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1 i 9 w* * THE LEDGER: GAFFNEY, 8. C., JULY C2, 1897. I CONGLOMERATED CHEROKEE ITEMS OF INTEREST TERSELY TOLD. It’s the same story. The experience of all sufferers with blood diseases is identical. First the doctors are con sulted, and their prescription of potash and mercury is taken faithfully, but without result. Months pass, and the mercurial dose is continued, until finally, his condition being no better, or oftep worse, the patient becomes discouraged and decides to change treatment. Patent medicines are then taken, but until the right one is found the results arc the same. S. S. S. is the only blood remedy on the market which is guaranteed purely vegetable. It is the only one that contains no mercury, no potash, or other mineral, and therefore is the only one that promptly gets at the bottom of all blood diseases and cures permanently. The News from Town and Conntry Boiled Down for the Special Benefit of Busy Led* ger Readers. All who are afflicted with Scrofula, Eczema, Tetter, Cancer, Carbuncles, Rheumatism, Contagious Blood Poison, Catarrh, or any other form of blood troubles, will find in S. S. S. a prompt •, the executive committee of Limestone and permanent cure; it matters net! Democratic Club meet at his office how deep seated the disease, or what J. J. Warren lias moved his busi ness to the Burnett Block. CHIT T. Clary is with the new fur niture store of Keaglo it Brice. Brof. A. G. Davis will open his singing school at Gethsemane at S> o’clock on next Tuesday. Several newsy letters were omitted this week on account of arriving at this office too late for our attention. Regul'ir services will be conducted at the First Baptist Church next iSahbath morning amt evening by the pastor, Jlev. B. B. Robertson. The Charleston and Ohio Itiver of ficials were in the city last Monday. They report work progressing finely and say that they will he in GalTney on time. Col. T. Stobo Farrow has rented an office in tho'hettlemyer building, and will open his law office there. He will he a welcome addition to the GalTney bar. The Cherokee Bakery has opened a confectionery store in the building lately occupied by Long & Caudle, adjoining the Star Bakery, where they will he better able to serve the trading public. Childrens’ Day was held lost Sun day at Mount Olive A. M. E. Zion (col.) Church. We learn that the young people did credit to themselves before a large audience. Rev. G. M. Engram, of Yorkville, is pastor in charge. Bresident I. G. Surratt desires that PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. other treatment has failed. Carbuncles are the result of an impoverished con dition of the blood, causing a depressed vitality and such a low state of health that it isdifficult for thesystem to with stand even the mildest illness. Mr. Joseph C. Mygatt,of No. 400Han cock Ave., Athens, Ga., says: “ I con tracted blood poison from dye, which developed such alarming symptoms, that my life was almost despaired of. At one time there were fourteen car buncles on my body, and my suffering was such that for months I was unable to do any work. The best physician in our city treated me constantly, but his efforts were of nc avail, my condi tion growing worse all the whUe. “S. S. S. was recommended, and after I had taken the first bottle, an im provement was noticed. I grew better every day, and after taking six bottles I ». as entirely cured. The carbuncles all disappeared, leaving my skin per fectly clear, and I have never had one since.” There is not a disease of the blood, it matters not how severe, which S. S. S. will not cure. It is guaranteed evening at Regular services will Purely Vegetable and is a real blood remedy for real blood troubles, promptly reaching the seat of the disease, and forcing it out permanently. Books on cancer, and blood and skin diseases mailed free to any address. Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. Summons for Relief. (< 'ompluinl Served.) Tin: Statk orSorTii <'ahoi.ina. 1 (.'ou rt of t OUSTVOV ClIKHOKKK. -I'otlimOII 1 Pleas. Thomas F. McPnw. IMatntilT. axuiust. M. K. Heese. Jennie Kolierts. K. A.Treseott. Sam uel M. MeNeel and J. II. Kiddle ns tjn ad min is! i-.ilor of i lie estate of Cliarli-s T. Wil liams. deeeased. and James F. Hal t, (jieorjfo W. S. Hart and Jolm K. Hart as partners (loitiK business under the tirm name of Hart & Hart, defendants. To the defendants alxive named; . You are hereby sumtiioneii and required ?<» i a burglar who broke in answer Hie •'oniplatnt In this net Ion. of which ;i copy is herewith served upon you. and to serve a eopy of your answer to the said com plaint on t he subseriber at his office at York- viile.’South Carolina, within twenty days after t he servh • hereof, exclusive of t he day of stieh service; and if you fail toanswerthe complaint will.in the time aforesaid, the plaiutitf In I Ms aetion will apply to the Court for i lie relief demanded in the com plaint. Dated June 11th.. IV. l-W. . E S|»|.;x(:KH. IMalntifTs Attorney. To THK AltSKNT IIKKKN KANT. M. R. KbESK: (’lease take notice that the summons and complaint In this action, of which the fore- ^olnp- is a copy, is this day filed In the office ofthe Clerk of the Court for the county of Cherokee. C. E. Kpkxckh. IMaintlfPs Attorney. June lath. 1HQ7. 7 1-tSt at 11 o’clock Saturday morning to make arrangements for the reception of the Senatorial candidates next Thursday. R. H. Weeks and assistant, E. M. Hough, are in the city getting up an industrial trade review of GalTney and Cherokee county. In this write up they will treat of everything of ! interest in and about the city. It is probable that .'><.>0copies of the write up will he issued and distributed. ! There will he prayer meeting at the Bresbyterian church this 8:20 o’clock. I be conducted nrxt Sabbath morning : and evening at 11 and 8:30 o’clock. ! respectively. The pastor, Rev. C. E Robertson, will begin u series of ser- monsonthe “Harmony of the Bible.” All are cordially invited to attend. A querry comes from Cowpeus asking who is the school commissiou- : er. Brof. McArthur is school com- ! missioner or rather County Superin- : tendent of Education.one and the same thing for Cherokee county. . Our interrogator evidently meant ' to inquire who were the township trustees. Superintendent of Educa tion McArthur lias them advertised in this issue. S. L. Settlemyer, who has been travelling in the fur west for more than a year and who hss furnished Tin: Lkwikk with such graphic pen- pictures of his travels, arrived home last Saturday on the vestibule. Thk LioiKiEU returns thanks to .Mr. Settle myer for his interest in the paper and joins,with his many friends in congratulating him upon his safe ar rival homo. Our young townsman, Zeh McCraw, who is attending the Converse College Business school had ids money and clothing stolen last Saturday night while he was attending a oeetingof the B. F. Wilson Literary jciety, by h boarding house. A negro was t *y»ted and committed to jail. We trust that they have the right man, and that Zeh will recover his property. Zeh de serves better luck. Summons for Relief. (Complaint nut served.) The State of South Carolina, COFNTY OK CllEKOK KK. Andrew (Jofortli, < VillM of Common fleas. Plaintiff* Against Marion It. Itm-se. E. A. Trcseott, Jennie Rob erts. J. H. Kiddle, as administrator estate, of Charles T. Williams. James F. Hart. (>. W.S. Hail andJoii-i U. Hurt,partneisdoing business as Hart A: Hart. Defendants. To the Defendants abov< mimed: You are hereby summoned and required toanswerthe complaint In this action, which Is this day tiled In the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common fleas, for the said county, and to serve a copy of your answer to the .aid complaint on thcsubscrlncrni ids office No. Law Range. Yorkville. e. C., within twenty daysafter the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and If von fall to answer the complaint within Ho J plain* ill In this act’ tltml will i , maud I ito; forcsahl. the plain* ill’ in this action poly to the Court for the relief de al in the complaint. June 23d. A. it.. •W. \V. LKWit\ fluiuiitf's Attorney. Notice. To the absent defendant. M. It. Reese: Take Notice Fiiat the summons of wbleh the foregoing is a eopy, together wltii the. complaint In thh action. I* this day Med In tin offiijo of the Clerk of the Court of Coin- Icon t'leas for the county of Cherokee. wiw. I,heiv is. i'laliiilff's Attorney. : 2T. IW7. 7 1 ‘it J urn’ ‘ <Juite an interesting game , ghsc hall was played yesterday between the Gaffney second team and the Fairviews, about 5 miles above Gaff ney. Although the score was rather uneven, 28 to 1, still the game was spicy. Capt. Barney, of the Gaffney club, kept hisdongurm in a circle, but the strong brawny sons of toil split the globe in two, sending it whistling through the pines, with some fielder swift in persuit. Next Thursday a second game will be played in town. Restored to Health. If you are suffering with any skin or blood disease, Rheumatism. Ca tarrh, l iters, Old Hores, General Debility, etc., send stamp to the Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga., for book of wonderful cures, free. This book will point the way to speedy re covery. Botanic Blood Balm, (B. B. B.) is manufactured after a long tested pre scription of an eminent physician, and is the best building-up and blood purifying medicine in the world. Beware of substitutes. Brice $1.00 for large bottle. For sale by all Druggist. ONE IN A THOUSAND. One summer, several years ago, while railroading in Mississippi I be came badly effected with malarial blood poison, that impaired my health for more than two years. Bevcrnl of fensive ulcers appeared on my legs, and nothing seemed to give perma nent rdiei until I took of Botanic People You Know and People You Don’t Know. Preston Wood, of Algood. was among The Ledger’s callers Frday. Mr. Wood is one of the staunchest friends we have and we are always glad to have him call. T. C. Batterson, of Cherokee Fulls, was in the city Thursday on business. Mr. Batterson is one of Cherokee’s hustling up-to-date farmers. F. Bee Gaffney and family, of Hen rietta, spent several days in the city last week visiting Mr. Gaffney's mother, Mrs. L. V. Gaffney, on Gre- nard street. 0. K. McCraw. of Boiling Spirngs, N. C., was in the city yesterday on business. Mr. cMCraw is one of Boiling Springs’ most staunch citi zens. Miss Sallie Service, of •.awn, was a visitor at this office Saturday. Miss Service is one of The Ledger’s most valued friends and we are always pleased to greet her. T. S. Webber, of Dellinger, was in the city Saturday. Truman is an old Gaffneyite and has many friends here. W. B. Blackwood, of Gowdeysville, was among tlie hustling young farm ers of low’r Cherokee in the city Friday. He paid The Ledger a short but pleasant visit while here. Gad Wrights, one of The Ledger’s oldest and best friends, was in the city Friday. Gad hails from Wilkins- ville and is a tine fellow. Miss Annie Wood returned to the city Saturday from points in Alabama where she has been visiting relatives and friends. E. P. Macomson, of Mercer, was in the city Saturday. J. Coleman Humphries and Sam Allison, of Grassy Pond, were to he seen on our streets Saturday. J. N. Cudd and family, of Spartan burg, are visiting Mrs. Cudds mother. Mrs. E.A. Brown, on Limestone street. L. T. Clary, of Maud, was in the city Saturday. J. S. Pridtnore, of Grindal, was among the welcome callers at The Ledger office yesterday. J. Lucian Hopper and Robert Wil kins have returned to the city, after spending some time in the mountains of Western North Carolina. Miss Carrie Peden, of tlie Compa ny store, left for Greenville Tuesday, where she goes to spend a well-earned vacation. Miss Hersie Dent, of Columbia,, who has been visiting Miss Beona Wood, left Tuesday for her home. Noah Webster, a genial attacheeof the Southern at Blacksburg, was in the city Tuesday to see his brother, Wm. Webster. Rev. B. G. Elsom, of Danville. Ya., passed through trie city Tuesday on his way to Cawpens, where he goes to conduct a meeting. Mrs. J. M. Carter, of Santuc, and Miss Edna Tate, of Webster, visited Mrs. I). A. Thomas on Victoria Ave nue last Tuesday. Mrs. Capt. W. I). Alexander, of Birmingham, Ala., is visiting her sou J. W. Alexander, Esq., of Lawn. J. L. Strain, Esq., of Etta Jane, was in the city Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Estes andjli'tie child, Etta Jane, were among the visitors to the city yesterday. Rev. J, A. Bell, Chick Springs, was in the city Tuesday. W. C. Carpenter spent several days the past week at Thermal City Mrs. Carpenter has been there several weeks for her health. President Samuel Hunt, of tlie <). It. & C. R. R. was in the city Mon day in the interest of his road. Ed Duff, an old Gaffney hoy, was in the city on Monday. Gaffney is al ways proud to have her boys return and she rejoices at their success in their new homes. Tom Brown returned to the city last Sunday from a visit to High Point( this state) and other points, and loons as gay as if he scored sev eral points. Mrs. J. A. Huggins, ot Clinton, joined her husband this week. Gaff ney will be their future home. Mrs. Sonora Gray and sons, Clar ence and Kush, left last Thursday for Greenville for a visit. Mrs. Charlotte Folger left Thurs day for Easley where she goes to spend some Itime with relatives and friends. Attorney N. W. Hardin, of Blacks burg. was in the city on Monday. Rev. M. M. Mouzon, for some time pastor of Dunton Chapel, col., but now of Sumter, was in town lust week. He has many friends among the white us well us colored people in Gaffney. Samuel Deal, of Cherokee Falls, was in the city Monday on business. Joe H. Garrett, a brother of Dr. J. F. Garrett, was in the city several days this week visiting. Brof. Davis Jefferies, of Union, was in the city several days this week. Wilkes.F. Thomas and Tom Adair went to the Spartswi City Sunday— courtin' as usual. Dr. C. T. Lipscomb went to Harris Lithia Springs last Tuesday to attend a meeting of the State Dental Asso ciation. Rev. X. B. Clarkson, of Clinton ar rived last Monday for a few days visit ty his son. Mr. Clarkson has many ’riends in Gaffney who enjoyed his visits. Rev. R. J. Tate, of Sandy Springs, X. C., was in the city yesterday. Mr. Tate is conducting a meeting at Grassy Bond this week. He reports a successful meeting. Teacher’s Institute. County Superintendent of Educa tion, W. F. McArthur, has made ar rangements to hold a Teachers’ In stitute for teachers in Cherokee county, at Gaffney. August Rth to 14th inclusive. On this occasion State Superintendent of Education Mayfield, Dr. E. S. Joy nee, of Colum bia, Supt. E. L. Hughes, of Green ville. and Miss Mamie WVkltffe, of Rock Hill, will attend and give the teachers the benefit of their experi ence. Brof. McArthur has gone to considerable trouble to make this Institute a success and every teacher in the county should show their ap preciation of their presence. Another Case of Destitution. There is a family by the name of Bennington, who live just, beyond Mr. W. L. Morgan’s home, who are in need. The father is a tenant farmer, a poor hut honest man, and has been sick of fever for some time. They need help and The Ledger will glad ly deliver anything that might be en trusted to it for their relief. Do not become weary in well doing but re member tiie Muster said: “In so much as ye did it unto one of the least of these ye did it also unto me.” Unclaimed Letters. List of letters remaining in office uncalled for to date: Randolph Allen. T. L. Caudle. Mrs. Annie Kaker. -Miss Mamla Goudelock. T. E. Lowey. Lillian Rice. George Risce. Mrs. M. M. Walton. Mrs. Serlina Walker. Victor Weaver. Kelly C. Smith. Capt. Jas. A. Duffey, OF TOLEDO, OHIO. tha Great Railway DeUctive Telia What Or. Milea* Bemed.es Have Done\ For Himself and Wife. A. J. Rodgers. calling for these advertised in Cherokee Chill Tonic guaranteed to cure- no cure no pay. Cherokee Drug Co. Webster-Lancaster. It will begood news to the many friends of John R. Webster, the genial postmaster ut Cowpens. to learn that on last Thursday he took unto himself an help mate. The bride was Miss Goodie Lancaster, of Glenn Springs. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. A. A. James. Mr. and Mrs. Webster have the c ongratuiutions of a host of friends who wish them joy on their matrimonial voyage. — • - — Improved Mail Facilities. Gaffney is now connected with I’a- eolet by a daily mail and express. Travellers can now leave Gaffney at 7 o’clock every morning via. Wright, Gocher. Raranna, Trough, Bacolet Mills and Bacolet, and return the same day. Connection at .Gocher with White I’lains, and at Raranna, with Xnchvillc or Littlejohn neigh borhood, and the McBee farm. N. B.—Bersons letters will please say The Ledger. T. H. Littlejohn, B. M. July Iff, iSfff. A New Barber. L. G. BecheL a white barber, bus moved to the city and opened a shop in the building lately occupied by the late W. I). Archer, hut more re cently occupied by one Holloway. Mr. Beckel for some time operated a barber shop on the vestibule limited, between Boston and Chicago. He comes well recommended, and was induced to move to Gaffney by one of her leading attorneys, Mr. J. C. Jef feries. JPl' mm WTTf kJTtvtmt ” Death of a Little One. Cleo Ethel, the two-and-a-half year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Love lace, died on Tuesday morning, of fever. The little one was laid to rest yesterday at Boiling Springs church. This is the little daughter of the des titute family spoken of in last week’s Ledger. Kind friends have released their necessities and they are in no immediate need. The response was liberal. Do you feel dull uiul hiIIions, a heavy tired roelhijr. had taste in the mouth and an aver sion to foodV These are symptoms of a tor pid liver and need prompt attention to pre vent the development of serious Lidney dis ease. I*im ki.y Ash Bittkks wiil set tilings ri.vdit. It drives out all foul matter and im purities In the bowels, stimulates the liver and digestion, cleanses t he system of hi 11 ions influences, and imparts a jreneral feeling of health and cheerfulness. Sold hy Cherokee DfUK Co. D ETECTIVE work requires constant visilance, steady nerves, a. clear head and active brain. A ymr aso." writes Capt. Duffey, of ill Orchard St..Tole do, Ohio, ‘I overworked myself was lu such a condition sleep was Impossible I was so nervous I could not lie In bed: tny arms and limbs twitched and my system seemed completely exhausted. I began using Dr. Miles* Nervine and the fourth bottle restored me to health. Mrs. Duffey had suffered forelghteeu years with heart disease, had tried every remedy with out avail until she took Dr. Miles* New Heart Cure two years ago. For the past year she has been free from the trouble." Dr. Miles’ Remedies are sold by all tiruc- glsts under a positive guarantee, first bottle benefits or money refunded. Book on Heart and Nerves sent free to all applicants. DR. MILES MEDICAL CO.. Elkhart, Ind. T"T- 1. 1 . „ ! 1 If It’S lAfONDERFUL urc the cures by **» Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and yet they Hood’s Sarsa- BLOOD. are simple and natural, parilla makes PURE ^ ou may hunt the world over and you will not find another medicine equal to Chamberlain’s Colic, Chol era and Diarrhoea Remedy, for bow el complaints. It is pleanant, nafo and reliable. For Hale by Dul’re Drug Company. School Trustees, The following lire : I trustees of t he different disl riels of Cherokee county. The numliers of tlie district", are the s:une u.', in tin* old counties, tin* Hoard of Education havinu not as yet changed the numbers: t'tierokee Township (York). No. It. Ruff'ulo: R. K. I’orter. \V. D. Gaston and A. 11. Moore. No. Is. Holley Grove; E. If. Sapoeh, K. li. I’arker and It. S. Moore. No. I*-. Antioch; K. H. Dover..!. R. Dickson and .1. A Ham- hri.dit. No. 17. Kings Creek; W. M.i'ald well. .1. s. ,M int * and T. I*. V, his-muni. No. 27. Rock '•priiig W. J*. Ross. Wm. Jones and Janies McSwaln. No. I*h ,• (.[■<•' W. II. Bird. .(. L. Kohertsnu and W. K. l/.ler. Liinnstom To. msliip. No. I. No. ga A. IIar ils. Dr. I. E. Garrett and J. II. Turner. No. V L. G. Byars, John Gaffney and M. A. Sarrati. Limestone Township. No. 2. No.:! J. S. Har ris. .1. M. .'Watford and J > llutninett. No. :<2 LT t lury. E I’ Rlehurds and Cicero I’rice. White I’lains. No. :i<; Luther Guthrie. J B Brown and J M -Midi h. Draytonvilie. No. I- M M Tate. W A McAr thur. It A Spencer, G. wheys vilie No. g li \V MeKowu. C E In man. anil I* A Byars, < Tierokee (Spartanburg.) No. |;t T.l McKin ney. H (' llicks and J M < ’oilins, Hy order State Superintendent of Educa- I ion Mayfield. Tin above trustees are required to cull at my office and be sworn in and receive their commissions. \V I" .YtcARTTIH’R. (Supt of Education of ( In rokee County. Notice of Sale. ST TEOF SOUTH CAROLINA. 1 In Court of < ■iini- County of Cherokke. 1 mou 1’lea* Edward A. Trescott and Geo. , W. Moore. Plaintiffs. Against ' James H. ’McCain and K. A.j Westbrooks. Defendants. J By virtue of n decree -if foreclosure made In the above entitled cause on the 41 h day of June. IK'.iV, 1 will sell at i’uhlic Auction, to the highest bidder, at I'iierokeeCourt House. Cherokee county. South Carolina, mi the Hint. Monday in August. 1W (Salestlay). dur ing the legal hours of sale, the following de scribed property. located at Blacksburg.:-. C.. to-wit: All that piece or lot of land, and buildings thereon, situate in the alsive State and county and town of Blacksburg, front ing on Cherokee and Academy streets, and bounded by said streets and lands of Berry Stokes and Daniel Murray beginning al stake at inlerseclinii of Cherokee and Acad emy streets and running with said Cherok sir' et N. tin E. 210 feet to Berry Stokes’ lim thence w ith his lineS. .in E. g|0 feel ui astake: thence S. iW W. 210 feet to Academy street; t lienee wit h said street N. :»• W.2I0 feet to the point of beginning, containing one acre, more or less said tract to be sold as follows: 1st. So much of hit desert lied In Plaintiffs complaint not covered hy d< fendant. R. A. Westbrooks' mortgage, as follows: In-gin- nlngiit slake, intersection of Academy and (Tierokee streets, and running with said (.Tierokee street N. (10 E. 210 feet lo Horry Stokes line; thence wltii his line S. :k» E. i.v, f<s-t; thence S. no W. 210 feet to Academy street; thence with said street N. U . iv, leel to a point of beginning, containing :C!,.Yi0 square feet, nton-or less. gink That piece or Jot of land fronting on Academy street ;Yi feel and running back 210 feel, ioinitig lot of Daniel Murray and lot of J. II. Jackson on t he South, hy E. A. Tresent and others, on the East, and hy James s. .McCuinoii the North; same being a i portion of lot described In Plaintiff's com- | j>U:nt. and covered by defendant, R. A. ; Westbrooks, mortgage. TERMS OF SALE. One-half cash, balance in twelve months. 1 with Interest from day of sale, secured uy | purchaser's bond and mm-t gum-of premises. I’uro'mscr has right to pay < ntlrelild In cash, i One half of liid to he in cash wiliiin thirty 1 minutes from sale, or property to he re-sold. I Purchaser to pay for all papers. J. EH. JEFFERIES. Clerk Court Common Plea# Kwwaho A. Tpescot, Plaintiff's Attorney. July 1.7 21 FLOUR, MEAT, LARD, CANNED GOODS, Vegetables, Fruits, Or Anything Else, Usually kept In a Grocery store, you can get it at J. L. ALEXANDER & CO S, And always at tin: right price, *Scii{li Carolina College,* 't. rtrvin-^ it- w. M.virivit. KOilltS UAICEI*. Briclt Miinufacturcr**. O a f f n c A’, tS. C7. We have established a brick making plant in Gaffney, and are now in position to fill orders for • • BRICK in either .small or large quanti ties. Our Brick are well made and well burned. Our prices are very reasonable. Your patronage is solicited. A New Era I-'OI* Session begins September gxtli. Classical, Literary. Scientific. Normal and Law Cour se..,. with Diplomas. Special Courses, with < • rtlftcatcs. Hoard SS a mouth. Total no ccssiiry cvpenses forthc year (exclusive of traveling, clothing, and books.) from SlUito >1.71. Women admitted to ail classes. For further Information, addres., the Pre sident. F. C. WOODWARD. July I.V :im Gaffney High School. Profess ;r R. C. ~ irr at i has a .-o'-kite.! |y, it >. A. Chamners anil his w;!.. Mrs. L. E Chambers with hie if’ .: 'he next G Tin commencing August 17th. This gi nHoman and hi - com pun ion v. ill pr an add.! ion to th-sooini and cduc :; r.i prospect of our city. Mrs. Chambers ivill introduce tlie kin dergarten system in the school and is well qualified from exp'-H • ai. I reccnl mo lern training to edur.'te t t ItCh-ones in mind, morals, i-d manners i l.e kindergarten is a beautiful and arils: ■ fen; ,ne lot baby cd- ucat ion and knowleoa will He So plea sail! IV and adroit ly given t h . i unawares 11,u child ren are led from step to step. Professor Chambers lias been a , >st successful t-du a- toi and will prepare <. -.Itney ouvs for college or business and thus put nts will find an in ducement to keep I hen oi.iidren beneut 1C t lie home r "if. rrr Buyer or Seller, CONSULT WITH ; R. 0. SAMS’ Real Estate Agency ■*7r 1 o IliSLZ. P<)R SALE. On*- valu i i!« I arm ue i Uunni road. 2‘; fion. Limestone: well watered; miles from Gaffney. I well wooded. Two lots. Johnson street. IToxgld feet, fronting mountains. One farm, 7ii acres g' a rnlb-s from Guffi --v or. 1 acolet. ad. Two lots, t'Kixia'. feet e:.c)i. near > L. iiopp .resldetiffi-; IJ-room cottage. One lot. titixgUO feet, on Granard -tri ( ! !l.r houses. One lot fronting ErodoricU street. Ik te'd. running badk :kVt feet to Robison street: --room liot: * v. i! bin gOtt yartl.s of business part of town. Ladies, Read This, but Don't Siiow it to Your Husband. This week we have received 2o Itohs of Canon Cloth and-will sell you what you want at Sc per yard ; also 2', bolts of J’lqiii. pi the Loom bleaching, full dbin wide, to go at 7c a yard. iV few more prieeH: Percales at 8c. We have now on hand a full line of Warjivi Bro.s’ famous corsets and they range in price from oOc to $l.ob— especially do we cajl your attention to their Cornets. 20 do/, nice Ladies’ I ndervests to go at ’»c each. Ladies’ Ox ford Ties and Shirt Waists at cost. Respectfully, W. O. LIPSCOMB & BRO., The Hustlers. tfflP^Cannon Cloth makes pretty skirt- for hulks and is iniu h nicer than Duck. LIMESTONE ^ SPRINGS « LIME * WORKS^ CARROLL & CO., Lessees. Manufacturers o' BUILDING, * PLASTERING * AND * AGRICULTURAL * LIME And Dealers In Coal, Shingles, Lathes and Platser Hair. Oymamite, Blasting Powder, Fuse and Dynamite Caps.