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I W. F. WAISHAIX, MiUr mmi Prortfr. DEVOTEE TO THE FIOTECTIOH OF HONE AIVD _ GASTONIA, N.C.. TtlE9DAY, ■1————mmm CAST OASTON BOSSIF. Til Big Cotton Attract* Alta* tlaa—Tka Slclt WO Improyiaf -Firmil tag Othor Haas. U'nrraationdtnoa of IS* Oaaotta. East Gaston, Oct. 1st.—Cotton picking is the order of the day in East Gaston now, except yon can occasionally hear some one mention politics. Prof. P. P. Hall, of Belmont, superintendent of schools for Gaston county, was over in East Gaston this week, and when passing through Open View farms and seeing some of Cul. Aberncthy’s fine cotton stopped and made enquiry as to what it was, as he bad not been used to seeing 7 and 8 foot cotton on poor land in Gaston. When in formed that it was cotton, be said it beat any thing he bad ever seen and placed an order witb the Colonel for some seed for next year's planting. The Colonel claims that his cotton will average over 40 lbs. lint to the hnndred pounds of seed Cdttnn. ■ !MSI mot,.. . ally of corn, and Prof. Hall and also Mr. E. L. Wiliou of Dallas, have placed an order with him for a bushel each. Colonel Abemetby has already got his seed corn selected for next year by going over bis fields and selecting just such as he wanted, and marking it so as it can be desiguated bom the other. He selects no ears from any sulks unless it has two or more on it, and in making the selections this year he fonnd many stalks with 6 and 7 good ears on them. Swift-foot Labe Rankin baa been on the sick list all this week, and we regret it too, for it hurts Labe to be sick. Miss Blla Phelin, one of tbe handsomest and most admired girls of all this section of coun try. has been on the sick list for several days. We hope she will soon be entirely well. Mrs. J. F. Caldwell of tbe Bissel place lias not fully re covered from her recent spell of sickness. Mr. IraLineberger, a splendid yonng man, has peen for several days cutting pea vines for his fa ther-in-law, Mr. H. W. Uuder wood. Mr. Lineberger is one of the men of East Gaston that is doing well, and so is Mr. Un derwood. Col. W. B. Hipp is doing i some carpenter work for Mr. Ike Lowe at Lowesville, up in Lincoln codnty. Col. D. A. Lowe’s youngest daughter who has been sick at her grandmother's for a month, has, we are glad to say shout re covered. Her mother who had been in the West for several weeks, returned home just as she had begun to improve. The laa-n party at Mountain Island was pulled off last Wednesday night in great style. The manager of same, Mrs. L. C. Prim, deserves much credit for the nica way iu which she r I HEALTH b the Most Important The manufacturer* of Royal Baking Powder have had 40 year* of scientific experience. « Every method of lyreed-end cake raising hat been exhaus tively studied in this country and abroad. The result is a perfect prod uct in Royal Baking Powder. There is no substitute for it The purity and efficiency of Royal Baking Powder have been commended by the highest authorities of the world. Tbesd facte mean two impor tant things to all housekeepers 1 ROYAL absolutely ■ enteitained the crowd-. Evan body had a good old time. A good many of our peopb are talking of going to Dallai next Thursday to hear Hon Lee S. Overman apeak. It ii well that they should for Sena tor Overman is one of the kind that can tell them something. It is reported tbet Mr. W. T Jordan has left Mountain Island. Mr. Jordan haa been there for a good while, and has made many friends that will regret to know of hit being gone. We under stand that his citizenship will be in Charlotte. WC°L Abemetby. spent last Monday and Tnesday in Char lotte, and while there went out in the country writh Mr. S. Witkowsky, behind his fine horse, and one that Mr. Witk pwsky, considered as safe as was in the city. On tbeir retnrn, nght in the city, tbe bridle bit came in two, and the horse ran away, throwiug Col- Abernethy out, with no serious injury, however, except several braise* on bis side and beck. Had not the horse fell Mr. Witkowsky might have been killed. The horse iu tbe fall broke hia J__a_* L as. a ■ , 0W lUBt uc IIBU IU UC •not. The baggy was broken np pretty badly. Miss Willie Ross ol Charlotte is spending several weeks at Open View, tbe guest of her cousin, Miss Ells Abcrnethy. Mr. W. H. Blalock is in East Gaston, delivering the harps he sold several weeks ago. Mr. A. M. Mangus’s family are improving some now, much to the delight of tbeir many friends in bis section. Col. Thomas says he is living as happy as a lark now, and that he ouly feels sorry for others that can’t live as happy as he can. Quite a number of our people attended the Dowd sale last Wednesday at the Holland farm, but not many of them bought very much. East Gaston. l*M«val< Scared! IndlwMDoUa BmIUuI. . Judge Parker the other day, in speaking to tbe visiting edi tors, said this: The governmental expenditures last year mounted up to five hun dred and eighty-two millions, which ia not equaled by any year since tbe ***** war, with the exception ot the year ol the Spurnih war. Instead ol a surplus in the annual receipt* of •bout eight millions, which tbe present executive found on tutim lug control, there is now a deficit to be found of forty-two millions. There is an inevitable result to such extravagance. Two or three days later' Mr. Roosevelt caused the following order to be issued; By direction of the President, ofB ciaia will neither dineuxs nor give out any information regarding the annual estimates until further or ders. The figures given further along in tne speech of tbe Dem ocratic candidate show that dur ing tbe three years ojf the Roose velt administration almost twice aa much money has been spent annually ns was spent during Cleveland’s last term. Com menting oti this, the New York Herald taya: "Judge Parker, however, only touched the national lore ol Pirptiiv# tava. tion with a gentle band. The Immense increase of govern mental expenditures in the last few years is evidently one of the bitter first fruits of a costly im perialism toward the vortex of which the country has been in sensibly drawn. As a single and conclusive proof ot the im mense costliness of imperialism it is only necessary to note in the official statistics that the appropriations for the War De partment alone in the last four years have been more than dou ble what they were in the two Cleveland administrations, or in any year from 1808 to 1897. if this year’s Presidential election, therefore, results in a victory for the Republican', thus indorsing their imperialis tic policy and schemes, who can estimate to what stupendous bights the present mountain ol taxation will grow before 1900? 1 he farmer, the laborer, the tnechapic, the merchant, in fact, every citizen, is compelled in every purchase he makes of a tsnf protected article to beat the burdens of the federal gov ernment's expenditures, and hence he must weigh well the answer to this momentous ques tion, before casting bis next ballot._ Three thousand pupils have been enrolled in the Charlotte city schools. Secretary John W Cook, ol the Central Carolina Pair, in forms us that the Fifth Annual Exposition which is to be held Oct. 11,12, U and 14. will b« one of the best fain ever held in North Carolina. FIS9AH PENCILINGS. CurrmtMaSMM of IM “ninn i PUgab, Oct. lat.—MUs M*be F«1U, ot Tate’* Chapel, visite< i her uncle, Mr. John W. Me Ready, laat Sabbath. We are informed that an oU colored woman picked 40( pound* of cotton in one day ot Mr. J. F. Jackson’s farm neai here. It’a np to yon and thf colored woman, Mr. Jackson, to picked*"** h°W th"* cotton w,, Mr. C. W. Chaney of the Loray is having a well dug ou his (arm near Mr. James Tor rence's. Mrs. N. J. Thomas U having chills. We want to print all the PU gab news that U fit to print and i( you have an item of interest send it in by postal card. It is our business to gather the Pi** gah news and we hope to do so But some items will escape na; if you know any thing in the way oi a new item, and yon think we haven't gotten it, send it to ua by poatal card, mailed to the Piagah Correspondent of The Gasbttk, R. F. D. 1, Box 49, Gastonia—if you please. JnnPfl near Iiom opened. Each week adds new pupils to the roll. All the teacher* are doing excellent work. The department of mntic it flourishing. Mist Lucy Wallace, of Sardis, N. C., will teach muaic at Jouea Seminary. Miac Wallace is a musician of considerable ability, having received her musical education at Dnc West Female College, Due West, S. C. As a good many oi onr Pisgah folks have asked us the meaning of the cabalistic—"G. N. B." which appears in The Gazhttx, we eolighten the uninitiated by saying "GA*emt News Bureau." if that isn’t it. its "get nothing better.*’ Mist Annie M. Weir has the malarial fever. We are glad to say that Mr. G. Miltou Howell who bas been very sick with typhoid fever for two weeks has so improved as to sit np for a few minutea daily. Miss Livonia McReady who has been sick with the malaria is mending slowly. Mrs. Ibbie McReady has been qnite tick with the malaria. We are glad to announce that the Progressive Parmer of Raleigh has bought the good will and subscriptiou list of the "Cotton Plant," of Green* ville, S. C., and hereafter both will be coudneted as one agri cultural paper. The infant ton of Mr. and Mrs. Lem Morrow is very sick with chills. Mr. A. Jackson Gamble who has been quite sick for the past ten dsys is some better to-night —Thursday. Mr. Crowder Howell and sister of Crocker, Cleveland county, spent a few days with their brother, Mr. G. Milton Howell, who it now recover ing from a two weeks’ at tack of typhoid fever. Mr. Johu A. Morrow Is sick with malaria. Pisgah fanners are picking the snowy staple at fast ts they can and rnahing it to the gins. CHALLENGE FKOM ADAMS DtUGCO. Offer te lefuf Newer If Or. flow erg*. Specific WIN Net Ca.e Amy Case of Ceeetlpetlea er Dyapap . *h> Adam* Drug Co. are aeeking the worst esse of dyspepaig or constipation in Gastonia or vi cinity to test Dr. Howard’s new specific for the cure of those diseases. So confident are they that this remarkable medicine will •fleet a lasting care in a short time that tbay offer to refund the money should h not be suc cessful. In order to secure the quick est possible introduction Adams Drug Co. will sell a regular fifty cent package of this medicine at half price, 25 cents. This specific of Dr. Howard’s will core sick headache, dissy w»’-*srarafa.!is'irJ5 and complete cares. It willrejralatathe bowels, tone op the whole latestlnel tract, (rive yua •* appetite, make food taste good aad digest well, ead increase vigor. JfcaSgbWt" th1 jl with "urclr"jwT»on«r gnereateir {o r* fnwl year money if It doe* not heir yog. con.HHK dyapwpSuattwit!1 Hk*..Dr- Hawmd’e nwellk lor th, satall samel19 teats. —OMUI. FA IV THURSDAY AND FRI£ You are cordi Jas. F _ * MMSTOfMAVn. AwmcMaf NmUti d P•po lar Gasfanla Caplt, On Wedoeadav, October 12th. Miss Cora Estelle Davis will be married to Mr. Henry Augustas Johnston at the home oi the bride’s parents, Mr. aud Mrs. John F. Davis, in this city. The wedding will be a very auiet home affair and the cere mony will be witnessed only by the family and a few intioMte friends. The ceremony will be performed at 8:30 o’clock after which the young couple will go to Charlotte for a visit to toe groom's father,.Mr. G. L. John ston. Mr. Johnston is a valued em ploye of the Gastonia Furniture Company, having.come to Gas tonia two years ago from Rock Hill. The bride-to-be is a young lady of many excellent qualities and during her residence of a year and a half here baa made many friends. Both of the contract ing parties are receiving the congratulations of friends on this approaching event in their lives. _ Om It OM Sabicrlkm The cash contest in which Tux Gazxttk is offering (50 in gold is open to old subscribers as well as new ones. Just psy tip a year ahead from now and make yonr estimate. If yon are paid to next January, say, yoa caa enter the contest by moving forward your subscription to next October- the cost will be just 75 cents. If yon are paid to next July, say, then 25 cents will move yonr subscription to October which entitles yoa to one estimate. The folks are catch ing hold; yon catch hold, too. It isn't every day that oar read ers have a chance to make $10, or (15, oj (25 in gold as easy as picking it up in the road. NOTICE. PbMlitlM of Corporation. State of North Carolina. \ Department of State. f CBRTIPICATKOP DISSOLUTION. Ta mU U wham that* PrtienU may came—GRES TING: Whit 8as. It appears to my satis faction, by duly authenticated rec ord of the proceedings for the rolon tary dissolution thereof by the anan imoua consent of all the stock hold ers.dejxoit.din my oOce^haTtbe Oaatoroa Savings Bank, a corpora tion of this State, whose principal office la attested in the town of Gua ?i Easton, State of North Carolina (8. J. Durham being the agent therein and la ebarge thereof, noon whom process may be aerred), hat complied with lbe re quirements of an act of the General Assembly of North Carolina (Ses sion 1001), entitled "As act to revise the Corporation Law of North Cere libs,* preliminary to the leaning of this Certificate of DisnolnUon. Npw. Tiikeayon*. I. i. BRYAN ORIMfcS, Secretary of State of the State of North Caroline, <lo hereby certify that the said rorporstion did. w" »»*y;“i«'th dj«y o( Septem ber. loot, file in nr office a duly as sented and attest ad consent in writing to the dissolution of said corporation, executed few all tbe •tochboldrr* thereof, whirl, said consent sad the record of the prn caedinra aforeaaM are now on file ia my said oMce as provided by law. Ik TasriMOMv Wirxxxox, I hana hereto set my hand and affixed my rdMal Meal at Raleigh, this 39th dey of September. A. D one thons end nise hundred and to*. ox* Jigx,0s,sa.. Valuable Farm for Salt. This fann la about 4 nrilca oorthwen from Gastonia, and contnlni 106 ncrea of good land with nice, substantial dwelling and other iutprownieats. Well watered and productive. For terms see P. P. Rhykk, Owner, or Wm, H. Utwn, stt>. —S13tM. Gsstouls, N. c. [ Mm« Uka ItKw. We have reason to be thank in' as these early autumn days go by. We have one of tbe finest com craps in RobcM* ever seen by even the oldest of our people. The cotton crap anil very probably bring oar people enough money to famish adequate comforts. Tbe pot-t and pea crops are very good. No epidemic is reported from say quarter. More harmony abound* in tbe matter of polities than hat been enjoyed among na at tbts corresponding time since ldflS. Thera era more sad better schools and a larger per centage of children are pupils thaa ever before la tbe history of the county. Tbe rcocnU prosperity of tbe people baa never been snnmssed. At no time in the past has agriculture received so much and intelligent attention. Sentiment in behalf of better roads was never so strong. All in all there is much to encourage na to go forward. ^1*1->1 _l: _*_ Ky., drove eighty negroes from the county with Winchester* Tuesday, as the resalt o< the subbing of a farmer’s wife by a negro woman. : - ■■---—TL’ *' ■!_ Professional Cards. Me. G. ANDERS, M. D. GASTONIA. N. C. Special attention to diseases oi Children. oan Tocrmc i Dm aura, Pham 16. ttaUwcr A. a. A»lin.~1|«| *] A. L. BULWINKLE, Attorney-at-Law. _DALLAS. N. C. dr. d. e. McConnell, DENTIST. Office first floor Y. M. C. A. Bld’g GASTONIA. N. C. Phone OB BBHHSSBBSBBBBBSSaHBSBaeB COME ONE! COME ALL! . We have a alec lot of RUBBER TIRE BUQ« J**odA« *** •®e Jo parehaae one will do well to call and see what we have « « II ss I prices ranging from $25 to $117.10. CoSe I in and get A BRAND NEW BUGGY. I We are again ready to tnppiy yon with mules and konti. || 1 hariag only a lew days ago received near load of atock from U TraneuM. Thaae 'atock were aelaetad by onr «M buyer Ur -'dl Oro. A. Andexaon and among them you will fled mmmTSZtSL H pmra of mala, ami a few good tarns to salt aImoaTw£ om I wishing a good animal. Call and a«e onr ntork before bn vie* H elsewhere, and oblige CRAIG AND WILSON 1 ; I will tf _||||||[| 3 ELMO NT, Saturday, Oct. 1, from 9:30 to 4. DALLAS, Monday, * 3, ■ • McADBNVILLB, Taaaday. - 4. - U^WElt, Wednesday,a 3, " • MT. HOLLY. Thursday, • 6. - MOUNTAIN ISLAND, Friday. - 7, '* ta 1* LUCIA, Friday, - 7. 1*0 to 4 3ASTONIA. Saturday, ■ 8. ,S “ ' STANLEY, Monday. *10, ■ » ;?££*YVTLLE Tuesday, - U, - 3ESSEMER CITY, Wadacsday * IS, • • t „»'» to It. -ROWDBR SMTN. MILLS Thursday, " 13, 1:30 to A HOVI8' STORE, Friday, - 14, 9:30 to it UNION, Monday, - it ■ *° ?* JOUTH POINT. Monday, - 0. ,:J0to 4. VLKX1S, Tuesday, - 10, 1*0 » DARPRNTBR'S STORK. Wednesday, * », 9.» If LANDBR* CHAPEL, Wednesday," », :ROWDFR’S CRKBK. Thotsdny. - » 9*0 rlKAMMT RJDOS, Thtni^rT, - * JJ “‘J C. B. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff, s V oiitn
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