The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, July 12, 1895, Image 3
Right Arm Paralyzedl
Saved from St. Vitus Dance.
“Our daughter, Blanche, now fif
teen years of age, had been terribly
afflicted with nervousness, and had
lost the entire use of her right arm.
We feared St. Vitus dance, and tried
the best physicians, with no benefit.
She has taken three bottles of Dr.
Miles’ Nervine and has gained 31
pounds. Her nervousness and symp-
tomsuf St. Vitus dance arc'entirely
gone, she attends school regularly,
and has recovered complete use of
her arm, her anpetito is splendid.”
MltS. U. n. BULLOCK, Brighton, N. Y
Dr. Miles’ Nervine
Cures.
l>r. Miles* N<*H ino is sold on a positive
guarantee that the Lottie will Itcnctit.
All druggists sell it at $1, ti bottles for $S, or
It will he scat, prepaid, on receipt of price
by tho Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, lud.
Follow^*
The Crowd
To Webster’s for anything
you may need in the way of
GROCERIES.
A fresh lot of Lewis’ Snow
Flake* Crackers and Tea
Cakes.
ITS A NEW, MODERN HOTEL
WHICH MESSRS. WOOD AND
WHEAT WILL BUILD.
A Three-Story Brick Building to be
Supplied With Electric Lights,
Call Bells and a Water
Works System.
A few more pounds
Fancy'Candy at .
Respectfully,
of
W. M. WEBSTER, Jr.
A Sparkling Display
A modern hotel!
That’s what Gaffney is’to have.
It’s not to be a hotel on paper, but
one of brick and stone and lumber
and iron.
What has been one of Gaffney’s
greatest needs for the past few years
is a hotel in keeping with tlie prog
ress of the city. It should be with a
feeling of pride to every citizen of the
place that they receive the intelli
gence that this long-needed improve
ment is to be had.
Last Saturday Messrs. A. .V Wood
and H. 1). Wheat, two gentlemen
who arc known for their progressive
ideas and the ability to carry them
out, and who never lose an opportu
nity to do somet hing for Gaffney, pur
chased the Samuel .lefferies hotel
property. Their attention is to build
a modern hotel with all the latest
improvements. These gentlemen will
at once have plans submitted by
competent architects for the hotel.
It is proposed to build a three-story
building to occupy the whole of the
property of the present hotel. The
building will be lighted throughout
with electric lights and will be sup
plied with a system of waterworks,
baths, etc. It will he modern in
every detail and furnished in the lat
est and best style. The idea is to
make it one of the most attractive
hotels in the South. Work is to be
commenced just as soon as practical
and the plant is to cost not less than
*25,000.
A Correction.
Last week in the hurry of writing
up the baseball game we inadver
tently stated that some of the Gaff
ney players were hired. Mr. Ihil’re,
the manager of the team, informs us
that not a dollar was paid out for
players, and, furthermore, not a
single player would aerept a cent for
his services, and that it was didicult
to even get some of them to allow
the club to pay their expenses here.
Messrs. Smith and N'eal say they will
not, under any circumstances, play
hull for money and we have reason to
belivu that none of the rest will.
We make this correction in justice to
the gentlemen who assisted Gaffney.
A Business Change.
The firm of Gaffney A Cole has
been dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr. Gaffney huying Mr. Cole s inter
est in the business. .Mr. Gaffney will
continue to conduct the business at j GulTne,) all t,i<
the same place, lie will run it on a j l 1 - 1 ^ merit..
larger scale and add a wholesale de- |
partment. He will he assisted hy 1 Henrietta New
Charley G. Krvin and the sign will (Corresp- t.-hmee o: Yu;
Wholesale and
A Chapter of Accidents.
While sitting on the end of a cross
tie last Sunday morning W. I’. Self
fell a sleep. The 12:10 passenger
train came along and awakened
him rudely. In fact, the engineer
was not polite enough U> even slack
up. William was only slightly
bruised and is almost himself again.
Big-hearted Sam Surratt was walk
ing with his son-in-law Ironi the
spring to the house last Sunday
morning. Sam got his leg broke in
a fall. He is resting well. Drs. Lit
tlejohn and Miller set the limb.
Wm. Bridges’ little 11-year-old son,
James, while climbing a persimmon
tree Sunday afternoon fur a bird s
nest, fell and broke his left thigh.
He is resting easy. Drs. Littlejohn
and Miller attended him.
Alderman Fred Stacy was riding
horseback to his father’s home Sun
day night when his horse fell, throw
ing him. Mr. Stacy fell over the
horse’s head and as the animal went
to get up he struck Mr. Stacy in the
face with his fore foot, indicting a
painful, though not serious wound.
Mr. Stacy says he never fell so far in
all his life as he did tiiat night.
We heard rumors of a young girl
cutting her footwith an axe one day
last week but could get no authentic
information.
In Destitute Dircumstanccs.
There is a family living on the
property of K. S. Lipscomb by the
name of Bellow who are in destitute
circumstances. They are composed
of Judson Bellow, his wife and four
children, a boy and three girls, the
youngest of whom is hut two or three
months of age. The father and
mother and hoy are confined to their
bed. There is no one to help them.
They were compelled to do without
food from Saturday morning to Mon
day evening because there was no
one to prepare it. Will the good peo
ple of Gaffney allow these people to
suffer? Certainly not. It would he
a relieetion on our Christianity. Let
all who will send their eontribntions
to TilK Lkucku and wo will s< i that
it is put to the iie^t possible use.
Don’t stand luck on aecouiit of small
contributions, hut sen I thein in at
once.
Something Concerning Our Schools.
The trust* os of the Gaffney Insti
tute ami Profs. McArl'itir and i-lam-
and Griilith have entered into an
ngieeiiien? by which the Gaffney In
stitute is to close. I'mfs. McArthur
and Sams are to teach girls umha
t welve years of age ami hoys of any
age while Prof. Griilith is to teach
WATERWORKS, m Or. NO?
THAh IS THE QUESTION WHICH
IS TO BE DECIDED.
Pacolet Point s.
j 1 ’onv-po
ti nee of Tin
K bt:i)'ii;K. ]
I’M Ol.l.l , S
. C., .11 y
-We are
having line
shower
f ruin and
1 verything i
s lookii:g
bright and
dad to hear
luerful song
An.I it Wdl Be Decided in E
Gaffney if Her Citizens Dis
play the Amount jf Energy
Characteristic of Them.
!>
ad columns an elect
cal led ! 11 ;*• 'ertaiit ! !k
t he eiii/. ns of (fal'uey
t ion of w.11 erwork?
to In le ! i on 'i'u day
Let ; \a ry ri<>1 ie.
zen millin' i.oils on
cast hi- .
o. for ’
W:
l! er., "!
•ks. J
IS.”
W i 111 w;i!
.i’Works
Gaffney '
Vollh
be
tie- lifi'le
of the
I’i.
• 1 illllllt
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ion.
Just 1 1 it
k of it !
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n.-uriinec
•ales
Woltlil ic
-• 'in! in
11
let ofic
i'iisl
lion,
We col'.!
pill oil
•e;i
city
airs.
our
alrcici!
•;•; llhv <•-
1111
limit y
won
a bo
more ii .
It Ilf til.
In
short.
(is
iney
Would b.
Hie nr..-’.
•sir.ibi
■ pla
•e tO
live in :d
t ids ’’ii i
hiu
•tit SI C
‘ion.
To the
pessi in i
st
We U
"lild
say
“For one
tinie in you
f 1 i i'e
try t
1 do
good ! " s
iiitc one
.
•’orgit
YMUrscIf
and rcini
in'ni r tin
re
ire "t!
ii'i~
0 be
benefftt d
than \
(Ul
Kve
1 •iinltM
you t inn
v tliii'. ;i
w>
u!d not in
m lit
you, re to
inber it
w
ill In
nelit
the
inas -v S, ;
lid in.it
t.
is join
duty to
your felh
av nn is i
> Ii
ve for
S'jint
• one
else be.-i'
!, S .:• If.”
bet eVi
rv man
of
us do
our
duty
on Tite.-d
av .illiv
l ain't
voli
t lie
st I'aight
icket “‘W
'at
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s. ye
j.”
cheerful. It nitikt s u-
tlie farmers whistling a
avor of f° r know erops i.re doing well.
Blitckliernes seem : ■ tie pi mtiful !
this season as tin re have tv. cn an I
army of women ami eld’ i here >
selling tlnm. Fruit of ail kinds j
seem fo be more plentiful this year
tlian usual.
i The fourth of July was well cele-1
, brated by all here. The Paeolet
11 ! Manufacturing Co., showed their,j
s iit iment of ^ ! t j, K iuess and hospitality by giving j
m die nues- | iiieir operatives and friends a free 1
Inc ' le'dion is | | )Jir | )OCll(> am j refreshments. It re
barbecue,
rhoict st meats,
etc., etc. There
'i n hv refciviie to our I
.! ul> ..!.td. . . I minded one of an old t itm
pu-hing ! consisting of the
that f.n\ and (,reads, cakes. t
were a'
ihotit
pies,
five
thousand people
The Normal Scholarship.
A competitive examination for the
the South
held hy i lie* |
acli county '
dieauis will j
M:d in mat- :
tirim ids in
same as for ■
ir course of
of i he ea ! -
I'. 1 of tin
hoys under twelve ami girls of any
age In this arrangement the ut
most harmony prevails among the
schools. Heretofore I here had not
been that gemTil goml feeling whi di
should have existed hut this is tic
best plan t hat could be wished for.
Till: LKixiiu; uisiies the sehoois •»!
aiecess Iiieir i/riitei-
Norma 1
!k*
larsbips of
Car<’!ii
i <
nit
ge will b-
seb'i'd •
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ni
sdoner ol e
on Frid
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be ex.at
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si «
in Fngdis’i,
ics and
iii-
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pre-ent and all were plentifully sup
plied. After the feast the crowd was
amused hy sack races, tub races and
other amusements. We boast of
having the finest factory and finest
set of mill people in the state.
Childrens’servieos at the M. K.
ehureh SuTtday at S o’clock p. in.
was enjoyed very much hy all. I’n-
forl unately it began to rain just be
fore services were to begin and con
tinued for some time. Notwithstand
ing this there was a very fair attend
ance. The ehureh was artistically
decorated and the children performed
nicely.
I lev. Mr. am 1 Mrs. H. M. Haynes,
of Glendale, have been visiting their
daughter. They express themselves
as desiring to return to their old
home at Paeolet.
Beatty Gossett, of i’elzcr was in
Paeolet yesterday.
Miss Mattie Wood, of Asbury, has
been visiting friends and relatives
here.
Clarence Bryant, who recently
came home from Vanderbilt Pniver-
sity. is spending vacation with his
parents, lie is giving the young
Matters From Maud.
|Correspondence of Tin: Li:nni:ii.|
MAim. S. C.. July C. Petty
»V Co.'s seperator is in this section
threshing. They called on your eor-
resp-mdf nt and did their work rapidly
and in first-class style. ’I hey signal
with Hie old fashion bugle when they
are coming. Petty loops S. A. Stuey
Ion the run to keep engagements
I ahead.
Misses Laura, Maggie and Gazzie
j Beam, of Gaffney, enjoyed the
i heights of Thickoty Mountain last
I week. After spending two nights
| with W. T. Thompson’s family they
returned home on Saturday.
Artist Davis has returned to this
place from Gaffney. He will only
give a few days here.
P. H. Peeler called Sunday for his
mail. Being hare-footed, I asked if
he had turned his feet out to rest.
He said, “not in particular. I just
admire the Professor’s style and have
returned to my raising.” Peter is
always ready for a joke.
It. K. Linder reports the largest
return on winter oats he ever real
ized. Small grain is turning out
well to the sewing. W. V. Klliott
report twenty-seven bushel of wheat
to less than two sown, and that with
out fertilizer.
.las. V. L. McCraw will commence
teaching at Fairvicw school house on
the 15th of this month.
\V. T. Thompson has purchased an
elegant home-made wagon of W. W.
Hoard, of Gaffney. It is splendid
specimen of Gaffney enterprise. Gaff
ney is on the upward and onward
march. T.
— »
Last June Dick Crawford brought
his twelve-months-old child, suffering
from infantile diarrluea, to me. It
bad been weaned ut four months old
and hud always been sickly. I gave
it the usual treatment in such eases
hut without benefit. The child kept
growing thinner and thinner until it
weighed hut little more than when
borne, or perhaps b n pounds. I
few dots on the game of then started the father to giving
trip arrinea, Remedy. Before one bottle
,i,
d i»
.:n ie.-.
•'lit a
people a
tennis.
Wyatt Lip.-vomb made a flyin
to Gaffney Sue.day. we presume to j of t he 25 cent size had been used
see his b.'-l girlf?)
Mrs. I'. P Yales has just returned
•''•"in a s!e*rt vi.-it to a sister in Lau-
i rens county.
S.\mi:o.
marked improvement was
of
out
Mothers In Ttouble.
• unlit ion of i hose ex
ilic mothers. To stieli
rue friend in Mol ilKlt's
>nlv makes ehiitl-
I tils IS 1 lie
peel ilig I" lie.
w point to a
which not
.i
o 11 r.
I la i :
V it i.-eS
d I hen
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Itltl.lKI
birth easy and painless, hut leaves
mother and ehiid in healthy and vig-
orotis eundil ion ; ;•'stores the mother
to her original beautiful form.
Price i per iml He; 1! bottles for
•flkoii. For sale liy druggist. or sent
by express on receipt of price hy
men and
its continued used cured tin- child.
Its weakness and puny constitution
disappeared and its father and my
self believe the child s life was saved
hy this Ileiuedy. .1. T. M .i.i.oiV, .M.
!>.. i'aniar«>a. 111. For sale hv W. B.
DuPre.
GAFFNEY CITY RAILWAY CO.
means so much more than'
you imagine—:, rious and' ,
fatal diseases result from *,
triilimr ailm-ent; ii< fleeted. ! ,
Don’t pltiy witii Nature's •,
.greatest gift— heaRh. ',
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•’or sale by
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i; FI. IMF cn.,
I ers .'!.. At liinta. < hi.
W. B. Du!’re.
Carroll & Co., Lessee.
The following schedule in effect
March <5. 1S!15.
Leave Gaffney (Lipscomb's Hotel)
N :<10 a. m. arriving Cooper-Limestone
I ust it ute S : 15 a. in.
Rktium'.i;
Leave Cooper-Limestone Institute
2:15 p. m. arrive at Gaffney 2:25 p.
in •
read “Paul V.Gaffney.
Retail Grocer and Contcotioner.
Tommy, after trying tin
gling fora few days ilcelarcs
tuition fee too great am
i an engagement ■>•.••! ii
penter, the leaders.
i ■
roi I
hobo
the iui-
seetired
& (Jar*
Jewelry
can be seen hy visiting our place of
business
In DaPre’s Drug Store.
We will he glad to have you call.
All work done by it skilled workman
with years of experience.
CORRELL & BRO.
L. BAKER,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
Will do jiny Hass of carpen
ter work promptly ami at j trices
to suit tin: ijuality, ami always
keeps on hand iloorin^, ceiling,
siding, sash, doors, etc. Also a
good supply of heart pine shin
gles at market price. Will also
make out hills for building ma
terial for parties who desire it
and lill the same for a small per
cent. Give me a trial.
Respectfully,
JL#. Ifstlcer,
Don’t Intrude.
Post master bit i i' joiin lia -i placed
u neat iitih gale at the post office .
door. This lias been found necessary
on account of the large number of j
poisons who intrudi into tbe privacy j
of Gie poslollict. Tbe government
does not allow anyone but govern
ment employers in the inside of the
postoffice, and, as our postmaster was
too modest to ask anyone t^get out
be simply bit upon this pli^Bu keep
them out. “Tobc” would lik^^^iuvc
you inside but I’nele Sam objt^^kso
don’t intrude. ™
11 ksit • i: 11 ,
| the rcfre.-di'm;
I seems t.i i>.- do
ing reimti keid;
i imt doiiijr well
A negro pass:!'
! No. 2 to No. I Sat
! a lit t le white boy •
1 brick ami came
him. The si* i
j rested, hut cv> ry
V. ( ., a IIi;
siew r
eg well. :
Weil, cot
! ft er the !'
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-Aft-:-
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urday nigh
• >!• 1 l'.'- in ill
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Unclaimcd Letters.
in the
J NO. EARLE HOMAR.
S. J. SIMPSON.
A. MclVER BOSTICK
BOMAR, SIMPSON & BOSTICK,
Attorneys at Law,
GAFFNEY.
S. C.
List of letters remaining
office uncalled for to date:
Onne Anderson.
Jilas Brown.
A. D. Chuudan.
Mary Fry day.
It. F. Bedford.
N. B.—Persons calling for these
letters will please say advertised m
The LEiHiKit.
T. 11. Lmi.wotiN, P.M.
July 'J, Its'J.i.
Low Excursion Rates.
The Southern Railway Go., offer
the following extra low excursion
rates to Baltimore, Md., and return,
for Baptist Young People’s h’uioii,
July 1S-21;
These tickets will he sold on con
venient dates and with ample return
limits, and are only a few of the
many excursions which will bo in
augurated by the Southern Railway
this .>cuiion.
— -* *•» •-
A Small Fire.
Tuesday nigh the home of Jim and
Lizzie Moore, cob, was destroyed by
fire, about 10 o’clock, together with
the contents, which included a lot of
clothing which Lizzie bad taken in to
wash. The origin of the lire is be
lieved to have been incendiary. The
property belonged to Jim. He circu
lated a petition yesterday and the day
before hut secured nothing like
enough to reimburse li’m.
• i re. ^
•.itb a
siiung
m.t keen •"•-
'. • t! • •; t p* i i'! i ■
being used by SiierilT S. )'. Ilnnir '-r.
and others for his apprehension.
By tie way, .Messrs. Bridges and
Tony, it live and energetic couple,
have the right to make and sel! fam
ily rights to make the ceh hrated
Diamond Drip Crystal Syrup which
is the finest tiling I oversaw in the
shape of inollasses and ( an be made
at about one half tin; average cost of
ordinary syrup and are niiteh better.
I am of the opinion that every family
should have one and make their own
molasses.
Tbe work at Henrietta No. 2 i-
1 progressing finely. They have a
' large force of bands laying brick on i
| the new iitil! building.
It is it noted faei if any one wants i
to indulge in t be “morning dew” of 1
good ol.l North Carolina (bey have I >
steer clear of Henrietta. The man
agement is so strict that !•> tie' lime
the dew falls on anyone they are p -
litely asked, to S. B. Tanner’s olfiei
and given a recommendation tim?
they may get a jo!) from whomsoevt r
they can, provided they care to work
such characters.
Prof. Lynch, of the Rutherford
Democrat, gave our town a pleasant
visit last Saturday. He is also so
liciting for one of Hie best insurance
companies we know of and is a live,
energetic gentleman who deserve-,
the patronage of the people in his
line. Ci.od Hoitkk.
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Manufacturers of
BUILDING, * PLASTERING * AND * AGRICULTURAL * LIME,
And Dealers In
Coal, Shingles, Laths and Piaster Hair.
Dymamite, Blasting Powder, Fuse and Dynamite Caps.
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r.t! ifanking itnd Fxehange
\V ii .-'mured wit!i Burglar-
and Aulomatie l ime bock.
Boxes at moderate
Ttu* J lent 4 ,n 'VVIiools.
i'iicii* Spi'ulh Ih)■ Iv Hoad Wagon is a beauty. Fvei’vtliing tliey
mtike is fully giuifimtecd. (’all on us stud examine thein and
prices he tore you i>uy. We ttlso carry ;i
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before you buy. We also carry ;i lull line of all Grades !
1 ttnd Styles, from the cheapest to the BFST, which is the Premium j
I Carolina Ibiggy, built on honor by the C’AKOld NA lUJGGY (!().,'
Yorkville, S. C. Call and see us. We shall be pleased to show
and sell you anything in our line. —
GAFFNEY WAGON AND FURNITURE CO. T
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Insurance anti Real Estate Agt.,
Merchanciise Broker
AnJ Dealer in
The Celebrated No. g
Whelcr cc Wilson
Sewing Hachines.
Nc lli .•• i.nd at tii'dinjcnts for all
•different inuke:; "! Ii;,l(dlilie.s.
’Office over R. A. Jones’ store.
A New Church at the Mill.
The members «,f the Baptist denom
ination at tbe mill have temporarily
organized a ehureh and on the fourt h
Sunday it will be made a permanent
organization. They will worship in
the building which has been used
by the different denominations.
There have ben some addit ions made
to the building. Rev. J. W. Walker
has charge of the work.
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Baseball at Shelby.
The Gaffney baseball team leave
next Tuesday for Shelby where they
go to play a series of games. The
heart of every Gaffney crank will go
out for them, wishing them success.
Quite a crowd will attend from this
city.
The team also bus u challenge from
Glutrlol (e but bus not yet decided
what to do in regard to the mutter.
Blacksburg Budget.
[Correspondenee of The Li:i)«;i:!c. |
Blacksiu'ik;. S. (’., July 2.—Owing
to the heavy rain last night the dance
at the Cherokee Inn was postponed to
a more suitable evening. Tbe dance
was lobe given in honor of Mrs.
Burges who will leave for Montana in
a short time.
Miss Ivu Withers, of Yorkville, is
visiting the family of W. A. Jackins.
Quito a number of people went to
Yorkville Monday.
Mr and Mrs. F. D. Byars, of Spar
tanburg, and Mr-. William Byars ol
I’nion Go are visiting Mrs. W. A.
Whisonant. of t bis place.
Messrs, b. S. Ilardin and bioin!
Black have come limnc from Goiiun-
bia where they have been attending
school tbe past session. Hardin left
Monday afternoon for Charlotte
where be will work in the telegraph
office.
Mrs. Ester Kerr, of Knoxville,
Tenn., is visiting the family of \Y. I».
Kherer, of Blacksburg.
Chief I'oliee Duncan was in York
ville on business yesterday.
A delightful sociable was giv n at
the re ; idencc of .Mrs K. Dial on
Hat urday night la. t.
Mr. Wilcox, of North Carolina,
spent Sunday with Sum and tins
Dual. .1, k.w.
| Tbe above comiiinnieatlon was de
layed by the mail and did not reaeb
this office in time for last week’s is
sue. I
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His Si"( !■•. - a:. 1 Bonds,
and School < 1:
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WEBSTER,
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Gaffney City, S. C.
I’raid i s in aii I 'ie '•oni , i-. t'ollec-
tioi
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ia’ty.
1,000,000 People Wear
Glass and Tin Fruit Cans!
W F have just received a large supply of one and two (p.iart Glass Fruit
Cans, Mini will v.iggest tiiat you purchase now .vlim you will need, as
the stocks with the factories are already running low, and they are advanc
ing priees very fast and with long jumps.
We are now nnimfaettiring several thousand one and two ipiart Tin Fruit
Cans, with the Wax StringTops, wbieb have always given so much satisfac
tion being en.-ier scaled up than any can ever made, and so simple I hat any
one can use t hem. These cans can be used repeatedly for years. Extra can
Rubbers and Wax Strings for sale.
Keep the ll’u s out of your house by using our butest Improved. Adjustable
Door and Window Screens, which will tit any door or window and can be put
together by anybody.
J. G. GALLOWAY & SON,
DEALERS IN
Dry Goods. Grocorios, Shoos, Hats, Hardware, and all Other
General Merchandise; also Manufacturers of Stoves and
Tin, Shoot Iron anti all other Metal Goods.
Bargains in Everything
Kept in My Line
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between New York and No rOrtcsns ; 1 V.Y-k
(ngton, Atlanta and Moutaoruery, a:, t ulso t o-
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Nos, 83 and 80 United States i’ost Matt, Pull*
' j «ann fclceptns Cars between Atlanta, Mont-
lomery and Now York.
\i.b WOOL SITT for .tl and up. Pantsofk-and up. Gents’Shirts Nos. U and u, Pulkum siasplM Car bstww*
*!Uc te Ladies Siippi i'2 lilic to .fLuO, Men s Slippers and | Ulchmoad, Daavllloaad Greanswro.
Ciiildren's Slippers al B')Ui)in I’rlees. Farming Tools of all kinds—*
think of a good IJ.ie for :’0e. Home-made Buggy Harness and Bridles.
I'leiir, Meat, liths of guo'l coffee i >r SI ; Tea. Coltolinc. and everything
in < roeerie- ;i . eln ap as anyone in town. A chance to price you is all
I want to sell you what you want.
Gel \oureorn gnmmI at my mill every Kalurdaj wiiieli bits been iv-
paire'l imd i ; now being run by thn well known F. A. West
Thanking you for past favors, I am. Yours Respect fully,
W. A. Tl. KK 8. H. U A.RD7VICK,
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