The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, April 01, 1897, Image 8
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THIS LEDGKli; GAFFNEV, S. C., APRIL 1. I8SI7.
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Our Millinery Department is still in charge of Miss Carrie Peden. She is per
haps better able to meet the wants of her friends than ever before. The
public is invited to see her display.
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Spring Display,
^^Friday and Saturday
4 April the Second and Third,\
lEi^hteen Hui. /ed and Ninety’
|Seven. * * * *
A Cordial Welcome to All.,
Company Store.
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We claim the praise when it comes to a neat and up to date line of Dress Goods, ^
Notions, and the handsomest line of Shirt waists and Hosiery ever seen in Gaffney.
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What They Say About....
Harris Lithia Water:
CHEROKEE COUNTY’S
OFFICIALS.
FIRST
T M. it. ^au.s Jo.*)
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: M. A. Sf.ratt (it)
! F. O. Wulk'r It)
I'otu!
V • I. T I! :i ri i>:
iN’in i: I fouii(i t(i<' us*-of I In-wa-
; • i ' •. )in > ir I.it liiuSprinvi: in Suit h < 'arolina
-o • '1i. ,,i-iiitis id t In- rax of a yoiiuu lady jia-
1 i' lit o, a iiic. wtio iiassu Iff) •'(! for year:. it li
I .itifi<.- v.itli all its iliflVnn; atlfiiilanls.
till' 1 wai.t to ailil my tfstiinonial to
mai.y you ilnady I ivf. Tlif patient
ri t> i tr lias usfil t If water freely at
liome for sfar.fly a montli now. with
mori in jietifiai ifsiilts than from inontIts
s * * I'iioTn.l noted litliia springs in
i. .' '• < ; ; I • ol tIn Tniti-il States, lif.siileN
• on: -i j, of 11 •• suin'* wuteisat
if" ' M .erofmypa: uts anil friends are
• <.» -lie same with ties! results. I ror-
•'! a 1 \ > i Uiinend it to all sulTerlny from
.sitlli'llt «! i'l ses.
Very resitecifiilly yours.
Thomas . I’owta.i.. M. It..
I’ms. Oiitliern Medical t olle^'is
\t l.iiita. tia.
"lie • • it hia Water Is. In my opinion.
■ e o 'in if r 1 hose aliments r«N|ulrinp tin-
salts it coni;.;ns.
"Thko. I.amh. M I)
1 " '" soi |i;seai»esof t'lest anil I'rinclpu!
de l" '. Medical l>et>artnieut. ITiivi'r-
sity of (ei rjria.
Ashevim.i:. ( .. April, An e\-
t< tnJed eiinleal useofllie Harris I.it Ida Wa
ter prompts me to tin htatement tiiat I re-
yard it. as one of the last, if net tlietjest.
l.itliia Water known to (lie profession. In
tin eondltion of I’liosplmtic rrlne. its action
is marvelous. Its use in the Kliecm."I ic and
< .out y diseases a Iford me more com for; than
> ll her the HutTaloor Londonderry Waters.
Very t ruly yours.
lour, Ill Y Wll.t.iam. M. H.
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I.'!'. II. i l l'. Eso.. Harris Spring, r. <'.:
i 'tsar >ir: I have l>een uslny' Harris Lithia
Wuier for some time, and I will say to you
timt it is my opinion that tin-Harris Lithia
\V..t< i hy far the Ik-sI Lithia Water t hat 1
lri\.- ever umiI. and that it has done me a.
•• at deal of (.mod. and I think It a most val-
tta. If 11 n.edy
IL < . OK KM AN.
Cits. S. A. L. IL R.
They Were Elected Eeturday, March
27th, and Will Serve Until
Their Successors
are Installed.
Harris L.iii.a f‘arlxjnated Wateris^tlttrun-
i |ei d tos-uie the worst ease (if indigestion if
I taken alt r eaeh me:il. One plass of It will
' 1 "lieve you in.mi diati ly.
I >111 *1^0 Oo.,
Genera! Agents for Gaffney a id Vicinity.
Wo iWo
Still ^ollin^^*
SHOEJS
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I>KY OOOT>®
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GROCERIES
CHEAPER THAN AHIEODI.
The ejection Futurelay was quiet nn 1
peaceful. There were two hundred
and sixty-one im iv vott s cast last
Saturday tljun Hurt- were c:;si i!,(
week before. The most inti use i..-
terest prevailed as to the result t.t.tl ,
for liours after t ho polls In d cli m d
crowds thron^et' the bulletin !•; ;;nl
in front of the C’herokte Drti; Com
pany’s store. First one candidate
was ahead und ihon unotht r. Kii.al
ly all t!u !> • were in except (5!ai -
dtrber^ and Surratt and then the ^
public an approximate idea as to had
the result.
Tuesday Oommissionerp of Kle« tion
Mofct-dler. Davis tu.d (laston met to
(
tabulate the vote. Chairman ^Mes-
teller culled the* board together and
the resuit of the vote is found in the
followin 'report of li e Commission
ers Of Election:
We, the Hoard of Commissioners
of Election for Cherokee county here- j
j by declare the result of the election 1
1 held on Mureh the ‘27th to be as fol- :
lows:
Fok Kkxatok
Win. .lelleries DS2 i
T. B. Butler (‘,12
Total 1,594 |
Fou Hhkkih.
J. li. Boss 294
K P. Scrubs 2SU
W. W. Thomas 2d2 i
G. W. McKown 21S i
M. M. Tate
B. F. Camp 193
\V. A. McWhinter . i27 1
A. S Smith 47
R. E. McCraw Ifl !
Total I,OKI |
Foli Cl.KKK.
J. lib Jelferies 394 :
W. W. Gatfoey 318 i
W. H. Ross 240 |
J. Tuck McCraw 202
R. S. Lipscomb 149
N. Lipscomb
421
U. M. .loll v
3(iJ
.1. !,. Fpakc
250
('. T. Brit’gts
176
B. F. Boni'.c-r
174
J. V. Wi.eleiHI
113
A. Hnrris
. Si
Total
. I,( 11
! Oiv J i.< »i».i i J .I! 1 (>
.1. E. Webster
L.
<i. \V. Chalk
3S7
W. N. Turner
125
Total
.... 1,502
Kci: SreEKiM k.xdkn i oi E
OCCATION.
W. E. McArthur
72(>
!.. Strain
(Mi
KiciimO'xi Stacy
21s 1
’J\ tal
Foi; CoiioNKK..
A .1 McCraw.
J. S. Yinesott
2C.0
W. D. Kirby
250 '
S. <,(. Sarratt
22(>
.1. M. Phillips
.179
\Y. L. Phillips
105
W. E. Mc.Swain
32
Total
1.599
Wc therefore declare the
following
Come See Us.
Walter Baker & Co,
'lurfh Syrup.
In time. Sold I
rMU-k s
T druugtot*.
elected:
- Senator—Wm. .N-tTeries.
• Clerk of Court—J. Kb .letfi-ries.
.Sheriff—J. B. Ross.
♦Supervisor—N. J ipscomb.
♦Probate .fud^e—,1. K. Webster.
• Superintendent of Education—\Y.
F. McArthur.
Coroner—A. J. McCraw
John* E. Mostklllk, Ch’rm.
C. C. Davis,
W. D. Gastox.
Thousands o? Women
SUFFER UNTOLD MISERIES.
BRADFIELD’S
FEMALE
REGULATOR,
ACTS AS A SPECIFIC
| Ej Arousing to Health; Action all her Organa.
It causes health to bloom, and
»joy to reitfn throuphout the frame.
* 11 Never Faite^ Regulate...
‘lijr wile hn. liean ttml.rtr.atm.ntof iMd-
, •j'S pbjr.lciiwi. tlirw ).ar*. without l>.n.Ut.
1 riH'ltliiK. mllkluK 'iiid ua.kini;.''
' N.*. bliVAN. Uend.rson.Al*.
IIIUDFIELII UM.l IafOU CO., Atlanta, La.
Sold by druiNditint fl.KI |«.r bolil*.
Get Into
Our Band Wagon
and you'll lx* amoiiR thu leadti’-'. There is always a cliiel'or
leader whether in the human or animal life, religion, politic-,
or Business, otherwise there would he no progress in quality
or value. Our Spring and Summer stock of
Clothing and
Gents’ Furnishings
represents the leading style.-, the leading qualities and the
leading low prices.
You Will be a Leader
If You Buy of Us.
HECTOR, the Trojan warrior, after his armor
had been buckled on by Fair Helen, never
stepped forward with more pride than does
the man or boy who buys his suit from us.
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2<> suits in plaids, checks and .mixtures, all wool and would In*
cheap at $18.00, will sell for $lf>.00.
4.‘1 suits in gray and hrown worsteds, elegant styles 10.00.
21 “ in beautiful plaids and mixtures at T.oO,
25 “ Scotch cheviots, cheap at $8, will go at... 0.50.
50 all wool suits, the biggest bargains you ever saw, 5.00.
IN FACT we have the best, prettiest and cheapest lot of clothing
over brought to Gaffney, and it will do your eyes good to look
at it even if you don’t buy.
WE HAVE a full stock of the celebrated Mrs. Jane Hopkins
boys’ and children's clothing at very low prices. Boys’
knee pants from 25 cents to $1.25 per pair.
Our Gents’
Furnishings Department
is complete is every respect and we will be pleased—if you’ll
come around—to show you the prettiest line of neckwear &c.
you have ever seen in the city.
Yours for business,
W. O. Lipscomb & Bro.,
The Hustler^