FRIDAY, NOVEMBER, 18, 1010.
THR OARTONIA GAZETTB
PAGE TOItK3
Legal Advertisements
8ALK OP VALUABLE HEAL AND
l'EUSONAL l'KOi'EHTV.
North Carolina, Canton County.
The undersigned will, on
Saturday, November 20th, 1010, .
commencing at the hour of 10
o'clock A. M., Mil on the premises
north of Gastonla, -N. C, to the high
est bidder, on the terms atated be
low, the following real and personal
property, to wit:
1. 17 town lots, ranging from
47 1-2 to 57 1-2 feet In width and
from 120 to 251 feet In depth, which
lota He to the north of the lands of
the late I. N. Davla In northern Gas
tonla, and east of Morris street, and
adjolningthe lands of Craig and
Wilson, John Cooper, Peter White,
McK.ee Bradley, Parks Huffstetler
'and others, a plot of which may be
seen at the home of the undersigned
or In the Clerk's office of Gaston
county.
2. Two tracts of land lying In
Dallas township adjoining the lands
of W. M. Morris, P. A. Summey and
others and known as the Martha Cox
place. One tract: Beginning at a
stone and runs thence S. 34 poles to
a stone and pointers; thence E. 30
poles to a stake and pointers; thence
N. 34 poles to a stake and pointers,
on Hoylo's old line; thence with
Hoyle's old line W. 30 poles to the
beginning, containing six acres, inoj-e
or less.
Tract No. 2: Adjoining the lands
of V. G. Morris, E. 13. Holland and
others, beginning at a stone on A.
Hoylo's old ii'ic and runs thence V.
with .Union's line -0 poles to a
stone; tin nee s. Il l pol a io n stone I
and poiiuci.s; tbenee E. 20 poles to a
stone a :ul poiuers; them e X. '
POleS tO le'iIMIiHg, COIIUM oif'
about 4 and 1-1 acres.
Porr 'Mi ill Property: One large
seven-vea r-. Id dark bav horse; one
young dark Jersey cow.
Terms of ale: One-third cash;
one-third in six months; oDe-third in
twelve months.
This Stli day of November, 1910.
HENRY WILLIAMS.
T & F. Nov 25 c 3 w.
RESOLUTION'S OV RESPECT,
ftufus Plnkney nankin.
Whereas It has pleased the Lord
of the universe to remove, by death,
our brother and co-laborer, Uufus
Plnkney Rankin, therefore be It re
solved by his fellow-stewards of
Main Street M. E. Church South:
First, That In bis death we have
suffered the loss of one whose pleas
ure It has ever been to discharge
with courage, fidelity and with sig
nal loyalty to the trust Involved, all
duties officially Imposed.
Second, That we shall long cherish
this memory of him as of one who
loved bis church, supported her In
stitutions and attended upon her or
dinances as of one who was ever
zealous of her noble works.
Third. That we extend to the sor
rowing wife, and the grief touched
children expression of tenderest
sympathy In their sad reflection
hour, and points them to the poet's
noble prayer:
"Forgive my grief for one removed,
Thy creature whom I found so
fair;
I trust he lives In Thee and there
I find him worthier to be loved."
Fourth, That we send to the grief
stricken widow a copy of these res
olutions, furnish copies for publica
tion In our local paper, publish In
The (lastonia Methodist, and record
in the minutes of the board of
stewards.
J. H. SEPATtTC.
It. B. HABINGTON,
E. 1). ATK1X?,
Committee.
is
Our pictures cost mono;.- b't' they
:e worth it. Let's prove it to you.
Ircen's Ftudio.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND UN
PER MORTGAGE.
North Carolina,
Gaston County.
Under and by virtue of the power
-of sale contained In a certain mort
gage deed from Miles W. Hanna and
wife to J. L. Parrish, dated the 27th
day of February, 1908, and recorded
in M. D. Book 68, Page 180, which
mortgage was assigned by J. L. Par
rish to J. W. Culp and by J. W. Culp
to me, I will sell the following de
scribed real estate at public auction,
to the highest bidder, for cash, at
the court house door in Dallas, on
Monday, Pecember 5tji, 1910,
at 12 o'clock M.:
Adjoining the lands of S. N. Boyce,
M. L. Mauney and others, beginning
at a stone in Boyce's and Mauney's
line, (said stone being 185 feet in
the direction of North 84 2-3 East
from said M. L. Mauney's corner on
the east side of the old road) and
runs from the said corner with
Boyce's line North 84 2-3 East 87
1-2 feet to a stone on Boyce's line;
thence North 8 1-2 West 250 feet to
a stone; thence South 84 2-3 West
87 1-2 feet to a stone; thence South
t 1-2 East 250 feet to the beginning,
containing one-half (1-2) acre more
or less, and being the lot purchased
by J. L. Parrish from J. P. Reld, by
deed recorded in Book 67 of Deeds of
Gaston county, Page 107.
This 29th day of Oct. 1910.
R. A. CALDWELL,
Mortgagee..
A. L. Bulwinkle, Attorney.
FN 25 c 4 w.
Mrs. Reed Worked Against Grant.
Asheville Citizen.
One of the features of the Toting
Tuesday was the energetic work in
behalf of the Democratic ticket by
Sirs. Fannie J. Reed, at Biltmore.
The deposed postmistress of that
town, whom Grant found it necessa
ry to file affidavits against, personal
ly went to the polls, as the story goes
and worked ail day against Grant
and the result was one of the won
ders of the election. From carrying
the precinct two years ago. Grant
lost It this year by 96, Mr. Gudger
leading the ticket.
I F. POUT OF THE CONDITION
THE
OF
i.Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Long spent
Wednesday with friends in Gastonla.
Mr. Ed Ray, of McAdenvllle.
was In the city on business Wednes
day. Mr. J. M. Torrence, of Besse
mer City, was a business vii'.ior in
Gastonla Wednesday.
Mr. D. J. Keeter. of Grover.
manager of the Grover Mercantile
Company's store, was a business
visitor In Gastonla Wednesday.
For the first time In many years
Charlotte is to have a baby show.
The event Is to take place December
10th under the auspices of the Wo
man's Club.
The J. H. Coffey Wagon Works
is working on one lot of fifty one
horse farm wagons. They tara out
from three to four of theae wagons
a day.
Misses Myrtle Titman, of Low
ell, and Mabel Padgett, of Guatonia,
visited relatives here F. .duv inl
Saturday. Lincoln County News,
loth.
-Mr. and .Mrs. H. N. Garrison, of
Bessemer City, will make their home
in the future at Corsicana, Texas.
Mr. Garrison been there several
s, and tirs. uarnson expeeia i
l.ini tin it in a short while.
; Charlotte Obseiv
I'oi renee and duugh
Torrence, of Gasto-
ests of Mrs. John V.
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C(Q)b
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join
Announces the Opening of Their
NEW DEPARTMENT
On the second floor we have added a new department which will add
greatly to the convenience of customers, making It possible for them fts
buy articles of almost every kind at one store, having all their purchase
promptly delivered at one time. j , T t HQjf ij JEIEl
Tills department will contain Five and Ten Cent Counters, where
there are displayed tin and enameled ware, kitchln utensils, ahlna and
glassware, woodenware, stationery and school supplies of every kind,
holiday goods, novelties of every description, and hundreds of articles of
every description.
Firsl
National Eank
at Gasionia in the State of North
Carolina, at the ciose ot business,
November 10th, 1010.
KE.SOLRCLS.
Loans and Discounts. .. $504,265.34
Overdrafts, secured
and unsecured 985.03
U. S. Bends to secure
circulation 100,000.00
Bends, Securities, etc.. 12,500.00
Banking house, Furni
ture, and Fixtures . . . 20,000.00
Due from National Banks
(not reserve agents).. 49,703.61
Due from State and pri
vate Banks and Bank
ers, Trust Companies,
and Savings Banks... 1,105.61
Due from approved re
serve agents 47,471.32
Checks and other Cash
Items 8,921.46
Notes of other National
Banks 925.00
Fractional Paper Curren
cy, Nickels, and Cents 188.93
Lawful Money Reserve
in Bank, viz:
Specie 13,427
Legal-tender
notes 5,000 .. 18.427.00
Redemption fund with
U. S. Treasurer (5
per cent of circula
tion 5,000.00
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Mits Mali.
are the f
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Toner;
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.nth ('"ilege street
;ii'l Miss Tern nee
! e t-'embrich concert
The best time to be photographed
like the best time 'to repent, is now,
because one may never again hare
the opportunity. Better see Green.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B." Moore, of
Lexington, Va and Mr. and Mrs. J.
Vv Walton. . of Rsphin. .,Va., who
came to Charlotte to attend Synod
Ut;week. spent Tuesday and Wed
nesday of this week In Gastonla as
the nests of Mr. and Mrs. J. 1L
.Kennedy, and , Dr. "and Mrs. J. C.
Galloway.
Total $769,493.30
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in... 100,000.00
Surplus fund 20,000.00
Undivided Profits, less
Expenses and Taxes
paid 26,032.86
National Bank Notes
outstanding 100,000.00
Due to other National
Banks
Due to State and Private
Banks and Bankers. .
Due to Trust Companies
and Savings Banks.
Individual deposits sub
ject to check 178,824.15
Time certificates of de
posit 163.942.64
Cashier's checks out
standing 13,388.75
Notes and bills redis
count ed 76,000.00
Bills payable, including
certificates of deposit
for money borrowed.
Liabilities other than
those above stated
Interest reserve . . .
Monday nip:! t and remained over.
Wednesday's Charlotte Observ
rr: Miss i-'usie Hoffman, of Gasto
in.i, who came over for the Sembrirh
c ncert Monday iiiKh;, is sjiendin
several days in the city with Mrs
Luke Seawell. Next week Miss Hoff
man will go to 'Mount Holly to at
tend the Rhyne-Burwell wedding.
The Catawba County News
says that two Socialist votes were
cast in that county at the recent
election. Last summer the Gaston
county Socialists talked of putting
out a ticket but when the election
came round no Socialist tickets were
seen or heard of.
Mr. and Mrs fl. it. Thompson
of Stanley, passed thrauh Uncolii
ton yesterday en loute to Morgnn-
ton in response to a telegram con
veying the news tnr Mrs. Thomp
son's brother, who has been serious
ly 111 with typhoid fever, was at
the point of death Lincoln Coau
ty News, 15th.
The Gaston Poultry Association
has just issued its annual premium
list for the regular fall show which
is to take place November 29th and
30th and December 1st and 2nd. It
contains, in addition to the rules
and regulations of the association a
full list of the prizes offered for the
various kinds of fowls to be exhib
ited. This is the fifth annual exhi
bitlon.
8,555.90
16,417.16
10,331.84
50,000.00
6,000.00
Total $769,493.30
State of North Carolina, County of
Gaston, ss :
I. S. N. Boyce, Cashier of the
above-named bank, . do j solemnly
swear that the above statement is
true to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
6. N. BOYCE. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 15th day of Nor. 1910.
W. 31. Wilson, Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
A. A. McLEAN.
J. O. WHITE.
J. LEE ROBINSON,
-
Directors.
Small Wreck at Kings Mountain.
The Herald, 10th.
Several cars on freight train No,
72, northbound, were demolished at
the station here early Sunday morn
ing. The cause of the wreck is un
known, but has been attributed to
nearly every one connected with the
company at this place. One car,
loaded with fire-proof brick, and one
loaded with cotton seed, were smash
ed into splinters and several were
thrown from the trucks, tearing up
the track on the main line and the
side tracks. The platform of the
freight depot was thrown down. A
derrick and wrecking crew from
Spencer were on the scene in a few
hours and by Sunday night traffic
was resumed? No one was Injured.
You want good pictures, of course,
and of course we want to make
them. Let's get together on this
proposition. Green's Studio.
re-
A Merited Tribute.
Richmond Times-Dispatch.
One of the most gratifying
suits of the congressional election
in North Carolina on Tuesday was
the election of Major Charles M.
Stedman to Congress. This result
is spoken of by those who appreci
ated him as "a long deferred re
ward," and we rejoice that it has
come to him when be is In the very
pink of condition and when he can
be of Immense service" to' his people
upon whom be has never turned his
back. A strong lawyer and most
Impressive speaker, a man with a
level head and a big heart, he will
do North Carolina and the. South
great service in Washington.
Men's and Boy's Clothing
Lwtcst style Men's Suits, Browns, Grays, etc., priced from . .$8.50 to $:20
Men's Overcoats, some special values in llainconts at . .$10, $15 and $20
Boys' Suits, in Blues, Grays and Browns from $1.J)8 to $0.50
Ql
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111 our Shoe Department we curry a large and varied assortment of
the best and most reliable makes. '
Ladies' Bed Cross Shoes in Patent Leather, Vici, Cravenette Top, Button
and Lace $3.50 and $4.00
Lady Jefferson Shoes, in all Leathers, from $2.50 to $3.50
For Men the Crossett Shoe in Gun Metal, Kid and Pat. Leather at. . . .$4
Mastcrbuilt Shoes for Men in all Leathers at $3.50 and $4
Ladies' Coat Suits
We have a full line of Ladles' Coat Suits in Blues, Blacks, Grays
and Greens, Serge and Cheviot, also the new Diagonals, at. . . .$7.50
$10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $18.00, $22.50, $25.00 and $30.00.
Dress Goods
Persian Silk Waitings at 75c, $1, and $1.25 per yard.
Plain Mescaline, Blue, Pink, Yellow, Red and Black, at $1.00
Suestne Silks, all colors, at 29 and 30c
Poplins, Blue, Tan, Rasberry and Garnet, at 30 and 50c
Full line Percales and Ginghams In the new Checks and Dots.
llliiomsoi
SwCswtilenipaiiy
Gastonia, North Carolina
Instance of the Equality of Oppor
tunity.
Baltimore Sun.
The Governor-elect of Tennessee
Is Benjamin W. Hooper, less than
40 years of age, who does not knojv
his real name, or who his parents
were. He was found en the streets
of Knoxvllle and committed to the
care of an orphan asylum, whence
he was taken 10 years later by Cap
tain Hooper, of Newport, Tenn., who
gave him his name and ' educated
him. It is one of the 'splendid
things about this republic of ours
that the name a man makes for him
self Is the only thing that counts.
the things be does, the oniy.ones
reckoned np when the people look
about them for their leaders; From
orphan- asylum to' the 'Executive
Mansion!' From nameless wall to
Governor of a sovereign State! The
way Is always open In this country
to those who 'work and strive sad
keep the faith. ,
Overworked Himself Because of Joy
at the Democratic Victory .
Lenoir News.
Uncle Bob Suddeth, a well-knowu
rrlored man of this place, who vot
v.l the Democratic ticket in by-gone
days before the franchise ane:ni
niMii to the constitution was pass
.!, was found leaning against a b,x
about noon the day after the elec
tion, looking woe-begone and sick.
When asked what was the matter he
said he was feeling sick from over
work. He said, "When I got op
d-a mornln' and heered dat my
fokes had got Into der place ergi.
I felt so good I went to work an
overdone myself and now I am put
ty near sick on account of It."
We want you to do us a favor.
Look up the pictures you expect to
have framed for Christmas presents
and bring them la now. "-Two hun
dred styles' of mouldings to select
from at Green's Studio.
Anson Boy's Success as a Farmer..
Wadesboro Ansonlan.
There is a boy in Anson county
who farmed on his own account this
year, renting a small farm from hi
father. He did his own work aad
did not spend his nights In drlnklag
and carousing around the communi
ty but got some wholesome pleasure)
at watching the results of his labor,
He studied and followed the best aa4
most up-to-date methods of farmlas
and we have It on reliable Informa
tion . that he will clear not a cent
less than $500 on the crop raised by,
himself, after rent and all other ex
penses are paid. He began during
the first of the year and now has a,
few months to spend at another bus
iness, where he will clear a few dol
lars every, week. 5 The man whe ;
thinks and works Is making money,
the man who loafs and' dissipate,
ought to starr.'"--' " '
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