The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, June 04, 1896, Image 6
THB LEDGER: GAFFNEY, S. C., JUNE 4, 189G.
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torturer,.
trie front tt:< jM'.i: • '■'.r.f- wt.-Icl: Cry-
Jlar. caur.‘-n. t’l'.tc •, -.iur.ys (yreat
4anget atteiuVing t!i" cV>»,>•:*.»'?. unl^na
jB-orrptlr clicekc;!. The intlanimnlion
•pread.^ throrph \'.tc tis^'iesof the skin
Sid, v:hc*n a rital })art ir attacked, the
^esnttis disastrons. Often the bones
•re affected, ami become bo diseased
«iat they crumble array, leaving the
patient an invalid for life.
Here ki siKih a. case, where the don-
tora were unable to affonl relief, and
strongly argrd an operation,
RiM Ada Waintvrig'hi i« h most •eti-
Mbk young lady, rcudmp nt Akm*o, j
Venn. After beinp nnder the docVw’s j
«jfcr« constantly for three years u«*4<c- I
dared incurable, abc ce.e t>cfc»rc ber |
7 ily the gloomy life of an mv^kkt. j
»der date of May flth. IfWinHe
*'I feel it rny duty to infcrrsi yvTvi
•*€ great gorjd 1 have receive'f ro «n
your remedy, f». r>. S., toy^f ^,-1 nmT
tbat it Mated my life, J\>r three years
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KISS ADA WAIXWRIGHT.
I have suffered agonies with l>or>s sry-
d(x;lan, and though under treatruentof
fhe best physicians, I found no rriUf.
One of my limbe wa.'i so rttollo* a«d
Inflamed that the doctors found it »«c-
msary to keep it lanced, and tlie bout
kecatJM! so diseased that eeverul preoea
were discharged through the opening,
ft is imrxxjsible to descril>e the suffer
ing I had to endure: sometimes able
*o hop around on crutches, and again
•nable to turn myself in bed. I was
•o reduced in health that 1 -weighed
•nly eighty pounda.
“After lingering for throe yeara,
having been treated by four doctors, I
wa* finally told that I was incurable,
and that I would have to submit to the
painful operation of having the bone
•craped, or it would be necessary to
amputate the limb. This I positively
fhfused to submit to.
**A friend recommended S. S. 8.,
knowing of its wonderful reputation
as a blood remedy, and when I had
finished one bottle I felt an improve
ment. I grew better as I continued
the medicine, and after taking six bok-
ties I was entirely well, my skin waa
dear and pure, and 1 have no sign of
the terrible disease. I gained in health
•nd strength until I now weigh 130
pounds, and all my relatives and
friends are astonished at the wonder-
lulcure made by S. f*. 8.“
The above is but one of the many
wTKidcrful cures being made daily by
# 8.8.S. Experience has shown that the
doctors are absolutely unable to cure
diseases of tlie blood, and of the many
Mood remedies offered to the public
ko-day, S. S. S. is the only one which
eurcs*obstinate and deep-seated cases.
For real blood troubles, S. 8. S. has
AO equal. It wipes out completely the
most obstinate cases of blood diseases,
which other remedies do not seem to
touch. S. S. S. gets at the root of the
disease, and forces it out permanently.
& & S. is guaranteed
Purely Vegetable
vsd is a positive and permanent
•are for Erysipelas, Scrofula, Eczema,
Tetter, Cancer, Rheumatism, and ah
traces erf bad ^blood. Our valuable
books will be mailed free to any ad
dress. Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Gtw
BEST WISHES.
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CELEBRATION TO
{>PY ONE.
Foavcs of Bread for the
» Say Nothing of the
^Picnic—Other
ion Notes.
;i of July Ikelebration is
inagnifieent 1 proportions.
The barbaeue, arrangement, amuse
ment and finance committees have
all boon doing noble work Vluring the
past week. Each commitVco seems
to been vicing with the others in the
excellence of their work and jLhc ex
ecutive committee is to be congVatu-
lated upon their happy and fitt ing
selection of the sub-committees.
Senator Tillman cannot be with
on the Fourth, but he wishes
ebration a success. Here is^ffia let
ter :
United Ht^s Senate, i
WashingtojIj^x C., May 26, 1896. $
Edward H^EkCamt, Esq.,
Gaipfgy, s. C.
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Replying to your esteemed faypr
of the 8th inst., J am sorry to inform
you that I-will be in Chicago on the
4th of July and therefore will bo tin-
able to accept your pppreciuted invi
tation. With best wishes to yourself
and that your celebration may be a
pleasant and happy one, I beg to re
main,
Very sincerely yours,
B. R. Tillman.
The committee is sorry Senator
Tillman cannot come. However they
will have other prominent men pres
ent. The committee conveys its re
grets to the Senator and thanks him
for his expressions of good will.
The following is the program as
furnished by the chairman of the
amusement committee:
Bicycle parade to grounds,
Bicycle races,
Speaking,
Barbaeue dinner and basket pic
nic.
Pig race,
Potatoe race,
Foot race.
Ox race,
Baseball.
The barbaeue committee have cal
culated on fee ling not less thair
.TOGO people that day. Among the
things to be prepared that day are
two yearlings, six shoat and eight
sheep, not tv) mention barrels of
potatoes, bushels of tomatoes and
a thousand leaves of brfead. Besides
tills everybo dy who lives within n
reasonable distance is invited and re
quested to l>:ring a basket of dinner.
The ball committee will begin to
complete its arrangements this week.
Everybody in requested to do their
trading on July ild, us business will
be entirely suspended on the Fourth,
every fiaf jieyite constituting in him
self a eoi.unittee of one to look after
the welfare of our guests.
Paying tb« Penalty.
Mayor Wood had several mourners
on the stool of repentance Monday
morning.
The first to dune* to the music was
l.oo Boyd. Lee was charged with be
ing drunk and raising a disturbance
on one count nnd.with crawling under
a train on another. True hills were
j found in both charges. For the first
I charge he paid 15 and for the second
i»l.
Abe White was summoned to ap
pear us a witness against Lee. lie
| ref used to do so and contributed $2.5(1
for ids bull-lieadednesa.
Enoch Johnson was charged with
an ordinary d. and d. and ns a conse
quence the city exchequer is bet
ter olf.
Shelfc Ash and Fanny Turner, two
ebony-hued descendants of Ham,were
fined $5 each for ‘ calling each other
out’en dare names.” Fanny came
across with the wampum while Siielt
concluded to join the street improve
ment committee.
Alderman R. A. Jones was acting
n ayor Tuesday in the absence of
Mayor Wood. West Fuller was fined
$5 for being disorderly and raising a
disturbance. Ho wont to the city
hotel in lieu of the cash. -
W. C. Burnett in endeavoring to
collect a bill from a debtor used lan
guage inelegant but too forcible and
contributed $5 to the city treasury
as a consequence.
Register! Register!!
Have you registered? That is an
important matter. The county offi
cials are treating us rather shabby
about thiafegistration business. We
U cither note thatJ^other counties have had
the registrars visit the different town-
Jiips but, as yet none have visited
'O/nsbip or any other township
k know of in this county. Rest
L t the officials of this
3 this township
[hips in this
,ny ad-
lot of
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THE LEDGER AND FLAW.
They Have a Great Day With Our
Union County Friends.
In response to a kind invitation
Tun Ledger and Flaw Picker spent
just Saturday picnicing with the
whole-souled people of Etta Jane and
Thompson’s mill. The day was most
auspicious, the crowd was lively and
jovial and altogether the occasion was
one long to be remembered.
On the way down Friday evening
wo stopped at the beautiful and hos
pitable home of goniel Calvin Whiso-
nant, where we fed our faithful steed
and partook of supper. Mr. Whiso-
nant and wife are geniel host and
hostess and fortunate is the person
who has the pleasure of being their
guest. After lingering until the
eleventh hour we reluctantly took up
our journey, reaching the home of
our merry friend, James L. Strain,
just as the midnight hour chimed out
upon the soft summer air. Our wel
come was most hearty and we were
made to feel perfectly at home dur
ing our entire stay.
Thanks are duo the good people of
ithat section for the many courtesies
own and we extend to them all a
m \st hearty invitation to conae to
Gaffney on the Fourth of July. Come
U p Neighbors and bring all your
familV an d invite your neighbor and
his f.V nil y ari d let all have a merry
time t
gether.
Two bones Broken.
While*' operating the job press in
Thi LedlV® office Monday afternoon
Forest ono °* tho force > ac ‘
cidentally caught his hand in the
press and hat i two bones broken. Dr.
J. Roddy Mi’Uer was called and
dressed tho woiJfd. It will bo sev
eral weeks beforo v Forest will be able
to work again and , will be missed
from liis accustomed place in tho
office.
Th* Hot SujHper.
The hot supper given \by the ladies
of the Moehodist churchj last Friday
night was a very successful affair.
For several hours prettyWW^hls were
in waiting upon the gallantry c?i( the
city and a merry evening was sp^nt-
The ladies realized a nice litt
profit
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Our Friend “The Southern.”
There has reached this office the
summer rate card of the Southern
Railway Company. It is a neatly
printed pamphlet full of information
concirning tho summer resort s along
the line of that great system, giving
in detail the names of tho leading
hotels, the rates and the names of
their proprietors. It also sets forth in
an able manner the attractions of the
different summer resorts. Tho South
ern has done and is still doing a great
deal to build up this section. That
means business for them. They are (
running the railroad for business and
not for their health or for amusomertt.
That’s proper. None of us are working
for fun. Its a pleasure to do business
with business people like the South
ern. Somebody might say, ‘‘Oh he
rides on a pass and is blowing the
railroad on that account.” Nothing
of tho sort. We have an advertising
contract with the Southern and pay
them the equivalent in advertising
for the pass and this newspaper is
in no respect under any obligations
to tho Southern Railway Co. The
exchange of courtesies is mutual.
This notice is what we would give
any great business enterprise that
was helping to build up this com
munity. /
The . Southern offers a choice of
mountain and seaside resorts, the
surf bathing and sea breezes of some
of the most delightful* resorts of the
Atlantic Coast or the cool mountain
breezes of Swannanoa. Asheville.
Lookout Mountain, and others 2,500
feet above the sea level.
For copy of guide call at any office
of any prominent coupon agent or
send2-cent stamp to 8. H. Hardwick,
Ass’t Gen’l Pass. Agent, Atlanta,
Ga.
Thousands of Women;
SUFFER UNTOLD MISERIES.
BRADFIELD’S
FEA\ALE
REGULATOR,
ACTS AS A SPECIFIC
8j Arousing to Health? Action all her Organs. <
It causes health to bloom, and
► joy to reign throughout the frame.
. U Never Fails to Regulate
h'MTWHe hnn twn under treatment of lemsd
Bit pujrplcmnu ttireo yuuni. witln-'it benellt.*
ATXfiMiMlW thre,» bottles of Bl’.ADKtKLD’St
FKM\4LK REGULATOR who enn do hor own <
1 cobkli>u, x n)llkhiK mid washing.'’
. ~v N. S. BUY AN. Henderson. A la.
’ iRlDFlELOTWittELATOK CO., AtUnta, «*.,
I by drn^a
J. R. Tolleson’s is the pi
where they are selling
big line of Drummer’s
tion samples, and they
sell you
Towels “
Hosiery “
Ladies 5 Undervests “
17c to $ 75u 1
6c “
48cJ
4c “
:?2cl
4c “
25c 1
38c “
68c 1
40c “
2.00 1
4c “
14p
11c “
50c |
14c “
75c
43c “
3.50c }
17c “
15c e
5c “
38c j
3c “
38c
tion.
These a
Ready Made Shirt Waists.
Umbrellas and Parasols “
^Handkerchiefs, (linen) “
“ (silk)
Ion’s Shirts “
“ Pants ■<<
“ Undershirts, (gauze) “
“ Suspenders .: “
beautiful line of Neckwear “
aite all samples and will positively be sold at wholesale
Cfyuie and examine our bargain tables and you won’t regrj
We are the people that save you money. A few more ba
that pretty .‘He lawn left. Better call early if you want so]
it,tt’s going fast. Yours for business, 1
1 J. 1^. 'Uolleson]
IwCtitlei'H of I^o’vv l^i'i
Tis not
“A midnight summer’s dream”'
Sold !
vrodrtcHl*
^ ~ ««*•»**»
■ urwr^ LWAatu co..
••Pm/ V ^ *
iVOTICliJ :
galstsut ?1.00 t>.jr boitlo.
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Notice.
R KMr.MlH'K! I ;im sl-SI! seVllii'.'fruit til’es
of all vnl ioMoh at .’ill ra’.t’s. Xow i-, your
tlmo to (jlvo your of lor for fall tiollvery.
I. L. Aloxarutcr.
But
A stern reality
That we are selling summer dress goods in a sty
would indicate that our store was located in the metro
of the Empire state instead of the metropolis of-the
mo|it section of the Palmetto state.
oft white Lawns, Organdies, Swisses, Pimitie
liudd for the wear of stately queens and maidens
at miserly prices. Magnificent print good*, suit
lastAs of pr in cases, at unheard of prices. In fa
triilT the leaders, not only in styles hut in low j
invination is extended to all to call and examiu,
We Have clerks hired for that purpose and it is\
Carroll & Caroen
firm*.
G O TO I'EUUY’S S1IOI* to ir<‘t your tiro
shrunk iind your iiorx's ;m(l muli's sliod
liy ;i liist-cluss hlueksnitl.ji. All klmls of
wood work iloiu* with neutni’Ks and dispatch.
I'rict's as chi’iip as t he clii’ap.'si. Try usonco
and you will he suro to cocib a:'uin. (ialf-
m y. S.
For Rent.
! p* nt l.’l^NT I cottajU' houses. Apply So
'OR SALE—Nice frPHb sweet milk, | l,r - 1 0,t -
„ |
- butter milk ami Gilt Edge Jersey ,
Tlntt-fir on Inu KENT Tho*rooai8 over tho hank of
nuticr on ice. |» Can-oil & Stacy also ooHuyo on Oaitios
MRS. \V. O. LIFSCOMB. s(rool. Apply to F. In Stacy.
For Sale.
F OR SALE-Severe! socind-haml busies.
In ►ro<xl condition: '.vill bo sold cheap. M.
U. MontKomery.
Or-t>C'Qr , ie@.
(
Constantly selling and buying kdHnir Hue ofl
fresh ami new. . Toe best $2.00 Wr in tlto cu]
A1 eolfee for $1.00. 20 lbs AJ Tefpr|],()0J
lard, mohisges, salt, soda, soiip, A/ MoAt che(itl
has been known for years. \ 1 ' ^ *
I lin'd w ixi'c*'.
Plows, cotton bow», lioes, shovelsJiados, screws J
atulrtin fact a good line of hardware All kind of casl
for the Watt plows.
/ f ‘a r,
poi? SAI.E. The dwelling house in whicli
* I now live. W. o. Llpseomh.
Wiijsoii ISdCatel'll
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F OU SALE. -A. N Wood offerti for s.ilv.on'
easy terms, the Schlrmcr and Spencer
houses and lots on Victoria Avenue. .
Announcements.
T HE many friends of E. L. Archer nn-
nounco him as n candidate for re-election
as Kenutor from SpartanliurK county, suh-
ji’ct, to the action of theOemiHTUtk; primary.
1 HEREBY announce myself a candldntM
for County Su(>ervlrtor. sul>.t*vt to tin !)i>ni-
ocrntlc primary H. M. .lolly.
Hock Irihators ‘>0c -i can nt T 1 tTcR SALE Ttie Dr. Holmes* room house;
lvOf.it lousr.ers, -ml a can at i - | £ j.,stables and out baUdinjjs.
Davenports. 5 room cottiifte on (Jnu stone street* It r,M> a>
rottugo on (iulnes street, with splendid gar
den; ’4 vacant lots on lialnes stfet a har-
Frosh flams fie nor can at T )ful» 5 ^ vacant lots on Factory Hill; 4 room
—l resit Liams, lot per can .u i. | OM : ,.. M . lory ia,: terms, apply
Davenports. j to F. a. Stacy.
—Barnturia Shrimps ut 20o at T.
Davenports.
—Breakfast’ Herring In Tomato
Sauce, 20c, at T. Davenports.
—Fresh Deviled Crabs, 20c, at T.
Davenports.
—Fresh Buckwheat 9c per'lb. at T.
Davenports.
—First patent Flour a specialty, T.
Davenport.
Remember we keep a good lino of\ 0 \-e»,
skines, tires, etc. Bear in mind plL 0 , w
undersold.
Yours for good values,
Tuesday,
Thursday
Saturday.
W: 1 will servo Ice cream
)( of the very best make
to our customers. Ev-
qi. >1 crythliiK Wept In tlrst-
CllMl order. Soda wa
ter and Iced drinks
^ served every day.
1 B. A. HOLMES A CO.
Gaffney
WILKINS\B^C
, S. C., June 4, *96. * \ \ l
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(> L. SchumAkut. Thos. li BrTi.KR,
Sol. 7lh Judicial Circuit. IL H. Com.
Wm. McOowar.
,n T, x BUTLER * & x McGOWAN,
AX'i’Olt K I£ YH- AT-J « A. W.
Union and Gaffney, 5. C.
Ofltco days at Gaffney, Friday and Satur
day of each week.
Very careful and prompt attention Klven
to all business entrusted to us.
tT-Tn ictlce In all the courts.
We, being exclusive dealers 4i»d stuc
line fully, with a long e.^iMMHlCCt,
abled to buy and sell
1 HEREBY Announce myself a eundtdut/
for Master for SpartunhurK county.ruttject
to the Action of tfie Democratic prim iry J
j. Burnett.
C l’. SA N IHWWI^I’. of SparlMiiitirir. H.
• r.. Is heri'ni^^Huiuiiced as a < andldate
for solicitor of MPWevi nth Judtcliil circuit,
sutiject to nomination liy the primary olec-
.1 loll.
New-
Warehouse/
llavlnx Just complett’d a new Imn ware
house. I am nmv prepared to furnish bulld-
lin: material or all kinds at the lowest mar
ket price. A ear loud of Doors. Sash. Blinds.
Mantles, Brackets, dtc.. Jilst rireive’
I'lodrliiK. t'e'.lln^. fnsluuo, and 'P
kept In iiuantlt ie.-t. Heart-pine
ImiIIi sawed and handrintde in at)
Come and see me. I will help
out your hills for material and nl
you a cent. Uake your openings
and whitlows some regular states so,'
get your ■AAti and doors cheaper
trtld sizes. Ofllt’e in warehouse.
Better Cjroods,
Consisting of a full line of Fun
Frames, Buggies, Wagons, Hi
Tinware, Coffins, Wood and
Burial Robes, Etc., at
• Bo-vsrt
Than ever hoard of before in the hiutoi
new So it is certainly to yoiu* in
iBlcI t- T H.
I WANT tots 1 solicitor of tin* 7t » rtorult. :
* I pledge mysolf Isi abide liy ttu lesult of :
the Dniiiocratlq primary uluctlan < ■ C.
Feathers Umc,
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