The Gaatonla Gazette
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DLASTKKIXO LATHS for sale.
Γ ε. L. Wiuo*. Dallas. if. C.
ASK your Grocer* lor freeh heme
ground meal mod flour. Cm
tool· Roller Mill·. ta.
FiNK JHRSHY BULL for talc. 14
month· old. W. Û. Huiîoï,
Lowell. R. F. P. No. ».
\Y7 HRN you «π ready, let u* «tor·
VV nnd Insure jomr cotton. Rates
on application. Β. Η. Ρλμκχ· & Co.
STRAYED — lllack. white, and
brown spotted Lwar. I.ast Men
near J. W. Π4ΙΓ* place. W. B.
Riddle. Howling Green, S. C.
FR RKNT—Store room next to
the Koreka, or Pare. Hardware
■tore on Marietta atreet. Possession
ISth in st. O. W. Racam. Set.
R/f ANOSCRIPT COVKRS lor type
•ITI written documents. Variety ol
colors by doxen or box at Tn* Ga
tCTTB ofitt.
R SAtR—Choice deep loti ol
Kennedy property on Baal
Κ an k Li η Arc., lor sale to parties who
will pat on first-class improvements.
2t. J. RuiiKiir Csato.
LOST—Monday night on sidewalk
between Opera House corner
and Dr. Reid's residence lsdlcs light
shell comb. Reward lor return to
G.vxkttx office.
LOST—On Main St. between Love's
Store and Dr. M ae Anders. ahell
side comb, with scroll acorn design
in sold, on reverse side is written
"solid gold." Reward ti left at Ga
zette office.
TUESDAY, OCT. 2, 1908.
LOCAL AFFAIRS
—Full moon thia morning.
—The happy banting season
ia coming «long.
—It is October—beginning of
the lut quater of 1906.
—Cotton 9# yesterday. The
atortn aeut prices op.
—Γκκ Gazrtte from now till
1907 for only 35 ceola.
—Frost ia dne before thia
month ia out.
—County campaign will claim
attention from now to clcction
day.
—Fire felt good yesterday—
and the coal man wore some
thing that looked like a smile.
—Don't forget that Hon. J.
Bryan Grimes will apeak in Dal·
laa Wednesday night, the 10th.
—An important meeting of
the Daughters of the Confederacy
baa been called for thia after·
noon at 2 o'clock io the Library.
Called meeting of the Daugh
ters of the Confederacy at the
Library this afternoon at two
o'clock. Important meeting.
See notice.
—The alarm of fire Saturday
morning at 9:45 was not about a
fire at all, but was caused a
tittle negro child having a
spaam.
—A new local acceasion to tbe
brotherhood of notary publica is
Mr. G. W. Cappa. who received
his commission from Governor
Glenn "Saturday.
—The Gaston people who at·
tend the Mecklenburg Fair have
• hospitable invitation to visit
the big Bee .Hive Store tn that
city. It ia printed at the head
of their big advertisement on tbe
fourth page.
Bern.
To Mr. and Mra. J. J. Nivena
Monday, Sept. 24, a son.
Baptist Matting.
Services at the First Bap·
tist chorcb at 10 a. m. and 7:30
p. ra. Dr. J. C. Maaaee of Ral
eigh will preacb, conducting his
first service thia morning.
TaaWay MttftM· Clefc.
The Toeeday afternoon dab,
which has been diapened during
the maimer, will reoTgaoite for
ill winter meetings. The re·
organlaation meeting will be
ke.d it tb· home of lira. G. W.
Ragan at half-p«at three o'clock
tbiaafter noon.
For MIm Lot·.
Mus Edith Adam·, in honor
of Miaa Mamie Lore, the brids
elect, ha» iaaaed carda η fad
Iowa:
Octebrr ·ΙχΰιΤ"
Mit· Ι/·* ^ *" " aMckisv ihmm,
t* «It»·
l/OIIO· UI VwlVl Iflpif·
The Cotton Ο row an Associa
tion win bold an Important meet
ing in tb· contt houae at one
o'clock Friday afternoon. Pre··
ident Henderoon deairea ■ full
attendance. Important bnainea*
ill to b· transacted and Con
greaaman Webb ia expected to
apeak.
rarmera' ClnJk «I Lad*.
Praaident C. C. Moon of thi
Southern Cotton Aaaociatioa
made a atirring speech to tlx
farmer· at Lucia Saturday. A
clnb wna organised and a com·
mittac with Mr. A. U. Straup ai
chairman wee appointed U
aoltcit aubacription· for bnild
log a cotton war· .booae at Ml
Holly. J . —'
' fElSONAL hewtion.
—Mr. Mac Holland return·
tbi· week to take up Ma Junior
work at Triaity.
—Little Mifi Lncile Mason,
of Charlotte ia visiting bcr
cousin, Mlaa Emily Glenn.
—Meaarc. Jamea Atkina and
Claude Burr, of the Charlotte
Observe* were Gaatooia visitors
yesterday.
—Mr. W. H. Overcarah waa
here yeaterday to begin an In·
tereatlng claw in piano and
vocal atudiea.
—Mra. Will Garibaldi aad
little son, of Charlotte, are visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
P. A. Coatner.
—Misa Lulie Marshall cause
home from the Baptist Uaiverai·
ty to spend Suuday, returning to
Raleigh Monday morning.
—Mr. Fred Wetxell's many
friends will rejoice to know he
I ia able to ait up again after a
long aeige with typhoid fever.
—Mr. Will Marataall, Tbb
Gazette's right hand ad and
job mao, left suuday night to
enter Wake Poreat College.
—Mr. Brie Hoover, of Lin·
coloton, ia now Tint GazhTTE'8
job aod ad man, He went on
duty yeaterday morninr·
—Mr. J. A. White, now of
Mecklenburg, has bought a fans
near Alexis and expecta to move
over about Cbristmaa and ran a
saw mill.
—Μη. J. Β. Wylie retained to
McAdenville yesterday morning'
■iter « visit of several dey» to
her daughter, Mr*. Maç. Wil
ton.
—Mrs. Will Jackson returned
to her home ia Lancaster yester
day morning alter a week's visit
to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
R. Baber.
—Mr. Earl Morrow, one oi the
crack players on the University
loot ball team, came over to
Gastonis lor a| short visit to the
home folks slter the game in
Charlotte Saturday.
—Mr. and Mrs. Winn and
children, oi Danville, Va., who
have been visiting Mrs. Winn's
parents, Mr. ana Mrs. Lab a η
Smith, returned home yesterday
morning.
—Mrs. J. W. Woodbnrn and
Mias Pearl Council, of Gastooia,
were visitors in th« city yester
day, being guests at the Hotel
Buford.—Charlotte Observer,
30th.
—Mrs. B. J. Baldwin, who
has been visiting Mrs. W, F.
Marshall lot several days leaves
this afternoon lor a abort visit to
Wilmington and Columbus be
fore returning to Jacksonville.
—Mrs. J. D. Moore, Sr., west
over to Dallas yesterday morn
ing to place the little sous of
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Moore in
school. Mr. and Mrs. Moore
are detained in Lambert on
where they went for a visit two
.weeks ago, by tbe serious ac
cident to their brother-in-law.
Rev. C. H. Durham.
nwia ptMU
Rev. Geo. Henderlite, for 13
yean « missionary in Brazil, ar
rived a few daya ago to viait his
former classmate. Rev. R. C,
Anderson. Sunday morn ing
and evening be occupied Mr.
Anderson's oulpit, a peaking up
on feature» of hla work in Brazil.
M*r« EmkJra Mania.
Require Morris held big court
veaterday afternoon and will ait
again at 9:30 tbia morning. A
big delegation wai present from
the Loray to attend the trial of
George and Jim Catbey and
Payette Anowood for restating
ana asaaultiag officers Saturday
night. For creating disorder in
Little Sngland, two mm wen
arreated; one by Deputy Sherifl
Ία J. Nlchdlaon. ■ the other b)
Mr. H. L. Moore, deputized by
Mr. Nicholson to aaaiat him
Both men broke away. When
Mr. Moore caught bta man hi
was act upon and beaten will
knock· or aome auch waapona
In the particular case tried yea
terday afternoon, Arrowood wai
bound over to court, and th<
Catbey a were discharged.
Ia< areata* la Tom.
The Santa Fe-Friaco 1/uoA De
velopment Company haa offer·*
thouaauda of acrea of land io
aale hi Montgomery county
Texaa, oa tern· which seem t
attract buyer· readily. Ml
Albert Souk baagfcmight fiv
•bam at MO each, thepurcbaae
to be aasigned at · drawing t
be held aome tima tbia mootl
Among the paroela represent*
by the shares of stock' are 100
S-scn tracta, 100 MVacre tracti
SO twenty-acre tracta, one 04
acre-tract, 7 residences. 7 store
bonding's, 5 Improved farm· ae
tow· lots too numerous to met
tion. Baoh block of flv· share
Is entitled to ooo representativ
at the Mg divide-βρ—to wbot
the Santa Fe and Frisco road
will jfr* free traaeportatlot
Mr. Smith represents a block «
tve and looks forward with lr
terest to his Tenaa trip, whlc
ha will take as soon as the woe
Is given.
COTTON MILL AT
VAYNES VILLE.
Nr. V. V. OI«aa OfjiririM ·
It,ON Spiaila *111 la be
Μτη by tUdflcllr la TU·
; icanlH·! NmlilaJTmj^
~ltr7'wrwroiêaâl· orKmniz
ing · 10.000 spindle cotton mill
to dc built in the beaatiini monn
tain town of Wayne·»! 11c. The
capltol stock ia to be $125.000,
of which mote than $100.000 baa
been subscribed. The mill
will be atarted with 6,000
apindlca, with a margin of 4,000
to be added.
The plant will be located
about three-quarter» of a mill
north-east of the town oa the
the Murphy branch of tha South
ern Railway,and will be operated
by electric current developed
from the Pigeon river by the
Haywood Electric Power Co.
The abundance of labor and
cheapness of power Are induce
ments offeree by Wayneaville
which appeal quickly to far
aighted capitalists who incline
to manufacturing investments.
JElfKIHS-MUNB AT
Stataavilla aai Qaataala later»
astad la Aaareachiag Marriage.
Mr. George A. Jenkins ia to
marry one of Stateaville's fair
daughters next week as the fol
lowing Invitation indicate·:
Mi·, Wlllim f. HuiUi
Inth
After the marriage they will
take a abort pleasure trip north.
Returning to Gsstonia, they will
keep hoase on Main Street In
the house now occupied by Mr.
Kmory Wilson. A Dumber of
Mr. Jeakins' frieads and rela
tive ι will accompany him to
StatesTillc, but the wedding will
be a quiet home affair.
All wbo know these popular
young people wi<h themtbe full
est measure of happiness in their
wedded life.
Nsrriai
At the home of tbe bride's
mother near the Modcua Mill,
Miss Laura Perkins was married
to Mr. Charles Matthews Sun·
dsy morning at ten o'clock.
Rev. J. A. Hoyle performed tbe
ceremony in his usual impres
sive manner.
iKibnaki at Liawaad.
Tbe discovery of aa immense
raUler, 3 feet long, at Linwood
Sunday morning, created some
what of a panic for awhile among
the youug ladies. Bis saake
sbip was enjoying the mellow
autumn snnshine right in front
of tbe Main building when first
seen by some of the students.
Mr. Spill man, of Charlotte, who
was at the college, heard the
cry of alarm and with a hatchet
dispatched tbe intruder in short
order. On tbe tail were six
Tattles and a button.
Call* MaatiaK ·Ι Daafbtera.
The Gastonia Chapter of
Dsnghters of the Confederacy
will meet promptly at two
o'clock this (Tuesday) afternoon
at the Library. The attendance
of every member who can pos
sibly be present is irmdy de
sired. It is the last meeting
before the State Convention ana
important matters of basinet·
will claim the attention of the
Chapter. It is believed that a
short session, not exceeding one
and a half or two bonrs at moat
will snffice for the transaction
of the business in hsnd.
• A full attendance promptly at
t wo o'clock is earnestly de
sired. Mm. Β. H. Torru,
Recording Sec*y.
n>. Hu«· owr* Of mm M
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KCV. C.1. BUUAM BUtT.
Tftiawa Fran Baggy ia lomr
—UkmkIiu 13 Iteara. .
Rev. Ç. H. Durban, putor of
the Baptist church at Lumber
ton, was severely Injured ia a
runaway last Thursday. In
eoepany with another imaisWi
he waa os bis way to fill an sp
poiutincut about 8 miles from
Lumberton. The horse became
frightened and began to run and
kick. Mr. Durham waa thrown
out and struck violently upon
his bead. He waa unconscious
for 12 hours at the home of ·
neighbor, and after recovering
consciousness was able to main·
tain it for only short intervals.
Mr. H. B. Moore, his brother·
in-law, and Mrs. Jno. C. Moor·
arc with htm at Lambcrton
whither be waa takes as soon aa
his condition would permit bit*
to be moved. The alarming ac
cident baa been the occasion of
no smalt degree of anxiety to the
Oast on la fneads of Mr. Durham,
who hope for tidings of bia im
provement and recovery.
Daath af Util· Frank Ceeka at
Lonlsbarg.*
The many Gaston is friends of
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Cooke will
sympathize with them in the
sore bereavement which baa be
fallen them in tbc death of their
eldest son, Prank, a boy of un
uaual promise. A dispatch from
Louisburg dated the thirtieth
•ays: Prank Cooke, aged 10
years, died last night after a long
illness of typhoid lever. He was
the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
P. H. Cooke, the grand-child of
Judge C. M. Cooke, and a moat
intelligent and intereating boy.
λ mue gui iici icnonuy nck
with tb« urne dUtue. The
fanerai services took place Ibis
afternoon in the cemetery.
Narskala tar Macklaabarg Fair.
Col. T. L. Kirk patrick, chief
marshal of the Mecklenburg
Pair, bas moved the following"
Gaston county men to act a· bu
assistant»:
Gastonia—L. L. Jenkins, T.
N. Kendrick, T. L. Craie. P.
L. Smyre and R. L. Abernetby.
Dallas—R. S. Levis, and Karl
Summey.
Bessemer—S. S. Durham.
McAdenville1—Ed C.-K*y.
Mt. Holly—H. A. Rbyne and
Dr. James Stewart.
Crowders Mountain—Rufos
Baker.
Speocer Mountain—W. T.
Love.
Lowell—John C. Rankin and
J. White Ware.
The Pair begins Oct. 16. and
ends with the marshal'a ball in
the city ball on the evening of
th. Idtk
Beyead 0 b·.
A Columbia icientilt was
praising the other day the asiro
nonical and literary work of
Percival Lowell, say· the New
York Globe.
"One day just before as eclipse
of the mo," said the acientist,
"Mr. Lowell told hia darky,
George, that if he would watch
the chicken* the following morn
ing abont 11 o'clock he would
see them all go to rooat.
" 'Hi, hi,' laughed George.
'Mi, hi; good Joke.' *
"When on the following morn
ing the sun darkened and the
chickens went to their roosts,
George 'was amaacd and
horrified. He found Mr. Lowell
as soon as he could and said :
" 'How long, aah, did you
know 'bout these chickens?"
" 'Ob. a long time.'
"'Did you know it last year
this time?'
" "Yes; more than a year ago.'
" 'Well, dat beats all.' said the
astounded darky, eyeing Mr.
Lowell with awe. 'Deachtckeaa
wasn't hatched a year ago.' *
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"HJcfa Aft" OotWar i· m food la tba Uttte tbinc* m te 6a
Me thine», M (tod indeed that the maker· iostract u to «»
rant it in tvtiy particular. If aaythlaj Audi CD
to n· lor conviction. : > t t
Tka labrlca era thoroughly tested by tpacial |
is tba latest and Boat approved; the
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it* HIGH ART Ck*Uaff, becute k ι
Oar Fall Stack of Salts, Overcoats and Bala
caata are now READY far yoar Inspection.
fNUUtlM la laleUfc.
BaMafc Dta^aMh· *7*k.
Judge Webb tbk evening
made an order granting the Man
damus for tbc prohibition elcc
tioa uked lor » the noted cue
of the Rev. J. S. Betts vs. the
Raleigh board of aldermen, io
which the Rev. Mr. Bette sought
to compel the aldermen by mu
damns to issuethe call fore·
election in this city oo the ques
tion of "prohibition" or "dispen
sary."
Several months ago Mr. Betta
ci re a la ted « petition and aecured
ι be neceasary number of signer·,
bat tbc aldermen declined to is
sue tbc call on tbes trengtb of
an opinion by the city attorney
that there was no provision in
the Watts and Ward acta oi the
Legislature for an election as
between "dispensary" or "pro
hibition" in towns where there
is already a dispensary, and that
the election would have to be on
all three oneations of "dispen
sary," "prohibition" or "open
saloons."
A Lincolotoo correspondent
say: A surprising mama** oc
curred at tbc Porta State hotel,
sbottly before noon Saturday.
Miss Leslie Lowe and Mr.
Shalcr Procter had come to ten
from Denver to take in tbc show,
and concluded to proceed on
the journey of life together, ao
they were nutted in wedlock by
Rev. R. M. Courtney at tbc
hotel aforeaaid.
yvaucBwiu »uyria uwie emu·
disff, * large two-etory brick
structura, the property of Major
W. A. Smith, was btimed about
five o'clock Saturday inorniog,
Low about 96,000 wwh no In·
serance. Dr. W, A. Onjr'a
dental office «u 1b the upper
«tory, and hi· lew ia pernapi
$1,000, with bo insurance. Plan
ter· Hardware compeer low·
heavily, m they occupied one oi
the lower rooms a· a warebonw.
Their low ia $9,000, with $3,000,
inaerance. The furniture «ton
of Τ. Β Henry ww a total low
with $3,000, insurance.
WHY DELAY?
PIANO AND VOCAL
Mr. W. K.
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B.C.
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