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in the
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or plione
:rCi TO the Fanners Suoorv Co,
J' for Garden. Field and Grass
Seedi Fertilizers etc.
DEVILED CRABS, Pratt's Food
for animals and oultry at the
Elite Grocery. . Ml9c2,
COR SALE at bargain, 2 nice reff
r idence lots. 4th and 2d streets.
one block: oi
B8AT.. .
macadam road.
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ASK YOUR grocer for our fresh
home-made meal. Guaranteed
to o-ive satisfaction. Don't acceDt
substitute If grocer is unable to fur
nish you send to our mill. We also
have cracked corn for chickens.
-AplSclO Gastomia Roller Milt,.
IT IS not what you make, but what
, l you save that helps you out when
, the rainy day comes. Open an ac
count with the Citizens National
Bank. Thev Dav interest on time de
posits 6 on time Certificates of
. Deposit 4 on Savings deposits
M15C1.
WANTED By a young man work'
ia-in davtime place as book'
keeper for some local firm where the
work can be done nights. Have had
experience: can keep single or double
entry. '?' References furnished. For
particulars addressF, care Gazette
or call at Gazette office forinfor
niation. .,;.. : ... . tn
1 OST Sundav - moraine between
L St. Mark's EoiscoDal church and
Dostoffice. small open-face silver
watch. Initials. E. B. H., engraved
on fob. Reward if returned to this
office-
FRIDAY, MARCH, 15. 1907.
Gastonia Produce Market.
Chickens. ... 8to 12c
Eggs - 20c.
Butter 20c,
Turnips '. 50c.
Onions 75c
Corn- . ,,. 6Sc to 70c
Sweet Potatoes. 60c
Country Hams 14c
Country Shoulders . 11 1-2
. Gastonia Cotton.. ;
These figures represent the prices
paid to wagons: Mch. 15th.
Good middling ......,...toll
Strict middling A0
Middling ,- ; -. ...... 10
Tinges and stains .... ... 9 to 10
Cotton Seed 25c
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Mr. Will F. Pearson- has moved
his grocery store into his new build
ing across the street from his old
stand near the West End Methodist
- church. Mr. Pearson will be glad to
nave nis menas caivand see mm in
his new stand.
In Magistrate W, I. Stowe's
court yesterday afternoon judgment
for $40 was granted Emelme Line
berger, colored, against - W. L.
Smith. The woman is a tenant on
Smith's place and the amount claim
ed was for balance due on annual
settlement. ;
People take newspapers nowa
days, read them and then throw
them away. They never think what
a source of pleasure and profit or
reminiscence and thought, a file or
even a few numbers of such a paper
would be to thera twenty or thirty
years afterwards. Pay for your pa
pers and then keep them.
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Mr. B. H. Massey, who has had
charge of the construction force of
the Southern Power Company in
Gastonia for the past six months,
will move his squad of men to the
falls near Fort Mill. S. C, where
they will go in camp for the summer.
This force of men will build a line to
connect the Gastonia-Clover line
with the power station at the dam
near Fort Mill:
- There are two ways of spending a
dollar. You can spend it at- home,
gain an easy conscience, make an
other friend and perhaps get the dol
r
i
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Ragan and Cra!g & Wilson Buildings
lar back to-morfbw, or you send it
sway, feel that you have: sinned,
offend the home merchant and for
ever lose the dollar and the blessed
influence for good to yourself and
neighbor. .,: v,. ; -
It hat been frequently suggested
and the suggestion is a good one, for
every farmer to place his name and
the name of his farm on his road
gate. Not only would persons driv
ing to a place more easily find it, but
it would add more pleasure and in
terest to people driving, from place
to place. This last result would
have special effect' with regard to
well kept and pretty houses. An
observing person will seldom pass a
beautiful farm without desiring to
know who is its enterprising owner.
Attention is directed to the ad
vertisements of the Buck range now
running in this paper. The E. L.
Little . Furniture Company arc the
local agents. There is now on ex
hibition in the company's show win.
dow a handsome miniature Buck
range which will be given to the lit
tle girl who draws . the best picture
of the Buck trade-mark. Particulars
may be had from a pamphlet which
anv little mrl can have for tne ask
inar at the store and from reading
the advertisements each issue in
The Gazette.
Rev. "J.. R. Moose. Methodist
missionary to Korea, will conduct
services at Main Street church
Thursday and Friday, March 21 and
22, unless providentially .hindered.
Mr. Moose is a North Carolinian and
has been in Korea . several ; years
At present he is at home on a year's
leave of absence and while - in his
home country is devoting much of
his time to disseminating missionary
information. He will' visit other
churches in the bnelby district dur
ing the four days following his visit
io uastonia. 'v ...?.
Mr. C. C. Inman, until recently
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depot and express .agent at Lowell,
has resigned has position and has
been succeeded bv Mr. J. R. Buscb.
formely of Gastonia. Readers of
The Gazette will remember that
some weeks ago, while Mr. Inman
was aerent at Lowell, a package con
taining $1,200 in currency, which
was expressed by the First National
Bank of Gastonia to the McAden
Mills, mvstenouslv disaooeared
from the Lowell office and so far no
trace of it has been , found. ' The
thief or thieves nave never been ap-
pernended. Mr. inman bad been
agent at Lowell far a year or more
and was greatly liked by the people
there. From Lowell Mr. Inman
went to the home of relatives at
Greenville, S. C, and it is under
stood that he has been transferred
to other work on the same system.
M. i-sl J. VT. ivcuucuy, wuu lias
been supplying the pulpit of the A.
R. P. church for some weeks, will
return to his home at Allegheny, Pa.
after the fourth Sabbath of the pres
ent month to resume his pastoral
work. Rev. Dr. Kennedy has srreat
ly endeared himself to the Gastonia
congregation and to the town as
well. He is an excellent preacher
and has "been heard here with ereat
pleasure by members of all denom-
nations. He has been in the South
for the past two months and during
that time has gained steadily in
strength and flesh. He is heavier
now, he says, than he has been at
any time since be completed his
sophomore year at college. Rev. A.
T. Lindsay, of Pisgah. will fill the
pulpit of the Gastonia church on
the fifth Sabbath of March. Rev.
Oliver Johnson, of. Leslie, S. C.
will conduct protracted services in
this church including the third Sab
bath in April. .
Rev. J. J. Kennedy" will preach
at the Loray school house Sunday
afternoon at 3 o clock. A baptismal
seruice will be held in the First Pres
byterian church at 4 p. m. Sunday.
The pastor requests that all parents
naving unDapiisea cnuaren present
the same at this hour for baptism. Mh
Mr. VV. V. Marshall Had the mis
fortune to lose yesterday a handsome
gold medal which he wore as a watch
charm. It was the Wake Forest
College Greek medal, won by him
when be was a student at that insti
tution, and was highly prized by its
owner. His name is engraved on
one side of the medal so the finder
will have no difficulty in ascertaining;
tne owner s name.
NOTICE.
If you have fire insurance policies
written by G. W. Capps, please call
at our office and verify same. His
records have been turned over to us.
Southern Securities & Trust Co.
Apr.26t.
COR SALE Cracking good $75
r Typewriter Pittsburgh. Visible-
good as new, bright and little used.
Half price if taken before 9 o'clock
to-morrow (Saturday) morning. W.
Marshall. . misdi.
GARLAND JONES
Attorneys and Counselors
Office over Eureka Hardware Co.)
- Gastonia, N. C.
Chancelof a Xife JEime
PERSONAL MENTION.
Misses Carpenter and Buchannan
of the department of music of Lin
wood College, were shoppers in town
Wednesday. ; ' X1
.-Mr. w. B. morns wens iq vnar
lotte Wednesday evening to see
"The Clansman".
Dr. EV W. Presley, of Clover, S
C. was a Gastonia visitor , wedne
day. .. ;.
Among those who attended "The
Clansman" from Clover, S. C, were
Mrs. Margaret Ford, Misses Emma
Ford and Janie Harnett, . r f-
Misses Della-and Myrt'- Nolen
returned yesterday from Charlotte
where they spent a week with
friends, . ;"
" " Mesdames Parks Huffstetlcr and
Ji W. Kirkpatrick, attended "The
Clansman" matinee Wednesday, ,
's Mr. J. Frank Flowers, of Char
lotte, representative of. the South
eastern. Tann Association, was. in
town on business yesterday.
Mr. A. K. Loftin, formerly of
Gastonia but now engaged in the
contracting business at Greensboro
was in town a short time yesterday.
Mr. Harry Dixon, of Charlotte
was in town on business yesterday,
Mrs. Joe Person, of Charlotte.
was a business visitor to Gastonia
yesterday,
Miss C. M. Cook, of Newberry, S
C. arrived yesterday to accept a po
sition as saleslady in the dry goods
department ot the mo. v. Love, inc.
department Rtores.
Mr. James Armstrong, of Lin
colnton, returned home Wednesday
morning after spending several days
wun incDua in uustioma.
Mr. J, R. Shuford, of Spencer
. . . . . i . .
Aiouniain, was a ousiness visitor in
town yesterday.
Mr. Eric Hoover, foreman of The
- . l . t !.i & nr-j 1
with homefolks at Lmcolnton. J
uazevic s iuuDuu:c,5ucni iKcuursuav
Among those who attended "The
Clansman" Irom Dallas were Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Robinson, Mrs. O. F,
Mason. Mr. J. G. Carpenter, Miss
Katie Carpenter and Mr. and Mrs.
M. A. Carpenter.
Dr. C. R. Hardine. of the facuttv
of Davidson College, was a visitor to
Gastonia yesterday. He came over
with the Davidson College Glee Club
which gave a concert at the opera
house last nignt.;
Mr. W. F. Marshall and familv
Weave to- morrow tor Kaieign where
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will reside in the future. Mr. Mar
shall is associate editor of the Prog
ressive Farmer and was formerly
editor of The Gazette. Their depart
ure is a matter of regret to their
friends here.
His many friends were glad to
see Rev. Dr. J C. Galloway on the
streets yesterday. He had been
confined to his borne for the past
ten days. It is Dr. Galloway's in
tention, as soon as he is physically
able, to spend some time with rela
tives at Due West, S. C.
Miss Fannie Sater returned last
night from Gastonia where she been
for several weeks and is the truest of
her sister, Miss Dora Allen Sater, on
West Trade street. -Charlotte Chron
icle, Tuesday.
Miss Susie Hoffman ,of Gastonia,
cmae over 3'esterday to see Miss
Marie Cahill last, night at the
Academy f Music. Miss Hoffman
is the guest of Miss Dora Allen
Sater, on West Trade street. Char
lotte Chronicle, Tuesday.
Chief of Police I. N. Alexander.
Sr.', arrived home yesterday on No.
11 from Rock Hill, S. C , where he
has been recuperating from an
attack of stomach trouble. His
ondition is ereatlv improved and
his friends hope that this improve
ment win De permanent. a
Mr. C. M. Thorn, who has beeu
IS Gastonia for several months as
car inspector for the Southern Rail
way, has accepted a position as
chief inspector of the Carolina &
North-Western Railway and will
make his headquarters at Chester,
S. C Mr. Thorn has made many
friends in Gastonia during his stay
here who will regret to see him
leave.
Mrs. Fannie Smith Dead.
At her home near Mount Hol
ly Tuesday Mrs. Fannie Smith,
wife of Mr. James Smith, died
of pneumonia, aged about forty
years. Mr. Smith is himself
desperately ill with - the same
disease at this writing. Funeral
services were held in the Presby
terian , church at Belmont
Wednesday and interment was
made in the Smith family grave
yard. Besides a husband and
two children, deceased leaves two
brothers, Messrs. Newton and
Tom Allison, and . one . sister,
Mrs. Laura Warren.
Our Furniture
days
er.
A SU2P2ISE WEDDINO.
Claude A. Earr. The Gazette'a
Local Reporter, and Mist Cora
V- KlnralJ SMrnrlaTfilr Prlanifa
by OettlnK Married -Ceremony
Witnessed 4 fcy Only ' a Pew
Frlends-OH on Bridal Trip. vJH
ss-ljLiMr. Claude A. Euryt The Ga
Vfzette's faithful local reporter,
sou mia vuik iviuwHui, uuiu
recently an expert typo on this
taper, stole a inarch - on their
riends last night. They were
married at the home of the
bride's father, Mr. J. J. Kin.
caid, en Franklin avenue, at 8:30
o'clock last night and left on
No. 35 at 10:30 for a bridal trio
South. - Some of their close
friends suspicioned. that Cupid
was holding a surprise oi some
kind np his sleeve (we don't Re
lieve Cupid has any sleeves but
we had to rig him up for this
purpose) but no bint of the
time had escaped him. Con
sequently there was some sur
prise among tbeirintimate
friends when the latter were
Miuimoned late yesterday even
ing to be at the borne of the
bride-to-be at 8:30 o'clock.
Only a few werrpresent to wit
uess tne ceremony, whtcn was
impressively performed by Rev.
R. C. Anderson, pastor of the
bride. It was a very simple
home affair. There were no at
tendants. ',
Following the ceremony con
trratulations were extended the
happy young ; couple and they
left on a southbound train tor a
week's absence. On their re
turn they will continne to re
side in Gastonia.
The groom is well known in
Gastonia,. where he has resided
for a number of years. At the
conclusion ot his course in Oak
land High School he enlisted in
the United States Navy and
served four years, attaining the
rank of gunner's mate and mak
ing an enviable reputation.
Since his honorable discharge
nearly two years ago he has
been, engaged in newspaper
work. He was for a short while
with The Charlotte Observer
but has been connected most of
the time since his return with
The Gazette. The bride has
been for several years a com
positor on The Gazette force, in
which capacity she won the es
teem and confidence of all
with whom she came in contact
and her absence from the shop
is a matter tor regret on tne
part of all connected therewith.
She is a young lady of many
charms of . person and manner
and has a large circle of friends
with whom those of the groom
join, together with the ua-
zette, in wishing a long, happy
and prosperous wedded life.
Music Recital.
Invitations have been issued
to a recital to be given this eve
ning by the members of the
IStude Music Club in the rooms
of A. D. Jones & Co., on Main
street. The club is composed
of the pupils of Mrs. B. T. Mor
ris. An excellent program has
been arranged for the occasion
and the recital promises to be a
delightful affair.
To Fill Vacancies. 1
Mr. G. A. Gray and Mr. John
O. Rankin, nominees for alder
men from the fourth and fifth
wards respectively, have ten
dered their resignations to the
citizens executive committee.
To fill the vacancies thus created
second primary will be held
and it is probable that it will be
called for next Thursday, the
21st. The committee has bad
no formal meeting-as yet to
name the date but theday above
mentioned has been practically
agreed upon. This mass meet
ing or primary will also be for
the consideration of any other
business that may come np.
JOAB'S LINIMENT
pain. - 25 cent.
relieves all
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WE WILL BUY
5 DillinK Mill, stock.
5 Saxon Mill stock. ,
S Woodside Mill stock.
Citizens National Bank, 116 2-3.
Cora Mill stock. 1.20.
Clara Mill stock. 1.15
Lowell Mill stock. 1.85.
Trenton Mill stock. 1.60.
Arlington Mill stock.
Graylfr. Co. . .
Crowders Mtn. Mill stock.
Gaston Mill stock.
Mint Mill stock.
Gaflney Mill stock.
WE Wl
LSELL
50 Monroe, (Ala.) Mill stock.
,1.12.
10 Gibson Mill StocK. l.uu.
50 Ozark Mill stock. 1.75.
5 Monarch Mill stock, 1.05,
Imperial Mill stock.
50 Kings, Mtn. Mfg. stock,
175 Arcade Mill stock.
If you want to buy or sell, write us.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES & TRUST CO.
J. A. Glenn, Pres.
Gastonia, - -
C. U. Glenn. Treaa.
- - - - N. C.
Your Eyes Ready?
Now that the Holidays are over
and the New Year beginning, we must
get down to serious things again.
The first and most important item
your eyes. How about them? Are
they in good shape for another year's
hard work? Hadn't you better have
us make a careful and complete test
and if glasses are needed, have them
fixed at once? - - - - - - - - -
Torrence-Mor ris Co.
Jewelers & Opticians
to Close. Will only last
Come To-Day
for
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Art
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