Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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c . ,• \ a o . -,3 OF LOCAL IN- TTItEST. S ) . Si: O' ., S me Slio .e a id all Too i ii oy l i l r a Heading, Yet None 'V oo Si oi t Not To Mention. < ;•. to tlu heture tonight. !a -ti - r ,. ; t the Baptist elutreh temit .'it hy Dr. Creasy, of Charlotte, Wii! m 1'rcc Mj •s. Wal wif" of Judge B. C. W: -. die. <iiili!i- ■ '. v at her imme at Ca-h •. Ill li. 11th inst. T! j pllVr rvporl no sick ness Ol' : atst* mi ■ hoc. Dr. Smitli savs he iia: J all his fever eases. \y A \ ’ | * aliiR-v. (lie ellieient hook- t- ( ... .* for \\ ilk'ins Bros., has ahiait reft)', ci't'd from hi- earhimele alfiie- tion. Gti i tieV i‘ Cole have the prettiest deco \‘ ill < t 4tore in the city, i’aul f>nd Tom n ,y will keep up with the pro" . L. 1 '.Campbell has purchased tl iivv.-Min g on Bace Street, which Mr. Hid Ml . ( ampbell are residing in, o \.N. Wood. Th • little tots had a party at the ! ti sid •IC O <)t Mr. X.C. Snead Tuesday 1 ni:d: Tin* little folks enjoyed t!. ii -. Ives imuiensi ly. r J . 1 ).i\ •n -jort, of ciic.tj) store fume, has 1 M l*!) CO nfinrd to Ids room forsev- M .»! i.« v > W ill » ii( jTlj). 1 UK Kl.D<* l.H , Wii- glad l o sve 1dm up yesterday. The >u ig men of tlie eity have 1 or:: ii z< <1 a ndnstrel elul) and will b< mi nt on cc to jirepare for the pro- si-nt: (ion of another minstrel per- forii; a nee. Tli o pom in Main Street between S:; iii Ji-t’A-ri ■s’ cotton-gin and O. S. Ken. 1 rick's resilience furnished line fun t i >r t lie small boys during the revet it free 10. Tl i * r: *i! ■ ha.e been laid on the new ,-i.!e tr n*k of the Southern and 11 • » ill.* ii h.eking of 1 rains will be less fri qiu nt than heretofore, for u lii) lit iea st. Ti e sub' •fibers to the fund for ihe li. hi ii:g of i i I ;.ip1 i-l ehureli are re- qni r tod to •all on Mr. .1.1. Sarratt or M i.. 1. \.<' irroli and settle up. “Let you i light *o shine,'' etc. Mr. Bus Thompson, a native of Unii i : eoimt v :uid widi ly and favor- ah! v l.nown in this eoimty, hut now :i <*i; hen ; • Arkan-as. is in < .affney on U vi* i: tohis cousin. Mr. B. C.Thomp- y - rs. i)r Garrett gave a dinner nesihe. ■ to a number of her lady f: let ds. T! ic greticinen were entirely PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Moveemnts Of People You Know And People You Dont Know. .1. ('. r’ • imoiY. I’riduioro, l». \\ |• i- ( iipt. I'. K<ndfie^. | tlie loctlire A. (iofortli mim! \ndn \v Uyurs all‘»i Sunny Si.K- and (imvdeyrtville, wore at t lio •' *1 ust lers' " store Iasi nij'lit, v> |t ln'V en joyed same fine music. returned from THE K. OK P. LECTURE. A Chance for Gaffney to Show Her self. rvcvybudv should turn out to lu ar I, vc of Dr. <'harlot t c. tonight church. 11 will Ik invited to come. Wilkin i'ldday where her sister. Mr she iia.s . Frank Mr. M . II. m mer frieU'l.- Mrs. Jtoht. Monroe last been visitimr l.amy. Mr. A. Alt Ivor liostie. of llatnpton ('. H., has moved to tlmeity and will ei;. ;! e mi f he praetii-eof li:-' profi ss- ion. the law. M in (he .1.0. F: tie imihlinp over If. A. .loin . tore. Air. ilostiek is uc- eon panied hy liis wife. l > enningU)!i, one of our was in 1 he eily yester day. lie call, d on Tim: Liana i: and renewed his subscription. .i. M. I iskey, <>f Ifr.vlinu'vilii*. •>. was in the city pi sterday on Ims- iness. I’ost umster i.it I lejohn went to Spart inhnre Wednesday on business. It i tin first time he has absented himself from his post of duty in a year. .1. th Phillips, of Wchsti r, called on us yesterday and renewed Ids sub- j script ion tor Tin: i laxua:. IL P Roberts, secretary and treas-| tin rot'tlu Oberokee Falls Manufac-; t uriny r Company, was in the eity j Tuesday on business. Herb (iaines, of electrical aold ! worm fame, arrived in (lie city last week. Herb says “there’s noplace: like homo.’’ Chariest!. Irvine left Wednesday | morning for Spartanburg, where be! "oes to accept a position with J. W . Allen. Waiter Y. CalTney left last Friday he "oes to hrother 11. Fay (ialTncy, Aeent for the Southern i Railway Company at that place. 1L M. .lolly was in CalTney Satur- I day with his broken arm in a swinp'. F.lhert .lipson.of Locus Ml.. Tenn.. was one of the horse trading frater nity in the eity tin; past week. Al- ; tlenieh Mr. .lipson is a novice in the business he knows a thin;/ or two about horses. beiny r chaperoned hy | the Mart ins. M. L. Ross came through the coun try in a huyyy yi sterda.N afteniooii. Mrs. Russ arrived on the miilniyht t rain. Willie W. Poole, who is with Alex ander A c of charlotte, was in tli v si-vei.ii days the past week visit in.''r< lat i >. i • and friends. W illie is a;w::vs weleoim' to Hie Limestone W. S. Creasy, of at the baptist free and all are The doctor is an u speaker, and i> one of mii.ent diviiies of the <)ld ■uihieet will be North State. Hit Pythianism, a subject full of fellow ship and love. It will e’lve him an opportunity to display his pathos and ids mirth, and we are certain no one will re j ret it. The indieat ions are Rostiek oHiet ns ||,at tic weather will b< perfect, so let Ciffuey spiead herself. InJe:; to Ncv/ Advertisement • tld; < )ur week present business men orneiia. Ca., where a ]iosit ion w it h his Our jul column a decided change, have sotnelhiiie; to say and tliey all, w it bout except ion say it well. They say it for the benefit of our readers as'.vell as themselves and we trust our readers will read them and profit hy it. When you pm to trade tell them you saw it. in Tin: Lkixikh, therefore it's hound to he so: •I. !. Surratt—Save your money. W. \L Webster. .Ir.—Come and see. A. c. Jenkins—old Styh Hand-made corn whiskey. D. .1. Hamrick—Monuments. Wilkins Pros.—To close out. .1. N. Lipscomb—Seed Oats. (inti in y Waoon and Furuit ure Co.— We are selling tlio Premium Caro lina Ihu/’/y. CafTni v A' Cole—As low as tin* lowest. I’mnar. Simp>sonA - llostic—Attorneys at Law. |)r. W. If. Wakefield—F.ye. Far, Nose and throat. Inyham w Williams—Will shortly close. Lipscomb Bros.—To busv to write an ad. . • In The Monazite World. Monaziti • Lue" Campbell is hust- lin;'1 hinp'n ri^iit alon/. Mr. Smith, his partner, arrived last week and the two are a pusbin.f team. They have made a leas of some property and they expi et iu have forty to scveiity- fivi hand.' employed at their camp short ly. .1. I». Easterly has gotten iti the swim hy contract ini' with Mr. Camp bell to furnish him monazite plates. Tin 1.1:001:1: wants to know why it is people will sell SUllll to plir- ehasers in North Carolina when we have a marki ; here which pays as much as anywhere in the world. K< > p money at home Ity patronizing home indust r r. your questions ^ i'ii* tuni' iitro antici|)atc<l when wcl l>l.miicil to ]i'‘rfcctour nii’tliods of bnni-l ■ n; and OUR ANSWER now is ready: Improved and Increased I inaclilrio facilltira, wtlh the wn|i!nyinentl of nkiltsil lahor. Insure High Crane |>ro-| itui’ts and cflicieut service at lowe»t cost | to von. AUGUSTA LUHBER CO., Door*, Satth, lllinil*. Moulilinvx. Xc.. “Bny of the Maker.” AUGUSTA, OA.| Among the Stock Traders. Stock trading is getting brisk, all till 1 stables being crowded and the boys are having some fun. They have even got to trading mules for watches—that \s w hat Brooks Martin's been doing. “Buck” Simpson joined the crowd yesterday. “Buck’ is to be galloping with the gang. Messrs. Luster A- Wilkinson arrived Wednesday from Tennessee with a drove of stock. S. T. Martin and ids son Brooks, of Christie, Tenn., have been in the eity the past week with a lot of horses for t lie t rade. J. (J. Spencer arrived in the eity Wednesday with a drove of fine Ten nessee mules. “Doe” says its a mis take about his being arrested in Ten nessee for Stonewall Moore. R.*A. Jones lias been circulating quite extensively among the horse trading fraternity the past week. Boh is pretty hard to down on a horse t rade. bdcvaberlaFik; E70 c./;d Cliis. Ointmaat lb a certain cue for Ciiroufc Bore Jives, Granulated Eye lads. Boro Nipples. Files, •Jczccaa, Tetter, S»lt Rheum and Scald Heed, ko cents per box. For sale by druggists. TO HORSEOARrNBHO. For putting a horse in a fine healthy con dition try Dr. Cady’s Condition Powders. They tone up the l yrtem, aid digestion, cure Ir is”, of appetite, relieve constipation, correct kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving new life to an old or over worked horse. 25 oentn per package. For sale by druggists. — I will exchange you meal for corn between mill days at my store. J. I. Sarrat t. In Poor Health means so much more than 'you imagine—serious and' ’fatal diseases result from' ’trilling ailments neglected.' ’ Don’t play with Nature’s' ’ greatest gilt—health. —You can buy at T. Davenport’s, 1 gallon nice molasses at 15c per gal. —Bring on vour remnants of seed cotton and cotton seed and get the cash for them. J. I. Sarratt. —Dr. W. H. Wakefield, of Char lotte, will be in CalTney City at Lip scomb's hotel on Monday until south bound train passes. Feb. 11th. Prac tice limited to the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. City. Super:nt 1 nit nt .1. C. I’lonk, of the The New Year <'l,..i-ui. I’ all:- Manufacturing Com- Find.- I loud’s _Saujai«JJ'U.b* |>an\ was in theeRy | icsday. lie t cvu'yt bing i he way of medicines in I’ t tii..: afti ••noun (• :' New England, i^» .n.jMi’tant part i’Milars, namely whin : u z'"- to oiirehase iiiaehini '’ jj,, —Try my 5ll» coffee for $1.00, the best in town for the money. J. I. Sarrat t. ni w m l>:. rid SwafTord. u i ’ond said many were d hy those pn-s- excluded. and it b t he secrets exehangi ©nt. 'lie’ rieent laid weyt iler'moved our fathers , put in some much t-erossing. It is hoped tliey will eoiitinue t hi ; good work for s Id are needed in many sections of t hi ! own. sul! ,‘c CarjienL r have o])ened sus- >V up •: store at Gnt.-sy Pond. J. B. > 11 • i as h .1 r i me of t he most popular young in . T. men in lib - section, who has been , with th :n in their store in this city. mis- will he in ' [•barge. in (i I'he imp r.—inn seems to be that j M t !■" (li- | iel•: :r\ law a- itmended. does Bite faiiM d in J v',i.. sewral weeks ago hi'!:'g fiuni i ledili r while at work tin reun. mu ntion of which was made in Tm. Li.iioi;!; .it the time, will be ghul tu learn that he is now able to lie out again. Mr. SwafTord was in the city last Friday < r iuisinc.-s. Mr. Will Marsh, uf Wilkinsville, is busy at work on his house on (lad- herr.vSIi et. Will La guod builder is duin:: I is uwii work. As soon • finishi - hi' house he will move iiTi a tpiHiatus will shortly elose their pholograph gallery in Uatfncy city. All persona intend ing to have work done or desiring more copies from negatives already on hand are requested to make early applieat ion. —Stop and see my $51.50 suits and $2.*20 Bed Blankets and 75c pants. J. I. Sarratt. i Iurrv mo Mr. ’ arsh. !>. Bm !• r. i niled States < ’um- iuner. of t nion spent some days illney tld.- week. I’re-eut. Attoil y at law. of k.-bti • w;;s in <JalTi ev last M011- allow anyone to bring liquor into ; ( j. iv ..oprufi siunal husiness. 1 h stall . Sucli is not the rase, how- ! ever. \ much :.s a single gallon can hi hroi- h 1 iii at a time. We learn t hat Senator M. C. Butler v. i — .I)11 11.ove his family to Sparlan- h u ■ 111> t make that his future houu T n. hi. 1 >1 u:i; luartily weleonus the old hi u t u the “old i ron dist riid hut wi-h lie had ehoseii (iaffney for Ids home. Mr. W in. R. I.ijiseonih has in his j).." -'on a l. tti " which he wr Me to hi.-.-. during tin war. It hears ISdb The paper I date of Sept. 111 d was a good quality of linen and tin ink iva- a good quality also, both being very well preserved. lYof. Kohl. c. Sarratt permitted the pupils of he school to gather at the . ’boo! house last Friday night and engage in pastimes suited to the juvenile mind and heart. 1‘rof. ,>ar- ratt is continually doing the hand some thing bv his scholars. Commissionr, T. B. (iatfney t his week ' ,1<,ss - Fnited States Butler while in had suiui* parties before him for viola tion of the revenue law. Mr. Butler makes a goud impression wherever he goes and < iaffnev would be pleased to number him as one of her citizens. The recent snows and the freeze of lh:' week have retarded our work men on the buildings in course of erection. Every tiling, however, seemed tu take steps last Monday afternoon and the music of saws and hammer were heard on every side. Fniti 1 Stalesdehuty marshalls are 11 ul. : . things lively in these parts. They are here every lew days and ahvay- make arrests. We learn how ever that the arrests were madeon charges of long standing. (»ne of the viclims says, “(has not so dangious, hut thus trubulsum.” M e learn that one of the globes on our electric street-lamps has been broken hy a rock. I’roper disposed people cannot conceive of a character that would be guilty of such vanda- li -m. r-iieli however exists and it is in.!;, a mat ii r ef time when they will he caught and punished. I . >. I’. Westmoreland In wall in • stick In his possession \vi In cut at Adams' Run, bet ('h:ii , !ist. m and Si va • .pa h, thirty- > 1 I’ii 1 wa• during I he, but Mr. Westinorehiml sent it and it ha - hei 1 in his keeping' si nee. lb-prize-it very highly. <Mir eorrispoml'mls an reqlie to eonfii, them elvis In news,' l r-. 1 ;,• lit 1 le plea-antrie- i», in'- 1 -: in -. given ott's some, and wl 1 iI< we are awa I 1 1 o le ! 'a ',1; Mil.min belli r and more profilubh con 1; i)Uf: ,, !ve, Id l.n is a.- m ar m pOnlliille. Noali At *bsti r sun of.). R. Web- teiv of Cowpens. S. was in the 1 city last week. lie was Hie guest of : his brut her Fred and U ill. J. B. Thuck Pm. of Spartanburg, Wii- in <5alTne\ this week on husiness. Mi>. s. M. |{i<-i of rnion, who lias hei n visit ing her mot her. Mrs. A. A. I SarratL :-everal weeks, returned to ; la r home laet Friday. Mi-- Annie Sarratt returned to 1 .lion las! Saturday to re.Siime her 1 j st t.dies at t hat place. Mrs. Roller! Gilmore, of (Jlendale, J j is in the city this week visiting the i families of B. A. Holmes and II. 1>. | Wheat. I ’nele Jimmy Me Known, one of Wilkinsville s most hustling plant er.- was here on husiness Wednes day. Dr. J. F. Garrett spent the past week at Glifjon on professional busi ness. Alien and Eh Jefferies, of Home, wa re in th<‘ oil y Wediit sdav on Intsi- Sarsapai’illa ha !. 'i'he largest sale in the ! t aeeoiTjplislie.s 2. The greatest cures in Hit It has 55. The largest Laboratory in the I —chew Cannon Bull tobacco, the world. What more can be sutd? |, es( in t(nvn I. Sarratt. Hood’s Sarsaparilla lias merit; is peculiar to itseli. ami most of all, : —;{jt, s middling cotton will buy 1 Hood s .'••ursaparillacurcs. Ifyouare : gallon nice molasses at 1'. Davenports. sick it is 1 he medicine for you to take. ; • • They Eat Ham and Chicken. Tlie throng which gathered at Lips comb A Bros, store last Friday to in dulged in the free dinner was a good Matured one. The Hustlers were ably assisted hy their wives. The crowd made tin: ham rapidly disap pear while they made the chicken hop. The atfair was immensely en- joyed hy all present and proved a big advertisement for the firm. • -%♦*- • Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Tin: Bksi Sai.yi. in the world for Gut'. Bruises, Bures. Fleers, Balt Rheum. Fever Son s. Tetter, Ghupped Hands. Ghilbluins, G >rns. and all Skin Eruptions and oositively cures Riles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. I’riee 25 cents per box. “Health Insurance.” That is almost necessary as life in surance. It means reasonable care and occasionally a little medicine— not much. A Ripans Tubule is enough in most cases. For Rent. P<)R RENT—Five acres of good ^ land and four two-room cottages; will be rented cheap. Apply to X. If. Lrrn.K.1011 v. For sale hy W. B. Dul’re. Henry Ro-s came over last night for the Rythian lecture and banquet. A party cot -Lting of Raul V. Gaff ney, John Gregory. Win. Johnson, Glaiide Ross. A. .1. Dundas, Tally Martin and Ed D (’amp took in, or were taken in by, t he minst rel troupe at Spartanburg he-t Saturday night. Only one <>!' t lie crowd got left. II. L. Rark- took a trip to tin* Queen City Till sday on business. Gonlruetor A. 11. Rropst was in the eity looking after the work he has in hand here. lie.says the Xmas edition ol i in: l.i-:i><;t:i< was a dai.-y. Among those who will attend the K. uf R. lecture at the Baptist church to-night are: Edmund Bacon, (•• , '. G. J. of S. from Spnrtanlnirg, arid Win. Gold • milh, D. D. G. 1'. of <!i\ i.-n- ville. Dudley Junes went to Spartanburg on Im-im ss Sat unlay. Dr. A. O, Thomas arrived in tin* cits Tuesdav from Sp rtaii!>erg and pa rlors iu I lie opened up his leutal new Set 1 leimyi-r Iniilding. • «*• • Two Little Locals. |iyers .-hould n uiemher that [itirig taxi s will expire k lhi- montli. Those do r< t urns t hen will •tv. (tu For Sale. F 'i )R SA LE —Four good farm mules. apply to Richardson A Go., Les- sess; also Best Heart Rinc Shingles at $2.25. puli SALE. — i cotton gin, 1 wheat ^ mill. 1 saw mill, I 12-horse-pow er engine and boiler. Will lease pies- ent stand two years and sell machin ery on two years time with interest on papers. Apply or write to I). R. Lavender. <Iaffney, S. < ’. T own lot*. JAMES J. GAITNEY. O A K wood 75 ets per load. JAMES J. GAFFNEY. Douglas 33SHOEl^£ #3. CORDOVAN, FRENCH a LNAMEILEO CALF. ?4. r> 3.-.o Fine Cai FMfANfiABoa / $ 3.£iP POLICE,3 soles, U 2 60^. WORKINGMEN -EXTRA FINE- BOYSSCHOOLSHOEi •LADIEa* EKOCKTON.Z-Laas.^^ Over One Mlltlon People wear the W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes All our shoes are equally satisfactory 1 hey .-Ive the heat value tor the money. They e-jual cub tom «hoc« in style and fit. ThHr wcurlnK «iuol»tle9 arc unaurpaa&cd. The pricci art- untt(inn,»-i>tiimp«:d on bole. Prom $i to $.t wived ever other makes. If your dealer cannot bupply you we can. bold by WILKINS BROS., Galfney, s. C. )ARK PENNYROYAL PILLS the eelehiated Female Regula tor an perfeetly safe and always reliable. For all Irregularities, painful Menslrualions, Suppres- » etc. tin y never fail to afford a ••d certain n lief. No Exi’t;- . seieniiti and positive MONAZITE. \ II persons who have Monazite sand on hand, or who are mining, or in tend to mine, can secure a contract from me hy calling at my home with samples of sand. No contracts given out or entered into with irresponsible parties, or parties who do not own or control leases. Must have full out put of mine. All Monazite sand con tracted for will be paid for in cash when delivered at Gaffney, S. C., or at any railroad point in Soutli or Xortli Carolina, as agreed upon. Gall on or address L. r.CAMRBELL, Gaffney, S. C. 1*. (). Box 171. D. J. HAMRICK, Dealer 1b American and Italian Marble. American and foreign granite I pur chase direct ly from the quarries in Vermoi I and Gararu in Italy, andean giv • the lowest terms possible. Hav ing served an apprenticeship under one of the best sculptors iu America, I am prepared to do the finest work on short notice. Orders from a dis tance solicited and. satisfaction guar anteed. Monumental work a specialty •Y. Old Style Corn* Whiskey. My Whiskey is made on the old-time process, from the best of materials. Distilled in small copper stills over a wood lire. 1 guarantee It to he as mire us any good Whiskey made. I can furclsh 1l to you as follows: By tho barrel at $1.40 per gal. By the keg, 4 3-4 gallons or This space belongs to c > W. O. LIPSCOMB & BROTHER, “The Hustlers,” who are too busy this week to write out the copy. If you are feeling eul of sort;:, weak and generally ex- Imustcd, j.ervour.,, have no appetite and luii’t work, , hc^in at once tak ing the mist retia- , Lie strenitthenin" iiicctiviiii .which is , Blown's lion Bit ters. A few hot- , ties cure—benefit conies front the. I very first dose—f/ I ;• >: t stain your. w'd-M, and it’s g pleasant to take. . To Close Out .*». .V- -V- It Cures Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver Neuralgia, TroubSes, ’Constipation, Bad Blood • Malaria, Nervous ailments Women’s complaints. Cet only the genuine—it has crossed red • lines on the wrapper. All others are sub stitutes. On receipt of two ac. stamps we ' will send set of Tun Bcautiiu! World’s Fair Views and book—free. BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE, MD. Sf*SHS-»Sr**** a lot of Misses’ Shoes at 50 cts. These shoes cost all the way from $1 to $2. Our regular line of shoes is nearly com plete as we have been filling in with First “Crop” Stock. * * Wool Dress Goods, Blankets, Quilts, Lincies, Jc. ns, Flannels, &c. We are now offering far below the regular price a large lot of the best indigo Prints on the way"to run at 5c. i 1 Iti13>«. ale hy \Y.15. DiTRL. <iaffney, J NO. EARLE BOMAR. S. J. SIMPSON. A. McIVER BOSTICK BOMAR, SIMPSON # BOSTICK, Attorneys at Law, GAFFNEY, . . . S. C. SEED OATS. o :- I have about 350 bushels of the finest Red Rust Proof Oats. I have the best line of Men’s, Women’s. Mis--’ and Children's shoes i* town at prices tn suit all purchasers. Men’s Shoes from $1.<M to $1.00. Women's from 155 ets. to $!LU0, Misses and f liildren s 10 ets. to $l.ob- Bi'_' lot of heavy Soz. wool Jeans 2<> ets. Standard Calicottl 5 cts. Dresa Goods in all styles and at all prices. j AM MAKING AND 1 furnishing at short, notice to MonazitJ Miners the beet ar\j zite Plates at prices that commend atten tion. Wniie or call on me. •J. B. EASTERLY, Gaffney, N. C. or!4 in Groceries. Coffee, good quality ff lbs for $l.0<t. Sugar 2(Mb!^or$Lnit 'folasses :i5o. to 5ue. per gallon. I have quit selling flour for profit, am now selling il for glory, if you don't believe it come and see ami gel my price.-. I’ulverized Sugar for Xma- cakes, just received. I keep constantly on hand a lot of th* best Gamhria Lump Goal at $1.75 per ton delivered at your door. S v! l>«c'onil>. Save Your Money By Calling on J. I. SARRATT V, alii :• year- of c.\- ipplii d direct i lackage. o. 'Kt less, at $1.40 por gallon. Kegs 60c. each. Jugs 10c. gal. Boxes for Jugs 6 conts each. <1hs'> mmtace inpany allordi tv. No idiI • nt r . <>. i>. Always |iiil your name on eiupties. Address Town Tax Ordinance. Be it ordained hy thcTown Council of Gaffney City. S. <'.. in Gounei! as sembled, and hy tin authority of the same. Sec. 1. That, to meet and defray the ordinary current expenses of said town for the ensuing municipal year, beginning March 5th. ISi»5, there shall he levied and collected a tax of Sixty (tilt) cents on every hundred dollars of the value of all the real es tate and personal properly lying and being within the corporate lin ts of said town, real and personal property of Churches, Cemeteries, Schools, Colleges, Associations and i’uhlic Li braries excepted. See. 2. That all pet sons owning or having control of property, both real estate and personal property, except such as is exempt hy law and exist ing town ordinances, within the cor porate limits of said town, are hereby required to ass*.- - the same, or have the same assessed rendering it in un der oath. to the Clerk of said Town Council on or before the first day of February, A. 1>. 1895. Si:<'. 5J. That the same penalty as is now imposed by law tor failing to render in and assess property for state and eounty purposes shall be imposed upon all property of said town subject to assessment and taxa tion that shall not he rendered in and assessed in accordance with Section two (2) of this ordinance. St;<'. 1. That all taxes assessed and ordered collected under I his ordinance shall he paid to the Clerk of the Town Couneil. or to such other per son as may he appointed for that pur pose, during the month of February 1895, and until the first Tuesday in March thereafter; and upon failure to make payment of the same us here in required, the person or persons so in default shall he subject to the pen alties and costs provided hy law for failure to pay the general State and County Taxes; and the same to he enforced by order of the Intendent or said Town Couneil, for t he use of said town. J'assed and ratified in Council assembled, this the lir»t day of Janu ary A. I>. 1895. N. II. LIT'] LEJOIIX, 1 ntendent. J. E. Wki;m i;k. Clerk Town < ’ouneil. I'ur anything wanted in Heavy (iroeeries, Shoes, Hats, Caps, ('lothing, Hardware, Fanning Iniplements of till kinds, and many otIter tilings too numerous to mention. Call and set* for yourselves and get priees. I will alsos^ 1 seeure in the next 10 days a lot of Acid 1’hosphate for composting. Get my priees before buying. Respectfully, J. I. SARRATT. ftiF'W S.—I have three Houses for rent to-day. Don’t forget my mill day?, Monday,Thursday ami Saturday, — ■■■■-" 11 ■— -j wio wm*; wki.i.i.nc; 'rut*; ^Premium Carolina Buggya 'I'iie I*e*t 'J'liiiifr on 'Wheels. Their Spindle Hotly Road Wagon is a beauty. Everything tliey make is fully guaranteed. Call on us and examine tin m and get prices before you buy. V e also carry a full line ol ail Grades and Styles, from tin* cheapest to the REST, which is the I’remiutn Carolina Buggy, built on honor by the CAROLINA IU GGY CO., Yorkville, S. C. Call ami see us. W'e sltall l)' 1 pleased to show and sell you anything in our line. — GAFFHEY YIAGOH AND FURNITURE CO. Having now completed our stock, of *Staple and Fancy Groceries* and Confectioneries, we tire re tidy to invite our customers to call on us for anything in our line. 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