A GOOD SELECTION OF CLEVELAND
COUNTY FARMS
FOR SALE
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Uwarr im. fftft arms mpa--' . • •» -<*d. '4ft 11 af
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ftdwdift#;*, ift arm* f-teaf*d i 2 arfr« ‘ firm"<*■r. :' (Wiira <vf j
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Mt- tow***. ftft arm-* rtearwi, ha;*rtr« tn w-Vid- and fioafism, #
I 2R Hfi-M in hnt'Yi!rn, if,*;:wi F'Vfm>f. F•• *fidsf*■ (Am* t» f
f $1 » p. T. ft. fSsi pfcsws *••>!.in per mr«,
: ft*V bnrsr a parf. r,f f.fc* Torr. ptar.f, f.4 5
I wife* frf llAft'M,. ail land in tpVy, no !‘Hiud:i;n-5ra, fJOmrik. «
| Wifotfm. pi*'* F24./M jmt a**rft.
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inn-ant; IfcwiB*, jfwl I afufcS nann, lf#rinpr r.ft* Toynmy (inndk 5
[ InvmI Jb Sn. 4 Tdwn»aih'ifp ■44d..'Vf pr. aorf,
(21 anr«s in JSf-,. 4 'fnw^-hi'p, ien*wis jm f.hn J. p, j
| WlrtfeW*’ pia/^y px-d # .-«y>m fMMa* and ffegfjr «f I
14 aer»N( in fin-- hr»f.f.«wn«. •>> jn*nr»>a 'M-amd. I
in paaf.’ifi". and t,«a? ('fait Otm't Churrh, j
4. t,. fHsvmnv farm- Wi.Wi per aer«. j
4<'> *srm, wd.lv ft dw*Umg, l«wr»r drli>, «fr j
rhard, ?4t ar.M fkar«4. i,aiarii'n in and pawtom, «i j
gfcr-d rn*d- •> rwiW-s tvwfh nl beinjf tfv* T. (,. Mw> j
h*a/i pim*~ ~$tMM pat mt«. i
. ('V> rrn«, ft rffhm (fwi-lliftjf, iwc hama. I im f^nanf. j
lyrtv.ite, ?,»'> rtttm tnnan.fi tentm, If#) aere-3 r.inararf, (f^»d !
paatarn. # 'im» in timhnn, ftwib m Km%.* MmmmUn ]
,»n/l Ywk mad 4 niika Kin,sr« filte l. Wray j
FaittfritaM ptar-n—>-$d4./Fi pr.- arm.
ii» term, 4 rmm dwelling, mm, crib, and ttlir wt
buildings. V> mrm cleared, balance in woorf and future,
12 acre* m iwttom tend. 2 mijbt of Grover, 1-2 mite of
Natmnaf highway in Mo. I Township, W, L Goforth
pUtm—$40.00 prr acre
72 acre*. 7 . oom djweflifig, large barn and other out
buildings, owe mi Ur- of Waco, good ptwiso,55 acre-- dear*
balance in timber; W '/., h;*lw plae* in No, 5 town
ship- $90.30 per aei«,
7ft arrest. Mo, I TwreMp, ft r/*/ro dwelling, 5 stall
barn, gkrage, granary, 4 room tenant, hou*e, So kctm in
cultivation, balance in pasture and wwl, 3,5 mile* from
Grover, 1 mile* of Kings Mountain, H, M Dover place- -
$110.00 per acre,
ft! acre*, with ft room new dwelling, 7 *talJ bam.
crib, garage, anti other outbuilding*, 45 acre* in cultiva
tion, balance in pasture ami timber, near Bethlehem
church ami school, fronting both side* of good road, C.
f*. Blanton place- $75,00 per acre,
51 acre* In No, 5 Township, 9 zoom two story dwell
ing, large bam and other outbuilding*, good young or
chard, front* on Shelby-Waeo by New Prospect church
road, ft mile* of Shelby, 1-2 cleared, balance in wmjd and
pa*lure, 1,, G, Smith place $70,00 per acre.
55 a>re*, 5 room house, 3 stall barn, level land, ore
new 3 room tenant bouse, plenty of timber, 3ft acre* In
cultivation, ft mills of Kings Mountain, one mile of Beth
lehem chinch and school, J P. Ifumphrien place
$ 105 00 per acre,
41.5 acre* fronting on .Shelby-Kings Mountain hard
surfaced road, large ft room dwelling, 3 room f m int
house, big store and filling station, garage and other
building#, known as the It. Champion place, now owned
by I>r It. (% Ellis $225,00 |«-r acre.
50 acre* more or less, one mile of Court House, front
ing on Hand clay roar! by Bock Quarry, large ft r<*>m
plastered dwelling, and a 3 room tenant house, fine or-v
ductive land owned by Are-, Brother* $260,03 per acre.
51.5 acre*, 7 room dwelling and a 5 room house, near
Klizalx-th church and school, 3,5 mile* of Shelby, all level
land and very productive, join* the Fair Ground property
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and now owned by Mike t. Bordi r* $175
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per acre.
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front* on two good sand clay road* in No. 2 Township. I
room house, la. ge barn and other outbuilding*, 10 acre*
cleared, balance In wood and pasture, strong land and
owned by H. T. Kalla $72.50 per acre.
202 acres in Cherokee County, S, (!„ 15 miles of
Shelby, 5 room dwelling and 3 room dwelling, 75 acres
ready for cultivation, balance in cut over wood land, place
la known as the Bill l,ove property-—$16 00 per acre.
J5f> acre*, with two room house*, two good bit
large pasture, all level land is very heavily timbered will
cut about 300.000 feet of timber, 7 miles of Shelby and
located In No. 5 township, joins the Kakcr land and is
owned by Thad Allen $72.50 per acre
IH acre*, ft room dwelling, barn. crib, orchard, all
land In cultivation, at Oak Grov, Church in No. 5 Town
ship, joining I). A. Bill, being the I., 1). Canine place_
$100.00 jht acre.
02 acres, with 0 room dwelling, good old barn and
other outbuildings, fronts 1030 'ml on sand day road, 5
miles of King* Mountain, one miie if hard surfaced road
being the Alma Webber place in No. 4 Township— $64 0(j
REASONAHI.E TERMS ( AN BE ARRANGED ON
AM, FARMS I.ISTEI),
Anthony & Anthony
LINKBKRGKR BUILDING.
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f ram TV. Orodawt Mar <%{ iafy £l,
: f*»»r Mil'll When rW
'TV fimi* if iia.il vn VettRe^Hto?
•if .nut: netwern ''jaZthn? Oitj
and %fhv v« no»nue!y flwn :cSnip.
imuiif.) »n«t r.H*
icnft* tt.wri 7 r,ii : •ihlm’.ng
Jiaf <wt* it' Her mm vih iu-k »jui
'•iier<»fi»r>» .-eftmed .1 rJie tfilrr
tiw-i mmnir:< TV anm*» iva* eOiMwt “i
'•* t « fa-Mr \f Ihniliy the impir*
*w S*mr f7««i#iw* and gmm
/-•leva, jfirtonrt
fi"im .a.'fney flame i«e» So -v.-ubs*
’H<» (fame.'’
WatheuffcaH f'nxytoronr"
‘The shy •i.nfrfe*. '•r.r.
' me*t» THvsr tdu y nr, W asf< .VT.;>rafa,n.
TO* .MU»n\eS» 4*SI*'i<W» *1 . >i|W» \--ilV.
.fay af’/ww,; t *fg» dht
ti'van ail tite dmr.ric--. v .'
1 arfliwtd. Mar,an .( 1f.ir5»n, ft. Fi
Miller,. ,( At. A nthnny, W. 'AHmsi
iuhM arot'C. ft ffoey aawpn** She. <1*?
. •» (ration s*»* Sheihy "ttwK‘1 ftj»v
I’ / ft>nw and wi ia.ijirnnari Vr.ise-i
Maggie and’ Annie amt Raw*. C. K Lit
-«» ;»«d R. L (Vanhey ar» other* from
Sim pitMM who will attaint. B.ahrt*
i Fm-nra.-, *>UT pre'iide *wr die er.nf«#»
rtnn*.'’’
'.if!'. R. A, Morgan of th»» LonAie
Skoal f.WAm, miite, wh«v fcau !i*eea irt
: the north fnit two week.*, ratomed
ifeom* Monday
j "Sfri. W T JttQtm n 1 HtHNURf, SI
and M ti Seise Whitfoelfc, -if .Fone'vrfFfcv
A f:. are .mitin? at If# S> If. B*.
j tnr’i
"Mr. -f. J. L*Sf.iiw>fft #h<i afteriif.
in* a bminesw caneur* m AMairf-s. (Sa
;n orpaetart town* Auitiirday
' Vf • f>.oege W, RUnton ■»£>»•-.-. <e . -
• ««U day* kwg «ra*k- aMfeing in .Warmer
sand Moggantna.. If* Sunt a n#o*; rK
Hartssf*§ (time.
"Mr** Adelaide Cardite? M » noting
her Water, Mr*. A T. RoJwrtama *t
Roe* bill, St. C.t She wit! i« absent two
"Mr. -f. C Ml-hoWm, of Camden, 8.
f , i* •>i.«trtnar in* -nutter, Mr. If. f.
Hamrkk of Boiiituc Spring* thus
M*rrir4.
"Msan .Warm*, the popular and
dangMer r/f Me. 3. tl. Rhjrr.n
*»* Iw^Hjr iMmwJ last 7%nr*4*y
*» Mr, T»rwtr Sfmith, <an af
flat. /. Smith *4 Btumcmrr Hf. »i
Mr Rlryn*'a rmidenctt. Ruanarm** fitt>
•>8 fc* their .fetor« hamn. Ths Star
«*t*nrfe» it* haaatfest ranKm.tui.at'MM
ta Do happy ermpit »m| their
mawy ffitfAi in »tahirvsE them a Ian?
and fife."
W»k* f’nrenl Lreduate.
i "Mr A M, Mee*. a brurht yr,ur,g
man ef King* Mmintain, who jfradu
, a ted thU year at Wake Forest relieve,
ha* he*n employed tn tae rharste of i»
! hi#h *eW.I at Warn in the imlttntt
hoildJnjf Mr. Rial i* thoro»»srh an/1
hittMy edmpetetit tear her and trill no
dmjht have a jpwl aeWri at Wmo. Tht
ichmi opened Monday.'’
I-«e»l Happening*.
"Mr W' L. fiarroii ha* rexiKnejd a*
raptain of the Shelby hate hall team
and Mr Jnn A. Hr tee ha* h/en elert
ed to take* hi* place.
"kf.v Will Wray preached in the
Shelhy H«pti*t church Sunday night,
W* hear hi* *ermon highly compli
mented hy many who were present.
"Mr, W', H. Mo** i* teaching the
public *ehia,l at Karl. The people of
that section are to he congratulated
upon accuring such an excellent teach
er
'Mr. J. V. KoasAmon of lotto
•poll* here «i this Alliance Wednesday,
lijly If*. Thin »aj county meeting day
&o*l there »t* a very stood attendance.
"Shelby baa alarge number *>f sum
«*cr guest* AM of the hotel* and
i**arding houses arc pretty wolf fill
'd Up and there j* a large cvrowd at
Cleveland Springs.
"The excursion from Lancaster to
Marion did not carry a large crowd. K
wa« a rather mixed up affair and the
crowd wa» rough?. Not every man is a
successful excursionist,
"Mr. Arthur W'ray of Knoxville,
Tcnn., has u>ld the three lota on North
I .a Fayette street, just below Mr, B.
B Babington'* residence to Mr. O. K,
I Ford for the sum of The sale
wnn mad#* Monday.
U#‘v, A. K. Pool, tho i#tnif^r,
! Will bo here next week and conduct
|th«* durinjr the Rider* and
Beacon* meeting. This will add very
much to the pleasure of visitors. All
nre cordially invited to attend the ses
sions of the institute.
1 he O. R. and C. railroad offices
will be moved here next week, as was
announced in our last issue. Auditor
Bruce and family are here hoarding
Ht the Commercial hotel. Superinten
dent Tripp and wife and Train Dis
patcher Dougherty are also here.
Shelby is growing rapidly there is
not av acant dwelling house in the
town."
Wholesale Thievery.
"Mr. Solon Ford of Pallston spent
Wednesday night, July 15, with his'
brother, Mr. O. K. Ford of this place.1
He slept in arooni with the Tight hum
ing and the window raised, although
the blinds were closed. During the
night some one cut the tenant of the
blind and entered the room and got
seventy dollars in greenback, several
dollars in silver, a silver watch, two
pocket books and a pocket kn<f-» and
made M« asraua without tj V
sag ivwtri mute mil m> uu*.
so so 'ftronar: ,' wpommi'
■ftu-joriui«l,‘ fiHHH
"Thu Star in in rur-ai^r if am fol
lowing* omtaCmn 5fr inrf Kftw. *. ;f,
Xatuwy rwynwn; your progenci* *r *h«
ttmrr'^gp of Chuir hauiriuMr f -mnim
■""■ir' so ffcuv Mg r. Guupjp*, V -Hi
oexrfay momma* .fury 8K&, xt
• '* •» iilorlr. M. foil n i *tuun*h '"’hurry
si;i«*, f. The hnrte :u i •iwminu
oort irronmliuhutl yottoif aity and. she
r' r,<« :i ffvwninmac *mt monar young*
f.iith««r;m mwsgfjw mri jraiaiwl -i:
1 hitrryuiiii* anadenry Thu *rtiSor »*
suariu in aifyanei* <im songfraCulaSionn
So1 h.:i jTijoii fri«nd. Sir fJeor'je. apon
h>« arsod fortson* in •vir.n.ai? io fair a
.ady."
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"•fohn ARisutn. a nnkf-witted enal
teste.k mgm. afame ;..* ?»»?-, *f ure w:l.t
0®c i® j»ii Sfftftitrda; idtawgitd with
if-Tive offense*. ami ne hasi ntutK ac
knowledged so eyerytsmg Wltjt tphrch,
...he; iu-'-efcargiMfl..'
"Last. THurufcay n.jj-hf. he entered
•.he bona* ,-,f Jfr. % K,»i\ Hardin. He’
«1W*4 tfet RWMU m which M..*« fiat-'
'. <■>' HafSiii wa* tie* ping ar.d took hold
/*< h«* #»* -wreftmeit a.-vi her father,
whs was ileaping in the same roam,
a w site JwM M Sim* to see she hrutai
icivvrscfcmii jump sat <v< the wiarbw
An effsrt wm »i*d* -,n track aw* w.
cTSek* iiim, but it was ans«er.*ss«fgt
.W.fcing »w heart or tee* of all
tf the next day,*’
fell Prow Bitjek
"Mr Vi. V. Hall me*, wish a . riff he
scmbws stccwSewS bast Wednesday *»**-!
•** white trying to- nde a b icy Me. He
fell: off of the bicycle ar.d broke hta
atm >*»« anwe the efbtwr. Dr. Viator
McBraycr was caffied m asel *gt h.fc»
arm and it » getting ism as well w
could be expected."
“aboefced.”
'Mr, i. A. .IJwmpfcfM* of Xrw (foohe
**» rhwsefcerf by a stroke of lightning
iaat Wednesday ewetang. He wav rid
ihjf a male when the stroke came and
he feil from the male into a ditch, half
filled wish water and hart it not been
for the timely a.vai.stance of Mr. Gray
son Whitesides, who was at work
nearby, he would most likely hare
been drowned. ft was sometime kfor<.
he regained eametommsa, feat he fsi
alright now. Tbs* occurred the same:
eevnmg Senator Tillman'* da tighter
was killed by lightning in the moan
tains near f!rn*ni. '
•fh»« of .Sweat."
"Mr. J. 8. Bridges of Lattimore waa
united in the holy bonds of matrimony,
T aesday morn ms- with Miss Aouilia
Hamrick of fiePew, Rev. G P. Ham
nek officiating. The groom is one of
the nfc«*t and most promising joung
men of that section and* the bride
a popular and industrious young lady.
They went on the excursion to Wil
mington Tuesday.
Built a Bridge.
"A bridge is to be built across the
river at the trouble 8hoaI* cotton mill. !
It ha< been the custom heretofore to j
f»*d the river, b»rt. it was inconvenient
and at times very dangerous. The
county is to furnish the lumber and
I rouble Shoals cotton mill will have
the bridge built.
His Opinion Changed.
"Walter R. Henry, the man who said1:
that if a Populist were buried in a
well 10 feet deep, and the well was
to be filled up and grass was to grow'!
over the place and a sheep was to eat j |
the grass that he (Henry) would not,
eat the sheep for fear of being tainted j
with Populism, is to speak in the courtj j
house in Hhelby next Monday, July 27,;!
on the political issue* of the dav. Of j I
course when he used the abov > lan ; |
guage he was a vile Iternocrat and;j
he comes now to tell the people what j
a fool he has been all of hia life.” '
Destroyed by Fire. j |
"The two-sthry dwelling house ol i
Mr. II. M. AnicJe, just this aide of Ki
ll* Ferry, wax destroyed by fire at 2
o'clock Friday morning. The family
were all asleep and did not wake u.
til the building was in flames. Very j
little was saved. The origin of the fire I
i* unknown.
“The house was insured in the Vir
ginia State insurance company for
$300 and the furniture was insured for
1100. The property was worth more
than twice this amount. The insurance
adjuster arrived here this week to*
settle the claim.”
School Teachers Then.
"County Examiner J. A. Anthony
held examination last week and grant
ed first grade certificates to the fol
lowing: Misses Lula Baker, A. T. Bos
tic. Sallie Black, R. C. Dickson, Mrs
S. R, Jackson and Messrs. W. H. Moss,
VV G. Dcvincy, J. H. Lackey, A. E.
Elliott, J. IX Elliott, R. L. Waahburn,
S. L. Itellinger. J. B. Smith, R. S.
Eskridge. C. S. Calton, A. B. Feeler
and A. M. Moss. All of the * above
teachers deserve strictly first grade
certificates.”
America is truly a land of oppor
tunity. One ha* only to shoot a Chi
cago hank bandit to collect 12,800.—In
dianapolis Star.
Mr. Bryan’a poaiton seems to be teat
some of the evolutionists may believe
In God, hut they have no ritrht to •
Ohl • State lourn ...
Thmk* Auto Owren
Pay Too Much Tax
3tma«:mr n Chorions! Monday ’<?.
W Stohmrtst, wtnb-prmuient, nirJinuit
din Carolina Motor dun i hginljaftfafr
pro (from. Hu Chuiifct autnmoniln iwi
sra iff* paying1 morn Shan thair rjn.
pnetinnatn marn uf mt miy
for "'laita, hut far ail ithur .pivarn*
uinnr.ii as^jnnann. Ha dunks din iwn.
nru of land through -.vnirtt militant
highways m omit,, profit more :..ian
any irlinr pnraonH and f ir -.nut r»st~
•ion in wants to inn rim itaca ad va
lor am taut- en-nsraniintii'd.
Thn uwn*» a# an autnmoniin. limrt
•y >r imtSrnrtiy. pays to dif farunc our
as (in iay<*. Thaan mr.iuitn tnrwt Fndmr
*1 sfowsrmuant «Ki»n Maes. t *ra:;.« !i
«nuw. SaxT a .ttey Itotnw* tax. anuity
personal propnrty nax. dcy parsona!
proporty M3, state ■ title fan. nry <irr»
“r < manna anil dut «,>* r i.uu.nt- ra.».
Thana Mans hnBig ttalftfemfi Mmsil
drffrmnt .««», inernaan tun gnat
through snnffViann.y, w laria,re°.
Than* ihiiuid iv» an x ic.r
Vrai taa on autmur.mia*, an "lurk.!.
THin scat* alarm shonid rim i»w
nr'Bn taa uutnm«dsiiea and a itarn drt'»
wa Urnnan should but rm-ju.rrd this
*d«ar away with- r.ha uty dmyera. Li
«*»»# and dcy fidnnan tat.
N'rr <fnna 5fcn passant manner i,
smtmng on ay the ata.rn «. * Vf «
IfenhnrM, Efe Sifcmfts wrisfirt rntfcnr than
fceranpn'wnr, - mould dnterta.nn the
amount rwiisfcredi for the state k'tensn
anm oar.
POTATO COMP.t5fT RE-EL EfTS
OLD OfTIC EKS AND DfREiTOR*
Emsr» Wotmiwu-n 5fert!d.
The Krr,g?( JCoanta.a Potato -om
pan? stockStoMer* met Saturday foe
the awimal vettlemenia of aeefuuntj
and election of officer* and #ffe*Sor*.!
Alt the olid board of direr, toea «w «■]_ ■
eeted a* follow*: % a. f fflasa,;
Hugh Ware, Leegarsreet Goforth,
Outffer P. Weir, Join Ptoumef, A. p
Pall* and Run Pattenon. The board
re-eleeted W. A. Wilfiama, praatdews,
and Ffogh Ware, secretary-tres.irer 1
The eww'mayr did a rood- fee.**®**!
last year the statement ahowiag an
evafhs per cent dmrtend oo atoetc.
AUNT BECKY PADGETT
DIES NEAR WOORPSBORO
Rfif.herfo.rd San.
“Aant Becky” Padgett, widow of ■
tioe late A!Tin Padgett, died Last week
near Mowreahoro and bunerf *t !
Hisf'o Sfcoafo dmrth, with her paa&nf, I
Rev D. G. WaahJmrn ,tt civvrge o'
ibe funeral service- A large crowd :
attended. She »a; \ fadbfal taemher ',
»f tte Baptist chant't for aver 56 f
.‘•arv. She was "He las', of her fam- f
:Iy. She was a good wanten and was ?
years of age She was a derated J
■hristsen. She wiil be mi»<ed »ii the
■hccreh and camraaity. I
OPINIONS
-OF OTHERS—
' !i!v«j:iad Lcudtt.
T'"im Tiartotte. 013h«:".tot t
T!i>* Dmitri: ’irrir. out power linn
for Sip !(iuTitr7'«it«» h buitur jrarfua;
•'! ‘ :tnTuii»i ;n N- :rr.h Carmiina emui
sr». Farsytai m * aii: re««ntsy auiis
anct aquigpptt i eumaiunitry ;.ne.
* leueinmi vaa Sih ptuiun.fr :n i„*na
uii sin? fa.-JBprr: :h .xirruntrt
every pur*. ..bar •r.ua. ; ;u wsn
fir ?nonrh:! paac en ,«:/• :'.j ii5 ahr*
..'p::;;inin "ha:. xepom pasty afitESRciSy
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tB*y h'aAr* i-o-fe -urh ireaiit'ai thing::
to your Fourteen Po rs.«.”
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advise you to jfo ociok so earth and
ve at " j have dose ;n yo-ar T-_ ;
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At ChnwKf Rock.
* Frews. Stasermlle Daily.)
Dr L. B. Morse, who :.»■ as the head
of the • Cainsney Rock diKcfecmat,.
promptly jHakea. U dear that hia foa
pa.ry ha.« on t>-I - r..? for a Confederate'
memorial hy'GsBor.jIa.-n o» she !
l«k' at Otisifiey Rock. In ether
word.- Dr Morse « aware that -ash
ing in or. Sorr'-int'-i jptevarsce again.-t ,
the Georgia me atonal proraaetera is
not only improbable, bat setting up
a.n opposition memorial .simply to- pa.
the Georgia affair o-a: of fes.'?*** j*
small bamsetrs.
Y-hiH From W iliam
i From ffifoaheth Independent;.
Waikmif dnvmirh tarn- %rmr. taiim
iur works if site .4. tfash C/immur- „
Cincinnati the ether -t»7„ Xt >i«tm
■ Hinder ami president af the arp-irn
sacion. pointed m a inn* line (rf ar-,,‘
nir machines. He said. '‘William £Z
in vaitt worked an tine ,»f chime mu'
■innes Sir three months uwt summer
. lac was tile way he spent m <;itn
ner vacation and he wick ta hie m,
;uet like mil <\t >ur "»ifilar worker
Sa :.ia* tsitat he expects to em e
;i*Wi when he finishes miietr?
thought he needed, a working man ,
experience ami * -working map's
3»*wt Bn enuiHk him to heal ,ar.,*ils
rmtiy with working people when n*
•mcera huainesn far kK:-»ei£.
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ii:-is E. wen wadi, lit* muiti-mdiinn.
i- : ea<: .if fear;. Roebuck Compile-,.
N ill rich. meft’h -nn fritter lV(*
m* :• taearaons ;a fr----C0ur mmg ,.m
♦pending tile rid mas's rnnaej.
Ct.-dner fa The Papular Chinee.
Star 3t.>raasif Berate
7h'> A ul« Own, lfsCUH..;^jr
pcpWEv! of O’. Mil Gap ^-.s
ses . r-r^-nor of North f'.ir .o-n
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Mr*. Gar?i;-«r can bate* tfte torn, n a „mi
': m waatu it.” TV AaVv-’V
V«iBi»{ r. further scan shat I.: taimitf
-a,? Var. darrincr ia xufear t« ha « tn,
tiriiM and should !»*>» it ■*■
■>oC eppresaims a desire tor it.
Void he drafted far the [no One >
the fau.t.s at our modern poetica
that too ®any people are eketarf -4
sffke jast because they watt tae. ■•:.•'
and not ecoogh of shoen elect.-'
who do tot aspire for office hot a.
capable fit bandUng the. jad. >?
.ebsr*er the people are not gacrtif
hate to fore* the mguhMtokn oa M
Gardrer. He is fane&an to site
that V wants to be hoaor.« by be
a^f'-eleeaed geyersiar. We Wiisv.; he >
. mar in she stash who- wi i not
Sat» so get out and work np eatisa.!
iasiw for hi? candidacy. Ke can r- >
the r.ijainaiissi right new .became -,
ia the ere -tar. she sanjortty seems t
wans for she job of gmmar. £f any
body else gets in the race, they •»
»w to devose a tat of time ami ep.
srgy :» w tricing sp a se®tsrs«Rf he
behalf of themselves. Gardner u i.o*
Gardne*. t: popular; Gardner tbs
choice of she majority of the Detr ■
eeats: therefore, fee should, and we be
tiers will, be aoatinated.
Play At Lattimcre.
• There wiB. be a play, “Rebecca's
Trrtrmpb.'’ given by the Fidelia Clai
of Lattimore Sunday school m the
high school auditor lau Satscrdv
evening. August 1st, at 8:00 o’tkc .
Proceeds far the benefit of the Sou*;
Mountain Industrial Institute. Ad
mission 13 ar.d 25 cents.
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JIM DECIDES TO SELL
AGAIN!
And Places On The Market Shelby's
Best Business Property
This It An Important Notice. The Mott Important Recently.
—IT WILL SET THE ENTIRE TOWN TALKING.
-IT WILL SELL SOMETHING.
SHELBY’S BEST BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE
We are pleased to announce that we have secured some of the best
business property in Shelby, the J. E. WEBB PROPERTY'. Four store
rooms on South LaFayette Street and one garage on Graham Street, corner
lot, 100x130 feet, this is some of the best business property in Shelby, and
all that we know of that can be bought of this kind—at any price.
1 his is your opportunity to buy some of the best property in Shelby
that is being offered for sale today, or will probably be offered for years to
come. If you are interested in this high class business property that is now
yielding substantial returns and is enhancing rapidly in value, it will pay
you to see us. The price is attractive and the terms liberal.
J. B. NOLAN CO.
Office In Lineberger Building. --Over Woolworth Store
Shelby, N.C. - _ Phone 70.
IOUS1 fr-*n fiPn ran ran ran an r—M — — _