. The Qastonia Gazette.
PERGONAL UEimOirr MRS. J. P. NEAGLE EZAIK
WANTS.
' Gazette Want Ads Pay Try
' 'em And Get Results.',',
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the first Insertion Anil Jive cents line
for each subsequent Insertion. - . Phone
No. MX . " ,
In . the future The Oasette will make
chaws for all notioea tf fairs, suppers,
ntertalnmenta, etc., the object of which
la to make money. A charge will also
" be made for cards of thanks and obltu-
artes. The rate la five cents a Jin. An
, extra charge will he made when copy la
' prepared In this office.
LET US atore your cotton and save
you worry and risk from fire and
damage. B, H. Pa.tker & Co. D17c3
COR SALE A jrood horse, We for
(T a ladv to drive. Will sell at bar-
uavis
- tf
gain, iiorse can ne seen at
table. v
WANl'ED-To
VT
buy remnants of
seed cotton. Will pay highest
.. market price. Henry & BhadLEy,
Gastonia, N. C. D20c4.
LOST. Light tan overcoat X length
Sunday afternoon between Ozark
and Gray mill. Suitable reward for
return to 0. F. S. Austin, Ozark mill.
rjOR RENT Heath store building
a . on Main street near First Nation
al Bank, Gastonia Insurance &
Realty Co. tf.
I OST OR STAYED from my prem-
, JL ises at . Dallas, last Thursday
two Essex Dies, about 35 or 40 lbs in
weight. Suitable, reward for their
return to T. E. Shnford. Sheriff.
WEDDING invitations We can
furnish them, . either printed
on nice stock or engraved, at
reasonable prices and promptly.
Give us your order." Gazette Pub
lishing Company, Gastonia, N. C. tf
VOUR PRINTING -This is to re-
1 mind the business- man and
others who use printed matter that
we do all kinds of commercial print
ing. Let us send you samples and
quote prices on envelopes, letter
heads, note heads, bill heads, state
' ments, pay envelopes, church envel
opes, shipping tags, programs, bus
iness and visiting cards, report
blanks, hand bills, circulars, circular
letters, prescription blanks, receipts,
special blanks of all kinds, booklets,
pamphlets or anything else that you
may need. Prices right, delivery
prompt, satisfaction guaranteed.
Mail orders receive prompt attention.
Gazette Publishing Company, Gas
tonia, N. C. tf.
Mr. X. I. Jenkins made a
business trip to Charlotte yester
day. . .
Mr. S. J. Gaston; of route
one Lowell, was a business visi
tor in town yesterday. ; .
Mr, Henry Van Onsen,
colporteur for the Gaston Conn
ty Pastoral Association of the
Lutheran church, i here. .
A Mr. Walter C. Adams, lino,
type machinist Jor The Observer,
was-over from Charlotte yester
day with home folks.
Messrs. . Dan and Vernon
Grier, Mr. Perry Dover and
others who went" to Keota,
Oklahoma, a week or two ago
have returned home;,
Mrs. George Turner and
Mrs. R. C. Mnllinax, of Grover,
were among yesterday's shop
persiu tne city.
Mrs. Faire Alexander, of
Charlotte, was the guest yester
day of the family of her brother,
Mr. J. A. Hunter. . She was en
route to Belmont from Dallas
where she had been visiting.
Miss Helen Jenkins is at
home for the Christmas holidays
from the Oxford Seminary.
Miss Lola Jenkins, who is at
tending tbe same institution, is
expected home Friday.
Mrs. B. E. Atkins will leave
to-morrow for her home at Rus
sellville, after a visit to her sons,
Messrs. E D and J. W. Atkins.
She will stop en route at Cleve
land, Chattanooga and Nash
ville, Tenn.
S M .
ams uertruae btowe re
turned yesterday from Belmont
where she had been at the
bedside of her father, Mr. Man
gum E. Stowe. His condition,
we are glad to be able to report,
was somewhat improved yester
day.
Well-Koown Lady of Belmont
Passea Away at Advanced
Afo-Body Laid to Best at
.'. Ebenezer. -V J , v '
Mrs. Adeline Neagle. widow
of the late Mr. John Price
Neagle, died Friday at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Haywood
Johnston, near Belmont, at the
advanced age of 75 years. Mrs;
Neagle ywas born -.jC Rhyne,
daughter of the late John
Rhyne, who died many years
ago. ' She vwas twice married,
her first union being with a Mr.
Lineberger. As a result ol her
first marriage two chllartoi sur
vive,Mrs. Lent vof Mount
Holly, and Mrs. Frank , Hender
son, of Charlotte. Her second
marrige was to Mr.' John Price
Neagle, who preceded her to
the grave. Of this anion one
child survives, Mrs. Haywood
Johnston, with whom deceased
made her home.
Funeral services over her re
mains were held at the home
Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock,
eing conducted by Rev. W. V.
Honeycutt, of Belmont, and
Rev. R. A. Miller, of Lowell.
Interment was made in the
cemeterv at Ebenezer church.
Mrs. Neagle was held in high
regard by a large circle of
friends and acquaintances who
mourn her death.
'Jury List.
Following Is the Dttit itirv for
tne special term of Uaston Coun
ty bupetior Court, which meets
January 6. 1908, as drawn -by the
board of county commissioners
in adjourned session yesterday:
You know as well as any one
wflen you need something to
regulate your system. If your
bowels are sluggish, your food
distresses you, your kidneys
pain, take Hollisters Rocky
Mountain Tea. It always re
lieves. 35 cents, Tea or Tab
lets. Adams Drug Co.
' FIRST WEEK.
' II. B. Moore
J. V. Hannah - f
J. R. Withers
John Gater
Robert A Falls
'W. B. Pnett
S. M. Robinson
Geo. Swift . V
J, L. Roper
Luther Davis
C. C. Sipe
S A. Wolfe
J. II. Underwood
G R Lewis
J. D B McLean
Georiit- B. Huss
A. R Holland
V E Long
K L. Pegram
J hu McGill
J .hn M. C. Stroup
Chas P. Huiley
Jake Kiser
J. D. Bradley
SECOND WEEK
W. C. Harrelson
G. Logan McKee
VV. A. Mason
B. H. Roberts
W. RV Ford
J. E. McArver
H. M. Houser
J. L. Rhyne
Thomas Arrowood
Sidney L. Kiser
Jas H. Wilkerson
G. A. Howell
J. N. Dixon
B. R. Ramseur
T. H. White
F. A. Costner
G. G Howell
M. W. Thomas
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Gastonia
Hens....
Prys.
Eggs
Butter.
Produce
Onions
Peas ". .
Corn
Sweet Potatoes
Cabbage .....
Country Hams
Market
10c
10c.
25c
20c.
80c!
$2.50.
80c.
80c
125
14c
11 1-2
Rev. J. K. Hall, of McCdn-
nells, S. C, occupied the pulpit
of the A. K. r. church Sunday,
preaching two able sermons.
Mr. Monroe Whitesides and
Mr. E. L. Wilson returned Fri
day night from a several weeks'
trip west. They visited points
in Oklahoma and spent some
time with Mr. Whitesides' rela
tives in Polk county, Arkansas.
They were much pleased with
their trip.
Died of Bloodpoisoning.
A very sad death occured near
Lowell Sunday when little Miss
Annie Adeline Wallace, aged
eight years and daughter of Mr
allace, who lives on tne old
Teakue place, succumbed to
bloodpoisoning after an illness
of only one week, having taken
sick on tbe Sabbath previous.
The funeral was conducted Sun
day by Rev. R. A. Miller and
the body laid to rest in the Low
ell Cemetery.
Are
you thinking of what to
give ber
At this happy Christmas time?
Get a gold-headed umbrella
For that old sweet-heart of thine
Torrence-Morris Co,
Jewelers.
The Gasette for flrst-cls
prlntlns
Country Shoulders
Homemade Molasses 45 to 50c
Cranberries .. 15c qt.
Gastonia Cotton. -
These figures represent the prices
paid to wagons: Dec. 17th.
Good middling 11 1-6
Strict middling 1 1
Middling 10 7-8
Cotton Seed . 28c
Cotton Receipts.
September .: 950 bales.
October. . 2.046 bales.
November 752 bales
WANTED
500 Ladies to use
Wm. H. Brown & Bro's.
New Perfume
Pocahontas.
"It's Great."
For Sale by
FROST TORRENCE
A CO
J stands for jewels
and rare
To grace the form of
fair,
A bracelet, a brooch or a
some ring,
Are for Christmas presents
very thing
so lovely
your lady
hand-
the
Torrence-Morris Co.
, Jewelers.
Just ten days after his store
and stock of merchandise was
totally destroyed by fire, Mr.
R. E. Johnston re opened his
general merchandise business in
Begonia. This was last Wed
nesday and he is dointj busi
ness right along in his old store
Building.
TUESDAY. DEC. 17. 1907.
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Along, the Kennebec" at
the ; opera house to-morrow
night.
Register cf Deeds A. J.
Smith was a busiucss visitor to
Charlotte; yesterday.
Cotton receipts at tbe local
platform to-day, j&0 bales.
Total since Friday, 122 bales.
A child of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert L?e pet, of Belmont,
died Saturday and was buried
Sunday.
Judging from the rush fof
money orders, the past few Mays
Cbristtrias booz will be roliing
in in big quantities before long
Work was resumed vesterday
on the Gaston Loan & Trust
Co's. new addition. The bad
weather of last week rendered it
mpossibje to work.
The ladies of the Baptist
church will give an oyster sup
per Friday night in the store
building adioinint Mr. A. P. H.
Rhyne's store in Dallas.The pro
ceeds will go toward the parson
age Jund.l he public is cordially
invuea 10 attend.
In police court vesterday
Mayor vance and Viola Jack,
son, negroes, were tried for dis
.J 1.. . J . T
uiucnv tunuuci. vance was
fined $10 and the costs and the
Jackson woman was fined a
penny and ost. Both are old
offenders. .
Saturday Chief of Police J.
Wiley CarrolK received a. Mr
gram from J. F. Wplfe, of I ri
den, Miss., requesting him to
locate and: send home cne
Charlie Wolfe, whom tbefoimer
supposed to be here. So far the
police have been unable to
locate Wolfe. ' : .
Yesterday all the merchants'
and business, men on Main
street were notified by the city
authorities not to sweep any
dirt or trash from their places of
business on to the paved street.
This is a good rale and will
materially aid the city in keep
ing Main street clean.
RE JOLVED
THATThE QUtR W
JUDGE.D BYMI6 GIFTS.
YOU MAKC OTHERS HAPPV
VlTH Yovi GIFTS' AND
BBW HAPPINESS WTO
YoURSar. DoNT BUYTCASH
For. Presents jheh you
cak buy sns&le
m
men Ji
6W
TMKtK
OLIMOIDUL rrttOLiHlO ArCL GOOD THINGO TOR.
-SENSIBLE PEOPLE To GIVE .SENSIBLE PEOPLE.
V I rt eM M m asjsj a mmm a .
VI ln lov l jo an iniwoo 10 WEAR. AND CAN
YOU NOT GET THE BE.ST PREJENT-5 TOR MEN AT
ANIENS STOKE? WE SPECIALLY INVITE THE
LADIE-5 OF THI CITY To CpME AND JEE WHAT
BEAUTIFUL PRESENT NECKTIE5, PRESENT U5
PENDERJ PRESENT HO-5IERY, AND PRESENT
EVERYTHING THEY CAN BUY FOR THEIR MEN
FRIENDS AT OUR' .STORE, AND THEN IN WHAT
WAY YOU CAN MAKE YOUR' LITTLE BUTTER
BROWN HAPPIER THAN BY 6IVING HIM A NICE
NEW -SUIT OF CLOTHE-5 OR A 600D OVERCOAT?
YOU WIJH TO JEE THEJE THINGS BEFORE YOU
BUY THEM, SO COME AND L00K AT THEM AND
THEN GET OUR PRICE J. COME To THE "QUALITY
.STORE."
WE ARE .SHOWING A NEW BLOCK IN 5TETaSoNS
BROWN HAT J. -
SWAN-SLATER
GO
(HEAD-TO-FOOT OUT-FITTERS FOR MEN AND BOYS)
Banquet the 31st.
The annual banquet of the
Gaston County Alumni and Stu
dents Association of the Univer
sity of North Carolina will take
place at the Falls House on the
night of luesday, December
31st. Dr. C. Alphonso Smith,
of tb chair of English at the
University, has accepted an in
vitation to be present and deliv
er the principal address. Mr. A.
G. Mangum. of Gastonia. will
act as toastmaster. This
promises to be the most largely
attended and the best banquet
yet held by this association.
Fuller details of the program
will be published later.
When winds shriek high in
fiendish glee, .
Ahd enters winter with his key
Protect yourself, from disease
be free ;
Take Hollister's Rocky Moun
tain Tea.
Adams Drug Co.
Whiskey Prescriptions.
following is last week's
record of whiskey prescriptions:
Williams Drugr Co 9
Adams' Drujf btore. 25
Torrence's Dmg Store 23
Total . 57
Issued by:
McG Anders 3
II. M. Eddleman 12
L. N. Glenn 2
C. E. McLean.. 4
F. G. Wilson 5
J. M. Sloan .t 7
C. E Adams 2
H. F. Glenn 7
R. M. Reid 2
Loud (colored) 7
Out-of-town physicians 6
YOUR
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
Should be
Done
Now
Before the rush you have more time, more
to select from and we can give you more
Attention
Every Department has something to offer In
suitable presents for the old and young.
Dolls, Toys, Fancy Goods of every kind 'Teddy Bears"
Furs! Furs! Furs!
What could be nicer or more useful present for a lady than a nice
Fur Scarf cr Muff. We have them from 98c to $20.00 each.
Ladies' and Children's Coats Priced Low
A PAIR OF QKIIN BLANKETS FOR CHRISTMAS, YOU WILL HAVE THEM TO THINK OF FOR SEVERAL
EARS TO COME.
A Handsome Silk Umbrella, from $2.50 to $5.00.
Men's Bath Robes. $3.98 to $7.50
Handsome Silk Suspenders in Holiday Boxes
50c to $ 1 .50
Beautiful line of Ties, new colors and patterns.
Ladles' and Men's Felt Bed Room Slippers 98c to $2.00.
Millinery ! Millinery !
We are making sweeping reductions in all
ready trimmed hats, now is the time to
Buy That Hat.
n
Agents
Centemerl
Kid Gloves
Long & Short
$1.00 to $3.50.
We wil be pleased to show you thcough our stock and
help you make your selection.
J. M. BELK CO.
Cheapest Store
On Earth.
Agents
Ladles Home
Journal
Patterns
10 and 15c.
21
Mr. W. Harvey Overcash
has been engaged by tbe Cataw
ba College Choral Society, of
Newton, to sing the tenor solos
in the comic opera Pinafore to
be given Thursday evening with
a chorus of sixty voices under
the direction of Prof. S. S. Losh.
Mr. Overcash sang the solos in
the oratorio Gaul's Holy City,
last year with tms same society.
(fi
2C
Total
..57
DURN0
The man who makes you
laugh, the greatest magician of
America, will be at the Opera
House one night only, Monday,
December 23rd. He has crossed
tbe continent six times in the
last four years and has the rep
utation of never having missed a
date. The company comprises
a jolly bunch of fun makers and
six live animals. The company
is not composed of lecturers or
concert entertainers. They are
fun-provokers and entertain by
mystifying,, astonishing ventril
oquism, singing comic songs.
playing various stringed instru
ments, etc. Magic illusion.",
music, comedy, ventriloquism
make every moment full of in
terest. DURNO makes the im
possible seem possible, causes
vou to see what you do not se
and not to see what you think
you see. Don't miss this great
snow. . Monday night. Dec. 23d.
"Had dyspepsia or indices
tion for years. No appetite, and.
what I did eat distressed me
terribly. Burdock Blood Bitters
cured me.w J. H. Walker, Sun
Dury, ynio. -
OPERA HOUSE
One Night Only
Special Guaranteed Engagement
DURNO
In The
WHITE HOUSE OF MAGIC
Magic
VENTRILOQUISM
MUSIC
4?
ifts
A Look over our Stock
of
hristmas
Will help you to make a selection.
Dainty Attractive High Class Goods.
J. H. Kennedy & Co.
Druggists and Pharmacists. J
Phone No. 84 J
Gastonia, N. C.
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25-50-75
Seats Now on Sale at
Torrence's
Drug Store.
SOCIAL.
Invitations reading as follows
have been issued:
Mrs. W. A. PrarsoB
will iv in marriage ber daughter
- ' Jaaie '
. .. to - '."
Mr. Charles Lewis Spencer
Tnesdar. creninc. the twenty-ton rth of
Ifecember.
aineteea hundred and seven
At Home
Gastonia. N. C. "
The honor of oar presence is requested.
FOR SALE
The following property for sale on
the land of T. A. McGill, property
belonging: to O. C. Tate:
300 Bushels of Corn
4,000 Bundles ot Fodder
Two Good Milch Cows '
Two hogs, one buggy and Ifamess,
farming tool, household and kitchen
fixtures.
Date of Sale
20th day of December, 1907
O. C. Tate. '
D17c2.
jUUJMl m, llimlamMWl,Ml . m - NipjinjtnmsM ' I III 1l I
Name Does Count
In giving a Christmas Present, remember
that "Torrence-Morris Co" on a box contain
Ing same adds a distinct value to it.
Every article in our stock was purchased
to suit the taste of discriminating buyers.
Our stocks are at their fullest and offer many
suggestions for the Christmas buyers. The
latest creations In dainty Brooches, Brace
lets, Lockets, Rings, Watches, Silver Novel
ties, Art Goods, Gold and Silver handled Um
brellas and canes and hundreds of other beau
tiful gifts.
Come and see for yourself and you will
marvel at the variety and beauty of goods
displayed here.
EVERYBODY
Wants their Mail, Fruits,
Candy, Stationery, ' Maga-
, zines, Tobacco etc. First '
door from the postoffice
you w i Li find ' the
little store of
Moore. & Shelton
We are just now trettine in the
prettiest line of stationery and
fine candies that we have ever
attempted to carry. Also fruits
of the very finest qualities.
Everything we carry fs the best
of what is going. We thank yon
for tbe trade already given as
and solicit a continuance.
Moore & Shelton
Torrence - Morris Co.
Jewelers.
a is
A Child's Life
Always la
Danger ; .. '
nl Cronp or Pneumonia unless 'yon have in the
home a bottle of GOWAN'S PNEUMONIA CURF.
Then you are safe. Keep a bottle in the home.
Croup, Pneumonia, Colds, La Grippe, anything
where inflamation w. GOWAN'S Cures. All Dm?
jristf. External. 25 and 50 cents a bottle. BUV
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