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The Gastonts Gicette.
BU8INB8S LOCALS.
a«MaMmaBHMHCjnHranM«r (
SALEM ALMANACS for 1006 only
Sc at t.*! Johnson, ' —N ,
DOTTED PLANTS for talc. San:
‘ and pretty. Mrs. J.T. McDUL \
CHINOLES-230.000 yellow pine
O shingle* for sola. J. S. Beal. —24 <
ANTIC!)—Wood choppers to cut
pine wood at High Sboals at
40 cent# a cord. See C. J. Huaa or 1
Andrew E. Moore, Loray Mills. j
HAT WINDOW at Kennedy's
Drug store—glance at the dis
play as you pass by, U might be
the cause of earing your cough some
time. —10
W/ANTKD- To Invest $3000 or (3000
“ In established business in Css
tonia, carrying position with la
vestment. Address# "Buslncs" care
of (Sawftte. tu.
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FRIDAY. OCT. 20. 1905.
LOCAL AFFAIRS
—Gastonia Lodge A. F. and
A. U. will meet in regular com
munication to-night.
—They are fixing n-readv to
have another year. Mr. Robert
W a I. it. « AAl* <* •
jwmi>uu nan uvrr <jvu pmrni
almanacs for sale.
—The man with cotton rmiles <
again. The price went back to
10 cents yesterday. About 50 ,
bales were marketed here.
—We are requested to give no
tice that Rev. J. A. Hoyle will
conduct services at the Arling- i
ton chapel next Sunday night, i
—A fall down the back-steps
yesterday morning gave Eaqnire
W. I. Stowe a badly sprained i
foot. He came down town yes
terday morning, but could hard- i
ly make it home to dinner.
—Yellow pine shingles have <
been mighty scarce in Gastonia
for some time, but Mr. J. B.
Beal has just seemed a lot of
230,000 which he is advertising
for sale.
—The Denver Express Com
pany is the show that will en
tertain at the Opera House to
morrow night. The posters
show lively doings and tragic
stnnts all about.
—Wednesday was a day of
sadly blnnted expectations to
many. The circus didn’t come.
It was detained in Charlotte by
a defective car axle, and did sot
arrive in Castouia until just be
fore snpper.
—We are requested to an
nounce that there will be servi
ces at the Lntberan church Sun
day morning at eleven o'clock
conducted by Rev. Jobu Hall.
Mr. Hall will preach the same
night at Bessemer City.
—The ladiea of the society of
the Associate Reformed Presby
terian church of Bessemer City
will give an oyster supper to
morrow (Saturday) night, in
the old church building.
Everybody cordially invited to
attend.
—Here de come! Here de
come! shouted the tired bunch
of colored women as they Bpied
a car-load of animals stop at the
water tank. The women with
shouts and calls of joy made a
. wild dash across the block to
see the circus unload. “Noth
ing but a load o' cows for Prank
McArver," was Mr. Mote
Mauney’a exclamation, and the
way the enthusiasm' of the
aunties collapsed was a sight to
see.
Married.
At the borne of the bride's
father at Dallas, on tbe 8th lost.,
Mr. Kobett Wright and Miss
Mollie Milieu. At tbe residence
of Esquire A. P. H. Rhyne at
Dallas, !on the 15th, Mr. John
Pincannon and Mias Sadie By
osn. Ksqnire A. JP. H. Rhyne
officiated (at both of the above
marriages. .
Msthadisi Meetings.
Tbe protracted meeting be
gan yesterday at tbe Main Street
Methodist church, services be
ing held at 3:45 o’clock in tha
afternoon and again at night
The pastor. Rev. E. L. Bain, is
ably assisted by Rev. J. W.
Moore of Aaheville. Through
out the meeting services will be
held each afternoon at 3:45 and
7:30 at night.
45 Preheetene.
Daring tbe meetings which
cloned Wednesday night at tbe
First Baptist church there wen
45 professions. Twenty joined
this chnrch, of whom 18 have
been baptised. Dr. and Mrs,
Lunsford with their little soo
Gordon returned, yesterday af
ternoon to Asheville followed by
the good wishes of e host o!
friends they made in Gastonia.
Dteeemeldsi teg ertaente.
Two of onr most enterprisioi
dry goods firms hsve edded t
new lesturs to their already ex
tensive establishments—dress
making departments. At tin
Jno. F..l^w stores this depart
meet is in charge of Misses M
Cabanlss. Belle Wilsen and Mn
CynthinJobowxn. At Mr. J. F
Ford are in charge
■J'.tai. IM P'l I BT"g
PERSONAL MENTION.
—Mr. Rnfut Canon visited
the Bethany school Monday.
—Rev. and Mn, A. T, Lind
say are attending the State Fair.
—Misa Mamie Davis is again
working at the telephone office,
—Mrs. R. M. Reid and chil
dren visited Charlotte friends,
this week.
—Miss Lillian Clinton is on a
pleasant two weeks visit to
friends in Clover.
—Mr. Bsrscst Ford, of Bel
mont, was in the city Wednes
day.
—Mr. Frank Hoffman, of Be
gonia, was in the city Wednes
—Miss Josie Cook, of Moores
ville, is visiting her brother, Mr.
W. L. Cook.
—Mrs. F. A. Costner and
daughter Mary are visiting Mrs.
W. C. Garabaldi in Charlotte.
—Miss Bess Davis, of Char
lotte, it spending s few days
with Miss Edith Fayssoux. .
—Misses Ona and Ethel Spill
man, of Charlotte, spent Sunday
with Mias Laura Page.
—Mr. Hugh Long, of the
News, left Tuesday uigbt to at
tend the State Fair.
—Misa Emma Crouse, of
Crouse, is spending a few days
with her friend, Misa Florence
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—Mr. R. L. Swan will leave
to-morrow night for a purchas
ing trip to Baltimore and New
York.
—Mr. and Mis. C. Collins left
this morning for Gastonia, where
they will make their home;—
Concord Tribune.
—Mrs. J. A. Gleun and chil
dren returned yesterday from a
pleaaant week's visit to Mrs. C.
B. Mason in Charlotte.
—Misa Virgie Davis has ac
cepted a position in the dress
making department of The Jno.
P. Love Company.
—Mr. P. J. Linebergcr, Mrs.
Will Linebergcr and Mrs.
Robert Linebergcr are attend
ing the Raleigh Pair.
—Mrs. C. B. Mason will en
tertain a few frieoda this after
noon to meet her sister, Mrs. J.
A. Glenn, of GastoniaChar
lotte News, 16th.
—Miss Lottie Ray and sister,
Mrs. L. N. Glenn, of Gastonia,
spent to-day in the city the
guest of friends.—Charlotte Ob
server, 18tb.
—Mr. and Mrs. Robt. A.
Love moved Tuesday from the
Johnson bouse on South street
to . their own home recently
vacated by Mr. J. F. Thomson,
on Long street.
—Mr. J. H. Separk left Wed
nesday night to attend the State
Pair and to visit his mother in
Raleigh. He was accompanied
by Misses Rtbel and Binoche
Gray.
--Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Robin
son are among the large num
ber of Gaston people at the
Pair in Rsdeigli. Mias Lois
Robinson is also a member o!
than nnrtv
—Mrs. Robert Glean and tw<
little children arrived last uigb
from Atlanta on the way t<
their home in Washington
They will be guests for a fes
days of Mrs. J. P. Glenn.
—Dr. K. M. Reid will short!;
build a handsome residence oi
the comer lot he uow occupies
His present residence will b<
either tom down or moved sway
Mr. C, C. Hook of Charlotte, 1
the architect.
—Mr. and Mrs. Theodor
Roosevelt, ol Washington, E
C., passed through the city las
night on a Southern tour. Th
President bowed and waved hi
acknowledgments of the cheer
which greeted him aa his trai
slowly polled through th
nation.
Six Hags Dead.
A car consisting of 10 cattle
i and 56 bogs arrived yesterday
afternoon for Mr, R. C. McLean.
Three of tbc hogi were dead in
! the car, three mors toppled over
i and died aa soon as they were
unloaded. The dead bogs were
big fine 300-lb fellows, some
heavier. The partition between
, the bogs and cattle was broken
. down, and the bogs seam to
. have been suffocated and
I trampled to death. Mr. Mc
, L*an refuted to receive the
, cargo.
- Cloned and Opened.
\ Upon a lodgment secured last
1 spring, Williams and Shalton. a
dry goods bouse in Charlotte,
dosed ap the stone of R. B.
Johnson at Begonia and B. M.
g Johnson & Co., at Crowdet’a
a Crack last Prlday. On Satur
[. day Mr. Johnson’s homestead
h exemption was laid ofl, the
« exeesa was taken .away by the
t- plaintiffs, and Ml. Johnson
1. opened hit Beeonia atom and
c
l« The* 1 labi 1 itiw tTwflflsms and
Shelton, warn about $360.
■1UL III IS JS 11
FUST MONTH HONOB BOLL.
list •! Pupils at Caalral Sc has!
Who Hava Waa Baoors Dsrlsf
tha First Nioth
To wia a place on the honor
roll of the Central Graded
School, a pupil most average 95
per cent on deportment and
studies. Superintendent Joe S.
Wray famishes us the following
list of honor roll pupils for first
month of present term:
1st Grade, Miss Smart's room,
—Richard Psyssoux, Rebecca
McLean, Ruth Robinson. Grace
Strickland.
Miss Soiulifer’s room.—Bryan
Walters, Malcolm Rhyne, Moore
Morrow.
Second Grade, Mias Pursley’s
room.—Celeste Plyler, Mamie
Smith, Sue Ramsey Johnston,
James Hunter, Bryan Gresham.
Third Grade, Miss Sparrow’s
room.—Durward Morrow, Ern
est Warren, Krwin Gallant, Jen
nie Wallace, Margaret Louisa
LaFar, Louisa Reid, Pauline
McFadden, Wilson McArver,
Earl Groves, Stella Whitfield,
Lila Morrow, Jeanette Payasonx,
Emma Faulkner, Nannie Dick
son.
Fourth Grade, Miss Sandiict's
room.—Wilder Gresham, lola
Ballard, Henry Rankin.
Mias Stokes' room.—No one.
Fifth Grade, Mias Kgerton’s
room.—Eva Penny, - KUa May
McFadden, Jessie Green, George
Hicks, Stafford Whitfield, Char
lie Thomasaon.
High School, Miss Bradley’*
room.—Mildred Rankin, Robbie
Lee Morrow, Winifred McLean,
George Smith.
Miss Martin's room.—Clara
Smith. **
Mias Ilussey's room.—Lower
Grade.—No one. Higher Grade.
—Kathleen Boyce.
In a recent letter to Mr. Wray,
Snpt. P. P. Hall said, "Mis*
Hattie Hanna, one of your grad
uates, passed au excellent exam
ination, easily making first
grade.” This is but one of many
indications of lbe superior work
done in Gastonia’s city schools.
The Gazette-News says an
effort is being made to form a
milk trust in Asheville. The pro
moters of the trust propose -to
take over the product of the
various dairies, paying the dairy
men 18 cents a gallon, and sell
ing to consumers at 32 cents.
I , I !', 'WILBMH
OPERA HOUSE
Saturday, Oct. 21st
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
R. J. RAVEHCIAPT
PNiiati Baidas lea,. launsa**
seaalc pnAcIln
THE DENVER EXPRESS
The Mascot Attraction.
The Features:
Tka Bight af tka Basrar Express
The kaltla with tka Indiana
Tka kntto Bgbt
Raw and xs-is*date sstdalttas
Remember, Just One
Nfebt
Prices: 29c. 39c, 50c.
Scat* now on sale at lor
renee’s Drag Store.
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NOTICE.
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AA AhrH* Ml Woi MWDOICWjll the M
rout m Attornment hg« kentetsn been iv
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Clrtk olJhrSn^lorCOTni G»Iloli''Coiirtjr
The Sbclby Aurora says Mr.
I^e Horn, a 15 year old boy of
Beam’s Mill, who weight about
115 pounds, picked 345 pounds
of cotton one day last week.
CHATTEL MORTGAGE BLANKS
lor .file at Till! Ga*RWI oilier.
COMING ON ITS OWN TRAIN I
THE GKRAT
Van Amburg Shows
CIRCUS, MUSEUM AND. MENAGERIE
—'WILL POSITIVELY EXHIBIT AT—
Gastonia, Tuesday, Oct 31
I
MANY STRANGE ZOOLOGICAL SPECIMENS
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> A ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN
WHEELERS MARINE BAND.
Tfca taaal M—lat Off traaaH— «lt> ■rCiitu la AaMrtaa.
GRAND STREET PAGEANT
TWO PBRPORMANCBS DAILY.
POORS OPEN AT I AND 7P.I
REMEMBER THE DAY AND DATE,
Gastonia, Tuesday, Oct 3
Coats I
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Beauty Doctor
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J. H. KENNEDY A CO.
Gmtomlm, N. C.
Dr. C. M. BEAM,
DENTIST,
DALLAS.N. C.
Offices Over Rank.
STRAIGHT talk on
HEAL ESTATE
The following valuable proper
ties were bought straight sad
will be sold straight. See me
at once.
1 One lot, corner Marietta and
Third St.. 100 ft, front^
One lot on Marietta St., 100
feet front, price-_ftf(0
Cue S-room house on High
land Avenne, lot 50x200,
price —-- . . ,$$$$
One lot corner Highland Av
enne and Rankin Street
50x200, price—...$298
3 vacant lots on Highland
Avenne in front of M.
L. Maaney’s residence,
50x200, price each-J2N
Two vacant lots on Rankin
St, 50x200 ft., each-$U0
One vacant lot on Highland
Avenue, 160x250 feet, ...
price ... .—JSN
10 acres, my home place ox
Highland Avenue, with
one five-room bouse and
one 4-room bouse, price $2910
•AA A. - a. a. t- __t A 1_a_ a _
nit the buyer. This on
west side of Highland
Avenue and opposite my
borne place.
One six-room bouse and lot,
90x200, on Rankin St.,
pika ., —__JW
Lot near Second Baptist
Church, 300 ft. ou Cross
St. sad 200 ft. on Avon
St., with six new four
room cottages, out store
room 20x90 end 2 smell
rooms. This property
pars $36.00 pet mouth,..__
Price-___-JMM
79 ft on South St., oppoelte
City Hell, and one hun
dred and fifty feet from
public square, price per
Sixty-six acres ol well-tim
bered woodland 2 miles
from railroad.
Two lata in Dallas, on Col
leye St., 60x190 feet.
One lot In Dalles, 212 feet
fronting on Colk-ye St.,
and 496 feet deep.
f -
Any of the ebore Hated propel
as will be sold on terms favon
I s to purchaser.
I you have t» ofcr.
C. B. Armstroni
|T^ance{
{ We want to be remembered when you are J
| ready to laaure your house, furniture, or 4
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4 also write Health and Accident Insurance, d
I For • ?f"in *?£*•*•«** ************ l
g •■pe*th«Lf2l F*2^.yo<,z?,rfrt*,rsr,,*S' *
4 oWe to work through accident or any all' 4
1 ment whatsoever. If dependent apoa your 1
J salary for the rrself endfam> J
A jly. It Is the to carry such I
V Insurance. _ m Life laaar. 1
^ ance to a am so situated. J
| The Love Trust Co. 1
| ALL KINDS Of INSURANCE j|
I we can’t afodto hold T00?*. r>f rtf rM*-^
i 001 MW *i4bn«^0« j
I oo.of'bene Mronter* U Glaaaware. ChWwMfr HWgfr |
f Ladies' and Men’* IUU, J*!Te1rJ» ^N,Si!2^*«itinteruKc*. 1
4 your choice k,i 10c. On pother co«nt«uMce. |
J Embroidery, Hosiery, nice Back anythin* on *
I bar*aint that w« haven t the apacn to *»**«*»»
i jud,srsslr«i^.—r~J
J WHITFIELD DRY GOODS C® J
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