The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, June 07, 1895, Image 2
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r L.W LEDGER,
rr>’.|.|S!IKI> KVKliV KKIDAV HY
The Limestone Printing and Publishing Co.
Incorporated.
$1.00 per Year.
Li. O. SAMS, - - Editor.
ED. H. DeCAMP, Manager and
Local Editor.
i'hi: Lkixikk is not responsible for
the views of eonvsni inlents.
Correspomlenls v. ho do not contri
bute regular news letters nuis! fur-
''ish their tiatio . not for pubiieation,
but for ident ifieai ion.
•Ml eomspondenee sliouid he a. -
dressed to Ed. II. Det’amp, Maiia:;er.
FRIDAY, JI NK 7. JSho.
n '.her of the 1 association. 'Vc
ivc ,'.• • if :lie -anic imaiioniic \V" dd
Inao jns vailec had ids pci eh hefcti
luaril first. Nest year (.’iiarlesion
will welcome the
Charleston is eve r ready.
piick
Weather Crop Bulletin No. g.
transition from
! hat emit d with
tii, : • oinniiu: of this crop week to an
r\tr no of heat,
I nt re wa
t he >ld coi if inn
with
highest
the last
th
K-iation, :md > ri .eorded teinpenitutvs for
decade of -May or the first decade in
,inne in forty years m
wiicre the maximum ftatlitd
,|nne 1st and -nd. In variola
localities where h ss ex
are kepi avail;.hie for
i hc WOman.s IvliiioiM l tin t'olutn-
bia Slat*- on Tuesday was an ideal
paper—both literary and mechani
cally. It was a credit to the noble f .; )0W p . yus tdie hottest
hearted women of the Columbia ho.-- ^ t .y,.r i.nown at tliis r-casiiii, and
pi.ai. file cuts of the four leading ! rarely e\. r surpassed by the warmest
ah-o ! periods in Julyoi August.
Corinth’s Choici' Chowdur.
i ('oiTespondenee of To i: I.tUKiLlt. |
CloKiN'i’ti. S. f I., .1 ula o.— It is get-
ling warm now and what cotton the
cold left is beginning lo grow a liltle
imi there was not a very > .od stand
left.
It seems like it is some trouble for
it to iain now.
Messrs. Sam, W. K. and .1. I*.
Sons of
btisim'S
ntackshurg Biulgei.
|< orrespondenee of’I'iir: I.i iku u.
Mi. v ksiii uu, S. i'., .1 uno -Miss
I'.liie Hopper, of tialTiH-y, was in town
the .al insl and •pent the night with
Eva Mlanton, of this place.
(charleston,
1)7 on !
other ;
ended record Wheldn ! .have jolmd th.
comparison, j*,The laet about th
people
If you haven’t paid for this
paper and don’t intend to do so
let us know so we can stop it.
We don’t want to send it to
people who wont pay for it.
AFTER THIRTY YEARS.
Chicago lias done the noble thing.
After thirty years a new genera
tion has arisen and the complexion
has changed North and South.
What would have been impossible
fifteen or ten years ago is today not
only in the region of possibility, but
wc stand looking hack at the seal e.l-
lixod to a reunited country.
The monument recently unveiled
in Chicago, erected by northern men
and women, to the memory of th;
five t hoimni.d <'onf' diTaIe dead who
sum ndi n d tin ir !i>. •- «\ inie prisoners
throtigli devotion to tlie pause for
w hich t hey ! mclit i- : moi-iimeiit
to the dignity of human life, il w:m
meant tiiat i>!ic!i -uio i\i ; • as c irdon,
Eongstre. t. I t bn I.* e Muller and
Hampton Me I i • pin ni cl this
notahle eommi 1 to ia present
soul hern ith soul • .a. >y mpal li > s
and soul hern patm ' n.
The orator of the day v,as our o\\ i
Hampton. IE* stand-- upon the saim
platform now :s ii isi;I and in isTd.
only made broad'r .a- tin lmri/o:i o'
thought lias been t-niarued tliro':
deeper sy mpat iiic- a ml t In eonvi'd mn
tliat "wc arc hn-l iireii
A few Nortiiand Soiitii lur.c m v. r
sheathed their swords and ne». r ". ii!.
hut they are growing: malb-rin inl!,:-
ence. The great ma ji:'y i-i •i/-
that, having appealed to tin- wm :
the sword decided what would other
wise have remained an open and vex
ing question. We are nearer a cen
tralized government than we w re
thirty years ago. And the S, mli is
better oil now than she was then.
Although we knew it not we were
bound. The “Old South" had si rv* d
its day, its mission was oomph te.
A glorious mission it was, hut if it
ushered in a brighter and nobier day,
a “New South” with possibilities en
larging, an undeveloped South with
resources almost inexhaustabio,'
then the old sliouid rejoice in its lin-
ished work. The south of today is
only possible because of Hie south
that proceeded it. The North is the
outcome of an activity that decades
backwards, and our united country
today is the st ronger, the belter, then
on account of the conflicts, the tem
pering process through which it lias
passed. Let Southern ladies con
tinue to decorated the graves of the
blue as they lay a floral tribute on
the graves of the gray and the heart
will expand with the noble senti
ment.
OBEDIENCE TO LAW.
The law-abiding citizen is ever tin
loyal citizen. He who wilfully vio
lates the law which would throw
around him its protecting arms, not
only cuts himself aloof from its mis
sion of Jove but nurses within his
own heart and mind a viper which
will he his ruin.
If this is so of the ordinary citizen
in the ordinary hustle and turmoil of
life, with how much more force does
it apply to those who are the law
executors in t heory, but law breakers
in practice.
It is a pitiable sight when through
prejudice, pride or policy we see one
oppose himself to the majority of the
law; it is more pitiable still when
that one is high in authority yet
holds in disobedience to constituted
authority.
Governor Evans is not making
friends to himself, at least among
the law loving portion of the citizens
of the state.
It is possible he may have an alert
mind with a wide grasp; that his
patriotism may be great, and Ids
state pride strong “and al! o’ that,”
but in his recent acts he lias shown a
lack of that wisdom and experience
necessary to till aright the responsi
ble position of governor.
A little more of the bullitings with
fortune or misfortune and a richer
experience will be the harvest.
B—
STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Sumter never tiros of doing the j
right tiling at the right time. One'
organization after another nuels i
there only to wish that the time j
would soon roll around for the next
piivsiciaiis v.'i'i'e good, as v,i
t!i>, i' id the leading female write; - of
America.
Home Items.
[Correspondence of T11K l.Ki'OU-’.i
Homk, S. ('., .Iimen.—A wise son
maketh a glad fat her. How sad. oh
how sad, old .Mr. Occasionally must
In*, f can imagine the old man look
ing afar olf in the distance beyond
ami muttering constantly to him'elf.
Tin* sadest of Hungs on tongu or p n,
The sadest oil iiesi it nugiil have la cn,
I f Occasionally had only been bright
He would have been Ids father's
delight.
And still he kepi wandering the live
long day,
vmi said, iittle Occasionally was born
this way,
And nothing has he gained all of
lheso years,
Mut brought iiis father to sorrow and
tears.
1 must teilyou to semi for Frank
“mitt the iir.-t muon-light night, and
Many
of M»>
is they are out of a job and had to,
wind in r or no.
(>ne of our young nu-n
They v’ • u- ;ri n
I will cali around and have him to
lioid you up net ween me and tin*
moon while I invesiigate your frail
n-dy for iheiv must he -nmo disease
i fiat has caused your mind to lie af-
ii eted and it is not a li-d-. hone either.
Don't lx* afraid to come Frank for the
disease is not at ail contagious.
()li yes, i know you unders 1 nd
rnIehing Imres better titan iieati: r a
i"!,n ior you have been d, j»emi *nt
on them for meat too long to think of
at ing a drum to captivate them by
the charms of mu-ie. You know
when you see one get up tlial you
ivporis indicate temper.it u
or over on the 1st, Jd and b t. *
There was practically no cloudi
ness during the entire week, wilh
l he except ion of a few loggy mmn-
ings overthc Southern portion of the
State. The continuous sunshine and
excessive heal dried the ground rap
idly, ami in a few places rain i*
needed,and it would in* highly hem- cliihireu
fieiai over the entire State, more es- | (1 i
jnciaily on light soils tiiat become
dry quickly, although crops arc not
suflVring for want of it.
It wa* an ideal week f ir farmwork,
and plows and hoes wore kepi busy
with tile result lhai cropa are fairly
well cultivated and generally tree
from grass and weeds.
This hot, dry weal her has tended to
( i|iialize the previous abnormal con
ditions icr supplying some of tin*
heat lost during April and May, atm
i > reduce t he previous excessive rain-
fall to nearly seasonable amount,
its ( ifc.ds on al! crops lias been very
favorable. It was lhe indicaled need
i f corn and eotion, and perhaps more
particularly fi r peaeln s. plums and
berries, which are beginning to ripen.
The mean daily tmperatere ranged
above tin me nial on each day oi tin
week, except i
very sad
boy*. They say hm girl has v.a i:« back
on him. imi lie ;,:;ys there is one eoli-
sidat: m, there are plenty more h lie
can t get em.
There was prayer im ei mg ai Mrs.
F. il. Miaiiton s last Suudav vening.
U'e.-ellt.
I
prcncin
a
! neiv '.v i> pule a c> ; ,\vi
iu v. .1. i \i ilelehel
tiiiead Siunlay.
Sunday. June the ‘Jtli, will be
• day at rorintli If you
ear some nice recitations
and si-i - :m prot I v girls i nine and lie
sure to iiring some money in your
pocket and a basket on your arm.
('. Mabry, of Asbury. is in tliis
m ighborli ! now.
i!a, daughter of .1. M. W lieh'iud,
eer' (inly iies ( r\i s UiUi b credit for
n r smart ruvs. M:e is only i iglit
yet
Hie
in- Is of most .my of ynur lioe-
iiands.
tjuite a mimber of young
and Mr. D. D. Gaston and family
spent Tuesday evening at Hieveliind
Springs on an excursion from Char
lotte to Cleveland Springs by way of
Wneksbiirg for tin- phasure of the
Maptist Sunday-school.
\\ . M. DeLoach, o. Yorkville. S. C.,
was in town this wi i-k.
Misses E\a Mlanton and Jt :-*<•
Mianion ami.E E. \\ iiisonani spent
a pleasant afl'-rtiooii Hie result ma*
; of Mrs. i>. i i. (iastoi s while the “old
| folks Were gone to Cleveland
Springs.
Hon. Menjamin .1. Gold, of Mhi 'ks-
iiurg, drove on! to hi.-s •‘arm a few days
Mount Tabor Minutes.
(Corrcspomlonceof Tin. Elocck.
M<"m Taimiu, S. C.. June ’•>. — I •
have m ver written to Tin: I.kim.ki:, , 1
hut I tiiink I muat write now and
thunk Mr. Strain for his compiiment:- !
at;d hem volenee. i think it very
kind indei d for him to go to tin j "
I !'• iiilde of select ing us,
Mut i ji imagine in-
man for the Intsini - .
when volt gel siune
Ob&r:'Dr~
I l i l
I'-;
i
girls beaus, j j
is t ini very ! ,
so iillrigdit.
nit you just .
send tli'-m a round anytime you wisi
I don I xnow wheli: "f Siiin Sai.
would suit or not. I'm afraid he H
too mueli like Fiv.v I’i-ker and I tliii.k i J
Ii is i nt ii i !y t o i .bard down on the j
woin a. aiili ugn ! id not going to j
tae|;le him anyin re than to say !
Htink ladii-s -re nuuie of iu tter mate- !
rial ! ban from a rib of a nia’i.
|A_
1 'Antneat
ar Eyes,
Files,
■ Ulead,
i. iaalt.ycoa-
. i iwierg,
•n, (uro
;■ ' • < rrcct
'.an, giving
i d lerrc. 25
by drurgiste.
N. WOOD,
banker,
'inly de-vrvi
• S J ii U<' Ji '
ere lit
smart ne- -.
SI:, 1 i.- o
nly '
(dd a nd \\'i
igllS >. i ii III 1
!5l!e
can take in
r hoe and
"clip
s of mo.it
any of
yni r
w
e welcome
.!•
t*. 1
li de
me null on each day of
on Max k'-.iii ( Tuesday;,
roiii i! to 12 de-
f 1 d i and hi g leav • I n a-
our failing i ■ a good ma
hearty and know iiow
tlie halsinv.”
J no. i!. Mri-igi- i< ; ie
‘• K11igiit of i be Siuiiie
our se! 1 ieinelli . He Ie-
to our
nr,- Id in t iiat
'Ve rt only
I ■ I "lake Oil!
i m
I,
ica!
uu
in ui v soi i.
a rees per (by. tlie latter generally on
the 2d and ‘id '.Sunday and Monday).
On .May 22.t the departure was Mi de-
normal, making a
dent
does in rew it ii deeret
"Knighis and Ladies of
in t Ids beat gather
the next cool ait. rnoon,
of importance is to he
i*
p
i.
ace
that ali
fthe shade''
their iiuii on
as business
l ransa'di*d.
. I
ago and returned with a idee bucket
of honey.
I he Rev. Mr. Uoyd, of Galfney is
assisting Lev. E. A. Join,son in a pro-
traeied meeting at lids place. He
will preach two sermons oadi day.
Lev. Mr. WinecolT will (ill the va
cancy in tin- 1’resl‘Vti rian ebureli.
Thomas Hughes lias accepted the
posit ion as bookkcop r ior J. .1. Whis-
onant.
Artliiir \\ liisonant is in Spartan
burg.
Misses Ailie i.iitle and Gertrude
Slmrer spent a few days in (diarlotte,
N. < k. last week.
Maj. J. T. Jom • lei- returned from
a business t rip i.ort in
gone about ! wo \\i e . .
i'k i\ . Me! lie War i l!
day s a;; 1 - on im un s-.
I ;• oill all i I ■ lie it.io,,
.Ess. Gaston will !)•
They iiave 1 a ,-n -ecu
shop s - v T.li t im
(>. .». • >.-b >rne lias iia i
newly painle l.
i >r. J < i. Mlaek ha.-'
1 'oiumi/ia, S. C.
i ie iuts been
i 'barlotee a few
• I'M i DulT and
married soon,
in I lie har!a-r s
s . tore
i saxx win
iv M; - si s Ei i,id a j.
i Maud
Tliomas, S
•do 'i'o!!i son.
» diiii'd
lluskiy a i
1 Eva Purkci t
>)k in
Fnion Count} several day
S i L' ‘ i.
* j •
< iirK why d
>lci 1 you come
■.round
in our lit 1 le
'•orner while you
v( r« dn
the county ?
xYe xv .uid Iiave
)een so
glad to haw
ii you.
1
W’e have a
verx go..J Suinhi\ -
; cili: d. J
J. V. Askew
is our superiim
ndeiit. !
111- is also
-i;pi r;:;leinii-nl of
Loci;- i
hurl s ••Ton!.
)
J. i; \si,<
xv has a very sore
hand.!
W’c feai Ik t
!l KC III* >' > i j,' . ; Siji | I
it.
Mis- \aiii
iii Aiko.y i- iii.
Mi- ('an
e l osti-r xviii giv;'
14 i• ‘ 1
ideal 1 •••k •
■ar' s in ||< ,n,.i* ,
her]
sehoo!, .1 urn
! il 11. Y\'( hope ».
st*t 4 a :
good niiiox
'(■'•?''! 1 i f 'oil! x our
*ilv. i
does a genera! Munkin
business. Me!! .,. r i ; .-,
i’roof safe ai •
Safety I >epo
re nt.
nd ’xchaugo
■e" I w ill Murglar-
'* m: at ic 'lime Lock.
M’-x at moderate
i* ; . v ■ '■i > ■ u and 1 toads.
Mtty * on ity and Sehoo, Claims.
\ our lei- i nc.-s solicit el.
GEO. S. ii ACKER & SON.
retunieii from
j. j-;. w.
i'iieV \xant to decide who inis to cul
tivate the water-melon patch. We're
nt will get
must
V aril
fo
• your
hal
and
<1
ulit r
!ii.ni o
r 5
i rs. (>c
easioiuilly
A
ill
- ; ■ ;,
ifit ! v
oil
N i >\v
Ml V'
brut Ik
L*
he
x'i ry
GlMCfll
and do.n<
t go hnntii
at
night
' ' ,V*'
a
miglit
mis
dike o.
1
of
your
n igii!
nn
s liogs
ind
SUV ;
'.V
as
i lie :
"‘•St :-
ieS of 1'
itbb
t kin i
y
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i K
sure liiai
t here
s
a
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• -l i)t
n
tlie ri
ar
end H
f(
re
you •
< ililSe
); L
ns or \
oil
migi !
u\
ve
\ n ''(
•t tiii.-
Dr. Dougias
xviii; 1
y
Oil
nave
in-ell s
iking o f
to
a UlOV 0
the
i »l): 1 1*
III' • ion
of
iii I'd sli
♦i.
gives below the
rise of 2Sdegrees in ten days, l ie-
average daily temperature was about | ;,f,your correspond'.
! 1 degrees higher tins week than it;,, j ,|,
bmi. What is this we in ar a limit a man
The highest l« mpi ratun. reported - t |..,. V er .-aw a sim-.-p ti-.-d i.-f .re.
was Id.) on tlie 2d (Sui j. in u id;.-, Jive in the baM - >. ..u.- or
Elia, Lexington County. The lowest , p^p.p,! v il( . .. th river,
reported was.;don ..te gstli ot 'lay, j jj,. jj.^st he a simple man indei i.
from Greenville, idherty, Looper s | Uiese were the first sheep he
aiul Spartanburg, making Hie we: kly | ov,-rsa\v. thougl; v.v dm '; doubt but
range in tin state n * degrees. 1 lie w|i;ii pc has heiix.-d earrv liiem ma..v
Did You Ever
'Try Electric Milters as a remedy for
your troubles? if no!, gib, n i»otl!e
now ami get relief. This medicine
lias i.'cen found lo In peculiarly
a iapi: >1 I o I in- re!ii*f and eure of ai!
exerling a won-
vnei* in giving
> li . If
i' ui.-tipa-
• *o: i. (
MOTHER’S RELIT:E.
M M; I i.A ■ I • |,; ! ; [■' -•
A < .e-, : .,i!, :i): . ■ ' ,1 . | •
hood during ; nc: ■; 7: : d ,•',,
iincniei t ; I h ■ .. .>; paii:fiii
onh ai I liroli. ii >.•, ail r n. :
must pass. r<’S!'j f. 1 / *'h- n ,
lealtii. form and luippii;
promoting Hie vigorou- d< v< • .
of the cldl.i. Sold l> v —y J L ! j!
per bo!tie or $2 fi" for J H
Si nd us the price ami .m
medicine by expr. .
Moi ii 1.1: If n; 11
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, -t it >/ C ' T s' U" , . - r
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r ■
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hV
i:
M-E^faLtjrerg «f
M as and Bai’d-
i i d ! . S .vv '- and Cord*,
11 \ K* i.i : - i ■ >x. c'.
- ..r : . > - • utartee lo be
to- r 4 . 1 tl.cteby
S^V'c Mont”
. .. A SPECIALTY
'J’.V
I A
T emale
d'-rfu! i
>! long;!.
( omplaiiit;
direct in;
and ton •
you have loss ot Appeti!t .
tion. Headache, I’uint ing
i.A
If Coro Whiskey.
A A
;iti !
*• ri
.m
ue
lian
in
'DC
or ;
mean ternperuture of the week for
tin- State \va> N2.f>. and the normal !
for the name period is approximately
Vo. ii.
Tiiero was no rain in any portion
1 e
i time tied !o a rail. Mut of course it
icen night and he didn't
di
M
•are
>>r \ in
Soloncn would
(jUnt- ids words for
i!n re is an idd saying xvldeh i vv; :i
know tiiat Sui..moil had heard, when
you h> ar notiiim to say nothing, and
he would he doMig very wrong to not
rest now pi-aei a!*iy since lu has be. n
plant'd for these art 'indi bard!
t hues, aid oh how t ired he
must have In i n trying to teach
\mi Hint the wi.-e m-clli krn.wl-
eilge ari_dit hut tin moiitii of
fools p.iurcth out foolisiiic-s -uci: as
three le.'ged stoois liy'n a in ti e air.
in cas'* you . smiicthing living
tlirougii the air with out ,-tretched
wings, don't tiiink i; i- l! . eoii; o' a
virgin heart f a ii miglit l.e mie-
t liing I iiat W"ii:d !;g’. 1 mi y ou and
piimk out your eye ..
I well know what ymi aid aiiout
always In-in;.' in troiildi with som.
i !i.• . for no -i i., iI>ii*
i.-soeiate xxito
of ; he Slate during > he
The normal rainfall
eu! ire week,
for Hie same
j might have
: see I hem.
Metier look out Mro. Fiaxv Picker.
From tile way that great lug man,
sir. Hustler, talks he is going to eican
you up in short order. Ain't you
seared. He said you had the wrong
sow bv the ear. Fetter take care, it
are Nervous,
Melancholy or
Spell.Electric
cine you need,
are guarantee;
Sleepless. Excitable,
troubled witii Dizzy
Fitters is I he medi-
i L all h and Strength
I>x its use. I,urge
Fr
->>(-
m es
period is approximately 1.0;> inches.
’The winds were very light during
tlie entire week, from the west and
north during the early portion and i 1)y ,] K . 011l . t It might bite you.
latterly southerly.
Cotton made rapid improvement ii
hot ties only lifty c
i’rc's I>rug Store.
•Ill :
;t M'. M. Du-
II.I. furnish !"" proof i ;-n '..*! i •
Wiiiskey in iimml it ies of 1 -allons v. -tnt a
u .! ipi.ir! - at {>1. I" per gallon :iml -mbli (
ini-
Adc
i.meral i
i ;■
J. 1*. DEI.EINGER,
Deliingers. N. C.
J. 1..
I rees
!• xv-tigate
_. On ami • -
cialty. i
n to travel in
* ".’'it'aroiina.
o riciit parties.
Al.fciXANDER,
t'.ultnev. SS.
U
nt.
is a daiigermis thing to eateii a iiog
! groxvtli, color, and possibly
stand,
although Mime correspondents say
tiiat “patching” or replanting is still
necessary and that some of the late
planting is slow in germinating.
Flack-leg" or "sore-shank" was bad
in places and makes recovery slow.
A lew state tiiat, it is still dying on
sandy land but it is not common now.
>y the way what do you suppose
has come to Fiaxv Corrector. Do you
reckon he ic married? Something
lias become of him certain.
Slim Sam
• *
I have two little grand children
who are teelhing tliis hot summer
weather and an* troubled xvitli bowel
Crowd
i >
eomplaim.
a! 111 i i X’ o u ■ ; e
person would like to
you and when ymi an
witha foolish fool. And win should
you contend with one tiiat is inighly-
ier than you. I remain as ever the
wandering
Tt'ISLK AN i .
• •
Programme of the North Pacolet Intcr-
dcncminatal S. S. Convention.
The North i’acoiet interdenomina
tional Sunday School Convention xvii!
uu el at Met he! Sunday school at i"
o'clock a. m. June 2!{. is'.lo. The fol
lowing is t he programme:
i. Devotional exorcises bx iii '.
Simpson Mian’ in. chapkiin.
2 Euroliment of schools and dele
gates; appointment of committees
and oilier miscellaneous busim ss.
! give them Chamber-
, uun s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
\i, . lhai some fields planted to cot- , R( ., I1( . (iy ;U1(l it acls i ikt . ;1 c h !irm . i
n 1‘au.* Ikhmi plowed up and planted j earlK x.:ij v recommend it for children
t ■ s mio other crop. Holton sirn'M | witIjoyVL .i troubles. I was myself
!•>'• the season. Tields are being j wpp . t severe attack of bloody
ideaued from grass ver.x last. !in, M q ux t . r . lin j )g aiu i pains in my
enoppinji; to a sttun. is nearlv tin- s p)u ia cli, one-third of a |j»)ttIo of this
. | remedy cured me. Within txventy-
< urn mis been muni improved hj j (om , ] )0lu . s j was out of bed and doing
\\T‘listTi>r Mtiytliin;;' j
■ in ax' nccil in t lie way of i
GIJOCKia KS.
t IVi sh loi of Lewis’ Know
ke Cruckers anil Tea
Oi 13-i-< > 11 ^ t
—. y * rr*
<?. V
V
Ti’ansact a General Banking Business
5=)
Lowed on Time Deposits by A I-
Arrangement.
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent.
on r 3 ?.
: a
-a r ^
1 mW i P - L L. - '
? ( 0(1.
Hi
lii-alt lix
f >r 1 In*
Mut tom
nit weather and has gained a
color. It, is geiieraiiy small
. a.-.in with an uneven stand,
lamb nearly all planted.
A few more pninnls of
Fancy (imuly ;ii .
Uesjiecdflllly,
VV. M. WEBSTER, Jr.
The Saffne? City IM and ^
A
mj’ house work. Mrs. \V. E.
gan, Mon-ai|ua, Hickman Co.,
For sale bv W. M. Du 1’re.
l>utm-
d. i.eel ure
J’rof.
F. McAr
thur. subject . “The devoiopement of
iiody, mind and Ciiristian eliaraeter.
4. First cues tion—Who is my
neighbor and what are rny duties to
ward him‘/ (Tliis will he tliruwn open
for a general discussion l>y all xvlio
will take part.)
itiici woruis and cut worms less active I
than Inbvlofore, hut tiiey have al- i
iv; lx damaged tlie stand very much
on bottom Jands. Fields generally i
well worked and free form grass.
Leas are being sown in witii corn at 1
.his lime as well alone. In some sec- >
i nuis idle lauds ar c boingsown to peas. !
i n lube*- oats are ripening and gen- j
erally promise a full crop. The gon- ;
era! eondition of springs oats lias
improved very mueli, but its eondition !
ewn;inues lo varx xiitli locality, frum
xerygood to poor. Lain '. ill soon
be needed for it, as it is just in the •
milk.
1 i
tiiat
o. Normal Teaching, by Frof. R.O.
Sums.or some one ajipointi d for tiiat
purpose.
0. What benefits do believers re
ceive from Christ at death?
cussed as No. 4.
7. (Question box; miscellaneous; ad
journment.
An interval of one hour will be tak
en during the day for refreshments, j
The various schools are requested to places
raise what money they can to pay tin hot su
subscription of $*> to the State Sun- i’otn
day School work. 'The same is to bo
turned over to Rev. T. .Ni. Littlejohn,
the county treasurer, on tiiat day, or
as soon as possible thereafter.
J. E. Sru\ i\,
J. W. Gkkkh, For Ex. Horn.
Secretary.
A numbor of reports slatt
rust has appeared in xviieat. and is
serious in a few places. Win it has
headed well, generally, and will soon j
be ready for harvesting.
The rice i *'op continues to grow ;
\v< II and looks very promising at this j
time. The iiot weather bus dri.d
tIk* boggy lands so that plows!
could lie pul on and preparations for
Dis- planting June rice are well under
way.
It is stated that the stand of sugar
cane and sorghum is very poor.
Melons have improved greatly, hut
insects continue
and ot
i KEl'M’ in stock a full line of Dry
1 Goods. Notions. Siraxv, Wool and
Fur Hats, Ladies’. Men s, Moys and
Children's Shoes, Ready made i’ants
and Shirts, Groceries am! Hardware,
all as cheap as can be bought from
any house.
! have a few Ready Made Suits,
Flow Stocks, Single-trees. Hoes.
A policy of insurance in such com- !
panics as tin* Etna. Home, Hartford, ,
American Fire and Pennsylvania to '
protect your home and business from !
loss and damage by tire is a wise in- i
vestment.
I shall lie glad to furnish such pro- '
lection at any tini'.*. Call before in- '
s tiring.
k. o. Hrr.Aev.
•Jj Uilj JUUUlt UiiU Wii!
(flier for Sale MuiMing Lots in thi> Flouri.-iiing Town,
u * ■ a ’ .j. m v a 'V f a Y .
Also Farms near by and in roach of ti:e seiioois i.f i.nn stone Springs
and of tliis place in lots of from AO to 1 "0 acres on Jiborui tine rates.
Also Agricultural Eanus to rent for farm purposes.
For fuli particulars apple to
MOSES WOOD, Agent.
N. 15.—All trespassing on lands of I his Company cutting and removing
timber, fishing or hunt ing are forbidden under penalty of law.
lAomo* 111 !
TV ll<t IliLA'AK
^ jg --s.
! Shovels, 1
t Iiat I am
> and see
ioks, Hatncs and Traces
dosing out at cost. Call
I. M. Peeler.
Dr. A. O. THOMAS,
Dental parlors in nexv brick build
ing in rear of postoilice.
Tea tii extracted without pain.
All work guaranteed.
Wo
il
DR. j.
Gaffney,
f. garr;
Dentist,
1 i
crop
to eat
the plant at
icrs s
ay that tiie
vines.
t he c i.
ist, are yieid-
but
they are not
tiie int
erior. Sweet
< Alice over J. It. Tolieson’s new store.
Teeth extracted wit bout pain.
“Phone” No. 27, Residence; No. K),
(Alice.
m
J. E. WEBSTER,
t 4<A 4-*
Gaffney City, S. C.
Practices in all the courts. Collec
tions a specialty.
I
Phone 21.
o vots.
Night cali 47--2 Rings.
2521
ing a large
doing as xi
pot a . >es are not growing well, having
apparently not fully ivcoveiv i from
tin* set hack by the cold weather of
i be previou ! week. »
nm
wi w
Summer School Postponed.
in our card of April 2i to teadiers
we indicated June 1" to21usliie
time that the summer sdiool would
likely be held. Owing !o unavoidaidc
circumstances some of the instructors
wo had in view cannot i e xvilit us at
that time. On account of those and
other reasons the hoard has deei in!
to postpone tlie summer school until
a later date, due notice of which will
he given. M. M. CliAf.M \\,
Sdiool Cm. missionor.
Kpartanhurg, S. C.,.lime 55. Is'.).',.
• j t> •
A Household Treasure.
D. W. Fuller, of Caimjoharie, \.
s:i\f
tiiat he always keens Dr. Kin.
meeting. . - NcW Discovery in (lie house and ids
Two davs in session, interspersed f ;im ii y ]kis always found the very
with rides through shady stnets, at-j best results follow its list*; that he
tending closing exercises of graded would not iiowitinuil it, if procuraide.
schools or listening t > the lion. Cliirk
Howell, of Atlanta, and olf they start
for Richmond on their annual jaunt
Mut how main editors staid away
and hoxv much Ihey missed, only
those knoxv tiiat were present.
(i. A. Dyknnai:, Druggist, Hatskill,
N. Y., says that Dr. King’s New Dis
covery is uud ittiiledly the best ( uugh
remedy: tiiat he has used il in his
family for eight y ars, and il has
never failed I > do all tiiat is claimed
for it. Why not try a remedy so long
tried and tested. 'Trial bottles free
at W. 15. DuPre s Drugstore. Regtt-
Mefore the arrival of the orator of
the day he was made un honorary \ tar size 5Ue. and $lAH».
i
\
t’eaches have erased io drop :,n ! a
full crop is now iKyond p radveii! ure
of a doubt. Plums are said to lie
ripeuirg juvniatureiy, and are n-.t
raiod. V;iri 'ties of wild la-rriias are
very plentiful. Sunshine 1ms barn
wry Ir lu'tieial to fruit and berries.
b Tuacco lias shared in tlie general
improvement, noted f ,r er. ps, due to!
t In- hot west her.
Gardens xvilte i dui ing i lu* daytime,
stndsi the itifitf. nco oi Mm in-at, and
must soon have rain ore-I.-tu will dete-
riori.ie, Veg: tables aiiun i ioi. Truck
shipment to Northern markets eon- •
t imie heaxy from ilia coast counties,
win re Hie industry is centeied.
All coiaespondents agn ■ tiiat tlie
•ro;. prospccL, imjirox'ed womi'-rfuliy
luring tile |>ust xvei k, but tiuF- rain
is the present indicated need.
J. W. Mxri.i:. Director.
Holumbia, S. 0., June :5, l.h'J.’).
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.
Tiie host salve iii t he world for cuts,
bruises, sons, ulcers, sail rheum, fe
ver,sores, tetter, chapped hands, chil
blain?, corns, and ail skin eruptions,
and positively cure, pilt or no pay
required, l! is guarantied to give
perfect satisfaction or mom y refun
ded. Price 25 cents per box. For j
sale by W. li. Du Pro.
i / '^tOREtf
li AS
Valoable City Lois For Sale.
One lot on Limestone Av<>., witii
splendid broom cot luge and good
out buildings.
One lot in west end
room cot tag *.
Five nice building lot
mill.
One excellent lot
Springs.
Three room house and lot, west end.
For terms apply to
F. G. STACY.
Fruit-Time
and Harves
wi: Ii splendid 5!
; near cot ten
t Limestone
AV ir/J'/f US AND / AM PRH-
AAR ED TO FL MX/S// ) (>r //777/
|RFIT JARS, RFI5MERS AND HliAiN HLADl.l -AT THE
lowest prices. 1 have ju>l ree ived -t • io/. Mason s fruit jars.
1 am oTferiiig tlie re-
I rv :ii ei’Si !o close
. llh s, ducks
o on hand a full
•ed imai, ends, l! 'itr and atiy-
I’reltiest line of straw iiats in : ■ v .
maiuder of my stock of colored einhroi;
out. tii.; lot and pretty styles oi' luxvns, d u .ed •'•wi
and shirting prints at rock botn*:.i i
supply of corn, hay, bran, cotton st
thing els.* you want in groci-ries.
ttilF' '.'ree dt liverv in town.
N. Lipscomb.
TASTELESS
CHILL
TONIC
13 MUST AS GOOD FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICE50cts.
(tAT. ATI A, Il LS., Nov. 1C, 1833.
Parui Mi-dlPlnoCo., St. Ia;uI.i, Mn.
Gcntlomon:—Wc mM limt year, 010 botlloo of
Git. v’i/s T.XsTLl.K.-S Cllli.l, TONIC niiil have
lioimlit turcc Kro-i clrundy (his year, in nil oti i-*-
inenco of 11 yearn, In Urn ilniK bnsine-.s, bavo
aoviTMild nn nrtK-lo ibuiiravo »iii-h unlvoraul t atis*
lucttoa as your Tonic. Voura truly,
aunky.Cauu 4 CO.
For sale by \Y. li, DulTo.
L. BAKER, |
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
!
Will do any class oi'citrpen-1
ut work ju’oiiipily and at prices;
to suit the quality, and always ;
keeps on hand llooring, eeiliiu;', i
siding;, sash, doors, etc. Also a ;
good supply of heart pine shin
gles at market price. \\ ill also
make out hills ior building' ma
terial Tor patties who desire it
and Id I the same tor it small per
cent, (live me a trial.
llespectl ully,
L,. Linker,
Just'
Received
.1 FRESH /.OT OF /'l.l \ a F" RRO'S Fi\r. CAXDIES,
- 11 s0 A y/rl ' : 1/XK ° f / y ' vy ' ; (,/ ' hAPAC/fOCO-
LATES. CALL AND EXAMINE
TCE CEE. \M EVERY DA\ . ", Dh
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