The Gastonia Gazette from Gastonia, North Carolina • Page 3

3Iw SMwHSMfirtS. tv atrrtiSfmcutiS. From Cherry vllle. fhiuitnvvit.t.K Spnt 9Hth Iflfll Guiteau. Mr.

(jco. Seoviile, brother-in-law and Bifrney fur Cuiteau. is in Washington. "iSAJ'UKDAY, OCTOBEIt 1, CHARLOTTE MARBLE WORK'S MONUMENTS, TcmliiGrnVsstei AND i. Marble Work of every description IIAKI.OTTE.

n.c. a I b'eil or no ch ihargo. fet4 ve LOCAL jfi JM OJ'' A it yjntnsixa i i col mi I Yenr intlis I 3 mlhs 1 mill. 12.50 7.i0 5.00 3.00 2 50 shore Cult 45 1 50.00, 7r. m.l 001 i'5 00 25.0') 16.00 1 fiO, 5.00 10.00 7.00: )0 Oil 7.

no1 fconnn 5.00 loon. 4.001 Au diduclion vl.nlirer, from th f.xcept a discount of 20 per cent, fo nilvunre, T' Special mlictg in ioi'dt column will lie tnseneil at ifjjn.ia. jier live, iiliraii in ad yancf. W. Chalk, I'ub'l I Toiun: A' 7 A.

M. 1 P. M. 7 CI.OSK. At 12r.

iC.I". M. M. WNOA-V MOIWINll 5 m. 8:30 a.

m. H. IIanna, I Jif. a. LOC AL DOTS.

Cuk Makkkts Gastonu. Sept. Cotton II; 4Flour Corn fl.liJ; Oa's 6Sc. Bacon.J 1 5c. Charlotte, Sept.

3'Coiton i Rai.kkih, Kent. 30. -Nkw Youk. Sept. ton tH.

Sept. 'Cotton 7 7-16 jpence. The 'Waijdill House huH over thirty ar -Trade! OWC iipectfully return our sincere thanks to the Public for the liberal share of pnlron-VV awe bestowed upon us during the short time we have been in Ilusiui ss at. this place, and hope, by Htriet'tfttention to Ilusim'ss to merit it continuance of the same. Wo beg leave to cull the intention of the trade to our FALL STOCK QF If Notions, Hardware, Glassware Delf, Wooden and G-ROCEBIES, All of which we will sell at prices totuit the j-ivala fur dinner last Wedoesduy STOCK OF Ladies' Hats, Artificials, Ribbons, Laces, Embroidery, Silh Trimming, Handkerchiefs, Mrs.

Ikatie Sititli, of visiting' ,81 the residence of Dr. It. H. Adams. 'Rev.

Baptist, will (Jastonia Sunday night, October. and nmnv other articles too tedious to mention. A It is not generally known thfct 4iie town IPegrasii. GASTONIA, N. C.

Lowell N. O. has three otton factories. A little child of Mr.fi. T.

Morris died at Dallas Wednesday ol choleri infantum. Maj. Mathews and wife, the popular I hotelists of Pallas, ure visiting East TenDsssee. Mjy R. left Wednesday to take position on the -Carolina li.

R. at WHOI.KSAhE A XI) RETAIL HEAI.Elt -A. Xj T-. kinds -Laurinlmrg- Mr. E.

f. Fayssonx. has left (iastonia to take a position in the freieht department of the Richmond Danville R. at A I.I. CHHAP DKDSTKADS, LOUXCKS, PARLOR AND CI! A MISKIt SUITS." Coffins of all kinds on hand.

West Trade Street, Ohar-lotte, N. C. nuMy We had in our office tliin week, Mr. L. Riddle, York county.

(Jco. BuSon, DuIIub. James Jenkins, (jeorjjia. F. Leeper, Ouribaldi.

Mr. tJoIerf, kuw-rcnccville, Un. Mrs. Frank Coslncr of DulJaa.is.viHillnjr Charlotte this week. Miss Sye Hurl tlui Wailuilj ITouhp, apiint this wee in York Mi.ss Lizzie UalcliforJ of S.iutii roint.U i I iiij iif (tastoiiiu lliia wt'ilt.

Messrs. Canton Whileeiijen announce tliut they are in the fl ginning coHnu, ami ask share of the nairo iire. ftjiikw- her, formerly IVadl. Thwu ia a May II iwer or "Maypoji" vim running upon the Pi zi i of the K'le If. del which aoi'taina hii ma? fully developed apples and i pr.

Inii.c'it vine of the kind in ilic rl l. it has fruit fjl't'on fret above ilit- ground. Key. Mr McJwiie', piv ched at Gluey Sunny nnd Sunday niyhi. Hih seim n- by the hearers na beini; lull of wisd'mi and deep thought.

We hope the people of this have another opportunity of htucinu hun. Mr, P. ft. 8as ''I travelled over pari of 4Cleaveaud county last week and found the crops, like those of Guston, with the Ccepjtu) of a sytifO fvc miles southwest of Blielby. 'fivxe Jlie look well on account of good raiua duiiug the summer." We direct the readers to the curd of Mr.

T. Me Aden, in this issue. He is a young wan, and sua of Hon. It. i.

Ale Aden. Both of these gentlemen have recently made large investments iu this county, in factories, iills, and we hope they will meet with much encouragement. When you pick up the Gattk to i-ead it and find so many blunders, why don't you lift the editor out ol his boots. Inform him that he has blundered. Wu have no objections -to publishing cute criticisms occasionally which wonld no doubt us and our readers.

live to learn, A Testiiiaonlal to I uther. 4- wealthy Italian, who died recently iu France, has bequeathed to the town of Eialeben the sum of $40,000,. as tcsitimony of his personal veneration for its greatest citizen, Martin Luther. Lulh and The Price of Lard. Many farmers have become weat-kneed and desire to sell their farms.

Now the time for men who have the money to pick i hem up as lands will command higher prices in this county iu a few years than the people would beiieve. )M Continental Money. We were shown two hills of Con linen tal money this by Mr. Miles Jlanna. One a $30 and the other a $3 bill, issued in Feb.

1776. It we the porperty of Miss Jane Blackwood, nn old lady, residing Doar town who hud ubout S300 of the money in her possesion. Where to Buy Goods. The Cliiirinlte papers say at Wittkows- ky A Bur. Hi's.

The Lincoln 'itjjre? and She.lbv Aurora say they are the nun. The Rock 11 til Herald says there is no liefer place In fact all the newsprpers argue that Wit'kowsky Ii iruch the largest and best wholesale House iu tiie State. IVe have the verdiet wjth our readers. The Gazette. We feel very ni'ieii enc mraged ai the tuiiiilier if new su'wripiMPd we are daily receiving Irani r.

nt -i i of the eeiietn. i of t'i' I lAZKTrt-' sire of the pi- i.ir it.er ill this iv.air to keep fresh ai suitable re he people HM every good enterprise that vtv can. TtTxrotn ninna Ttleannpnranrft Mr. Frank Boyd, a well to do farmer of this county ba le his famly goid-bye- last Wednesday and has ucver been seen since. The family and neighborhood are Fcry much alarm as he Roroetiiii's has strange spells.

They have eximined all the old mines around and Friday intended ain Mr. T. J. Fall's mill pond oear his resi. deuce.

Vr. Kiyd has an industrious and good wife besides ten sm ill children with whon; the community sympathise in thuir sail irours. Stockholders' JHeeting. Holmes tardin, President James Mason. Superintendent Directors Har vey Smith nnd John Agurs, of Chester, also.

J. F. Wallace and Hart, of Votkvi le, went up in a special couch to Lincoln! en linisoay, wliere a meet ins wn held in tiie in(ires( of the Clester ec Lenoir r.iilri'ud. 1 1 was decided to exo-ini I lie road lcillii li to Newton. pt.

Wadilill will beiu at once with a furoe ol Imnds and lay irn on the first wclion nbove We understand that this aompany owns the controlling iuUrest in the Cheg-t -r A Cheraw railroad and will probably unite the ciiniMiiji under one niaiiaitcnicui. 'i'he ifSoeiB Wi lli to lw hi toinl npiiit. trnd hot incliiii to m.11 the road on any term. A Sre at Ottawa, Canada, on Sunday, deMroycd Sl'iKi'OO woilh of properly. i a on in in the r- v.

Mr. Editor. The eeisou though late has put new lite the old bud. The parched is now moist, the heated atmosphere ia now cool and pleasant ami every thing liiiha vivid ami nily. Farmers are at woik gathering in the cotton, tiifdintj oats, and breaking luml for wheat.

Provisions arc ecurte nnd work tliuiigh all clttssig appear to nj 'y life finely. OIJ men plow and whistle, young men plow, whistle and sing. Old woiu'jd cook the sciliiy morsel and rejoice that they ftill have Kouieilijng to cook to keep soul and body together. The giris iiek citton and sing Uom gwwt -JiomK, Ul)tl0ll is brj8 at this place to-day from 10 to 11 cU, every thing is lively hear, and we uJI feel happy. Vkritati.

Farmers, Money-Machines, Etc. South Editor Gazette. We are having some very fine weutjier at this time (or picking cotton anl turning our land for seeding. Look which way you will you see pur farmers doing something in their field? We love to eee them stirring. Yet I inuVt say I do believe we have the poorest neighborhood in the county.

The people are almost too selfish to live. A few days ago a yonng mnn was trying to get up a writing school in our neighborhood and when the articles were presented to some of our farmers they would say, "another money-Oiachiue!" If liny would only think of "juouey. machines" when those men are traveling about over oor country selling waftluHj machines, poplin-silk dresses, etc. A few days ago one of my neighbors bought a sit handkerchief from a peddler and when it vfta washed it turned out to be cotton. Another them bought a poplin-silk dress and some other things amounting in all to ten aod tb whole is not worth five.

I believe he could have bought the lot from any or our merchants for we dollars or less. Tliit is the time our farineis ought to think of" uunejr-ma-cliines," aud not when we are trying to make up a school to benefit their children which might cause (hem to heaoiae I am sorry to say our farmers are not tak iug hold on education as they should. They are not looking forward for the time when, if we have no educators we will be almost cut off from society. Farmers you may think it noi so, but it is coming and that fast. So let us go to work and try to get up a good school in our neighborhood and employ a good teacher pnying him well; we ure able to do it, and why shall we not? Dui.cis Sudden Stops.

AiiOIX.UASTON Sepl. Z4, HI. tirougti the kind provi dence of God we had the pleasure of visiting the campmeeting at Sliiloh near the thrivicg village of Gastonia and hearing number of splendid sermons and exhortations delivered by the Revs. Messrs. Jenkins of Lincolnton, CaLhan of Dallas and the Rev Mr.

Hudson presiding elder of the Shelby district. Among th-' prominent tent holders encamped on the grounds we noticed Mr. Jackson Falls, Mrs, Ferguson, Mr. Mr. Martiu, Ravj.

Messrs Calahun and Carpeutcr aid Mr. Moses Sirr.up, who. was no doubt the 'pldeit maa the eucimpiueut among cr.wd seveial thousand people; 'J'lie most prominent topic of conversation me tariiiors at (his tiuie is, toe payment of the Guano bills, 'i'he have irected a neat and substantial house ol at Salem camp ground on the Chester it Leuoir railroad in Lincoln county, N. A species of gambling, termed shooting mutches, is still in vogue in sorflo localities, young men und boys should keep uwuy freu; kucIi places. Some good men say they believe that some of the distillers wi I continue to manufacture corn iuto whisky if the poor widows and orphans should suff.T for bread.

Verily the lovs of money is the root of all evil. Refreshing rains have fallen within the last few days cooling the parched earth aod cheering the hearts of the farmers. The stock law is workiog adtnirubly in that portion of the county where it is iu force. The eounty commissioners cf Cleuvehmd have culled a meeting of the maszhtuU ofThrtt county lo consider the subject of reducing the tajf levy, in consequ. nce of shoit crops.

Cannot the conjmjssioners cf Uaslon do the same. M. Muntz, a French scicntin who has been investigating the presence uf alcohol various substances, Duds it in spring, river, sea' and rain water, und also in suicar. (inly in very pure spring water is il altogether absent. Total abstinence, there-lore, is a very difficult matter.

An old umid upon re that iwo: lovers will sit up all ijijlit with oee chair I lie roi id, (aid that it could not be done, unless uue (4 them sal ou the floor." S.ieii ignorance is More anon, (. K- Two i.cii, A and wish 10 buy a farm containing '100 acres. A win he io buy richer part, which is sold at 00 1 wishes to buy the poorer, which is sold at per acre. They agreed to pay etpial sunn of money. How many ucrcs would each receive Si'llixil.

lit v. VcllLrd Jligh Sihool. hand op bein aske 1 "Do you anticipate a spfecdy inuir Replied, "Wo will have to pecore time in order to prepare for the defunct-. Our defence will be insauity. Our greatest tfl'iri will be to get men on the jury who will huve judicial minds." How shrewd is the above, published to to I he j'lrywho will feel so highly crm-piiwe iiiul to get on that case, men of ju dicial minds," just think of it, Mr.

Scoville will ucquk Guileuu through the prees before the trial takes plur.e. lAKKIISI), September lMi, 1 lt-v. V. Morvii, Hi'. AlA'n new Aiiiwiiiisn unit Mis Maiiv a i.vmmpii.

(iiiKton emmiv. For comforrahlH wear, a genuine fit and warranted work call on C. Tf-aobr, tke Iieat boot alioc. maker ia this section. ii For Sale.

About 8 Acres of good grove land for sale, situated on the Air-Line railroad about one mile east of Uastonia. Call on (1. W. Chalk. Estate Agent.

The jail of Dawson county, was burned on hursday, and a prisoner who c'-uid not begotiec out, rousted akve. tJrw Administration Notice flaviiiL' ll.lmlliislej-iMl on the CHtjite nf f. Oaxtojj. ileeeaaeit. will sell at the late resi dence of Kiiiil di-c'd, on Sniunlau the 22nil dv or Oetitier.

to the hiirhest bidder for casn, at piinnc auction, tne loiiowin property beliimfiiiK to said estate, viz line Horse. one. two-horao Wairon, a small lot seed Cot ton and other articles. Creditors of said estate must Dresent their claims duly authenticated on or before the 1st day of OctolM-r. 1S82.

or this notice will Im pleaded in bar of their recovery. lH'Diors will save costs by mutluif liauieui- ate settlement. JXO. F. LEEPEU.

Admr. Sopl, 28, 188L ocl-4t 1JOTICBI New Corn Mill! have rebuilt the Corn Mill at Sprinif Shoals in isiwton county, formerly owned bv Jusimt and everything about the Mill is tirst-ciiisi. 1 vitl trrind for the public for the usual and guarantee to (rive satisfaction. combjif to the Mill shall not tie delayed. tin- t)ie Mill bant a capacity ot SOU bushels per day.

I willio irive Meal at once in exchange Xir Coin. Very respectfully. II. L. MCAUEN.

rjjrinr Shoals, Gaston co. N. C. ocl-tf Administration Notice Havinir administered on the estate of C. M.

Aliernethy, di-o'd, I will sellat publicauetioii it the late resilience of said diseased, to the lii.L'bcst bidder foi ensh, on Tli rsda the davot 1SS1, the in-op- rtv be.onjfinir to Paul i stale, to-wit: One Mule, one-lialf interest in a sett of Black smith Tools, and other articles. Creditors of said estate must present their elitims duly authenticated, nn or before the 1st lay of October. 1S3, or this notice will be in barof iheir recceevy, llebtors to said estate will save costs by making immediate settlement. JOHN F. liEEPF.lt, Admr.

Pi'pt. 2S. Ocl-4t TAX NOTICE. TUr l's'sl are now due. IFlL InALOThe people will plee me at the following places and lift their receipts, lliver Henil tov nsblii, Providence Precinct, Octolx't- lli Cansler Oct.

4th. South Point township. Garibaldi Precinct, OctolH't- i'nion Precinct, Oct. fith. Oastonia township, Glenn's Precinct, October Vth Uastonia Precinct, Oct.

Mh. (he iii" township, CarpentiT's Store, October ('hen vvillo, Oct. tlth Kier'S Preciui i. Oct. Crow, let 's Mountain township, til the A IU Healinir Oct.

lath. Jlall.is township, Dallas, Octolier llth. OKO. W. Mi Sheritf.

SER.CHANTS HALT Mid PONDER! The Drought so universally both in North Carolina and the upper portion of South Carolina are themes for jour most serious consideration, wlu'ii making this Fall's Purchases. To tiuv I.IOHT the uret fwint, but to buv livrlit. and at lowest prices is almost an Impossibility In Northern Markets, there rules pi ices, nut you MABKET" where von purelmses, however siniill, will HlrH-iated. HAKl.uiil, is our iiuiuc market auu Wittkowsky Baruch's THE HOUSE. In PoreluiHiinr of us you avoid the-danin-r of the Mrisk Trade Infm'tton of I ho North, and are less llatde to be wrecked on "This Yitor's most daninrtu ltnek of Ovei-lujr-ln You can from nn make up your as-woiment with half the amount as you can at the North.

There you hnie to buy from a down or more 1 lonsesTi-aeh one of whom worries' yon into buying more Ooods than you want, hen" on can trot your whole stock from lis in as small uiiiuititica as you please. We present you. a Stock in Value of over 200,000 lo make our Seh-etions from, ami from our lartn-i-xiH-ilent', Ample t'iir and siiH-rior fact lit lea, we assert our ability lo oe with any market. We Manufactured our own mill hah nianuf(U4uJ for us sHially our Roots, Shoes Hats and therefore not only otter ymi Siis rior Goods but at less price than others. All our Stocks are now cmpli-le.

and Ihih mir old customer nt'W oms will avail tlMMiMelve this of their" tlW'X IIOMK MAUKK.T." Very ltc sHvt full WITTKOWSKY BARUCH, rpJOt ptJARLOTXiN.C, ill 1 w. berrvhill: IM'FACTI HKR Ol' Joiciyu and Amcticfm Mori nients, Headstones, Tablets, Mantles, eje, Jc, Trade Street, of posito First Frosbytrtiari Church. t'KAI! LOTTE, V. C. Tinware, Crockery times.

Wc call the attention of the Ladies to our OF LINK OP r'SS? 1: M.VMT.Vi 'fl'UBUS UK Man it 111 tjal'Sl. FORTY aeix-s of Rood liind situnteil two from liastoiilH on the South Point road, lot sale hi a Immmu. This is iliamv lor invcstm, nt. i all on Kl AUT III KrVl tri l.EK, I t. V.

fl-alk. Ucl aeiif Sewing I have joiod SKWIM; MAI 'II IN KS lor sab' -the Weed. I oinesi ic and New Home, v. hi I it! cheap tor cisli. v-.

AI.K. Publisher. Charlotte. Ai.l.personn Imlolited lo A. M.

M. 1.. Smvre vai make pay nient in ht fern fun' Acm bj.il HU if tiHt for Miiiano. i Heeure i ins option payment must )e maie wiiiioiu oeiav. A.

M. K. L. BMVKK. ASTONiA, Sept.

2, 1SSI. We send out several extra enpis this week to persons in the West whom we ask io subscribe for it. Mr. "Hub" Smith, the popu'ur engineer jpi the Cheater Lenoir Railroad, a siuiulur position on the Carolina Central. We are informed that the wife of Mr.

J'usour died lust of iufi mi- of thefitomach. She was about 40 jear8 old. The cotton market at Uastonia becane excited Tuesday. The B-ais succumbed i0 the Bulls who bu'ted some bales clear 4 IT ST. AT THE HEAD! 2ic Zitfd-'JiufiHiiif THE M.ACJILVKS.

Double Tlirend. I.ork Stitch, Automatic Tt-nsiou T.iki'-np. It Kcpiii'ts It. tu.i.s Least r.idior. Alost Work.

Least 'are. Most Vara-! i- sol' v'. i.ea.-t I liit-t i. i it. Most Satisl'aclioit.

Itoentenicti.led liy t'a, It -eonnriii' mil 1 1 1 tter'es. Machine p' ic. t- tv new aod ai-rantcd tor live Aitciils wanted, TIC Sin. liti Wi.ci.MSti.i: D.l: -1 the balance. It brought 1 1 Every portion of the county was repre sented in town this week.

The merchants are huppy and enjoying the improved trnde. Cotton broujjlit ercellent prices thia week." Mr. T. X. Craig has sold bis fana, 1 OR ucres, in the neighborhood of I'nion church to Mr.

V. T. Henderson for 1,400. Mr- (Craig will btcome a resident of Alexander county. At a.niglit mvival 'meeting the parents were rejoieieg over the repentance of their Jaughter, when ihe sad news whs suddenly (broken to them that their sun had viunkred a man near by.

Jleal Estate in jCJastonin, cnntiiweg (o advance. Parties who invested in property I UUUUi 11 11 IL No. 31'S. Sharp Street, Baltimore. Always he sure that the name of T.

J. M.UiKUi'KU CO. 'is on every piir. 13'jv no others at.d you will bo pleased. These Celebrated SIR) KS are for saio by J.

Q. llollaiitl "it, Wilson, Gastonia, N. C. J. I).

Moore, Dallas. R. C. (I. Love Catibahli.

J. K. Falls, Pleasant Kid-e. last veur. liave realized, recently GO per PURCELL, LADD Druggist J216 1 lain aud formr 13th Slmt.

lticlmtoitil, A'ii'u'liiUi. Oils 33vcry Description. CKerosone Oil by the Barrel or Carload. mv2! tf ent profits. This winter will be a gool time lo buy property, Mr.

R. A. Clinton has sMd his farm, lfS in the neighborhood of New Hope church, to Mr. J. Logan McKee, for cash.

Mr. Clinton will become a jcitfeen of Bethel. York county. The wire of Chester A. Arthur was a Miss Herndon, of Fredericksburg, ffdioee family hns blways illustrated the beat traits of the South.

Tiie Uemd us are closely related by innrriuge to the Maurys. We re informed that Mr. Joseph Worthy, B3fl of Bluett Worthy or Chester county, wai cut up and terribly mangled team cotton gin last wettk. His fuce and arms were torn to pieces. It io Tcaied he catnot recover.

We received Friday morning a neat little jain.J Ji contuinjng the nddrrss on the le if in! 'huracter of I Ion. M. Pearson, delivered by Judjie R. V. Diek on the occasion of the unveiling of the statute greeted to bis memory.

A little five year old child of Mr. C. Aderholdt, section mister the A'r-i-'ne railroad, got lost Fiiday evening in (ius-tonia, about too o'clwk ami could not be found until dark, when he was found near i Mr. F. S.

Hannu's faPt aslep. ILaBftal'SalcJBjaiid ale. On tho 22nd day of tVtoht next I will aril at puhlic auction to the LiVu.t 19 acres, more or less, know as the prop erty of tl. It. l'rison, d.veasid.

Said lands in tlaston ecutity. lumU ot 1. (ileiin and J. M. tier.

to take place on said premises. Teinis cah. JOHN K. for tho hciis of K. lrisun, d.

e'td. September ISSl. sl7-.