The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, March 18, 1897, Image 8
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THE LEDGER: GAFFNEY, S. MARCH 18, I8i>7.
Drug Oompany.
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The new and most elaborately equipped Drug Emporium in the whole State.
A full line of MEDICINES, of every kind; selected assortment of Drug Sundries, M
Paints, Oils, &c. Everything new and fresh, at popular prices. Our interests
shall be mutual. Come and see us.
Cherokee Drug Company.
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What They Say About....
Harris Lithia Water:
THE NATIONAL HANK.
Mr. J. T. Harris:
I)«‘:tr lr:~ I liav«‘ found the usr of the wil
ier from your 1.11 hiu Sprlnir in Soulh (hirollnu
so ellh iieious in the ease of :i youiijr lady pa-
t lent of mine, who has suffered for years wit h
Dlalx'tes. with all its different attendants,
that I want to add my testimonial to
the many yon already have. The patient
1 refer to has used the water freely at
home for seareely a month now. with
more henofielul results than from mouths
spent at different noted lithia springs in
different parts of the I'nited States, besides
long continued use of the same waters at
home. Other of my patients and friends ate
now using the same with best results. I cor
dially recommend it to all suffering from
similar diseases.
Very respect fully yours.
Thomas . I’owki.i.. M. !>..
1’ies. outhern .Medlenl College.
Atlanta. Uu.
“The Harris i.iihla Wateris, in my opinion,
unexcelled for those ailments requiring tlie
salts It contains.
“Theo. Lamb. M. J>..
•‘I'rofessor Hlseuses of Chest and 1'rlncip.al
of Medicine. Medical Department. Univer
sity of Georgia.
Asiikvim.k. X- C.. April. -1. Is'.'ii. An ex
tended elluical useoftlie Harris Lilltla Wa
ter prompts me to the statement that I re
gard it as one of the 1 test, if not the Is'st,
Lithia Water known to the profession. In
the eondit ion of Dhosphat le Urine, its act Ion
is marvelous. Its use in the Ithcumalic and
Gouty diseases afford me mori 1 comfort t lmn
either the Ituffaloor Londonderry W aters.
Very truly yours.
.Ions ilKY Wll.I.IAM, M. I>.
Kai.timohk. Mi>.. .Iuiie34. l«Wi.
J. T. Harris. Ksip. Harris Spring. S. C.:
Ihair Sir: I have itceii using Harris Lithia
Water for some time, apd 1 will say to you
lliat it is my opinion (hat the Harris Lithia
Water is by fart lie best Lithia Water that I
have ever used, and that it lias done me a
great deal of good, and I think it a most val
uable remedy
li. C. OfTMAN,
I'rcs. S. A. L. K. V
Harris Litliia Cai iMinated W ater Is guaran
teed to cure the worst case of Indlgcst ion if
taken after each meal. One glass of it will
relieve you immediately.
I>uX*f*e lYi'iijr Oo.,
General Agents for Gaffney and Vicinity,
The Express
Brought us this week some noby
new Dress Patterns. They came
in Dress lengths. No two alike.
Brown and white, green and
white, black and white Plaids,
all wool and 38 inches wide only
50 cents.
Tonisd ttiillo J
Pretty novelty goods. Three patterns gold thread, making ii
show here and there, very showy, <10 cents. Many other
patterns ranging in prices from 00 cents to $1.00 per yard.
Early buyers get the PICK BELTS.
Shirt Waists^
are going to he as popular, or more so this season than ever be
fore. Therefore there will be a big demand for Belts. Wo
have an elegant line. Black, tans and colors 2r> to fiO cents,
nice goods. Cheaper ones fi to 10 cents.
0. E. WILKINS S BRO.
GAFFNEY, S. C. - - - March 19th, 1897.
It Was Organized Last Thursday-Offi-
cers Elected.
The Xntionul ILiiik of (iiiirney was
organized last Thujxlay. The fol
lowing tire the ollhvrs: K. (i. Stacy,
President; J. (r. Wardluw, Vice Pre
sident: I>. lioss. CashU-r. The fol-
lowin/ hoard of diroi'tors was elected:
J. A Carroll, William JelTerics, C.
\V. W hisanant, Jl. \). Wheat. W. C.
Carpenter, K. M. Wilkins. 'I'. I*.Coth
ran, (). K. Wilkins, J. G. Wardlaw,
.1.1. Surratt, I<\ (1. Stacy.
All t hese gent lemen are well-known
business men, and it would lia.e been
difficult to have selected a board bet- i
ter qualified for the business before
them.
The new bank will begin opera
tions it a very short while.
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No Smile Of A Gattney Girl.
In a purely personal letter to the
eoitor of Tut: Lkjkikk Mr. J. Jv Ken
nedy takes occasion to say; "I ar-|
rived in Savannah a few days ago. j
and have secured comfortable quar- j
tors. I am nicely situated and very
glad to get back with the old boys,
but am very sorry that neither the
smile of a Gaffney girl, nor the yell
a new county to be called Chero
kee any longer greet mo, instead I
have during the day, all the hustle
and din of a large and hustling city,
and the roaring and heating of the
waves, mingled \\ii!i sojnds of num
erous boats as they push up froniTy-
bee. Please send me Tift: Lkhgkk.
I can't get along without it. Wish
ing you and dear old Gnlfney every
possible success. I am always.
Very sincerely yours, <.te.
Prot. Sams Kesigns.
Prof. It. <>. Sums has Resigned his
position as a teacher tit {he Galfnoy
Male and Female Sentinary. For
the remainder of the present term
Prof. McArthur will hawf as his as
sistants Misses Vlinnie Lou Sams
and Miss Ora Thompson._ Prof. Sams
lias spent n< arly the wltOh. of n use
ful and upright life in the edueation
of the youth ,.f his land. That his
retirement is to be regretted no one
will gainsay. It is the wish of Tin:
Lkdukk that in whatever pursuit he
may engage lie will find il genial
and profitable.
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Attention Candidates.
The treasurer of tUo executive
committee, Mr. J. L. Davis, requests
us to say that all candidates must
call on Tuk Lkdgkk this week and
pay their r,0e assessment or their
names cannot go on tin omnibus
tickets. Now do not ptit it off until
the last moment as we must Jtaye
some time to print them. We can
not print the tickets nt a moments
notice so ask the ean tidates to at
tend to the matter at once.
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Reduced Rates.
The Southern Railway announces
the low rate of one first class fare for
the round trip on the occasion of the
Southern Baptist Convention which
takes place at Wilmington. N. C. in
! May. Tickets will be issued from
May Hrd to 7th inclusive good to re
turn within fifteen days from date of
Sale. This ever curteous and accom
modating railroad will use its utmost
endeavors to make t he trip pleasant
for all who may avail themselves of
this opportunity.
Executive Appointments.
Governor Kllerbo has appointed C.
C. Davis, W. I). Gaston and J. K.
Mostclier, to bo commissioners of
election for Cherokee county. They
are all good men.
Keep At It.
I f you tn iM!ii|in‘!'
In the imltie<>r to-day
; Ynti will liav.- to Mow your Ii udiix'I
In a firm and steady way.
| If you loot your liltlr wli’istli.
'I lifii lay asido i In- lioru.
: Thrri’V not a soul ’.vlll ovi r know
'I'lnt sin'll a malt was liorii.
; Tlie man w In* owns Ids arri s
l> t In* iiutn I hut Mows ail day.
: And (In' nian who m-i-iis a-humpnr
Is t lie man tii.it's lieri' to st ay.
I!nl I hi' man who ad ver* isos
Wit Ii a sort, of suddrn ji'i k
is i iic man that Itlami's t In' iirlliter
llvausc it didn’t work.
Itnl tin' man who jn-is the business
Uses brainy printer's ink.
: Nut a rial < n and a spill ter.
Itut an a.d I li.it. makes you t.liink :
j And tie lilans ids advi rtisernents
1 As tie plans Ids wi'll-lxHUtht stork,
i And t li<‘ fut lire of ids I nisi ness
Is as solid as a rock.
.Iimrnai of ttuildiiii:.
< ruuxh'kyr'uV"
In time. Hold by (irutarlst*.
^ CCjnsumpt
Mrs. Anna Gage, wife of Ex-
Deputy U. S. Marshal,
Cotambus, Kan., says:
. “I was delivered
of TWINS in
less than iiO juin-
utes and with
scarcely any pain
after using only
two bottles of
"MOTHERS’
FRIEND"
DID NOT SUFFER AFTERWARD.
ll^Sontby Express or Mall, <>n receipt of price.
Wl.OO per bottle, book TO MOTUUHH"
mulled free.
ItBADFlELD KLCil’LATOlt CO., ATLANTA, UA.
8QF.D ItV ALL IkKIXtGISTS.
For Sale.
fWAdverllsemeiits under tills head will
liejjinserted for one rent a word eurh inser
tion. No nd Inserted for less than ten cents.
polt SALF. -Any one wlshiiif; to l>uy town
M,
li*twill lind it to their interest, to cull <111
ii. Mi nttiomery.
F OR SALF Ueal EstnU'Mortjiaaes. Tit les
to ICetil list ate. Gliattel Mort^atfes. I.lens.
Notes, t he., for sale at. Tiik Lkihik ntlice.
F Oii SA I.K
eondit ion.
OU SA LK
A jicnt le family horse in "ism!
Ap|>ly at l.cixiK 1 it'Kii'K.
F OU SAl.l'i I have for saleaitood iuar<'t>
or 7 years old: saddles, drives, ami works
we! 1 • nlsoa sliitfle-senti <1 liiiujiy aiel harness,
almost as ;roud a- new; wii! ,ell eliea|i for
cash. Yours respectfnlIy. I. M. I't.r.i.iai.
• iaffney. S. r. tf
pT'Ht SALF: 1 cau seliyoii fiuehuildint;h)is
In
linndr
parts of the city from fifty to live
nes .I. (iaffney.
•d •!.dials, .lame:
poK SALE. tiiSid farm. JJ:.*
from
divi llln;
affney. with j:ood
li. S. "Lipscomb.
acres. ,( nflles
ori'liurd and
For Rent.
F oil
li. :
IIENT I'tve r,Minis over tln slori'of
; . Cook. Apply to .t. L. Ah'xander.
Wanted.
W ANTED—Anti(|UeMalioirany SidelMiurtls
Talili's and Clialrs. with claw fect.1'0
lonlal style. Give full description and low
est price. Address. C. (). SEAICLE.
list St. Peter St.. St. Paul. Minn.
Lost or Stolen.
L < isT oi; STOLEN liuujo with 34 bruckota
elierry neck, nickel rim. ••Champion."
nteiul scr*'ws "4(10.” Inlaid with jM'arl Im'-
tweeti tlie 4 screws on nock. ei*onlr.ed (Inxer
lioard and raised German silver frets. Will
ttlvc ifl.OO for Information as to Its whcrca-
Iwilta. Apply t<» LriMlKH <*tlli'e. Gaffney, S. C.
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AVantcMl!
WK WANT every l.ndy
to know we Itjunlle only
first class jewelry and do
only lirst class work at
-^Reasonable Prices.^^
OLD GOLD ANDSILYEK
taken in exchange for
other tfoods.
DANIELS & CO.
AT DnPHE COS. DRUG STO:
s
y
that roosters were laying eggs nowadays? If
so, you have heard more than we have, but
surely you must have heard that we are sell
ing goods cheaper than any other house in
Gaffney.
Here is something we would like for you to
hear.
We Gan Save You Money.
DRESS GOODS.
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(Quality counts in our Dress
Goods display and it is tho ex
traordinary quality that makes
great bargain*. \Ve offer some
exclusive designs in exceedingly
beautiful styles and every yard
in our perfect and varied stock
is fresh, new and dainty.
\\V have a beautiful collection
of German, English and French
novelty weaves—black and col
ors— at prices ranging from
20 cents to ♦1.50 per yard.
Among these are Illuminated,
Brocaded and Bouele Ltamines,
Muscovietta Suitings, Mohair
and all wool fancies ami ja-
qttards, light weight shepherds
plaids etc. This is the prettiest
line of dress goods ever brought
to GjiH'dey.
GLOVES.
for sprang, gloves for now,
gloves for the old and the young,
the kind that make a lady’s
neat hand look neater than ever,
are waiting for praise* and pur
chase at this store.
EMBROIDERIES AND
LACES.
When you are looking for any
thing in this line do not pass us
by. Once you inspect our beau
tiful stock, it is more than like
ly you will buy from us. You
will have to go a long way for a
chance to buy good, nice, pret
ty embroideries and laces so
cheap as we sell them.
BRAIDS, &c.
All the styles and qualities
of feather stitch and other fancy
braids at the lowest prices pos
sible.
CLARK’S SPOOL COTTON
IN ALL SHADES AND
NUMBERS.
We have them of all kinds.
Olotliinjj;!
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LADIES’ COLLARS, CUFFS
AND TIES.
For old men, young men, lean men, and fafcv
men, Clothing for boys, of all sizes and ages,
in the prettiest makes and shades. The cele
brated “Mrs. Jane Hopkins'* make of Boys*
Clothing, in Reifer suits, washable suits,
junior suits, mid-day suits, sailor's suits,
blouse suits, and young men’s suits, at
LOW PRICES.
LIPSCOMB & BRO.