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Etta Jane Notes. Algood News Notes. Kri a ,1 am;, S. r.. April 22.—As you [('orrospondonre of Im; I.ii>(;ki;| hnvc been so indulgonl in allowing ; Ai.oook. S. April —Messrs, your coMvspnr.dents to bring whist I- ! John and James llyais. Misses Laura ing. daneing. drinking, etc., etc., into . in ,| i/o;/ie Tindall, Marri ■ Smitli and their arfn les and giving them to the 1 Gallic Hears all wont to Spyrtanhitrg public for what tlu > are worth. 1 will j aS ( Thursday to attend the marriai:e ask you to allow me to digress from i ( ,f Mr. Earley Hates and Mi-s Hertha Corinth’s Clioice Chowder. [('orrespomlenec of I’nr. I.KiHiitK.I CoKiMii, S. April 11.— the it soon and late most of them are t ha ordinary course of a newspaper letter and pay m\ respects to an in- : stitution which lias long since been a troublesome factor in our social and business circles. 1 allude to the drinking saloon. I don’t care under wbat name you call it whether dis pensary, bar room, club room, saloon or blind tiger, it is one and the same although the dispensary is the most respectable regulation under which it has ever been called. For the sake of being fully understood 1 w ill say all t hose names or sy nony mus of t he same source of evil, and either is the title of an institution in behalf of whose existence no reasonable excise can he They returned Friday even- Tindall ing accompanied by the happy couple, Miss Mairgie Hates it id, and spent the night with i\ II. Hyars. They left Saturday morning to visit friends and relativi ■s at l’a< ..let. By t he way girls. I’m * angle ■ yet and liave a good i ’eason for In .•ing 'i). M*. T. Thompson. , of \ ! uin ;. pn •aeh- etl at A laiT'doni i S uni:. \. Me lia ve a nourishing Sin ■ •Vein Hll i! Ii brother who! at t!i- L* III Im. 1*. li. Byars and W i ll*. M'. l>. 1 #\:FS and wife visited .. w . S mil li atiil lamily Sundav. (i. (i. Mood, of ! » \ u r svi’i ; 1 *, ?«. . c., was somewhere iu the formulated or urged. They destroy i Jay, to see ids bos; ir parts M;n reckon. Farmers arc busy planting cotton and corn. They are planting less cotton and more corn than usual. The fruit crop > K np to ado. 1 notice several flaw hi tie last is sue needing correction. ii>. d blow ing gander from V. iikm-vi J. - is i Slim Sam. more of Saintliness, robust manhood, tender womanhood, and sweet and bright young life in the nation, year in and ytar out, than all other curses combined. Judges, magistrates and stat isticiun reiterate mournful lament that it ruins tens of thousands of our countrymen yearly. It is the one I j n o p, raise a black plague of the times, and gathers Wi-li. if he will !•- have him i h I will into its awful self ail the misery and ],g LJin es-ape thi< time. ’.id !;m; ferocity of the plagues that fell upon Hotnm Egg at Hu/./ar l do •-! isn t the amdent empire of Egypt. Hike : worth noticing. 1 would adwso i! to a terrible army of locusts, it be more careful and do unto, others covers the land with its destructive . 1S p would have them do unto it. swarms; like the plagues of lice and | C im hut welcome It. •'•. <,! Au- flies, it tills the houses of its subjects ( | t . rson items to the fold, with raspery irritations, endless dis-i Fi.aw LoiMtig rou. comfort and growing remorse, chang- j • ing that which might he a paradise Tickles from Teals Monaiite Mine, of bliss into a pandemonium of hor-| We’se aint got mureh tor write dis ror. < ; week. Hut we'se got a mity glide In the mansions of the ricii and | fm-de whopping mesies; fust powerful, and in the cottages of the j take tar and ply tu de feclcd parts, humble poor, itsevil abounds, defiling ,j t , n j ( .s stick a fu hditer life of its source and making the land place w bar you puts de t. ;-. a very abomination to tl»e poor and wim ole hlu hen malc!i an the good. It deharmonizes men, | on yer hneelus laig robs and plunders the house- blaze tu de tedders, hold, dwarfs the body, dulls the in- Since las week we se tellect and stultifies the moral sus-| m „| ( | t ,r feller acksy.iiy tnrmeis are gom;. t iiese days. the about done planting corn hut they haven't planted much cotton yet hut they wili plant in time and dor. t yeti i fi >rgi t it. We u-taiidy don't ( h w ’A hk- insviile could do without “tOccasion ally.” Aside from being a good news correspondent, In is tie- ' a ling 'r in | of that community. < >' course we n j one of the inferio.’ grade of corre -- pondciils, inn we hope wlieie we fail to represi nl our section *•« tcca.-ioti- al!y’ : will panlo’. us. A i!i:;.,. i . Li.nriu:. (rat her '.h ut loose mir ctli- ciciil .•orrespoiniing iirot her), ought to j-sv iiiio well for h.'S trouble, m hard cash of ceuA.nd another t hilio. lie i >s learned us souiethillg vor'.ii ki owin ’, mmiic! hing our weak ininu never wouid liave eomprelieu- ded, that is. a g. in-vcr wliis! It s. i 'l liat is true, hut if lie will look at his last week’s that a goo;-. t ry. The hawks are working on fui! time l he- e days. M e think they are !:iy- ir." nw.sv for hard 'ones, pidging trmu Blacksburg Booming. j< 'orr< -pondeiice of i ni; LKiiura. | H:.a< rsm ko. S. April, 21.— llhieksluirg is again getting into the line - t progress. ( lie reduction works, which are f ist approadiing coiuplet ion, will h” t he largest enter- p; i of tie kind in t he - >ut h and will la- the only one in t! .• world lo 1 h run o. the sat:• rletli id. I lie -Id. aue iroiiglit from i lie yen uiih - from the t hr. .ugh tin < 'alorie ■■.-si »re Koa M ing I’ur- ‘ he A uieriean Uedue- 'n •' urin '■ (’o., of I’liil- ..ml e, m.-s out in a ■b! ion ft”mi v. Inch U-1 Pleasant Grove Paragraphs. [ ('orrespondenee of TlIK LePOKH. | 1'1.1.sam («i;ove. April 17.—Me havt organi/ed a debating hoc let y at this place and meet once a week. It ’s sure fun to hear some of the hoys speak, using their hifulutin diaboli cal jawbreakers (golly, your corres pondent is getting in deep water) hut us I was saying, those hoys sure use l.atiuengiisligreen., (I ii.il s a maser.! ! like to hear them explain their views in so brief a manner, expecting champion Charley ils.Iiewoiild probably he a good stum M e are to join • igns !iis name < ’. E il(> i ' I .1 1MC 11 -r he will readily see •a;i hollow, or :.i least >11* : i- n . ■ i fi• • the naulact lire ,o n; .;j ,!c i. j j.t •! th’. :>ei I Will be I by t'n ■ I i;ir!i .:o 1 nrt iii/ r Co., util! rm niifa.’t ure of Acid Fcr- iiii/i-r-'. dr. i.dward Allen, of Halti- moie. tin agi’’cable and o nt lei-iai.lv contraetor for the ii'-id clianibers. • .|,j Tn:; i.; t • r- • ent at i ve t hat tii--ciip.ieity would i>*■ ti-.irty-ton a 0: - v. • ■ ii’.m.i"- I an,! t wcnty-livc tons of’ead will I..’ us, d in the con- ’ j'llCt iOll . I ! 1; '‘ill cl t liev alone will i o-i ; acni eliamiii an t!i earrving oil ciii" - i here ii!»--n't iiei-n mi ehi' inis ccrtainiv si: ;n iten an de an den ick hit to to eeptihilit ies, prisons and weakens the fruitful streams of life until they fail to work their way into the best mar kets of the world, curses trade and restricts commerce, blisters our na tional ami domestic happiness, blights future prospects, stifles pub lic virture, gags and strangles the sleep. Hltdder Mk Kcs fum is about Hold on den- will ye, let us-, yer about our mi brudder, (in 1 our ilesh an hlud lirii'ch-r ji brudder in fait h) he’s be courtin man yu eher sene, a smart feller tu (li'ics ids hatigim-sl an he ipn gal’s lions public eoiieience and is the lostering | a foi’e her daily say so.) mother of public calamity crime and i Me an de oh-oman tuid ,vun oh !>’ criming. It makes ! wussest fusses de uder nite you eln-r Plenty of poverty, plenty of pain, herd tell oh, iiil stalled dis wa : de Plenty of sorrow, plenty ol shame, j () | ( . Diuan -iIh’ up ar. say wi se .ih- i’ --- ges ruseale dat I’her III), »-!> cose we don’t tak niiHin oh lie sort, -o we grab de p iker an him awa at dat nig ger’s head an you jes orter had •' ne de wool fly, an afore we got tru -vid j she wus sho an nmole nigg' '. Hrttdd* T. \ v go* in tc; scrape, W'-nt up ter to.vu -i isc !u w i ii! ter ib- >pe; gal oil !:i •- e!i ;in to ijuiiv limit id.- w Ins llilt eiu <1 elll t !c h:! got their share. (». li. 11. Clary 1 ot w heat, we d mb' • anywhere in this fact- about t he l-i;-im-s. Mrs. Jane Ciary W’helchel visited trie | last Sahhath. Misses Sallii and Lillie Mien visited t heir sister, Mrs. Hamlet Tate, last Saturday night. Mrs. Sam Porter visited J. M'. Al len’s family last lord’s day. James.Mhi: had the misfortune to | loose one of Ids cows not long sine L some means and fell was hrokim. Mi ssrs Janie- \i!in and .1. •>. Car ter went over to the lead mine Sun day. .Messrs haw reie-e James and John Addis, of Mk-bster. were in this eom- munity not long since. Me don’t know, hut w - believe lin y came to see somebody s giris. By the way. John Hridges was al Sam M lielchi I's again la-1 - i.iiday. He didn't eat -Mnm-i tiiougn. i paint anu i m- a ourg a: ;i '' , ‘ :u ‘ I ten,rises of a like natim ii we can he heat t 1 • ... community, the it gits 1 liar. and Sarah Is in Fnion amo-rs and \Y mii.-l Ki.n: Hi. The Vim sett ea tighl. The that will la: t \jn n-•- s of and [iloW h of iron for Stop toward •h-ur pr. dit. foil II d t wo i siiain i aim- Poll. 1 i. per. H gel s t here. Me liave been over some of the t.i-w worlu-u roads and so far they sure worked tlu-m. Those that never pai ! i heir eonipiii at ion tax are now "rumbling when warned outhif their j crops to work the roads,but we are a murmuring people. M’e grumble over the political question, thefinnn- cia! quest ion and of hard times. M ho knows best wiial we need ourselves or I In- govern m- M 7 M’e should fii-s: olitainwhat we ueed. tlmn look after, t he government. tudy economy. J. S. ay a plow for Id cts. a> long as t wo new ones ter too. Isn’t that a The Only (ire at and thoroughly re liable builclimf-iij) medicine, nerve tonic, vitalize!* and Blood ifier 1’efore tlie people today, and which stands preeminently above all other medicines, is GROVES ,MHe s ' ^IDRENiA VlGS’ l-v-UU e'-onomv- Hi an lie ; She heeame entangled in lier r ipe i i am tier necK H and a lir.st -In > h-ikery. two en- of which no town its size in the -Uite e:ui boast. ; Both are in a nourishing condition ; and are run by a native Blacksbtir- , , ger, Josiejdi Hlaek. .dr. Hiaek is one ■ : of our most progrissive citizens. J. J. M'hismiant is successfully I operating.-! door sash and blind fae- i tory in eon in’-i i>n with his large and j extensive iinnlc r business. There is talk of the organization of a company for the e.mstruetion of a cotton s; -1 oil mill and also one for tlm ei*i ct ion of a eet ton mill. Work on ('ompuny ! eomni'-nee Corn is up in places and is looking line. ;-i,me of us liave planted cot ton seed, hut think they had better stay in the ground awhile. M e like to read Flaw Picker’s and Mrs. Ann M'utcrs’ letters on the ‘•model man”. Three cheers for them both. Success to Ledgoritcs. Bt’STKK. tii" ihirliam Fertilizer S niammot!: si nu-t ure will 1 ,1 once. muen 1 lie I The iii.v- I ti le r Mi -.-:1b v> ti'-r,..; . \ rm .a mMb .‘-ib'cM \ no a in Plenty of broken hearts, Hopes doomed a ml si ab b, Plenty of graves in the potters field. The farmers are planting cotton seed this week. The weather indicates springtime and the birds and fl-'Wi-rs arc rejoie- , ing ill t Ite.r ll I’l’o i'.dings W ll i ic the : jllhilclit gee haw of the p! i.vcrs falls j like music on the farmers' cars. j i 1( . . t j;, The Salem Sunday Seim J decided yesterday to observe M ednesday, the ^wore hv de great horned lieb-v first of August, as childrens’ day. S( , m ,.boys pull -non- by Elaborate preparations will he made rut( , s< for a grand time and all Sunday j Here is wum on o;;r hoys dat h (School scholars, ministers, teachers monoplv oh de gals o mu'-h d- de balance oh de hoys hub ter lil! le tig.it i: ; n :.-! w ilh a vim unl i! I hey g I hey eoie-luded t: • y lia< so.ne one else light i h t ll- msel’. eS S-) I ill V -! •)' LL DSSEASES of the blood are cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which 1 y its vitalizing, enriching, and alterative ! 'Meets makes only IPJJiKfE □LOOD. A. N. WOOD, BANKER, C irsapariHa It h is won its hold upon the hearts of the people by its own absolute intrinsic merit. It is not what we say, but what Hoods Sarsaparilla does that tells the story: — Hood’s Cures Even when all other prepar-! ations and prescriptions fail. “I havebeena'fiicted f r over twenty years with a very aoro limb caused by bad blood. I began tailing Hood’s Sarsaparilla and liave been getting better ever since and can truly say that it is the best medicine that I have ever seen.” Arkema Kitching, M’hile Pond, South Carolina. Get HOOD’S ’c Dilleiuc tasteless, mild, cfTec* ■ 1UUU a r Ilia tj vc> All druggists. 25c. TASTELESS CHILL. 3S JUST AS GOOD FC?R ADULTS. WAWRAWTEC- E>R&C££Octs. G AI. ATI A, ItX3„ Nov. 10,1003. Paris Modlclno C"., M l.imiM, Mu. Gcnllemcn:—We 3 >ii! lest year. 000 bottles o£ GROVE S TA8T!-U,K.-S CHIU, TONIC uml have bouuht thr-o «ri.?3 iilrently thl - i ear. In all oar os- pcriciico of 11 years. In the drug business, have never sold an article that pave sut-h oaiveraal satia« laetivu as your Tonic. lours truly, AUNilV, CZ.UR &C0. For sale by \Y. H. DuPrc. W. L. Douglas $3 SHOE :e O' and looked foilgiit tiie of M' pm f I V' * ■ '•■t.-r, n ,■ long slitec. y. i ■J i ; n 1 , t i Pr.iyton- ■! :.d:iy. V\nr^A- Tin Li :• 1 does a general Hankingand Exelnmge iiusiuess. seenn d with Hurgiur- i’roof safe and Automatic Time Lock. Sabiy Deposit Boxes at moderate rent. Beys and sells Stocks and Bonds. Buys County and School Claims. Your business solicited. IS THE BEST. FIT FOR A KING. . COKDOVAN, FRENCH & ENAMELLED CALF. £ 4. s 3.sp Fi ne Calf ^Kamgasoq. ’'S.sppouCE.a soles. V.'0RKIMg|^^» -EXTRA FINE- boysschoolShoes, •lathes* g SEND FOR CATALOGUE W-E-DOUGLAS- - - erocktoh.a-lass. Over One Atllllon People wear the W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes All our shoes are equally satisfactory They give the best value for the money. They equal custom shoes in style and fit. Their wearing qualities arc ensurna-sed. The prices ore uniform,*—stomped on sole. From $1 to $3 saved over other mokes. If your dealer cannot supply you v.-e can. Sold by WILKINS BROS , Gaitiiey, S. C Livery and Feed Stables. Headquarters for drivers and Farm ers, who want to buy s 11 orexchangc. I make a Specialty of Feeding Stock. First-class turnouts at reasonable rates. Cattle and Hogs bought and sold. J. G. Spencer, Proprietor. ; ii :;<■ Wi! 30Yrs! Ut* \ i e >\ ill writ'- i vi-r ory of ‘ •( i.-'-asi'diaLy him. Then i iv-s a migT.ty u uml friends art; cordially invited to uttend, and a pic-nic dinner will he given the children and every elTort ■ will he made to mukothi' occasion an enjoyable one. The exercises will ; consist of speeches, recitations, dia logues and singing. Two hands are ; expected to he pr<-M nt besides some distinguished speakers and educat ors. Hey. Mr. Edwards preached at Abingdon f'rt-ek yesterday. His text was Hebrews i I :2J. The sun is now getting hot and ; our‘‘Knightsof Rest’ will have to reorganize. Me expect to have a full membership during the hoeing season at least. From recent indications I think there will he some application | for female membership. This, of course, will he voted down as it is strictly 1,11 organization which is in tended to protect male members, j only, and tho constitution provides that each member must make his | wife and children support him and furnish him good clothes to wear, besides a sullicient amount of pocket | change to keep up Ids social credit and make loafing respect able. The male members do not intend to sur render their rights to the females. .1. !,. s. cr pa.* ter call on item. Sam no wo « • Yes We Jo. !)i\ ■ ■ L> t he im'in- 1 of We do i-. 1 >'e nan in M’ilkins- ville. .\!l his | 'iwers we can’ 1 t -1 i: But wo kno", what e’er h -falls n>, This man d u-th all things well. Si.1 *: .s \ a. 'shori Srcaih, Paipitalion. Mr. A. N. M ood , of (ialfney, was in Did You Ever Chariot h • yesterda He is a hanker Try !■:!•• '•I :*i • Bit t ers a> a dy f. 111* of ((••ifne y and is ] ifeident of t he ( oill- your11 ■ n; l > i • • s? ! f n ;;'ct n hi! ie nev < -ot ton M i!!s. i; is to 1 •(• assuii;i- 1 now mi 1 -vi r.-iit f. i hi -ii ii ne that the poonle of Callney ful'y aj»- In, s b i • i i f ou:id t > bl jtnr; ;!iar lv preeiate Mr. M< i»d. He is a mun adapted In ; he n lief and cmv • of ; lil who has not oniy made a sueei ss for i'einale < ’ *:i) plu’.nts. exerting , a wo •» _ himself iiut has dnin.- mtieli for his derflll fli IT'F i in llu ;' j 11 ‘ in give :\i r town. He is not. only president of st rengi! ; :i:h! i tonet o the op/uns. If tlie cotton mill at <ialToey hut ii was you liav V r -s . >f \ pj a : i! t -, Cot ist i] i. 1 - founded largely h 1 ho confidence his tiou, ih •he. Fui lit; Spi ii.*. or good jin ligement com.minded. 1 in are Ne ■ Yuli: Slee; l«-s. E• itaid Ic, public 1; uirdly eve i' appiveiates suel. Melam 1 ! tui \ or tiMiil Med w it h 1 >i/. / v men until aft'-r : lie-,- pro dead and Sp dis, iv‘-l id'- . ‘;11 el's i.- t lie met ii 1 lipigs h* • gin to :• o t.>ps\ -t urV'-y for : eiu. yoi i I. 1 ( .!. Hea itli a t.d St la-ng il. want of i In ir linn i. •.'iii’liti ■; ha lids.— are y! •, . hi l-i 1 !>V it - Use. i, ar Chariot 11 [• > ib.-en. 1’. hot t I'-s Ulllv lift v e-'ii ts at \f. B. Du- j G. tV. SIoKinsey, post master of ! Kokomo, ip.fi., anti a brave ex-soldier, says: “J had bee a severely troubled -.vT-h L ark disease ever since leaving the ..re > :d the close of the late war. | i v.iis troubled with palpiUition and shortness of breath. I could not sleep on ny left side, and had pain , ro incl my heart. 1 became so ill il.at i was much alarmed, and for tunately my attention was called to Dr, Miles’ Heart Cure l he.abed to I ry it. The first bottle mpdc a decided improvt incrit in my condit ion, and live Itoltlcs have com* pleleiy cmvd me.” G. \Y. McivTNSr.Y, P. M., Kokieno, Irnl ire is Fold on n. ai;. -:,nir.: lliaMli.: lint liotlli, will 1 lent;tit. Ail ci-u^.a!sts:a!ll ital.ift, li li .lt !cs for€5, or it-.vlll h ■ ai-til. ijn-j.niil, on rcci-ii.t. of prico by iUu I r. -ul,-s MuCicat Co, l.ii Jiart, lud. Ac c.i dent ii ip plates and short notice -nove at A, fACN ,°e /f A Af. r o r '^S e>e. (d)jDo(f2ir^ vvi"It buy $ . T^ev rij^le Ml STYl?5 K /°f Toc*s. uilk ,r >b. H lvir\\ pCLir? oo Cheat; < s m Sa /p °o 1’o luive yon: 1 doin . Sp. .'Lil ntt. ing Buvm; a: kim! of hne v. i’ati ' t w'liei to he •_ i 1 Call inn! : ■ old stand. Lots Flaw Picker’s Clash. Flaw Picker, Flaw Picker, M'hat would you do without him? All the correspondents ’round Is nearly crazed about him; They shy around and seem as if They’re almost seared to anty. For well they know if Flaw Picker shoots, He’ll shore tear down their shanty. Flaw Picker. Flaw Picker, M'ho couldcn’t do wothout him? i The correspondents rather he I n heaven t ban about him ; They hate his everlasting tongue Worse than they do a hear, For well they know w hen he turns u| He generally fetches hair. I reckon you think you can get in n good whack on me and by saying , “this ends me on the subject” Hud there will he nothing more said. You “Occasionally” have sense enough to know that you want to write some-; tiling hut unfortunately, you don’t 1 seem to know what you are writing about after yon slarl it. Nobody was saying anything about a goose whist- . ling. tli(' subject was on girls whist ling. My, my! But, shucks! Mhals my worth while to answer it? I wonder if I could get that whistling goose you made mention of to carry away under my arm were I to pay’ you the visit you so earnestly desire. Flaw Picker. A Household Treasure. I). W. Fuller, of (’anajoharie, X. Y,, | says that he always keeps Dr. King’s New Discovery in the house and his j family has always found the very ! best results follow its use; Hint he j would not he without it, if procurable, j Y«. A. Dykcman, Druggist, Catskill, Y., says that Dr. King’s New Dis- |cry is undoubtedly the best Cough iedy: that he has used it in his dly for eight years, and it has [■r failed lo do all that is el.-iimed Why not try a remedy so long land tested. Trial bottles five B. Du Pro's Drug Store. Kcgu- fsi/i- .’ill.-, and fl .Hi 1 •V- li Our better halves say tlic\ could not keep house williout ChauiL'-r- lain’s Cough remedy It is used in more than half the hoim-sin L.-t-is. ; Sims Bros., Leeds, Iowa. This shows i the esteem in which that rciiieoy is held where it has been sold for years and is well known. Mothers have learned that tlit re is iioMiing so gud for colds, croup and whooping cough, that it cures these ailments quickly . ''- L i'.it. and permanently, and that ii is pleas- 1 irug St - ire. * vVioa n n loo A policy of insury'i"e ,.i si; -h eom- paniesasthe .Kina, Hone-, Hartford. America;: I in ai d Pemi- t i -iiiia t*. I n»teet your homo an-l hu.-i’ues fiMin lo.-• and -.iaina re hv lire is a wi - in- (U'.O lm» (>;ie it on imestonc Ave., with splendi 1 ■ > room (pittnge and good out hitil lilies. ope lot in "> st end witb splendid ii room cot tage. 1 ivt si -e building lots m ar cotton mil!. (die i xcolb ot lot Limestone pi' tu !:•• i •• and lot. west end. 1 * - r p i > a j»! iv to ant and safe for children to take. am! ."ill cent bottles for sale by M’. 1 i DuPn- I sh.il! he glad to fu- ni.-li sin-', pr - tection at any time, '’nil before in- suring. * • *^ .» •* * v M ^ v ^ r. G. STACY. Surveying. P ERSONS desiring survi yin/ done will please leave word at my home and it w ill reeeiv" my at teiit ioii. I will return home frequently to do such work. R. O. SAMS. GAFFNEY CITY RAHJAY CO. Carrol! & Co., Lossec. reheduh iviaClier 3 lil lie Co;i ut > : d'-i ideh to iimimition on :! nnl of Examiners hold l lie ! - aelit-r's ex- i! urda;.. liOt ii of vpril. *mi The following .March li. iS‘J a l.e : ve ‘ L , "uey (Lips. S :i;ii a. m. arriviu ' i lo-q. 1 list it ule S ; Li a. m. Ril i'R.MNo m -licet m!» * i:■' i-l.imes; I tot h • ivhile and (*' w i 11 hi ■ i xuininei 1 Ul apt i lie ants will he Ma qu ilia : t. qa k!'*i col- irei 1 in tin e tin ! im exaniinid ion oVl oM a. m. . that day. M’hite ! exiimined in the | d school building. | ! house. ; will begin at 111 GARDEN SEED! Large Assortment, Full quantity pa ers. We Cure Dyspepsia and Indi gestion. Try a bottle and be con vinced. I >111*1* ID. Phone21. Night call 47—2 Rings. w I<: a wi-; rue: i Premium Carolina Buggy* 'riic Host 'riling; on Whoots. riH’ir S|»in(ll(‘ Body Hoad Wagon is a Beauty. Everything they make is fully guai* nteed. Call on us and examine them and ge prices before you Buy. We also carry a full line of all Grades and Styles, from the cheapest to the BEST. which is the Premium Carolina Buggy, Built on honor By the CA ll< Hd NA BlTKiY (’()., Yorkville, S. (!. Call and see us. We shall Be pleased to show and sell von anything in our line. GAFFNEY WAGON AND FURNITURE GO. w^-aar- ✓«■*.*». -v** rniLoW (HAST; t. W. W CO. •.a.) v * . ' ^ ■* PIEDMONT AIL LINE. OQND*N3i;D SC1IKDLT.K OK I’A l . i: Kll TM *.n?3. Vtv. 'f stin I Ni:.;|}i -S'. ;e. N;> 1 " Daily Dully Daily Northbound April 21st. Lv Atlanta i tiim ti'iiin l> .. '• At Junta E time i> U>. <> e . . “ Norcross .. . .... i-».;•> :• •• llrfer I j •• 11 1-' 1 : t •'’*• 1- ■ « Oainc Vllie.. I 7e 11 t. 1 ' a’. M Lula a te.M a . * Cornelia it:2 II.vj a . •• Ml. Airy i’i-S-t •> il -■■ n . •• Torcoa : » 1 m. U.'-> a . « Westminster 1 ’ a 1 -* 1 • “ Seneca •• - i J p 1 “ Central 4 l ■ i. 1 • •* Greenville ! 5 p --J» r ■ •• Spurtanburp. li.M • • u . • - •• <.afTn'-ys. . j .. - - i 4 lb :> * •• Diackstuin;. .- ••u - • “ KinK’sMouut’n '• t • a ■ *> " Gastonia ...I • a ! : , Ar. Charlotte H.2-» - '■ a ' ' » Ar. nuin a:® ...12.« t U.t Ar. Hlebmond . I f.eii a -I-O ; a Ar. Wasi’lnKton . r.r r. : ' • Baltlm'e imi.h. U .. u .. ■ l , hllodclphia..|l 1 - ’ •• .or. •• New York ' : " Leav i'l.oie i-l/ma-stoiie Instit’.ite m. arrive at (Ja'Inev 2 :2.» a>sCxX > r3t- Ci A 1TJ ICN - Olliet! over J. R. Tidleson's new store. Teeth extracted without pain. “i’hono” No. 27, Re-iih'iiee- No. |(i. Olliee. Spurt anhiir B. B. CH.M’MAN, School ('i>mmissii>iier. S. M ith ;;u, VY.lt. Carroll,” , “Juiphries ■ r-u r~“- **-'ij* . ^ -jn.jv—'. (’oil *n Follow ** The Crowd To Wehster’s for von nuiA need in See.l Meal. Hul's, !1 Hoes and Earmin ay, Bran and Corn, t'otton I'lnnler- llandletl g linpleiiii-nLs of all kinds. Biggest carry a complete line of- i ' : In. l Southbound. No. * i So.: .*;. Daily | D.\ Iv , Lv Few York iMU: 4 3<l p l-M.’. in •• Pblladolpbla. cr • >> 7,.'D K. *• Baltimore ... ••/JO i) #.43 u “ Washington. ui.< ; i 11 1. ;•] •' Rtchmonfl 12.05 nl l.'O | •• Danville 5.4 > :• 0.10 i 1 •• Charlotte.. a.in. a 11.05 p •• Gastonia Us’i p •• King'sMount'n •• IJlacUsbv.r.:... to.iv a iV.t- a •• Gaflneys Hi Spartanburg.. ll.av a l.i'.v*a •• Greenville 12.2* p 1.51 a " Central 1.15 p 2.1. “ Sencea a.o; ;. • Westminster. “ Yoocoa •• 32 4 a " Mount Airy.. • Cornelia • Lula " GaincsvUle— 321 j 1.47 u 7).' 4 •* Dulorfl >• ay j lot tuid prettiest styh of Norcross Ar Atlanta Ktt!r.e 4.55 I Ar Atlanta Ctim n.ss p Q.' > i. "A” a m. “P." p. m. ‘ M." noon • N anything In' Wit v of Straw (iHOCKBI i;s A fresh lot of Lewi.”’ Snow Flake Cakes Crackers and Tea in town, charge. Any goods delivered ut your door enyv.heiv in the city free of TV. I vi l>. A few more pounds of Fancy Candy at B <y . Bespee.HuMy, AGENT for “Lovolfs Diamoncr’and “Dixie’ W. M. wnB5TFR, Jr. Bicycles. FURNITURE, STOVES, BUGGIES, WAGONS, COFFINS, CASKETS, BURIAL ROBES, Etc., at prices to suit the stringency of the times. All ve ask is a chance to quote you. Our goods are as good as the best and as cheap as the cheapest. We will take pleasure in conducting anyone goim-ry and N«-w York through our store-rooms and warehouses. The largest and most varied assortment in the county. Our motto is, “Satisfaction toall.** Respectfully, CARROLL, CARPENTER 4 HOUPHRIES. a|.. n| '' ’• (J !■.: T.i; H.i :i p , * p , '.Ml C.r* alio.ii i p r.f-Jil Noa.3T ond38—WasUtnston r.rd >o -i; •- ‘ Vesttbulod Limit 'd.TUroupb I’ .JIt: 1 . ^ r '‘ between Now York aniBNow Orica • > lERtou, Atlanta and Montgou; r;. tween New York and w ton. Atlanta and Uirmin.;ham. Dum. Nos, 35andMUnitedStateaFa--t M..:. e- nan Cars A Mm a )mery and New York. Nos. U and iJ. Pullman b. • ' • RicLmond, Daiivilloatid Greer.:. W. A. TLJKIf, B. H. UAICDV/ICK. Oen lFusa. Ag't. Ass t General IV- t WASHIltOTOW, D. C. ATLAin *. G A. w u KYDKU, Superinicnd ut, CLarlotto, North Carolina W. II. OIIRKN, Gon'l bupt., WAaUlM.ao4*, V.V- J.M CULP, Tru fill- Mu i-'r. WaoUiuLivu D. C.