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wbea • nephew of tbe’dead m!l£ waste tOVtt «ad gave the fol lowing account: About tea days ago Parris Cud Josh Button, brothers, started oa a trip into dwaOMtaisi above Marganton to look at some land which Par ris was negotiating for. Oa the way back home they fe-1 hi with a maa by the name of Green aad n womb walking. Green told them be wanted work aad Parris tmploytd 1dm to bthiidkt the crop. Josh hired the woman to cook for him. Altar they had irasalad together for some dis tance. Josh, who was sitting in the tearod the wagon with the woman,- became baiateroaa aad Parris ashed him to behave 1dm. self while hi kb wagon and on the public road. Nothiag more was said, bat a few mlnntes later Green gad Perris Barton now Jonh pat a shell into Ida gon, bat thought aotldag of that natfl he fired, knocking Parris out on the doub le-trees. The horses took fright tfl^ran Kvtrtl 200 yirdi whtti Green stopped them. He found the entire load hod catered Pgnb Barton's ldp and ranged down the thigh. Josh Barton mad the woman took to the and are now in Morgantoa jail. Grata biftnght Parris oa to bis home, arriving there Friday morning. The woooded maa died that evening. Aa old grudge of eight or tea rears’ standing la supposed to |bc the reuse of the tragedy, i Aboot tea years ago Josh Bor* i ton waa convicted of betraying a daughter of Parris’ sod served a term ia the peniten tiary for it. He has aa aosavory ! repatatioa. The dead maa leaves a wife aad sevea or eight children. He wee between SO aad dO years of ege. tmrnmmnm. LOCALS nOM TOE LOtAT. The tent meetings have come to s close. The tent wm takas down last week aad removed. wall attended is • number of I.SSJSS : Rock Springs. Among the mot her was Mr. Jno. L. Jenkins usd family who report a good time and extra good presebing. The Waal Baa Sanaay achool win m&7 • wagon ride Satur day evening aad a picafc after wards in the Loray psrk. This Sunday school is in a healthy condition and • the average at tendance is good although the weather has Been very hot late ly. Out Baptist Brethren have rented the Bradley hall aad are preparing to seat it antU they get then church built which they expect to do pretty soon. Some of ear people are hav ing a good time ox excursions and vacations. Several of them away oa the excursion to Charleston. Others are taking fa .the eights ia sad around Asheville and other places. Rev. J. W. Bradley is at home after ao absence of several weeks ia protracting meetings. Rev. 3. M. Downum spent s fewdaysjast weak with his ism .Mrs. J. Hf. McDede aad three children of West Texas started far hat home Sunday after a visit ef about a mouth with relatives at Henrietta aad Inman. S. C., •ad at this'place, also having spent the last few days of her stay with her biotber-in law Mr. X» B. Hines. Well we suppose the base ball season ia over and the Lormy team woo the first sad last name wey played and may well rest aadenioy their laurels. The "jenny-go-round* now adorns our end of town to the delight of some of our people and the disgust of others; but the small boys "get there just the same.” The fourth Quarterly Cooftr euce waa held at West Bad Church last sight. Presiding Elder Rev. R. If. Hoyle presid ing, after preaching an excel lent aermoa to an-appreciative audience. There was not much change made in the official board for next year. Well we notice that the night shadows are creeping both ways now pretty fast and are shorten lag the days considerably, which reminds os that the time will soon be here when see will not require the visits of the ice wagon. But even winter has its charms for it brings Christmas and Christmas brings Santa Clans. Social at Maul Bally. Commi ■<>■,« o< TW Cuttk. Mount Holly, N. C.. Aug. 23. —Misses Jessie 8heltou, of Gas tonia, and Batelle Belly, ol Char lotte, were the charming guests of honor at a delightful and highly SfiSIra ES'bS.'u.'Z their beautiful country home just two miles from town, last night from 8 to 11. . It waa the expectation of all to have* the petty on the beautiful WANTS AN APOLOGY. T—Nr Till— Ihi Net TUikfrwUnt Treated Ua Coerleeaslr. iMMIhCmMwml I Ml Senator Tinman, of Booth Carolina, spoke at Seven Hills Chautauqua last night. He was given a moat cordial welcome and his accusations against those who were responsible fore bet ter rsproed bill not being adopted by Cbngrcss were enj thuKastically applauded. In giving the review of the rate rate Mil he related the incident which censed him to "cut" the acquaintance of President Rooeovelt. "If I was a gentle* man whan McLaurin called me • liar I was more a gentleman after I had resented it," said the Senator He declared that no well-bred gentleman would have recalled an invitation and that he would never speak to Roosevelt again nntil he apolo gised. In the matter of the rate bill he said that Roosevelt surrendered,' walked down and gave np. He paid an eloquent tnbnte to Senator Bailey’s de fense of the constitutionality of the limited court review. MB. PAVIA S. L. JOHNSON WII Sire • Musical and Litersry EatartaJnaiaat.la Library. Mr. David S. L. Johnson, music teacher and tuner, now of Gastonra, N. C., formerly Mas ter of St. Timothy’s, Fairfax county. Va.. will give a musical and literary entertainment Sat urday night, August 25th. in x. M. t. A. Hall—Library, at 8.15 sharp. The programme will be varied and spicy, consisting of bnmor ons and pathetic readings and declamations, some of them be ing Hr. Johnson’s composilior, who will sing ballads and toacs iis Scotch, English, Irish, and French. "The Legend of St. Kerin” and "The Derby Ram" were very popular over a century ago. Admission; 15c. single; 25c. double; more than 2, 10c. each, mi LIST. The Rev. Clergy, Teachers, and Members of the Press with their families are cordially in vited to the entertainment Sat urday night by Theirs Respectfully, David S. L. Johnson. Special Lew Rates via Southern Railway. On account of home-coming of Wm. J. Bryan, New York. N. Y . August 30th, 1906. the Son them Railway will sell tickets to New York and return at exceedingly low rates. Tickets to be sold August 28tb and 29th, with final limit Sept. 4tb. The following ratea will apply from points named, Charlotte $20.50, Salisbury $19.10, States ville $19.95, Hickory $21.00, Greensboro $17.45, Winston Salem $18.35, Durham $17.50, Raleigh $17.50. Approximately low cates from other points. For farther information call on yonr depot ticket agent, or write, W. H. Taylok, G. P. A.. Washington, D. C. R. L. VxaNON, T. P. A., Charlotte, N. C. I W«ua’a R«w fwlwtlw, Wril l in Sydw for M—. ———— If you want a piano for \ $ 50.00 S 350.00 75 00 375 00 , 85.00 400.00 100.00 425 00 125 00 450.00 . 150.00 475.00 175.00 » 500 00 200.00 800.00 225.00 700.00 250.00 800.00 275.00 850 00 300 00 900.00 325.00 1000.00 WRITE STIEFF N». • W«al Tr«4« ttmt CHARLOTTE. N. C. DISPOSSESSED DT BEES. A Swarm Dislsdged Iran a Chimney Drava Womea from lama. Diifatcft. An*. 29. Morristown, M. J , Ang. 20.— While George Vanbilliard, pro prietor ot the Greystooe Farm at Califon, was away from home yesterday his family was dis possessed without the formality of legal proceedings While Mrs. Vanbilliard and her two daughters were getting dinner they beard strange noises In the chimney. They took out a damper to investigate and found that a (warm of bees had taken possession. When the chimney was opened the bees immediately swarmed into the kitchen. Efforts were made to stop up the orifice, but the women were forced to re treat. leaving the bees in foil possession of the bonse. While waiting for the return of Mr. Vanbilliard the women camped out on the lawn and applied mud to the places where they bad been stung. When Mr. Vanbillisrd came home he smoked the bees out with sulphur. THE CITT OROCERY. Coetner and Lladaay are Row Proprietors and Deatre Settle meat al All Accents. This is to notify oar fries da and the public genera 11 y that Mr. P. A. Coatner haa bought out the in terest formerly owned in the city Grocery by Means. W. S Lough ridge, W. H. Gattia, and W. A. Rosa, and that the firm la now com posed of J. R Lindsay and P. A. Costner, who assume the responsi bililies of the fotmer firm. The new proprietors have bought the book accounts of the old firm, and respectfully «uge a prompt settlement by all who are indebted to the City Grocery in ordef“to save trouble and unpleasantness We shall use special efforts tc give our patrons the best grocery service possible, and respectful)) solicit your trad*. P. A. Cosnru, J. E. Uruuv. Haring told our interest iu Uu City Grocery to Messrs. F. A CostneT and J. S. Liodsay. wa cordially recommend the new 8nr to our former patrons and trust that they will give to Messrs. Coatner and Lindsay tbs iimi generous patronage accorded tt ns. W. 8. Loenwaroou, w. H. Gama. W. A. Ross. Both Dfli| ha Byii. Mswbsni JmhmL For seven] days the papen have contained news items froni eastern Carolina, particularly Hyde county, stating that horses are afflicted with a disease resembling blind stagger* sad it becomes {ptal in many canes. A large number of bones have been taken with the disease. It la now said that the malady la spreading. Cases have beep spotted fi Bess fort, Craven, Jones, Onslow said Lenoir vfrnlant type. Tba cause is at tributed to tala soaked gtaaaai otlte lowlands which are be motXd W9m* poi*0,loiu ■oticedtbathormes sad c«ttU *^nr oa th* higher lands an not elected ia this way. To* cable car crawled slowly ©a, with aa occasional loos paaac at a threateaed break down. At hut da old auto with a long white beard root feebly ftaat a corner anal and tottered toward tba door. Bo was, how 2gt*ppe4 by (be coadoetor, "Too? fare please. - •I aaid ay fere." “ When? I don't raarewber It.* -Why, I said yo. when I got on tba car.4 /*»«■»••>• ■■•r— *>!»V. I Wfl •]j£iirrur& sa boy.* Shape . tecta matter of Inch— or ate—■ bl of proportion and taste t la appam* anca yoor feat want to snatch tba rest of yoor body. Yoor moat be naat and trim and aooc-looUnf— not only while they are na w, teat M lone aa you woar them. If they baar tha " Qood * efcn yon can depend upon their correct shape—dorabttty and comfort That te why we sal them they an etrr naBy sattefectory. For sale by JNO. F. LOVE, Inc. L _ ADMINISTVATOK’S NOTICE Mao, as or before ike •Mb «M or Aupoot, ini, or tbit notice will bo plt*4o4 in bor of Iboir recoeerr. All pttoootowjy uld total* will pioot* fPf Glascock’s Racer oSTSTiSf W*)«lrtw Maim. tMi arms. Hacks sad euocuaaaa Siam. rowers gg,g*qggSJSr»155»»tB ^ *>»'• *** »»• their ass TMRK MOTIONS i ABSOLUTELY SAf E—dascach's Caa’t Upset Nar SR# aa a Daad Caatsr. Vstremalv light weight, unbrcakably strong, and *• rani like a -watch." AayehUd ean ollmb a hut on GLASCOCK'S RACER. The easiest n unlng children's vahldt ever roads. g^Yawter m gXdasMlawsee. Manufactured by Glascock Bros. Mftf. Co., Muncle, Ind. GREAT SALE OP GLASSWARE going on this week. In order to make room for other goods we are going to sell this line of goods at HALF PRICE. Goblets worth 50c snd 05c, our price, 20c and 25c per set. Tumblers worth 45c and 50c, our price, 20c and 25c per set. Large size Glass Pitchers worth 30c and 35c, special price, 15c each. • Big lot of Plates, Cups, and Saucers going at one half their real value. Dress Goods Big lot of figured Muslins on sale this week. The greatest values ever shown for the price. Lot No. I. Worth I2jc to 15c, going at 7Je per yard. Lot No. 2. Worth 5Je to 10c, going at 8c Yard-wide white Madras, a good 'valve lor II 10c, oar price 7le per yard. || I Handkerchiefs II H Ladle*' plain white Handkerchiefs worth II n 10c, ear price Se each. ladles* plain white Handkerchiefs, 20c dos. II H Hose H Ladles* fine Mack lisle thread gance Hose, II II regalar 26c valoa, per pair lOe. Ladles' fine Mack lace hose at 26e per pair. Wa have a foil line of ladles' fine Shoes and I weald ha glad to have yon eall sad see tbeoi. II Lucas [Company I Sella H for Less. w GASTONIA, N. C. II
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