The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, April 15, 1897, Image 8
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THK LEDGER: GVEFNEY. S. APRIL !'». !S‘)7
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jms. ¥our SOc Pieces |
wl? .-ror Dollars and Get Here, Quick! |
lijii! t!int every penny spent in our store readies tlie utmost limit of its W
AT A RIPE OLD AGE.
YOU
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r -lm.-ing t ower.
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•ts. Overalls,
1X^antss ;
lJ3ii1>r , ella» at
‘Wlaolossiilo <0«>«t.
Come before tlie line is nicked over. £
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; ' :T rolMilT that we are TilE LEADERS in Clothing and Gents hurnish-fa
. . (i-. The j.rettkst line of Ladies’ Oxfords in all colors ever brought to tlie city. fL
Call on fa
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\V. O. Xw'ipsooaiL ■& I
fct 'I A Iie 5 Iti^Uerss.”
$ir a a t a
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For Sale.
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J'" Advtrl iM-imnls umlcr this lifi.l will
IwJiilseMccI fur <>u<- c<.|it :j v.nni fiicli inscr-
1 ion. No ad ih*<‘riis1 for less than t«-n coiils.
And Birthdays will Come,
I'lnr MHiv Cow with youtijr
Apjily to If. t 1 '. OlllSON.
CheroUfc Falls.
. i ■ . I,..,.,. I.,;,! UU, <nnn1v' t»‘‘ iho nrt'ltif'st 1 A t'lKST CLASS Steam Laundry outfit in
. Ill, ills, \\e Have JUrU lam in .l Dig suppi} Ol me pieiuesi spl , 1(1(lld comlltkm. ciikai-. Apnlvto
j FAI L V. OAFFXEV.
At Uif Dt-djrrr oftict*.
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suitaide for tliese occasions you ever saw.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
Yours truly,
)/..N5EL3 Sl CO., The Jewelers.
TT'Ilk SA i.K.—Seeoiid hand wln-eL.
* Smith llAitDv.AitK Co.
F (>1J .’“ALE Any one wisldnj; to l>tty town
lot > will fiml it to tludr Inteffsi to call on
M. tl. Montpirntoy.
P ,.A .rx? ~— ...: j be congratulated upon tils* exccllenci*
OK SALK Real Mort^ap-s. Title* . . ° *
• o t; at HM.!;te. cha'tei Mon--ie.... li->i». of tlie cotertuinincut.
Mr. George Lavender Passer, frem this
Mundane Sphere.
Mr. George Lavender, a highly re
spected and well known citizen of
Cherokee county, died at the home of
\V. i). Byar*, his son-in-law. at Al-
good, last Thursday, April <Sih, afier
u lingering illness. Mr. Lavender
was in his seventy-eighth year. De
ceased leaves a wife and live children
to tnonrn their loss.
Mr. Lavender was u most energetic
man in his day. He was tlie proprie
tor of the Lavender Woolen Mills
during the war, and made it famous
for the quality of the goefts made.
After t he war he sett led down to farm- j
ing and other pursuits and made quite j
a success of iife. He was known as j
a quiet, unassuming man and was lov- J
ed and respected by all who knew !
him.
The funeral services were conduct- 1
ed from Provide nets Baptist Church. J
Friday afternoon, at 1 o’clock, by
Rev. B. 1*. Robertson, of the First j
Baptist Church, of this city. A large j
concourse of friends of the deceased
were in attendance. The p'd 1-bearers
were F. G. Stacy. W. C. Carpenter,
S. L. Hopper, L i. II DeCamp, J. I’.
ShutTord, and Cupt. 8. a. Ross.
Prof. Johnson’s Concert.
A fair sized audience greeted FroP
W. L. Johnson and Jits pupils at the
Gaffney .Male and Female Seminary
lust Friday night. The progrume
was replete with good numbers and
each performer performed his or her
part to tlie entire satisfaction of the
audience. The most praiseworthy
Lumbers, however, were tlie duet
playing of Messrs. Montgomery and
Barnett and tlie violin playing of
Misses Johnson and McArthur and
Master Dever Little. The Sextette
by Messrs. Cutting, Barnett.Gregory,
Reed and Green B.ua. was exception
ally well done. The singing of Miss
Roau Gaffney was also a special feat
ure. Those who took part. witn the
exeeption of the sextette, were a!!
pupils of Prof. Johnson and both
.Mr. Johnson and his pupils are to
Ties,
Hats,
Shoes,
Clothing,
You should Imvh some or all of them for the “Easter Tide.”
“You have the best line of suits 1 have seen,” said a
traveling man about ourolothing a lew days ago. Rest
assured tlat \vj have
The Correct Things
Nothing better *o be found than our $7.50, $8.50, $10,
$11.50 and up to $10.50 suits for the price. Cheaper ones
$5.25, $4.50 and $5. Good line of Roys’ Suits, 4 to 14
years and 14 to 10 years, all at popular prices.
Straw Hats.
We have purchased largely this season ; everything from
the 10c Maiager ?o the $1,50 Dress Hats.
Ties, Tecks and Bows.
The large city stores cannot surpass us in this department.
White and colored Bows, Club Ties, Tecks, 4-in-hands,
large line of Wash Ties—none better than our 25 and 50c
goods for the money.
Colored Shirts.
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25 Do/., of tliem, any price you want from 45c to $1, hum-
dried. Unlaundried from 20 to 50 cents. Soft bosoms,
stiff bosoms, attached or detached collars and cuffs.
‘Be sure to visit us before you buy.
Gaffney, S. 0\, April 15, ’07
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CHAS. G. ERVIN.
For Rent.
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Township Ccmm i s c ions.
Clerk of Court, J**ff*frics. ImsI Mon
day. received notice from Governor
K!ier!>e that tlie fo’lovving geuth-men
! ’ 1 i >-:i appointed town-hip Com-
; -doners f»)r Cherokee cout.ty :
Draytouville.—M. M. "ate, C. A.
Spencor. ami J. D Jefferies, Jr.
Gowileysville.—T. M. Liftiojolin. | ;4‘
'.V. L. Goudelcek. an ! I*. 8. Wenher.
Whim I’lains.—.1. B. Brown. M. C
f.ipfCotub, and Sa.'iiuei Whelcludi,
Limestone—James II. Turner, J
L. (’laiy, anti Janies R ippe.
Cherokee.—’t. K. Forte
Hardin, und R. !'. Roberts. 1 !X
We vutturt! the assertion tl.ut no | !4'
*•(,11!.ty in the State h:i;> a hoard *>f i .
towi sliip Commissioners to
this board, an
its (.qua!.
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Earsheaded When
You can Buy
AT OEB STORE So Cheap. We
have all kinds for Men, Boys
and Small Girls, at the
The T. G. « K. K. R.
Boyd Humes superintend t.t, and
! Master ’Ieoh::nit: Alex 1 erguson, of
i the TumbiSr.g Gup und Ki lville iiail-
! rond, have i<:
Ajcf a mATu »rc ; rot l havo : - ;;v ‘■ i ! ■ " ri « r *, iv
R S tV' I f 1 T ! ranged for th-ir rcrpr.-tiv d'^par - jq'
If Iji li 9 F j! 3 ‘"l 'J me- ts at the Fcderiek s-lre* t teru.iuls j,q
. v- ' of the road. 'I'hese popular m/tHuh j*/
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ll ItiiVUt
CiL
Is Reviv.
And if you want
Lc .vast Prices to Be Found in Cherokee Co.
YOURS TRULY,
J. R. T0UESS1I & GO'S Cheap Store.
N. B—We take orders for Tailor Made Clothing, and
*5 x.!;:ice ;i Fit or No S.\LK.
BARGAINS
CALL ON US.
AT :» U:o •iTy St »r' wIht ttiliv.'S l*s»k neat uu(l vvlicr*- rli>rks ar* 1 ix»lit*'
, . .nut nlU'i.dv**: wlicic il**!! v*Ti« , s mil‘i* on * inif; h:u1 alt ivo all. w 1kt< yon
i-..' V'm ■•if •.: tlinv' Tit I. IIKST IN THK M AUKKT AT THK KAIKl.sT
MS. T,‘.i;', i li<-s«»:; <>i !i*.u.>f w ■ laa jt. Call ;uul lit* sunt of It. A ■ licit tin*-
... ^ fo.-i.io;*> .i-ist n-vlv.-d.
• Tesa/s CiiocolAos u i Eon Eons Always Fresh. » •
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Yours trulv,
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Poliakoff Bros.,
Next Door to J. N. Lipsooib’s.
Save Moneys-
wi.i endeavor to make tm-:r rmd even
J re popular in tin: future than it
i 1 ns been in the past, by t-tm-f atten
tion to business and courteous treat
ment of all th* j patrons of tin ir road.
Long live the T. G. tV K. Ii. li. and
its .cniul officials.
New Hotel. i
If any town or city in South Caro- i
I limt needs a good hotel building it is j
I Gaffney, the capitol of Cherokee
| county. This fuel is recognized by
: ill our people, und several efforts have
: Lien made to secure eligible sites for
! one by our enterprising people but
without success. The owners of such
silts are hard to trade with. There
are other sites just as good as the
on* s sought, and we suggest that an
i eff. rt now be made to get one of them,
i arm let the work on the hotel begin
; at : n early day.
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A New Firm.
I'oliakotT Bros., is the style and firm
name of a new clothing and notion j
store opened up next to J. X. Lip
scomb’s. Our new Hebrew citizens
uie evidently enterprising people us
their ad in this issue of Tmk Lkockk |
will attest and we trust their stay |
ainting us will prove b.neficial to !
themselves and the community. |
(it ffney ran accommodate many ad
ditions to her population, especially i
When you can buy thorn go cheap at
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At the Lowest Prices.
DY having all of your
U wristbands and ntM-k- citizens who possess push and energy
bands to your shirts repaired , —
free of charge til the Delegates.
Stoves of All Kinds,
X
Charlotte Steam Laundry.
flTUDyOAW Pr OHITWII today tor >p:irtnnt)urg to attan 1 the .
IfLAttliOUK U 0 filln. ! 'V.; Mr Uiis khi,- of re„air- " tu, « L ^‘ Conference of the Kp- |
to I* iifii you i t';ii *';it m mi- '.i‘ii; * <i !•> m worth League which coven*** t*i-
Rev. J D. ('rout. Miss Annie Sar-
ratt and Mr. Howard Littlejohn leave
today for Spartanburg to attend the
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The Bloody Turks - -
- - - ARE RECEIVING THE AID
(*'• r*-iied Europe against the Brave and Christian Greeks,
he aid ami encouragement of the people of Cherokee
' Y.r.ity. is constantly being extended to us, and why? Be
«:aii*d w sell good fresh groceries so cheap.
Rnxft’aSnc In Canned Goods, Tobacco, Cigars and
iJpdLi Candies this week. Call on
j. L. ALEXANDER & CO.,
The Undersellers.
!><• l:imi<L'i«''l. We "H triiiitee ti! ,t *•! .-
work.
STAR BAKERY
A Kent Hi Gaffney.
DR. CHAS. A, JEFFERIES
Physician and Surgeon.
morrow morning in Central Metho
dist church of Sp irt.tnhurg. Several
others will also probably at tend, hut
the above are tin* representative* of
the Gaffney Kpworfh League. No
5 doubt all who attend ,wiil spend the
time profitably and pleasantly.
Public Meeting.
There will he a me ting of tie* peo
ple of Gaffney next Tuesday night at
8 p. in., ai the Council Chamber, for
the purpose of the general advance
ment of Gaffney. Turn out und all
pull together.
Dry Goods, Shoes and Heavy
Groceries Cheap at
J. N. LIPSCOMB’S.
Si*F.< IALTIK.S:—F.YK. F.AK ami THROAT
{yr - office. Cherokee iirujr Co'* Store
Telvphuue No. to.
T. f.ISO’S CUR£L.F-Qft .
jO.LLSJU.M PJClON L^i
If You are Hard to Please
In the Grocery line, call on us and >vo believe we can please you,
as we make this our exclusive business, and are always
working for your interests. Try us and be convinced.
Respectfully,
BYARS & SPARKS,
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Exclusive Grocery.