Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Prices Cut Mow Low Water Hark ON ALL SUMMER GOODS. WE ARE DETERMINED TO MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP AND WILL. GIVE A REGULAR PICNIC Bargain Hunters. GEL ML CONGLOMERATION OF NEWS ITEMS OF LOCAfc ***" terest. Some Shari. Some Shorter and all Too Short for a Heading, Yet None Too Short to Mention. PERSONAL paragraphs. The work on the new mill Inis reached ihe fourth story. II. L. Npears ha? purchased I’. I'd I.il!:••• omh’s interest in ihe ihiterpri^e ’oinpnny. Index to New Advertisements. The following are the changes in Movements Of People You Know And f ho advertising columns for this wook. People You Don’t Know. " 0 as ^ y° ur careful consideration of l.mlu-r Itenmlt, wlio lilts been pluyiuy ball nitb New Orlean., lias l !. S.. ft. T ° U “* “ been in tbe eity several .lays the l>a»t | B “ 9 ^ n ‘ sLo-lv'lce.' cut below a ek. He left Wclucajay tor (.as- , ow wot< , r , nark . Carroll & Carpenter—For bargains come and got odds and ends. i!< At i dr-.-Pcu- in ihe afternoon at 1 ! o’c!" k !!. i 1 . iioli rtson \\il! 1 preach cm '•Jesus i- the iJirlit of the ! World.’• i j .lanic.s Morehoad, one of the forc- ! n.cibl of (1 iwikysville fa run rs.hrougiit 1 in a v.apon load of one cabbage last i Tr..day. i.y tv jnt Will Sp( ah -I . Ucv. K., Mslibat!: n: Uohertson :lit on "The A LL Summer Clothing to be closed out ^ Regardless of Cost to make room for an immense Fall Stock. One solid onso of Perfect Fitting Corsets, worth Toe, will sell at 1 A few inure Ladies’Vests,plain nml rihhed at dc to 2 A nice Pleached Vest, handsomely trimmed in white and eolors 1 Ladies’ lilack Silk Mitts Do to 2 100 l»o\es Note Paper and Knvolops, per ho.\ ... Ctootl quality Cellar Lead Pencils, per do/ Come IN and see our 5 and 10 cent counters; 1 Glassware, Woodenware, Tinware, Picture Frames and in fact anything on it from a mouse trap to a set of kitchen utensils, each article 5c. and 10c. We are supplying this whole country with Buttermilk Soap at 3 cakes for 1 Oc. cei’di.tilv invited. mty. All arc !b. :ik iniicr ihe meeting of t I.ii.iv-:’ oc i) ii. u-ratie * iub lodi • .\i••! importune • i » cv r vol j of th 1 lowmdiip v, ill lc tli-eusse‘d. lb .M. Joliy, if.o,. (t,c.-.^y i’.iiid V, ' i: it wiii'di had a! York. He carried ! in a I. i eanie down from j Isuuy to get Ins | -iv« 1 troni N<‘\v ! iutme with him Wt tonia to assist that town against Mt. Holly. J.uthcr is not only a good bail player, but a gentlemanly one. Wa.sliie Childers, of Corinth, was in the city last Saturday. We've got him on our list. Kenneth linker returned to Pros perity Saturday. IM Whelehel, of Corinth, was in the city Saturday. Ed is one of the ‘ git thar” young men of that sec tion .Miss Lila 0. Hudd passed through (i iiVncy Monday from Rutherfordton to Spartanburg, where she goes to visit friends. She will return to this city in a few weeks and resume her work of love. II. 1). Wheat went over toTucapau Monday on mill business. Mrs. R. S. Lipscomb went to Shelby Friday on a visit. Miss Lucy Thompson, who spent a few days with .Miss Kate Davis last week returned to her home at Ulacks- bu rg Friday. 'iaster .1. E. Majors, of King’s Mt., v. m> came over to celebrate the fourth and to visit his sister, Miss Ella Ma jors, returned home Friday. Wili Smith, of Clover, who helped Gaffney Manufacturing Company’s Store—We are having a big run on R. it G. corsets. Wilkins Eros.—Midsummer olfering during July and August. GatTney Manufacturing Company’s Store—<>, For a man. Gaffney & (’ole—Dissolution notice. Paul V’. Gaffney—Wholesale and re tail grocer and confectioner. Building and Loan Notice. A ro yon taking Siumors Liver Rbo- A. S. Corry—For sale. rr.ATOR, the “Kino of Liver Medi- K. of if. meeting. eiNKS?” That ia what our readers Election Notice. ! want, and nothing but that It is the •L C. Spencer—For sale. ; same old friend to which the old folks • i pinned their faith and were never dis- Pupils’ Recital. ; appointed. But another good recom- Thero will he a pupils recital at I meudation for it is, that it ia hettur Oooper-Limostone I nst ituto on next than Pills, never gripes, never weak- Wcdnesday evening at Sdid o’clock, ens, but works in such an easy and The programme cont sins some choice natural way, just like nature itself, that selections and those* who attend may relief comes quick and sure, and one expect it to be up to the usual bight feels new all over. It never fails, standard of this famous institution Everybody needs take a liver remedy, of learning. : and everyone should take only ,Sim mons Liver Regulator. I He .sure you get It. The Red Z used mi the wrapper. J. H. Zeiliu & Co., ITiihtdclphta. A Valuable Chest. T.mom.v, Wash.—"I have . . ■ .1 i it . . , i your Simmons Liver Regulator and our boys to win the hall game on t lie * ... . cun conscientiously sav it is the King Your Attention! V WE respectfully solicit your patrou- ronag* for the Morgan Iron Works. » h are prepared to «lo work of every description in our various depart ments, in quantity and quality, to suit the most exacting. \\ E can furnish you heavy building materials, such as Lumber, Shin gles, Laths, Erick, Lime, etc., promptly and in good shape. WE are ready to get out any class of inside ’inishing, such as Mantles, Doors, Sash, 1’linds, Mouldings, # Newels, Eallusters, etc., etc. OUR Iron Foundry and Machine Hhop is equipped for constructing heavy castings as well as ordinary mill works. OL R Oak and other styles of Mantles are winning a reputation. Beauti ful work for very little money. Give us your orders and wc promise to do all we can to please you. Call on or corres* pond with us. MORGAN IRON WORKS, Wimrtanburjf, C. CHAS. H. CARLISLE, Pres, and Trcas. K. of H. Meeting. TMIK REGt L\U * I’iedmom Lodge. MEETING OF No. 107<», K. of If.. Tuesday after the 2nd and Jth Sudays, at p. m. All mcmlairs of the order arc invited to attend. Architect 0. <'. iL o'.’s pians were a- ccpitd by tin board of alderman at their meeting Friday night. They arc now waiting for bids. The work will shorily commence. The many friends of "Bobby” 1*0 Jo will be pica d to note ihat his I’cci i't i!Inc'S wa.' of .'-iiort duration. He lun- i siiined hi. store <>f rratt. ■■'in fourth, ret urned to his home Friday. J. Landrum Brown is in the quern City for a short stay. Wc arc afraid we will lose Landrum for good if he don’t stay away from Charlotte. M iss Liamdie Webber visited tlie family of .•'coti Hill in the country several days lastAveek. A party consissing of Wilkes F. Thomas, George Anthony, J. K. Bur- —Buy your fruit jars, jelly glasses, ton. Jimmie Cook, Misses Ethel and fruit, preserving powders from J. Thomas, Mymie Huskey, Hannah i R. Tolleson at prices as low as the Bonner and Mrs. Lizzie Barker spent! lowest. Also West India .Spiced Vinegar. of all Liver Medicines. 1 consider it a medicine ciwsl in itsi if.”—Geo. W. Jackson. Your druggiM sells it in powder or liquid ; the powder lobe taken dry, or made into a tea. —Victor Swoops cut loc in price. ‘ Smith Hardware Co. We Are Having a Big Run. on the U M* Littlojohu was seen rolling nimby carnage ahmg the streets Titc'day. .'(u;a of the .Mayors friend ::r-- beginning t ; g> i anxious abolU liim and wo’dii like to know ‘ if in* be practicing.” y o"i;ion at the | .Saturday on the Broad, it is said . Co. j J. K. Burton ate so much as to make him sick. He usually eats enough to make a half dozen sick. Slim Sam i is a pign;) beside J. K. when it comes to eating picnic dinner. Rev. it. B. Robertson took a bu.-i- i ness trip to Yorkvilie Tuesday. ; J. W. Sparks, one of Asbury’s pro- —Granite Iron ware, preserving kettles. Ac. at Goudeloeks. GniVncy is c, i'tainly sju'eading lici self. New city ha!!, opera house, two eoK Ui initls. new hod I, new brick stores, electric light: Remember, we have the largest and most waterw!'rks are a complete stock of Shoes in Gaffney and proimhiliiy of the near future, will save you from 15 to 50 cents on every pair we sell you. Money Refunded for goods not found satisfactory. BOS'-TOdV Next door to J. N. Lipscomb. Gaffney, S. C. _ ; gre.i-ivc citi/.ons was in thecity Tues day. Mr. Sparks says he raised eighteen bushels of wheat from one h ie- bushel and lias the finest clover in his section. Win. Jefferies, Esq., was in the the city Tuesday on business. \V. S. Austell, of Bacolet, was in the city Wednesday on a visit to re latives and friends. W. W. Ruppe, of Grassy Bond, was here Tuesday on business. Miss Lillian Hopper and the Misses i Tin: Li.iiuKK oHico taking rings from ; Blackwoods are visiting in Blacks- { the poles. Their own precious feet j burg. I amove,' the purpose of —Fruit jars at Carroll A Carpen ter’s, —C untry hams a! Heat T. Daven port ’s ■‘ciifaj) store.” —Cottor.ades Sc to loc at J. I. Sur ratts. —The biggest town for 5c at J. plugs of tobacco in I. .Surratts. 1 —Cotton Hoes to hoc your cotton from 1(5 to 2J cts. J. I. Surratt. I lie Gi kiiey sm,'.,, I and i:'> douiu ai.oui liave tic* tournain-ni most ; i:y : ui>. >f 5 he he seen running aloic. elMoUS y now and ai- y can h rse*. MCJKXO.. ■ M.tkr. J. F. Thomson and wife, of Gas tonia, N. C., who came over to at- tt iid the celebration on the fourth, returned Friday. Mr. Thomson is manager of the store of the Gastonia Manufacturing Company. Barmy Bishop, private secretary to Hon. Stanyarn Wilson, was among Hie July 1 eelebrators at this place. W. M. Webster, Jr,, went to Cow- pens Sunday on a visit to his parents. Rev. B. 1*. B< Left soil will repeat his j Sun »y 8idt ‘> ' vns sermon on "Ihe Modern Dance*” next ! •» ^ * v ^ terda >‘ A;,plica!ion bus been made* to tlie ' Stnt .-uperinien a id of I’uhlic Schools to estabii*.!*. a public school ! nl Hu* mill. Rev. J. W. Walker has 1 tab' n a ecus',i- ami timi. that there an* .ihV children there who are* cn- tii! d to the m*m. *;ts of the public ; school and il proposed to make an ! effort to assist ; hem. —Smoke Ganvit A Son’s No. II Cigar and run the risk of securing twenty-five smokes fire of charge. For by J. !). Goudelock. To Avoid constipation is to prolong life. Ri- pans Tubules are gentle, yet positive in their cure of constipation. One* j tahllle gives relief. s\ The AIo*t iriiuiil.v' loro Ci A 1^ IC'a .\I" jc^o. >. u u DURING * JULY Iftlt A • J •! I - »(/A **£■¥•* AND AUGUST SOME SPECIAL * LOW * PRICES * TO * ALL r- -drag- r- mewu.. i t-****’ ^ - ir „ > BUYERS * FOR * CASH. * For A Han! nrillS MAKF* ITS THINK OF TIIK I’.KAF- * tifttl Mipniiio girl wc licanl in tin* choir last spring as she trilled out : “O, lor a man, (), for a man, <),foraman.” Just then ! learned it was a inati-ddii in the skies she had in her mind. We have a daily chorus to the tune and in our refrain of “O, for a doll.” mean it real doll, hut Sumi.: y niori inc. !;*^s is doiii by specie 1 * ■ * 10 . ! I ■ > t init al 1 pei'soi s in < |l Ml. V V. ill) 1 lie*. .* i i:al there s no ba 1.1 li! : in dance will ia* pr, - : t. rio y lm\ ' . 1! . •eial. e:ir- ZH'Sl »! ivitat o>i 1 e.\te olid : o llnin. In tiir t ,'ening i It' wil [in a*,.*! on "IVr- so mil Rcsjm isiliilily in Religiotis Work. i 1 Tin sulisci ipt ion books of t lie ''( 1 i! * * - ns’ Bulidii:;; and L oan Asso- ciiil io i” will i M* Ope lied to < lay at the tore of H. L. i*ai k:- A Co . If you Oi low prices We do not Doll R. Bill. Then bring on your dollar hills and if you den’t lind they will purchase more and better values here than in any other store in town, we will he the ones to eat the mess of crow. Store Gaffney Mfg. Co. 1** ft-—ftpecial bargains for the next BO days in Dress Hoods, Hats and Clothing. i have nut already subscribed go in j ami ah. a few shares. Rciiieinhci*, ! y<ui can bn a hmi.-e ami lot ami pay ! tor it fur a little nmn* llian the rent | you now pay, if ymt will mily do so j through tin* Citizens’ Building and Loan Association. Just come to Gaffney and look around. See Gaffney hustle. See the sph : did new buildings going up. Look at the preparations being made for hu'-.n r ones oi still more magnifi cence in tyle and proportions. Just stay witii us a while and see how the architects visit a; , each one witii lus •la consult one of the; give him n job to build you a house in Gaffney, you won’t be sorry. plans fora new building lure. Come men and Down they go! Prices! A few more nice straw hats 25 per cent, less tl.-..n cost. Big line of. zephrys; white goods and outings from 5c to I5c, formerly lOo to 25c. Shirts of every kind from 25c to $1.00. Just think of buying divinities and silk striped dial lies, worth 25c, for lie and Rlc per yard. Embroidery and laces are too cheap to mention the prices. Tan slioes are going cheap and fast. I'hcse goods are moving and have got to move in order to have room for our immencc fall line. Come and get some bargains because we sure have them for you! Musuii and Lightning fruit jars, I our point barbed wire at 2itc. W. O. LIPSCOMB & BRO, TJie Hum tiers. Personal. M. L. Borders and wife, of Earls Station, N. C., are visiting Mrs. Bor der’s parents, Chief and Mr. B. F. Camp. M. A. MH raw and Miss Ellie Hop per yesterday went to visit the moth er of Mr. McCrnw. E. G. McCullough, of Gowdeys- vilio, was here yesterday on business. Mrs. \V. (’. Carpenter and children and Mrs. II. 1>. Wheat and children left yesterday for Glenn Springs for their health. IL C. Ramsey, merchant tailor, of Spartanburg, was in the city Yester day taking orders in his line. (1. A. Byars, of Gowdeysville, was in the city yesterday. Miss Janie Thompson is visiting Miss Lucy Thompson, of Blacksburg, S. C. She expects to go to York county today to,visit relatives and friends. Mrs. J. E. Webster and little son left yesterday for Spartanburg. Freon there they go to Glenn Springs in a few days. .1. X. Lipscomb is in Folk, county on business. He is accompanied by his brother Vic. Miss Fannie Jones leaves for York county today. She will be accompa nied by her nephew, Master Norman Jones. J. E. Webster leaves tonight for Spartanburg. Glenn Springs and other [daces for a few days. • • Other Locals on Pago 3. O KNOW SOMETHING ,„o,„ poors So*. ] , ,• will he of a-1- | Mouldings. Ac., wi vantage to you when you wlb to purchase those articles. ,.jr NEW PRICE LIST win tell you something about 'you may ask us about. you want to buy good quahl> at low prices? aubust* lumbcr cc AUGUSTA* GA. • Uuy .i the natter." F ( d’ SALE.—A tine 51 months old Jersey Calf; or will trade. A. S. CORRY. Wanted. 25<» dozens oats. Will pay cash. CARROLL & CO, Lessees. Election Notice. Notice is hereby given that an elec tion will bo held in the town of Gaff ney, state of South Carolina, on Tues day, the 2itrd day of July, lSu.», be tween the hours of {> a. m. and 1 p. m. for the purpose of deciding whether or not the citizens of said town are in favor of establishing water works in said town, and that D. A. Thomas, R. F. Spencer and J. F. Rogi-rs are appointed a hoard of managers to hold and declare the re sult of said election. By order of the Town Council. J. E. WEBSTER, Clerk of Town Council. July S. 1S95. P*oR SAi.E.—St-cond-hand buggies * and harness. Apply to J. G. SBENCKR. Building and Loan Notice. P URSUANT to Commission issued by the Secretary of Slate to the undersigned Corporators of “The Citi zens Building and Loan Association, of Gaffney City, S. C..” authorizing them to open books of subscription to the capital slock of said Building and Loan Association, notice is hereby given that tin* books of subscription to the capital slock of the associa tion wiil be opened at the ollice of .1. I). Jones, Soliciting Agent (at H. L. Barks w Co.'s store), Gaffney City, S. C., on Friday, July 12, Ist*5. X. H. Ln ri.iMoiiN, J. F. (i.VUKll'tT, J. D. Jonus, W. C. Caui'KSTUK, W. \Y. Galloway, F. (J. Staov, J. G. Wakiu.aw, , E. R. Cash, A. X. Wool. ('orporators. July il, 1 S;)5. mmmmm. •—»... —»■ j *■ * iim ■■ i Dissolution Notice. The firm heretofore existing under the name of < effney <!< Cole is this day di-solved by mutual consent. All debts due t lie firm v ill be received by, and claims against the company will be settled by Baul V. Gaffney. BALL V. GAFFNEY. TJIOS. 15. COLE. Gakkxky, S. C., July, 9, ’95. i p- t ate 7^ »tio i j . >ej>a ri nicnl. !,ad: ' ~ ill'*" I Idaoj: If -cat !( - . • I . *><*, M:.**. * *- 1 I.1 '* • J * — . 2Bc and 25c. I'm • ami il: air i'i i • ^ i nr pa .or 1c. S i 1 7 Mii.s,( • !o\ os. . Fans.l.n *o . F.nL odl In"* . A r . A n i' • ' line al j -qiu!;!!' p. M* S . ( ■ ■ * 1** ir . t'J‘c. 7. • o. $ | .Ml to .■>: ! .75. Tic: :! p - ■ *: 1 > i “(Jli <VM !'iiidi" ' Cor-eis. no;:.' in ; ior oil t he in: iiclcci.. 75c to $1.70- - >;• *y 'Lamv : 1 r-A.. Win Good >. sue h jis !.a : - Mu dm. N;i * -on * s. Cit* <•!; Mu- 'ins, Dim ilins. At •. w c will !’'v*.* ; ' ’ * ( l j il * . *( / • you e i i i got ovory dav. mm* ( >;; i!»j '. ..... : . B An and Hie. l’i *.• v.-M-i! , 25 j ' f . * f'' ■; ; . • J • MV. I’dlh !> th... n :n! • tho:u iilj I.jj‘ l :!■* JtlOII :oy, oi i! v. . . i •1c. >« > t ^ * m'*l l.adi os’ All l.cailu nr. I’aum! r i i'iii () "o d 75c. lit tti ■r qiiaFi lies. . . . . . ....*• i .''U. it 1 .d't . .fid■’>. •: 2. •.! t and J 2 • r s Oil" •’ ik'j'ii! ar” tlie near lilillg to 1 he 1 < o id and ovorv pair \\ a it a Mo d . $1 i; g i'mc o' ; i!i k: nds oi’ shot *' and wc gu a ratitoc to -cl! i hoin a s low vom* m town. Ciolhin^, S-Looti* •Icoioil I » l '. i HrK HIM Well si ..Mi ! i! 11 * I ’ .; < • k (' i; in I cn u ( In* o \ i u.iiil liui* oi' (L !i oiu* sp.uv your lii*:u!oui\ \vo load them nil ninl v:duo-. Yours Yerv nml Ii.uigit! low. S 11! \ ( . !» o\\ n *n * Si i o ( a,' vo veil rgams. ik< i !• a I a: tin* |»rico. mil in o *•. an ro mid i rock s y!o n I i 11 (•» $ 12.of), -o'ng ( m iin . A . Make n i n t-ov ;i :: ! i ■» imm 1) • gvt 1 hat be* undo -i* j when von coiisitlop W1LK1N5 BROS. (IAI I NKY. S. (*.. Jitlv III. *.i.-,. I « Attention Democrats! T HE M EM BERS (>F THE LIM E- stone Demoeratic Club are re quested to meet in Gaffney on Fri day. July 12, to discuss the approach ing primary and take action thereto. By order I. G. 8ARRATT, Brea. ED H. DeCAMB, Secy- Dr. A. O. THOMAS, Dental parlors in new brick build- ng in rear of postofliee. Teeth extracted without pain. All work guaranteed. For Bargains^ Coim* ami get otlds ami ends, short lengths, ote. while they are new, fresh, and in per feet style. iVt Your Own I^rloo. We have finished Liking Inventory, and in .wnsh goods, white goods, linens, hioos, wool div^sgood-. -iiks. linings, we have a large lot of short lengths ;ui l remnant> that we are going to sell. They must go and will he priced ac cordingly. If you cart* for a bargain conic and see Carroll & Carpenter. 'The V. wiioi^issaivi^is ty:vi> m Confectioner Ci A I 'l 'lV IO A*, s. c