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TIIJK LEDGER: GAFFNEY, S. C„ JL XE 17. I8!>7 CONGLOMERATED CHEROKEE ITEMS OF INTEREST TERSELY | A ■ TOLD. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. The use of the surgeon’s knife is be coming so general, resulting fatally in such a large number of cases, as to occasion general alarm. Mr. William Walpole, of Walshtown, South Dakota, writes; “About three years ago, there came under my left eye a little blotch about the size of a small pea. It grew rapidly,and shooting pains ran in every direction. I became alarmed and consulted a good doctor, who pronounced it can- ucer, and said that it *inust be cut out. This I would not J consent to, having little faith in the indiscriminate use of theknife. Read ing of the many cures made by S. S. S., I determined to give that medicine a trial, and after I had taken it a few days, the cancer became irritated and began to discharge. This after awhile ceased, leaving a small scab, which finally dropped off, and only a healthy little scar remained to mark the place where the destroyer had he\d t ull sway. A Real Blood Remedy. Cancer is in the blood and it is folly toexpect an operation to cure it. S.S.S. {guaranteed purely vegetable) is a real remedy for every disease of the blood. Books mailed free; address Swift Spe cific Co., Atlanta, Ga. The News from Town and Conntry Boiled Down for the Special Benefit of Busy Led* ger Readers. Bonds, notice. For Officers—.Judi- eliiIs.Executors. Ad ministrators* ami Contractors.at short For Sale F OR .SALK -t?1.000<'herokee Township T per cent. eou|K)n Ixnids. *> shares ItlacksburK Land K Improvement Co., stock. Apply to F. Oi. Stacy. 1 Family Horse. 10 Shares Lockliurt Cotton Mill Stock, 3 Shares Richland Cotton Mill Stock. 2 Shares Victor Cotton Mill Stock. W Shares Limestone Springs Lime Co. stock The Hr. Homes 8 room house with fine srai- dcn.stable, and out butl<iiii;'s at (ached. 5 room cottage on Limestone street. a room cottage on Gaines street, with splendid garden. 2 vacant lots on Gaines street. 1 ;»!eudid farm containing 104 acres 2'i miiles from Gaffney. 80-a«re farm one mile from Gaffney. 1 house and 5 acres located at Limestone Springs. 2 nice lots opposite Chesterfield Scruggs. 1 new ti-room Cottage Fast Logan street. Insurance! 1 represent none but the best of Fire Lif.- and Accident 11.sura nee Companies. Am prepared to furnish cyclone and tor nado Insurance tit moderate cost. Your patronage v.. 11 heduly appreciated. 1^. O. ..te*' Wrong at First but Right at Last. BY ONE WHO KNOWS. When a man’s watch gets out of fix And no longer gives the time, Then it is that that man kicks, And breathes oaths not at all sublime. Forthwith he takes it to some snide jeweler And leaves it for repair, And not another cent will he spend on it, Doth he solemnly declare. Alas ! before two weeks are gone His watch has stopped again, This time he’s cursing only one, On the snide jeweler does his curses rain. Next time quoth he, I'll go around To Daniel & Co’s store, And there when a watch is fixed and wound It breaks down never more. The city council meet Tuesday night in their monthly session. The county commissioners meet Tuesday next in regular monthly session. • Deputy Sheriff Lockhart Tuesday conveyed a patient to the asylum at Columbia. John Smith, of Clover, has accept ed a temporary position with the Smith Hardware Company. Everything ut the court house is very quiet these days. Nothing but routine business is being transacted. Col. T. li. Butler has moved into the new building of A. N. Wood and now has elegant and convenient head quarters. Clerk of the Court J. Eb. Jefferies lias been confined to his apartments at the Limestone Inn for the past week by sickness. I’ainters are putting the prime : work on the new parsonage of the ! first Baptist church and Dr. W. C. I Hamrick’s residence. Sunday week Rev. J. E. School- field,the eminent Danville evangelist will begin his services at the Metho dist church in this city. The National Bunk of Gaffney is making some very decided improve ments by painting and otherwise re modeling their building. Mrs..!. C. Cnmphas a monstrosity in the shape of a four legged duck at her home four miles west of town. It is growing nicely and enjoying good health. Mr. W. A. Stack reports Children’s Day at Goucher as being an interest- , ing affair. A large congregation was i present and the exercises were : greatly enjoyed. Our beautiful city continues to ' merit progress in all lines of trade. This week S. W. Talley has put in an i elegant oak barber’s cabinet which | would be a credit to any large city, j Let the good work go on. Everyday our fown puts on a more city like appearance. This time it is a beautiful ice wagon which will de liver ice at our doors. It is owned bv the enteprising firm of A.C. 1‘ridmore k Co. and will make its rounds daily. I | T. G. McCraw has been out for a week or so with his thrasher. Mr. j McCraw reports the yield this year | as being excellent. In some cases i thirty bushels have been reaped to i one sown. The oat crop is all good, I especially the full sowing. Dr. V. II. Wakefield, of Charlotte, j N.C., will be in Gaffney at Lipscomb’s Hotel on Monday July 19th. until 2 I\ M. this is one day only. His practice is limited to the Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat. The doctor will not visit this town again until 18118. The Children’s Day exercises at I'nion Grove M. E. Church, col., will take place Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock. All colored people are in vited to be present and as many white folks as care to attend. Rev. A.JD. Harris will preach the 11 o’clock, sermon. Lawyer J.C. Jefferies has discon tinued his Greenville office and will hereafter devote his whole time to his growing Gaffney business. Claud’s many friends in and around Gaffney will he glad to have him per manently with us and wish him suc cess in his chosen field. A RARE TREAT. Molt\l.—Como to us when your W.'ltch yets nilf ofonler npi! we will lix it ami j'tiaraiiler it to run. DAM I is <v 00. The Jewelers. — ■ - - BKST HKAHT-IMNK SHINGLES At the very lowest pricet. Apply at tho ollice of the Lime Co. 4, 22 -Sn, On Sunday July 20th tho Rev. P. G. Elsoin, of Danville, Va., will be gin a meeting at Cowpens. The meeting recently conducted by Mr. Elsom at Blacksburg was a pronoun- ced'uugcess in every respect, some eighty persons joining the various churches as a consequence. Four weeks from to-day the can didates for the United State Senate to fill the vacancy caused by the dea*h of Senator Earle will speak in Gaffney. Jifft the day be made a holiday for Cherokee county and let every man. woman and child in the county come to tho city that day. Mayor Wood’s matinee Monday morning netted the city .tL'> in ca.-h and fifteen days work on the street. This sum total was contributed principally by the colored people who think its belter to he guy and : festive instead law-abiding and res pectable. One white sport helped to swell the receipts. At the next commuication of Gra- nard Lodge No. ISIJ. Free and Ac cept ed Masons, which will he held in Masunje Hull, ut this place, Satur day. July Kith, S:J0p. in., matters of most vital importance to the Lodge wijl he brought up fur discus sion. It will hi* to the interest of I every member of Granard lodge to he j present on this occasion. People You Know and People You Don’t Know. Tiif. Lbpgkr is pleased to again see its venerable friend, Mr. J. M. Thom as, on our streets again after a severe illness. Mr. Thomas is one of our best citizens and has a host of friends who will he glad to know of his re covery. Austin Turner, of Grassy Pond, was among the throng of hustling plan ters in town Saturday. T. C. Huskey, of Allgood, was in the city Saturday. Mr. Huskey is one of Cherokee’s best farmers and a good friend to The Ledger. J. A. Huggins,of Kerrviile, Texas, is in the city for several days the j guest of his brother-in-law, Tom Clarkson. Miss Hessie Dent, of Columbia, is the guests of Miss Beona Wood, cor ner of Rutledge street and Limestone avenue. Tom Brown returned Monday from a trip to Spartanburg and the moun tains. Mr. Williams, a son of Auditor W. B. Williams, of York county is in the city assisting Auditor W. D. Camp to get started in his work. Alderman R A. Jones made a trip to Blacksburg, Hickory Grove ami Yorkville last week on business. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Strain and son and daughter, Sammie and Jessie, were in the city last Friday. W. E. McWhirter, of Grindall Shoals, was in the city Friday. Mr. McWhirter was one of the recent candidates for Sheriff of Cherokee and is one of our most highly res pected citizens. J. H. and J. C. Sellers, of Cowpens, were in to see us Friday. The Messrs. Sellers’ are engaged in the build ing business generally. J. C. lives on the line of Spartanburg and Cherokee and J. JL just across the line, but are friends and admirers of The Ledger. M. C Bryant, of Asbury. was in the city Monday. Mr. Bryant is one of our best farmers. He not only lives at home but evidently has beef to sell to his neighbors, us he hail beeves on the market Monday. Misses Lulu Boatwright and Sin* Sloan, two charming young ladies of Johnston, S. C., are in the city vis- ting Mrs. Jno. P. Spakoon Montgom ery St. We hope some of our hand some young men will have the good tortune to capture their hearts and thus add to Gaffney’s list of charm ing women and unparaleled society. H. Y. Thaxton a popular “Knight of the grip” was on our streets Fri day. Dr. and Mrs. S. B. Crawley left this week for Nashville, Term., where they go to attend the Centennial. Miss Annie Chalk, of Ravenna, is visting her sister, Mrs. Goo. Brown on Logan street. Mrs. R. A. Robison and son Percy have been visiting relatives in the city this week. Popular “Billey” Johnson is in the city spending a few days with his parents. D. M. Beam, of No. 1 Township. Cleveland bounty, VC., was among the visitors at The Ledger office Monday. Senator Win. Jefferies was in the city Tuesday on business. .Sunimy Humphries, of Byarsville, was in the city Tuesday. Capt. Jim Bell left yesterday af ternoon for a few days stay at Clay Hill. Captain Jim will be missed. J. J. McCraw, ol Maud, called on Monday to see the snake hide sent us by J. M. McCraw, of Arkansas. The hide was longer than Mr. Mc Craw himself. W. L. Self, of Maud, was in the city Tuesday. Mr. Self re-joined The Ledger list after on absence of some months. We are glad to have him with us again and hope tie will never have cause to leave us again. Mrs. Meek Smith, nee Jennie Ross, is in the city visiting her parents, Cupt. and Mrs. S. S. Ross, on corner of Logan and Frederick streets. Mrs. Wilkes F. Thomas and Miss Eva Parker returned to the city last Wednesday after u pleasant stay in Greenville visiting relatives and friends. It is in the air now that Miss Eva intends making Greenville her future home. Rev. J. D. Crout returned from Andorson, Tuesday evening, where he has been visiting several days. Mrs. Crout will remain in Anderson some time yet. - - — - Children’s Day at the and Methodist. The Second Methodist Sunday School room on East Robertson street was crowded to its utmost cap acity Sunday night with the friends of the school to witness tho interest ing exercises of the Children’s Day celebration. Su.ofrmteudant Holmes and iiis able assistants bad prepared an excellent program for the occa sion. The scholars acquitted them- selves with credit and their recita tions and singing evidenced the fact that they were faithful students. 'I ho standard of Him who said “suf fer lit) le children to come unto me aud forbid them not, for of such is the kingdom of Iteuven” was raised to M dignity worthy of the cause and those who attended returned their respective homes with a higher con ception of the goodness and merci fulness of the Man of Galilee, The Druckenmillers at the Opera House Monday N.ght. Monday evening the Druckenmil lers, a celebrated musical troup of twelve year’s standing, will give a performance in the Opera House. They come highly recommended by both press and pulpit and lovers of music and fun are promised a rare treat. The Burlington, N. C., News has the following to say concerning Druckenmillers: “Best I ever heard,” “Wasn’t it good?” “I never laughed so much,” “These and many more were the expressions of those who attended the concert given by the Drucken miller’s at the Acadumy. A local representative of the News was there by a large majority and can testifiy as to the truth of the above asser tions. As each act was presented the local made a note of those deserving special mention and when the con cert was over lie found he had marked the entire program as worthy of special notice, but for brevity we will bunch the entire thing and say it was one of the best and most en tertaining concerts ever given in Bur lington. The music both band and orchestra, was of a high order. And the songs and dialogues brought fourth storms of applause every time. We cannot compliment them too highly and hope they will have good houses everywhere.” Cotton Blooms Galore. f Eat Star Bakery Bread—be satis fied with no oth er. Unclaimed Letters. List of letters remaining in office uncalled for to date : Miss Maggie Beam. W. B. Bvrde. G. R. Ellis. Lee Graham. C. J. Jefferies. Mrs. A. E. Johnson. E. H. Lee. Mrs. Manner Miller, (col) Miss Mary Phillips. R. A. Seehrest. E. D. Simmons. Miss Alice Smith. N. B.—Persons calling for these letters will please say advertised in The Ledger. T. H. Littlejohn, P. M. June 28, 1897. The first cotton bloom of the sea son reached The Ledger office a week ago to-day. It came from the plantation of J. Lawson Spake, one of the best farmers in Cherokee county. This is about seven days la ter than last year's first bloom. George Turner brought us several cotton blooms Monday. George is pretty early, but in [this case he is a little behind, as we had one lust Thursday. J. R. Jefft-ries. col., of Wilkins-j viile brought in a cotton bloom Tuesday. Jim says he intends to keep with his white neighbors as far as practicable. The mails -Mon lay evening brought us two cotton blooms from enterpris ing farmers in different sections of of Cherokee county—one from the plantation of A. L. Corry, Wilkins- ville, and the other from T. M. Lit tlejohn, ol Star Farm. ;\L R. Stuard brought us a cotton bloom Saturday, the E'.Kh. Mr. Stu ard is a hustling farmer, but there are others. Mr. M. D. F. Coyle brings a cot-J ton bloom, fully developed. From the number of blooms received up to date it would stem that farmers will not be us far behind as was lirtt supposed. Others who brought in cotton blooms this week were Henry Corry, col., W. M. Millwood, of Wilkinsvilie. O. P. Hill, of Midway, and W. J. L. <)ueen, of Maud. We appreciate this spirit of enter prising rivalry displayed by our far mer friends and trust the season may be such as to abundantly bless their labors. » * HOW TO FIND OUT. Fill it or common irltiss with urine anti let It si:ut(! twenty-four hours; u sedi ment or scltiiny Indicates mi unhealthy con dition of tin* kidney . When urine stains linen il Is |)oslti ve evidence of U idney trouble Too frequent desire to urinate or pain in t he back, is also coiivinclnir proof that the kid neys and bladder are out of order. WHAT TO DO. There is comfort in the know! clye so often expressed, that Hr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the,treat kidney remedy fulfils every wish in relieving every pain iii the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passages. 11 corrects Inability to hold urine and scaldiux pain in passim; it. or had e!lVc< s following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of Ik- inj; compelled to yt up many timesduriui; the nijjht to urinate. The mild and extraor dinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for ns wonderful cur's of t he'most distressim; cases. If you need a medicine you should have the best. Sold by brunirists. price lifty rents and one dollar. \ on may have a samplr bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mail. .Mention Tin; Lf.douc and send jour ad less to Ur. Kilim vX Hiuirhamton. N. Y. Th*.; proprietors of t his paper guarantee* the* genuineness of this offer. W. H. PA, MR, WATERLOO, lOzfA. •‘Saved From the Horrors Uv. vcjs Prv»- traiion" by Dr. ftE!u*.‘ Nervine. _ I 4-* J ffwasrH" 4-a K& ■ > h * • k ■ M,,,*-: % A;* if / ’ iy'vrW .? .. &',ir ., ot *, % t 5 <7^- COUGH do . :■ /. .n ay-, .iuicate cot 'Urjjtiun. .'li V . II Fai.-icr, ot Waterloo, Iowa, v. rj i e , v. s taken with a nervous sin ,u;*o of tho • . /uchial tu'oes, which developed .mo m . cog; pio tratioa, I was ho veeni: I. .up. i Rot uosieep for days i .i i at ...i . .. .e-r ‘. • iuiluouco of opiates. I'or tour : !■ I suf fered agonies aud played tha i mi .'hi cue fTJWJf! a/ui ne at re it. Ore Dr Physician said I hau Mllee* -'a for Ik id it ,t cou ti :.i .’five r.- Ttec Vin3 > . n . . K :; a p >, Restores r : T7h ’ ; '- ’-'Moalth ivSm ‘ ’ :i ' fal1 ' 1 t iA'^SfS •'t'l.’l’-c ! m<* - use !>r. g, k.y ...a,- Restorative. Nervine and I thank God tout it dus brigh;* ened n.y days, Icngtiiei.eo ray i.f * and saved me from the horrorsof nervous prostration.*' Hr. Miles’ Remedies arc te la >y ail drug gists under a positive guarantee first fiottls benefits or money cof undon. lioo.: 0:1 Heart aud Nerves sent free to ait applicant?. DR. MILES MEHICAL CO., Likhari, ind For Sale. i-V,'"Advertisements under lids head will l» “inserted for one c *nl a word each inser tion. No ad inserted i< i li ,s than ten cents. F OR SALE. If you are in need of a nwgg.V and Harness don't fail to see me hei'ote buying, lev. or second-ha mien I have a nice line. Also I second-hand Carriage ami Harness. .1.(4. Spexckii. F or HALF A lot tiOxktit) with four room cottage, e.\i ellent water, eonvenielil to business center, well improved. Apply to Mrs. S. R. Gi.k.nn. F Oi, KALE One 8 foot Extension Dining Table, aud a Domestic Sewing Machine Ih>th ill first class condition. Apply to Mrs. .1. V. S A it It A TT F OR SALE. All exceptionahly cow. i’rice $40.1X,*. J. Kit .It: fine .letsy ncKiuus F OR SA LE A splendid second-hand ladies' bicycle. Smith Hardware Co. F OR SALE A desirable farm on ffro.el river, lour miles from Gaffney; undevel oped water power: also brick store house 01 National Hank of Gaffney block. Apply to En <'. ItvAirs. F OR SALE a beautiful 8 room residence on Limestone street, now occupied by Hr. Vr.C. Hamrick, on easy terms. Apply to A. B. Gaisks. F OR SALE Any one wishing to buy town lots will find it to their interest to call on M. G. Montgomery. F OR SALE Real Estate Mortgages. Titles to Real Estate. < battel Mortgages. Liens. Notes. Etc., for sale at Thk LlIHlK otlici . POR KALE A gentle family horse In good » condition. Apply at Lkdqk Urnu r. F OR SALE. Good farm. 2k2 acres,3 miles from Gaffney, with good orchard and dwelling. R. S. Lipscomb. F OR SALK Two milk cows witli young calves. AppIy to 11. *K’i >■->. Wanted. W ANTED. Everyone to know tint t weare prepared to insure property against loss by fire. Delays are dangerous. Insure now. Vie represent tvtoof tic strongest fire insur- . anec eoinpaiiles in t he world and n spectfully solicit your patronage. WOOD \ SMITH. I Notice of Charter. Tit KASt* It V IIKPA ItTM ENT. OKKM E OE 1 CoMCTKOl.I.I U OK THE CntUEXCY. 1 WashjM.ro.N. D. April •>. l-.d. W it Etc e As. by satisfactory evidence pre sented to t li*- uiirtersigned. it lias been in.:de to appear that "The National Rank of Gaff ney.'* in the Tov. i of G;; iViicy. in tlie County of < 'lierokee. and St ate of Soot h < urolina. has complied w ith all tin provisions of t lie si at- 111 e> of the i lilted Sf ale.-. rcquir> d to he com plied with before a ii a - social on mi:. . 1 be atl- tlioia/.ed to commence t In* business ; Hank ing: Now i l*i.itEEimi: I. .fame-, II. Eckels, t'oinu- trolho' of liic <'a ir ency. do Inri by cm i ify ;ii,at "The National Rai,:. of Gaff.i y. hi the To vn of uaff'ney. in the County of • h,'i • i|.;ei*, a ml in tlie State oi sou*, h Carolina, is aut hor- l/.ed to 'otatneiicc t he busiicssof Ranking as provided in .-ectiou Fifty one hundred and sixty nine of the Revised Statutes of tin* United States. Ex te.sti .iony wuiatKoe witness tay iiand aud Seal of office this Twenty-Eighth day of April. 18!II. James H. Eckei.s. Conipt roller «/f l he Currency. Letters of Administration. Ot Ell E OE I’liOBATK .IflMiE. ( St ate of Mint h Carolina. » ic rokee county. I l!y lion. J. F. Webster. Esquire. I’rohatc Judge of Ch* rokee* county. W liEltEAS. .1. Eb. Jeiicries, as cUrk of the court, petitioner, lias filed a petiMou in my office pt ay ing t hnl Lei ••rsof Adtniiiisrrai ion on all am! siligttl:. r. the goods and chat I els. rights and credits of Obadlah Tati .deceav'd. Ian* of sititl county, should he granted to him. These are* t iief lore. to cite and admonish all and .singular the kindred and creditors of f lic aald decease)!.'to lie and appear before me at my office, at Gaffney fin. (Cherokee eourt liouse.) on Saturday. July ki. Isj;. at if o'elock. a. m.. to show eause. If any (hey itave. why the said administ ration slionld not lie granted. J. K. Weustek. J. W. Nash. I’robate Judge. Attorney for I’etitioner. tt,t) Notice to Locate Site of Jail. At tin* next UH‘etting of County Commis- sioiiers. on first Tuer.day after first .Monday in July, propositions for locating site of County Jail will be received with right to reject any and all propositions. N. J.II’St OMR. County Supervisor. Tints. R. RUTLEK. ( lerk of Hoard. * .' ' {■;c • v'-;y A Rare Treat is in store for the j>co|>i(* of Ciic!’- i okee and adjoining eountu «• in ! having the jrrivilc.u'* of ]i*tc nin^ 'to as eminent a leeini’er as r i']io.> Dixon, Jr. on .)ulv 8th. Reduced rates will he .l*vvl from all point- between Green ville and Charlotte. Small Lot Fast Color Negligee Shirts For Rent. F oR RENT A nice seven-room brtek col lage on Frederick Street. Apply to W. O. Lipscomb. F OR RENT Tbc Lucy Mcrtish.uw liouse on Depot Street, A. N. Wood F ol; RENT Two nice office rooms, or Iasi rooms, over l lie st<ice of R. A. Jones A co., conveniently located, new building. Terms icisotiuble. Apply to R. A. Jones. MR RENT A nice office. 18*2)1. Apjily to A into. W. O. LlfSCoMII in to let in A. .' new building. Apply to \. V Wood. J^OTH'K One root* to let in A. N. WiskI's Money to Loan ^ Ar< K1,TAH, ‘ K liotiitl Rank of Gaffney. paper af The Nu- 'ro I \V11,1, I.E I'to the lowi*st Iddder tbe Itridgi* I i aerosM 'i hu'ki*iy i iccu, known as tin* Graiiillii Rrldge. on July |:il li, IMfiT. ut il ! If You Wish to hold your cotton, store it In my warehouse. Nodtmger from dam- Best Quality, Worth 65c and $i, At 38c to 85c This week At # C. A. Wood’s, If you are in need age ready for market at_any 1 of ., M uU*. Hors... bn: i;*! new or • m,i- linndi'd liuggv ami II irii"". I will • I! you the cheapest Ruggy ami llarm'... yoa ever bought. It will pay you to confer with me lM*i,.re buying. 1 mean to sell (eu •! g'Hgl papers.) J. (4. Sl’ENCER. time. Iiarges are r casonabit*. When yoa have cotton for sale cal! at nty office, rear of W. (t. Lip scomb A Rros'. Highest prices paid. Final Dlscfcarge. o’clock. at Rrlilgi* sit. R. S. LIPSCOMB. Fire Insurance Agent. Notice ;s hereby given to .ill pels • on cerned that I will apply t J J.Gcntiy. Ibu- hat.* Ju<lge of Spartanliei coiint>. Stao of Soutli i 'lolina. bis office at ifier* court itoiisc, on Friday..11.i> 2nd. lor tina! d|sc|,a'ge as ailmlnlM i :ttor ol liic cs'. ’eo/ Irvine .-ai rati. *lec»'.;sco. I. G. .-AKR \T . Ailminlsti': or Gaffney. Jum la. I T. | Keeti tId* sewcrit ..f t tie ImmIv free fr*du ob- : stiu mIon . i; you would hi healthy, vigorous and ebeerful. I’HH KI.Y Akh Rittkhm not only relieves const it patl'iti tint .'ures it by streu/tlieiilug and toning up the Isavels, reguiiillng the liver.stomueii and digestion snd stimulating th. kidneys. Tim .Medieal I'rofesslou cou- “LukI Hunmier one of our cltildrcn was Kick with u gevere bow el trouble," Huy8 Mrs. E. G. Gregory, of Fxcderickatown, Mo. “Ourdoc tor’ll retnedicH bail failed, then wo tried (ffiainberlain’K Colic. Cholera and Diurrlioeu Kctnedy, whieh gave cede itto he u system tonic of superior mer* | ) er y **[)et*dy relief. tor bale by it. Isold by Cherokee Drug Company. | DuFro Drug Company. LIl’Ht'OMR. i ‘ounty Kupervlsor. Sealed Bids. S EALFD RIDS for the lease of the Town Hull will he I'veeni'd ny ihcTown fount'll up to.Inly Ist.lKiff. Fur parlictilut* apply to L. Rakcr, Town ('lerk. S EALED RIDS wll! he reccivnl f, i tie' purchase of t he present M. K. rhnreh ami Lot by tin* Rutlding fomtnlUee to July 1st, 18'.*;. J. F. Uakkktt. W. F. McAutheu, ’ U. A. Jones. A. W. Doouett, A. N. Wood. Uuliding Couiinittou. UMESTOBE * SPRINGS * LIME * WORKS, CARROLL & CO., Lessees. Manufaeturera of BUILDING, * PLASTERING * AND * AGRICULTURAL * LBiE And Dealers In Coal, Shingles, Lathes and Platscr Hair. Dymamite, Blasting Powder, Fuse and Dynamite Caps.