The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, November 14, 1895, Image 8
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THE WEEKLY LEDGER': GAFFNEY, S. C., NOVEMBER 14, 1891
Olothing!
AVe have just opened a lot of clothing fresh from the
mill in latest styles, whick we think would not he say
ing too much to add that we can give just a little better
goods for the money than any other concern in Gaffney,
First—We pay Spot Cash and get off all discounts.
Second—We are satisfied with just a little less profit.
Big line of Scarfs and Four-in-hands, worth $3.00 whole
sale, we will sell at 25c. 2 doz. Black Silk, Satin Lined,
worth $4.50 wholesale, will be in the same lot at 25c.
Black Worsted Suits, sizes 3") to 48, worth fully $4.50 for only
b*®0' $3.48. Other suits at $2.98 and some us cheap as $1.25.
tf>I QO All Wool Kersey Suits, sizes 34 to 40, made equal to any $0.00
$Tiv0i sll jt j„ (j H , c ity fur only $4.98. You must see these goods to ap
preciate their worth.
$7.98.
$7.98.
All Wool Black Cheviots and Serges, made equal to custom work,
trimmed in the best possible manner and worth fully $10.00 for
only $7.98. They are simply dandies and we give you a better one
for a ten dollar bill.
Big lot of Boys Clothing at a very moderate price. Boys’ pants
from 15c up. Job in some Men’s odd Coats, winter weights, all
prices.
Men’s winter pants 49c, 75c, 98c and up to $4.85.
We will Save You Money on Anything in the
way of Clothing.
Your Money Back if You are Not Satisfied.
H. L PARKS S CO.
Cold Wind
AND RAIN REMINDS YOU OF
WARMER UNDER-SHIRTS.
We have bought largely in Ladies’ and Men’s Underware and
bought them when prices were correct.
Ladies’ Vests $ 25c and up.
A beautiful one, all wool 1.00 and up.
Ladies’‘and Misses’ Union Huits that are growing so much in
favor.
In Men’s Underwaro we are in position to do anyone good
When Prices and are Considered.
Our Leader in Men’s Under-shirt* at 50c each, $1.00 per pair
is just a little ahead of anything we have seen.
Bear us in mind when you buy your underwear.
Yours for good values.
STANDARD PATTERNS
aialogue Thee on Request
Nov. 14, 1895.
Wilkins Bros.
GAFFNEY, S. C.
Look Out!
Look Out for your Pocketbook! 1
Go to the new’ store, Baltimore Bargain House. You could save money
by it and your pocket book will bo saved.
Baltimore JRar^ain House.
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and Gents’ Furnishing Goods.
We can give you the biggest bargains ever offered.
Come at Once!
It will pay you to give us a trial. Yours Respectfully,
SCHWARTZ & SNYDER,
Lipscomb’s Hotel Building. GAFFNEY, S. C.
BLANKETS!
BLANKETS I
BLANKETS I
The finest in town for the least money. From 90c to $5.00 per pair.
W. O. I^ipHeoml> Ac Hro.,
The lluMtlci'H.
Wholesale Agents for Batchelor Bro’s. Cigars, of Philadelphia, Pa.
GENERAL CONGLOMERATION
OF NEWS ITEMS OF LOCAL IN
TEREST.
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Some Short, Some Shorter and all Too
Short for a Heading, Yet
None Too Short to
Mention.
John K. Jelferies. “Old Bach,” is
again with W. (). Lipscomb Bros.,
and his many friends may hereafter
look for him there.
Remember the Thanksgiving edi
tion of Tine Ledger. It will be a
dandy and you and your business
should be represented in it. Bring
in your copy one week ahead of
time.
“Snipe hunting” was the past
time of the hoys one night last week.
They took a good-natured son of Is
rael about a mile from town and left
him to hold the suck while they went
to drive the snipe.
Manager W. C. Hamrick, of the
Gaffney Manufacturing Company’s
store, lias been confined to his room
several days the past week on account
of sickness. We are glad to he able
to announce that he is now able to
be out.
There is a freak in vegetation at
Grindull. On this side of the river
everything is green and budding
while on the other Hide, just ov«r the
river, everything in the vegetable
line is dead and dry. Who can ex
plain it?
T. Davenport accompanied Mrs.
Davenport to the train Monday
night. He remained on board until
the train had attained some speed
and in attempting to jump off he fell
and hurt his leg. The injury was
painful but not serious.
Why don’t you make an effort to
get that free tuition? It can he
easily secured. There is not a
bright hoy or girl in this sec
tion who could not go to work and
in two days surpass the best effort
sent in so far. Let us hear from
you.
The people in the section of Grin-
dall have petitioned the postoffice
department to re-open the post of
fice at that place. J. W. Nance will
be the new post master. Lkdgkk
subscribers in that neighborhood will
get their papers on Thursday here
after.
The genial old citizen, John W.
Ross, fell the other day while mov
ing around his plantation and broke
several of his ribs. Mr. Rcss is get
ting along qui'e well now, and his
many friends in Gaffney will watch
witJi interest for any news of his re
covery.
J. 8. Hopper, of whom there is no
more genial nature in the county,
culled on us lust week and displayed
what he terms his new variety of
corn. It has five distinct ears in one
shuck. Mr. Hopper says he hopes
to improve the seed next year so the
stock will bear ears from the ground
up.
J. L. Strain, our efficient ’corres
pondent from Etta Jane is in Co
lumbia this week looking after the
interests of the new county. We
miss his newsy letter but we feel that
next week he will come forth with
renewed energy and give us some
thing that will be both pleasant and
profitable.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Religious Notes.
Bishop Capers will make hisvisita- ;
tion on Thanksviving Day, Nov. 28.
Bishop Caper is one of the finest pul
pit orators in the State, and one of
our purest and best men. Every
body should embrace this opportuni
ty of hearing this distinguished and;
pure man of God.
Sunday week there will be special
religious services in the Limestone
Baptist chnreh, conducted by Rev.
B. P. Robertson, assisted by the
j other pastors of the city. This ex-
| ercise will be in lieu of the regular
1 commencement exercises. The pub
lic is invited. There will he no
morning service at the Baptist
church ou that day.
Rev. G. M. 1 loyd will preach on
next Sunday afternoon at the factory
school house at 4 o’clock. This will
close his labors there for the present
year. He will close his year’s work
at Gethsemane church next Sunday
at 11 o’clock a. m., and at Asbury
on Sunday week at 11 a. m.
Rev. B. P. Robertson will preach
next Sabbath on the Lord’s Supper
in the forenoon. The evening ser
vice will he devoted to a song ser
vice. The other pasiors and the
public in general are invited to par
ticipate in this service.
Rev. Ohas. 1J. Smith, of Spartan
burg, will preach in the Mi i ; .o,|i>|
; church in this city on Sunday \v< * k.
’ morning and evening. Mr. Smith i>
! well known to our people as a gifted
| speaker. A Cordial invitation is t x-
i tended to all to hear him.
Dr. Blue Mountain Joe.
Large crowds have attended the
entertainments given by Dr. Blue
Mountain Joe and company of ar
tists during the week.
The Doctor anil company have
been for the past sixteen months in
South Carolina and every place they
have appeared they have given the
greatest of satisfaction and received
the highest endorsements of the
press and the public.
The entertainments given are lirst
! class in every respect and strictly
I moral in every sense of the word.
| Not a vulgar word being spoken or
j an act offered that could offend the
most modest person ii< the world.
The Doctor can be seen in bis
camp office every day from 9 a. m
to 4p. rn. free consultation an all the
diseases that man or woman is kin
to. Rheumatism a specialty. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. The company
remains until Sat unlay nigh! when
they go to Clifton for one week.
To the Public.
Policy 1845954 of I be Lam redniv I r -
surnnee Co., of Manchester. England,
having been lost or mislaid, the pub
lic is hereby warned t bat l he company
is not responsible fur it and will not
recognize any liahilitv under it.
R. 8. LIPSCOMB, Agt.
For Lancashire Insurance Co.
SIMMONS
REGULATOR,
GbODFOR EVERYBODY
and everyone needs it at all times of the
year. Malaria is always about, and the
only preventive and relief is to keep the
Liver active. You must help the Liver a bit,
and the best helper is the Old Friend, SIM
MONS Liver Regulator, the Red Z.
Mr. C. Himrod, of Lancaster, Ohio,
says: “SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
broke a case of Malarial Fever of three
years’ standing for me, and less than
one bottle did the business. I shall use
it when in need, and recommend it.”
Be sure that you get it. Always look for
the RED Z on the package. And don’t
forget the word REGULATOR. It is SlM*
mons Liver Regulator, and there is
only one, and every one who takes it is
sure to be benefited. THE BENEFIT IS
ALL IN THE REMEDY. Take it also for
Biliousness and Sick Headache; both are
caused by a sluggish Liver.
_J. H. Zeilfn & Co., Philadelphia.
For Sale.
UDIG LOT OF HATS fresh from tin
'■^utetury. all styles, bought at a
heavy discount and put on sale Thurs
day, Nov. I I. at a discount of 25 per
cent. II. L. Parks Sc Co.
T wenty-five pigs, six weeks
old, for sale, singly or in pairs.
Wm. Jefferies, Hum-*. S. C.
F (iU SALE—Town lots. ( Lik
wood and Hickory wagon axles.
J. J. Gaffney.
M
I'I.ES FOR SALE—
S. A. Stacy.
Movements Of People You Know And
People You Don’t Know.
Mrs. T. Davenport left Monday
night for the exposition.
M. J. Hicks and wife,of State Line,
were in the city yesterday. Mr.
Hicks is an enthusiastic new county
man.
Rev. Geo. M. Boyd took a trip to
Spartanburg Tuesday.
Mrs. Oscar Lipscomb is visiting at
Spartanburg and Pacolct this week.
Miss Fannie Littlejohn accompa
nied Mrs. R. N. Littlejohn on her re
turn home to the Queen City Monday.
Miss Lou Flemming, of Rome, Ga.,
is the guest of Miss Minnie Carroll.
Miss Flemming is one of Georgia’s
fairest representatives and has al
ready captured the hearts of Gaffney’s
young people of both sex.
Miss Ida Wood, one of Pacolet’s
fair daughter’s, is the guest of Miss
Annie Wood.
H. C. Mabry, of Grindall, was in
the city Saturday.
M. L. Gaffney has moved to Chero
kee.
Alderman F. G. Stacy and John
Holland went up to Lowell last Sat
urday evening to spend Sunday. At
least that’s the station they got off
at.
Tom Camp went to Spartanburg
Monday evening to take in “AjBreezy
Time.”
F. M. Mikell, of the Lancashire
Insurance Company was in the city
Monday and Tuesday. Mr. Mikell is
the special agent for the company’s
Southern department with headquar
ters at Atlanta.
J. B. Hodge, of Pacolet, was in
the city Tuesday on business.
Rev. C. E. Robertson went to
Clifton yesterday on a ministerial
mission.
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Other Locals on Pages 6 and 7.
B lack hawk corn shkller
for sale. S. A. Stacy.
F arming land for sale—
I’artit-s desiring (o buy good farm
ing land within two miles of Gaffney
will find it to their advantage to call
on or write to It. F. McCraw, Gaffney,
S. C.
C*oK SALE—81 acres of good farm-
^ ing laud in I.', miles from Gaffney.
Apply to T. J. Stacy, Gaffney, S. ('.
C *oRK -ol.E SHOES EoR MEN.
^/eigli r Urns’ line shoes for ladies,
children and men. I.adies' coarse
shoes from b3 cents up. Men’s coarse
shoes from 75 cents up. Men’s fine
shoes, congress or lace, 98 cents. II.
L. I’arks i'< <'u.
^ Wanted.
WA.N ^ -J O bushels of corn in
the ear. Carroll A Co.. Lessees.
\A7 ANTED .ioo good post oak ^
cross ties s ft. lung with not los*
than 0 inches fa .-. Carroll A’Co/-W*
Lessees.
Lost.
TOST—A hreet h-loadinggun in th*
“neighborhood . f Gowdcyville while
surveying last w- ok ; t| M . ,,,,, 5, n |
1 lu^ Schilling mak< ; a liberal reward
.'ill be paid if ret.-n.-u j : gnoii order
to It. O. Sams. Gaffney S C
Notice to Contractors.
I will be at Feeler s store on Nov,
2bth to let out the contract of build-
ing a two room house to the lowest
bidder, one mile from Gaffney, down
the railroad towards Spartanburg.
JOHN M. WARD!
CEO. S. HACKER & SON,
Manufacturers of
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Monlding and Build
ing Material, Sash, Weights and Cords,
On a s. o.
Purchase our make, which we guarantee to b*
Superior to any sold South, and thereby
Save Money.
WINDOW and FANCY GLASS A SPECIALTY
W. D. AltCHER, ’
1 A I. AK'riST.
Hair-cutting in the late.-t style*.
Shaving and s-i.icnp 1 ijng at reason
able prices.
Shop in >;t to J. Goudt-
lock’s stor -.
HiJiDKICK M'S! i I D.
AI SFIIU) w SEIZ,
a itnin iK rs,
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K. C. SEIZ.
Atlanta.
G. A.
Plans and Specifications for private
public buildings.
O. L. SCHUMPERT, THOS. B. BUTLElT,
Sol. 7th Judicial Circuit. U. S. Commiaeioncr.
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ATTOW X •: Y- -.V1-I. A\V.
Very careful and prompt attention
given all business entrusted to us.
^i^l’raetiro in all the Courts.
CARROLL & CARPENTER;
Leaders in Styles and Low Prices.
DRY GOODS, FINE DRESS GOODS,
MILLINERY, CLOTHING, SHOES, &c.
Everybody Visiting Gaffney is Requested
to Make Our Store Headquarters.
Special Waiting Room
For the Ladies.
MILLINERY.
DOMESTICS.
Don’t fail to visit our Millinery In this department we defy eom-
Department. New goods received petition as, we placed our orders be-
cvery few days. fore the advance in cotton.
Ladies’ Cloaks and (/’apes at bot
tom bricee. Heavy Fluids 5c a yard; yard-
1 wide sheeting 5c ; School Boy Jeans
£®r*Carpets, Rugs, Mailing, Lucejisc; Red Twill Flannel Ifiijc; Stand-
Curtain*, Window Shades, Ac. | urd Dress Gingham* 5c.
SHOES! SHOES!
Shoes at old prices. Solid leather
Creedmorcs $1.10; .Men’s Brogan* $1
a pair; Latent Styles in Ladies’Shoe*.
HATS! HATS!
Be sure and see us when you
want a New Style Hat.
Carroll & Carpenter,
Leaders in Styles and Low Prices.
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