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A PRETTY SOCIAL EVENT. MR. DAVIES ON DEMOCRACY MK.SHKI.TON SPARKS AND MISS THE PRESIDENT’S NAME ELIC- DESSIE BYARS UNITED. ITS APPLAUSE. The Ceremony Performed by the Rev. Speaking Under Disadvantages—The J. M. Bostick in the Presence Patience Displayed by the Am oi a Large Circle of Ad miring Friends. Tin niavriago of Mr. Shelton Spark - to Miss llessie Byars last niuht at the home of the bride's par'iit- corner of Logan and IVtt.N -t reels was a pretty so cial event. There were pro bably too hundred people present. I.oie: m ’ore the hour announced for 1 lie erivini>ny to take place the gue-t - :- ran to arrive and when the eil \ cIock struck eight llicre was as brilliant a gathering as has assem bled in (lalYney in a long time. I*re- eisely at cigiit Mi— Saleiia l.ip-eomb began tie- wedding march and the attendants hied in the front parlor elosch followed by the bride and groom, who look their position un der a beautiful wedding bell. The eeivn ny \\a~ performed by the Kev. .1. M . liosl iek of tlie Limestone Bap tist ' hureii and was a eom])osition of grin eful rhetorie. Tb<- iiride was at- tir. i in an attractive dress of white -ilk. w'uih the groom was arrayed in a >uii *■ i Mack. After the eermnony the you-'g cuiiple proceeded to the Wo.-! | a'f where they received the eoi _r :i ulat ions of their many friends aft .' oi'-ii an elegant and bounteous roj . s; w. - served. T.v presents were numerous ami eonsi-ni l of gold and silver ware, (diina '.-t-. cut glass and useful house hold a]'’ie|cs. some of whiidi came fro'; :... iivia and Nort ii < ’aro Tina. i _r ole of I lie most uni- V' I voting men of this citv dience—The Attention of the Crowd. \V. IL Davie. Jndependent deino- eratie candidate for Congress from t his.t he Tift b South < 'arolina < 'ongr ■>- | sional Ihstriel arrived in the city last Friday and advertised to spiak from the vt randa of Lipscombs Ho tel at s o'clock at night. W lien tin hour arrived it was niining and very disagreeable. Mr. I*avie began by returning thanks to the audience for their at tendance and asked them to bear with him although the weather was in.dement. Among other thing.- he said: 'I hope the next time I have occasion to add res:- you I will lie hotter qualified to do >o on ac count of service in (’oiigress an ! that you will have a better place for me to speak at—a new court house. You need one and ought to have it. You are entitled to it. I am in full sym pathy with the national democratic administration. 1 believe every dem ocratic representative in Congress should he. Only in that way can he serve his constitllents best. One has to he in accord with the administra tion in order to secure any of the benefits sueh as patronage, etc. Our present representative is not in sym pathy with the administration. The cotise.jucnec of which is he is black listed ami cannot secure the patron age for his constituents lie should. I am opposed to primaries. The result of primaries today is what I foresaw twenty years ago. We have now two parties—or fractions—in the demo- *1 tii i i . d’iS'ed hv the svell-knosvn eratie | .arty W e -lion 1 d "ii firm «» J. G. ' iallosvi as A Son. svhile t he old convention plan. I t. i: the I i xdi is il most ehiirming young ; the lies’ 1. 1 felt 1 hud a righ la«ly ;i ■i a largt • girele of iidmir- nouuee myself a cand'ui late. iiur ii’ ie' ids. not and ueVi r svas a member Mr. and Mrs. Sjiai rks left early t his it 11 ia nee . 1 am not phi iged inonii •:.. t'oi' a visit lot he parents of demand s of t he alliance. TP [Ur mom. Mr. i md Mrs. .1. W. 1 diil m •t go into the primary Sic; rk - ‘ \shurv. S. C. Thev svill cause in order to he siie " ssful GENE. AL CONGLOMERATION OF NKWS ITEMS OF LOCAL IN TEREST. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Some Short, Some Shorter and all Too Short for a Heading, Yet None Too Short Not To Mention. .1. L. Alexander is busy handling limit trees, lie calls it out door cx- ereisc. M . < >. Lipscomb says he i- satis lied he handles more Hour than any man in (ialTncy. •hdm Mabry lias accept .1 a posi tion with Wilkins Bros, for the r - mainder of the M‘IiS< *11. t amphi ll ,V Creech, ot Bodgers- villt . Ten11.. are at .!. B. Easterly s stables with a lot of hors. s. Hr. C. S. Gardner, of Greenville, will preach in the Baptist Church Stindav night at T.d'l o clock. J ust ice Bonner has In ell eon ii Ill'll to his bed for a sveek ss it 1i a s indh-posit ion. 1 le is hosvever. getting heller. T. B. W ilkins, svho has he.'ll eon- lined to his home for sescrai sveeks past hs an at Iek of ft- he out Mondav. ser. svas able to r ' : he My tomorrow morn- T ■ u .eake (ialTncy tluir future lloUi' i attendant- were Mr. K. C. B;. r-and Miss Mattie Sparks. Mr. WoHord ! I umphries and Miss.lennie K - .M Boyd L. iiatnes and Miss M nn. < 'arroll. The parlor-were heautiftdly deco rated with evergreens and Mowers. Veohg those from out of the city w iio alt ended were : Mr. W. II. Good in... if Sin Iby. N. C.. Miss Mattie .lone- of Asi'tiry. Miss Mettle Mug- ins- \i:d Mag :e Amos, of Sparlan- hii!" 'drs. .1. K. IT Mrs. .1. .1. \\ 11i-'e;;inI and Mr. Logan Boss, of Blacksburg. • Me- ' t's, I ieorge H. Hogget and W. K. V. ilkins acted as masters of cer emony ami acquitted themselves witli credit. • - LOCAL LEDGERITES. Items Which Are Too Short for a Head ing Bunched Together. in city council niect in regular it hi\ s, ssion to-night. D" i e O ( ' 1 i'oKee Tall- ( ‘ot t oil Ims been adjusted and the work Mid ling the mill will he pushed ipidly as p ps-iblc. \\ . T. Self, of Maud. S' C. who the house ;.nd lot on corner r ai'd and Depot streets will £ ■ i.- in mil \ to town short ly. s reported that S. A. ('amp, of ('liief Camp, who lives at tome of hi- .-on. < laytoii. about iles Irom town, is very low. will I preaching in the |i-l < luireh on Sundax night. jt or ha - o eii n-d the services of W. Bostic for t his occasion. Bnniu'r -ays the low price of lelus tie farmers the le-son !f-sur|)orting and self sns- (raise their own supplies rlad t'> learn t hrotigli Bev. PTvd. that .la ine- B. Lit t Icjohn Iiry. i- a - a ■ mncl, jmjirovcd fill and hopes soon to to he III. r('amp!'i ll the \\c||-known hog of Leesburg, Tenn.. is here a drove of hogs. Mr. ('umphell lias be< n brining hogs to this market for t lie past twenty-live years. 'he dummy line will make regular l rip-Sunday and the remainder of tiie Week for the benefit of those who dc.-h'eio attend thr commencement cxcrei •' at ('ooper-Limestone. 'Ir. Warren, the ellleient section maslt r In re. is right up with the track and otherwise improving the yards and er issings, which adds very miieh to t heir appearance. • • Building Notes. m Mr. Trop t .- loret s. under t he di- I'eet inn of I'oivnian Hamilton, will soon ha Vi completed Mr. Wheat's inagniiieent ivsidenee. The work on the house.- coni raided for by Mr. J'ropst i- of the In-si (diameter and lranks his meehauies along with (In best. Mr. Wood's house will not he [inished until -ome time in .lanuary. Contractor Baker has commenced Ivor!; on Mr. S. 11 h nn y« r - new brick Imildi nj. I». K. Cecil, the eontmelorfor 'the new mill will arrive in town today to look after the work, which has been already commenced. B. K. Cecil, fills -on 11.4' In■ i•!i in iv a Week and ^vili r III.'! i U .' eii:if.;e of Ids I'allliT S iiiiks while the work ei,n|jnucs here. a man had to pledge Jiimself to the demands of the alliance. I holdthe demoeratie party ahovi- tlie alliance. I wa- not broiiLdii out by my friends. I a ii running on my own hook, and will pay tin- i xpen.-es d my own cam paign. Tart i'dpation in national leg islation is tlie duty of a congressman. The party in power are held nespon- si hie for the laws of t he country, and it is the dtits of nn mbers of the par ty in power to participate in' caucu ses. In sueh a eoiintry as ours where we have so mans' ililTcrcnl eiimate.- and iieopie it i- hard I ' make a lass that i 'ill heiielit all alike, l heiviinv it is neeessnrs for part ie- to eaiieu- iu order I iiat lin y mas make eonees- sions sotIn'lass mas 'ocas hciicliriui a- possible to all. I make the eiuirge against the Beform Congri's.-men tiiat tin s ssotihl nut go into eaueiis because I lies' Indd tin < teala demands aiiove party caucus, tiemoerats ought toatliliate svit Ii t heir party, it s * the duty of a eoiigivssman to'do the hest he can for ids constituents. , Tin i'e should he a fair distrihution of t heoMi a s and a representative should can's favor xx ith tlie lieads of depart- nii'his 'n order that hisendorseni 1 n!;- for olliees ami positions might liav' sveight. I i.arge that the Geala de- iiiaud- are isot tie demands ol tie- fame - s hut t hat it j- I iie piat form •>! a new party—the i hird pariy. in order to pl'e.-erve ! .« -i i V • •l , eig!l t S ‘>1 the governnn nt twopanii - are m •- e.-sary. (ieorgi Wa.-ldngton svas a Federalist. Tim ide;i.- of the Thiro part,, lend Iosvard cent mli-in and so cialism and if t lies ever gel into pow er and carry out tlu-ir platform it svill ivijidre an arms to control the people. .IcITerSOU eolleeised the idea i of t lie democrat ie part s. 'I In- repuh- | liean party is llm successor of tlie! Federal party. Our present gover-| nor is more inclined to )>e desootie than demoeratie. Demoersiey nn an.- , the rule of the people. W hen men ' are elected to olliee uiuii r our form : of government they are the servants j j of the people and are not the dicta- j tors. An oilie'eliolder XX'ito is not the servant of ail the peoph lie repre sents. hut only sei'ves the svill of tlje ! faction svhieh put him in olliee is not 1 ademoerat. Gold and -ilx r should ' he kept on a par. There svas a time when I would have favored the iu- eome tax. but 1 have changed my 1 vicxvs. I am not averse to changing my vicxvs xvheti I believe I am svrong. j I do not believe the iiieome lax is constitutional and I oppose it on those grounds, 'lie law svill not reach tin*class of people d svas intend ed it should reach. I idled Slate- bonds cannot h. taxeil. i Jiel'u ve Grover ('h-xi laud t<> In tin- givai*v* American statesman lising today, i do not care if there ss' i‘‘ a million lights in the w. -I. I would not care if the whole piarii ssi ivaliiv heekoii- ing Gov. lillman I would not follow him. Mr. Davie made a r> d .-p* eeh and svas given eandul atteiituoi "nd he received liberal apidaiise. I're.-i- (lent Gtevelaud - nauc e)ieed orohm- ged applause. Ih v. ('. K Ibdiertson ami family have moved from Lipseomh's Motel to Prof. McArthur's iiome. svhere they svill reside. ( dir city fat hers have had t he side walks of t he cits am! tin drives and walk-ways in the Cits (tint tars cleaned olf in a style that is in keep ing witli their care for their charge. The name of the po.-tnlliee known as Irxvinsville has been changed to Dellinger and gen hi Tink Deliinger is I o he I he post llUI-t el'. I I ie -it e i - also ehangt d to Mr. Dellinger s store. Mr. Isaac Guiton. of l>raytouville. a x'ery ojd gentleman, wliil atti mpt- ing to get in or out of tlm Ted. fed alid struck on ids head, burling it severely, one morning cm'Ix in tlie sveek. .1. (i. Galloxvay has just i'et m' leil to the city from Wellford ( . ssh re lie had h» eii for a couple ‘>| ssa eks pulsing a tin imo! on a -ton huil'ling for t lie Tueapasv MmiiiI; ' iringi'ou- pany. Mr. .1. B. Ka-li'idy di-| iasi dal i in. Li;ik;i:i; olliee .''at urdas a uiamimuith ssveet potato ol the "• t dieen ol (lie South variety. It xvcighcd -even and a half pounds and ssas a mon ster. W Iio ear. beat ii .* city s In the primars deji.ait nient ot l't,,vd Movements Of People You Know And People You Dont Know. Mis- Maggie Amos, of Spartanburg is visiting lu r -ister. Mrs. H. (J. Sar- ratt. Mrs. A. A. Sarratt svas called to I nion this sveek. on account of tlie ■dekness of her daughter, Mrs. S. M. Bice. MissSallie Waters lias returned after an extended visit to friends and relatives in Butherfordton X. ('. Miss Mary Harris, one of Island Lord's ( harming young ladies, is visi ting Mis-Sallie Waters. The young men of Midsvay will he all-smiles. •Mrs. B. <’. Sarratt lias returned home after a xveck's visit to her par ent s in Spartanburg. (’. W. W hisouant. of Wilkinsville, svas in the city Monday. Mr-. .1. K. Carpenter, has returned In ‘ herniai < ity, after spending a fess days svith friends and relatives in our city. ■Iohn Mabry, a prince of mimics and an all round good fcllosv, of As- hiiry. svas here shaking hands with his many friends several days this sveek. W in. T. Thoiiipson, one of Maud's most progressive eiti/ens, svas here on husim ss Wednesday. I.. K. Norryee the general life iu- suram-i agent, of Anderson, s|»ent several days la-l sveek at Lipscombs ilotei. He ssill he in tosvn a fesv • lays and will he glad to xvrite you a imliey. ■d i - s 1 let tie Magncss. of Spartan burg. visited her uncle. Hon. A. A. Surratt, Inst sveek. Bussell Sparks came up fix m As- hury s t .-lerday to attend the marriage of his brol her. .1. T. (Auger) Williams, one of the best known and most popular citizens of K/' ITs. svas here on husine-s ves- tor lay. Mr. W illiam- kteps up svith tin times hytaking'Tin: Lki>i;i:i>. Tiiilip Bay, one of State Lines fore loo.-t .it i/.en.-. ssa> ill tiieeitv vester- day. Mrs. .). T. <latTney and child, of Anniston, Ala., are visiting relatives and friends in tlie city. L. * , Lemmons, one of Byarsville’s inosi j'lMgre-sis e eit i/.cus. and a hearty sup:orh r of Tin; Lki» ;i:i:, svas here on luisine-s Monday. Mi-^ Mary I’atriek.of Draytouville, i iiefe on a visit to the family of Squire .1. G. Sarratt. D "• B >ss. of Shelby, svas down eai'is in tin- sveek. attending the bed- -i(l( of his hrotle r. Henry, svho. sve : ai'i gl.'ul !•( -as. i> eonvaleseing. l()iii llrossn. one of the lies’, ama teur pitcher- in tliis section, and unisei -alls liked by all svho have the pit iisuiv of his ae(|uaintanc. left the Mas to accept a posit ion svit It A THING IS CHEAP if it Is ((f jjimmI finality, what you want, ami sold at a comparatively low price. A THING IS DEAR at any price if It is of poor finality ami von tlon’t want it. AUC1USTA LUMBER CO., High Grade product* in Woodwork, Jjoor*« Sash, Itlinds, I.mnlier. ,V( ., •• liny of tlie Maker." AUGUSTA CA. MORE TESTIMONEY. < ’( m »j m • r- l.imi stone ll!- t it lit e I he pl'i'die »f (ieorge S. '1 'iirner. Bird line. < rass les . Louis. W Ol II i. .noilo Mo il Mr- gotnel'V and Mas Shiidc y appear Oil i- vi-il 1 he i'oil ol honor f or tl ie ne(ii! h of Mr-. 1 let i (be! Spring I’ill' IlII 'I -1 i ||g at \ si Ml I'S l:i-t •'-und »IN gia ss svas a [deasaut o •I'lisii u. A l::i UT' » • »i r>. congivg it ion assc in Med o g,V‘ t ! Ie • i «• SS ii(i In pilslol', i In ing Id.- lii.-t ,:pjioiut uu ger s ft for t his sear at lie :* l-L e e. A-i Ml rs iaiss n. pl'l (| K .Si - to nicel it - a- -• '-smell! > ill Ionia .' full t hi- year. Liles in Spartanburg. Wt* for Toinm^ sueeess in hi- Dr. Ainler.-on. of Blaekshurg, ing t he lamily of Dr. Holmes. .1. T. Hamriek. of Boiling aoeouipanieil by Miss (ieor- i hero ye-terday. D. .1. Bn* rile-'' J and children. Ledger Patrons Continue to Speak Its Praises. Tin: Li:ih;i:i{ received during the month of October Ids absolutely nexv suhserihers and in tin- neighhorliixal of ."><I renesvals. During the past sveek sve added 1- ness names to the list and hail l<t renesvals. So mueli for the suhseription list, nosv direct your attention to the advertisers. The follosving letter from Mr. (ieorge llenneiuun. the monument.ul jessudry store imin, of Spartanlmrg. is of interest : <ient lemen : I’lease tind enclosed cheek in si t- t lenient of my neeount for a<l vert ising in Tut: I.i:iu.i:i:. You may continue my advertisement for another six months. Wishing you mucii micci -s ss it h your paper. I remain Very truly. (iKomu: W. Hknsi si sx. Mgr. Mr. Henneman is a husiness man of ability, as his sueeess in his parti cular line svill at it st lie is t he only person in his particular line ss ho does business through our columns and sve ask every reader of this paper to patronize him xvhen in need of goods in that line. GatTney merchants jiiv "getting in the sxvim." They are a- progri ssisc as the iii(»'t progress!sv. i it. ;mI. eolumns of I hi. Li:ixu:i: hear ssitne-s to their progressivem ss. \: 1 uoti ' you tliink they :ire ii'>ing liii- l'((r t!i fun of the thing. Tbcs sv all got somet hing to say. and t!: -y -as it xvcll. They pay for their span and they do it foMhe mutual henelit of you iind theinselvt s. Look at our iirmy of advertisers. Almost every reliable business in the cits is iVjii'i- sented and sse helieVe it will not be long before all take a hand in the light for supremacy. ,1. N, I,ipse.nub eoiin - to lie livd svith iin jit t niet is v a(i v rt is :n. ut tc,.- ilig of the cheapness o{ ei.uiii'ig. drs goo'ls, groceries, et*'. Mi. I.ip-i'iui ■ needs no introdiu'tion to ti(( peopi" ofthiseouiimiuity.il- lie (se- lie:'' before'Tin: 1,i;ik.i:i!. but sv asi. (ii:i: reiiders to reiid Ins mi (‘arroll A- Carpenter change lied- ad. and tell sou of the henelit- t ( he derived from the putting the knife into t lie prices of dress goods, trini- mings, etc. Ciirroll .V Ciirjcnter ||i|Vi( i| re|i(i|i|t ion -••eoinl to none. I 1 ’, ti. ^laey advertise- vali.'.i! u eiiy lots for sale o|| eil.-.S lel'uis. il' i'l-o calls your ill tent Ion i o i I,e import;' '• of insuranee by ii'ivi.-iieg you :o -pri - pare for t he heivafter. ('. T. Turner, executor "Mb' s of L. A ‘Turner, adsci'i i - - t ii aide lands of tlie den ' 1 i . s a. Trank Gull'ucy svas li'itd hefoi- .’"'(jnil'! Sarrat I i»y a jui's Wednesday for breach of t he peiicc and couvieted. The .ludge lined him Si,' or ts\'nty- lis'e day- in the counts jaii* hiisss'cr liiliT! I I. for t lie defense, made mot ion to appeal, which ssa- giant'd. ■ Tncle Bills' l.oc'Klmrt is proha- bls the'.ldest niau i;: ihi- eouunii- nity. lie is said to Ie- ninety-four year- old. He liv s iihoiii a mile and a half from tosvn. work- a crop every xx ar ami is a- alert a- a man of half his ycius. He ssas ie town yeUerday. .I"!u: Taiuter is uioi'e jovi;il l iiatt ilsnai the past sveek. II" ha- a ness apprentice a' his InniS' who ssill, if nothing happens he a source of joy to hoth .loliu and Mrs. ia.inter. Its ;t Ii (V. and ciime hist Wnlnesdi.y night. M'dlieriiml (diild are doing svell. itlier. Mr, Tim-, ^penrer (if ivl urned to t heir home id (*as- 'iiliiidas after ii mouths so on Tuesda' ( nr at II or drover ’i'. Martin, o J. H. Wallace’^ Minstrel. The above naincd troop of <• doivd eomedians a|>p* ared at WOod's Hall last night. The attendance svas small on account of the wedding. 'Those svho attended are high in (Ji'dr praises of the performance of the troop. Bills Trido was the hit of the even'll".- in his i'lp'rsoiiat ions, etc. 'Tims will iv pert the perforni- aiiee t<<-night and . ll who wish |o enjoy theinselves , .-Imuld go. as the performance is absolutely clean. In Honor of Miss Miller. Miss Lizzie Lipscomb gave a soeia- Wedncsda.x evening in honor of .suss smile .sniier, oi isoe Tii.r. svas ipiile a gathering ol Christie. 'Tenn.. ssa- here Monday. Mr. Martin svill engage extensively in the horse trading business in this section in the future. He and Mr. B. A. .tones will do husim > . togei her. Mr. Marlin svill take sorgham oralis other of our farm products in ex change for iitU'-es. Mr. Vincent I’danto;; who lived near Boss linss ille. svho-e. iltii.-- was noted ill Tilt: Li:!mu.i;. dnd Wedm s- day moriTiug. Mr. Biunton ssa- get ting along in years, being nearly if not quite seventy years of age, l|< svas svell and favorably known and is highly spoken of by all svho km ss him. • - Commencement Programme: | 'veryt hing is on t he t ip-toe for t he e(,o.ni: i,e/ nielli at I iuieslone. The eomuieiex oe (,i s. rnioli ssill he preaeln d Sundas ,■( Jl a. in: Vleel- ingof the Mumn.e A-soei:nion ^lon- d:iy at II ii. m: eoiicei't Momlay night at s p. m ; .|ri exhildtion Tiie-- day id 11 a. nt; iiddre- h"fore i Ie- ,'dt rars soeid s at s p. in. ’Tie - las ujgtji . "locution iiiel physical eul- tma— iveitiil— 'Y edlic-diis id Ida. m. and eimimeueemejit .••• .'"i-cs proper .*»( k p. ni. Weilnesdit.s niglu - • SbamberlaiA v a -iv ; .-.d oUiw Cintmoat, Isa certain cure T;r Chrcs- • Sore io v 'A Granulated Eye Lids, Sore Xii nl'.s, I'jlos, rfezema, Tetter, Suit HI ura snid EeaTI ilead^ 2b cents [«:r box. For sale by druggists. TO HORSE bwtJKrtS. For patting a hor-e in a Tnu lu nltliy ron- dition try Dr. ( 'adv , .i s n I'ewd-nv They tone up the rysteni, ‘('(.I dig*euro lows of appetite, relieve convii|KUion, rorm-f kidney disorders iind destroy wormairing nexv life to an old or over worked hor-e. 2b cents |»er package. For ale Ly druggist?. J. E. WEBSTER, M --r- i iat I ie and Ada and -'I r, < t ear W ■ Hid of A-htiry, itrrived In the city W cdne-'lay. Miss Hattie svill ..j;' nd - 'ine t ime here. M;-- .h nnie W ilkins, of I'nlon. is Si-i:ing Miss Beotia Wood of J.ime- st.a.. , and Mrs. Hattie Curtis, of this city. .Mr-. Ed. Wilkins leaveg this after- i;("mi for ii -dj-itirn among relatives a;ii. ie Mai'idjau iind N’i'dss- hurg. .'ii-s. ;sli—( s True and May Ci’oiim*. of Li nci il nt on, N. <’.. and Mary Clarke, of Yorkville. svill arrive in the city this aftii'iioon. 'They ssill he the gin-t - of t he M i.-ses'Thompson xxhile in I he city. Buckle-n’s Arnica Salve. 'Till. Bi.sj Ssi.vi. in the xvorhi for ('pis. Bruises. Sores, I leers. Salt Ble um. l-'.'VTSores. 'I'etter. Chapped 11 iind- C hi I Ida ins Corps, and all Skin Ki’tlp! ion-, and nosjl isvly (it|iip^ I’jles. or no pas re<piired, It is giiiirapteed to give ]>ei*feet sat isfael ton or money refunded. Trice 2a (•enlH per Imx. For sale by W. B. Dul’re. Wcadiru; and Birthday Presents, —We are just showing the pretti est line of Japanese xvurc ever brought to this city, and cordially invite all t lie hidies to eal! and see them. Car- roll A' ('arpenter. Special For This Week. —2'»do/cii hidies fast hliiek host*, (ah-nlui.dy siainless), and line gauze at |o (•( III- ;» >/ub’ svtiile they last. ChITmM >V Carja’nDT — Lb dozen Misses' fast hhi'-'k luise. sizes b to ’v. at cents a pair. Never -old before for less than Id cents. (’arroll A' ('arpenter. Swallow It. ’That i- tlie hest xvny to take a Bipan-Tnhiih'. hest heeause the most ph a-ant. Tor all liver and stomaehe di-oid'rs Bipans 'Tahules are I he mo-1 (licet i xv remedy, in fuel, the standu rd. i jc \ i >B ’ \V A XT The very hest service to he had in the city sve xvollld advise you •o call on us. w hen you xvanl li l'«»l A'lMA*!-*. (mr -lock consists of everything to he had in a liisl-ejlass family "j-occrj .tofe and eonfeelii'merv. ► • . t l , _ ■ * Be **ure vt giv, 1 ' a and sve sv i 11 v V* VOII .\IoilV % V. \ trial order svill convince the most fairminded person that sve ... 'ii ss hat sve say. aiieljop in front •') |io-i(.l':c" 1 ( ; it,t W I, • (o' ide ad \' rl |sc i o 0\e|| Me A rl htir A Hmiu-. ss a m . t m •• settle Up I ,M I'eeler eliiittge-Id-iul ami t of (du || ji a M'S, gl'oeerics and ' I: v i < ’oi l!\ A (i a IT nigs cat 1 at lelili on |o eandies. eonfeel iumvii *s. el Cole A Boss sas 'if VoU ss ant (•heap groceries they ss i 11 sa s’i ■ Soil inomyv. Tommy < ’oli 1 ■ IS ever r. ads to <|ji I Id* proper t hing ;lh<i he 1 eave- l)otj)il!g undone l«i pie ;i*'l r in- • llsto- IIMTs, 1 lolinci - A I’ridinore ;i r»' to 1 :avr a lot of fi esh oysters t o-t j as. Tims ll Iso adve rtlse eaniied good'. 1 ruit etc Mothers In Trouble, ’Tills Is the condition of tlm- ex pecting to become nioi hers. T" ■•ucli sve point lo a true friend in Mo:aiu:'- Bi:i.ii:f, svliieh not only makes cliiid- hirtheasy and piiinle-s, hut lea.' - mother and child iii he;ijlhy and vig- orpiiis gpipljjjon ; restores tin mother to her original hi.iim jfi|l l'i|ni|. Trice iji | per hot I je i U Iml t l"r •1*2.od, For sale by druggist or sent by express on receipt of price b\ MDTIlFIfS' BLI.i lil’cii . IIS Deters St, At lanta, t ia. For Rent. A ST< >B E-HGl s'lx and ilsvelling combined: dxvclling can Ik -ul- let; sit nasi d in desirable portion "!’ the city; svill rent reaMUialde to re liable part us; property ha- ivee-itly been improved. Apply to Nathan Lipseoinh. GatTney, S.<'. T HE reifr end ot tlie -iore room oc cupied b) ( "ok A (h;llncy i- di; - rent. Apply to A N. W<*oD. q'lll lEE good MiIk < 'oss - ss it h s ■ ning o r ii i x q I have just added to my line of Ge era: , ( ■•. , :,-e , oi. t'f line of ('lot hing. Suit s. I’ants, Overcoats, etc., andean vm i . d for •fb.iMi and a Fine Suit for 1*1 (•,(«*. Osereoats .fb.d*i i i fl J..,>i. ' t Ladies’ * Dress = .Goods In W orsteds. Flannels. Cashmere-. Suiti: g- !!• . • ia and B ad loth at from Idets. t'» 1*1.dd per yard. I Inive as eomplet' a line of Htiiplo ( * f'OC 'OI as have i ver been seen in town. I give vo*i a • ; nipie of n '■ Family Flour at .fl. Lb. The eeh brat ed S-•!,. Ti,,;;,- t’i.‘ fevers body sax's) ever sold for the Mom . at .'. I. I'o •• : o d • for 1*1.id* and svill sell you evervthing e i proiortion. ca • yourself ;i< to ssliether I : . :i good -i goods • id (’< dfee : adge for on scllin: H , G (* ap J. N, LIPSCOMB. WE HAVE PUT THE SttlFE B PRICES OF DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS. Come and see us, we win quote /c toe low est prices ever heard of in th o rown. Our stock is complete with ali the newest Nes in SHOES AND CLOTH!:-G. Now is the time to buy your Win to- Nothing, Shoes, Hats and Jeans. Cal! and let us make you an est ; mo : .i3 on your fail bill. We are offering .ALL WOO JEANS, 80 per ct. wool at 1 8 cts. per yard pf bbm j p r 'I V ' J"* 4 -**.**:*,:*.*A^ •«3 > %. V. f:i rn>• •> t rain • ,m : lm• N ' M - : !:. ! ‘-'Vt S"!ne. !.ive . . 1 riai (■ It i* for I'm h -. (a ( |)4f ’s ••S- [ s t'A S V; V %*. V iii V .. < •< C etc ^ . V* m '! rh a 1 S g If* 1 ii J A M if' 1 I ■‘2 is j . . y % - A E \jcAm. Ggrpeiitei • V 'T > bq! . fi r mm, Widen in need of Fern''-ire of any de- sf riidtion call on us. We aiso keep a. iar^e anc varied assortment of Coins, Caskets, Shim, Birk Rr-es, Etc! ^ r i 3 \ T I L # > f. n ? Y ^ i e T' I * J-f OL.*':-’ 1 . Oar * Wagons * sad O are made for use as we'! as ornamentation. Carroll, Carpenter & Humphries. i *i i< yi'i >i i i-r a ^ ti * Mi Inghiiin A' Williiim- Inive dpeie d 1.1x10' IN GAFFNEY CITY. h I’llMiM-.BATII G.\L First-Class Work in All the Latest Styles at Moderate Prices. We havent any chestnuts to spring on you but we have a Fine Lot of Candies Confection aries, etc. Call and see us. COOK & GAFFNEY. Executor's Sale of Rea! Estate, fkym <•. ! 9 lillj J [' > n * £ ■see. Valuable City Lots For Sale. (m. !,.j du Ljpicstnnc Ave., svith -ph ndid r> room npd good mit building-:. For Sale. oiid M i I k • ' iss s s ('(lives. .1. .1. (iiltfllcS of I . 'i. Brigg.-. S EED W HEAT—2d hushel- i n- ple St rnxv ' id 1*1 .dd pi r Til -'e i. 2d Imshel- 'Iniproved Etdeii-ter. ut 1*1.2b els pel' bushel. \pplx to .1 <*. I.'l TILE. D ESIBABI.E I.G'I'S for side in GiitTncv <'it v. Wes! Einl. Ap ply to Mrs. A. Y.'MoNTGoMIxBy . A N. woods TBESEN'T .Isv.II- ■ ing is for sale or rent : icirlx J 4 ^ ' • huying or renting enn get po-s. .-.-i.in hv Jujuiury J-;. Ispb. For terms . ;tpidy d* y N -• jy )( h*- $5.00 Reward! I XYII.L pity the above ivwai'l for the return of a hliiek and xvhite spotted, horned oxen stolen from nn Mompq night. Weight about l.oou pounds. W . t not >DF, I i nri't lu N C. V vi!' '1 u .■ of an!Iiorjt y give 1) III Lj I lie ss i il of 1 , A. T ’uruer I'T* it i '!' ! \v i f 1 11 t > i the highe st hid <|r|*. at 1 I * »;ii' (ary < its, on 'Tiie -day tl Iio Ith. A • luv o i ! > t*Ct uihir next, bet sve on the W hour- of 1 1 a. m. and 1 • i (duel * P Ul. . . \> tie. land; ) >e long jug to t he e Stilt • ■ of tie said <ic eeasei 1. -ilu a I **d i ii ; j >«'l t' - taiil Imr • ft Mint s on T! ticket V c* Vrk and .•out aining bit'.) aer. •s more or 1 M sub -disi. lei 1 iiiid solo in lots. fol- i i S ', i ! ti". t!.. t.i Mi. - - - tide. - - (ide. . - - .fl.dO mi -f I .OO ’ J'i'ie.-. •i ,i is short . ie way of ‘ ' ' '.Tie- at i ('all on low: : Tot No. I containing (>2 and tivt ii nihs ;:ci'i - more or less; Lot No. 2 containing <*2 and one-tenth nei'e- nn ■' or h s- Lot No. !!. eoiitaii.i::; 7 <; A ; < .. ■ Il -im 1 m veu-tenths ifi'i'es more or | jD's ^ ^ *A I q Ii .--. Lot No. I. eontaining II! . i X.L i 1 vJjjJLiiJ nine-i.mths acres more or h.-.-. I."t No. b coniiiining T'd iind t hree-t. : ins aer. - more or i.'ss. !-■*! No. d. pjejnjjr.fl [.At’ T i S) Jarpaftppl tidning t»-and •ix-teuths aer. s nmio rlujnU! I z! ihu li.ihdilvl ! or less. Lot No. 7. coni ajiiing t'd and four-tenths acres ni >re or less. Lot . . No. s, eont.lining (Iti and four-tent h- •' 11 T i ! " ■ . ' Here- nion or le.-s. A plat of the same may he seen at ms' residence, and at the olliee of Boutar and >imp- sou. Miarlanlmrg. S. <’. Buads svill he ri .eev, d a- -fiown on plal togis e THE JFTNA. iieei -- t o loi s oi Ssi.i;.—( Mu t hin| easii. ! X^! 'C .X i i% I: ia liald. ■ mpanies as •i .t 1 age. 1 M V*/ | I Lrm* rn hahti : in one and 1 sS'i y< ir- vs it •’i\r no* • liuiidi jig lots near cotton A Li. persons indi hied 1 . \| *. • litii' j h u r* : from dute. I'nreiui r t mill. ** A Sams arc reipie-i e.l |o e.,m. yi v« op and nun'tga; .;e of 1 he | irctti •lie ( ' c. Mi ni lot at l.ime.-iom: i'oi'SVjjrii itini make -■ iil< .eeul at m ■•. s. • I- • tire 1 In pur. 'lias.e ii'om \ uii ,'prlle.i S'liie .(i-'nin'o ni'ul - mu-i h iicidi for to pa v tor pap. i- and n c ordiug T!i r. e re o!i| Ill'll- e and 1 ol West end. closing our hook •. Sid e will taki place in front ol 1 |. n H 0 M L, AlVl ERICA: . PEMMSVl A ; ! A W I . MeABTII I, (• -vs •!.'. Nov. Ith. 'JL i i 11 BNi i; T ' • ■ n! a- ot I \ I't ext i D' e d HAfft i UiiD, !'. ' ^ A4'\.