* uf these wlduh
deservM special taeotlon was mad* by
Cbarlw Adsnj*, a eutnrad farmer l|v
leg in Crowder's Muuctalo township.
11* mads 80S bushels of tb« kind
known as the Dollar Variety wo a
small (arm. Charles mad* a very floe
urop several ywra ago K* has paid
for bis farm and baa purohaard a bind
er and other Improved farming ho pie
men t*.
Ac jtlirr Largo yield was mads by
Mr. A Irak Crawford, who aowrd a
bushel and a pack sod raped 41 l.oah
sta, so aaosptluaal yield.
I«*Um *1 Term nflenn Im Um.
m« unljr.
Pursuant to au order nf itx Uov> rnor
of North Carolina there will be ■ special
term of Um Court IwM for Gaston
conoty to begin Monday the 18;h day
Of August, 1UOO for the trial of Civil
eaaas only.
JOHK C. PUWTT.
Chairman of tbs Hoard of County
CoBmtasiooers.
July 34th 1800.
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Than an no mat snot* of national
nr InUruaUotiiJ Import a aaa treuapir
lag la oar town at present but our
ijevpla continue to najoy themaaleae
«tailing nod being rial led.
Ur. Sobart Fisher vlhitad releUvee
to Newtou ieet week ratamlag hams
Saturday mad we accompanied kg hie
ooueln Miae Ruth Styles who will re
ams bars a soapls erf weak* the gaeet
of bar east Mi*. B. H. Fisher.
Mr. Was. Hope visited bU pa rants In
I/loeots aou uly last weak.
Miss Emma Herat of Dallas la visit
lag at Msvor Roberta Uila week.
Mm. J. f. Walker la visaing her
one* Mr. A. Baton In Charlotte this
week. Mr. WaJka-r is left a forlorn
widower and looks diecuaaaleU.
Mra. Pansy Jackson of (Selisbmy
nemo over la «sr bar sister Mrs. J. P.
Hooper Met week remap,tog a few
Ut. John Wilbert superintendent uf
tbe Oa*rk waa In our town Sudsy
sod *ti entertained by Mr. Ilsary
Smith sod family.
LUtle mute Bill neb anil eon of Mr.
W. It Hbleeliardt la aaOeriug with a
broken bane In hie foot which wee !
caused by stamping his toe against
eocaathlog while playing a few days
ago
Mr. L F. Mabry went over to Con
cord Saturday evening to ace bn
metber who la very sick Mr.' Malay
baa not relumed yet this (Tuesday)
morning.
Mr. Hobart MoCarn's little three
yeai old daughter died but blgbl after
an tllueae of several seeks. Tba
Serial will take place at Hoe ben this
evening. We always sympathise with
parvnte a bo am bereft of their Utile
•Miff,
We had awry heavy mla Sabbath
night which swelled tbe atnamn one
eldersbly. Tim Frog Level bridge waa
washed away and wvarel truck pa I shea
war# destroyed 01,4 «oru that was la
roasting ears waa waklied down.
oaawMmnme
oia Tlasa Mkhsa.
Camp-meeting at Book Springe will
begin on Friday before tbe second
Sonday la August, end evalinca into
tba next week Tba music will aeaml
of sccta bymoa as “Old Tima Rall«lou.'‘
“Amaxlng Grace," ' Old Bblpo/Ziou."
ate., snag In the usoorr of the old
fathers without lira asstetenoe uf the
organ or other Inelrtunenia. All am
Invited to Join Ic the aunl-inapiriug
exerciaaa. end If possible expei Isom
tbe feelings of Pool and Mine in tbs
enjoyment of the old time religlun.
--
Thursday, August
2nd we vote for Gov
ernor, State officers,
County officers, mem
bers of the legislature
as well ns the consti
tutional amendment,
lie sure and come out
to the polls and vote.
to cw a c*i» id on Mir.
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tion. Tnbnlar well water absolutely
pure. Low rates.
Forty-second session opens Hept. 10.
| REV. JAMES BOYCE, Pres.,
J Due West, 8. C.
THE HIGH SCHOOL,
OABTONIA. 3ST. O.
REV. JESSE W. SILER, Principal,
(Soeoeaaor to TUM nod Balt.)
Fall Tonu opens Monday, September 3rd.
-A HIGH GRADS PREPARATORY SCHOOL—
Prepare* bojri for Sophomore claim. Prepare* (iris for Jnnior claim.
Pall hltorerj Cnrrlealam, together wHb Bloeutlom, Mamie mmd Art,
rtvn COMFKTKHT TBA CHBBB. —
GOOD BOABD la PB1YATB FAMILIKB auger CABBPVT, COifTBOl,
VBDBB TBOBOUOM KBUOIOVB tHFt,VKHCU.
For price* and particular* address the principal.
Belmont Academy
Open* the nth 3mlt»i muter present maittfement September 17, 190a
healthful location.
REASONABLE RATES.
EXPERIENCED TEACHERS."
MUSIC A SPECIALTY.
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Send for caUlofne. f f. HSU, PHnel^al,
Belmont, If. C.
ROBINSON BROS.
S^JS2SESM> Tn»* SOUTH
BUTTONi, that wa an Rota* to
veil at prices that will interest you.
You will 2nd a complete Una of VEOLIOBS awrara .. _
More, from which the mo*t futidiom can be roiteT
ALL STRAW HATS WILL BE SOLD FOR COST.
ROBINSON BROS.
FAMOUS FAMILT 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 have your order.
PHONE92. “ELITE.**
Hi ' WEATHER
WEARABLES.
Wo have had sane bat weather, but the majority of it ia to com*—
be »aminer la not over by any means. If yoa have not bought yoor
iuturner Clothing nr your light Coat and Vent yon will not he prepared
o withstand the ootniog hot weather.
, , Wehave everything in feather-weight Clothing. In Suite, vary
ight, thin and cool. We can fit yon ia Linens, Crashes, Piques and
For Cants and Vests use our style sponger silks, alpacas, serges and
vocatoda.
Our line of Shirts, Ties, Summer Underwear, Straw Hats, etc., in
lonplHt.
E. V. MELLON ft GO., Cllirlotte, I. C.
cVuuYTKtno ur wabm wkathxr cloth mo and pvikubikoi.
THE STATE NORMAL ■ INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE
OF NORTH CAROLINA
Offer* to young women thorough literary, rlsmirsi. srhslifU and
industrial education and special pedagogical training. Annual expenses
ha to $133 ; far rxm-resident*, $153. Faculty qf 30 member*, lion
than 400 regular students. Has matriculated about 3,000 stodenta, van.
reseatlng every county in the State except one. Practice and Obaerra
Lkm School of about 330 pupil*. To scoute board in donatories, all
free tuition applications should be made before August 1.
Correspondence invited from those desiring competent trained
teachers.
For catalogue and other information address until August 15th
PROF. 3. Y. JOYNER, Draw or COLLxr.a, ) _ _
CHARLES IJ. McIVer, PxxerDXMT, j Greensboro, N. C.
A GREAT WARFARE^
The British and the Boers, in battle array, have been firing at *y.f
other by night and by day, while E. M. ANDREWS, fin estOt to
Amuboag Furniture Co., is still firing FURNITURE Into the
Piedmont section of the State in whole car-load lota, and bh salesmen
art shooting with the Oetling gun called Legitimate Business and firing
twice while other salesmen are getting ready to shoot once.
With a dear insight to the beat manufactures in the world, and
backed np by 33 yean experience, we don’t hesitate in saying that no
competitor can meet our prices. Wc will not be undersold. We lead,
while other* follow. A visit to our store will convince you that We
are headquarters for FURNITURE sod HOUSEHOLD FURNISH
INGS.
E. I. AUDREYS, »■«■*<» *"»«** imtu* u
U. L. BARRET, Manager.
_ Oakland Hiqh School,
(Kale and Female.)
Offer* course* of instruction ia the English Language aad Litera
ture; Mathematics, including Arithmetic, Algebra aad Geometry;
History; Science; Elocution; Music; Art; Latin; Greek; French.
_ - - - - _ f A. ACADEMIC. ». IMTXBMEMATK.
5 Department*: j c pbimary. D. music. K. art.
Graded dsn* of so Grades. JMeelpffsa KIM Awt Firm
Faculty of j diatin, all gradaalee of eoMagee and sahwiMw mi
high etendfag.
Tvrtwx 1 ai.se *• saae eest. - miss > tusnsui *wawd
Fall Term opens Monday, September 3rd.
Write to the Principal for handsome do page Annual.
JOS. H. 3EPARK, Principal.
Gastonia Bankinq company.
—-GASTONIA, N. C_
State, County, and Town Depowitoky.
YOUR BUSINESS BOLIOTKD.
Promptness. Accuracy, and Safety Guaranteed.
-JOHN r. LOVK, Cashier.
McDill & Miller,
-HEADQUARTERS FOR
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Shoes,
Hats
Olothins,
Provisions,
Orockery-ware.