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J AS. W. ATKINS* Bëttor Ia4 Manager. Devoted to the Protection of
The Gastonia
PUBLISHED TWICE A WEEK-TUESDAY®
VOL. XXVII.
GASTONIA, N. C„ FRIDAY,
ft. P. Uxinr. Pntiint. ' C. ». *»*«··, Vict-Pret. A. O. Mfiu. CetUtr.
CAPITAL MO.OOO
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
OAtTONU, N. C.
Accounts of Merchants, Manufacturers, and
Farmer} Invited.
Liberal Dealing along Conservative Lines.
SAVINGS
We have added a Savings Department, in which toe pay
4 Per cent.y compounded every three months. If you have
not already opened am account in this department we invite
yeu to do so.
J. H. WILLIAMS C. M. FfOLEN
WILLIAMS FURNITURE CO.
CIAlfl < WILSON aPlLDlWB AMP OU» 1A6AW lUlLPIHg
General House Furnishers
We carry the nott complété
•ad up'to^ste stock of
H onse Furnishings lo Gaston
County. .·. .·. λ Λ .·.
We Invite year Inspection of our
stock* end all courtesies will he
shown you, whether yon purchaae
or not. .·. Λ .·. .·. .·. .·. .*. .*.
Va handle the test quality and guaraslea Satis lactic·.
We appreciate year liberal patronage and will da ear
best to serve ym right i : ; t : : : : : : :
GASTONIA, N. C.
DO NOT U A 1URDEN.
J. H. Kmm4jf A Cm. Ohra S*m
Om4 A4vlc« t· Rct4cr> ·# lk«
OtMtU·
A weak atotnacb and its re
sulting ilia are natural. With
proper care and the use of Mi
o-na atomacfa tablets, the T^ry
worst case of indigestion or
stomach troobl· can be cured.
It is a sin to deprive oneself
of enjoyment in life and become
s burden to others through in
digestion. The backaches, head
aches, distress after eatiog, loss
of appetite, gulping up of un
digested food and eases are nat
ural. Mi-o-na stomach tablets
nxed for a few days before meals
will so strengthen the digÏStive
organs that von can eat anything
you want without fear of distress
or resulting sickness.
The directions for taking Mi·
o-na emphasize the difference
between this remedy and the or
dinary medicine that is Jfiven for in
direction. Mi-o-na <■ to b« οκΊ be
fore meals, ctrenjrthaninr ih* direct
ive system lor the food which» to
be eatea. while the ordinary remedy
U taken after meals, cad Mnplr df
rtstt the food without streeftthaainjr
the stomach.
J. U. Kennedy A Co. have so much
faith ia the merit of Ml-o-aa that
they *«11 It uadar a guarantee to re
load the money, ia caae It does not
cam. A 50-ceat box of Mioaa will
do more real good thaa a do·en
pick aces of the ordinary remediea
•old Tor indirection Then. too, it
cost· nothing nnteaa it rares.
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Will Pftw SteetnM.
Chart·»· Cknmeta.
One of tbe newest enterprises
io GMtoaii will be the misa·
factor* of women's salt· and
alciris, not of common jrood»,
bat for tbe finest wear. Tbe en
terprise ia oader rood inanage
mrat and will donbtleas prove a
kuccsssiol one. Any sort of a
fabric factory ia tbe Sooth win
' make money If properly man
aged.
Special Law Safe*.
Tbe C. & N.-W. «*?*·>
Company haa issued tbe follow
In*aotioe aa Joint drcelar No. 1 :
To All Amenta:
Upon application and suffi
cient notice to thia office, Spec
ial Round Trip Ratea wUl be
quoted partie» of Twenty.flve to
Fifty people oa oee ticket, on
regular traiaa, between a«r two
pointa, on tbaaa Haas.
Rflective on and after April
Ut, 1906 9. Ram,
Oeneral Paaaaagar A«eet.
OUI OiPHAWOES.
Thanks-Offerings ι Factor la
Tkitr Maintenance aid lm
imuint.
Τ be work of the orphan·'
bones of North Carolina is re
garded highly by oar people,
and these institutions are worthy
of our heartiest support. We
can see something of the good
tbev are accomplishing, bnt the
far-reachiov, ever-widening in
fluence of their work we are not
now able to fnlly know and
measure. They are being great
ly n«ed of God in the betterment
of lives, in th« salvation of souls.
Thanksgiviag Day has been
adopted by onr people as a time
of special effort for and gifts to
the orpbanges of the State.
Can we in a better, more fitting
way express our gratitude to the
giver of all good tbaa by help
ing in the care and equipment
ter life of these homeless child
ren? Sach a method of express
ing thanks to God appeals to us,
and, sorely, it is pleasing to
The aid received by the or
phans' homes of North Carolina
at Thanksgiving is a factor in
the maintenance and improve
ment of their work.
May the observance of Thanks
giving Day this year be even a
greater aaeans of honoring Gel
and bleaain* mankind.
Mas! In Cmlir to Iha Peepfe
■t Tinea.
MkliMl ten»!.
Newapapera. to be true, nuit
ran counter at tinea aot only to
railroad»—which U alwaya pop
ular—to government*. which la
alao ratber popular, bat aiao to
the people—rwhich ia, of courae,
mot popalar.
WUl Tel fn#K« Lacea.
OnWiiOnii, 14a
Oaatoaia la to have a factory
lot the manufacture ol ladiea'
earmenta. la aaooaaciag the
tact, oar correspondent aaya
with trath that "Gattouiana have
become ao need to heada? of
new (act uric· that th« nan an
aouncenaat that th· town ia to
have one attraeta no attention."
Thia particnlar enterprise, how·
ever, ia noteworthy w oat ol
the iaereaaiog number ol clothea
lactoriaa ia the State tad a· rap·
raaeatinr the tie ml toward more
and more highly fiaiahed prod
uct·. North Carollaa will vet
ptoiaoe laoea.,
LOBAT LOCALS.
Protracted Hiitlsf il ViilnM
Charck Cl·»··—Wark Pr·
fnMlif «s Haw PrnkyitH»
Charck—Other Km Mu.
OiltWMIlllM· W dv OUMl
Loray, Νυν. 15.—AH is auie
la this end οί town uve the hua
of spindle·, tbc rattlety-bang «
the loom· and the couatant rat'
tie of the draymen's «acons ai
they vie with each other in de
livering goods and engaging in
a little friendly jesting occaatoo
ally.
Rev. J. M. Downura left Mon
day for Lenoir to apend one day
with hia family before going tc
conference. Mr. Do wo α m bai
■ron the love and esteem of οαι
people here and all hop· be will
be returned to tbia charge.
The protracted meeting at tb<
Wealeyan church closed Sunday
night. The pastor is attendis·
conference tbia week in Char
lotte.
Rev. C* A. Swift ia visiting
Friends and relatives otn
Greensboro this week and will
Bo from there to conference,
which meeta at Rocky Mosul
next week. Mr. A. B. McAl
lister waa called to the bedside
of bis little dsnghter, Cora, el
her grand-father'a, Mr. J. L,·
McAllister, sear Stanley Creek,
last week. The tittle one vai
suffering from ·■ attack ol
pneumonia, but ia much bettei
BOW.
Mr. L. B. Hinea is home from
a trip to Campobello and Intnan,
S. C., where he viaited relative!
last week. He reporta a good
time.
Work on the new Presbyterian
church ia progreaaing and the
building baa taken abape so one
can have an idea of ita appear
ance when finished. It will add
to the attractiona on the boelr
vard and we hope also to thi
spiritual well-being of our peo
ple.
Governor Glenn iasued s
proclamation Wednesday set
ling aside Thursday, Nov. 29th,
sa Thanksgiving Day.
LtWCLL ITEMS.
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Lowell, Ν. C. Nov. IS.—
Work oa the new cotton mill I·
progressing rapidly tod the new
; tenant house·, which are being
rapidly completed, are making
the upper part of the villa**
look more town like.
Mr. C. W. Nipper la repair
lag and enlarging hi* store
house near the new oottoo mill.
'Miss Bulslla Lata sod bar
brother, Graham, bave returned
Irom Mecklenburg county,
where they went to attead the
(userai of their aiater.
Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Bennett
le<t Monday lor Mt. Airy to at
tend conference. It fia the de·
•ire of his congregation that
Mr. Benoett be returned to thia
circuit for another year.
Miaa Aurelia Hand' is spend
ing aeveral daya with her
brother, Mr. J. K. > Hand, at
Kiai'a Mountain.
Mra. B. P. Leosbardt and
little sou. Bee, returned Mosday
from Charlotte, where tbey
spent aeveral daya with frieôda.
Qaite a number of Lowell
people attended the cirrus ia
Charlotte Saturday.
Mr. Arthur Lcouhardt waa ose
of the attendants at «the Corn·
well-Lewis wedding at ttallaa
Tueaday night.
Mr. U. W. Groves, who baa
been very aick for the past few
days is stteuded by Dr. Taylor,
of AabevQle.
We regret vary much the de
parture for Gaatonia of the
family of Mr. J. R. Raid. How·
ever by aeveral changes is
caoviug, all the houses ere
again occupied. Mr. Jim Wil
son, the popular book keeper of
the Lowell Cotton Mills, occu
pies the bouse vacated bv Mr.
Reid.
The Southern Live Stock In
aurance Company has been or
ganised at High Point and $50.
000 capital stock paid in. Risks
will be written on dea.La among
atock only.
Alum
in food causes
stomach disorder*—It» con· lj
tinued rue means permanent i|
injury to health.
^Following the advice of medical
scientists, England and France here
passed laws prohibiting its use
in bread making.
^American housewives
should protect their house
holds against Alum's wrongs j
by always buying pure Qtape
Cream of Tartar Baking j
Powder.
f Pure Grape Cream of
Tartar Powder is to be had
for the asking—
Boy by
Royal
Gaston's OU Soldiers
Abernetbv. C. N., Company
C. 10th Regiment. enlisted Muck
12. 1862.
Abernethy, Jeose· P., Com
pamy C. 10th Regiment, to listed
July 15.1062.
Abernethy, Wen. Μ, Com·
puny nittinr. 16th Regiment,
enlisted Jnlv 3. 1861; died Oct.
1881. on fnrlough at bone.
Abernetby. B. P., Company
misting, 16tb Regiment, enlisted i
Jnly 3. 1961: di ri April 188Z.
Abernetby, J.M W..Compan> ι
niidng 10tb Regiment, enlisted
M arc α J7CD, Ιβαζ.
Abernetby, J. Α., Comoany Β.
28tb Regiment: died Feb. 22.
1862. appointed bo*pit·) rtrvtrd.
Aberactby, J. R.t Company
Β 28th Regiment, died Sept. 3,
1883.
Abersstby, J. Aiooso, Com·
ptar B. 28tb Résinent; died
in itny Sept. 3, 1883.
Aberaetbr, Marion C., Com*
pur U. 3/lb Rcfiment, 4tb
sergeant ««listed Oct. 8, 1881.
wounded at Fredericksburg ; died
in prisoa and buried at, Ailing·
too.
Aberactby, Cbriatimn U.,
Cota pur H. 37th Regiment, en
listed Oct. 8.1081, discharged.
Aberaetbr. J. W. C., Com
pany H. 37th Regiment, enlisted
Oct. 8, 1881. promoted orderly
semant Feb., 1883.
Aberactby, Jobn, Company H.
37tb Regiment.
Aberactby, W. D. R., Com
pany H. 37th Rmimest, enlisted
Oct. β, 1881, died uf woand niter
prisoner at Haaovcr Coatt
House.
Aberactby, David, senior re
ittVC ·
AS»rn#fhv fi If Γλ»»ι·»·ι··ι
Β. 28th Regiment, enlisted
Much 29. 1862.
A bet oe thy, M. L. Cmbmbv
B. '28th &efi«Dt, enlisted April
30, 1863, wôaoded at Jones
House is shoulder.
Abernetb/, W. C. Company C.
71st Regiment, Jon lor Reserves,
enlisted May 24, 1864.
Aderholdt, J. A. P.. Company
I. Uth Reriment, enlisted May
8,1862. promoted corporal.
Aderholdt, M. L-, ComdUay 1,
37th Regiment, enlisted Aug.
15,1862; died May 9. 1863 of
wound at Chancellors ville.
Aderholdt, J. CM Company C.
71st Regiment, Junior Reserves,
enlisted May 24. 1884.
Adams. E. W., Company H.
49th Regiment, enlisted Match
22,1862; died Aug. 10, 1862 of
wound in leg at Mai com Hill.
Alexander, Noah, Company B.
13tn Regiment, enlisted March
5, 1863.
Alexander, J. L., Company-H.
37th Regiment, enlisted May 10,
1861, promoted sergeant and
killed Dec. 18,1862 at Fredericks
burg.
Alexander, A. M., Company I.
97th Regiment, enlisted Ang. 19,
1862, «hissing on Sept. 94, 1862.
Alexander, J. Α., Company 1.
37ih Regiment, enlisted Nov.
II, 1862.
Allison. J. 1«., Company B.
28ih Regiment, enlisted July
30, 1961, promoted Sergeant and
died of disease.
Allisoo, W. T., Company B.
28th Regiment, enlisted July
jv, not.
Allison, Log no, Company B.
28th Regiment, enliaU-d Jaly 30,
1861, drowned in Appomattox
river takhag General McGowan's
horse acroas.
Allan, Jas. H., Company 1.
37th Rcgimeat, eolikted Nov.
11, 1882.
Allen. Vincent.
Aldrad, H. H., Company If.
18th Regiment, cnliated May
1. 1882. «hot through long» and
afterward killed at Gettyabnrg,
Anthony, Miller. Company M.
18th Rtfitoeit, enlisted May 1,
1881, voanded at Mechanics*
ville; transferred to hospital
dnty, lost ana at ftpottsylvania.
Anthony. J. C., Company H.
49th Regiment, enlisted in
govern naeat shops at Arlington.
Anders, Clark, Company H.
48th Regiment, anliated, died of
disease Nov. », 1862.
Armstrong, M. R., -Company
C. 10th Regiment.
Armstrong, Daniel M., Com
pany Β Ι8ιη Regiment, enlisted
April 9, 188i.
Arm it rone, J, L , Company
Β 0th Regiment callstH
March 29. 1862. dUd Jaly 27.
1883. in Virginia.
Armstrong, Jams, Company
8. ttth Rejrfaeat. enlisted
March 8». 1W2. died May 14.
1882 at Rapidan.
Armttroug, Ke»tfc»raton,Coos·
pany H. 37th Regiment, «μ
Will âod Is éefcâlOiî Ibe choicest line of Dm Goods,
Millinery «ad Indies' PurnUhinga tbey c«e to laofc
■t. We Luy with a view to satisfyinf the most exact
ing aud our ioiajen»e bu »iness proves dut we hin
MCetttltd la frtMjjfaf bendreds. Why not yoo? :
I FASTIDIOUS SHOPPERS
■
Plaid Silk «ad
Flannel Walstlngs
The rtry newest things la oliid* ud tac nets In «H
the new design* end col«rla*s. Onr liât of Plaid
Silks is tbo yrettlnt in town. Silks m very scarce
now snd hard to get, bat we laecwàtd la Indhf a
aploadld line. Λ
New Dress Goods
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A sufficient variety to plrm alt. This line iocladcs
the Bitte». Greys, Ileds, Greene and all the other aew
colorings. t : : : : t :
Coats and Jackets
A fall line of the latest «tytea. Yoa amatseetbooi to
appreciate = t s : : r
Ladies*,Children's and
Misses' Underwear
Underwear day* arc here «ad we hav* Uk»·»
naoaaal paint to provide «κ star* «bk a fall and
com olete line in tfak department. Thi» fa one of oar
tpecialtiet. All at fie· aad price· from 25c to $1.50.
Furs
A complete assortment of all qualities,
to pleafte yon la the matter of Vara.
We cut fail
■Ά- .·--·'.
| Fall Millinery
Oar bead wear business hat grown to caottot pro
portions. Our triwatll are all at baqr m beet.
There's a reason—»c please our cuttomert—that't it.
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LADIES* FURNISHINGS
listed Oct. β. 1861.
Armstrong, Jno., Company
H. 37th IU|i*tnt, enlisted Oct.
6, 1861, wounded at Shepherd·
town, retired in 1864.
Armstrong, John R., Com·
pony H. 37th RifiaMBt, eu
listed Oct. 6, 1881. killed May
1882 at Hanover Court House.
Armstrong, J. W.. Company
H. 37U> Regiment enlisted
March 2, 1863.
Armstrong, Lsrkin, Company
H. 37tk Regimtnt, enlisted.
Missing.
Armstrong, Logan, Company
11. 37tb Regiment.
Armstrong. Math, Company
H. 37th Regiment.
Armstrong, Arthur. Company
H. 37th Regiment.
Armstrong, Stanhope, Com
pany^ E. 58th Regiment (4th
Armstrong, J. Math, Com
psny^ 63d Regiment (5th
Armstrong, J no. M., Senior
Reserves.
Armstrong, Τ ho*.. Senior Re*
servea.
Armstrong, Geo M . Com·
psny C. 71st Junior Reserves en·
listed May M, 1884.
Armstroag, Jef, Company C.
71st Jnnior Reserves, enllated
May 24, 1881.
Arrowood, B. P.. Company
H. 37th Regiment, enlisted Au*.
12, 1882, died April 1,1883
Arrowood, D. M., Compsny
C. 71st Jaotor Reserves, enlisted
May 84, 1184.
Austin, Jao. W., Company P.
37th Regiment, enlisted Oct.
27,1881, killed May 3, 1883 *t
Chanoellorsville.
D. ft. BUI HaMlw.tr tlL
A Washington di «patch wy«i
A friend of e*-Seoator David B.
HID, who hu jo it returned from
Wolfcrt* Kuoit rirltiar the
«talesman, reports that Mr. HU1
will pevrr rnter politica or hu«i·
ness arain. Ha says: "Senator
Hill (a a very tick man and baa
retired permantgjyltoTn earthly
arthritic*. He la enfierinf «too
Hripht'* dinease and ia io the
last states and nttfena a «track
is wrought ia his favor he will
never see another well day."
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