Spartanburg journal. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1900-1906, May 09, 1902, Image 5
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Liliane
Will clean and bleach
any straw hat and
make it look like new.
Enough for 8 hats for
25 cents.
AT
Ligons
Drug Store.
1000 Pictures for
Passepartout Work
IOC.
They are copies from the
old masters and the best selecf_
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lion we nave naa,
DuPRE & WILSON,
Book Store and Art Gallery,
Tce rr^fn
We are now serving
our delicious Ice
Sod*.
Made From Pure
Cream Only.
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Limes Received To
day.
Heinitsh's
Drug Store
PUBLIC SQUARE.
Agency for Huyler's.
If In a hurry for anything ir
the drug line, telephone No. 91
TUTJ
ST. JOHN
AMERICAN PLAN.
CORNER MEETING & QUEEN
CHARLESTON, S. C.
The modern and most
desirable hotel of
Charleston. One hundred
rooms, with bath
electric lights and
steam heated through
out. Cuisine unsurpassed.
H. C. BARDIN,
Proprietor.
...FRESH VEGETABLES^
We make a specialty of Vegetable!
and Country Produce of best qnulitj
obtainable, as we run a market gardei
a id have them in stock at all timei
fresh from grower to consumer, als<
Fancy Fruits and Groceries.
B. L. GOWAN.
37 E. Main St Pliono No. 411
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PERSONAL..
Miss Janie Taber is sick at her
home on Booth Church street.
W. 8. Hall of GafTney spent last ;
night at the Argyle.
G. Barnett is able to be oat again ;
after a long spell of siokness. I
Mrs. G. W. -Shell of Lanrens is :
visiting her daughter, 'Mrs. A. C. :
Dillard, on Booth Liberty street.
W. A. Barnett, who has been i
sick, is better today.
Victor Haynes of Riohmcnd, Va.,
is visiting relatives in the city.
J. W. Hawkins and son of Bishop
were in town today.
Win. Goldsmith, Jr., and J. A.
Russell of Greenville were here last I
night for the meeting or theD.'O.
K K's.
J. C. Carrincrton returned vester
day to his home in Virginia.
Miss Ella DeLorme and Miss Theo
Gregg, who have been visitiag Miss
Roberta Archer, returned to Suuiter
this morning.
Chas. H. Drayton of Charleston i
is visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. H. W. Dean and Miss Lou
Fleming, who navo l^en visiting at i
Capt. J.W. Carlisle's, left for Astieville
today.
Dr. O. W. Leonard returned yesterday
from a visit to Laurens.
B. R. DeShields of Cross Anchor '
was in town today.
W. E. McGeo of Augusta, Ga.,
is in the city.
Capt. J. W. Waters of Reidville
was in town today.
Mra R I? Dunial io
visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Nannie Wood of Pacolet was
in town today.
M. L. Justice of Morganton, N.
C., is in the city selling horses at
Morgan's stables.
Dr. W. F. Smith of Glenn Springs
is at the Argyle.
W. M. Jones returned from Co-'
lumbia this afternoon.
8. J. Simpson, C. P. Sanders and
H. E. DePass. who have been attending
the supreme court, have
returned to the city.
E. S. Draper of Massachusetts is
in the oity.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rigby, Jr.,
of Codesville are visiting relatives
and friends here.
JOTTIVGS Ai. UT TOWN.
The students of Cedar Springs
Institute had a picnic at Glendale
I Park today. |
i dUuunj uuiii
to attend the D. O. K. K. meeting
last; night.
A petition for the early closing ol
the dry goods stores is being oiroulated
and it is hoped that nlLtli?
merchants will fall in line.
The last extra train to carry delegates
to the Baptist convention at
Asheville will leave this evening at
7 o'clock. This traiu will not take
passengers for way stations.
Lettie May Tinsley, the youngest
child of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Tinsley,
^ died at their homo on Oliver street
early yesterday morning and was
' buried yesterday afternoon at Mt.
Zion Church
The Clifton Band was the attraction
at Glendale Park last night
and surprised those wno went with
the artistic excllence of their ihusic.
1 Professor Scull is now direoting the
band and is improving the organi'/a.
tion rapidly.
Index to New Advertisements.
Men's and ladies stocks at J. C.
? Williams & Co.
Genuine PaDama hats at E. M.
Wharton's.
A C. & W. C. mileage book is as
good as a puss.
Flour, corn and oats at Thompson
?fe Dillard's.
| Fresh meal -i at Alverson's market.
Two cans ; ir> peaches. 15c at M.
West's.
Four room house for rent by T.
O. Monk.
Auction sule tomorrow by R. E.
Foster.
Merits of Post inn Cereal.
D. O. K. K Meeting and Banquet.
At the annual meeting of Altair
Temple, D. O. K. K. last night fire
candidates were piloted across the
hot sands and a most interesting
inci ting was had Subsequently
the Knights and tr eir invited
friends adjourned to the room in
the i 'atholic huililing and partook
of a tempting banqnot, which bad
been prepared by S. Becker. After
the fe ist the usual p-?st prandial
> oratory flowed and everything went
merry A number of Knight* from
out of town were ] resent.
Judge Simontou R< versed.
In the case of A. H Parker Co ,
brokers, acainst W A Moore of
, Duncan, suit *o moov ?r S*oo said to
f be due on a c??tton fni ure> ecu tract,
i the United States circuit oonrt of
* appeals has reversed .I :dg-* Simon
1 ton, who granted a n- n s..it. thus
establishing the legality of such
contracts. C P Sanders repiesented
the plaintiff and Stunyarne
? Wilson the defendant.
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SPECIAL liOTICES.
Advertisements iu this lolumn % words or
less 1 time, 26c; 8 tlnu'-l 60c; 1 week, *1; 2
weeks,?1.7o, t month, $&. Aver 26 words extra.
JfOH RENT?Pour roe iu house on South
* Choice street, wltl in two minutes'
walk of public squares ah good neighborhood
and convenient. Apply to T. O.
Monk.
BIG AUCTION SALE to-morrow. L*>t
of nice oak furnlti re, lot of chairs,
two cook stoves and ma iy other articles,
R. K. Foster, Auctioneer
f tT. can fine nle peachi s iust come in.
X Two cans for 16c. 11. West. Phone
\\r ANTHD?Several gen tlepien Ixiarders.
' * Good meals and am i service. Close
In. Mrs. Getsinger, 183 S Liberty.
I A DIES?I will attend i o your machine
f troubles now 1 hiivi i mill nil ntlmri
business. Old machines'tmade new at
small cost. You can get me any hour,
li. L. England, 27 Maitnn la st. Citizens
Phone No. 97
\r ACANT LOT, corner B raw ley and H.
R. streets Aery near Sp; rtan Mill, fine
R. R. or store property SHl.x 00 for wile very
reasonable. Kpton & Sto\ ins.
U? TO 1?This will be tht case in a few 1
' days In regard to flh i. Ample pro- I
taction by using door and \v indow screens.
I^trge stock, nice and cher. t<. G. O. Flke.
Lumlierman. 'Phone 2b.
IJOUSE FOR, RENT - Four elegant
FL rooms; jjpfy water; lear business
centre. AnpFv at Llgon's d tig store.
WANJELR?A position lr moral younu
man as stenographer who has had
two years'ex|H>rlenco. Am employed, lmt
desire to change position foi good reasons
Good references furnished : Vddress "S. J.
II.," 201 Davie street. Greer iboro, X. C.
CHEAP RESIDENCE lJ )TS?We are
offering those Iniautiful ots on Arch.
Urawley, Howard and ProsVpn streets Ir>longing
to Mr. Stevens very cheap?glad
to show them. Epton & Stevens.
IpOR SALE?Three or fiiur thousand
* blood and potash sacks! suitable for
hnilding dams. Apply to Spartanburg
Fertilizer Co., No. 1 Calvert and Law
Building.
WANTED?Bookkeepers,st nographcrs,
salesmen, mechanics, salesladies,
housekeepers, and all who wr nt positions
to call on or write The Emtiifc-u Business
Burean, Grant Building, Atlanta, Ga.
Engineers LICENSE -J Mechanics,
' ' Engineers, Firemen. EleA*icians, etc ,
40-page pamphlet containiBf questions
asked by examining l?oard <T engineers;
sent free. Geo. A. Xeller, pu llsher, 18. S.
4th street, St. Louis, Mo. 1
p^OR SALE?Lot sultablJ and well
A located for a small stort#?Jjaccnt to
cotton mill proiierty In thlsjdty cheap.
Apply at Journal ornoe. j
A N AU.TTKRATIVE AslttTION
A" Petty'a jjerfeot printing. ^aul Petty,
rilinrniMii iiiiii m_ _
?<3bir model Milliner
stick you of JjfAf}?1
twenty * *i ^*ss, Mr.
i Claxon ei)JV?r8 of ?v?5?ioh persistence
ah*.rtmmed Sra. The
e,r^ote.'Qc and o?to
Padgett is a mo., * oxoullent
wort. 'OT8. ?
MAY BE WOOD?'?RIBGE.
i Cost of Steel Structure Beoras Toe
. Great |'
. The oounty commis>* nors yesterday
afternoon recoivec bids for
the erection of the now hi idge over
Lawson's Fork, bat have i iot awarded
the contract, and the ' supervisor
says that it may be several days
before it is awarded
It is probable that tfcp commissioners
will have the sttmo wor-c
done by county labor, ami as tho;7
have only a certain uinoplnt of funds
to be used for this bririgti it may be
that a wooden bridge wl 1 be built
instead of a steel ono as < pas at first
thought.
The cost of a steel brid ge will bo
more than the com niissionors
thought., as has been she wn by the
bids received Jvesterda; and the
original plan may be abandoned
and a cheaper bridge bxtilt.
The Only Reason Don't.
A great many people are using
"Clifton ' llour now wild a year or
two ago had no idea of doing so.
They didn't know the merit* of
Clifton"Hour und in a way, they
were satisfied with wliaj tlioy were
getting. It was good enough so
long as they didn't know about
"Clifton." Hut it wouldn't, be good
enough now. They J;now about
"Clifton" now.
You don't know aboujt "Clifton"
flour, jierhaps and the dtlier kind is
good enough for yon Hut it won't
be when you know all libouc "Clifton."
You might as well It urn about it
now. We want to tell yon ; and to
demonstrate all we say. If you in!
vestigato and we don't make good
I you are not out anything. Rut if
j we do make good (and we wid) you
will have gained somei liing.
Our family flour. "1 Vhite Fawn '
will satisfy you if y Vou wa.it. a
cheaper flour Bk \nsi dud Mii.i.s,
Om ensb<>ro, Ivy .
Tlio ladies wonder ] iow Mrs. B.
manages to preserve her youthful
i looks. The secret. iJ she tnUe?
; Prickly Ash Bitters j it keeps the
system in perfect or ler. For sale
i by Arthur Irwin
The difference in he worth of
men lies In the fact t ml one's you
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Negligee
irts
To Goat 75c.
ys* shirt waists,
)le bands, price
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25 I
Madras
Shi
Worth $1.00,
50 doz. bo1
patent detachal
25c.
Straw Ha
and qualities fo
I Eclipse Nej
best on earth 1
to $1.50.
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The Leading Clc
23 W. Main Street.
II KetvSoecial Offe
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H 45x36 Pillow Cases 8 1,
I Reudy made Sheets, fi
I at cost to close them out.
1 10c Piques in black au<
Ladies all linen Handl
Fruit of Loom Bleachii
1 case colored Dimities
1 case 40-inch colored <
200 Calico Dress Pattei
All linen Window Hhai
1 Curtain Poles with tri
Lonsdale Cambric in A
Cannon Cloth 5c.
Ladies 10c Under vests
, Yours C
: CAROLINA CI
GRAHAM &
Corner E. Main an
Old China Hall Stand
Laxative Pepsin Toni<
AN IDEAL SPRING
TONIC
Cure s....
INDIGESTION, DYSPESIA
HEARTBURN, PORPI1
LIVER, BILI()USNESS,CON
STIPATION, Etc.
l.Rigby's Pharmacy.
(1* EAHT MAIN STRI'ET.
1 nw?iiiiiwiimni ii
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You want, we have i
particular cut. We 1
everything in the in
S select from. Extra (i
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q BOTH RHO
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its in all shapes
r men and boys.
jligee Shirts, the
for the price, $1
newald.
>thier and Hatter.
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iringforTfiisWeek
2c
.ill size, Androscoggin qnality
1 colors at 5c.
:erchiefs at 6c.
ng in Mill Ends at 6c.
i at 2 1 2c.
Organdies at 5c worth 8c.
rns at 35c each,
des 22c.
minings only 18c.
I ill Ends at 6c worth 8c.
for 5c.
ommercially,
coin.
WHITE, Props.
d S. Church Streets.
Also Palmetto Block
: | BEST
( Jeorgia Ribbon Cane
Svrup, Fresh Florida
Cabbage, Sweet and Irish
Potatoes, Best Louisville
Saur Kraut now ac per
pound.
. urunn s urocery.
57 E*st Hain St. Phone 271.
/BR OUT
f ?and tlie I'OSt of that
Imve only the h?<st of
ieut lino for you to
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HARTY.I
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