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THB WEEKLY LEDGER; GAFFNEY, 8. C., JANUARY 3, 1890 7 J. G. GALLOWAY & SON, OtilTnov DEATH CLAIMS A MOTHER. Mrs. R. C. Hprding Passed Away Last Night. Mrs. Anna («. Harding, \vifo of Mr. Our Railroad to the Mountains. It- is ni'iw us g .' ; I i ■ ' .■ r’ ! tlio r'» :ji>.;artl Liis i. • n now lira’ c*!i fro: .11. i. t > : RouncJ It. C. Harding, supervisor of this 1 anbur ; '. The ; urvoy I: division of the Soutdiern railroad, | The ] im , w il! eMond 'fro::. i : din. illy to Spartunhing died nt 8 o’clock last night at her home on Main street of pneumonia Some Medicines beloog to one ! find l> f fitonitis. season and some to another. \ Irs - ^hird::. DR. KING’S ROYAL 6ERMETUER IS IN SEASON ALL THE YEfIR ROUND. was horn in Ho. k- i ci.i:i:iy *23 rears a*/.' * >n !. r i . i s:;:) >ie* v.as mar:* • <i i ; .Mr. lianlin,' a.sd a faithfu. and dev-led wife. 'Mine eiiildren, main lirond river and 1 he < 'owpen !. . ■ t!:-* Cnw;‘ed i)v I FER LIFE TRULY SAVED. hr. l: lies’ Heart Care Does It Ch!) . I ;• I’oiat. a well-knownrcsldetK of 1) o\c r, wr:u this wonderful remedy. ]. r i< H .::.y .-joaid convince all ae to the x.c.rth of tuo’S’nw lieartCuro and Uestora- tivc Nui-vine. Her letter dated BepLlltb, 189], reads as follows: < '-.w a»Y _ •• yf rlgTKCjjj in infant lays < I I k C i- IN THE SPRING It purifies the blood, removes languor and depression, invigorates and exhila rates the whole system. IN THE SUMMER m the young -.t survive her. Mrs. Harding i ecar.ie a resident o. Salisbury tins year. She made a nUMbor of fr'n nds during her slim , stay and these deeply sympat iii/.e with the bereaved husband and little : children in their sud loss. It overcomes the relaxation and debility -j-j .. i)ol j v v .. lS nrennred f-.r burial caused by hot weather and corrects I . , ...i , n bowel troubles that are so prevalent ^ ;l ' night and . . ' then. Besides, it makes the most de- counly I us mnnilng ulieic t ie lightful and refreshing drink. funeral will ucetir. Mi*, and Mrs. IN THE PMLL E - luvmnpanied Mr. Harding on his sad mission.—>ahs- When malaria “rides on every passing bury Daily Hi-ra! I m ’ ! »• *-7: n. breeze,” it is the great preventive and i Mr. and Mr< I!.ii'«i:ng !• ft (lalTiioy the unfailing cure of troubles result ing from that cause. IN THE WINTER . It is still needed for curing Colds, Grip, Catarrh, Rheumatism, and the ills that belong to cold seasons. p n;u:' int- r -tin re! railroad ; l.rm: mountain-. u on t’i i v i. that t !)■• Ci lifn- y ' n: tended as f:.r .. • : h ■ j ■ would ci’f.'ss t 1 ■ e prujji s 11 * - n ri e! t a t ■ > S* ,i:ta... i have already !> m ma • plo of i’nlk Io e n •! \ m y line, l.et! i rs v both at ('olunian i from .Joim I*. (dev ! i our dummy line, mi i extension. Th !rl;• <Jalincy gax >n ] •ilu.ot llm ,i ' . ■ !: It does these things, not in a feeble and uncertain way, but with assured and triumphant power. aboil! a \ • .1 r :t il 0. ’ i liey w< fi • big m.v ih'2 ! .. M-nll i esU :*r: icd by ou 1* Y* : 5 ole peo|,f * ami a 11 Ded. t .1 Coy! Of lllh NYU IV yor tv for 1 lie in to !• a vc US clad in.!' rolii: ^ stock. They . tlu'l! • i 1 r ight littl e Mai nif 1 Ti ! pit* . C ( would ir 1L. k t * ; in in j>ressioii in ; my dioiild ;; 1 1 :K'< i:: IT'. eon.m uni ty t ha t w ould emh •ar t li '•!'.) port Uni! v. :: ;v ; toil J. We ut t i! a raili. : . T!i«* 1* ;* 1! |ict< d fan. i !y have ! Ik* ‘v ,■ m - tain S t . ! r:n:; in av\ 1 i. (nil ■ 1 y of OUr |):- ople u:n! Oi *,I : *« 1 { 1 ) fcv ///' Hue. La Point, 2137 Humboldt St. “Typhoid fever left mo with heart trouble of in j; . i r.orlous nature. Nothing the doctors y .vo had any effect. I had severe ’]■!!:! • in tho li .irt, and was unable to He on my leftside f >r more than three minutes at a t in.e. f>*.y h* irtseepiod to miss beats, and 1 had : mothering spells, in which It seemed cvci'y 1 : tli would Le my last. We acci dently ■ an advertisement of Dr. Miles’ New Heart Cure tor d i: i ■ Keep It In the Home at All Times. JS^Sold by Druggists, new package, large bottle, 108 Doses, Quo Dollar. Manufactured only by THE ATLANTA CHEMICAL CO., ATLANTA, GA. Writ, for 48-Page Book, Hailed Free. Special'' ' JANUARY 6th, 1896. THE * WINTER * TERM Several Sociables. 1 ucMiny cVi mi'g > Stacy ‘.live pound l.dc at their in trie, i of tiit 1 city. I 1 v. a by their young frit AT- will begin .Ian. <>th. I’ractical work. High grade of study and moderate expenses. C^T’Send for catalogue. HUDSON'S On Stoves, Heaters, Ranges, Grates, Etc., and have i Business University now on exhibition the largest and most varied line ever carried by any honse in the State, ranging over some twenty-five different prices, and we will be glad to have you see them before yon buy. WE ARE just in receipt of letters from several foundries ad vancing prices considerably, so we think yon wonid do well to buy before our present stock is exhausted. compel ;r r 1 M,v.Tom people o, it: d sc,cii.- and a- Mi's •••.iy ;d: . • w!i:;: O.j • •• '.»'••-! I)K>\ i');; i k • | ... . • ! !y t iij i* d . connect wi!h ;!••• i. . .1 line, d ill! look f ir the .-';:ill i*- :: • . (lie (! M forward to the day when it may he pit: should cm. , ct v.itli ii. repeated. •>. The building <#f t!;i- li'!" t .• il; Prof, and Mi;-. McArthur gave a point of ini( rsecli >n would i 1 soeiahh: to their numerous young build that much of the fli nigh ! friends last Friday night which was Polk to Chimney Rock, greatly enjojed by the participants. 1 Tho establishing of a large him! : r Saturday evening t he young folks j yard and a wood-woj king factory:! gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs. Caliney has been spoken (if. and 1: i “Dick” Thompson ond spent a most i movement would hotter advance such i pleasant-evening. ' a plan than a line of railroad to the I Prof, and Mr j. R. (J. Sarratt enter- j Blue Ridge mountains, tained their young friends at their Let the business men of (ialfney ; home last Friday evening in their once take 1 his important math r ii- usual entertaining style. Tho occa- to consideration, hold a busin - j sion was in honor of some Spartan- ! meeting and take whatever coin sc | burg friends. i the best interests of our growing oily A. N. Wood was among those who | may demand. t. 1:. c. | contributed to the enjoyment of the j .... young people last week by giving a I Many nier{ . liauls niv W ell aware i , sociable. Mr. Wood .s an .deal on- (luit , h) ,i r customers are their Iasi I .1. h. HUDSON, J’rincipal. tertamer. friends and take pleasure in suptdv- Mr. and Mrs \\ O. L.pseomb en- thein wilh th( ! ' tertamed a host of their young friends | able A . instatK .e wc mentim. j Perry A Cameron, prominent drug- j gist of Flushing, Michigan. They ; say: “Wo have no hesitation in ivc-j ommending Chamberlain’s Cough i Remedy to our customers, .is it is j the best cough medicine we haw t wr ! sold, and always gives satifaction.'' ; For sale at tbl and of) cents a bottle by W. D. Dul’re. Ive N:: vino, and purchased a Afirtikinplho remedies a - i : ' ■ h, a chair and sit up a.rt timo I was able to .. I hall lie ever grateful > rml medicines. Truly : ' CUT AS. LA POINT, rroh;said ou a positive : t bott to will benefit. ;i « bottles for86 or 1 on receipt of price . juicii Co.. Elkhart, In<L I -J ■ 1 0 .car 1 Cure R ?&. v / UOD, BANKER, r.cra! DankingandExchange Well secured with Durglar- c ai: 1 Automat ic Time Lock, -it Boxes at moderate sells Stocks and Bonds, and School Claims. . s solicited. DR. J. F. GARRETT, I Monday evening at a high tea. The i ' evening was most delightfully spent. Dentist, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Garner gave a very enjoyable entertainment to a Gaffney, . - - S. C. | number of their friends Christinas j evening. ,, , ,| Mr. and Mrs. A. B. (Jains entor- Office over J. R. rolleson s new store. L uinetl a llUinbcr of tlieir friends at In office from 1st to 24th of each ! ^ )u8t Fl . 1(]l , v . month; ! IKDHK K AUSKHU). E. 0. SKI/. A rsKELD & SEIZ, AIUT1ITECTS, Atlanta, G. A. Useful * and * Good. NOTHING PRETTIER THAN I of HOLIDAY GOODS. Everything New and Enough to Supply the Whole Country, Come and See Us Before Buying. RKOXJOTIOIV ,x Y, Oloalc©, T>r( * Olotliiiiuf Ooo<l«. cind The acme of low prices has been reached and it will astonish you to know what bargains we will give you in these goods. Carroll & Carpenter, 'T A he X^esiclerH. Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Lipscomb had a regular reunion of their family Christmas day. All their children and grand children were wilh them. • • An Important Home Enterprise. The Ciii/.ens Building A: Loan As sociation opened hooks of subscrip tion to the second series of stock on Wednesday January 1st 189(1. The outlook for this institution is very encouraging and every citizen should take some stock. Th-rc is no enterprise here, with like capital, doing so much towards building up Gaffney as our local building and loan association. Its management is upon sound and eco nomical business principles and we know every dollar invested therein goes to hlep some worthy person to secure a home. Subscribe for all the stock you cun and encourage others to do likewise. • • Unclaimed Letters. List of letters remaining in the office uncalled for to date: A. B. Harnett. Mrs. M. J. Humphries. 8. R. Hubs. Mrs. Ellen Laney. Wm. Waldrop. N. B.—Persons calling for these letters will please say advertised in The Ledger. T. M. Lrm,K.ioiix. I*. M. 1 Dec., »0, 1895. • « Buffalo Buffet. [Correspondence of The Ledger.] Bufeai.0, 8. C., Dec., 30.—Your correspondent was in Gaffney otic day last week for the first time in four years. I was surprised at the rapid stride it has made in that length of time. For tho first time I have been In favor of the now county. All that is needed to convert every man in this country is for them to pay Gaff ney a visit. J no. Crawford, of Blacksburg and Miss Delia Wylee, one of our popu lar young ladles, were married some days ago. I was glad to meet my old friend John W. Bridges In his new store in your city. I am glad to hear that Buster has returned home; he is an old friend of mine and will receive an invitation i to my wedding when it happens. (Jnffiiey is ahead of Blaekshurg in as much as It has plenty of hitching posts to accomodate its country cus tomers. Hermit. Plans and Specifications for private and public buildings- r The fact t!i:u ours is an exclusive gro- ; ' eery suwe enables us ihe more better to keep up with the market in <>ur particular line, therefore our service must he hetter than tin:! of onr competitors. Heavy and Fancy Groceries etc. constantly on hand. 'Y our patronage is so-: licited. Respect full v, U V A 1* ^5 1» A I<MC£3 9 “T'he Oroc-erH.” ARE YOU uD OF WIFE Playing on that old Organ, and want to exchange for a New Piano? Come to my i lueic Parlor and I will suit you in quality and price. I will sell all Instru ments now on hand at MANUFACTURER’S PRICES from now till January ist, 1C96. w. 1 v. j < >1 nvsoxv. Cut Prices At J. I. Sarratts. I aM now offering my entire stuck at prices that will sell ty anyone wanting goods. (Jonls’ low cut shoes Stic Ladies’ (MV*, Childs 50c and up. Men’s suits, new goods .-*2,.V> ar. l up, Bunts 10c and up, Cof fee (i lbs for $1. Sugar. Biee, T e, Lard, .'lent, Flour, and Tobacco at BOTTOM BRICES. Oaliforniu Hams 8c. Povo bra d 9c. Monazitc tools, such as Shovels,-Spadi , Mattocks, Picks, Ac., cheaper than any one in town. A few Straw Hat h il at New York cost. Gent’s shirts Itijc and up, Suspenders oc and up. (Jive pio a call when in town. Respectfully, j. 1. ss/v i* NOW IS -- 'fi'o TIME ouv FURNITURE. Never has there been such a demand for Furniture and prices lower. Buy something useful for Xxn.£L« I ^iroseirt®. Pictures of every description and many other things that will please you. For a pain in the chest a piece of llannel dampened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and hound on over the seat of the pain, and another on the ! Come an <! Inspect our Stock before the best is sold. afford prompt relief. This is espec- CARROLL, CARPENTER & HUMPHRIES tally valuable In eases where the pain Is caused by a cold and thero Is u tendency toward pneumonia. For sale by W. B. DuFre. , ~ AA W.AA UAIAUU) I voadiiit;' Doalfi** In Furniture, Stoves, Buggies, Wagons and Coffins.