The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, March 15, 1895, Image 4
SARRATT-60F0RTH.
•THOSE WHOM GOD HATH
JOINED TOGETHER,” ETC.
A Charming Country Marriage Beauti
ful in its Simplicity.—The
Drive and the Wed
ding Party.
PERSONAL PARAlfKAPHS.
Th<* inarrinj'e of Mi*. Joiin T.
Harmtt ami Mis- I.oUii lioforth V\ e<l-
nesday aftcnioon at the home of the
bride's parents :tl (irassy Pond, was
beat!fill in its iinplieity.
The gn>'m and attoi lanls left tin'
city about '1 o’clock for tin* m- tie of
the wedditiir. riie weather'.VII- iin-
propitious. t!" ;e hiinj: a sliyht driz
zlin'.; rain, hut t hat d d 'i"t damp* m
the ardor and -id iiu-ia- ni ot the wi I-
din ; party. After a drive "f S' v n
miles th" (tarty arrived at the quaint ^
y t o pretty hon'i • ,f ‘ : !ie parints of the , w.. m th.eit
bride-, lee!. It is situated upon a iterday.
beaut; Ail knoll, lathe mld-t of u a. 0. ;x,-n:ieity. of Ua<-i-;shur^, was
loveiv : ovi of muj' Stie oaks whict!
in llu-ir Sjden.lidness s<- med f' 1 eo ! ^
their t •• >-uiost hui^Iis ; n upproval 1 ! 1
Movements Of People You Know And
People You Dont Know.
Mrs. \V. A. Wheat, who has been
spending some time in Greenville
with relatives and friends, lias re
turned to the city.
W. W. Uurgi s, of Greer’s, passed
through the city Tuesday.
Miss Alice Thompson accompanied
Mrs. 1 Jammer to her home in Ash-
boro, N. ('., Wednesday.
Maj. W. Hunt, representing the
Greenville I'ertilizer Co., of Green
ville. S. (!., was here last Tuesday
looking after the interest of his com
pany.
W. U. .Jackins and A. G. Mintz, of
Blacksburg, were in town Tuesday.
W. A. Wheat went to Greenville
fcittturd.iy night on u short trip.
Frank Brown, a popular knight of
{he grip, was here Monday.
Mis . M it tie Martin, of Pacolet, is
the gttesl of her brother, Tally, at
the I.inie.duui Inn.
<). L. (iofortli, of Xea’-vi’lo, X. C.,
GENERAL CONGLOMERATION
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.
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Hint tins !•'.s: i» iimio too |'oo<l f r • .i
c.t-toliK-: «; ami t!i ; ; v.-ie;; .1. : air i . r
our prodnctH i« j riK i that
OUR PATRO L, KNOW
where !
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wlicro t." secure Mb* t frrade of »n:i <, ■ i » 4
terlal, i] ,!i-: . <ts|iver!>..', h.v.ert pricer, I. I JUtUl'o !!. I
amll, <; (•> alts rnlly. I i ...
AUGUSTA 'A MBER CO., ^ '
lOVClS
Doors, 111)!.(Is, I.miil.! r, sf.o.
“liny of the .V .' or.” AUGUST > GA
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Building Notes.
firillnd itt
V’d hi tin*
. i i!i>pron-
' Mir! have
. nw-'i
“Dew drops” fell on a serenading
party at S. ],. Hopper's Tuesday
night.
Kev. C. E. and Mrs. Robertson will
shortly go to housekeeping in Mr.
•Spake's house on Limestone Avenue, i
There was a recefition at the Lime- i
stone In:. i;*st nigiit in honor of Miss-s ;
.Miitie Mai a in and Ella Major. (Juite a |
party of young folks were present and 1
the evening passed most pleasantly. !
M'ediiesday and yes-
i he
■mplisla ! .-ale.-I.tdv, Miss ;
.J. W. Tolii son. is now v.itli .f. R.
’ Toile-. tn 'vlit: she will lie pleased to
K ' 1 ' 1 ;l ' "‘ ,l ' • i see her friends and former customers.
at! faction at tie- Suit hern
it.
A. >\mn
> is putt ing
up :t
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and ail
Ii11.i verair
!:» to
his
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Drr.s- Needy ana
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no. \. laiw, e.;-iiier of the Spar-i
’•;urg Savings Batik, wa in the :
the event, dr. and
were 1 ia>-l liosj'it ;d)ie ,•
ing un lorn to make t i
of tlie pa ty idea ai •.
<iofortii | eit, 'Ak -iu 'lav.
ud left iv'tli- j .’ire .iarl‘n. of !'..e.-let, was in tli
uhxrt -ray 1 city Satin:lry.
Vt ! : M Hi >se i W. .J. iliie r. of K‘><
Hill,
w ho had gathered !•< wit lie.- r the eer- , s» veral ilavs in • ne city Hie past week
oniony aibied in the parlor on {lie j ?■ is !i his s'>;i Hr. ■■ ■ Buddy Miller.
i Me
Railway Park yesterday was tin*
raising of the new pole-’ for the elec
tric light;. There was as many
lent spectator-- and bosses as there were
laborers.
t Lm-.”
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THE WHEEL of business tu "ns
without friction at the ’ ^
HIVE. We oil itwithV^e
extract of low prices and bi-
values.
Ladies’ !>lack Hose .} ( ..
Men s Socks y, c
2000 yds Calico, fast color o : <\
Hu spenders with ruhlior welih. 5 <•.
ard wide Bleechitiif .1 » .
! ruit ol the Loom Hleoehii ,
Machine thread, 200 yds, per ;.u ,1 . •.
Men’s b'urr Hats,. ’ . . . . . .each 2 .• <
Men’s (Veedmore ’i tes,. .pm 1 pair 7~> e.
Jeans Bant.;, licttyy,.... “ •< jp
SEEING is believing, of 000.33,
but in this case, seilmg •
wearing.
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[ ,'i ;ss 1! a«'k!i y have
haw hs
Pill!
pond while t ho groom w > .dtired in j < J.'.nu
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ti :.l:
\\a> t'cie uuinh-r of seln
the iiiij)r>»V(’in('iits
: :‘e completed.
() „, . 1 lost master Tone Liitiijolui has
blue hlac . .md tan kid gloves. j Or. W. H. Huinrick, manager of i [euml it nece--ary to enlarge his
Tie Re. 11-01 M. Bovd had 1 tin t iatfiu r Manuraeturing Hompa- ; bux- s wnei, he uses in the postollme
taken hi- -tardlnthe .-eutr,'of the | ny s ,io,e. k.-avi., this morning for to ^papers. I ns has been
parlor *an<l iM n ai::N,*lv tjA-gr.n torc:i(i • l.«*rt ‘YU <ia 1 .« * \• > iiay tlit* 1L “ 1 liv ''/‘'V ’ u V’" 1 tl ‘!'
the impre Mve marriagi eere.nony of : E. ti. .Met ••liougii, of I'nioii, was »nnnln r of LimorKS vnien he _
the M.-thodisi !episcopal v'iiureh, 1 inhe ei:> y, ;{. rdr.y. > debteis. ■- y ■
after wliieii Divine bh .-sing was in- 1- rsii-eil •• ass.-y. of \\ i 1 !ci11\ibc, \. Wood expect.- to be able to i ’
yoked u|ion the newly wedded pair. , wa:-among t lie visitors to the ci«y move into his new hoe-: - sometime
After congratulations the party ini- i yost a May. . s between th«‘ ioth of tl.is tn.mtb ami ' 1 •'
mediately lagan to make preparations : ‘l rule .Inn Mekown, of Wilkins- *, he iirsi i'l'laxt. Mr. \< L Wanllav..
to ret urn to t he city. Tliey arrived | vil!*,'-as lure W i-dnesday. ; hook-Jieeper for the GaiVn Manu-
about (i o’ciix k and a.t once repaired j a. !>. ■icHollougli, of l nion county, , f a( .tm-jug Gompany, will occupy the o -
to tin' residi uce of Mr. Sarratt on i was in the city yesterday on business. | j, ol j S( , >|f. Wood now lives in. J
■Nortl, IMwl s.r,ol,»-Ucn. ll.oywr, T..I iMIH..!, •.( WilkinsvilU-, wa* ^ L _L,I W,'i?,};.) .
Krca ...I l.v (r.ciuls anil n.lalin*. At IKU-Vtaln^b,. . . , j ,h|« |,|, u . ( . ls i„ |y ..iraum. ! „.,iv'™al .1 UTOl
S o dock an elegant supper was! .1. r. notiord. of \\ UKiusMiie, nau | i .... - . i >. u.u.v ... a i
served, Mi.-s Olive Surratt, acting :.s j business here yesterday,
hostess, was ably assisted by Miss | Jonathan Buicc, of Hickory Grove.
Alie Ross and Mrs. W. C. Carpenter. ! was in the city Wednesday. .
Those that attended the marriage | W . t.. (orrell, of hiiartannm..,, was i n-*
were: Alderman Fred G. Stacy and here yesterday prospecting.
Miss .Jennie Ross. Mr. Boyd Hames , Wyatt i/ipscomh, of Pacolet, was
and Miss Laura, Ross, Messrs (). I>. ; in the city Sunday.
Goforth, of Nealsville, X. C., ami Mrs. Dr. .1. G. Black, of Blacks-
,Fno. Holland, Dr. J. Roddy Miller, I burg, was in the city Monday. ^ t
Miss Manerva Sarrait. .1. T. WiK.d, Miss Mary Stacy went to Blacks- ; absolnti-ly new sultscrihers during
Miss Amanda McClure, |\ P. Goforth, ; burg Saturday and remained until , ^| 1( , [.xjutii of February and it wasn’t
7’ : LA ; CvvU4AAAMMAiMMAGiA H
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CHAS. H. CM-L.ISI.K.
. .e lo ito at! wc
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Mr. A. Porter, an aged citizen of
in needy
| stances. The old gentlemen is want
ing light work of some kind, such as
: bottoming chairs, etc. He needs it
I and is not. begging !m
j Will not the good citizens of this
place interest themselves in some
way and see to it that Mr. Porter is
assist ed.
'IIS
It Is Merely Goo.i H alth.
Thai heau'iHiii eon:; J- • '. a is health
preserved by b’ir.ans Ikdinla-.
i-ip: '
clear i!
mat’ e Ii ••
il< - puriG the hl(»o'h
.■in Ol I'll Hi:
I •, wirth iivhig.
I . :
ouild-
iin.
HK JiKDiiKK received fifty-seven
UJlvi 0: ;.ixeUlV.UiX UL LUi.i
Jr... and T. J. Alexander. i Monday.
Those who attended the supper * M. M. Tate, of Webster, was here
were i ! Hut iirduy on hu.sincss.
Misses Jennie, Alio and Jauira G. .M. Cline, of Blacksburg, was
Ross, EfTie and Mittie Hopper. Leila in the city Saturday.
Hollis. Rev. G. M. and Mrs. Boyd.: C. Sarratt. of Grassy Pond, attend-
Rev. B. P. Robertson, Messrs, i' - . <i. ; edllie horse sale Saturday.
Stacy, Xathan Littlejolin, Boj’d J. M. Alii hi, ol Blacksburg, was
Hunies, O. I*. Goforth, Chunl Ross, aim igtlie interested spectators at
Jno. Holland and Dr. .1. Roddy Mil- th • iiiirse s:ilo Sa!ur'iay.
l er . ‘ Postrnaster C. H. Robbins, of
Several of Mr. Sarratt’s friends j Trough, was in tlie city Satttrdajn
presented him with hcautilul oak Dr. II. P>. iate. (;t I rough, was in
writing desk of exquisite polish and ■ tin* city Saturday,
finish, and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Car-j W. i.. Devercux and DanielCarnish
penter presented a beautiful hamhoo | arrivnl in the city Monday to do the
rocking chair. | papering in .'or. V, oid s new liousc.
The Painieito Minstrei’s orchestrn Mr. M. Dom ily, of Cliarlotte, lias the
serenaded the I,ride and groom about contract.
9 o’clock, giving a niunher of liciiuti- Mrs. E. F. Carroll and children
have j'.'ined Mr. Carr.ill liercand will
a good month either, heeause it was
very bad weather during almost the
entire month and then again it was
some shorter than most months.
Help us spivad Thk LiUKiKK and wc
wilt endeavor to give you the worth
of your money in the newspaper line.
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Oil" great (jlK Stioil oe.'tl 1 iy j >;g tl'e iili 1- id' i In' rich . ! il(*
pool*, ilio tutili, w-iLtiUi urn! ('l.iMr- ::, in am! cu.tti-
irv, is ; V, here (*;ut wi* Buy (Jooil, iL iiipin Sjn, •. /
i Don’t Let It Slip
vour minds But eomo ttml see fluit Oj’U !1 : ’S \RE
T!!K BLST IN TOWN. Wc It.'v.v pri . - i: , . b .,f ;i ll
from Roe toJf.’LJiD in L:niif - l.utt.m sL.;. iiie ; 75
in Men’s course siiucs. !)(!c to ■.00 in. M i . ,• hoes
tunl ().\ioI -.
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. ■ ■ WcLy Iul.: ;5G W'Ts -
GAt-FNEV:
V
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Index to New Ads.
'rhe follwing are the changes in our
ad colums this week. Wi' invite,
your careful inspection:
Galfm y A Cole have more monkey
talk of an interesting nature. D-?’ •. 3.’■. ?
T. Davenport advertises etieiiinher
pickles.
Wilkins Bros., discourse on “A
Vital finest ion.”
ILL. Parks A Co., talks of the
“wheel of business ”
Carroll, Carpenter A Humphries
. s*
V !«- - - -rr.ir cv- :•
rufr.ct .rets of
sroung* Ladies and i'n»:
W
c nave
t In
tail's;
sharpt
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*'I t!
- ? %
tin* *• Bioacliotte
'ati .it L: atlt.
dam
1 tee) h; i,,
SVijldeG :•
'd
fill selections.
' "‘*-' ! remain until he finishes painting Mr. ,, n ... . _ . .^ ).
Andrew Jackson Caudle is Dead. , Wood's house. They are stopping ( tc! ; °‘ 1 ‘‘‘'f. < l> i 1 i i
Andrew Jackson ('audio died at at R. s. Lipscomb's. I
his home on Graiard street yesterday j i\ Brown, of (Jowdevsville, was!" 'Vt" ' a ir ow n s '<r\.
„ t i or • i a. .• .... , . * ! Cheap Jim Aantz says as much as
afternoon at 1 :b."> o'clock of imeiuno-, m fae city yesterday. i -i i • • i 4 i :
niu. ife was horn in Chatham .ioc Jolly, of Dellingers, was in t he ■ B 11, "l* 11 * 1 " 1 ,l< •
county IN. C., on October T 1S71. !,it y yesterday o„ bind,less. | .' , *,V* a{lyeri ™* ^ :
He had heei married, hut his wife Nathan Up-eomh look a trip to ! ia ! : ‘ ur > "7r ! 4 < ^' ^ KirM< ^ 1 '•
died on March Blast. His death the bpar. an ei. v Wednesday. , L ^ Bfney wants a st raj- horse
leaves four little orphan eliildren, ! *— \. V \\ ood advert.ses a lot . f
two girls and i wo buys. They imye I Th e J. K. Nix Seed Co. j second-hand household goods which
two children dead, both ; iris. .Mr. ; We published an advertisrnent n he enumenites, as wells as town lots
Oaud; • nuived to tins oho'e fro.’n cKi'ile • ■!' \ve; ks ago for t lie Xix Seed ! bir sale iir/l farms for rent.
Clifton about two years ago. He was Co., of Hamburg. S. C. Wo received | T. IB Cole has a notice to creditors
a Baptist ar.J a verj ardent ehurcli a postal 'lieotinr dev saying tliey 1 0 ^ ( ‘ *'■ R' ,S:i -
inJ 7 • ■ ■ ' ;
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O: j a i; in * yp*. r,»>: - 47.
Purc":a-c cur innkc, wl ich v. c guara;. . \ i he
Superior to any :oM :5out!i, :.tJ thereby
S-:ve Money.
WINDOW ai:.! FANCY GLAS S ASPKCiA TY
wn^T \% itv
ja". EIvAAAi, .
tip (: a e! all kinds oL Spi-ing
"or the natron.
A tiling of Briutty anil joy piivvi't*. is
: !lot's a sill), t’ttti, wi'l i. - \V«-i: .‘.U '
■ tit
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yen.
Cuni< and
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ruli line of Eva no- !
Canned!
saied and
Fruits that are going! ti-.r
cheap.
One iiundred and nEy
pounds o ' fancy can-
i in
i <)ih e-
i yi’l
inaii fitil ; s-.» ir tr tit,
.-iiuc- id' tin' In st make.
If von go in for ijualitY
sold.
Yours lot* Best \ ;tin< -.
,M' iH'aa O;
.it ;n: l «
in mind
:n
renii iin*.T w w : ; u>
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WILKINS BROS,
Gaffne
* • •
n :Os r
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uvh
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•ker. An acquaintance remarked had failed aici 1 i s, the money sent
worker
min
Hoard A - .Johnson's ad sneaks for
re: a rued to iL M f
ii. We have Remember to 1c
p ■/ t-A sei- at Mfc per !b.
!
l!:e merchants
ml he was i\ true Chri-tian gentic- reason n. Iielii",; linn Is somelliing j know’von can rend by mentiiimng
inn.'' Mr. Caudle was a 'ontraetor wrong a ho.,:-, tiiis bn-I ness and will | Bull* ud. it don t make any diller-
tomer or not they will appreciate it
and treat vou belter and then they
to Tu it j.-aac:;: tlmt 'his life wiiiie ill m f. ;
here®ii:ei been an i xemplificary one the p rs'>us
and
und had to work ii|» a look into it and if they have used • W ‘ M ’ r . V<)U :ir *' a re «ular <*us
business in this eoinnuinity. The the mails for fraudulent purposes wi
funeral will take place today at .‘j, will make an elbirt to have 1 he gov-
o’clock at I’rovidence cliureii, Rev. : oriimi'iit look into the matter. !
B. P. iiobertson ollieiating. Don’t send any niore money to the ;
A singular coin,'klent in relation to : J. K. Nix seed Co. They refered us ,
Mr. Caudle’s death was that when to several houses in Augusta and we ; Unclaimed Letters,
his wife died a year ago lie had a pro-! will muki i nquiries. Hereafter no j |q s f „f hitlers remaining
sentiment that he would die just one j advertismens will he inserted unless | o {ip. 0 uncalled for to date:
rant.
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ovand oi LDDaenaea
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per can.
Yours, &lc..
c oa ’ • ; q rr
■ S.
20c!w.!u.i
; HT- Hi f ,
I til IB
-ctirry a comple!,' litt' ,>f-
will not think they are spending rt/J \AfC , OQ’"*r7 ji
money for nothing. * ■ Yi * VV 1 ^ A1 ' ' J ! * i V •
• •%%*• •
NOTICE.
s remaining in Hie ( parents
_ r to date: ..i.n.i
year from that time. She died on we know positively the people are j | Id Jen Bry
the 4th of March, l!SiU and on the 51 rd reliable. l! may he that this is a ’ j q*
b'l-.'iny; at .1
■ I* (U si ri l.
\ II lit i ' I M'
FURNITURE,
STOVES,
BUGGIES,
of March, 1 St).) he was taken sick.
He believed he would die and his
friends say lie wished to die that he
might join her who had gone on be
fore.
Notice.
We have been lenient to our sub
scribers. The paper at $1.00 a year
is too cheap to allow us to loose money
on non-paying supscribers and it is
also too cheap to allow us to spend
money collecting subscriptions. If
you want the paper come in and pay
for it. If you don’t want it say so.
It don’t cost us anything to stop it.
Those who owe us may expect their
genuine failure, but we don’t think
so. We believe it to lie a swindle.
They’ve Had The Grip.
Rev. C. E. Robertson has been con-
lined to his home several days the
past week with tlie grip.
Mrs. Dr. Garrett has been sick sev
eral days this week of the grip.
Mrs. E. A. Brown has had an at
tack of the grip the past week.
\\ . < . Carpenter ha-, been eon lined | <(m> | (av } lorS{ , f rom j, W. Gaffney's
nM,5 “ l,n,n “ s, ' v, ' p;, ‘ ,l,,v * ,lm n,lst stable; about fifteen years old. Re-
J. C. Duncan.
Bcttie Gregory.
R. L. Wilkinson.
N. B.—Persons calling for these
letters will please say advertised in
Tiik Jj:i)«kk.
T. II. LrrrutJoitN, P. M.
March 1 J.
in llie j Parents eonlemplat ing sending j v * (,i '•
tiieir children to ('oop.r-i inn.-to:.' i i i l*. ■ .*' ; ! *.
instil nte an ! wishing to take advau- • t jon(' to pi r '
tag,' of our redtteed prices f'ii* 'hoo! 1 ^ ^ ■ i ! 'i 1
secure a coupon I "‘'‘tl r; ' : " i J'*
-••• • ItwiKKlfully,
mt'.u..
YOU
children will please call at 1 AutoII ,v
Stacy’s Bank am
ticket. Positively no fares will be i
charged. Without tickets all-fares; , , _ „ __ i
be n trip. Riehards.in AHo.. I,--ees 1 HOAfaO '.A i”; N oO N. .
WAGONS,
COFFINS,
CASKETS,
BURIAL
H JriDo,
Etc.,
.• ■azurmtcix*-' ■ . ■■v~r. s
Strayed.
at Ills home several days the past
week. Bill's hud the grip, too.
Ed Husky, of Thirl ety lias a very
sick shild.
Mrs. J. B. Easterly’s infant is ex
paper to stop if they don't settle in | tremely low.
the next week for we are not going to J “Nick” Thomas has been confined
furnish anyone with the paper in ad- to his home by sickness. He is up
Vance. You know whether you owe again, however,
us or not, so don’t put us to the no-1 T. !I. Law, who was compelled to go
cessity of sending you a per-onal ; to hi i home at Spartanburg several
dun. Of course this don’t apply to weeks ago on account of the rlieii-
persons who have made arrangements matisin, is reported as improving,
to send their paper, but to those who ! • •
have subscribed and their subscrip- | An Old Book,
tion lias expired. After this week Mr. J. A. Gaffney has in his posscs-
we shall drop all expired subscrip- tsion, a dictionary which is one bun- | -
tions, in and out of the city, unless dred and six years old. It was ; w I
other arrangements are mado for the the property of Ids grandfather, Mi- IN
continuance of the paper. chel Gaffney, and was printed by
| William Young, in Philadelphia in
The Presbyterian Entertainment. 17H«i. The Rev. John Andrews, f>. D.
The ladies of the 1're.sbyLcriun 1 was tin: reviser. Throughout the
church will give their entertainment I work the “f” H u^ d in many places
at the Gaffney Mule and Female Kem-! for the “s.” the ancient mode of ty-
inary next Friday night. It will he pogntphy.
remembered it became necessary to Mr. Gaffney also lias an old set of
postpone the entertainment on ne-! dog-irons v.hich belonged to hisgrand-
eoinil i>l tin weather. The progrq^ii | mother. Tin ,v were made in 1SC.2,
will eonsif.t of vocal and instrut i'A- after Mieliuel tiaffney died.
lul selections, recitations, etc. Awr
II
We have just pure-Msec!!
71)
turn to J. G. Spencer and get paid for !
your trouble.
' ' ,*■
'O'X
,t prices to suit the stringency of the limes. All
we ask is a chance to quote you. Our goods
are as good as the best and as cheap as roe
! cheapest,
/ We will take pleasure in conducting anyone
~ through our store-rooms and warehouses,
Which sits in our show window and l : ’-s BAR- rhe largest and most varied assortment m the
rOR SALE—A good second-hand GAINS all the time.
county.
Hooking Stove, second hand Cup-! \\j\ zi s r V>c Kqo of f'-* \i ’*!'.-B f ' vyf)f>k*
!■’ > I v.l.wA*. .Iw I.W w 2 . — . ,j ’ • _ . ». 1 - . . I • •
or ;> [ .00. Our motto is, “Satisfaction to an.
Respectfully,
,, ,,!)!?;{!
to | a »*■-; n. v v*** -a r O - ^ ^
GAF rMt.Y & O
pets, second-hand Swinging Lamps, o p rr c . r . j. ?, n , QQ
second-hand chairs, a good second- GOT. 00, * *5 i-OUHOo ^
hand Elevator and a good second- WniCO hJUgar, 2k. OO ■ ;0 D! 1 .UL.
imnd B»by carriage, by a. x. Wood, and othe. bargains in this line this week.
T OWN LOTS for sale. Apply
A. \. Wood.
mr. .-m /a xt 4
'iyj ,
iHKmToiw-AiF Just sStOD Slid
^ r f
* T r*
P -*»C* C
CARROLL, CARPENTER & Bi: ?!ii: 3.
C'OR RENT—Small Farm. Apply
* lo A. X. Wood.
OTICE To <
parties indchted to the late firm
of Cole Si Ross are hereby notified
that unless they call on the under
signed and settled by March Hr doth, |
JN5I.'), the claim against them will he
phu ed in Hie hands of an attorney for
colli ction. T. B. (’OLE, at Gaffney
& (’ole's store.
the entcrlainmeiil icfri'slunents
lie served.
•I - 'ib|i ■( i - tor i; iv h puH
and a |»h asant i'.'i-iiiojig is anil
ted lor lliose who attend.
pa-
, „ CUHtS WHtRt AU USE JAtlS. ■ I
lV»t igxwh Syrup, ‘('oau-h (a.mI. Umj I
lli>tlii(» IV'ia by ilrungHKa.
nna
I HAN K a lot of second-hand bug
gies and harness which I will sell
very cheap. Now is the iime to se-
I cure bargains in that line. J. G.
■ Hpeneor.
J ? |F
ii ' v 'liiUlii
360 Barrels of Flour unloaded at one t:m ■ .• * .*y one linn,
'rues
Who say they ar dolci-minid that tluM !••“ t' country shall
11 jive* good Bread to cat as well as.good I'loliis- •• . <■ o •• * ic.
lit
What’s the matter
with that Shirt? It’s out of stylo ,*11111 date. V
trifle more and got a good one that is made 1 :
comfortably and last twice as long.
I have just received
a big lot of all styles and prices and a variety of p.iiu > - to
select from.
We claim to have the Bos' assortm mii • T St. oi :’i.in town. COIT1C 311^1 SCC
We are ojiening tip tin 1 l*l*F. i rfl'T'' : d J IILAi'I-Sl lint
S1 ’ 1! 1N<i (5(JO 1 )S oyim* 1111 wn iietv liefe. •. ii 'Oil w i a piokand
elioiee of die pretties! gum Is \ on c or . > i a ■ . ;is we
►ods i'ts(. We an m, :«» .ti» this line
■;) iiu. a oil lo*' . i •' a >!• a t ..ant to
it re '.bug to sell th
as;; ineiallv litis
the new good- I am daily n c tving.
them whetlier you Buy or not, it help- the ;
you on styles and prices.
No 1 Vot'd 1 ;' to
and
lue
e ol
in
; t I
W ANTED—Five tlinieniiil huii'lli -
of good, muaid fodder. Apply
to UlchardMon & Co.. Lessees.
* l f \ i j X ! O ti ) j
v v • sD. Lit OU -. t’.'l ».> i.iL ij 11 xD.,
fl'tii' kill i(\* I's,.
A cordial invitation to everybody to come
I Q Q
J. D. GOUDELOCK.