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Prices Cut Below Low Water Mark ON ALL SUMMER GOODS. WE ARE DETERMINED TO MAKE A JF BLESSINGS. »» Wli L.KOKL EVEN ON OWN DIAMOND. their the afternoon ««ino were ns follows : (Jaffnoy—Wyatt e. liuggins 31), Ben nett 2b, Neil lb, Kvins ss, Stewart |>, HoITninn If, Humphries rf, Holland of. Shelby—Koberlson 2h, Gralitun of, Dj.vonport rf and p, Kite e and If, Broin.'tb, Alovandor ss, Webbe and If, Some Keinarkahly Good Ball PUyinR on the Part ot Both Teams, But, Oh My! How Courte ous They Were!* In (lit boRiuniuR of this article we would state lial-ioolod tliat if wo iiad a do-; ih.ai would I ion I a visitor like tlioRii-iit majority of >h, Iby people iieat ilo'ir yuosls. and especially iatil players who endeavor to as sist them in whiii'iiy a Rame, we would kill idm or :v-iu-o to pay tnives i on liim and let (lie police kill him. j The idm of a hmu p'ayiny as hard | ball as ( ii.ii.man, of tlhariotto, played for Shelby and then on uc or rot, wh'i'T. was l no fauit sou as muob as Cnapman otisod <;f Si-iiim'out i 1 i is a sfjame- fiii •. ; 1 cowardly 'mouse. The best : of ball players, like the rest of tlio I human family, m.d. yr-oss errors at _ , . , , j oritiiiu moments. The play came up Summer Clothing to be closed out j m tins m . n m Uotrmun hit a p .p.- Regardless of Cost to make room for ny "* 11 '- * t;ir > ^ • “Be Charitable in All Things. 'the cull in last week’s Lkihikk for cont ributions for the destitute Hallow family was responded to very liber ally, but one notable fact was that the majority of the responses came from those who could least afford it. : Very few of our well-to-do people sent anything at all. One sweet little wo- , man, with the love of Him who gave t himself for us in her heart, plodded through the mud and dri/Ming ruin | Friday morning to administer to their CLEAN SWEEP AMD WILL GIVE r’mm nm m***umm «*.** • < Mii'a 1 ■ ' A REGULAR PICNIC To Bargain Hunters, all D. an immense Fall Stock. I>nt\. . of IVrfrel Kitiiliu: ('of.-ots, worth Too ;<• to trimmed in One solid east will sell at A few more Ladies’Vests, jdnin and ribbed at A nice Bleached Vest, white and colors Ladies’ Black Silk Mitts he to 100 Boxes Note Paper and Knvelops, per box Good quality Cedar Lead Peiieils, pel' doy. Come who was • >ri. aim iviiUorsun, wlm was n to got il, at >; t ying to Chapman, o •. 'hapman siojip. . pp. i. uinking , i ii, as ho di 1 ;-o.|> i.-.ion. i i hapjiou al iiuy ■it hi i moil of ■vai piooc <*f hearing that I ling the in the at'tor- TN and see our 5 and 10 cent counters; A 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 10c. ! playmg.j-eo iiih uas ! in. same time •I’ve got ii.' Uid iti'hei'lso!' also r ; l hat (Miapman v> itihi j not desiiv to eau-<- i was a play liuu niigh time, and to :ieeus.- , selling the gam*! is a g in justieu. < '.lm[)man. he had been aeeused o gumo, refused to play noon. Tiien again, hurrmg ihe treatment | at tlie itunds oi some ten or twelve j ,Shell,;- eiti/.ens. ihe ger.crul attention | shown tie. < lati t ley conligetit was meagre. ! .. ■ ace.ii 'ouation for tiie (ialTney team was vi ry poor, several of the players having to .'lee]) on pul- i Ii- one of t hem llarrill p. Kskridgc lb. Iti just ice to Stewart wo musl say tliat he pitched a good «gumc until the seventh inning when his arm, which bad been hit by a batted ball tin* day before, gave out. and thou it was that the I toys became rattled and wants. Others sent in contributions couldn't play ball. j which materially assisted, but as we The games Wednesday were utn- ; said before, the most of it came from I pired by i’luso Durham, who was ah- the humble poor. It may be that sohitcly impartial and gave entire i they realise the need of assistance salisfu'dion to both sides. He also j more than anyone else and that is the knew his business and t here was'no ! reason they are so ever ready to help, kicking worth speaking of. Come, Christian people, give these Too much praise cannot he be- | poor people a lift to help them along slowed on each and every individual in life. You will feed better for huv who helped I hi limy win the first j n g ,lone so. God will bless you for game. Wyatt played as he never j it. Don’t he afraid of overdoing the played before. Huggins was at the i thing. They are needy and you rigid place at the right moment J should assist. Send in your contri butions at once and Tin; LianiKi; will see to it that it is not ill-spent. One i making two double plays at critical good lady sent in a nice frying-size | moments. Neil pitched the game of! ( ,hieken. Olliers sent Hour, sugar, his life, only one run being made af- i coffee, cloth, etc., and others gave ter he went in the box. Holland j money, bid the contributions were play; d a good iirst. Hoffman did i u || small and it will bo many weeks some good pitching and played a nice before that poor, weak mother will ( i hi. Guthrie, “the Kutherfordton i 1( , able to administer to her babe, if I' lby,” made ihe !ir.G run and hit the | p should survive, ami it will he many ball and also played a good Held, weeks before that once strong arm of Brown mad.: the prettiest running j |he father will regain its strength in catch for us. Kvins [licked up some j order to earn .sustenance for his fam- pivtty hulls at shortstop. For Shelby jjy. ••Let your light so shine,” etc i! would be difficult to say who die! the best playing. The team was evenly selected. Robertson, at sec ond, in our judgement, played the best, but each and every one did oiini of an oi ho!,,n- j nearly every time. Bennett played being ac- iSOCO!:( | as only Bennett can play it, a sh ‘ REGULATOR, let, in: on t m il to use •eior. i base ino\ ian. < .iMow. brilliant playing and we leave the Shelbyites to sing their praises and pay their wages. Gaffney had rooters from Blacks burg, Gastonia and Rut herfordton and they wore wit h the boys. Much of the pleasant time spent was due to them, for Shelby is certainly deficient in the matter of courtesy to opposing baseball teams, if their attention to our boys is a specimen of their cour tesy. We dislike to say this for we are of the manner horn and we love UJ.KSSJ! Remember, we have the largest, and most complete stock of Shoes in Gaffney and will save you from 15 to " every pair we sell you. 50 cents on the Old .North State and all her in- <Mi Tuesday ov mag there was a habitants, large crowd on lie* ground ! > witness | However, we invite you down hoys, the game and after a ;i|U;;bble of : . l|U j v> .- (iV)1 j, ol , C()tn e wo will endeavor some twenty minutes over an mupir" ,,, „.j v ,. y,, u u pleasant time and it we tin game was oa!led. IM Dates was m;i | C( . p (wo straight we will treat chosen ns umpire and from ihe Iirst jm,! if you make two straights we’il there was uissati ta'dion. B‘ nm tI ^ U p u!1 y vva y # Tm: hKi'imu is under ohligutiotis to the gentlemanly the Aurora and Star for court esh - ex tended. Money Refunded satisfactory. Next door to J. N. Lipscomb. for goods not found ■rrc > i*is, Gaffney, S. C. Smith Hardware Co, . Headquarters »for * Hardware. PISTOLS, Cartridges, Guns, Gun Caps, * Powder and Shot, Belting, Manilla Si sal Rope, Barn Door Hinges, Grass and Bush Blades, Maslin Kettles, Sauce Pans, Wire Dish Covers, Green Wire Cloth, Apple and Peach Peelers, Well Chains, Feed Cutters, &c. Come to see us. SfllTH HARDWARE CO. contested tin guim- at 1 ry pmiit. .'.Ir. o a ;s cmh avwri d t • 1 ' ■ ftur but his liecmi'itm w« r invm'iniey ngninsl the visitors in eritica! moimmis, and he evidently was not a- well im'iuuin- tid with the rules a.-; Is 1 .' should have been. It was reported that In-had money up on the game, and if that he ! h.*• ease, it was therefore impossi ble for For four :t ^ Went on. the score at Ihe end stand ing ti to I in favor of Shelby, when it seemed as if Providence, seeing the injustice being shown the Gatlnev team by the umpire, caused a mighty rain to fall, rendering the ground un lit for play. WKUNKSUW Molt S' I V< ■ S UV'tK. The game Wednesday morning was called iit !(>■!". and a pr. tthr game of bail has m-Mr been pla\eii in Shilby tinin tliat. It openeil witii Robertson at the hat for Shelby aml he knocked a grounder and never made Ids u< puainlanee with first as likewise did Gra'mtn ami Davenport. For Galfm-y W yaG. !! m.gins and Ben- net! a.ll tlmc struck out. In the second inning Shelby scored one while GaIVney got u goose egg. In the third inning slndby scored 1 and Gaffney 2, wide- in the fourth Shelby -cored her last run and from that time on she wa.s in a similar position to that of the Inin I on the hotl’i — “not in it.’ while Gaffney took m r goose eggs in rapnl stie-’ession unti! the eighth whim he seor. d ! ttml in the ninth the pyrotecnin display eatm- off, when with three men on btises Huggins let a two bagger, bringing | For sale in two tnen and reaching s. •ond, and then Bennctl hit a long tty to center and was cnugltl out. but Wyatt left j means a third jttsI as the ball siruel. the field- the slot er’s hand and heal the bail home, tints tiling the score. Then it was that about fifty Gaffney cranks, as- The Death of an Infant. A three months old infant of Mr, and Mrs. .1. G. Blanton died Tuesday m to give our side justice, night at f) o’clock and was buried ml a half innings the play | Wednesday evening at 1 o’clock at Camp’s Creek, N. C. . -*e m . A Wise Conclusion. Wkst CotuxTii, Main);.—”1 doc tored for years for biliousness, but nothing ever helped me like tiim- nions Liver Regulator. I shall take nothing else hereafter.”—N. M. Oak- man. Your druggist sells it in pow der or liquid : the powder to be taken dry, or made into u tea. • - —Yietor Sweeps cut 10c in price. Smith Hardware Co. Personal. Mrs. Hattie Anderson, of Lowrys- ville, arrived in the city yesterday on a visit to her sister, Mrs. D. A. Thomas. ••i'nelo Billy” Lockhart, who lives three miles below the city, was here Saturday. The remarkable thing about ‘‘Cncle Billy” is that he is more than ninety years of age and that, he still does manual labor on bis, farm. Mrs. .1. If. Montgomery was down from Spartanburg Wednesday even ing for the pupil’s recital at Cooper- Limestone. Mrs. GooJlet, huly principal at Cooper-Limestone will spend the hol idays with her husband at Greers. Miss l. P. Brown will spend her vacation at Wcliford. Index to New Advertisements. The following are the changes in the advertising columns for this week. We ask your careful consideration of newspaper men of j (j,,, am | NV | len purchasing make mention of the fact that you saw it advertised in Thk Li:i><;kk: W. M. Webster, .lr.—It’s the talk. W. O. Lipscomb A Bro.—Watch this space next week for bargains. R. (J. Bears--Milk cow for sale. A horse kicked II. S. Shafer, of the Freemyer House, Middleburg, X. Y.. on the knee, which laid him up in lied ami caused the knee joint to be come stiff. A friend recommended him to use Chumhcrluin’s Pain Balm, which he did. and in two days was able to be around. Mr. Shafer has recommended it to many others and says it is excellent for any kind of a bruise or sprain. This same Remedy is also famous for it scures of rheum atism. For sale bv W. B. DuPrc. Are yon taking Simmons Liver Reo- plator, the “Kino of Liver Medi- cinkh?” That is what our readern want, and nothing but that. It is the name old friend to which the old folkn pinned their faith and were never dis appointed. But another good recom mendation for it is, that it is ret ter 1 than Pills, never gripes, never weak- j ens, hut works in such an easy and nn.mral way, just like nature itself, that relief comes quick and sure, and one 1 feels new all over. It never fails, j Everybody needs take a liver remedy, , aod everyone should take only Lira- | mons Liver Regulator. jle sure you got it. The Itei! Z is on tne wrapper. J. H. Zcilin & | Co., JL'liiludclphic.. Your Attention! \N t respectfully solicit your pat rof * he Morgan Iron Works. w h are prepared to do work of every description in our various depart ments, in quantity and quality, to suit the most exacting. W h car. furnish you heavy building materials, such as Lumber, .Shin gles, Laths, Brick, Lime, etc., j promptly and in good shape. | W K are ready to get out any class of | inside finishing, such as Mantles, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Newels, Ballustors, etc., etc. ! ( >i It Iron Foundry and Machine Shop is equipped for constructing heavy castings as well as ordinary mill I works. j GLR Oak and ot her styles of Mantles arc winning a reputation. Bcauli- I ful work for very little money. i Give us your orders and we promise to do all we can to please you. Call on or corres pond with us. MORGAN IRON WORKS, **l>Mrtan1»iir)p, *£. C. CHA3. H. CARLISLE, Pres, and Treas. Dr. A. O. THOMAS, Dental parlors in new brick build- ng in rear of postoffico. Teeth extracted without pain. All work guaranteed. PLASTICO. Wall decorator and beautifyer. PLASTICO. Cover dirty walls and lly specks. PLASTICO. All neat housekeepers use it. PLASTICO. Conducive to health and attractiveness. j^OW I: THKTIMK to pack away Flannels and Woolens, anti there is nothing sure against Moths and Insects but the GAMI’HoR MARBLKri. Gall and gel them and save your clothes, only Ac per pkg. A few more TO (to AT COST FOR CASH. Respectfully, STRAW HATS J. D. GOUDELOCK. Furniture W ATCH THIS SLACK NKXT WKKK for unheard of Bargains. Respect fully, W. O. LIPSCOMB A BRO., Tut': llrsii i.us. Fruit=Time and Harvest IS WI TH AND / AM PRE PARED TO EURNISII YOU WITH F ill)IT JARS, RFBBKRS AND GRAIN CRADLKS AT THK lowest prices. I have just received tin doz. Mason’s fruit jars. Prettiest line of straw hats in town. I am offering the re mainder of my stock of colored embroidery at cost to dose out. Big lot and pretty styles of lawns, dotted Swiss, challies, ducks and shirt ing prints at rock hot tom ^prices. I have on hand a full supply of corn, hay, bran, cotton seed meal, hulls, Hour and any thin!? else von want in "roci picH thing else you want in groceries. ’Free delivery in town. J. N. Lipscomb. I um roiitimially receiving new style* ol iWtUlwin A: on JPinnos. One handsome i/liii'korin**’ I’istno, UpoKlit, al a bargain, but tittle used. A fine selection of first.clar.-. l*t»rlor mu! C'liupel Orj£«in*4 at low prices. 1 be .c gooda are 1 from tin.* IVlsiiiiifsicttirtM'H and no agent'* commiitions to be paid. Call Saturdays or Monday* or oddre*s W. J0II1N»01N, Y. OrATiridJCir, 0. C. —Buy your fruit jars, jelly glasses, and fruit preserving powders from .1. It. Tollcson at prices as low as the lowest. Also West India Spiced Y i negar. —Granite Iron ware, preserving kettles, ivc. at (ioudelocks. —Fruit jars at Carroll k Carpen- t er ’ 8 - __ —Smoke Garrett k Son’s No. I i Cigar and run the risk of securing twenty-five smokes free of charge, by J. I). Goudelock. strengthens F OR SALK.—A fined months old lorsey Calf; or will trade. A. S. CORRY. Wanted. 2.'ii» do/.ciis oaf s. Will pay cash. CARROLL k CO, Lessees. Stomachic medicine that tMcii. or to be brief, it means Ripans Talnilcs. If you are troubled with a weak stomach and cannot di gest your food use Ripans Tabules. sisted liy their friends from Rut hcrlon i One gives relief, and Gastonia made the welkin ring, arid not a few were fit subjects for Morganton and Columbia forth:' lime being. The Sln lhy rooters and back ers ‘got pal in lie gills and their faces looked blanched and careworn. < Mir ('barley 1 hen stepped to the plate ( and w il Ii t wo dull, sickening thuds (to j Gaffneyitcsj the ball bit the catcher's mit, but the third was the fatal one and went over the head of both striker and catcher wifi' in came Huggins and ended the game by a score of 7 to ti in favor of Gaffney, and then it was that we “became the peo ple and had to he respected.” The score by innings was as fol lows : Gaffney 0<)2<H>oo 1 1—7 Shelby 0 1 I loon 0 f>—fi The following were the players and their positions for the morning game: Gaffney—Wyatt c, Huggins fib. Ben- net 2b, Brown cf, Kvins ss, Neal p and lb, Holland If and lb, Hoffman If and o, Guthrie rf; Brown fainted in the seventh inning and Charley Humphressubstit uted. Shelby—Rob ertson 2b, Graham e, Davenport cf, Gbupman ss, Brem 3b, Alexander rf, Webb If. Kskridgc lb, llarrill p. THK AITKKXOON (JAMK. To be candid with Li.hoki; readers, tlie afternoon game was not so in tensely interesting to the Gaffney rooters us that ninth inning of the morning game and especially after the sixth inning, for then it was we “drapped our candy” and began to think of other tilings beside hull games. But they heat us and we leave the story of our defeat for those ' who love to tell it while we think of the victory of the morning game and are content. The score by innings was: Gaffney 0 0 0 3 i 0 0 0 1— X Shelby 1 I I o (I 0 it 0 7—In The players and their positions lor • • Other Locals on Pa^e 3. It’s the Talk Based on bids that your dollar will buy more Groceries at Webster's than at any other store in town. My sto<-!\ of Fine Candies is up-iu-date. Yours for business, W. M. Webster, Jr. July io. 1895. HAVE YOU EPER NOTICED WHAT A PLEASING EEEECT A NICE SUIT OE E URN IT LIRE HAS IN A COT- TAGE? DK IT KYKR SO HI MBLK WK CAN SKT IT OFF with the furnishings tliat would please a prince. And tlie prices are just right, Bed=room Suits $i4 and up. T^IIK CNDKliTAKlNG BCSINKSS * but then, pe nile must die ami mil- IS A SAD ON,.., • t lie huried. Some pciiple have not the means to expend a large sum on Hie burial of their loved ones, and ycl, tin y desire to give them A Respectable Burial. CAN KXABLK YoC To Do TH AT FOR A YKRY small sum. and while we wish yui ami yours to live on forever to enjoy our Furniture, still we invite you to inspect our line of W! Coffins, Caskets, Burial Robes Etc., before you die or when your relatives die. CARROLL, CARPENTER & HUMPHRIES. poll SALK—One good Milch Cow at a bargain. Apply to R. G. BYARS, at the Dr. Gaffney old residence. LIMESTONE * SPRINGS WORKS I F oil SALK.—Second-hand buggies' and harness. Apply to J. G. KFKXCKIL I Election Notice. Notice is hereby given tliat an elec tion will be held In the town of Gaff ney, state of South Carolina, onTues- I day, the 23rd day of duly, iNffo, be tween the hours of 9 a. m. and 4 p. j m. for the purpose of deciding ; whether o# not the citizens of said j town afo in favor of establishing water works in said town, and that I 1). A. Thomas. R. F. Spencer and J. j F. Rogers are appointed a board of ! managers to hold and declare the re* j suit of said election. By order of the Town Council. J. E. WEBSTER, Clerk of Town Council. July 8, mi. Building and Loan Notice. P CRSl’ANT to Commission issued by the Secretary of State to the undersigned <'orporators of “TheCit i- zeiis Building and Loan Association, of Gaffney City, S. C.,” authorizing them to open books of subscription to the capital stock of said Building and Loan Association, notice is hereby given that the hooks of subscription to the capital stock of the associa tion will he opened at the office of J. 1). Jones, Soliciting Agent (at H. L. Parks k Co.’s store). Gaffney City, S. C., on Friday, July 12, 1S9.1. X. H. Littlkjoiin, J. F. Gakrktt, J. 1). JoN'KS, W. n. CaUI’KNTKU, W. W. GAM.OWAV, F. G. Stacy, J. G. Waimu.aw, E. R. Cash, A. X. Wool*. Corporators. July II, 1895. CARROLL ft CO., Lessees, Manufacturers of BUILDING, * PLASTERING * AND * AGRICULTURAL * LIME, Arid Dealers In Coal, Shingles, Laths and Plaster Hair. Dymamite, Blasting Powder, Fuse and Dynamite Caps, Will SUCULrlNU TUM 1 Premium Carolina Buggy* 'die 1 lent 'diiii|g on Wheel**. Their Spindle Body Road Wagon is a beauty. Everything they make is fully guaranteed. Call on us and examine them and ge prices before you buy. We also carry a full line of all Gnules and Styles, from the cheapest to the BEST, which is the Premium Carolina Buggy, built on honor by the CAROLINA BUGGY CO., Yorkville, S. C. Call and see us. We shall he pleased to show and sell you anything in our line. — ■ GAFFNEY WAGON AND FURNITURE GO. 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