The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, May 06, 1897, Image 8
THE LEDGER: S. C.. GAFFXEY, MAY 0, 1897.
A Constant
Giving of Values
AT THE HYMENIAL ALTAR.
REST BEYOND THE RIVER.’
THREE COUPLE PLIGHT THEIR
TROTH.
instead <»i' cheapness, we think, is appreciated hy most people.
We would r; thei* give an article worth $1.10 for $1 than to !
give one worth 00 cents for $1. All through our stock we
try to give good values.
■CLOTHING.—If you need a nice spring suit in black or colors 1
we have them. Our cheap suits at vh.’Jd, .i! l.fiO and $.) sirt 1 all |
right tor the price but $7.50 and on up to $10.50 buys suits |
that can t be excelled for values. Think of an all wool clay !
worsted at $7.50, cheaper than ever before or probably will
be again after the “ Hinglcy” tariif goes into elleet. Hoys’
long pants suits, 1 1 to 10 years, $:!.*J5 to $0 per suit. Boys’
knee pants suits $‘2 to $7.50. The newest things is the Boys’
Linen Crash Suits at $1.75.
ITA'DlRfcr-BB Wool, Fur and Straw. Men’*, Boys’ and Children’»»
from the 10c mnlager to the line $5 hat. Nothing better for
-umiie r than our straw goods. Men’s silk band “5 ats’ —
think of i:—as low as 50c, better ones from 00c to $1.50, and
evorv one of them well worth what we ask for them.
Cur>J Aims His Love-Tipped Arrow
With Good Effect, Pinning
Together “Souls of But
a Single Thonght.
l .'i! HMElIj*—This department of ours is always complete, both in
white and colors. Colored unlaundried shirts 20 to 50 cents,
(’eh.red laundried shirts 15c to $1. Our 05 and 75 cts and
$1 good* are the most up-to-date on the market. White
shirts any size and price wanted from 50c to $1.
COL4MJ* AND CTTFS. standing and folding. Collars 15c,
2 for 25c. and our 25c cuffs are the best things we can find
i >;* :i;e money.
GHiari WAISTS and Shirt Waist SETS.—Along with the popu-
lar shirt waists goes the shirt waist sets—pearl and silver col
lar button, cuif buttons, and three stud buttons—till for the
low price of 25 and 50 cents a set.
A \ yyiLlVG bought from us nol satisfactory, money paid back
if you want it.
O. E. Wilkins & Bro.
U. 5-0-07
Last Tell Them
That You Saw Us
»nd hjkat wo wore selling goods as cheap as ever,—they will know
whatwat means—but you can bettei; appreciate the way we do
Business if you will call on us personally. Pother us, we like it;
liml fault if you can. We will sell 7 lbs Arbuckle coffee this week
tor $1 ; granulated sugar, rice, green coffee, tomatoes, canned
«-onr, Willed and barrel pickles, slices, dry goods, and everything
olso in pawyioption.
Yours for trade,
Walter Baker & Co.
•‘In spring-time young man’s fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of love”—
and young woman’s too, for that
matter, and Cupid, the little God of
iov \ is bent on mischief making.
Last week was made quite interest
ing for t lie citizens of GatTney by t hr* e
weddings which were of more or less
interest to the citizens of this place.
All the young perple are well ai.d
favorably known in the city and sur
rounding country.
On Wednesday afternoon, April
28th, at the residence of the bride’s
father, Mr. W. M. Webster and Miss
| Annie II. Sams were united in the
! holy bonds of matrimony hy the Rev.
II. I*. Robertson, of the First I»,tp-
tist Church. Only a few relatives
and intimate friends of the contract
ing parties were present. It was a
beautiful ceremony which united the
haopy couple as man and wife.
Promptly at 5 o’clock the iiridul
party entered the him isomely decora
ted parlor keeping time to Mendels
sohn’s wedding march, which was !
rendered by Vliss Eva Sams in her
usual skillful manner.
The attendants were Misses Emmie
Sams, IJeriie Webster, Amy Botnar,
and Annie Miller. Miss Emmie Sams,
the bride's sister, being maid of honor
The party immediately after the
ceremony, retired to the dining room
where a delightful repast was served,
after which the happy couple took
the vestibule for New York and
Niagara amid the many good wishes
of n host of friends.
Miss Annie is the daughterof Prof.
R. <>. Sams and a most estimable and
popular young lady.
Mr. Webster is a bookkeeper for
the Gaffney M’f’g. Co. and a young
man who has a host of friends in this
city and surrrounding county and a
bright prospect for the future awaits
him.
The happy couple have our best
wishes for a long life of liupj ne»
and prosperity.
Mr. and Mrs. Webster arr v 1 hon c
Tuesday on the vestibule.
Death of Mrs. G. O. Doggctt, of Forest
City, N. C.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
G. O. Doggett Were pained to leant
last Sunday of the deat h of Mrs. Dog-
i <'ett, which occurred at the home of
the mother of Mrs. Doggott at Hen
rietta last Saturday. Mrs. Doggett
( had been sick for about four months
and hud gone from her home at Forest
(’it v to visit her mother with the ho; e
of improving her health. The change
vas of no avail. The grim reaper
came like a thief in the night and
stole from loving husband and dear
little children one of the fairest and
most gentle of earth's inhabitants
and bore her spirit to that land from
whence no mortal ere returns.
Mrs. Doggett leaves a husband and
two little children of tender age to
mourn her loss.
The funeral was conducted from
the First Methodist chimb in this
city Sunday afternoon by the Rev. J. j
I). Croufc. assisted by Revs. ii. P. and
C. E. Robertson. The ceremony was
most impressive. The rendition of
that beautiful nymn “Jesus Lover of
my ekml,” by Miss Carroll and Mr.
DuPre. was grand. They sung it
with such feeding that there was not i
an eye in the vast audience that was *
not dimmed with a tear at its con- |
elusion. I v
Tne enterment took place at Lime
stone.
YVltoixti on V
May thezth. Tie- Itnst >n Store will plnr
ur. shoes hikI Hiits. Uetnern'.Mr the ptuel'
>or to J. N. Lipscomb's. Call and see, :nT
Poliakoff Bros.
For the next tlftecn days only, eummeiiclnv
the "rratest harqrulns In Pry (ioods. Clothlnx.
where you can net woith for It, next door
trouble to show goods.
The Sweetest Song
On Mortal Tongue
9?
is the son" of satisfaction welling from the happy •hearted cus
tomers all over •Cherokee county who have Been doing their trad-
in" with us,
jYncl \\" Iiv
Because they have always Been nBlc to Buy their
"oods chcapm-Irom us than they could elsewltere.
Because they have always Been treated kindly
• courteouslv when in our store, and
and
Ckerokee County Matters.
The lift of Jurors for the lirst term
of Cherokee court which commences
the lust Monday in this month will
br* publirtieU in Thk Lkpukk next
ween.
Tut lirst judgement in Cherokee
county was entered Monday with
Clerk of Court J. Eh. Jelf.-ries upon
which execution will be issued this
week. The execution came from
Cherokee township—across the river.
The books for the county oilicers
have not arrived yet but are beii g
expected daily. The new couit
house is receiving its finishing touch
es and in a brief space of time every
thing will be in ship shape.
Treasurer J. B. Jones has opened
a temporary ollice in the olliee of
Squire I. G. Surratt for the transac
tion of county business.
l/dst weak Clerk of Court Jeff Ties
spent a day each with Messrs T. R
Trimtnier and J. H. McKissick,
e'erks of court of Spartanburg and
Union counties, respectively, obtain
ing data in regard to that office. Mr.
Jetleries is very grateful to these gen
tlemen for the kindness shown him
in his starch for information.
Because they know
forward people.
thev are dealing with straight-
Are You Worried
Over 'Wftct You Shall Get for Dinner
If so, call on us at once and we will relieve your mind.
Youi&l
BYARS & SPARKS,
Exclusive Grocers.
Tiikue are two kinds
of Bicycles—Columbia*
and others, and Chief
the ‘'other*’’ is
among
£
*• The Famous Hartford Bicycle. *
’/C^TT'aH and see samples of both at
Olarksoii &
> C’onf’ec't lonerv r .
-i—ns
JSSf.
When Adam first went to dress
“Crash ’ Suits were not invented,
¥▼ 1 ¥ i • /\ .1 n ti fji
And walked of quite contented.
Well^the li" leaf suit was all right in his day hut it won’t do
in (Id• jHfpghMsd age, 1 mt
A l A lie ^uit
Is want, young men, for *Ju» hot summer d*jH, and
we rlmm nt per suit. We also have the
Wliite l>uek
u $1.31 p>' pair. Beautiful White Yosts, Mon> Taa and Ox-
Idood $Lm« m v»»ry low figures. We are still leading in Ladies’
4>\ford tLh atari have all the colors and kinds at lower prices
( ban awyhiiiy. When in need of elothing of any kind give us a
•call.
Yours truly,
S' '
W. O. Lipscomb & Bro.,
A I A ho IIuHtlcrn.
On Tuesday ^vetiing at 8 o’clock
at the residence of tne bride’s,mother
in Johnston, S. C., Mr. John P.
Spake,of this city,was wedded to Miss
Carrie, daughter of Mrs. Fannie Boat
wright. The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. H. S. Hartzog. of the
Johnstone Female College in the
presence of relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Spuko arrived in the
city Wednesday afternoon on the
vestibule and were driven to the
home of the groom’s parents, several
miles below tin city, where a reception
was rendered them.
Mr. and Mrs. Spuke will keep house
in the pretty little cottage in front
of Mrs. A. Y. Montgomery, on the
corner of Montgomery and Petty
streets. No doubt Mrs. Spake will
add much to the social life of GalTney
and wo wish for the happy young
couple smooth sailing over the sea o'
matrimony.
Mr. M. (i. Montgomery accompan-'
ied Mr. Spake on liis happy mission
and acted as best man. Mike is
rather gifted along that line and it
would I avc been dfHcult for Mr. Spake
to have selected a more capable man.
The following account of the Spak< -
Boatwright marriage, upp a red in the
Columbia Register of April 2’Jtli:
Timmerman, S. 0.. April 2Sth.—
The homo of .Airs. Fannie B jatwright
of Edgefield County was the centre of
attraction Monday evening, the occa
sion being the marriage of L r accom
plished and attractive daughter, Miss
Cu rie, to Mr. John P. Spake, a mer
chant of Gaffney City. Rev. II. S.
Hartzog, of Johnston, performed tin
marriage ceremony. Mrs. I). W. Price
Timmerman played the wedding
march, whilst the happy couple ap
proached the altar. The beautiful
bride was becomingly attired in white
organdie, and iooiud lovely as she
stood amid the bewildering decora
tions of the parlor. The wedding
presents were many and valuable.
A large assemblage of relatives and
friends bad the pleasure of witness
ing the happy scene and of partaking
soon thereafter of a bountiful and
appetizing repast.
The happy couple left for 1 heir fu
ture home in Gaffney City, whilst a
crowd of admiring friends were at the
depot to bid them good-bye and ex
press wishes for their future happi
ness and prosperity.
On Thursday evening, April 27th.at
the home of Mr. W. J). Thomas, Mr.
Goo. W. Brown, the popular dispen
ser of eatables and drinks at Clarkson
A* Smith’s grocery, and Miss Lucy
Mercer were united in the holy bonds
of matrimony by the Rev. Ii. 1*.
Robertson. It was a very quiet af
fair, only a few intimate friends be
ing present to witness the ceremony.
They arc both popular young peo
ple and have our best wishes fora
long and happy life.
I lajKi WML...
Ibiat < uutfh Syrup.
fAlla
rantes IjihkI
Use
Bring your nickels and your pennies, your quarters, halves and
dollars this week to our store and secure some ol‘the many Bar
gains we have to odSl9?«V hi our line.
Yours trul/,
J. R. Tolleson & Co.,
Prop’s. J. U. Tolleson tfc Co’s, cheap store.
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Are Your Eyes Good ?
Or would rrm like to sec Better? If so, call and
see my lint of SPECTACLES. I have them of
all kinds and prices. I also have an elegant line
of goods fnt Wedding Presents. Call on
I>£iiilel» Oo.,
The ^cweleria.
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For Sale.
:yrA«lv*Hist*nu‘iits under this head will
l)e*iii!>ei iod for one rent a word eaeii Inser
tion. No ad Inserted for less t han ten cents.
C hoice hilk c ay tor sale.
V. I*. llrtitiiN. Lawn I*. ().
A beautiful s room residence
l.imeatone street, now ocruuied l y
Dr. W.C. tiaairh-k, on easy terms. Apply to
A. It. (Jaixk.h.
on Frederick
House contains ciirht
\V. O I.IPKCOMU.
pvit SALK
* on I.
F OU SALE tloutie and Lo
street. Lot U0x2U
rtMtins. A pply t(»
A FIKST CLASS Steam Laundry outfit iu
splendid condition. rnr.At*. Apply to
1’AUL V. (JAI FNEV,
_ At the Ledtrer olliee.
F DK *AI,K Any out 1 wjslilN^ to buy town
lots w|!l lind It to their interest to eall ot.
M. ti. Montgomery.
COK SALK Beal Estate Mort^aifes, Titles
* to Ueal Estate, t'hattel Mortjtaves. Liens.
Notes. Etc., for sale at Tin: Lkimii: olliee.
F oil SALE— A treni le family horse in good
condition. Apply at Lkinik Ofkice.
SA LE. (Jood farm. 222 acres. U mUes
• from (Lilfney. wltli vumkI orchard and
.veiling, li. S. I.fyscatiili.
Wanted.
W ANTED. Everyone to know ihitt we are
prepar'd to Insure property azaiust loss
by lire. Delays arc danaeroiMi. Insurenow.
W e repres'Mit t wo of the si ronvest tire Itisitr-
ance eompauies lu the world and respect fully
solicit your ptiiroiiuiP.
WOOD k SMITH.
For Rent.
jJtoO.ilS ro LET
putt UEN r
A pply to
Mrs. J. V. S.otitatt.
A nice otllce. Apply to
W. o. Lumcomii lino.
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LOW PRICES
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HONEST VALDES
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HAND * IN x HAND
AT OUR STORE,
; and
ririri
id Dress Goods andHats dazzling in their Beauty and
’A'eliitcsB art* sdiii “WriPiFv ftanded over our counters*to fair and
tger customers. If you want Beautiful goods, correct styles and
•asonaBlc prices call on
Carroll & Carpenter,
'JPlie
LiBESTOHE * SPRINGS * LIME * WORKS,
Free.
piu-:::.
i ''tna
I will mym you idee W ai.i. I'apkh
imxh utr lire scrMeiu. if you will call
at my shop. (-*t) A. U. UAlXgS.
CARROLL & CO,., Lessees.
Manufacturers of
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Notice of Charter.
TUXASrilY IIKPAItTUEX.', |
Otrt.'noy ,
<'o’:?rnoi.i.En oy thk ('i ituKxcv.
Wasiusoion. !>. O.. April 2s, jw.,;.
ikas. t)y satisfactory evhh'iice pre
sented lo the uiicerslaie'd. i! has be<>n made
t i appear th it "Tlie National Hank of tlafT-
uey.’’1:1 the Town of tiiiffney. in the County
of ('lierok-e. and State of South < 'urollitu. has
c implied ,vlt h all I In* |:rovisions of I he Stat-
ll! 'S «>f the I 'lilted Mates, repaired tol.ecom
piled with Itefore an association shall bu au
thorized toe mrneui'c the husliiesuof Htittk-
Inir;
Now TIIK'IKKoaK I. James II. Eckels. Comp
troller of the Ctirie sey. do hereby eertlty
that '•The National Hank of (Jaffney." in the
To* n of tillffncy. In i ne I '•i.tnty of ('her )kee.
and in I he m ale of South ('aroilna. is nut Ink'-
D.ed to eomnienee the Puslncs*of Itankluv its
provided in Si-etiou Eifty one hundred and
sixty nine of the Uevlsed Statutes of the
Flillcd States.
In TKXTiuufcY WMKitKor witness my hand
;mi* ** al of otllce »n!» I'weuty-lLtiilith duy «f
April, !<*;.
Jamxs H. Eckki.ii.
('omptroller of the Currency.
Utteri of Administration,
orrtt r. or IMoiiiatk .Ipimik. )
State of South Carolina.
• Cherokee County.)
lly lion. J. E. Weiwter. Ewiaire, , ,
Frobntu Judne of Cherokee County. • ~
War.UBAh. Il.lt. Lwvender. petitioner hae
tiled a petition In my oBJec prayluathnl Let
ters of AdmliiWt ration on all and Mlnmilar.
the Kooita and ehatteU. rights und credits of
Ueor^" Lavender, dweeaned. Ixte of hitld
County. Hhouhl he granted to him.
These lire therefore, to,cite and admonish
all and sinyulitr the kludred ami credltornof
the said deceased, to lie and appear before
mu Mt nty oftSde. ul l.utTiiey city, (iherokee
Court House.) on May 21st. ISfC. at llo'chM'k.
a. tu.. In show cause. If any they have, why
the said iidniiiilsiratlon shonlit not be tfrant-
cd. J, E. WKiisrnt
W. S. Thomitson. I'robate J mitre.
Attorney for I'etltioner. (iti
HJl/lHUj o- i uriUIDJ
—And Dealers In
Coal, Shingles, Lathes and Plater Hair.
D vmamite. niartiaf #owder. Fuse and Dynamite Caps.
Wliy
will vou walk when you can Buy
a
so tfhciijtf’
iu<*i tlurni
running,
*1 on the markt'V.
the |lrettie*t and
1-' nil Ivino
of Bells, lz*mps and Sundries of all kinds « *
n4oek. ilk #s«J i’hc “Dixie” before vou Ix j
or you will rogwt it.
. LIPSCOMB