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4 THE LEDGER: GAFIKEY, g. C., APRIL 25.', 1897. >0i fortnbly warnr for Prof. W. F. Mc- -w . Arthur; Capt j ollv d i 9t , ur bed the Si.oo per Year. rURMSHKI) F.VERV THURSDAY BY ED. H. DcCAMP. - Editor. Phe I.epoer is not responsible for the views of correspondents. Correspondents who do not contri bute regular news letters must fur- ''ish tlieir name, not for publication, Put for identification. WrPe short letters and to the point, to insure publication; also endeavor to not them to the office by Tuesday. \11 correspondence should bo ad dressed to Ed. H. DeCamn, Manaper. peace of Mr. Lipscomb and Mr. A. J. McCraw lead Mr. Kirby. As to The Ledger not publishing a tabulated report of the result of the election we presume that it is fair that our patrons know the reason why wo have not done so. In the first place we did not have figures enough in the office to put the result in a table. There were forty odd candidates and thirteen polling pre cincts and we attempted No get the figures in tabulated shape a\ spending a whole day on it sonified. The discourses of those who endeavor to lead wayward hu manity to the foot of the cross car ried a tenderer thought and nature and mankind and the birds and ani mals seemed to vie in their praise of the celebration of the resurrection Bcwlingsville Bulletin. (Correspondence of The Ledger.) IJowlixgsville, April lit.—Farm ers arc getting along nicely. Cotton planting is all the go for this week. We are glad to hear that Mrs. W Sunnyside Locale. (Correspondence of The Ledger.) Sunxybidk, April 19,—We think that “Personne” gave Mr. ‘‘Limber Jim’' a good send ot! last week, and, L. Lipscomb 1, uttimr up in" licr i furthermore, do imy that it room and wilt soon be able to come just exactly what he needed. We think that he will let Bro. Tate alone morn. home after a three weeks stay at gpartanbprg. Uncle Cillie Phillips has been quite Blacksburg is next to the largest j but is improving. now—at least he ought to. Jeeter Inman went to Union on Obituaries will be published at five cents a line. adandoti the idea because we d Cards of thanks will be published ; j lttVe the necessary material to doN at one cent a word. h i v.ork with. We dislike very much\o Reading notices will be published . ...... k \ At ten cents a line each insertion. j confess our inability to meet the re\ Single copies of the paper are five ^ quirements of the occasion but our ents each. correspondent forces us to do so. It • : — ; was from no desire on our part to ARRAYING CLASSES. ; conceal the vote of Gaffney but was The following letter to the editor caused by so many candidates run- gives us an opportunity to say some- ! ning for office that we did not have thing about a question which we had u "- 1 *" deemed settled: Owens Ford. S. (.'., April 17, !P97. Editor Oasnxey LEiKir.il. Mr. Editor:—I will as!, a short space in your paucr to state a few facts concerning which there is much dlssat isfactlon. We did not think when we were working so forthe new county that GatTnoy, the county seat, would try to use any unfair means against the country uoople. hut we are afraid. If re ports are true, that she lias not only done so In our first election, hut will continue to take advantage on every occasion. It is re ported that a private caucus was held in Gaffney for the purpose of consolidating up on certain of her candidates. Why. one of our candidates, who was elected, received only forty votes in Gaffney. Now it is we,! known that this young man lias numerous friends in Gaffney who would have supported him but for their pledge in that mei-tnic. Now, Mr. Editor, all this looks <|uitv suspi cious since you published no laiiulat“d re port of the election. If Gaffney proposis uniting against the country it is fair for us to form clubs against Iter. We farmers w Li have to keep an eye on our county seat hereafter, it is impossible to make such a model county of Cherokee as'i nk I.r.iK.dit urges If we have to he distrustful of our county seat. We have heard some of our leading farmers say they are almost tempted to have their names eraceti from The Leixh.ii list because of the omission of the tabulated report. We insist upon seeing It in your next issue. • I -*'• Our correspomlent had done us the favor to sign his name in full to the article, therefore we know to whom we address our remarks. We did not print the full name because he evidenced in his signature that lie preferred us not to do so. It is indeed a surprise to us to know of a caucus ever having been held in this city to further the inter est of any candidate or candidates. The Ledger had no knowledge of one until it received the above letter. We have no doubt our friend posi tively believes a caucus was held, but we positively disclaim any knowl edge of it other tlitn what he says. We can say most positively that we were not in the caucus and further that we received no invitation to join one and further that we would* not have joined one iiad we been in vited. We think our friend is in er ror and would like for him to be more esp icit and state the time and place and who attended. Oar corres pondent evidently refers to Mr. J. Lb. Jefferies, when ho says “one of our candidates who was elected re ceived only forty votes in Gullney." If we are correct in our surmise our correspondent must conclude in the face of the facts that Mr. JelTeries received a very flattering vote at Gall- ney. lie must remember that Mr. Jefferies had as opponents a number of the most exemplary and popular men in town. Mr. Jefferies is a good man and will make a good clerk and we are certain is entirely satisfactory to his many friends in Gaffney. Surely our correspondent will al low the men of the town as much privilage as he would take himself. If ho chosos to vote for his personal friend will he not allow the man in town to do the same? Personally, we vote for who we please, let the man he from the to or the county. We never stop to consider where a man lives. Wo vote for the man we think best suited for the place, no matter who ho is or where ho may live, and we believe a very large majority of the people of this town do tiie same way. i n:: Lkduf': dic tates to noonea.'id we aiiow no one to dictate to it. Pitiful Is it when we .y t. to tie point where we beemn distrustful of one another. It ,s wrong for on • friend to think thus of hi.-: city bn ' h- ren. It is cruel in him. it would ho cruel in the to vn man to bo din trustful of his country neighbor. This is the wrong spirit to manifest. Rut the fuels in the ea :o do iio* hear out our friend* assertion that the town nrraytd it- if against the country. Wo have not the tubulated report at hand hut our recollection is that the vote in thh’ place wts pretty well divided. Certain It i tl at Col. Jefferies b at c -1. Butler at this box; Mr. Sstraiu u::To it uucoaa- ligures with which to do the work. We trust this is sufficient to satisfy the mi st exacting and if any of our leading farmers desire to have their names erased from The Ledger’s list on that account we can only say that they will come nearer solving the problem by adding moie names to the list and thus enable us to buy more material with which to do the work. Laying all jesting aside, we believe our friend has been misinformed and we assure him if the state of affairs to which he complains ever existed we knew nothing of it. They would not trust us into the secret and therefore this paper was not a party to it. Our mission is to work for the good of the whole county and we propose to endeavor to carry out lhai mission and we shall not condole tiie arraying of uno class against an other. town in Cherokee county. It has a live set of business and professional men, and the best hotels of any town of its size in the State. The O. R. & C. R. R. crosses the Southern there, which gives unusual good railway facilities, and now the O. U. it 0. is building a branch of the road to Gaffney and thereby adding new facilities and attractions to our sis ter city. D. B. Baily is getting up a sub- business last i rid ay. scription to paint Corinth church. | Miss Nettie Sprouse, of our town, We are glad to see him at tiie work. Cameron Littlejohn and wife vis ited J. W. Allen’s family lust week. John Cook and Taylor Petty went to Draytonville Sunday. Ed Cook, one of the Trough Shoals boys, was in this section last Sunday. j. W. Allen and wife visited S. P. Porter last Sunday. We are all very well pleased with i has been visiting her grandfather, Mr. John Sprouse, of Pea Ridge, the ; past week. Mrs. J. H. Sprouse visited Mrs. William Fowler, of Fowler’s city, last Wednesday. Messrs. F. A. and Benjamin Go forth and C. T. Clary went to Gaff ney last week on business. Rev. A. D. Davidson filled his reg the county officers and hope they will j u i ar tt pp; )intIEent at Skull shoals i mm Absolutely Pure ("f!cl>r:itf<l (or its >rrcul, loav Mins slroiiL-th aiui ln*;i!i lifulnt'**. Assuror tin; Lmmi iiiMimst mum :iii«l all tonus of adulteration comd.ou to i lie clieit|) Lrands. Uoyai. Baking I’ovde Co.. New York do their best. Horace Lipscomb visited his sister, Mrs R. O. Ballonger, of Limestone, Sunday. The Corintli Sunday School if do- Jt does not always take a great heifcd to accomplish wonders. The man or woman who is honest at heart and constant in endeavor will j ing very well and we hope it will do eventually attain the end sought. | better now since the roads are drying He or she may not be a genius, but, our word for of ten when yesterday. Messrs. Charley Reynolds and Dan iel George, of White Plains, were in our city Saturday and Sunday. J. II. Sprouse, our hustling cotton Howell’s Ferry News. (Correspondence or The Ledger.) Howell’s Ferry, April IS.—Jack Mullinax was in this section a lev/ farmer, says that he has got about | ( j avs 0friJ 30 acres of cotton planted, and that * ” * c, .. vv , i .-w tt tt iii i i he is only about half done plan* ing. I Columbus Martin, formerly of it, that nine times out i V|,^ n UhL“ r 's3nv •I'V’b.'iol' He oniv runs “ t » 0 - |K,r »« ( “ rm - I Hick ' jry tirore now ot North the work ia accomplished very flck lot „ ion a time. ‘ z. v. ^ ,h “ t «*»« like cot ' i < '” rolin “' through this neigh- , * , . . , , , . : borhood not many days ago. The ground is getting hard, and it v..;.. t . is quite difficult to plough. ‘ S(a ^ r 1S in or, , ‘ r no ' v and L. A. Buice went to Gaffney on far,r, fcrs are certainly making good 1 oil. by a persistent plodder it is better done than by a genius. There is talk of celebrating the one hundred and twenty-first anni versary of the independence of the United States on Saturday the 3rd of July—as the 4th falls on Sunday. It is right that we should celebrate Items from Fowler. (Correspondence of The Ledger.) Fowlers. April 19.—Owing to the pretty weather of last week our plan ters got in full time. Several are pretty well done planting cotton seed. Bob Kirby is putting them in this morning in a rush. Your correspondent was in Gaffney last week on business. I saw lots of the farmers hauling out guano. From the occasion and we trust that Gaff ney and Cherokee county will do ' ** ,e wu y farmers are using guano , , , ,.. . ., this Spring we mav expect cotton to themselves honor and credit m the j be che H ap ^ fulI celebration. ; Henry Hill, col., has been sick for — ; several weeks. Good roads will make good citi- i J. H. Fowler has a cow that’s a AN OPPORTUNITY. We have good farmers in this sec tion and we have often thought that if they published their modes of farm ing and the results in The Ledger they would benefit each other and add a good deal of good reading to our columns. Let them describe the implements best suited for preparing the soil and for cultivating the different crops. The soil best adopted to each crop, the manner of treating it bsforo planting and cultivating af ter. And then give the result of their work. ’Ihe farmers, on whom all of all other avocations must depend, know their work better than we do, and we make the above suggestions hoping that a number of other things will appear to them that they could write about that would he beneficial to their brothers. Such a course would not only help your hrethern in their immediate crops hut it would create an interest in farming that would drive away the dull monotony that many seem to think is incident to the business, in crease our harvests and improve our lan is. Now is the time to avail yourselves of an oppmtunity to help one an other. The farmers institute to be held here tomorrow will he the first of the kind ever held in this section and to many, if not all of our people, it will be something entirely new. ITos- i lent Graghead i very anxious that it be a success. The Ledger would Le proud to chronicle the fact that it was the most succes Tul ins ituto ever h.dd in tiie .St ite. We want to see our people take an interest in this matter. Knowledge is what wo are after and wo want it in every iin •. 'i !i -o institutes coit those who attend t!i rn nothing. They arc undoubtedly good things, ili.*re,fir. Cherokee county farmers will do well to push it along by attending in large members. zens and bad roads evil ones. Who is it that has not heard thoughless men use language most foul and pro fane to express their disgust at had roads? If we had better roads the people of Cherokee would have cause to do less cussin’. Do without the services of a law yer as long as you can, but if you are hound to have one, look over The Ledger and employ one who adver tises in it. Any of them will treat you right. Columbia Gold Medal. See. and Treas. A. H. Twitchell. of the Clifton (S. C.) Mfg. Co., has lately been showing a handsome medal, in aluminum case, just re ceived from the Columbian Exposi tion, held in Chicago, and awarded to the Clifton Mills for the best brown sheeting on exhibition. On one side of the medal are the words. “Clifton Mfg. Co.,” with a raised picture of Christopher Columbus, just as ho lands upm the shores of the New World. On the reverse side are the words. “World’s Columbian Exposi- ! tion, in Com incineration of the Four | Hundredth Anniversary of the Land ing of Columbus.” The Diploma I awarded t*o Clifton Mills is also a valuable and prized possession. There is certainly a high compli- j rnent to one of our Southern cotton mills, in which it is awarded the medal over so many competitors, i The company will have representa- ; turns of the medal made and use this : trade mark upon their goods. It in- ‘ surcs for tiie Clifton mills orders for , all their products, and is besides a ! splendid advertisement of the .South as a cotton manufacturing centre. In speaking of some of our mills | shipping their goods to China and i Japan. Mr. Twitchell remarked that i the Clifton and Glendale factories | have been selling those countries for , m iny years past, and at that time he * had in his pocket a large order for China. —• — — $ico Reward $ioo. Tiie roit lets of 111!:« r will Li-1.!< n “i! i » learn Hint tliere i> at l.-asl one divitti. 'i .li-- e:iM‘ t iiut seieii. e li:.-. In e:i uliie to nil e it. ail \'.s .■'tiii.i h. aii'.l iii.it D t atiiiili. Hall's r’a- litri ii I Hr.; is ! lie only |>i,sit ive eni" i;non n to t tie :ne,|ie:i| fraternity. t'st'iiTli Lein.' a eoiist itlit loiril (ii.M-a.e. MK|Uires :i eoieUtll- Iion.vl tI’eai. Hail’s *':it..tT'i Cure is Isl ' ii int rnnlly. aetiii*; dlroetly tinon liie olo'i.i an.I Mtieoas, surface* «.* iii" system. ii!"r. >y « esiroylag the fonrni: lion of li.e disea . .i.m giving tiie |)!itient slri'i.^t !t >.y i'll,:..;..-.' lo. ine .•<. istltution and assisting n uto 11 i M ’ v.'o.'l;. Tin' |)ro|)riel.irs have -o i.o.. 'i f..i !i in l»s curative jmc.'.er . that t li -y oil i-1 >ne I* undred Doilnrs for nny i‘ase l in i. i.ii!„ to euiv. Send fir list of test;- !.:i nil.i Addi s. i . .1. < 'll FN i'.Y £i i'l >.. Toledo, O. ’ ' i.y l»; u^aists. 7.ic. daisy. He says that they give the calf all the milk that it wants and then she gives three gallons of milk a day. What has become of our friend Flaw Bicker? The loss of his banjo must have downed the old fellow. Cheer up and let us here from you again Flaw. Our weekly ChriMain Endeavor Prayer meeting met at .S. W. Fosters Sunday Evening with a good attend ance as usual. Rambler. It been neces* ry to cut out. NOTICE. •cv. ra! pi rsonul allusions in our dun:miuiications this week. Wo : rcaiizi t hat a groat deal of this kind | of writing is done good-naturedly but wo cannot allow our frit nds to use 1 the columns (<f the paper for such ; ;t • •iu’ja Sih I’t. “J MR ti''Ido the fact that new ••uunty < I. . : < ,u || , d ! til* .a i t» I dc:. i'li: on t ii<' :t Tt i .'ii:, ULo! LJ tio .<•.. ^C'tnetiiing is in.bio •aut-c offence pri of newspaper woric to publish •iteii i ,r; spondefico to the exclusion of nows, m» our friends will please tHir. Hu r>.u.-iv‘« to news and ret endeavor to make sport of caMt other. tt» ho sit id to ; t semns to us a poor ; un a id is' It Comrany, of (Hit* nr the Sl tllll i-st Hint in'st Illt'S in An, erica. has aptxiiiiiutl fo •r Ci icriikc i- < i>.. aiui mir •’leer ■S 1 ,-.iit H--CUI, '• tin- r IkiiiiIk. y U* v* ' .iiiioul any ♦ !:ii>*trru , »s- M*i v« • w; , or t lu-ir f- imulH. liy cjil!- • lit of till s rdi aliic ctituptniy. rm \*< ; A N’t) \ YouD WoKK lioH .4' ,1H 4 -. • h- IV.- u|m tu-t try . < mt ' t-our ; , . .. 8 ■ • 1 • VI tv 1 , W IK/ Kl > 11. Nan-,... I;ci-i fi. Cn»h or ou Iliac. i*vt, t A '1 trnv V. 8. ( The Gun Goes B instantly when yeti pull the trij^cr. So sichnccs n.ay coins on sudcJcnly. But it takes time to load the gun, and it takes time to get ready for those ex plosions caUsd diseases. Coughs, colds, any “attack,” whatever the subject he, often means pre- . ceding weakness and poor blood, f j Are you getting thin? Is vour appetite poor ? Are you losing' that snap, energy and vigor that make “clear-headed ness?” Do one thing: build up your whole system with SCOTT'S EMULSION of Cod-liver OiL It is the essence of nourishment. It does not nauseate, does net trouble the stomach. And it replaces all that disease rots you cf. A book tilling more about it coat tee* A:k for it SCCTT & BOWNE, New York. Farmers Look to Year Interest! The it'.ulor.'i^Med have secur ed a young JACK , of lino form and pedigree. Will stand the coming season, the month of April, at Wilkinsville—after which time he will stand at Gaffney. Price now reduced to $8.00. HcGliiMy & George. DR. J. F. GARRETT, Dentist, Gaffney, - - - S. C. Office ovor J. R. Tolloson’s n A w ntorc ^ In office from let to 24th of ouch month; business last week. There will be preaching at Messa- potainia. on next Sunday, April 2oth, at II o’clock, by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Isom. The Sunday School at Messapota- miu, is in a prosperous condition at present. Let everybody turn out to Sunday School ami learn the blessed truths. Uncle Joe. Electric Bitters. Electric Bitters is a medicine suited for any season, hut perhaps more generally needed, when the languid exhausted feeling prevails, when the liver is to~pid and sluggish and the need of a tonic and alterative is felt. A prompt use of tills medicine has often averted long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers. No medicine will act nore surely in counteracting and free ing the system from the malarial poison. Headache, Indigestion. Con stipation, Dizziness yield to Electric Bitters. oOe. and $1.00 per bottle at Dul’re Drui: Go.’s Drug Store. X. W. IIAIiDIX, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ulsicks-lmt-jr timl G-fiffncy, 8si. C*. W ILL practice in all the Courts. lean Ite reached over the ’phone from Car- roll & St:ioy’s Bank, at my ollice in Blacks- burj;. at any moment. O. L. SCHL’MPEHT. Thos. B. Bctlem. Wm. McGowan. SCHUMPERT,«BUTLER <t 4. BcGOWSH, A.Troi*>; rtA'w-,AT-r v A\v. Union and Gaffney, S. C. Very careful ami prompt attention given to ail business entrusted to us. {^n'rifi iee In ail t he courts. US' 1 of it. J. H. Fowler has one of the finest cows in Gowdeyville township if not in Chen xee county. He also has some fine wheat and oats. Mr. Fowler is certainly a model farmer of whom Cherokee should proud. Miss Lottie Inman spent one clay last week with Miss Jessie Strain. Sambo. Americans are the most inventive people on earth. To them have been issued nearly (iOO.UOH patents, or more than one-third oi all the patents issued in the world. No discowry of modern years lias been of greater benefit to mankind than Chamber- lain s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, or has done more to relieve pain and sulltring. J. W. Vaughn, of Oakton, Ky., says: “I have used Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in my family A for several years, and find it to be ^ the best medicine I ever used for cramps in the stomach and bowels.” For sale by Dupre Drug Company. SOUTHERN RAsLW^ PIEDMONT AIK 2&27B. Coiydei ■d SchMul* of PaMonger Train*. In Effect den. IS. IH'JI. ^ j Vo*. I Mo. IS Northbound. ,*<>• 3S|No. 3ft Ex. 1 Dally. Hally.' Sun. BYDRICK, WILSON & GANTT Attorncys-at-Law, 'Gaffney, - - - S. C. f37"Office over II. A. Jones’ store. — ; Lv. Atliuitft,C.T. 12 00 mH 50 l 7 W n 4Mp " ' “ Atlnutn. E. T. lot) 50 «. S50n SUIp *.1 1 ai »ai < »p GKO. W. JUSTICE, Attornkv at Law, GAFFNEY, S. C. Will practice in all courts of t'horokoe, Spartaiilnir^r .tml Hreeu vlllc cotiutles. Coi- !ccth»it> a aiteclitliy. 1,' al Kstatf iMitl'iht and sold. R.'.uMiuiui: titles a;.;! tuukliiK' al»- stracts u sjx cinity. “ N otcros. *■ Buford * Gainesville... ■ Luin At. Ooni.iio. Lr. Mt. 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Safety Dodosit Boxes at moderate ) •nvinr Jci-M-vCity Tt .-••i t at-ndav*; rcturidm;. u -vo Niw Oi.i.,n>(\V« tin-.Imv*anti rout. Bujn and st*!ls Stocks and Bonds. Buys County and School Claims. Your business solicited. >rn - ihchinnnd' to 1 ■ nvlUc and -u^hin-v roar-he* itita. Ulutuat-Ar* SI’Mes! - Shines! If You Wish Last Sabbath was an ideal day, in fact it scetmtd as if the Creator Jtad ■iiu to it to order for the occasion, ".ir j,'. oi-le were out on drees parade and the ladies looked prettier than ever and the men were gallantry per- ' w “ ai & DRESSED LUMBER ! Sash, Doors, Blinds, Brackets, Mouldings, and All Kinds of Building Materials, For Sale at Lowest Cash Prices. Up-to-Date Job Print- • x xl. No .charge will 1)3 mode ?f or in for- ing, Cai! at CGG mation as to amount re<tuired for building. FOR LEDGER Office. Gaffney, S. C.; Cull on L. BAKER. to li'i'il youf 4**<»Vhl ‘ ttif 1 ' ’t In my \v;ir«*!D»usi*. 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