The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, June 01, 1894, Image 4
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GENERAL CONGLOMERATION
A DAY OF PICNICS.
Four of Them Held Last Saturday And
a Royal Good Time.
TIhto won* four picnics licM Inst
Saturday in the surrnundin^ nci<;h-
borliotMls. The largest was the one
| held at Kllis Ferry. Tlicre were he.
tween two hiindrodand fifty and three
! hundred ]*ersons pre.scnt. County
j Coininissiotier It. M. .lolly was the
j master of cereinonies and a most elli-
Kreeman. the two year old child of ‘’lent one too.
OF NEWS ITEMS OF LOCAL IN
TEREST.
Some Short, Some Shorter and all Too
Short for a Heading, Yet None
Too Short Not To
Mention.
J. R. Tolleson, is quite ill.
Mr. Ihtrnhil! of I>raytonville neij'h-
horhood has heen sick for several
months.
An attempt is hein*'madeto organ
ize a male quartette for discoursin''
music on public occasions.
There was a speech byJoe Gentry,
Ksq. of Spartanburg. .Mr. Gentry
made a very fair speech, ami hut for
the fact that he was paying a «rond
deal of attention to a yoiin^ married
ady whom he thought to he sinj'le
he mij'lit havedone better. Ife, how.
Carroll, Carpenter & Humphries,
Keep constantly on hand a full line of
Furniture, Stoves, Stove Fixtures, Tinware, Buggies, Wagons,
Harness, Etc., Etc.
Also a Full Line of UNDERTAKER'S GOODS, COFFINS, CASKETS AND BURIAL ROBES’
\Yc arc not much on blowing, hut we will he jjlad to furnish you when
in need of anything in our line, and as we pay spot cash for all of our <;oods
we feel confident that we can make it to your interest to
Chilli «in<I ISoforo
Remember that our jjoods are bought at the ri^ht phn'e, for cash, which
•jives us the lowest possible prices, and you ^el the benefit of this. Call and
Carroll, Carpenter & Humphries.
Attention Ivnclio^s !
What is Prettier or More Useful for a Present to Husband, Brother > r"
or Sweetheart than a ' V,
Handsome Scarf, Necktie or Cravat?
I have the most complete line of neckwear in tin* city, and at unheard of price- V i ■
Row Knot to a Four in hand. Hen* are some astonishing low prices: Kress Rc»\\- redue d f, ■ i r |
Windsor'I'ies. former prices Rtc, 2<>c and 2."»c, reduced to tic, IHe and ISc; Cravat' 1 | jj ,, .1 ’
former prices line, !l<lc and (»0c, reduced to 17<‘, ’2<tc and iISc ; Ladies 'I'ies, former price 2.V i ; |",.
Come early before they are picked over.
j. k.'roi^i v ih< >> .
N. R.—Rarcains in Straw Hats. Clothing. Shoes. Dry G<mm1s, Groceries etc.
THE MERRY MINSTREL.
ever, made apology to the audience
Our fannersand planters are so by saying that the people had not
busy that few of them have been seen n, > to hear spoeeli-makinj;. hut to
on our streets during the past week, cotni—and he was certainly doint'
—Carroll A* Carpenter arc otTcrinj'
day Night.
his level best on ajfirl tilready ciiugh*.
Music was furnished by Mark's
String Rand, of Shelby. The excel
lent dinner was bountiful and greatly
_ . mi i .• i* . ' eniovetl hv the lari'e crowd. rhere
I here will he a meet ingof t liedirec- ■> • ^
/ .i i • . i, . .. i were .neoole nresent from Shelby.
tors of the Limestone I rmtin^ and 1,1
Blacksburg. Karl’s. Grassy Rond,
The hailstorm of Monday evening
did some damage in a few localities
to growing crops—especially to
corn.
tin- bigge
st Liar
irnin
of
the season in
Thurs-
< •ingluuns
; I-'" -
<jim
lily
at Hie; 12.1 e
quality at
rifonn-
• 1. i•* |, I i
—< ’all
for our latest
drink. “No,
2<i. ’ w hie
b is "
( Hit
o H
igbt”—."ie.
of the |
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'oi ds
A" <ialTm-v.
I'uimiit ui'o! I"'n i'u i (ii j'o!
Publishing Company at ti p. in. Tues
day, thcoth.
Mr. \V. S. Rlock of New York spent
tin* first half of the week in town.
It is thought that he will make
some important mining investments
near town.
Since "Dock’’ Spencer ha- brought
home so many fine driving horses, he
Spartanburg Irwinvillc. thiscity. and
the surrounding country. Everybody
had a good time and the day was
greatly enjoyed. The only accident
on the occasion was that which oc-
cured to Johnny, the son of .Mr. and
Mrs. I.um Tucker, of Shelby, lie
got his hand caught bet ween t he ferry
boat and a bateau, ami had it pain-
ancc at Wood > lliili 1 liur-
hy local talant for the hem
Gaffney City Choral Club. The j _D r mk • Razzle-dazzle'', ac, at
young men have been practicing for Cook A' Gaffney.
sonic time and feel satisfied loan- ...t * ■ , , • •. ■ , ■
— I he oldest established lce( ream
nouncing Thursday night as the date. . lll( | Su( | ;| \v a t, r Parlors in the city is
The performance promises to be now re-opened for the season at the
amusing in a high degree. On. thing corner of Limestone and Robertson
■ Irects bv Holmes A Pridmore. ‘‘The
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^ Flat ^ and ^ Roll-Top ^ Desks, Rockers * and * Dinin:- * Chairs, ^
v * i u J j,;
Typewriter Combination. | New Styles Just Received. !
I I list lers."
THE MARKET REPORTS.
ought to lie more popular than ever f||| | y | Mlt not s ,. r ioiisly injured.
with the young hnlies—Aspeeially T j 1( , of ,| t e Sundaysel I
when he has a nice rig ready for a ,. lass ((f M ifiS p„. ssi ,. Ryars wasgn-atly
enjoyed hy the young people whoat-
One of the most pleasant events of tended. They spent the day on the
the week was the sociable given by banks of the Rroad at Cherokee Ford-
Miss I- 'mma Ayers on last Thursday They indulged in boat-riding.jlisbing.
evening, quite a number of friends ete.. and on their ret urn to the city
were present and were charmingly each faee beamed with a light whieh
entertained by tlu-ir fair hostess. | indicated a day well spent.
Messrs. K. \V. Wood. Alex Furger- The g*K» I people in the vieinity of
son. W. II. Boss, Will Turner. Love MineralSprings pienieked at that
t’lester Hopper, and others went on a plaee. Reside a good dinner they in-
fishing trip to Rroad river last Tues- dulged in games and pastimes during
day night. They report plenty of the day and tin* occasion was very
fish and a splendid time. They bad miicli enjoyed by the participants,
a '‘fish fry’’ on the ground. The colored people picnicked at
I'l.dcrtaker A. R. Gaines wasealled <’|.erokce Ford. 'U'cre was a large
to Blacksburg last Friday to embalm crowd present and they bad a great
the remains of Thomas' Gautier, a H was late in the afternoon
former New Jerseyan, who has been when I hey returned to their homes,
living there for two years past. Tin-
body was shipped to Rmoklyn. N. Y..
is certain, it will be chaste. There
will be notbing said or done to of
fend the most fastidious. The cause
isa worthv one and commands tin*
City Cotton Markets.
attcnl ion of all luiblic-spirilcd people. | , ,
1 1 1 1 , ( orn-clcd bv tin- Gatfin-v brokerage
saint ami sinner alike. I here is noth- and'Commlssion'co.
more bcaltl.y than a good, hearty M., rkH , lu ||. Light demand.
laugh ami a minstral siiow is wlu-rc ;<-,. s i (p-adc 71 (•> 7.1
you can get it. Remember Stains f« t»A
' A little fun now and then Produce Market.
I- rclislied by tin- lu st of men.” ^ Corrected by T. Davenport.
The following young men have tin* * biekeiis ].» (n 2.»
|M-rforinanee m hand: .'I. <■. Mont- 7
1 . , , • I'.ggs |u
goinerv. t'bas. Iltimpbric'. Lucian ,
I Gram Market,
llonner. Geo. D. Doggctt, lolin Spen-1 ,,
1 1 1 j < urn I»(>
ecr. Henry Ross. John Gregory.! \\'|n..,t | qn
Waller 11 iimpbric I’aul tialTney. Reas till
R. S. Lipscomb. '\'ni. K. Wilson. Irish Potatoes LioV-* LoO
W. R. DulTe. W ad Humphries. Kd
II. DeCamp, W. F. Rrowu.
^ We have a niiniber at Priees never beard of be- Km bossed Racks and Cob
^ fore. Call and see them. in the world for the money.
The iilu-sl
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GAFFNEY WAGON AND J CO.
COOK <V GAFFNEY'S
BILLoOF* FAIR
For Next Week:
IlllOIIS t ,t
Live Stock Market.
Corrected hy J. G. Spencer.
f Mart in>\ille. Horse;; ^|0V«» ^120
l-'riday battle I<i (.< ‘J.'t
11 < )gs a* f‘i fie.
*1 V" -tl
eaeh one feeling better for having
gone.
where it was deposited in the family
vault.
If you would feast your eyes on
the beautiful in nature, forget the
cares of this struggling world and be
made better, take a walk through tin-
grounds of Cooper-Limestone Insti
tute. They are always pleasing and
inspiring, but. in their summer dress
they impress one to the highest de
gree.
There is some talk o
Death of Mrs. El nore.
Mrs. Nancy R. Klmore. widow of
tin- late ('apt. Randall Klmore of
I’nioii County, died last Wednesday
inorning at t In-residence of ln-r son-
in-law. Mr. W. A. Peeler in thiscity.
Mrs. Klmore was in li«-r sevenly-liftli
year, was a member of tin* Ml. Arra-
rat Raptist church in I'nioii county
and was buried yesterday at Klbetb -I
in I'nioii. The fum-ral serviee was
fan attempt dueled by Rev. R. I*. Ruberlxm
of this place. Mrs. Klmore was born
nioiid and Danvill to permit at least I1( .. ir Springs in ibis ,- uiul.v
two of the vestibule trains to stop at WJIS .^daughter of Jolni p., ,| -. a i I i
Gaffney. Sii.-b an arrangement would s i s |,. r ..f t be bile Col. Riot. Pod-.
the same
bv uianv.
for tin- study and discussion of s'-ien- great I v misM
tifie, historical and social subje«-ts. friends. w!i •
It is to be hoped that they will sin-- this eomiuili
feed, and that at b-ist a portion of
their meetings will be open to the Preachers Ar
general public. Rev. Rubt
Air, A. A. Porter, an aged gentle- < ' 1 •' r1 '
man. who has be-n disa’de-l for the l '> l,is " ir ''- si "' '' l,i< i"Tival. Iielia
pas* twai-.yaars from doing active preae ad
work, is in in 4-d of sumet bing be could l-bnes
Personal Para ;rap i:
Kdward II. (iaii
Va.. arrived ini! • ity I
4-vening w it b lii> fimily fora \ i>il <d
some mold !is duration to relatives
and friends. They are at present
with Mrs. Tillman Gaines, t In-mot her
• if Mr. < iaines.
Kreil. Stacy loo!\ !b<- road in tin-
interest of the Limestone Springs
Lime < ‘o.. t bis w< ek.
Will .lolmson eaine in from t be
road foi seA' ial days l:i;-i w i\. address. I-'. <i. Rriggs. Liniestone
Mrs. W. W Gaffney and Wilma, iv- Dairy. Gaffney. S. C.
turned Tuesday after a weeks visit to
relat i ves in I ’nioii eount y .
Mr. 'I'bos. S -r\i<-i- i- v.-ry sick at terni< and part jeulars apply to
bis home at Draytonville.
Mrs. .1. R. Tolleson returm d W ed
nesday after spending a few days
with In t i h*’ it! i -r !■. R. t • i if i * - y at
11enriet l a N. (
R. .1. .bdly . of t ira.-sy Pond, was in 1
town vesterdaA After.Inly Is I will run my mill
everv dav. Cidil tlu-n I will run
For Rent.
E'en RK.NT—Tin- store room form.
* erly occupied l>y T. Davenport-
Carroll A- Staey.
For Sale.
A I I'.W tirade Jersey Cows; will be
** .-old cheap for ••ash. Call on. or
"■piIK J. P. KLKIN bouse and lot
* at Limestone Springs. For
I-’. G. STACY.
Grist!
Pineapple Sherhert ;
\ anilla lee < ’ream :
< 'hoeolate lee ('ream ;
Frozen Peaebes.
I >i'in U s-M
Pineapple Rou-Roiis;
(teeail I oa m ;
Peaeb ('ream :
Milk Shake:
Soda Water;
< 'oea-( 'ola ;
<trange Pbospbate:
Peaeb (‘lace;
lee ('ream Soda.
Fora few days only I will
f<-r:
< (ue Large Piet lire and Six (
net Size. | LOO.
One Large Picture and Tw-
* 'ahillet Size. ^o.lK).
A I I be Si tidio.
w m. i-:. wii>o
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CARROLL & STACY,
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{.mke.x OFFERING
I. 1* M
Ih «S( m
o E Ti n E t
Vr
sIa S
p P i' b «• s i a
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m
-Ills Imi! in Sioc!\ <>! —
TiJDismt ti <ioiii*r;il iLinkiiig
Ht|sjl|l-Sh.
.1 K. Rurton and '' N i'-!,'
twice a week, Tuesday and Thursday.
t I O.ipiuy > nx.st g'aia! - itizeiis. fm* t be aeeomiiUHlat ion of Hie public.
t-»ok a l rip t-» • ),v.-ii's For.I Wednesday Milling brought to me will receive
to :;tl. :;d a pienie and lisbiiig parly. I"■'* l "l» , atlenti.n. I guarantee salia-
faeliun. The work turned out equals
the best.
Groceries, Slices, Hats, CloHin^, Etc., Etc.
S|ii|s fran; ^J..iO up. and every thing in li- lii- - ; : - 11 elu ap
pst. |loir| forge) Ids special offer in Ladies aim «.• :.t.-’ Dm.-rola Shoes.
Carollll ill ti-lil jiiii to niljirt jops c(n ap P.'inls. Kle. I |e js offerjng Children - R d Slip; • - i !•• - tbaa^-st
|'os|. ('a|| iiud see q|<- ai;d you w ill I onvilirc I t iial • ••:i:i -.vlmt I -
Oil illl Doiolh,
1 f 1 . ** il .
Siltolv Doposil lbi\<> llishlr, j, ^^
Kin* I’mor N’iittlt tor Kent. situaied,
hit ve sc vend one iiud I wo room hoii> s (o rent ; eon veil lent ly
i- mot her <
nf .Mrs
. 1.
M.
riu-
y <
i-anre hack
all - nil' s and n -
'ecler of t !
bis eit
y, and
I or
i..i
ba\ ing bin
I a iiiost d< lig
lit till
e Ilf t Ids
county
. M
rs.
line
- a cmisis
bent •'
bri -t i
an
M
rs.
M. K. Par!,
n r is on a vi
sit to
joying tb
• eon-
•bit i i
m -
ln-r
|MI
•ent s a! Goi
-vd'O ville.
She was
a go id
iiei.
'li-
1.
ti in
Spelieer, i
if Draytonville
. WJIS
•ted mot In-
r. and
w i 11
be
ben
• on btisiin -s \
• sierday.
ed by her
eliildr
en a
rid
R
** V.
C. K. Robe
rt.-on. w ho lias
lit I II
1: i ve 1 li
• sy mi
it by
of
sepi
•nit
.-d f.- .m bi-
■ family l ir se
v«*ni 1
nity.
lllolll ll:
v wa - deli g
bt -d last Tin
s<i;iy
• •
by 1
be
arriv.il of 1
ii.- wife and
little
iJ Preaching.
< 1. i U;
ght
er. Mi- lx !
but. Tie• v ar ■
1 I* 1 i! ll
. M . Royd
IIITivi*
1 in i
be
Moi
11 g<
nnery Ala.
lay. He i
s aeeom pa nied
M
r Kennedy.
• - x-ma \ or ol P
bieh -
burg, was in town Vest'
D. R. Lavender,
\t tin- (ieorge Lavender plaee, three
mib s north of Gaffnev ('ity.
;; Li/er/ and Feed Stables.
Headquarters for drivers and Farm
er.- who want to buy.sell or exchange.
1 mike a Specialty of Feeding Stock.
Your patronage Solicited.
HA 7N Iv
Gaffney,
tl
ISl’4 B
OFFER * FOR * TM * WEEK!
do at liome. lie ha- worked at re
pairing eol Ion gin brushes and isstil
able to do t bis kind of work. I le won!
be glad to repair any gin brusbc
her of thues. Hep
Hall Sunday after
fljeDiry Tuesday
liijlil* have bei
1. at the
«•( »rner
L. P. < anipb- ll w a-
-•alle 1 lot 'bar-
nnsoii. a
i iitiin-
lot l <■ on Imsi n- • \ -t
‘-i-.lay in irning.
in-bed at
\\ » M >• 1 s
Mayor Litll. j ilm m
t : a ! rip into
•on and
III tile
West, rn No:-;l, c .;i
i i t ,i < w e -k.
night.
'i 1 <
i le ret in.e 1 V edne-d
lav.
ratln-r
e< hi]
A. R. Mb.odruir. of
A <o Ir ilT. is on
First-ebiss turnouts at reasmiabl
rat-
that parties would bring to him and f,,r ,lo ' ,r t"^- Iheatteiid-
do it at reasonable rates. Mr. Port.-r ha> been fairly
lives on (irenard street, in this city.
The Rev. James S. Porter, of the
Jonesville eireuit. will pn a' b iii t l.e
i /1 liM*
i \. (
The Gaffney Male and Female Sem
inary has bad a fine programme of ii-
i-nmiiM-neemeiii exercises. June Itiib
12th, printed at Tin: ],i:i)<u:i: olli.-e
We invite the closest Inspection of
(his job of printing. It is another
evidence of the fact that it is not
necessary to scud voiir work awav
r. !:
ol I be
- and
Gaffney Methodist ehtireh n xt Sun
day at II a. m. and at N 1 , p. .n, an I
at Rculali at .'iA p. m.
Rev. G. M. Royd will preach at
New Hope. R'-lbe|em and J cii-s-, ille,
.it tin- eoiTesp-niding lions on lb''
-a me da v.
i‘ e I* > !') j i 1 S o ': K ha i g: C
K. W . Woo ! b is <| id d 1 » >
I ie- I’r -d u- • s' . I Si- i ! . !i ■
from home. We an-fully prepared l
turn out I be best of job work mis bori High Hciry*o Conic Variety,
notice and at very reasonable prices
And Still They Come.
It is with pleasure Tin; l.i:i><a:i:
introduced to its readers aiiol her ne \
jidvcrtiscr. Tin- eiiier|irisingCai-roli,
1 "ar|M-nter A* 11 uiiipliries luive joiiieo
Ihe proees-i i and tell you some
thing and tell that sninclhing well.
Read what they say.
^ D. R. Lavender makes aniioiiiiee-
Lmeiit of a eluinge of the running of
Jiis mill with tin- Itcgiliuillgof harvest.
Farmers and other- having gr.iin to
krind will take noti<-e.
The above named combination sip-
pea red sit Woods Hail last Fridn
night. I In- programme wa» lengtli*.
sind alt bo iMi some of l be m.-snbers oi
I In- eosip.i ay -On Ve*| lie a of .-t lid \ it
wsis ;i pa-s.iMy lair p'-rl’orm.iiu-e. 1 ne
liiiinati pin etisltioa was sn \n \ ing.
as was also the glass eater. The
eonicdy work of (ills Lewis w.i« bv far
the best of the show. Hi- is a good
blaek-faee I e i nediaii an I kept (be
audience in a emitiniioiis roar during
the time he was on tin- si eg -. Tii -v
gave anot her perforinaiiee hist night
• • and go to Trough Shoals tonight.
1. M. & F. S. Commencement. • ••• •
h’he following i- the prograiunu of Philip Watkins Dead.
i‘Oinnieneeuieiit exercises of the
Iffiny M si I * * and Feiintle Semimirv ;
pdsiy. June Mb. Children s night;
Indav II si. in. Sermon. Rev. (i. |\
\\ ediiesday evenin
a well-known a
eit izeli
miles
pi so 11: Monday II a, ni, Aliimni of-
| .1 .. V II I •,, < • i .. i ' . -' '
piii .-.-. .». n. i.ilIiejoim; p, m. i -
iiiiial Debate of Society; Tuesday l' 1 ^’l
la. in. Literary Address, Rev. ll.C.g* /'v
|jckhollz;M' p. in. Mu u-and reeep-^ '
Ion. ^
eg|*;l jlllli
i* i**-:) >rt • • I
|p“ 1*4*
* * * 1 \ *| :in :
t ae esl a
It :s 1
11! i '! 11 n •: i! \\ i
• > b • Fekf I** ■ 1 1'
j | 1 }; j {
r. • v * »• h i
llil rail'
•il ‘n •* i!i/e -
tat ion •
ill tbis iiudei'taklug
It i
tas not el
decided
wll lt lie will
do in
ill" fut uiv,
A man •
• f hi bn si n s
> al.il
ity and in*
t egrit \
will sm-.-ly ti-
*'it il»le em-
|)l )\ ..lei
• rill | - .
it. Hi- m.in
V f i*i e
w ; 11
nd - ,vill be
<iaffiu-y
. at b-! b r 1.- t
I**ire in
Wi'ilf
- •
The C unt
M I ’ t \ |; j J | •
S;i iii 1
f.-i Kirby.
A i l f I ! 1 V(
(in mi s
-out ll
of 1 in- city
in ('urir
Kb eli 1 1 -'n m
■ i g i i b
n’iioo*!. lust
bis gin-
in.ii-e grist mill and saw mill
by lire.
Sew ml ball
* s (> i (
•ol 1 on were
• lest roy<
•d. This is a
i SeVe
re blow to
Mr. Kir
by and be lia
s Hie
sympnt by
of (lie e
nt ire eonimi
iii ity
in bis loss.
Tin: Li.
,.,u:i< will wel
i'Oliie
tin- news
that In
is to rebuild.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.
Tin. Ri.-t S\i.vi;in tin* world for
'Cuts, Rruises. Sores. Cleers. Ssdt
{beiiui. l-'e\er Son-.s, Tetter. ('luip|a‘d
ands. i liilhlsiins. < orns. and sill Skin
uptions, and 'lositively cures Piles,
pay required. It is guaranteed
ive perfect sat isfsu-tion or nioiie;;
del. Price 2.» eenls per box.
it- b.s \\ . R. Dupre.
(',!t !•-st ml 11ogs boiiglil and sold.
J. G. Spencer,
Proprietor.
The
Henneman
Monumental
Jewelry
Store.
The largest
stock of Solid
Silver Ware,
Silver Novel
ties, 1 > I TV -
XI < l>^,
and K'lIVIC
l<^' in Pied-
mo nt Caro
lina.
Out of town
orders solic
ited.
45 Morgan Square,
„ ii op
j Ml V•
s. c.
. . We have received by express this week a luge shipment of
•in mg jus! |*in« i.i''< a the newest style Laces in Ivory White, Pji.si tie Venise, Butter
Shade Net Top Venise and Silk Bourdon:, in ail widths. Call
HERRING-HALL-MARVIN i early and get first choice.
We have received by express this week a
large shipment of Ladies’ Hats Hewers and
Ribbons. Don’t fail to see our line before you
buy your Millinery Goods.
Automatic Bolt Work the e-ettiest line of Window Shades
ever brought to this city. Don’t fail to look at
— - mi— our Lace Curtains. We have them in all grades
from the Cheapest to the Finest Real Lace.
Tiiii<- jiimI Sal'civ lb-posit YoUTS truly,
BURGLAR-PROOF SAFE
-wirn-
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CARROLL & CARPENTER,
Grinard Street, - Gaffney, S. C
1 " i "' I LIMESTONE * SPRINGS * LIME * WORKS,
tiian ever to take care ol , ’
Imuls. Safety | RICHARDSON & CO., Lessees.
Miiiiiifncturers of
I leposit l*o\es at liioilerale !
i BUILDING, * PLASTERING * AND * AGRICULTURAL * LIME,
Kxeliange luinglil ami >obl.
J, E. WEBSTER,
A ( ( A. i - I w.
Gaffney City, S. C.
Pmelieefi in nil the eulirli*. Collec
tions a specialty.
And Denier- I
Coal, Shingles, Laths and Piaster H? ; r.
Dymamite, Blasting Powder, Fuse ami Lynamite Caps.
WILKINS BROS,’
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J. K. Rom \it.
J. Si mi-son
Me will for spot easb sell all our Men '-Iruw Hat-, eo.-ling
over .Vte. for new York cost. M< Iiiim a Ian «• i--! aid tln \ niu.-t
BOMAR & SIMPSON. I
i Half Price ; $1,110
onh 2oe and MN-.
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ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW,
Spartanburg, 3. C.
Ladies and Misses Red and Tan Sl’:p| ■
now only .»<>••; Childrens’ ."»0e and T-x- n
Tbink of this wlien in need.
(Mir line of Ladies and Mi->e> Rlaek S
in town.
Gur Men’s Low Cut Shoe- in R!a< K
gn-ss aim I ies, i.« ver\ emupo-ie and w
t ’mne and see us.
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