The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, October 31, 1895, Image 8
THE WEEKLY LEDGER: GAFFNEY, S. C„ OCTOBER 31
THE BEE
A CUTTING AFFAIR.
Woffbr i
Perry
hats
Cap:
WE THINK 01'R
hat stock tlie most
complete ami oui’
prices t lie lowest. 111
Our
Shoes r r »'
WERE
ami art
best
MADE TO FIT
put up of the
Ladies
Attention!
ease and f»ive satisfaction. They are
from the eoursest, everyday kittd to
I,!’ TO THIS
date previous
we have never
sold so much
materiel. 1 hey | underwear. Our heavy ribbed, lleece
itii comfort and lined, ladies’ vests in white and erav,
and
fact it has been demonstrated by the J the nicot French kids,
masses which has bought from us
during tin* past two weeks. Plain
figures tell the tah—one price for ev
erybody.
Men planters. 4 in. hrim, 2f>e, 48c
and ‘.)8e. Tourists, 4tlc, tide. Toe, USc,
$1.25 and $1.98. Boys’ hats and caps
in all styles. We can suit you in a
hat, try us.
it 2ne goes like ehalT before t in
Our stock of
lad : es’ slims is immense and we tin-
selling quantities day after day. A
good article with a low price will sell
itself.
Try us on the popular Zeigler Bros’
line makes for ladies, children and
men. Men’s coarse shoes 75c and up.
Ladies’ shoes 00c—any price to $8.00j
For low prices,
March
wind. The blcecln-d, double ribbed
vests at hOc are values people rarely
sec and should he appreciated. No
matter how cheap we buy anything :
we add one small profit and turn it
loose adhering to our iron code, quick
sales, small profits, spot cash.
Outings, flannels, white and red.
Standard calico 5c, blecching, bed
ticking, Hosiery, Stationery, and in
fact we havealmost anything you call
for. Very respectfully,
Waters and Banks
Carve Each Other.
At a corn shucking at T. 0. IVUy’s
last Wednesday night. Wofford Wa
ters and Banks Perry engaged in
a dilfieully. Fr'n-nds in'.erferi-d and
they were separated. Thev got
together again and began carving
each other with poi-ket. knives. Wa-
1 ter.-( received sliglit, l*ut painful
(Jaffr
can see
will he
Besides the^
country that sT
see what, is goii. & -
From that tower caw
houses going up in every
our thriving city. It will mal
think how little you know of GalP
« i i , i ney’s great progress and cause you to
"'"..•ivrry n,,,r isuto. It served u» that
l " s l,y ^ » j aad i,|K.n inYeatigatiaa we Had that
«*rr> was i || tis y me between seventy and
in Hie ribs,
reported to be dying several times
during ohe next few days, but seems
to lie getting along very nicely.
Waters was never thought to he ser
iously injured.
H. L. PARKS & CO.i H. L. PARKS « CO.i H. L. PARKS & CO.
Did You Know
r_.
THAT ALL VEHICLES have
advanced? We still have a few
jobs of the very best makes and
will sell them cheaper than any
body while they last. Now is your
time to buy a buggy or a wagon.
Our stock of suits were bought be
fore the advance and we can sell
you anything in our line way down.
Come and look at our line of pic
tures, mouldings and frames. Our
stock of coffins and caskets are up
to date in every respect.
Give us a chance to show and
price our goods and we will sell
you. Yours for business,
Gafiner Wagon and Furcilure Co.
The Companion Calendar for 1896.
4 he Publisher of The Youth's Com
panion are sending to their sub
scribers free an art Calendar which
will lie highly appreciated. Four
elegant water-color paintings arc re
produced in all the beauty of color
originals, and of
inches) that they
may la- framed with line effect.
The first two pictures olTer a strik-
. ing contrast—a blustering March day
" K respectfully solicit your patron-| j,, sU} ,. ir 01( . h ard. and a peaceful
scene in midsummer. Then follows
in the harvest-field,
a '-harming hit of color with a fort*-
Your
Attention!
and design of t he
such size (T.jXlO
Morgan Iron Works,
to do work of every j tiu , l)00n( | liy 1V
our various depart - I
rotiage for t he
WE are prepare*
description in
merits, in quantity and quality, to
suit the most exacting.
WE eat. furnish you heavy building
materials, such as Lumber, Shin
gles, Laths. Brick, Lime, etc.,
promptly and in good shape.
WE are ready to get out any class uf
Inside finishing, such as Mantles,
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings,
Newels, Ballusters. etc., etc.
! Ol'K Iron Foundry and Machine Shop
is equipped for constructing heavy
eastings as well as ordinary mill
works.
OCR Oak and other styles of Mantles
| an winning a reputation. Beauti
ful work for verv little money.
' Give us your orders and we promise to do all vve
can to please you. Call on or corres
pond with us.
MORGAN IRON WORKS,
Hx»nrt JutDiii'tr. **'• C7.
CHAS. H. CARLISLE. Pres, and Treas.
ground of gobb-nroil and brilliant
autumn foliage. The winter walk to
| church over t he sr.ow covered fields
i is t he la>t of l lie series
To all new subscribers to the paper
who send their mime am! address and
$1.75 at oree, tlie I’uhlishers olh-r to
send free this handsome Calendar,
lithographed in nine colors, the retail
price of w hich is 50 cents. The Com
panion free every week to January 1,
1890, including the Thanksgiving,
Christmas and New Year's double
numbers, and The Youth’s Compan
ion fifty-two weeks, a lull year to
January I, 1897. Addrcs-, The
Youth's Companion, 195 Columbus
Avenue, Boston.
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Are You Ever Downright Hungry [i:.’™
sing,
and ;
some favorite pieces of music—
songs that mother used to
' Do you ever feel tluil it would rest you through and through
live you new life for your daily tasks to hoar some simple air be
cause of its assoeiat ions? Come to us utid play the tune for yourselves,
or we will plav it for you. You may choose your own piano or organ.
Sit down and laugh or cry. Make yourself comfort able and happy—bus
iness can wait. At
Rear of Carroll Si Stacv s Bank
JOHNSON’S MUSIC i’AREOR.
A Serious
Accident
MAY BEFALL
you while visit
ing 1 he At Junta
Exposition. For
protect ion buy a Traveller’s Accident
Policy from F. G. Stacy, Agt.
DR. J. F. GARRETT,
Dentist,
Gaffney, - - - S. C.
Mliee over J. R. Tolleson’s new store.
In office from 1st to 24th of each
moot h ;
t (
Not only Progressive but Impressive.
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An u o’clock Mail.
llnoy does not have tin- vesti
bule to slop here regularly, hut lie-
mail at tills point has grown to mu-Ii
magnitude that I’msI in t-‘« r l.iith*.
jolin petitioned the postolfiee depart
ment at Washington to have mail left
here and taken on by the vestibule
and now we have a regular li o’clock
eighty new’ dwelling houses are being
built in Gaffney. Seventy-five new
dwelling houses means something.
Gaffney expects soon to be able to
furnish half the necessary population
for the new county.
Unclaimed Letters.
List of letters remaining in the
office uncalled for to dafe :
John Coyle.
Mrs. C. I’. Doggett.
S. M. Huffstickle.
J. F. Littlejohn.
MissSiss Moss.
Mrs. Ada Moore
E. L. Pell.
Mrs. M. A. Wilkies.
N. B.—Persons calling for these
letters will please say advertised in
Tin: Ekihjkk.
T. M. I.ITTLK.rOHN, P. M.
Get. IK), 1895.
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This is t lie day of anti-this and
ants-that, but what people need most
nowadays is the ant i-hilioua medicine,
Simmsns Liver Regulator the King
of Liver Medicines, and Better than
Pills. -T have used no other anti-
bilious remedy for six years and know
from experience that for ladses of a
constipated habit nothing equals it.”
—Laura V. Craig. Ellenbury, Fla.
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Photo Notice.
—Being disappointed in getting
the materials for my new photo
graph gallery. I Iiiiac put up a tent
near Squire Surratts' office where I
will make all kinds of pictures. If
you want some nice photos without
d'day come rigdi! along. I will guar
antee mv tent work to be as fine as
v '
.REGU LATI
■-ejg&r'* r,1
Are you taking Simmons Livlfl
ULATOit, the “Kino of Liver Med!
cine.}?” That is what our readers
waul, and nothing 1 uc that. It h the
sumo o’d friend to which the old folks
pinned their faith and v/ero never dis-
.n;pointed. But anolher good recom
mendation for it is, that it in better
than Pills, never gripes, never weak
en.}, but works in such an easy and
natural way, just like nature itself, that
ro’ic-f comes quick and sure, and cue
new all over. It never fails.
feels
Everybody needs lake n.
and everyone should in
mens Inver Regulator.
l!e sure you ge t it.
isos: the wrapper. J.
Co,, "hihulelpbi-. .
h. er remedy,
only Eim-
Tho Red Z
li. Zeiiki &
I" O^ ri! o
» k O tx * O ,
^WENiY-F l\
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old, for sale
11. Jefferies.
•OB SALT
wood and i I
J. Gaffney.
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11 mi
1 own
lo’;
svecks
pairs.
Oak
! I
'lot
. If,
'11-11.
■v work - Cull and see
k made in t lie t*
\V. C. Gallagher.
nt.
samples
Respect
ing lane. \
will find i
on or wri;
■m axle*
A. Stacy.
iiellek
SALE—
0011 fartn-
if Gaffney
:gc to cull
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a
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The People’s Great Trading Centre.
Extraordinary Offerings.
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Dry and Fancv Goods, Notions, Cloaks,
lj | Boas, Wraps, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Furnish-
5 '2 v ing Goods priced so low there can be no ques-
f-\ S | tion or competition.
« MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING.
IVii■ ► ■ 1 H'l 1 to Supply the County
Boys’ Suits 98c to $8.00.
mail from the n<>rt h. This i
convenience, not only to
chants and business uc n
I’o.s! m:ist«‘r Lit l h jol
Somewhat I he 2 o’eloeK mail from the
North. Tin: l.itixinu trusts it will
not belong before Galimv’s impor
tance will rcipiire lh- vestibule to
stop regularly.
Our Mailing List.
The job of setting up our mail list
is n i lit tie one. We tried to get u'l
the names set up this week hut failed.
However, a largo number were set up
and tin* names were printed on the
paper this. M o expect to complete
the job by the next issue. Hereafter
watch your label and you can tell
when your subscription will expire.
If the date on any should hupp -a not
to ho correct, inform us at once so
we can correct the the error. In the
meantime, if you should happen to
be behind, come in and settle up or
remit by mail.
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Death of Miss Scruggs.
Miss Georgia Scruggs, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Chesterfield fScruggs,
died at her home in tin* western sec
tion of I he city las: Friday evening.
Mi's Scruggs was in her twenty-sec
ond year. She was a very popular
voting lady and enjoyed a wide circle
of friends.
The funeral took
First Baptist Churc
afl erisooM n 1 4 o’cloc!'
Rohoitson officiating
were intered at Lime
Notice.
—\Ye have a few more hoys’ suits,
ages from five to thirteen ye:n?s, ul
91 >c. Come before they are all gone.
\Y. O. Lipscomb A Bro
tiers.”
“The Hus-
—J. D. Jeter, of I’acolet, has
moved to tho city and opened a mar
ket and restaurant in the Walker
store house near Carroll Sc Carpenter.
Meats of all kinds constantly on
hand and a first class restaurant and
hoarding house run in connection.
Fresh fish and oysters in season.
10-31-21.
— —
While You Wait.
—Our Mrs. Gray, an experienced
dross maker and pattern cutter will
cut any style of cape for 25c. while
you wait; also draft waist linings to
fit. This is cheaper than buying a
pattern. Give her a call. Carroll A
Carpenter, “The Leaders.”
—A few days ago. at the hospital
in Charlotte. Dr. Wakefield, the oo-
cuiist, removed a cataract from the
eye of Calvin McGinnis, of Darling
ton, X. 0.
man.
food farm*
u Gaffney,
m v. S. C.
a n r* M tr o
;"V i i -<_/»l l_, n,
ioc:
w,
>iOI\iv AI*'riSX.
i ing, in t in* kites
1 stylos.
d Siiamp i-iiug at
reason-
>p next to J. I).
Goude-
Wanted.
.!)—•)(K.) I»i!.- !) • *!: v t»
f corn in
r. ( ki rr< d 1 ('o,.
Li-ssees.
C
{racnairi rji-*- rra
‘ E K
restoring sight to a blind
place from the
h on Sat unlay
;, the Rev. B. 1*.
Tho remains
stone (lemeterv.
Branching Out.
| W. i). Lip.-comb A Bro.,
j lers, are hustlers indeed.
to A list
—Special inducements offered all
pupils that enter Hnds ui’s Business
University foreilhar the shorthand
or business course from now to Nov.
15th. Sond for catalogue. J. K.
11 udsoti, ('harlot t e, N. C
—The biggest bargains ever offered
in Shoes, Clothing, Dry Good* and
Notions at the Boston Kargr.in Store.
—See our 9Si*. ladies' shoes before
buying. Boston BariraGi Store.
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— i ••p'* c.-tn you buv c^lj.*.! tc.,
Out In g at •}.!•• . Bed 1’.eking -■it 5c?
Why .'.i i! *• 1 • - * * -i Bargii'i Sior^.
va:ii-(
5c
iar;*
A
'ON
(Tq>p
my erd' r >for good*
were a' hot tom fig-
• !1 to you I lie same
lower t linn
s and Dres*
. . The best
fe Itssth.nn
-peet fully,
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Men’s Suits $3.50)
>25.00.
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BIC.
Ladies’ Fault less Black.
Boys’ Heavy Ribbed Hose
Gents’ Black Half Hose.
Dorset h.
IVYohh’ ITii miHliin
Mens’ Gray Mixed Undersliirts.
Mens’ All Wool Undersliirts.
75c.
$1.2
i>.
No. 121, Celebrated R. A G.,
White and Drab. 75c.
Warner’s Health. $1.25.
I We IDiin
Truthfully say that we have the prettiest
line of Rugs and Carpeting ever displayed
in Gaffney.
been shipping goo
N. ( 1 . I In- fol1 1 ;'vi,i^ lei i«‘i" i ao i>|-.!* r
which they rtei iveil and t\oeuti l
last week :
MKsstts. Lipsoomu A Bun., G iffuev,
S. C.
Gentlemen—Knelosed find simple
of dress goods my liushand sen! me
from your house. I wish you to send
me tin* numb r of yards of each piece
that is pinned to the sample. Send | j*
via express. Yery Respectfully,
Mits. (!. B Li:i>m.rn:K
eu.speoileps !Oe.,
lead pencils,
hi-toT! Bargain f
lope*
t a
.xVjjT •*
-
•neh
lot of hat* thill cost SJ.OO
selling at 74-*. Boston
rgaiii Stor
Shucking Corn.
Tin: Lkdgkh went down to Satulow
Northley’s last week t<* a corn shuck-
j ing. Mr. Norllih*y’s friends had
! gathered iti force and for several hours
they shucked corn while they sang
I “Gin corn, gin corn, you ain’t a half
ja ginning,” and other plantation
I melodies. After the corn had been
| “ginned” Mr. Norlhey’s friends were
I escorted in toa bounteous repast pre-
! pared by the ladies under the super
vision of Mr. Northev’s amiable
daughter. All had a good time and
enjoyed themselves immensely.
W. 11. WaketlsSd, of Char*
C , will he at Lipscomb’*
Gaffney on Friday. Nov 1st
. m. Hi* practice i* limited
w, var, no'* and throat.
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Back to the Pen.
Garland Goode was taken
— Retnemher, wh**n you wish to
li'iy a residence lot see R. >■ Lipscomb
iu f ire buying. lie has for salt* the
most desirable properly in flic city at
reasonable price*.
—Tuscan Island seed wheat for
sale by R. S. Lipscomb, bearded va
riety.* This wheat mode the largest
5 year average yield at the Virginia
Experimental Farm of any other.
HUDSON’S
Business * University,
charlotte, n. c.
TASTELESS
LL
to
In iTstet,
\V(
utve
everything worn by man, woman
or child marked at prices that will please
all.
gaKT."
We earnestly solicit you to cull before making
your purchases. If you arc not convinced hat
we have everything that we advertise we will ex
pect you to go elsewhere to t rade. Our purchases
were all made for cash ami in the best markets of
the world. Wo understand how and when to buy
and are determined to sell.
* EBBg^EiaiaaaBagE .3
Columbia Friday morning to complete Business, Shorthand and Type*
IS JUST AS GOOD FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICE £OctS.
Gai.atia. Ii.ls., Not. 16,1813.
PstIsMedicinefo., St. l,ou!H,y.o.
Gentlemen:—Wo rad Ins!, year, 600 bottle* of
GUOVIVH TASTULK.-S C1UI.I. TONIC nnd hav*
bought ilireo cro^s already lias y* iir. In all oar cx-
p<-[i<.n<-e i.f M yonrw. In the (Ini'! business, liave
never*otd rn urtielo thut fe'avo siu-h tmlvcrauleatlc>
luctlou aa your Tonic. iourainity,
Aiixxv.CAun &€&
For sale liy NY. B. Dul’re.
his sentence in tin* penitentiary. Tin
Columbia physicians say that Goo-.lc
was tile iiest cared for patient that
cv»-r readied them. This speak* well
of the attending physician, Dr. S B.
Crawley, and the nurses.
writing. Actual Business
Practice from Day of
Entrance.
OA 5*OIvIv & OA I* IMClVHriCl*.
{Jiooilst llclivcrctl li'rcc oi' lur*i(lo tlic* <Jity l-.iini(x.
I He*t (’oukIi Syrup. TuMel (loud,' Uw I
In time. s<|ld by dniaalsts. I
IHII .Tf-Ajrj 5i mtHm
Tho only Business College in
tlie South that you can try be
fore paying the tuition. Semi
for Catalogue and Pamphlet:
‘Which System of Shorthand
* •
shall we learn?’
J. E. HUDSON, Principal.
GAFFNEY CITY RAILWAY CO.
Carroll & Co., Lessee.
The following schedule in effect
March (». 1895.
Leave Gaffney (Eipsco mb’s Hotel)
8:5{o a. m. arriving Cooper-Limestone
I list Mute 8 15 a. m.
Rl IfKMNO
heave Coopei'-I.iim stone Institute
2:15 p. in. arrive at Gaffney 2:25 p.
m.