The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, November 09, 1894, Image 3
REPORTING SI L ECHt IN CONGRESS.
I’OlHl
Monry
A MlS',.1:
lilt
,'U nr ;.'i moro
i t ii«m wvr'- a
up- lia> rut'M'
li'itij; v. im!'. il
II. ijuirlvi v ami
airitatimi nf
‘■ioHI’MIiIm • •» \ M< f •
iHirtm; | >t iti . t
It is trim tint t 1.1
nu'iiilx'rs in ('1114 1.
irw yrai' api, Rut i
"ovrr thr sjiu it ilrh.
fijMivlnt. arc ran i; nn
■ny lllurr. 'J'lic ilirr
thr tiinll' lias Ihvii an i iluratiuii in lip
urrs, iiml it’ ;i niii'i mala s ii wild statr-
ini'iit hr is iirumiitly ruiitradirtcd.
A strini^riiplu'r whu ran rrpuit thr
house drhatr is iit thr tup of liis profrs-
nion, and thrrr is no moiv promotion fur
him. Thr nirn who du this work I'iirn
Incomes tint wmild make the average
professional man turn grn n with envy,
for when eoiign -s i- nut in session tiny
are in demand at the highest lip ires to
report the must important matters.
Then ■ was :i man in Washington oner,
a gnud many years ago, who through
bad hahits had lost every faculty he hud
except that of writing shorthand nut
only as fast as people could talk, hut as
fast as they could think. In his inter
vals of sobriety hr could make money
hand over list a - a house stenographer.
He generally kept fairly sober during
the session of congress, hut its soon as it
M’as over he would deliberately drink
himself into insensibility.
His senders were so mueh in demand
that men who knew his powers and
wanted his sendees would come to
'Washington, bring him out of his lit of
dissipation, get him sobered tip, take
him off to the seeneof artion and watch
him like a hawk while the easi—gen
erally a great lawsuit—lasted. Then, ns
soon as it was over, he would go hark
to his evil ways. J’mt a> long as he lived
he could write shortlumd, and as long
as he lived he niade a line income.
There is a supi rstitdm that every tariff
bill calls for the <1 ..tii of otic of the
house stenographers. The Melvin ley hill,
the Morrison bill, both bad their vic
tims, and if a man ha- a headache now
among the stt m gj phi rs they all look
blue and feel black. —' i-ton Transcript.
St aid of! ri
for Which rvi
t ImiiUfill for ,
down ;i - in fm'a
would hate Iaiil
hi' live rent eo
Most of 111, |
and stun d l lie.
jii it .at o pat cl it >
yet green w It 11
At writ iii'g t i'
ably cool. Sot
tion have piel-.i
ami ''t hers v, ad
moon.
hr. \\ A. i*
1 be lillest hog .
ever seen. to
I like t he fat i-
the Dr S. Ill'
are in the rity.
There i s si • I!
seeliou. Mr.
ill. .Mrs. .1. A
1 ehil.l also M.
i n N eri sic:. Ci 1 i,
Then wa-ot
: people at < lie!'
and Suini:t\. w
1 !{eV. A. .1.' ho
present with a
liegrililge I heir
! soniet liing io <•
! for fttl tire ri fi t
I 11 o III' o I I 111 s. i
\ little won! •
' Ibis '.'ftl ti
I »i’* • •
And im.'
i Tin n deem
A 1'. asa!
| I In iaee \1
loin;
1
0\erIil\«'il tiii'l Stmlents.
Boston mothers are making a stand 1
against the overtaxing of girl pupils in
the schools. A petition containing him- I
dreds of names and asking that (ireek
be made elect ivr instead ol preseribi-d
Was presented at a me. ting of theschoi I
committee. A woman who fotind her
daughter breaking down in health from
overstudy at the Latin school origi
nated the petition. Wllirh received the
aignuturcs of I'miiy prominent men,
among them In ing educators,•ministers,
lawyers and pliysieians. The mothers
are w illing to have th rmau Mihstituted
for (ireek, believing tliat the study of
the modern language w ill tax the minds
of their daughters n-s and at the same
time 1h‘more Useful. <)ne of the peti-
A heart ma;
Deal
1 .tame Kir
I .Mrs. .1. K.l.lie '
j aged 1 11 fee V . a
j is so s;nl f";' I a
I Up t heir ole ', i
j in t be wonl-a
t lie I.ol'd ha 1 h
j I hey li.iw l In
' liearl iiml a;.
1 of l In l.onl.
Il i- not .
I ei.iinol l."l|,
| that loving |
! gfiiml pare .; ••
i lie dieil. I . i: .
n a C
tinners says; "It eejtaijily seems strange j going
that of the large number of girls who j he-! 11
•liter the Latin school -ueh asmtill per- " 111,11
ccutage e\ er gi adu
hard. The girl.-
late. T
'iie course
is too
I
■aimut
Maud it.
Tiny
ii'i ii" 1
r, ex. j'eisi
■ with
ir
of d".
if -ports ;
IS tile
hi
epti. -
liave rai-i
d the
tii
iingliti
■r.s hi'eak
down ;
1 1 »
baseball and out
boys do. Sim" >
point that uiir
lx'cause they go out to part h staid to the , 1 i"i n : ,
theaters. W’i have imt foum! thtif to he I and n
the case in a single instance. Many of tie ■ 1 l.
the mothers at the meei mgs htive said, wi'i
•Why, my dtiught* t tudies troin four to
six hours a day, and she doesn't sleep
nights.’ I’nless tiny one wants to tench
the
e'te
-ieal stmlii
(lermtiu and
French arc nmeli moiv useful to the
girls than the I ire. k w hich lin y have to
take now. ” —Huston Letter.
“I.WIrh iiiiM-" U.iilr i 1« -r '•rnvit L.
Anyone w In, has s. • n ••L’.Mrietiine,"
:u.u a la
a in 1 - \ . ■
! w it Ii Mow
i of mv -o
i shake lit!
I Ii f II1 '.ali
A I'oiimi'in
"Pinuf.
ore” or "Aim 'i :
i ’ w i i 1
I'emeUI •
eater I i.e
lx-r the
realistic niaiiner
in \viii<
•Ii stage
]'b
Vessels
rock up ami ib
i\mi, as
i la iiig Ii
they insist
riding
tile long swell?,
of a genuine
Wle tii< r ie:
ocean.
is tin cry.
It W!
is in the third a
ft ..I "
L Atri-
to ad viieat■
caine, ”
while the V *
■1 was
tipping
1J1'UUellt i n.i
A il
1». W i i
grtcefully up tmd down, t fiat ti man ami a«'iis fond im t t
woman crowded latln r hastily froia ture tiiat n >
their seats in the paupn t tltul ] il out ute t • d\ s|
tlirougll Olle of the exit t llllliels. I’ersolis St' 'llltieli till
along the aisles not n i d t iitil the woman st u- a a.
was quite ptile and h ailed heavily tb .‘ it
against her escort ^in was seasick, tioii d • '• .
This woman resiiii s m t'hieago, but litis extent, aud
traveled inneh, and m all her trave’ acli to w< n. :
she lias never been able to overcome a broken I• g
tendeney to si'tisiekin ss. So sensitive to a stagg'r at t’
this malady is she that the sickness add to bis.u
COtnes upon her Is fi.re sin-boards ti ves- is to .; t i.niv \
kcl for a transatlantic trip. The nppiv- Washiiigtoii Si i.
hension of w hat is eoming hurries the
attack During ti v. ivage she never leaves
her stateroom. She goes ashore some
what languid, but po»i -m d of a fero
cious appetite.
At Paris in 1 s,-h- became seasick
while looking at a marine panorama.
The suggestion was too mueh for her.
Likewise the tossing of the vessel in
”L'Afrieaine'’ brought memories not
altogether pleas.mt. Sheeoiild not con
trol her emotions, and so she ri treated.
•—Chicago l(iciird.
I'itiitMc iKiHirtuicc.
Wife—John, what's seigniorage>
Husband—Is it possible you are so
ignorant as that '
"Yes. I want to know. ”
"Scign—d >n i you read the paix-rs?
Any child could tell you.”
Well, w hut do. - it mean:
"Why, my <ti ar, I . himid Im- ashamed
to have you talk in pulilie. Y. u must
read up”
“John. M
"Well?”
"What is meant by seigniorage?”
"Seign—i r—w h—but 1 won’t humor tn.iiinti: te . \
aneh pititihle ignorance. J ni perfectly
llhtouiidt'fl. I ’hl il of You. M O iri *. 1
rto* r
\n i l i i
i (1|>
Ii t In*
- ar«*
. iiU*r.
itlor-
■ t * ■
j »i !_r>
l Im*
has
havt*
i hat
ok at
\ ou
• air
has
! t of
lay
I A
k ly
Mo!
Shelby Stat<
•mtiits.
\ mi\al ISDiiflar
lor.
, (
I'm-
r.sponile'i
Till: L
i.nui n. |
Tim Kn
11 < Ti )V »1 • »Sr] il i
11. will!
Dug
‘Nil
t 1.1 N.'
d M r
1 lit or :
one ' hi V ' >
■ ! im Prater at
Vienna.
mot
I *
a y mug
' ; * la ii who set
mod m g
feat
I »
11 ii-r and
di-t re
i i" inquired iho oausi•
and
fin;
; letter: Il
I'OIN
-e vera 1
different
found Hi.
it slm was tin
• daugliti
•r of
1*1
a f f'
- a ii. 1 tnd
r any IT
om t liis
an of deer
who had been
killed in
t la*
pi
a f r.
1 llioU.I
it I W.
mid wr
ite a few
in)]>‘ ri.'ds
i rv'eo. and tin
t sb" aii'!
her
lii
H*S
to hii: Ie
1 tint
,k it one
nn it her h.
d ijipoili'd
it msolv,
- I i v*
of
tin
■ best paj
.1 !'- 1
ever
read. •
tln ir tndt
istry, but won
• now unom-
w:
llrl
1 for it ' et
im'mg
as if it
w as one
ploV'd.
you rood veil
of
tin
■ family .
"lia vo
no iissi -t;
ineo
WV
have had
quite
a crowd
1 i if horse
from tho
government f
said tho
om-
traders in town lo-day. Some riding peror.
some hollering some feeling sorter "None, ’ was tin) reply.
happy. “But why notsipply to the emperor!
Mr. Kditor. do lin y talk polities Hi- is ea-y of ticcess.'’
down there? I he.\ talk it so nimdi ''They say he is avarieioiis, and
here Unit you emi t hettr anything py,.]!^. i* would tlu-Ji be useless."
else. IH'ltnicrtit s. Lepnldieans mid The inouarcli ili)in«Hliate]y gave tlu<
’I'hinl Part \ is all you ean liear, hut
I reckon they will -top after 1 he bl li.
There wtis a very sad death here
last Saturdiiv night. A voting man
The Cheapest Place on Earth
young woman soineducats and a rin,;
telling her that he was in the emper
|4> I »
FURNITURE
A I
Carroll, Carpenter & Humphries.
When in need of Furniture of any de-
ors .'orvice ami wouM serve her il Helpless i Fheumatism scription call on us. We also keep a large and
Mr. John 'Borders, dropped" dead ' vi,h lu ' r mother she W'ould come 1o and Withcut Appetite
ii n • ,i ,, ii, the tKiliiee on a certain day.
T '! I ' V !m i i". . iiV. ,1,1 . The iippointment was kept.andthe Tired Feeling ar.C Pains Dispelled
had heeti siilleimg all il.n with lie u- it • , , , by Hooc!T> barsapanlta.
mat ism. It is .hough! I hut betook young woman recognised hei hene- , tI w:|s ' t( . n ,, . r . v H.i-maatismto
an overdose of chloral, as there was n lactor m the Iktsoii ot the emperor, my ^ ;(li)| , )V ,„, , „ limrll
bottle of it in lii- pocket. ; who hade her not to lx-alarmed, an al)(mt m^rs ,s : :| : .i ;i 'th:it I thought J
Some of our girls and boys went he had sett let 1 a pension on her and would try it and it U' .'•! n i: .<• me.
over to vonr eit v to attend the eom- her mother, adding, "At another time TMion t (.'oinnii't. ■ i .. i : .p aoi ivca
nieneeii'ienl at l.imestone. A portion J hope you will not despair of a heal t turn oer in t > •! •.■ ’ I. 'p. one bottle of
of them have returned. that is j usd. ’ Sahi’s Journal. Hood’s :.-ic-ve*d iv:e
Mr. KMitor i m « irmn your j);i|H*r sonuich Uili l v.;
I |i:it i ijiITim y \< Mil il i» . mi* That is I di-a 1.0^1.11 Want. walk. 1 1. ^1 l-' i
right. Yoti eit /.eii- of Gaffney go An inventor Ims patented a device fm y
ahead anil make ;; eit - , -ui'e enough, illuininating key hob s w iiieh promises t i 1 had no appeti. to < ' 1
Your ltd. cijiiu!.:^ --iiow wbat sort of lie a boon ; » p- rsons out bit ■ i ni^tit. A YY _ _ T V o .
men you hav. in votir town. rec. -- in tin door iranie hoMs a tiny in-
Well I will Stop f , fear this is so camb - mt iami-. viiieh is lighted by a
long it will lii..l il- wav into l he push bu:...,i. Ti.- ligi.t is snllicient not '' V
wastebasket. If no! I will write only to ilbmm.ute the keyhole, hnt to j (
again soup i -.e : with good wishes l"- i inn the bile comer to select readily hottl.'s .it'll. . •:
I'u,. | | ; ( ,,| |; tlie proper l.ey from his bunch.—Hard- asevi-r.” -Mi.s.
Mi ll I I I' \ I >KI I>. Hood’s Pi”
LUiOlISIlfbS. j':'.: 1
rnuM
*11 thti
!.«• !:. niiiii;!.
hill IImm , 3
rs^uures
i
a tn
lleo'y Wilsoi 1
\\ elshl • in. !' lorn la
a ease of diarrh'> a
in six liottrs. with
('hamberin;n s < <
I )iarrliiea Bem. i!. .
surprise t hal t. n-t
T
Hlg J-AST guarantees the future.
i.llOU,
varied assortment of
Coffins, Caskets, . \, Burial Robes, Etc.
l>on*l IiiI to CwOl < >ifi' I •ric'Oi-i.
Our * Wagons * and«Buggies
are made for use as well as ornamentation.
Carroll, Carpenter & Humphries.
LIMESTONE ^ SPRINGS ^ LIME 7 WORKS,
post master at * It is not what we say, hut what SOCTilKuA HA ! I. W .\ \ CO.
says he elireil
d long'standing
e sma i i Im i! t ie of
e. ('hoieru and
W’liat a pleasant
ha \ e 1 ieell to the
Hood’s Sarsaparilla does, that tells the
story. Remember HOOD’S CURES
I. \ s il
NOTICE.
y>VN.
‘.I!.
It
sufferer, Mp'ii <•,;j■ s are not unusual
w it h t his r»*11.* Iy . i !i many in-
sttinees only o'.e o'two doses an re- ^
niiird to give permit'tent relief. It ,
enn alway- he ilepeniled tipnn.
When t'ei 1 tleeiI \\ ;tli Wiiter it is pleils-
iinl to Iake. ! nr sale hy W . B. Dttl’re. ^
•. v» jst
A 1
e j. - in<le!rteii t ( i M''Ai'‘hltr
*a : : s a !*i 1 rei plest eil lo eimte
Hal make settlement ill utii'e.
g'e i 111 ■ 111 - mil-t he made for
w. i\ McA b rn ril
IL tt. SAMS.
.. ”1.
N? ■
m
* * i.>
■YSW?
. • w
PIEDMONT AIR LINE.
Houto of tho t reitt Vostibulod
Lim ’-ed.
RICHARDSON & CO., Lessees.
Manufacturers of
BUILDING,» PLASTERING * AND * AGRICULTURAL * LIME,
And Dealers In
Coal, Shingles, Laths and Plaster Hair.
Dymamite, Blasting Powder, Fuse and Dynamite Caps.
I
I
A
and. iiiiprovenieni Company
it i.-hing Tn'.vn.
1'1'V \\
y.in; , i n - in
la i n<
iKlti. USUI.
X
V !?.
: i at
AI so i a .•m
and of t his place in
Alsu \gri.-uli
1'nr fu!! parii
N. B.— \ll tn :
I i tidier, li shi I;'.! ' Ii h
ar t:y and in reach • t ;s u! I.itee-n. .■ -t riti
hit. 'if from a'• I 1 ' l 1 "! 'in I ih.'i'a! time r..' *.
ural Lauds tu i'ent I'ni ,i j.ii.'piise.-.
•nh.i- apply to
MOSES WOOD, Agent.
lassing tut hinds ill' t i.'s < . eiinitig at •! removi
i; 11 i leg a re P irhhlile i r i 1 v , g p,.,
.orI •iPoiii:'!
“ .
::i. No. fi
1 Olp
• in Ti
wn am
A 1
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i : -m s.im mu
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1
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Don'
Jj and
t tail U
\ . •
''.ll mn
inu
elseW
here.
:;
1 .17 mu
■ i l et! am
1!" Ii
as also
1.
tm 11.12 um
Nt
w and
t he la!
( it.
Mt A
'!7 um
I i .r' mn
w i!
1 <; 1N
y our <'
is now receiving his
Kail SSlook
\inl invites his I’rieiids to call before buying any 1 hit:.: in liis line. ID
just received a big lot of Bag .dug and l ies that lie will m-M a-< in-ap a> any
ol hi tig. Hals Jeans, t, rueer;'etc..
Ac him a t'Al.l. w hen in 'I'own and get j ■ lr : .r* Buy-
\ew <ilN KI’Y in tiatVtie. Lv i" thing
to
\v.
! ’ :i
]■ ' ■ d at tlietiinat the High -t Market I’riee and I’
* pin j and i- aivaiiui imj lorn \» \s (’orn Mill I mil will ] :r
it- i'!u next w eei». and will < i ri ml i me nr two da \ s in Kaeh Week.
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'll
or i tiein,
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t..t ;iai
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- jun
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ti am
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ft ilU'U
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Wedding Presen
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Transact a General Ba
Safoty Dopt^sit Buxos for Rent.
Timo Doposits hy
SCRUGGS.
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Telephone No. 21.
o
•<g business
l r l roiii i
FOR SALE,
Cleveland Plain D« aler.
A \ in<li« at ion.
]!m in raiTvinga jok<*
far,” said a Washingti'ii man ton New
Yorker. "I'hikab Iphiu isn't nearly as
alow a town a-- we liave Ix i n |e<l to be
lieve. ”
"You think so?”
"To be sure | . l|\, I' til' TO tllO
other day. 'I b y u-. l^'.i J cab minis the
name as wo do. —Wash ngtun htar.
I< < gS- S ill lowed 0:1
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.. 1 ... Having ju-t reee'r e.| a II KB IM\< i-l I A LI.-.M A R\ I \ laG
BI IBiLAB I’ifnul' SA ! K with Aiili.malie Bolt W..rk tind T,
., Safe; \ Deposit Bo .< - I am i dter prepared I halt ever to take
liAHUu it Iv. • 1 11
i . .. rut Ag t I'tlinls.
Safety itepi.'ii B.iX' ~ a! ni'iiierale rent.
i ’"ijiit \ ( laims B .light. I.xeliaiige Bouglit .'tnil .-"id.
Thunking yon tor past avors 1 solicit you lot tire bus.ne
at e
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Worlli ol tlic- ISos^t
$10,000!
KURXIT'UR I
v n
A Pamphlet, H
^ A PAf/
t <-i tunic id t
jm nt (rcc, A i< j
IC.A.SWOW&ttO.J
t:■' ids much more than
p>c imagine—serious and 1
h m; . Diseases result from
/ inilircr ailments n< Heeled.
m i )on’t play witii Xature’s
o.,
A ;-I 8
i: 1 -1,
-health.
i *,
i .1 •*
Ktc. In ! .'et
. •TV! hill 1 .
gel ■
tit !* i >ri <*♦ •> ! ** :
•i* 1 living
| If you art
s' M el s."t
feeling \
. weak X
(..nil I'i'iitr
| lilUIl.U'it, I
I ll.O i: II" I
f " l
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9
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ilYOlN
\ Me( .uln
a well
know 11
eiti/en of McKay
•thio is
of tip*
opinion t toil • hen
- ma hing a
is good
for I'liihln n t lotil i
ill with e
old or
croup a - * Im m 11. ;.
on - < 'oI)g 1
i Kcui-
cdy. IL ha- ii- d
1 it in Ids
fam ■ ly
fill - si■ l e!',, !
it): ; (a Ii
-1 |'e -
suit and ,! a
in 1 h hoi: " . ^ i• i
'd- ••!;••■'
I. of it
he w a - li t r"t.
I led w it Ii a
grippe
si■Vi re
cough. II II 'i! "! i
in , n ii.nlii
s A il h-
out 1 >eni ti 1 and 'h.
1 .» i | , { 1 l
lei 1 to
I 1 N ile* 4 ' i ii<: *
Id' il. i igiil . non
• lb eted a |
ami to
im r111}«-
licnl cure 'do ami
.»• • in ul 1
Imi| 1 h >
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