THE GAZETTE.
TMUB»I)AT,OCTO*DMB,ja«0.
it usiyess LOCA ls.
.(dirrtUoaitiwx married .0 this miuiHn .<
;u nuiaii Him Tor Ini Inanition awl '.won
Hum for eaob Hmmiiih_
TnOll HEEL) HVtftre A FTwhlta
J? aides._
ONION sou for fall planting nil. K.
Curry A Co.
•Sound—A pair of no* gUaaaa, one
J glam broken.
TTkOR BALE—Good milch oow, about
J j Jersey, Mm W. M. WwtTm.
WANTED two cfiplm of Tub liA
axTTB of Feb. 99th 1900. La-tve
at tbla ottloe.
DO YOU want a near top for your
baggy, cheap TA Apply to
Wa. H. Lawn.
YJV3B BALE—900 but ball seed wheat,
JT led cbafl variety. Hampte at
Craig A Wllaon. J. L Guam, Uego
ola.
rTlHOSE owlog A. F. Wl. Use Idea.
A agent, for fartilimr, will plaeae
call at mcDUI A Millar’* *tora aud get
their notes.
WANTED—To rent—Io a good
eomwunlty a 5 or 0 room
house. Apply to C. K. Maaon, at J.
A. Glenn A Co’*.
T 06T—Somewhere on tba road be
JJ twaao Oaatonla and BetUal, a
black obsvlot aton Jacket. 1 lease re
turn to tbla oilce.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
—The alectrio llghU from now ua
will burn all night.
—The father of tbe amendment will
apeat here Friday nigbt.
—Mlm Cura Spenser Ik it present at
tbe telephone exchange, lea ruing.
—Three can of o«bb*«a passed
through on tbe Southern Tuesday.
—Tba hot aud* apparatus at J. H.
Kennedy A Oo.’s was started up Wed
nesday.
—&. Brandt. tbe Jeweler from Chea
ter, was bars Mooday with a due Hoe
of Jewelry, umbrella*, watebm etc.
—Karp Broa. will leave Gastonia
about tbe drat uf the month. They
will go to DenvIUe, Ky„ from here.
-Mr. W. B. Bo lick of Sooth Caro
lina baa recently painted tba front uf
several storm la the Jaskla* Block.
—Don’t forget that Simmons will
apeak bare Friday nigbt. He will be
glad to have you coma out whether you
are going to vote for him or not.
—Mr. W. B. Ford wis peiofnlly
hurt by tbs warehouse door falliug
upon him last Thursday. Tu# accident
would bare doubtless proved fatal bad
Ui* truck* not caught lha door.
—Mr. Charles E. Vale in# new pho
tographer la soaking many Improvemla
in tba photograph gallary. All bl* ma
terials are new and of tba beat. He
will be reedy for the public Monday
39.
—Tba represented vm of too Mew
England Cotton Manufacturer*' Asao
elalton epaot a part of last Saturday to
town Inspecting our differed milk.
Tbay want from hare to Spartan berg
and otbar points Sooth.
—Mr. Wooten, who for some tiara
he* bean with J. E. Curry A Co.,
will In a few daya leave tor Hlokory,
bla former boose. Mr. Wooten baa
naada many frlaoda bare who will be
sorry to tearu of bla lesviof
—Tba foUowiog young people ftom
Qastoola worshipped at Bethel Sabbath:
Mr. Hatch Workman and Him Hope
Adame, Mr. 'Robert Adame and Mias
Lida Adams. Mr. Tom Kendrick sad
Mias Rabakab Ransom end Dr. Ralph
Falla.
—Oo laat Thursday morning the
Southern railway crew arrived and laid
a aide-track from the Craig A Wllaoo
boltdlng to tba water tank. By fonr
o'clock that afternoon the trains war*
running on It. Tbe track la oo tba
east aim of the narrow guege- Than
are to be several more aide track* laid.
—Tim water-work* and electric light
plants war* formally received by tba
council oo last Saturday efiamooa.
Tba rystacas are both prone onoed aa
good aa any In tbe South. Tbe etraet
lights are especially good. WUb tbs
double globs there It no fllekerlog or
sputtering a* with tba old typs of
lamps. The town la not complete aa
yet by any maana. Wa bar* fust got
start ad.
—Tba wbolaaale (km of W. T. Love
Co. are doing a big botlocae J net now.
Tbalr atom room Is fall to oversowing.
Lest weak tbay raoatved a solid ear of
Oood Lack baking powder. la a few
daya tbay will reoalve a solid c»r of
pick lea. They carry avarythlug in tba
wbolaaale line and tba local matahanu
am showing tbalr appreciation by a
liberal patronage, Mr. S. ltryan Jooaa
will move bla family bare Jaet as soon
asbecaagat a boons.
—Mr. R.O. Q. Leva raoatved a latter
from bis son, Mr. Lea Love, who la a
professor tp Harvard, last weak, la
which twa tome Interesting facta
showing tba alas of tlita graai Inelllo
lira. lie any*: "There are about
5,000 gtodenti la all tba departments
of tbs University. Tba saw engineer
ing laboratory wbleh Is lu process of
emotion will ooet tauo.000. Tbs Ual
verelty Is bow emoting buildings wbleh
Will oust a total of abont <1,000.000. ”
•nua ■MMtla**lw S——aanaa.
OtiMWcf Koran bar tbo Mb
jloow will go uodor tow aaaamMot.
Tbo bow laasafKlla Mr. 1. R. wwrt
who (of Um pool four ton won boo hod
obargoof tbo Oroon Pub botol at
Blowing Rook. Ptooloaa to ibla Mr.
Stawort bad ohargo of tbo Hwaanaaoa
botol lo AobooUto. Dortag tbo wlotor
mootba bo hao boon oonnoSod wltb tho
Houl Walton or Pbitadalphto. Ho to
a botol nan of wkto tsgartaooo aad
wall oa la hto boalaaaa Not oulj
doM bo onplor tbo woot eocagotoot
,.•11—— bat bo glrro bk poraooal
■atarrlaioo U aQ tbo work aod tbo
KSESwrr-sr-afc
snawsKaSATs
Si .mm* !«*«»• .ow.i
to M wao frooa Boob Hilt. A woo of
ZJaaaat add root tod of baadaooo (aaa.
TT uatuosi bis to our Iowa aod troot
£ will naha tkto hto paroaaooat
. j_««a——n
roaoin aMTi**.
— Mir, W. Y. Watito It visiting In
Charlotte.
—Opt. L. M. Or tat of Yorkvlllswaa
In town VVnlMiilijf.
—Mrs J. II. Gallant return'd Tuea
<t*y Irore Steel Creek.
— Mr. K. It. Amini*** uf Charlotte,
wa* In town Tuesday.
—Mr*. M. J. Clark loft Tnn«Uy for
Dandrlrigo Tonurwee.
-Prof. and Mr*. J, U. Supark left
far Bslalgh VVedouaday.
—Mr. W. L. William a of YorkvtlW
•pent Monday Id the city.
—Mr. L. U. Hoffman of Dallas waa
lo town Monday ou bualoea*.
—Ur. J. Klaer, of Hnapp, waa ta
towu Wednesday oo business.
—Messrs Hop* and Mack Starnes, of ,
Rock Hill vlaltad la towu last weak.
—Mis* Rosebud Adams left for Stan
ly Monday. She will b* abarnl several
weak*.
— Mr*. Kdgar Dove aud Mr. Robert
I .or* of Llooolnton were down Laat
week.
—Kev. J. A. Baldwin of CtiarOott*
arrived Tuesday algbt and wilt teach
for Prof. Seapark the rest of tbe
week.
—Mr. Cbarlle Cevla went to Spartan
burg Wednesday to anjoy the feillvIUes
of the carnival. Cbarlle bad a wbolt
coecli to himself.
— Dr. J. C. Galloway return'd Mon
day from Rook H1U where be satiated
In lb* dedicatory aervioea of the oaw
A. R. P. church.
—Capt. J. J. 8mli.li of Clover passed
through Tuesday ua tils return from
Charlotte. Tbta la Mr. Smith1* eecood
trip lo Charlotte alooe the war.
A MB BSATH.
TKe Wa.tfcr Twi MMnili( Over the
DoetK •(• Ue«4 ~
One of the aaddeil dea hi of wbloh
we bare ever known was that of tbe
wife of Rev. W. F. Wateon on Mat
Sabbath night at 11 o’clock. Oo OeL
A 1H06 just n little over fonr years ago,
aba was the happy bride, today aba
reels la bar oofin in dvalue oold em
brace, tbe husband alia in tha shadow
of a sorrow that la tha moat try tug that
mortals are called on to suffer, tbe loaa
of a loving, lander wlfa. Two little
girls will grow to girlhood and woman
hood without ever realising tha dsptb
of a mother's lovt or tbe tenderness of
s mother's heart. Tbs oldest. Mailt*
Thomas it a llllls over two years oM.
Tha youngest, Halils Faulkner, named
for tier angel mother is joat a week old.
Tbs new Baptist oburoli which Is al
moat finished and In which Mrs. Wat
son look aomnet interestfrba will never
worship In. Aa her hatband atands at
Uk* aaored desk one seat will be vacant.
Ha will cniaa the fane that was dearest
to blm. Mo wife will graet him aa ba
gOM bom* and tbe sncootagaiDsot and
ebser which aba gave him ta now goo*.
Could anyUi log be sadder. Tha funer
al which wa* preached at the rreeby
terlan church on Tuesday morning waa
most touching, it was conducted by
Dr. W. B.Gwaltney of Hickory and
satiated by Bev, Vlpperman of Dallas,
Bar. G. H. Detwiler sod Dr. J. C. Gal
loway. A Urge number of friend* fol
lowed the hearse to tbe city cemetery.
Miss 8*l)<o McGehee Faulkner wa* a
daughter of Mr. T. J. Faulkner of
UakTnod. Person county. Her mother
died some nine years ago. bar father ia
April. Tbe only remaining member of
the family it Mrt. Thro®. She will
probably make this her home. Mr*. L.
L. Jenkins has offered to take car* of
tbs be be but if Mra Tbrom decides to
remain eh* will rear It. Mr*. Walaon
wa* bora March &0,1885. Her fatUkr’a
house waa known na the preachers
bom*. Hero all the preacher* stopped
and enjoyed Ha hospitality.
Mr. Weltoo baa the deepest sympa
thy of tbe whole community.
Mr. J. H. SalluL
Aa announced In Iasi weak’s paper
Mr. J. H. Gallant dlM at bis home
last Wednoaday morning at tea o'clock
The funeral was preaobed lo the Pres
byterian cburcb Wednesday a'tarnoon
and the body taken to Steele Creek
Tboraday for latermeot. Mr. Gallant
bad beao a resident of our town for
about teo year*. Hie early school days
ware spent here. After ibis be ipent
coma yearn lo the west, returning bare
lo 188} ha embarked Id tbe grocery
business with Messrs. J. F. Johnson
and A. F. Whitesides aa partner*. For
soma time ha was the manager of the
800wtake f.eandry but bia beaMb failed
him aad be had te glee this up. Last
Ml be was connected with the grocery
department of Gray & Lora. This
position be bad ta resign on 10000ut of
hla health. From place to place be
traveled seeking the preeloea bleating
of health bat all la valo. Mr. Oallaat
was a man of quiet aad aoaseumlng
nature, aad a Christian charaoter. Ha
leaves a wife aad 00a eblld. The
foners] was uadsr the direction of tbe
K. of PV. of which order ho wee a
member, and carried soma luiunsoee la
this aad tbe Heptasopba.
la ratio* «*•!•*.
Loat Tboradoy m a baud day for
Ibo pollaa. Baafda tb* ordinary fore*
•"▼**»! dopuuco won awora in.
Tha total auaabar of aaaaa triad bo
(om tha Mayor Friday wm 90 aod lb*
eltv traoaury U MLOu batter off.
Monday mornlog Ibara wore four
aaaw: JobnoMaCmMr, drunk aod dta
OTdarir, 010 no. Haary Hauth, dhaor
dorfi, IS.00. Bob Haadrlek, drunk.
17.W. Ho oooidn’t nay tha Oaa aad
waa aant to tbo gaag for thirty day*.
TIm pollaa captured a hag of irouaata
a law day* ago at tb* Loray.oootatalag
ala pair, arrar baea wore. They hare
failed to Bad tbo owoor.
■ *<t***r Mwm «»iHImi»*»wu
Tewt-a btaek atm jaokat. 8c* boal
aoMlocola.
"To* Win bore to hurry” If you got
aoy of lhao* Me. good* at tha lfew
York Baaact Monday Am Uooa in
tbo window.
Tb* now photographer la ooorly ready
; Mortgaga aal* of Mad.
Tbo «a*t naaaaore at Fraat Torrauja**
drag More
rtacd Wbaat fur aala by J. L. Craig
HaMpta at Ormlg * WUaoa'a.
re CVM A MU aw ova mat.
Tat# t«uit*« anal g«i*M* Tarawa. All
druoatata lafuod <u* won*y M a r*M to sure
aw. re* a***i*» are L. a. Q. o* mamw
County Correspondence.
Kvorythiug n quiet In our town At
proas ut, we are not eve* stirred over
politic* for w* ere a unit fur Democra
cy sad will dtow nur enthusiasm at the
polls tut month.
The uew Baptist church Is beginning
to show Itself and work oa It Is pro
areas log. It Is ready for the roof now.
TMcongtegulon^hoiw to bare it 0n>
I abed Id tbs near future. Oar town
wlU then bare three churches sod two
school* wit lob i* a pretty good (towing
for a small town.
Tbs two weeks Pentecostal serrhMs
st ths Methodist obarob olaard over s
week ago. Tbe past-or Her. R. M
Uourtusv, was assisted by Rev. B. G.
Tattle of Ue'idarmurllle. There wsu
a number of conversion* and much
good was accomplished, ttev. W. U.
Ware, tbs Presiding Rider held the
fourth quarterly oooference here ou
Satarday ths 13th and preached three
sermon* while here and ou Sunday
evening be want up to Bpaooer Moun
tain and presobed and baptised several
of the new oonverta at that place, tome
of whom wore baptised by Immersion.
Mr. Ware complimented Hie Metho
dists on what they bad accomplished
this year under tbe ministry of I ha
"boy preacher,” Bev. R. M. Court My,
wbo enjwa tbe cue fid coos and esteem
of hi* congregation.
The MoAden Mill was silent last
Thursday having been stopped to allow
all wbo wanted to do so, to attend the
Clreoa lu Gastonia and a large number
of oar people attended It but quite a
number took advantage of tbe stop sad
volunteered their eervloee to help the
oerpenlsra on the new obarob which
wan very commendable,
Mr. C. F lllalof of Alabama waa
bare yesterday on a visit to bis brother
Mr. E. II, Hlalof and other friend* end
relative*. Mr*. Hlalof has been visit
ing bare (or ths past tea dm ye. Mr.
Hlalof recently reslgoed the sagerletao
dsibey ot a cotton mill at Brunei N. O.
to accent a similar position with a
larger ooa la Alabama.
Mr. Dan Richardson uf Charlotte
spool Sunday with friends here.
Mr. J, C Walker spent Monday in
Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tbarpe of Her
mooy are vlsitlug Mrs. Tbarpe'a moth
er. Mrs. M. R. Wright.
Tbe little 18 month* old child of
Mr. aud Mr*. H. P. Headrick died
Monday morn lag after s brief Ilians.
Mr. R. A. W lTaoo Jr. formerly of our
town but wbo reoeotly accepted a po
ll’. Ion with tba Forest Otty eottoo
mill* ss oottou buyer for tbe mill* la
bar* sad had lateuded moving hi* wife
to Forest City this week bat sbe is un
abt* to nodeiiaka lb* trip at present,
sbs belog ad Invalid for the past few
month*.
Maaars. W. A. Thorn burg aud Oasta
Kay of UastobU were her* Sunday.
They were bar* ou—well, they are both
victims of Cupid’s darts.
Mias Flora Pbillipe Is sick at her
home lu AI bean v.
Mr. J. W. Bad win* la off on a two
weeks vaoalloo, while off he will visit
frlsuds and relatives In Rockingham
and other pise**.
Mr. B. L. Farrington and wife and
three children went over lo Salisbury
Sunday tu attend the funeral of tbeir
broUw-r’a child at that place.
THE BUST *U«*.
Wmm very a—it.
The yteal Show of Adam Forrpaogb
aod Sells Brothers landed id oar oily
on last Wednesday eight. All ulghl
long tbe work or unloading kept up.
and owing to tbs small amount of side
track available. It took them until tbs
next morn log.
About 11 o’clock ths grand street
parade took ptao*. Tbe show had three
bands beside tbe steam piano.
For tbs privilege of showing tbs
olrooi paid tlia Estate and eonnty MOO
eeob and the town 1100.
Tbs performance of tbs trained ele
phants and mbs Ilona was especially
good.
They weot from lien to Spartanburg,
when are learn one of tbe riders was
seriously hurt by a horse falling on
titm.
Ths following description of tbe elr
oua regarding dally expenditures. olQ
oers, etc.. Is dipped from the (Asrtotte
Nsws :
“Tbe combined circuses, menageries
and hippodromes, are controlled and
operated l? tbe world’s four uranic
ebleflaJne, vis.: Jamas A. Bailey, of
tbe Barwum A llal ley eirons, now In
Germany; Lewis aod Tatar dells, and
W. W. Udaa.
“Ths company numbers between 660
and 700 persons, not Including ten
managers, eighteen so per Inland sets,
twenty members executive staff and
fourteen agents. There are M0 per
formers, over 400 horses and poo lee,
twalr* acres of canras, 74 doubts leogtb
railway asrs are necessary to transport
tbe show.
“The dally expenses vary, of course,
hat (7,000 la stair average. Tbe
| company spends fWO.UOO a very season
In advartlMsg. Four million sheets of
pictorial and printed paper are posted
aod distributed every year.
“Prominent among tbs animals la
tbe menageries are three herds of ele
phants, tbe only tno-horned rhinocer
os. largest hippopotamus, rare animal
from Dear lead, caty saddle-baok taper,
Bengal and African tiger*. Astatic.
American daw, PhlUlatos sea buffalo,
Arctic cede cad ssa Ilea, sight moo
abrr Ilona aad three cob*. camels,
dromedarlss and sue red cauls, scores
of other animals, too numerous to
•'Uook aod (lining tools, axontlro of.
oara u4 pncfomorn mi In ons toot,
ton work conn Is aonfbor. Thorn am
two osaiptota oonhlog and waiters' for
I non, UO ajnn bolog rrapioynd In thono
d apart moo U a toon. Thom aro two
wardropo tmta. haroooa ahoy, blnok
>BHh dapsrtmoot sod Wrbor abop.
1 Tbo Union aro toa hmgaat nad too
tools ton Urgant of in? otrouo l« tbs
world.
"Tbs abow oaaptopoa Ibrao apart On
toetlma to proto* I hr paWto trom 41a
ropwtnbio eharmetora.
Stanley Brief*.
; oooooooooooooooooooooooooi
Ur. Oeoar Carpenter la ool i>f ncbool
Ikla work taking hi* brother'* pine* to
Ilia *tor* at Dallas.
Stanley Creek InsUlate 1* mi * boo a.
Already abootalxty stadeotaliar*been
corolled and tbo preepaote are that tbi*
number will ba largely Increased next
Month.
The farmer* of LbJi Motion an very
boar gather log In their crone aod
seeding their (mall grain.
Tbo mcfohaoU Inform no that trade
I* lively aad oolaction* are good.
Mr. J. D. Derr gladdened tbo heart*
of hie many friend* by bis return la*t
Saturday. He has many Interesting
things to WU of tbs itfbU bo »»w is
Oaba and Manila. U* Is well supplied
with *onvenlr*. of bit Journey* wtlb
which 1m delights bU friend*. Us ba*
bseo In tbs army about two year* aod
■erred a* a tier** on the hospital ship
Mima art.
Messrs. Charlie Smith and Frank
Carpenter lbs 8, A. L. Indnatrlal
arrant* of Stanlsv start for Jaekaoo
vQl* Florida to attsod lbs Industrial
moating of that road now in program
there.
Friday Norember a I* to be a red
letter day la Stanley1# history. Au
eduoallooal rally is being planned by
Prof. Stewart, prioolpal of Stanley
Creek Iaalttate. Several good speak
er!. among thorn Rav. Mr. Dnatoo of
Dalis* and B*r. Mr. TurreaUne of
Charlotte. bats already been moored
and other* bare been Invited. Aa an*
tertalament will Ira given by Hi# eta
dents oa Friday eight, after which a
box supper will Uhe plan*. Tbi* last
feature wiD ho very interesting nod en
joy* bin. Imt everybody ooint lo Uie
BaBy and (tty for sapper.
mmamnsK
rax Hi kTtM.
Tk* MuhUm* I Minn M*.
In a abow earn at J. B. Carry’s nay
ba aana ibe handsome loving cup to be
given to tba wlorer iu lbe groat fox
noot at PlooblnC Hot. IS -M rocluslre.
Tb* enp Is mad* of onyx. trlmoMd
wtlb gold aad baa three bandies
A grand lime Is expected and there
will b* great crowd* in attaodanee
Mr. S. S Boyce to Uklng greet inter
est lo lb* affair. The fuiiawlog eo
oount of tba bust ia mat with *mrti
inritetlou:
There u to la » novel end unique
gathering of Udiaa end gratia men from
all over tbe Union, at a point near
Plnebluff, North Carolina, on Novem
bar litb to Mth. Tbe MUtarlug la for
the purpose of witnessing and partlel
pallug with Bontbsrn ladles aud gen
tleman In eotna of tba old time sports.
One of the principal features will ba
fox bunting in tbe oldeu time title
There will be more than one honored
full blooded Bootbarn fox hound* In
the chase*, and represents tire hanla
men from all over the Union will be
present and a dale gallon from Kugland
Among Use gentlemen most li>tere«ted
lo this graat sporting eanilval are
lead Lag ootton manafaotnrrn and bail
ees* men from tba Catawba eeotlon of
North Carolina, who have spent thou -
sands or dot la re lu breeding the beat
ruuniug dogs. Thalr oo operaUuu alone
guarantees that tbe bunt will bo tbe
moat important and interesting ever
held In tbe .United Status
“There are thousands uf aorta uf un
broken pine woods to bunt over, with
smooth rolling bills and uo swamp*.
It it the beet fox hooting ground In
America. Thu location near 1’lurblaff
It a good on* on account of tbe spt-u
dld accommodation that nan ba had at
lit* many One boarding booses at Piue
bluff, which la a winter resort, built up
by people from the North. It la also
near tbe celebrated winter resorts,
Southern Tin** and Ploehursl, that
have accommodation fur thousands ot
visitors. There will bn many amusing
features, such a* barbeou* dinners,
’pomutn toppers, nsgro Jubilee Singing,
dancing, cake-walk*, and many anus
log games of Ohtaa times, that oao
only be aero la the land of ooUoa and
oao*. Tbe pahUe are Invited to be
present tad participate Is or witness
the sports and enjoy the fuo. The
more the merrier.”
Harper's WaWdy.
The mlaeiooarim In Chius have been
orttleleed for many things. It has
been queatlooed whether they had any
lawful bostoaaa la Cbtna at all. They
have beta asssmd of middling la
Chinese polities, of thwarting tba
operations of Chinese law, *f
•bidding evil doers from puotohmeut,
sad of making bypoereey profitable to
laatacare converts. No doakt there Is
aotae troth Inmost of ttieeeailegUtlooa.
No doubt lb* mlmloaarlae hive leaned
b»rd on tbe secular arm, and relied per
haps too much oa ooosoto ministers
end warship* lo presto!* the tads to
wbieh they have beta devoted a*d their
pernooal .aafaty. Bat no eti* be*
ebsratd that at the pinch they have not
lived up to the bent tradlltoot of thalr
perilous calling. At leant tbeea who
have eafftrod with fortKoda and eoo
ttasoy, a ad thee* who have died, have
died well as say group of Christian
martyrs that ;wa knew of. A good
may bare died; Bow stray we do not
knotf yet; nor hare w* ray bet meager
(ooooats of their sad. Dal m far at
we bare learned, the Christians la CM
u—native and feretga—bare shown
stout hearts and a sore faith, ted hare
fated whatever peril met with an ua
flinching spirit.
MMtk Ort*
rwulotta Hava.
Mr. A R Htrphra paokod hi*
brown Mather grip with tool* nod
■tartrd for Uaatoala at noon to laapaot
tba bolter* of lb* A too MM I*. On
roaeMog lb* depot ba **t bte grip
down naar Ibaeoib, nfaw faat off,
and aagajnd ta ooa**c*Mto* with a
frtead. Wba* tba whtetla Maw ba
leabtd fa* ate grip U gat aboard and it
waa goo*. 8* bad to aboado* bte trip
nod 'pboao tba Mill of bte Mtefartaa*.
II* win b* dotapad aotaa day* aatea* ba
raaoaar* bte preparty.
XTOV WAMT Dtenb Dead*. Martg*.
X go*, <»CM*i Mortgage*, Land
Poatar* Gall at Tna Gaum* odtea
■ad w* will faro tab yaw all yoa peed.
WHY NOT
Save 25 per cent on all your purchases in, Dry Goods,
Clothing, Gent’s Furnishings, Shoes, Hats, Notions,
etc., by buying your goods at THE BEE HIVE.
SHOES! SHOES! SHOES!
Another freight load of Men's, Ladies' and Children's Fine and Coarse SHOES. Big lot
Indies’ Dongola Button or Lace, Haal or Spring Had SHOES worth fun. Our price 75c.
Oood Brogans, High Cat, from 75c up. We handle all gndn of Shoes from rti raped to a ts.00
Shoe at fs.98.
DRY OOODS.
Wc have a good # Percale at 5c. Good Calico at 4c. New Hne of nice Diem Goods to arrive
in a few days. A case of 7)4c Outing at 5c yard to arrive next Friday or Saturday. Another
big lot of thoae Ladies Winter Vests at 10c each. Good Towels jc each. Bleach Towels 5c —
Good Wool Jeans 10c per yard.
CLOTHING.
Not cheap Qotbing, but GOOD CLOTHING CHEAP. Ma s heavy all wool odd Coats at *c.
See our line BOYS* CLOTHING and save 05 per cent on K. Men's Winter Overskirts at age.
FOR ONE CENT
*4 sheets good Note Paper, 1 paper Pine, 1 paper Needles, 1 Lead Pencil, $4 Hooks end S4 Byes.
1 alltuaInwn Thimble, a balls Sewing Cotton, 1 Handkerchief, end ^ at useful
article* too numerous to mention.
THE BEE HIVE.
opportte P. O. Next tojjggjj, Y«rd. ....CHEAPEST IN TOWN.
—B A-TTiBB _A.2<n> QBOVBS...
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
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Having bought out the Photo
graphic business conducted hereto
fore by Karp Broa., I wish to
announce to the people of Gaston
county that I shall be ready for
business
MONDAY, OCT. sptfc
with a new and complete line of
card mounts, baefcgrounds and ac
cessories. The best work will be
done at reasonable prices. A spe
cialty will be made of enlargements
and satisfaction is guaranteed.
CHAS. E. VALE,
*Pbotgraphcr.
Successor to Karp Bros.
Gastonia, X. C., Oct. 24th.
Mortgage gale
TAX !
Deputy Hbarlfl Boh BA yea or myaatf
will meal llm liqtywi of Qaatoa
Connt* at tba following plaeea aad
time* for the purpoaa of iwaamag the
la* for 1900:
Degoota, Monday. Oet. 15,. a. m.
Houth Patet, - *• •• p. m.
BaUaoot, Toeoday, Oat 1C
Mo Adana Mia, WadaaadBp, Oat IT, a. m.
bewail. •• " p.m.
G eaten la, OoUbtf If, 90 and IT.
ML (lolly, Monday. Oat 1C
buata, Tuaaday, OoL Id.
Stanley, Wadaaaday, Oot 17.
Dnttaa, Ootohar 1C 19, 90. 99 aad ft.
Pa am mar City, Monday. Oet 99.
DOtbm MOIe, to*day.6at 9C a. ta.
Baker*, - “ “ a. m.
Patter** Sahool donee, Oet 9t a. m.
Wamint ttHpa. - - a, m.
Oarpaatar*a Store. Monday, Oat it
KW^gSSiSXSiS.
Hardee Peatery, Prtday, Oot 9C
My term of adta tiptoe ahortly aad
1 am for prompt paymaota.
wS- l»^ra, BhartC
Qaatoa Oawaty
Bnny any BABY born in
MPOtttoat store and we will
take its measure and have it a
handsome pair of VICI DP ]
Shoes made free of charge... |
Wc »l*c have oa vale Robert N. Foerdcrer Viei
D retain a. Via Combination and Vki Poliah. The only
genuine Drawing made for VXCI KID leather.
Price: ioc and ajc Package.
^^ROBINSON BROS.
T'AJbd.OXTB FAMILY FOOT ITTTBBft.
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AMERICA AND THE
COFFEE QUESTION.
Americana are Iba greatest eon*
stuoera of coffee in the world, for . tan
and other table beverage* are only ot
secondary importance with this. It
therefore beboovea every conaclantieoa
grocer to look to Hi* atock of coffee. .
We are prepared to satisfy all tartest
and have Mocha, Java, B. B. Java
and several excellent “blends," mixed
in excellent proportion. A good cof
fee of flne flavor is oar Mnorjgrsw at
35 canto a pound 3 5 lb*, for gi.oo.
JttUUIUMU. Elite Qrocwy.
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New-York Life Insurance Co.,
The Oldest and Urgcat International Lift Tnenrance Coes
....pany la the World...
JOHN A. MOCALL. ftWStOKNT.
ACTUAL
New, Placed and Paid-for Business,
Excluding Not-Taken Policies, for thoyonr 1899.
NEW-YORK LIFE, $202,309,080
nutual Life, 162,870,679
Equitable, 149,731,910
PERMANENT CUSTOMERS
Net Gain in Insurance in Force
Daring the Year 1899.
NEW-YORK LIFE, $117,850,865
nutual Life, 80,750^65
Equitable, ' 67,256,288
|. 9. CHURCH, General Agent, CbarteMe. R. C.
T. ■. favssoux, Spatial Agent. Realists. *. C
McDill & Miller,
-HEADQUARTERS FOR
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Shoes,
Hats
Orockerv-ware.