The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, October 26, 1894, Image 4
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CHALK IN THE CAMPAIGH.
UK TALKED TO GAFFNEY VO-
TEKS WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
He is an Independent in the Truest
Sense of the Word, Being Af
filiated with Neither of
the Old Parties.
the poor while men and colored men
Ilirouohout the state work our public
roads shoulder to shoulder, together
under the same boss 1 If we are
forced to work the public highways
contrary to the Idth amendment to
the I'nitcd States const it e Jon, why
not willingly go to the polls and vote
together which is encouraged in the
loth ' niendmcnt of the same consti
tution? Isn't it plain enough to see
whither we are drifting? Can South
Carolina patriots stand this? Will
the free people submit to a dangerous
conspiracy for the overthrow of our
. W. Chalk, independent candi- free government?
dot, i.r Com/ress from this, the Fifth | <’an you idly stand hack and refrain
r .visional District, arrived in the f'' 1 "" Diking a part in protecting the
, : \\ ednesiiav afternoon and adver- ! " hole people from a state of Anarchy?
that he w'oul.i address the voters Think of your homes, your wives
and coiumunity from the | a'i'1 your children. Will you allow
vr.M.nda of Lipscomb's hotel at S a sinister partj to
cast the shackles
O , t hat night. Tiie crowd which , t-> fet ter yourselves and your chil-
■j • i, • d to hear him was a mixture dren? Nay. my fellow citizen, you
of lb formers, anti-lieformers and lie- will come to a lialt on election day
pui.iieans. Tiie attention given the and trample everything under foot
speaker was respectful with the pos- | > •>«> 1, ‘ , ars even the semblance of des-
siii! i xception of one hilia>eious at- polism and centralization. ^ mi
t whom Chief ('amp succeeded , nmst vote against that which seems
ii: ,jui. ting without trmdde. , <" favor any encroachment whatever
Mr Chalk began by saying he was : npoti the rights and liberties of the
no .ranger to this pi'ople, having 1 people. It one encroachment is al-
!>' .'cijiiainted willi (iatl'ney since it
v.a a■ i old field. One of theguaran-
toi i rights of the constitution was
t luii he was a free man and had a
t d t o announce himself a candidate
for o bee if he so desired, lie had
i d the ri formers in a better mood
! ■ ; a‘ - the trutli than at tiny time
fort past six years. This was his
t! !• nth speech in the campaign.
I i ria l been directed mainly to
fai ;lie was encouraged by the
OV;d nees of support of the yollUg
lowed another will be demanded then
anot her and si ill another will be ad
ded. and. tis I remarked before, we
will be a ruined people.
Do we want our constitution til
lered before We have learned to obey
our present State and National con
stitutions? Listen. I say, listen
every time a patriotic leader in our
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.
Uev. .1. M. Itost'c will preach in the
Baptist church Sunday morning tit II
o'clock.
Lev. lb I’, lioberlson is contit.id
to his apart incuts at the home of I’rof.
1». O. Sams, on account of sickness.
County Treasurer, F.pps. was in
the city Wednesday collecting taxes,
lie was accompanied by’Mr. n'Shcal.
There will he preaching at Drayton-
villc church the first Sunday in Nov.
at II o'elo dc a. m.. by the pastor.
The public is invited.
L. I Campbell will take all (he
bright mouoz.ite he can get in the next
thirty days, bring samples to Tin;
Li:im;i:i: olliee at once.
Sweet potatoes and '|iossom fSouth
Carolina luxury) will lie t he order of
tiie day ill a short while, then the
boys will be having a high heel time.
Mr. A. N. Wood has had wires put
i in his new house. They will be
ready for the electric lights which
YOUR QUESTIONS
were Inn); ago anticipate)! when wet
planned to perfect otir methods of Imsi-1
ness; anil
OUR ANSWER
now is reaily: Improved and increased!
machine facilities, wilh the employment |
of skilleil lalmr. insure II i"h tiratlc pro-1
dm-ts ami eflicicut service at lowest cost J
to von.
AUGUSTA LUHBER CO.,
Ikeirs, Sash. Illinds. Monldinirs, £c..
“Hny of the Maker.’' AUGUSTA. GA.
THE LEDGER ABROAD.
Facts of Interest to Ledger Readers
Concerning the Paper.
Tin: Li ikii:k has several hundred
sulterihers out side of .Spartanburg
county. It circulates in North Caro
lina* Virginia, Maryland, Pennsyl
vania, District of Columbia, New
York, Massachusetts, Georgia, Ala
bama. Louisiana, Texas, Kentucky.
Illinois. Iowa, Tennessee. Missouri,
Mississippi, and Ohio’ seventeen
states and the District of Columbia.
It goes to Ltd different postoffices
outside of this place. The manage
ment often receives complimentary
messages from its patrons and they
tend to increase our vanity. Mr. L.
I . Campbell is a hearty supporter of
the paper, lie has, perhaps, done
more to its eireulaton t ban any single
man in our midst and without doubt
has subscribed to more copies to be
sent away from the city than any
other person. For this evidence of
interest on his part we are very
grateful and il would please, us if
other persons in (he city would help east of the cotton mill well advanced
us to obtain a wider circulation in a —the brick layers and carpenters
like manner. The paper is well wort h both are at work on them, lie is
the icy and it would be of great also putting brick on the ground for
benefit in advertising the place away Dr. Settlemyer's new store near the
from home if business men and! depot.
niiTchants would see to it that conics
Building Notes.
The waves of progress to the I'icd-
mont rolls, and they all converge on
Gaffney. Hurry up with your elec
tric lights that our works may be
seen by night as well as day.
Contractor baker yvill soon com
mence the construction of a veranda
around the residence of \Y. O. Lip
scomb on Fredrick street.”
Mr. baker lias completed the brick
work on .1. (J. Little's two storied
store and is now doing the wood work
on both it and .1. IL Tollcson's mag
nificent store.
• He also lias the ten brick cottages
land is directing alibis powers and j are to be t uriicd on here
energies toward Financial relief. We j .November, prox.
It was reported that tin
UK-
n. At but one time hud
t here
be.
:i an attempt tn
bulldoze him.
lie
till.
wi.n Hie ,-upp
• rt of this
man.
He
o t lie fir-t man in t be world to
eg.
ted-!i a farniei
warehouse
and
I'UI
■ •!'.:; dug agency
. He bad t
•st nb-
1; i
1 ! - 1
• it in < liarl
otte in |S7:{.
II.*
h: .
l been light ing .
•orporat ions a
II bis
life
not eorporati'
ins 1 bemselvi
s but
t !:
."irriipt men in liiem. lie
advo-
cal
ed the -oiltll'-
l.eiiding the
knee
lu '
i lie norl ii in ord
e|* to seen re a
more
c i i
.'daldc division
'd t be publii
i* pat-
r >i
: g' . File imlh
a w as a secret
t rust
t*( i;
.i ied t(i a nian
to defend bis
wife,
1 1 I >
eliildi'.'ii and !
liim-elf with
lie
must have
ancc until
friends act
November
ruin; east
riirht. Do
no more entangling I.,,.-| |, wa s reported that the little ne-
Wo get tout 1C let. I\ j arro who got cut last W ee k W 11 i I c pi !l V-
t l""k ; go to the polls m ; iM ,, wit |, l|u . |inU . so| , „ r W S y
.i_,<iin>t p-utx | Hays is better. Ilopcsarc entertain
and vote
your ballot in
not ask voiir
of ! ed of bis
recovery.
•L L. Alexaniler. formiudy of Thick
i , i.i . i . ctv. has bought the house of T II
your heart. ami t lien vour eonseleiice t ^
what you shall <lo. Consult vour God.
will dictate that you must vote p (P jl-i«\l‘;J<*l‘'D..n LoganSlree.an.l u..,v-
prineiple and not" party. j V',' 'V,
1 , 1 . . . . | .Mr. Alexander to our muM.
A good conseienci' is indei'il t lie i
Mr.
peace of God. | -L G. Spenci'r, the dealer
Now my frie 1 ds.the people may call I meats, game. tisb. el<'.. bail
had I)
(I’ll
a iX"
ideiil <
• !' t lie
si ate lift ecu
\ i ;*»•>
w il
ln >111
:i cert ilieat e
■ of regisl ra-
1 ! ' ’' ! .
h:i
i n g
1 icen
dish'
mestlv de-
pi'ivei
! ( ,
.1' it.
The
speaker eompli-
men!
1 r
I'm
i.i:ii"!.
i: and Yorkville
i''.!ioi;
i i • r
. -av
ing tl
:ey were 11n* t wo
\ ‘. : l
Fly'
pap( r
s in
the state.
IF. !
lad
been ta!L
dug
to farmers
jmi'ml
' d b
n.l ad
apted
himself to
1 tie;;.
1
lc 111,
ade a
plea
for a free
hallo!
a i:
id a
fair e
omit.
He was a
n!"!ld
i-
of m
> part
y and
pled for a
di-.- il
U t i *
111 of
part v
lilies;
bad always
In r 11
ofor
atliliated
w it h
l lie demo-
me a |{epubliean. a Democrat, a lle-
fornier. a I’opulist. a Tillnianite or
anytliing t be,, phase. I care not for
any of these applications for a man
e.'pinol love bis country whose life
ami act ions are not t rue.
I look steadily ahead, turning
neither to I lie right or the left, and
when doubt overtakes me 1 will oc
cupy middle ground, but when I
am positive of right, no man or set
of men can prevent me from express-
ingmxself. We want all laboring
men to have good credit ami money
plentiful at six per cent.
«#• •
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
in fresh
a curios
ity Friday in the shape of a one-eyed
eat-lish. This unnatural freak was
the product of t lie mighty broad.
Col. Molcsworl b has been over the
route from < jiimli ii to Sumler look
ing over t im lay oftlm land lor the
extending of I he ' s railroad. The
evillenees are llial I lie work will soon
begin.
These aiv lively t inn s a! I be brick
yard near the mill. Two brick ma
chines. run by steam, are turning
out thousands of in-lcl. I'm' 1 |m 1-110
st met ion lib
amt
’'tiie m w
^ t iietn work.
were sent to t heir friends away from i
town. I ts ad. columns present aj
most respect fui appearance of good!
substantial business firms from, not
onI\ ibir place, but otlier states.
There is not a eatcli penny ad. in the
paper am! all an business bouses of
kno vn reputat ion. but we are get-I
ting away from the subject—or, as
ymtr I'mde Sam Jones would say, we |
are running away from the text.
Here is a letter from one of our sub
scribers to Mr. Campbell, read il and i
see what interest the paper is creat
ing abroad :
h’lmmi.Y Md. Get. Hi. IS1U.
L. i'. C\.Mi , lti;t.l.. <iaffuey S. C.
yM Dear Sir:—Received copy of
the paper you so kinly subscribed for
me (and refered to in former letter)by
yesterday's mail and tliink it ipiite a
bn ) /y little paper. It’s managers
set ms to be wideawake in looking up
the local news and this is I suppose, j
tlm chief mission of a country paper. ; against them befon
i se,* your mieesfy highly spoken of i Constable Lipscomb served warrants
to'get her w it b many other things of and they agreed to come to trial,
intensi. I really begin In feel inter-j but instead, the Wiley's skipped and
ested in Gaffney and appreciate your Gaffney came to trial. Siptiiv Sar-
kimi ivmcmbratice in (be shape of rail bound Gaffney over !o I he court
t be county paper, ! uf General Sessions, lie gave bond
T. A. Smith. ami was released.
Mr.
The K. C, Club's Reception,
• rill* F. C, Club ||e|d a reception
last Friday night at the rt sidem r of
Mr. baker is giving employment to
a large number of men and teams
now, and you bet. be and they are
bustling.
IL F. Spencer, who lias the con
tract for t lie erect ion of IL A. Joins'
new feed and sab 1 stable will about
complete the work Ibis week. Mr.
Jones will then be ready for the
spring stock trade.
Offenders Of The Law.
Monday afternoon ben Wiley was
before siptire Sarratt on the charge
of carrying concealed weapons. The
evidence was conflicting and insulli-
cient, so the prisoner was discharged.
John byars was the prosecutor.
(in Monday night ben Wiley, Eu
gene Wiley, his brother, and .1. F.
Gaffney went to the home of John
byars. and. according to the evidence
committed riot and rout. Tuesday
morning t he wife of byars came to
tin* city and swore out warrants
Sipi'ire Sarrntt.
Movements Of People
People Yoi
And
Know.
Looney and Col.
d mining exports of
eiin.. were here Saturday
Mi*. Abrams, a nu mber of one of
Newberry s oldest and most iv.-pooted
families, has. with bis family moved
to < ialTney. and taken a cottage on
Victoria avenue, everybody come,
new bouses are being built for you.
Joliu I'cttv. who bail liD head cut
msed by asking i
on Ii I ei iiiseieiit iously do so
bin..
d gave him careful atten-
andor compels us to say
cell created no eiitlinsi-
.
lowing extracts from a
rivoivd at \\ ilk-lmrg by Mr.
l| ill I d i -In 11 i-y ivijiiest :
Ikeii in i be >it uat ion and
kiics I'aifly. because I know
rity of our land depends
lii'i lie of I be people. 11’ our
|ii viit its - iiit intie to main-
instead of principle, our
grow more dangerously
Idy frii 'ib-. excuse me
eg lo nor pr. s, nt ad mi ni--
Fou will remember live
ov. T Iman i barged t lie
Lon w b l•(M•rup1 ion I le
.I'S and ’.oor people Were
t be burden of oppres-
ll be : II I am elected ,
reduce our taxes lifty
• two years. Now my
it Imi ii done? I will
answer. In all ju>tice to 1
'n who arc (be bone and
our roiini rv ; I be men w bo i
H : t ruggii b in life to make ;
f : iii' cl : l In na n w ho iiave
in ir i'amiles and clad t hem ;
and lights all the country's !
liar-! -i battles in wars, in peace, and !
in ie r things; have they not a
rib ! lo complain when they know!
fi m I : n tormat ion and see wit Ii
Il own eyes that those earnest
I have never been fullilled.
’ live years I iiave publii I,
omise '
, act
ieri i- no going beiiind my asser-
b»ei. t la veiled within the
over a large portion
roe interest of minerals. Col. I
M. Shell was conducting the 'gentle-j half off while in a row with Ed. Jim
men around and pointing out tin
various mineral deposits.
Ir. Smith wn.- font^ 'y 41 memher/
Maryland and tlilTt,
within itself, shows what class of
people t lie pa per goes! o out side of the
state.
\\V a i led i’J new subscribers .the
pa-t week, had H> renewals and I to
discontinue, leaving us a net gain of
II, and tbi- without a solicitation.
W'e invite attention to the now
ad vert isement s and also t he obi ones.
('. <Scruggs announces his busi-
ne-.- in our columns and we ask Lt:i»-
Dr. Holmes. It was ipiite anieeio
well as novel affair. Tiie club is eom-
posi'd cut irel\ of young Indie- aial
they invite the gentl"nu*n. I le re
were present about two dozen couple
several of the young men being frop;
out of town. Refreshments weiv
served and the evening was spent al
together most pleasantly.
Mr. and Mrs. R. II Moore, of
Blacksburg, or more properly speak
ing. Ruffalo neighborhood, were in tiie
city Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Calvin Foster, of Iiiumn. spent
part of this week in Gaffney, on a
visit In her daughter. Mrs. J. N. Lip
scomb.
Col.
in Gaffney the first of the week on
busim
| niersoii some weeks ago, W4is in (niff-
j ney last Abmdiiy. .bibn's beaii was
w rapped, and In- neck ' is somew bal
disfigiind but he is still in the ring. '
How alioiit that inw brick hotel
'Tin: Li:im.i;i: has be n l;*aring so
mueli talk of. It s one ol our great-
esi needs. We Woilbl I)*- glad t i b arn
of it> carlv eonstrueii)in. Agitate
«.i;t: reaib-rs t>> consult him when'
tl„ , wish work of that character. Of Stephen Humphries.
ingliam A' Williams, pliotogra- Steplieii 11 tuiiphries. tif Ityarsville.
pin rs ailvertise their readiness to'N.C.dicdnthishnmeTiiesdnycvcii-
take phot..graphs. 'They also guar- ing of dropsy. Deeeaseii was w. II-
j,ntec t heir work. know n around t his eomnittnity ami
StewartCm and l»ii<*lut. for sale eiijoyol a large einde of frieinl.-. Hi
bv W. R. Dupre, change their ad. j leaves a family to mourn hi- h» •.
R.-mi it. if yon have weak kidneys.
j the subject. you pushing, eutcrpris-
L. Rlaek. of (.rei'itx iile, " a-^ ji,,,.,, u |- capital.
(tin rrcspoiidents seem to liav<*
C. W . Wliisomutl. of Wilkin.-ville, : Hiisiimb'rstood us
was here Sunday and Monday. want them all to
Mrs. J. E. Gaines lias gone to Mar-
tinsv'dle. Va. to attend Hie bedside of
her son I'Mward. who is ver;
last wet k. W e
semi us letters
just as often as they can, We only
! ask that they make them short, ami
rv low with H they can t do that -end u- >ome-
fever His manv friends here will be . •hiii'A anyway and if we can I print
eager t.. learn of bis speedy recovery. I "ii' H 1 ''" 1 :is
Mr l.odspeieb has r. turned ft ( .mie along m.w ami In Ip us
bis visit to his sick son in Morristown. . '"fh" « *"•»“• I't'l"' 1 ' •
Tenn. W'e are glml to state that be j j, | Sarratt bad a narrow escape
left Ids son improving. 1 from losing bis gin by lire Wednesday
.Mrs. Joim D. Jefferies Jr. visit, d
the eit,\ W'idiusday. the guest of J.
D. C olid clock.
Victor .Montgomery, of I’aeolet,
was here Sunday.
Jimmy (’ook. went to I uion lues-
day on a pleasure trip.
Mr. John Romar, of Spartanlmrg.
was •*in town'' ."'iinday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McArthur
took a trip to Spartanburg last week. . -pi,,. r ,. a soii tin
They bad ginned a bale of
| cotton, put ii in the press ready to
| pack, and went home and left it un-
| til yesterday morning. In some way
i be cotton eaugbl lire but il was md
I discovered until after tin* bale bad
been pressed, then the bale wa - torn
open and it was found that about
twenty-live pounds of cotton in the
centn of the bale had been burned.
to la your friend—I ben let
prove wb.it I have said.
Mr. "Rock" Murph. of |{ieb-l I ill,
was in the city Saturday.
Mayor Littlejohn went to Cn'nm
'Tuesday on business.
John Gregory and <>u- Abernathy
took atrip to King s Mountain Wed
nesday on their wheels. ’1 be trip
was made in about live hours.
not sprea.l
was because no air could get 1<
At The Baby Show.
’That was a happy, good-mil tire!
crowd at Gaffney s first baby show'
'Tuesday afternoon at Lipscombs
Hotel. Fond mothers and proud
grand-mot hers, little misses and
The Gatl'm Land .\goiiey present
a Ii-- ..I (In. property which they of
fer for sale.
Cairo!!. ('ai'pcillcr A 11 ll||i|ih I'p'is
talk->! furnitlire, burial outfits ami
wag in and buggies.
W ilkins I’.!' talk of wet feet and
.•olds in tbe bead.
Tie -t'.r.-boiise next |o John Ged-
di i- advert l-' d for relit,
('ook .V Gaffney talk of the latest
■ •kilt W'ai. r Taffy''.
W . i >. Lipscomb calls attention to
hi- Hour. The fact that Mr. Lipscomb | (
ini' Me- u.di a large .piant ity of Hour '
i- a safe guarantee of bis ability to
do w lull be says. He received two
ear loads WY im sday.
Holmes »V I’ridmore have just re* ‘
. . ived a fresh lot of figs, evaporated
apricots apples also a lot of chestnuts
wbi.'li t bey invite at tent ion.
Enterprising .I. J. Gaffney, believ-I
ing in the eliieney of printer's ink.
off. rs three cows for sale through the i
columns of Tin: LtumKit'
W'e will esteem it a favor if you will |
read tliem all and when you wish to;
buy give lb. in a call and let tbelli |
know Hint "they are men you read
about.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.
Tiik Bi:st Sai.vi; in the world for
('ills. Hrtiises. Sores. I leers. Sail
iflietim. Fevgr Sof'S T< ! t er. ('llilpped
||au<|s. rliilblajns. < : orn-. and all Skin
Kruplioiis. ami 'tositiv. |> .mres I’iies
or no pay reiptired. It is guaranteed
to give perfect sat isl'aet ion or mouej
refunded. I’riee 'lit cents per box.
(■'or sab* by W . R, I In I’re.
• •
THE MARKET REPORTS.
City Cotton Markets.
'orreeted by the Gaffney Rrokirng,
and < 'ten mission I 'o,
Market dull. Light detuaml.
Rest Grade <» •». !•
Stains I.To (« .>.'?•
Produce Market,
I'urredetl hy T, Davenport,
f hh'kctts. * * • ,
Rut ter
Eggs
L. Raker took a trip to t'owpens voiing ladies vied with father
nave I liivelleil W ll lull I lie ’
-ixly day
i- : lat • ami vi.-ite.l many eoimtry
>i le .use-. W'hat did I find cx-
rmb slab b. nehes ami no desks
xeepl made from private
pm-' My fr'n nds. the building of
<'!' i. i ollege and the college at
IL . iii,Mo .due le poor farmers'
son- amt daughters, in wliieb a large
oiltki'. of the peop. s taxes is Used,
js oic '.reat drawback to our ptsfr
pm : lor I challenge you to find a
ite/ie poor maii’s -on in Clemson
oil* y. —I mean poor farmer’s son
).u poo-.* men cot mot afford to send
't ii. i • . ! i Idi'eii t o t bat eollege. 'They
demand Hie surplus edueatioiiul
mo ,"\ p.-ut at I heir own bouies ifi
111 i* school bouses, where they can
enjoy ii direei return for tin* taxes
bey pay out annually.
\Y. have many poor people among
.not able to buy books for their
,l!-. !,. I ii right to Dike our hard
d money to educate rich men's ]
1 daughters. I say this with ,
ngs of prejudice, for. you will \
r at the beginning of the!
iinpaign mu. b stress was j
jie want- of the poor man. \
n hinted that I am up- 1
11 on d \ rs. I nuike no
bill I appeal to all |
tout regard to their j
fill lire. I appeal es-
riotie ('bristian men !
prejlldiee; h t us all
itnil “bake liands over
in I bat )ia> been >ep-
esl, d* i roying our
^•ily and noiirisliing
i\ bieli have extended
land entered the
I ie ,o lx i ol oil .mr
i'll''.' Read He Lt I I
tdlllellt - to tl|.‘ '"Ust i-
I nited Mate- Don 1
I he first of t lie week.
W . .1. I h>pper t'iok a t rip Io Rlael;.--
hurg oil hus'iiess the first ot the
Week.
Logan Ellis, of Erwinsvi
was down oil be-im s- y esterday.
\\ IL Hamrie of 't'. ex Shoals
was here y esi erday on inline-
('apt. Jno. A ('arlisb . one of Hi.
most prominent allorneys of Spar
tanburg. was lu re ye.-icrday mi legal
business.
L. A. Mitclinm. of (irassy I’ond
section, was in town yesterday.
R. E. Linder, tb. bustler of the
Maud neighborhood, was bore yes
terday on business.
Miss Annis Miller, of Rock Hill
sister to Dr. J. Roddy Miller, i* the
if t be M isses Sams
W. M. Jones, of Asbury
city yesterday.
.ias. R. Lit I lejobn. t be
at Asbury. is ipiite sick.
guest
fat hers, little boys and young men in
their attention to the hahics. Ar-
| lbur I’ridnior.' and Toni Rrow na-si —
j ted Miss Rudd and t hey made accept-
YM . i able masters of eeremoiiy. Mike
: Montgomery and J< weler Duiidas
.'iid. avi.red to see wlii'di oueemild be
(lie most attentive to tic- little one>.
| The voting was lively and very even-
j l\ divided a- lip 1 fact that the win-
| Iling baby only bad a majority of
three will li-tify. Raby Sarah Lie
I Lip-comb, a .'barndim little mi--.
was the favorite. 'The prize was a
I gold and silver spoon aad Hie winner
received many eongrat ubit ions during
the afternoon, wbieliwen -bared by
Mr. and Mrs. Sled Lipscomb.
The show was a success, so let u-
(ia vi anot her.
was in tIn*
post master
He is eon-
fined to bis roono
Mrs. Dr. Rrown and children, of! After the corn was
I’aeolet, are visiting t he family of Mo- was served; plenty
scs Wood.
Lucian Hopper took a trip to Spar
tanburg Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Fuller, from Beaufort,
is visiting the family of Rev. .1. M.
Rost ie at Limestone
Corn HhucItmK’f (he OrJej o/ the Day*
Mr. Win. Black, of l.inp-ton. bad
a corn shucking last Thursday night.
ItMli. Guile a number wir. present.
shucked siipimr
if hog-an4-i|iim-
iny . Who will be the next to have a
i.ig corn shucking? Let uni roll,
Dock, it looks like ant i-bcll it in limes.
There was a corn shucking at Sumlo
Northy s home, a few miles nort beast
the city la-t Monday night. There
The New Cherokee Mill.
Mr. IF I Rol.. rl - of t Im* ( Ii|
Manufacturing Company was
city y est.'rday . 11.' informed a I.
n | n sent ..I i\ <- i bal prepurat ion^
being made lo g.» ahead with the
I ion ..I t lu m w mill. Tbe ma|
of brick will be commenced Hi.'
of t be w e« U. i ^
^ PISO'S CURE FOR
OUHfS WHtHI All (LSI fAILS.
[la-t (.'ouah s>ru|.. Th.ii'MUmid.
in ti»M' Sold I." .iruiariM*
ONSUMPTION
have been a good time and
from rowdyism,
a shucking at <'. ('.
gbl. Guile a crowd
tic from I hi- pla.'c
dioitld know that
•tiled. 'The tirsl
|ip is boarsi ne.-s.
f.\ iMeuliar iHMtgh
rliiin - • '.ii jl. R< in
; soon a- I lc ebi Id
i'll a ft i r t b. ' "il" Ii
pi r Milt tie at -
III '
Mrs. Lucretia Sarratt Dead.
\D's. I.iieivtia Sarratt. widow of
tlie lati'Gilli. it Sarratt and mother
of tic Hon. A. A. Sarratt, died at
tic resi.b nee of Icr daughter. Mrs.
J. J. Magness. at Spartanburg last i
Sunday. Mr-. Sarratt was a well-
known personage in her neigbbor-
iiood and enjoy.-d the privab'ge of
ninny friend-. Tic interment took
phee 'Til. -day at Beiilah ebitreb
grave.ard . Il was very largely at-
telid'd .piite a number of people
from llii- phc. attending. Tbe
liiiriai . r\i. i - w iv eniiduetcd by
R. \ . <i. M. Boyd, of the .\ie| bo.ljsl
elilireb.
Chaavt'Ori:. ■ ’ F. y und Skin Ointment
11 •. certain oiii's to* Chronic Bore Eyes,
lirmalaU'd Eye Luis, Bore Nipples, Piles,
Eczema, Tetter, Bah Rheum and Bcald Head,
yjj cent-; per box. For sale by druggists.
•£() H05,3E OWNERS.
i'’.ii patting a liorz- in a tine bealtby con
dition fry Dr. Cady’s Condition Powders,
ib, y to:, mi tli * rystem, aid digestion, cure
to , : f j.jK'lite. relieve constipation, correct
kid,. • di -md.T' find destroy worms, giving
(). . ,• ii; ; > ; n old or over worked horse. 25
vent' p. i ire. For rale by druggists.
“An Ounte
of prevent ion is worth a pound of
euri'. Ripans Tahitle- d«» !|<»t weigh
an outlet hut they contMin many
pounds of good. Gut* tubule gives
rt lief. Try for yourself the next
tiuie you have a heiithiehe »r hilious
nt luck.
Grain Market.
Corn 7<>
Whetlt I .(Ml
Pens bo
Irish Pol nt t M'S l,-7» (< L.*»(»
Sweet “ ....•’id
(Hiions 77)
Live Stock Market.
Corrected by J. G. Spencer.
11 < irses .“j* 1< t (,. !|t|:>(>
Cattle H» (-. 27)
Hogs >e (" tie.
Sheep Jl f« Jl
K. of P. Attention!!
Meet in your Castle Hall promptly
Monday, at usual hour. Business.
R. M. G \i i xi v. ('. C.
Jxt). F. Ht.u.AM., K. of. IL A >
For Rent.
A STgRK-IIgI SK and dwelling
eomhineil; ilwflling etui l>t sub
let ; sit utiHed in desirable portion of
the city; will rent reasonable to re
liable parties; property bus recently
been improved. Apply to Nathan
Lipscomb. Gaffney, S *'.
•
T HE rear end of the store room
ctlpicd by Cook A Gaffney is for
rent. Apply to A. N. \\GGp.
E. WEBSTER,
A. 1 toi-nov- A t - 1 \v,
Gaffney Cjty, S. C.
Practices In all the courts.
Hons a specialty.
For Sale.
’ J 'H REE good Milk('ows witb young
* Calves. J. .1. Gaffney or F. G. !
Briggs.
gKED Wl I EAT—20 bushels Pur !
^ pie Straw'’ at Jl.tlO per busbel.
- ,l bush.ds Improved Fiileaster." at
Jl.2.> cts per bushel. Apply to
J. <,». LITTLE.
ESI R A RLE LOTS for sale in
^ (iaffuey City, West End. Ap
ply to Mrs. A. \'. MONTGOMERY.
A N. Wood s PRESENT dwell-
■ ing is for sale or rent ; party
buying or renting can get possession
h.\ January 1st. is»l7i. For terms. A.*.
!l i > l ,1 .v t«> A. N. Wool)
1 Believe
1 am -. iling more Flour than
any ot her man in (FitTn. v.
I Know
I am selling the best Flour for
i!m money of any man in Gaff
ney.
Every s:i<*k of Flour I sell and
if it does not give sati-fa.-tion
i w ill r> t urn t be mniicy.
< live me a t rial order .
W. O. Lipscomb,
'B “so.' I fi lot'
FOR SAL
15V
Gaffney Land Agqicy.
I iw vacant lots on \ 1 iriu av. nucl
Two vacant lots o 1 ndfi
Gne two i tnin{
ing i [ a. res at Lime-:
- s-j--
Gne room lion.'*' t • . gaining
.) acres la nd at I.i ne st < >, ■.
< *ne 2 room hou-e a I • ■ Fi'edricl
St reel.
Gne l"l with 2 Iioiisi-' in norilierr
part of town.
I w. iity-i ight aiid on. - , 11f acres latu]
frontingon Sag. -Ir'et.
Two (Iwelliieg- on \ .c i.ri.i avenue,
rooms cM.'h.
1 •• ‘ wit i.r, bartif
and t' , I lloU.'-e ' J "II Rat*(
si r. et.
.'ixiy-' veil and "i. 'i : i • •- latu
mini: .'"Unix -ix mile^
from < ialfnev.
Gne luindiT'i ai.d ! v.. : 'Five acret
Ian.I di;.ut | mil, - ij'"in (i.illnev Ol
iLd • ..I,
• < .at! ',. \ ■■'"!; II -uit|
able fur -tore
ri - -ireetl
1 1 **.'ni "g I .•. ois oif
" '' >'iiU' lienr busitieit
cent 1-e.
G';. I v. —' .ry F> r ■ .m .Iw- ling am
' ' ■ eta
1' : •“•is anti pa i t tell 1 :; - call oif
GAFFNEY LAN!) AGENCY.
•Moiic\ I., K,an on Real Estate.
Place OR
Eiirtii
IN > IK ^
When in need of Furn’ture of any de
scription call on us. We also keep a lar^e ant
varied assortment of
Collins, Caskets, Shrouds, Burial Holies, Etc.
8>on"t to < >ui' B *1*104'^.
Our«Ir
* * RijO
are made for use as well as ornamentation.
Carroll, Carpenter & Humphries!
j s 1:11:1 \ r 1:
'■ in ■ l"l "f I'l'.-li lx\ap.irat.'.l '. | ri ■ \; ;.i.- I e. Fie Finest ot
tli" M: 1 . t. \\ " are 1 be oiilx people in I .. n win. have eh.'-tnuls
• .'U!t - "f I lie '.■a.-"ll always .el ba d. < :.;;i.ed (i.i.., ,i :• p.-eia It y. (tivJ
Us a c .ll.
5 !U J>2 W ;V3 iiC^ A 3 i S t'Am 2 C
Wet Feet lake Colds in tiie Head!
'.I' voi ! this we a hd - * w .'ii'iii .* • ■ • I f > '' - . • . " W E 111NI
we 1. 11 \ • ■ tie I." -t line of Shoe- in town and will ■_ i\i \< \ . • I w ..riecs afi
iiiin on • can afford today,
! tent-' Nice Button Shoe-as low as i"e.
W • • . .- ItiMtoii S||.i,'s from •'KI.DU up.
t tu i' I i ne . i| < iood. S| rotig, \\ I nt ei* S! i" ! >r .M ( u. \\ mi a i n I <'!. ■ hlrci
was never better or Prices lower,
sp' .'ial priees on lots for- ciit ire families,
Wilkins Bros.
Gaffney, S. C.
I i i
! d. -ir. i > : mi to t h|
^ " i - n - • :!: - \ " ■ i n i I y 111
.-iirr .iii..lie .• inn' ■ \ i nat
ant now pi' i u'e 1 t" do nR
mat Her of 1. rrae, iii.x eie.
| will de l" I'UI dlelll
l i. n 11. a! i w ^ ' 1 ; ' ' d t(
m;. '.ii'' l ; 1 'iiu v s< J
Ii. i: a -Ii ire >( mum' nat roil
C. C. SCRUGGS.
"SALT WATER TAFFY,"
*riu* Li 1. A Ix'-n 1‘or v'onl s* ;i l
Cook & Gaffney’s.
i»11 < >'r< >i; .\ i * 11 ss!
Messr-. Iiigluim A William- have open • ! th PI P • I 11 > M \ PI I <> \lj
LERV IN GAEI NEV CITY.
First-Class Work in All the Latest Styles at Moderate Price!
A Reduction of 20 per cent will be givei
on ail orders until October 3 1 st.
AUCTION SALE!
Saturday, November 3, 1894|
I will sell at Public Sale several valuablt
lots in the Northern portion of the town o
Gaffney City, 8. C. Also several lots in th|
Southwestern portion of said town, near Lim*!
stone.
Terms: One-half cash; balance in twelvl
months, with interest at 7 per cent.
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