THE GAZETTE.
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BUSINESS LOCALS. ~
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YOU UK NT—3-room houaoJuM E*«t
of Avon hill. VV. D. Uaxya
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
—People at* already wyln* Maple m
bar. U will *ooc be here.
— The palm of fail trad* !■ brahmin*
to maka liaelf felt already,
—Tba I ad la* of lb* Cemetery Aaao
eUtion wlah you to clem oC your plot
and put It In good ooodltion. Mm notice
eleawber*.
—Tba oat crop of Meeere. Oral* A
WU»oa Ihmhrd by Mturt Phifer A
Oalea Monday yielded 1 200 boiUrle
TUay alao bad 103 Uuebole of rye
tbnahad.
—Thirty Are oante get* Turn Ua
UTTB from now until 18U2. Oo#
dollar **ti it a year. Print* tl.a new*
and t*U* ths trulb. Mo reliable that it
ta a neoeaaliy, ao coroplaia Ibat la a
•umciaooy.
—Tbara wa* a (teat aeallerailou of
boram and vatloUi, but no runaway*,
oo ;Maki Mtreet Tuaadajr toorulu* a*
tba traction eo«lo* of biaaara. PUlf.r
and Oatm mad* It* way up tbc (treat
drawlni a tbraabar. They wrra (oln*
from Oral* A WI toon'* farm to Mr.
Prank KoAever'a
KMera* na4 Pmww InelHata.
The Eldon’ awl Deaouua’ lualtlul*
of the Gaston dlvialuu of Meckleulmrg
Hreabytery nweti in Cbarryylli* to da*.
Bn. it. MoO. SbMdi and Caph J. Q.
Holland, tod par ha pa other*, will
atteod from tbla point.
We Will Wawd Tke ttuHiv
On* yaar for uao dollar. Wo will
aaud it from cow uolll lUOi for 8b
noli It l( Gallon coaoty** loading
newspaper. Prtou Uu uewa and I a) la
the truth, bo reliable that it la a ne
oaaalt;, au complete that It li a auBcl
ency. _
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Ta W* Haaw«W if*. I a.
William Mouroa. tbe negro wbu
erloatnaily assaulted a Ifn. Martin at
bar boo* near Mallhtwa, In MaekUw
barg ooaoly, la* weak, waa tried be
fore Judge Hok* lo Charlotte UK
Thursday. Ha waa ooarletcd with
out argument by tbe lawyera and waa
aeoteooed to be tanged September 13tli.
Thera was a mob demonstration about
the Jail Wedoeaday night bat without
•erloua raeulu.
~ ’i ——«^m
karWr Map aw4 laiu.
Karly Monday morning tbe laSy
taut near the pa bile square waa taken
down and uarrled to Stanley (or tbe
day. On tba spot Mr S. W. King baa
bo lit aa Iroa-cled barber abop, joining
to Thom peon’* ahoo abop. Tba new
barber abop ia Id by 40 feet. It will
bay* tho sharing parlor* In front and
two ball) room* with porcelain tala In
lit* rear. Ur. D. li. Dalton Is in
charge of tbe work.
Tata BIppMl Ope.
Tuesday night at hi* barber shop In
Ba* Gatina la. Ur. Will Stow* bed
occasion to make change for a Quito
mar who waa welling. HI* money wan
In a cigar box with a Uck In tba lid.
Aa Ur. Stow* withdraw bit baud from
Um box Uie lack caught In tbe hack of
bia band and la the twinkling of an eye
tba blood wee sporting nix lnobe* high
oat of a vain that had beeo ripped
open. Ur. Mown came up town where
Dr. Henry Glenn tied ap both ends of
llm yelo nod then put six stltohea In
the good.
IWMM (fltv AdmllMBMlf
J. X. Yaager—TtoMaxareLb waist—
It’s th* best.
Hoblnooc Brc*.—Big elaanuioe
aaluaa in negligee tluru and lias.
Tba Baa Hive—Gnat coat Mia. En
tire stock at coat far one week, begin
ning Saturday, Aug. 84.
Mrs. P. H. Cooke—Mute school.
Fall tsrm opens Sept. 8. Arrange
now for boors of Instruction and prac
tice.
P. T. Heath.—A great army of feat
and lege, bodies and bead* wanted at
case at the Msw York Racket’* greet
closing ont sale.
Kiodley-Bolk Brother*—Duplex ad
Joetabi* yoke skirt. Can’t enumerate
all the good points. Satisfactory or
your money book.
railed to gwBtoaid.
At tba rip* old aga of SO yours—aha
would bars been SO yesterday-Mrs.
i-u-n« Ldviala Adams dlad last Soa
day aftaruooo at fuer o’elook at bar
home near Bowling Urea. She was
tba mother of Mr*. R. M. Wllaou. Mre.
W. Mack Adams, and of J. M., W. By
X. M., H. A, sod J. E, Adam*. All
them worn at her bedside'before Mm
passed away. Mrs. Ad sow, up to six
or wyen mouths ago when aim was
taka sink, was remarkably wall
preserved for one of hoc age. Shd
eooid get stoat welt sad was lively,
cheerful, sad active lo discharge of
her household affair*. 8he was a good
woman, a kind neighbor, a iwW*
mother of a large family of sons end
daughters, sod we*, one might say, a
Ilfa-Tong member of Bethel, obureb.
Tto Doctor nf Jlethel, Rev. W. B. Arro
wooc preached the f uoerat eersaun at ina
rsaid imn Modday morel no, aaalstad by
Bov. W. A. Haffeer. sad ona of the
largest faooml proeamWia* m> am to
that mmmmlty followed the tody t*
Bethel eh er eh-yard, where U was gactiy
laid to rest.
, Mdanaiya to *. V. foartto*a.
Measn. Boekefallar, Peabody. Maey
rad Brown, kava astubHahad la «to
Teaotmrs’Ootlego of Columbia Uelvsr
•Ilf torsial aaheUrablp* far XofUi
Carolina toetora Ttoaa acbolershlpa
an of the annual valo* of 8000 sash,
aa 1 sadMwt to any all
i fat * fear of reel
In OetemUa Uatyaraity.
_ittto fa BOBHuafa Urn holder
at this aabotanhlp oealata of Dr. O.
D. Mulvar, president. MfiUrn State Bor
me)sad Iadastnal CeBeg* at Orrawa
toro. sad Dr. X. P. Veoebta. of tba
Uatvecatty Of Worth Carolina. Taaeb
ara wtm 8mm* fa apply for a aabotarahip
aa writ* ttom.
WKWrooR/vl. HKVT4MW
—Mr, J. L Wlbato, of Begonia, was
lb town yesterday.
— Mr. Star Wood rojcyvd tjundav at
Cleveland Spring*.
—Mr. and Mra. J. D. Prldey will
room loUeColl.llkC , to-morrow.
—Mlaa Leu Artbus is buck (rum a
tear weeks visll lo friends Id Moorei
vile.
—Mr. J. Luliter Ithyne. of tbs Orm
of Khyne A Uriflln, to daiiferoualy III
wUk ij pbold fever.
— Mlaa Jrunis Powell uf lialelglt Was
I be gusal from Saturday unlll Moodav
of Mtoa Della Johoauo.
- Mtoa Oka Kratov, who baa been
VtoUInf her Auot, Mra. M. A.
Thompson, baa relumed boms.
—Mrs. O. U. Balles returned Mott
day with bar alateta lo Dudley, 8. C.,
for a two wvska’ visit to bar old boms.
— Bar. W. T. Watson la assist lug
Uev. W. B. MeLata lu a grounded
meeting this waak at Mt. Zion eburcli.
—Mr. J. Lon Ttvomnaauu, of Gtta
tonla, via Had ndativea sod Iriaiida
hare Ibla week. —Yorkvlile Y.omatt.
—Mire Jresto Thompson. i.f Clutf
lotto, arrived ytaUrdny, end will ba tl«
|ueat for a few days uf Mlaa Ida Pur.
— Mr. J. B Turntooo left Monday
fur nleu days auy In tba umlhare
markata to putchaae a new eloek tor i
bla jewelry More.
—Mr. A. J. Smith, of Hulmunl, was
In lo*tn nit boalnna yesterday, ami
was a very weloomo callor at The
Uakrtte cfflc*.
—Mr*. U. U. Eagle, of Salisbury,
arrived last Thursday Ui vltU bar aia- 1
tor, Mrs. V'. L. Tbompann. si* re
tained boms Tuesday morning. ,
— MIsa K A. Tbrieuoe, lire accoui
pllehrd taaobar of tha Primary depart* |
ms«t uf Iba Kloga Mountain seboul
waa shopping In Cast on la Monday.
—Eaqalrs A. 1L Anders, Messrs.
Uoorge Jenkins, Wilt Morris, J. 1).
Moore, Jr., and Master E rural Wil
liams aia off on Iba Norfolk rxoursloo
tbM weak.
— Mias Maggie ltkyne who haa been
visiting tha family of Mr. U. K. Hosaer
for a week or ten days lias returned to
her home at Cailoola.— Kings Mtn.
Democrat.
—Mrs. J. F. Yeager loll laat ulglit for j
tbs boose uf bar parents Boar Belli
asore a bars aba will Jolo her lulls sou
who has been with Ms grettdpanuU
all an as osar.
— Mia M ultra Woolen, of Spaitan*
burg, after a two months visit to Char-1
loti* friends. Is again with bet brolb-,
sr and sister Mr. end Mix J. W. Wool
en In Oaotosla.
—Muss (ioaaie Beattie is spendlug
Uib remainder of her vacation here aod
at her alsUv’s at UelUauy, aloes her ,
return from WngblavIlL. — King’s
Mis. Democrat.
—Mrs Scott Dickie left ou the
Narrow Gauge Tuesday olgbt f„r
Black stocks, her ho nie She baa been
5 a eat for three weeks of Mr. erd Mia.
. L. Glenn, eear Ptagab.
—Mr. Sam McDowell aod family,
aooompanlad by BUIa Mlaa Eat.11.
McDowell, left Saturday morning fur
Gas tools aod other points In North
Carolina.-Cheater Lantern.
— Mr. John lUiyoe returned to Texas
laat Sunday sight after u vacation of a
wees or two with tha home folks lla
bat mads a great tuocewa of bis busi
uaaa of traveling for th* sulky cultiva
tor people.
— Mr. J. F. Johnson went to Clavo
l«nd Springs Hqoday, Monday
morning he waa joined there by
Kj** DrB* Johnson and her guest
MBs Smitbcrmao. who remained un
til laat nlgbt.
—Mr, Charlie lrofun haa beau enter
taiding for a few days ua bla guest, bla
oooaln, Mlaa Jessie Lofuo, of Monroe,
La. Mlaa Lottie and her Malar, Miss
Lois, were pleasant visitors in Gastonia
two aommers ago. ,
“Mix L. H. Tboropaou. who hso
been for two wetks tbs guest of her
sister, Mra. J. M. Blown. waa joined
Sunday by Mr. Thompson aod they re- •
tamed on tha two toe train to their
home So Wadssroro. i
—Hit* Igoa Wilson, who lima been I
‘“for JO l»* with fever, la now at'
▲U Ilaallng tprlnga recuperating.
Har father, Ur. J. L. Wllaoo. took her 1
put lliora yesterday moralag. Wo
hops her coatatmconon will ha rapid
arid hot recovery ooin plate.
—Ur. C. C. Johnson, tho popclar
yo«»« drag olcrk at J. I. Curry ft
Company's, is roiaiylat tho fellelte
of hit friends. Ho It to marry
Ulat Gold la Uamar, of Chariot!a, on
Iho 4U> o( September. Tho oarda bay# 1
baen laaotd annoaaolng tba happy
ovent.
_ — R«v. Dr. I. w. Wlngo, of tbonew
Baptist Female College at eraaatlllt,
*.0., was a moat pleasant ooller at oor
olBoo yesterday. He waa returning
from down tho Harrow Gauge, where
bo Imd been to tho Interest. of hit
whoU. It has bean Of lean yaart Woe*
Dr. Wlogo waa la Gastonia. Ua w
pnaaod blmself at amazed at tbs won
darful growth and program of *tb«
town.
Mr. Ualdwl* t—pi BXSarHU.
I lav. J. ft. Baldwin, former paalor
of Urn Went Kod Holi<odiat tumuli
vltlted bit many Oastouia friend* lae*
week. Tho Observer's Beldtville oor
respondent mya: Bar. J. A. Baldwin,
tha now dlvlno appointed hv Olahop
Ilargtova lo HI cored Or. J. B. Jtrookt
as patter Of Ualn Street Method let
eburob tba remalndtr of tho Confer
uouo year, bat arrived, aod praaehrd for
hla aongragatton this morning. His
sermon aade a favorable Imyrration
»•» Urn Methodists of BoidovtlU.
A note Crow Hr. R. H. Hardy, who
1—1 foroe a faw waakt
ago to join tte navy. od vtaaa oa tl«t be
'• n0" Franklin at Horfotk,
Va. With soother* be waa mat tbrvo
from Maw York. Thoy wit) msala
thtra until tint wlddlo of SopUmhor
when thoy ozpmt to bo traaafaviud .a
tha battleship I moots Hr. Hardy la
wtll Messed at tba proopoat or erulolag
a hood of Mm oa tho great Scat lag fort,
as ho baa dona nothin* at aS, ho mis,
atom thoy have boon at Movfalk.
“Claud* Kory.” write* Ur. Hardy, “la
•till on the fopuha, f think. Theca
W a good many Worth Carolina boy*
h*»o.,r
"•»»•»* M* n4Mrwi.
rnt. JnM runitn VMia (he Krarrs
•* Mia 4MtMami
Jpnss fj. Miter, at Ora Iihuiu
Uoo l.ir lba Blind, alio lias i<rn
•pcudinga part of hi* vsoaiiun »)>h
relatives la Oaaton and Lincoln, lalt
I*it Saturday morning on Ms lmaie
ward (rip. Of ooursr, be njoji <1 lo
(ha utmost riding ard tramping agnln
nver lira screw at his boyhund day*.
Friday afiarooon lia wa* good
eoougb u> drsp lo ou Tua U4«icttk
before Waring, and w. learned that ho
had baan dal ring loto hi* family hi*,
lory a* written ou Nn of U.e old
loin (atones. Hit was gaau ooa day
of Mr. Peter Maisball fibyira, who
(ouh him over (o (be old graveyard aad
r*ad with blra such of the inscription*
as be could decipher. Tbeis warn la
•crlptions glylag rneeb laruroiatWn
ooncernlag tbe Coatnrr fmbeais Ooa
■ypaeisllf, indicating uuatusi longevi
ty. wa* Inscribed with lba oams of
Klfeibotli Costner, bom May M, 1708
died April ffl. 1WH) shuwlag that the
dr ora led lacfcrd en|y « f*w wael* at
lirlng 108 years. Mr. Cnatnar Informed
tie Hat alia wa* U>a wife or Jsonb Cost
ner. "a brother." said he, -of my
great grandfather."
Mr. Costner sold be hoped at some
future time le And lira gray* of “Uaby
Male" Costner, who died not so many
rear* ago, baring herself attained
nigh unto her hundredth year. A pe
culiar family interest attached to brr
from her very birth. Blra was a daugh
ter of "Tory Peter" Costner. The
otherCo«tner*,it appear*, were |Mtrtnts
of the Bevoliilion and fought tar ftto
d<im, while l’eter wa* loyal in hi* king
lo Uie point of taking up arm* against
hla neighbor* aad kins men la tbe fleab.
In Ik* (harp lighting at lira I wills of
B*a,wu«,, Mill (Tuesday, Juo* *0,
1780) Tory Peter fell among lira slain.
A messenger carried tbe and new*
In hi* young wife, who earn* Lira urxl
day and carried home on a rough aled
tbe body of bar dead husband, and
committed It to the grave. That
ulgbt "Baby Kate" wa* bora.
8b« lived to a ripe old eg*, but the
pathetic Interest attaching tu her blrtL
always gave hsr peculiar distinction
among bar people.
In the Coatner famine* and Khyuo
families and Llaebtiger famine*, and
ether families of lbs county 11 tare
may be other Idle of history sod an
UraoUc ITsdillra llallar to three
plehed up by Mr. Costner. Tlray
slraold bo leaner Ted with dillgvnoa.
Tna Oatrrni will gladly Wnd Its
•pace lo prrserring the rrnlu nf ail
such labor* of loyalty and love.
r«tr>M()Miias».
■*- *. IhTMit u* MIm Kim
■WOT* UtMMir *<MM TMlrWiy
Tb* DunafF of Mr. Kd. a Fiji
muz and Mim Mary Ku» Hug* baa
for moil wanks, if eot months. been
a matter of keen rxprclaacy lo tbs
large circle of friends of both contract
log part ion. Tli# groom, is a bind
some widower, h broibtr of Ur. T.
M. Feyaaoux, and it chief clerk in
the 8oatbero*s freight office la Char
lotte, one of I tie most competent and
popular men in the Southern’s entile
■eretoei Tbs bride, who was Mrs.
J. 11. Richards, before being permitted
by I he coarts lo iron me her util dm
uame, la a daughter of Mr. L. L.
Suggs, oue of the county’* most prom
inent Citizens, sod a slater of our
iowustaar., Mr. J. T. Suggs. She is a
woman of stately figure end unusual
beauty, known aad esteemed by a wide
circle uf tooat devoted fticoda.
The marriage was celebrated quietly
at 3 o'clock yeater d*y afternoon, at
lbs splendid country seat uf lUe bride's
parent* near DelUa. The ceremony j
waa performed by Bct. W. A. Deaton,
of Dallas, assisted by Her. Dr. Holland
of Charlotte. A Dumber of the friends
uf both Un contracting parties at
tended from Uaetonia and Charlotte.
The wedding party returned 10 Char
lotte last night where lbe happy couple
will base tbelr bom*, attended with
ilia beet withe* of all ibair friend*
Mr, John W. Welch and Mist Suite
McConnell, of tire Trentoo, were
warrtoli Id Dallas last Sunday after
noon at 3 o’aloe It Faquir* A. P. H.
Rbrnr, who Is constantly growing
more popular with the young folks,
pet formed the ceremony et hla
maiden oo.
S. W.nilaM.AIlMnryal lev.
Mr. Uww W. Wilton, of Lenoir,
whose visit to rur town n few week*
•go wo noted at the time, baa located
here for tho practloa of ht» profession—
law. Ha arrived Toetday night and
will bava hla olUes In Um Uralf
Jfc Wilton building. Mr. Wllaon la a
H. 8. graduala (1WM) of Salford
Collage, M. C., sou i LL. B. (1901)
of GotombU University, Hew York.
A yooog man of Irrtpruaebable
cliaraoter, a iludeot of superior
aapaelly arid Uttaloroenu, be It a
distinct gain to bit profession In the
coouty, and wa feel much tallsraotlou
In wafeomleg him to residence id oar
trergtowlng town.
The Tsva cranny.
The cemetery la la nevd of sit cut Ion.
Tbe Is dies or the Cemetery Association
bare some funds oa band and Inteod
to have aosoa muoh Deeded work done.
But their stlautlon will ncceaserlty be
limited to laaptoveaseat nf the walks
and drttewejs and to thegawral con
d It Ion of the cemetery. They cannot
l»ok after tbe private plots. Tim to
dies,Mirough this notice, therefore,
h»*o desired to request all persons
«bo own lots In tba oametery te tee
that l bay are properly cleaned at and
shaped op In the next law days. This
labor of foes nn the part of these de
voted ladies should provoke a prompt
rsapatiao ea the part of all wtawe Iota
i hereto sard to Im put la better coo
dittos. We ray prompt response,
because the ladle* of tba AmootaUos
oannot do tbel* part of the work mod
pot tbe finishing touches on tbe Walks
until tba Individual plou bays been
alias dad to,
• MM IMS MB W KMT.
A I4l.fr Wrmmm Mr. Jim Mrftmrr TrUn
•rlrapa "Ml rtlHa la l>4i»e TV.rl.
larr-Mr* hr Im IK|.( la Murry mm
• •Milan Haitian
A latter rroalvrd by Mr. Moan*
WUtratdea from bit orotbar-la-Uw,
Jim McClure, enutaiua torn* Item*
whteli aril] Intareat mi; el our reed
«•#. Mr. McClure vent to Tana Are
nr ait trait ago with Mr. Jim White
tldra' jiopir. t,ul lie ta now In tbe
mu Him. nail of tbe Gherolrt faction la
ljdiau Teirltory. war thaKaaaaa llaa.
Crept, mi Bare, are a complete fall
ura. Carn, hiving had no rain lo tan
wtakt, U burst up tod baaftlko down.
Hu plaulrd 00 aurm In corn and will
not get a boahri.
Hr it now wwhlag fo» Mr. A. P.
Terrill im a bit bay ranch, at 61 par
day. "bile ha doeacTl bare must
work t» do, bo fin to atay pretty clout
to manage the oulOt and tbe Lauda.
During the araaoo be bu holed 000
tout aid hat 400 too# yat UbaM. The
bay ta worth 114 a ton; pore la a dollar
a but Ik I and nata 00 casta.
It ia Mr. MaClure'a rxpceUtioe le
vlait hit Oaatonla frienda this full “I
am not married y«t," Im write*. “but 1
bare decided to marry Ibia fal) it Umae
arc not too bard, (the la an iodise—a
cuarokrr girl aim came boro from
Ceorgta."
Wa with Mr. McCluia good luck la
oourtlag hla tnrUy l\io»li. ntia, and
bope be will bring fair bridp wilb blm
when Im onrrv-a J.ta fall.
8TA.NXBY NOTB8. jj
STAJfLXY Am. ‘AJ—Through Um
■»»*»•■ of Tux U astomia Qaxwttx,
Um UoiBBlUaa or tho Stanley Creak
PaiMcrs’ Inst Hal* wlah ta » a leaf
lheir etaeeraat lhauka Ip lia largo
crowd of | wide pieoent on realerday.
A a we expect Ic Bake of Hits an an
nual picnic day at Ataulry wa will
Xladly welenBo each and avary on a
book at our next owaUog. T!<* day
■ aa plaaaant and I ho ;eopli maad to
ba In nodi tha aacaa humor and we
bop# they were pro Bird by ihptr
coming.
Mte. Stonewall Jackson apent a
while Id Stanley yesterday. She is
visiting tier bnitlier, Cspt. i. U. Jlor
The panple of Stanley aie delighted
to have MMe Blanch Util* of Htrkory
with them agala. She le visiting friends
loOasinuaud will au from tire to
Dallas.
Alla Cora Hrudticoa. of Itleer Bmd,
it In Stsoley.
Prof. Alassay left Uiie mornlag for
Lioeolotoci.
rbataaaaicr J. IV. Holies of Char
•otto passed lit rough Stanley UiisBora
•»« bemb|>^
rALJSATIWA.
A New u«a Par SWahlaw SarsMW.
A newly discovered vegetable fal,
superior to lard for all cooklna pur
pose*. Endorsed by physicians as hal
ter tor tli* a to inset Uiao lio* fal.
Coal* Ira* than lard and gooa I net bar.
Try 11. Aak your grocar for PALI! A
T1NA. J. A. Gum*. A Co
Distributing A goals.
The most practical, most sensible, and most satis
factory skirt ever placed before the public.
Made of mercerized black Italian cloth.
It reduces the waist,
avoids bulging over the ab«
domen. An easy shirt to
live In.
A skirt appreciated alike
by young and old, by slender
and stout people.
It fits In the waist and
over the hips like a corset.
It to adjustable oa both
•Mas to a fraction af an
Inch.
The adjustment to easy,
quickly done, and prim a
•eat.
Just the thing to wear
under a tailor-made gown.
We can’t enumerate all the good points.
Investigate and leir os outinour claims.
Every Skirt warranted aatlsfactory or
your money back.
Price from $1.48 up to $4.50.
PHONE 63. .^.For sale kyMH
Jfindle
023m3SEgSB
Wanted
AT THE N EW YO
2453 Pairs of Feet
all sizes, shapes and colors, to fit 2453
pairs of shoes.
Wanted 466 Men, Youths,and Boys
to fit 466 Men, Youths* and Boys Suits.
Wanted 346 Pair of Legs
to fit 346 pair of Mens, Youths* and
Boys Pants, also
Several Hundred Heads
to fit several hundred Hats, which must
be sold as soon ss possible In this great
closing oat sale. Don’t want all of the
above at oae time, but let year feet
bring your head, body and legs, and we
will sell you
Suits* Pants* Shoes and Hats
cheaper than you ever saw them before.
Call early while selection Is good.
••••Yours f
The New \ori
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W. r. MARSHALL A CO.
Miss Mary Detwiler,
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Legal Papers, Letter*, Report*. '
A ccounts, and all Vimla of Type
writing at rrmaonnbfe prices.
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drat Ueua*erH latatnea to Um city In
night from tb# ••*». Ha w*ot at
two* to a«Hd*f»»t BMpital. wfort kta
»l«r*t daoaMer Alio* t« a iMMot,
abmaa basing ba*n Moved fmm for
•hart ywtorday. Th* Vie* PmMnt
rv***in*d *t tfo h«*|)lUl to-night nsd
trill go lo Oyster Bay toner row.
PREPARED
for sunnER
trade, lUc Negligee Shirt* and
tlie Tic* we hare put h»to our
big clearance sale are Jurt the
thing for early Pall wear.
Benidea they will be handy
lor next Summer. We want
to clear them all out, ao we ate
offering you some big values.
ROBINSON BROS.
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MRS. P. H. COOKE’S MUSIC SCHOOL
PALL TERIl BEGINS HON DAY, SEPT. 2.
Mrs. Cooke will receive papiltt nt her koine opponHe Oakland to
irrange for instruction; nlao hoar* for practice on aew StMF Piano, if
foal red.
VOCAJ,, PIANO, OR ORGAN INSTRUCTION.
One leaaon a week.#1.50 per aaontk.
Two lessons a week.#3.00 per month
Correspondence solicited from out of-town pnpOa. Satfofoetory
reference* and tcmlmotitaU furnished if requested
Address MRS. P. H. COOKE,
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UNTIL OCT. 1st.
Pictures Framed at Cost.
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Handsome* patterns sad largest
assortment 1* tonra.
Don’t waste time looking aroand tat
come to headquarter* et onoa
TORRENCE BROS.