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rT i THE I/EDGER: GAFFNEY, S. C., AUGUST 1 !>. IS«7. '1*18 20 I^ICI >0 101^. Si.oo per Year. PUItLISIlKJ) I VEKY THUKSDAY HY ED. II. DeCAMP, - Editor. I it is easy to buy land and live at homo as it is to rent and live on an other man's land. Wo claim that it is. ____________ > Kvr.it v Do moo rat who expects to vote in the approaching primary fiiK Lfikjek is not responsible for ( should have his name placed on the the views of correspondents. j club i'(»ll at once or he may not be Correspondents who do not contri- able to vote. Do not neglect this bute regular news letters must fur- mutter am i then get mad with the ■'is'i their name, not for publication, but for identilication. , '"anagei^ Write sluirt letters and to the point It is a part of the Democratic rule to insure puidieation ; also endeavor | a n,i m order to be a Democrat you to get their, to ttie oilico by Tuesday. | |nUf .^ ( ,hev it tvi! correspondence should be ad dressed to Ed. II. DeCamp, Manager. Is the name of common sense Obituaries will he published at live drop this manner we have of referring cents a line. , to one another as reformers and anti- Cards < f thanks will bo published, . , . reformers. lillmanites at one eent a word. Head in.'notices will be published Tillmatiites. It is the it ten cents a lino each insertion. , There are but three parties which — amount to anything—Democrat, Ke- Ai p lovers of fair play will regret ; publican and Populist—and we must that Semdor Melmurin has become! belong to one of these or to none, so iii ns to necessitate his non-. \\T; hud the misfortune this week attendance upon the campaign t(l i oosl , ^ hook on whicii we make PRESS OPINION. Irrespective of faction, or political bias, everyone is sorry to learn of Senator Mcbaurin’s illness. He is an able man. has made a good light, and is yet a very long way from being whipped.—Columbia Register. and unti- variest rot. meetings. I* v.asijnitc had enough i for one man to bo compelled to de-j fend himsiIf against the combined attacks of {lir e men. and after Mr. J Mayfield retir- tl it did look a little j more even, but now that ho is sick l and unable to he present to defend himself ..giinst Messrs Irby and | Evans it is worse than when he hud , the opportunity to face ail three of; his opponents. However, it makes ! very little difference. The people have made up their minds who to j vote for and all tiie speaking that ^ thirty men could do from now until j election day would not likely change the n sun. People think for them selves t lose days and are not tolled like cattle. r l he (ireenville reunion of Confed- j orate Veterans will probably he the j largest ever held in the State, j s for refusing to It t you vote, j (ireenville will have her hands full in j making the occasion pleasant to her | guests and every citizen of (ireenville j will he called upon to do Ids utmost. ; —Greenville News. ii * * “If the negroes in some of the J black districts of the South, says tin' Boston Globe, “should post j threatening placards calling on every | Whiteman to leave the region, what a howl there would be. ’ This is , somewhat indefinite, but it is very j trueali the same.—News and Courier. | * * Irby says “Gonzales would vote, for the devil himself if he would destroy the Reform movement.” i \V« would be inclined to agree with J Irby’s opinion, but for one thing'. ! We cannot reconcile to ourselves j why it is that the editor of the State ! is nor supporting Irby.—Charleston ; Critic. * * notes of items our friends are kind enough to tell us about, so we hasten to say that if any item that someone has given us has been omitted tins week it is on account of having lost ! the note book and not because wo did not want to publish it. Star, has installed a cylinder press. If he continues to get out as good a newspaper on his Prouty as he has in the past on his Washington Clyde will soon have to put in a web per fecting press. He gels up one of the best papers in Western North Caro lina. Rmu.izist; that editorial utterances are but the opinion of one man—the man who writes them—and that otiier people have opinions of their own as well, we refrain from engaging His withdrawal was in a dramatic I *» political controversies that arc fashion and brought applause from ' 10t calculated to benefit anyono but the audb'iiee gathered on that oeca* sion hut 1 in* people of 1 lie State at large hav» at the senatorial at Yorkville, Mr* Mayfield withdrew from the race. 1,\>; Thursday campaign r.-u liuj the fellow who g« ts theoflice. not been visibly affected l)}’ it. Mr. Mayfield, we understand, is a Christian gentlemen—a pure, good man—i.id a man who lives the life he professes. The wonder to us is that he could ever have gained the consent i f his mind to enter the race at ali. He should have known from the start, that he had no show. .South Ciiivdi;;.: is not yet prepared to “elevate” such a man as he is said to be tothe senatorship, WriM - lour weeks the fall busi- jh-swiI 1 i : ve Qinmehce l in earnest, l.et ti6 tiiun hi deluded in'o the be lief that there is any difference in bush.e.-s bcc iuse of a change of po litical part ies. God alone has seen lit to make us prosper in spite of politics and we should not fell to render thanks to God for it. 1 he | croakers and fault-tinders will en- 1 deuvor to make you believe that j times nr. no better, but they are ! better and they will keep on getting ! better for those who labor and help t make to on; better, while for the loaf- ! er and tiummei t lu re will never be any ; good times , . _ Oni: week from next d ues diy tbv | citizens of Gja rokee counts \\ i 1 have the privilege to walk up to the polls and cast their vote for a I'nited States Senator for the first time as a county. R t no man abuse that privilege, but let him cast bis vote for the man of his choice without fear of any man. Think well and earnestly and cast your ballot for the man you honestly believe will rellect tie greatest credit upon the State ol S nit h Carolina. MessKs Gantt and Garlington Rave made pretty spectacles of themselves to be sure. Shame on both of them for such ungentIcmanly conduct. Such jourualis.i) is not calculated to, elevate and build up a community. It would he better to remain silent than to indulge in such billingsgate. Mother I’ubli,- Opinion could do io better job than to place them both across her knee and give them a good spanking with the slipper of disap proval. _ Ii you owe us come in and pay or remit. \\ e dislike to dun people hut ot Vanderbilts and Tin: best kind of a Democrat is the Democrat who will take part in all the primaries or conventions, using his vote and influence to make his party better and purer within the party lims. but who, failing in that, sticks to bis party whether they do us he wishes or not. Kditou Marshall, of the Gastonia Gazette, has purchased a new cylin der pre.-s. The Gazette is already classed as among the best of South ern weeklies and this step forward is an evidence of prosperity. May it five long and llourish as a green bey tree. “Ci.i: wi.iNKss is next to (lodlin 'ss.” This applies to politics as well as to anything iIse. lie clean in every thing—mentally, morally, physically or politically—if you with to amount to anything in this world or the world to come. E\ kiiy readerof Tur: LiciKiFii should \ preserve the papers which contain j hiopraphical sketches of the county 1 j officers. They will prove enten stirg I in years to come. -wMC'zanxrcwMkir j Tiikkk is no truth in the account , .T the littnnpted lynching in this ! county as appeared in tho Coiunl bia State of Mondar. There ought to be, for tho govern ment of political campaign meetings, at least some of the rules which govern the prize ring. For instance, the candidate who deals in personali ties in a crowded audience, where his opponent eannot obtain personal sat isfaction, is not one whit better than the prize fighter, who, upon opportu nity, will strike his opponent below the belt. One of these acts is just as cowardly and contemptible, and be trays as much of the spirit of the craven, as does the other. — Ycrkville Enquirer. % * * The brutal reply of Irby to the State’s suggestion of fair play is that “if McLaurin can’t come back in tho race let him get out or send Goveanor Ellerbe.” He A nows that Governor Ellerbe has tv/ right to speak and i under the rules could not be permit ted to speak in McLaurins behalf; he knows that McLaurin is ill and cannot speak for himself; he is wil ling to make his tighten a sick man who has no power to defend himself. That is the chivalry of John Irby! But it is not the sort of chivalry that will appeal to the people.—Colum bia State. There is one thing in th« senato rial campaign t hat is greatly to Mr. MeLaurin’s credit. He is not undi r- taking to be elected on the demerits and short comings and had records of his opnom nts. He has not and is not abusing anybody. He wonts the oflice because he feels ho is compe tent to lill it and not because the other fellows are incompetent. In this respect he has made a manly We have had entirely too much personal abuse in cur Ctttu- paigns of recent jvars and we corn- mend Mr. McLaurin for leaving it out of his speeches.—Newberry News und Herald. CHARACTER What to U<> i IN CANES. to Do w'.tli : V. a .t Not Thom. “You hnow,” Kiid a disc; ruing pen- tieuiun, “it U jOcI to be said that a men who carri d a earn* every day was an idler, a dawdler worth! a Losing Flesh You naturally lose flesh In : sfor ill! I the summer and running dov/n ^'“iV't^ii leiTme see how a fwllovv ban- | iS SO easy. YOU get a little dh vvorthl. -s or not. It’s not m the fact , j y no tj c j n g it There is lOSS Of of < ,, :n*Y.n<. lose. rare. Tii toil you whether he e | weaker each day without hard orthi. -N or not. It’s not m the fact jy no tj c j n g jt There is lOSS 0 riU(!, ’ i .H T toe sigmneanee ue>. appetite, headache, weakness “When a man comes into my ofliee | of the mUSCleS, disturbed sleep, cilw-iv. Tii-J? Jrtiirs m weakness of memory, and these are the beginning of nervous prostration Iron and tonics and bitters may afford some temporary relief, but what you need is a food for body, brain and nerves. V/ATZR IN WELLS. IM Movements ( ■refolly Noted by Shlllod Rvleutlats. Messrs. Rieeo nml Areidineono have l»ei n observing during (lie pest three year.,, ut the observatory of Catania, Sicily, the variations of level of the the water in n well, Buys the Cosmos of 1‘uris. They classify the movements into progressive annual movement* and accidental movement.;, and occupy themselves especially with the latter, which they subdivide into meteoric and gcodynamie. These latter consist of feeble but marked changes of level, generally by lowering of tho surface, corresponding to various movements of the ground. Shortly before the erup tion of Etna in and during several months aiterward, the oscillations of level were extremely irregular. Of I.U earthquakes, ‘21 caused sudden changes in the height of the water during 24 hours; 15 less marked oscillations also corresponded to notable oscillations of the tronolneter. I’rof. King, in the I’nited States, lias madeobservatiims of the same nature in Wisconsin. There the oscillations were due not to natural movements of the ground, hut to its disturbance by heavily loaded trains passing within about 50 yards of the well. Cnder these circumstances the water rose invariably sometimes by a quarter of a centimeter (about one- tenth of an inch), hut it resumed its former level after n few seconds. Mr. Mayfield’s manner of with drawing from the senatorial race is j Oi l: friend Huey, of tho Cleveland I something unusual in South Carolina : politics. If all tiie politicians, who I made charges that they could not ' sustain, should retire, we would have very few politicians in otlice, or fewer charges would be made.—Fairfield News and Herald. ¥ % Sri: i \ nim by Dul’re and aimle>'.ly about on his lingers be i;, a wurthle.»s idler. But if he walks in, puts it up against the wall and pro ceed., to business, there is something in him. You may hope for him. If he holds it firmly while ho is talking to you and does not twirl it about, he's all right. The fellow wim plays with his earn*, swings it around, marks fig ures ,>ri the carpet with it. punches the furniture with the tip, isn't lit for much e ) s ‘r , . . , ,. , . ,, of Cod-liver Oil with the Hy- \ cs, a decent, hard-working, rt might- , . . / forward fellow can carry u cane all the 1 pophOSphltCS, fumiShCS JUSt the time, and they do so, many of them. nourishment needed for those who are run down and pale and and the net does not indicate that they we are not \ anuerums ami cannot ; , m , j,j|,. rs> Hut the fellow who goes , - run a pupi i on wind. \\ e went noth- , a round swinging the eane and playing : thin and WCak. If yOU 1036 flesh ing but wi*st is owing us and this is with it is a nuisance any where you put not mearl for people who do not owe ! lnUi ‘ ll J . Compare (he date on your label j stai i; ok omo. < in with your receipt ard if it is not cor- 1 ,, ltANK V.‘I'uA.vr.v !'lues nail, timt l.e <s met m tii v u-and wc will make it tie-sei.ior imiiuer of il..-ilrm of i; .1. < iik- 11 ' 1 11 ' |M.YiV(o..d<ilnj:lii|sliie>Nllltll , <lt i VOf.li- ,•111-1-1 el I; i is correct and A Oil are lei|<>. I'uiiniy Slid Mate alMi-oa'a!. ami Ili-Il • . 1 said IImii will Iiay Hie Mini of ONi: III N- behind cit : i m. We will always be | nifKit hoI.i.aks for eai-b amt every ea?.-i) glad to s •• you. or Toi.kdo. I , in summer take Scott’s Emul- ; sion now. Don’t wait till fall or winter before beginning. i?ul' j.iiV ill 50C. and tja Ui .ll. dl < ilio i b (lull eaioiol lie cuiimI hy Ilie usi i f ll AM.’S I 'ATAIiltll t I'm: I KANK ,1. < IIKNKY. Swotn lo In-fore ini and sulisi'i-llied Iii my Soiitli Carolina College A. \Y. (UiKAsoN. Notary I’liidlc. I , I* ,, *.r, .»,•<, ’ . O w I u 1 ' ■ I I’ I < >1 « I ■ l < .1 I I I All'l I I I * /, * I I M J A ni Mi- it of our *Jt*.* , i mini r. ain i (Uts iIm tiiii day of . A. 0. renters, i'lio rents that they pay ^ Y ^ j will | av for as much land as they / YT | i . , .. vouvk \Ve trust that tlall S <' Itnrrli t'lire Is liikeii Inlernully uiivl I Wolk Id ** ! ael.-i illrei-ily on tin- Itlnod and inueotis sur- insteii l ,f reining this fall a number fai-ci,of u,etiysu of tbetn will buy small tracts of land uud show l their fellow renters that free. r ml fur 11 stiniotiial* I. i'll LN KV A u. I’uIggo, t). SuNI J»y l>ru:r^lstH. TV. ItaU's i'auitly Pill* are the best. c'ouiMnisjA, s-}. e*. Si ssli in lifi-itis Se|il emlier -11 1 I'lnssieal, bllerai y. Srii-nl ttii-. Noi-inal and l.av. ('nur se-. wit Ii IMploiiias. Special < ii'.lisrs. with ('ertUleales. Hour.I - s a tnmitli. Tni.il in- cessarv'-\|)eiises for tin- year (i \elus|ve of t ra vellnv. clot Id ii it. mid IhMiks.i frniii slMlo fl.Yl. Women idudited In alt classes. I'nr furl lier liifomi-ttlon, address ilu Pre- sident. 1'. C. WOODN A til). .Inly (5 dm A Thlrf'a i'lr-'ry Rnnv. A man, wearing a hi-ge cape coat en tered a f<ondon ston- when the proprie tor alone, and asked to be shown some 1-idies’ cloaks, us ho wished to give his wifo a little surprise.. After a care ful inspection, he fixed upon one, and asked the shopkeeper if h*' had a young lady ut iKtnd, to put on the clonk to see how It looked. The proprietor re gretted t lint none of the huMes of the establishment were in at tlu*t moment. “Well,” said the man, “perhaps you wouldn't object to putting if on your self?” The unsuspecting shopkeeper slipped on the cloak, buttoned it, and tured round in all direction!! “Mag nificent!” exclaimed tho pilfchaser, with seeming ecstasy. But at tho same time he grabbed the till, which t-e hid under his cape, and bolted out tho store. Tim horrified proprietor rushed after him into the street, wher’, how ever, he was seized by the pas*‘rs-by, who dragged him hack into his store in the supposition that the poor A-llovv had gun*' mad. and before he oo ild ex plain matters the rogue had diaap- ueared. —— -• •■- No Rent. The new Arkwright Cotton Mills Spartanburg, S. C., winch are just starting up. charge no house-rent to their operatives for the neat cottages that have been provided for them to dwell n Supt. K. McGowan says that the mills must all come to this to retain their help, and that they might as well take the lead. , -4«»- A Remarkable Cure of Chronic Diar rhoea. In iStik', when I served my country as u private in Company A, 1157th I'ennsylvania Yolunteers, I contract ed chronic diarrhoea. It has given me a great deal of trouble ever since. I have tried a dozen different rnedi- cins and several prominent doctors without any permanent relief. Not long ago a friend sent me a sample bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic, Chole ra and Diarrhoea Remedy, and after that I bought and took a bO cent bot tle; and now lean say that I am en tirely cured. 1 cannot be thankful enough to you for this great Rem edy, and recommend it to all sutfer- ing veterans. If m doubt write me. Yours gratefully, Hknmy oki:, Allenton, i’a. sold Drug Co. Wintop College Sciiolarsliip AM ENTRANCE EXAMIKATION. Tin i'X:iiiun:ition for 1 hr inviinl of vnc.int si-I. i hi isliip in Wint In op i olleyi! ■inil for t li<- •niMission of lie w si uilenl s v. i 11 In- tlvH :i 1 * In- ('ouniy ( ourt House on A iiy. Ml h nt It n. in. Apnlii-unts must not l><- less tnuu tifleen ye,-it s of ji^e. Wlien si-lio!ai slii|is are v i 'tied after A uy. Ml ii they will he a wa riled io I hose lu.-iUiiiK the hiyhe.st a\eiaj4e:it lliisexitlniuu- tiou. The cost of attendanee includiinr hoard, furnished room. heat, lijrhl and washiii.y is only sS..V) per inont h. for furl tier in format ion and :i eat;i!oj{ue addtA'SS President B. 1). JOHNSON, Rock Hill, S. C. 7-21-11 I" 111C GAFFHEY«SEM1HARY, A Higlt-Grtule School for Boys ami Girls, will open its ses sion on Wednesday, Aug. 2btli. for lerins and particulurs address VV. F. JVlcARTML’R, Principal. Gaffney, S. C. t-qn-if •i;. HOIIIIS, II- \V. ItAlsKK. leointiss »v leAKi-ne. llrioli. IMjumfaof urorw, Oil f f n v .v, t-4. . Wo have established a brick making plant in Gallney, and are now in position to lill orders for BRICK in either small or large ipianti- ties. Oni* Brick are well made and well burned. Our prices are very reasonable. Your patronage is solicited. Wonderful Electric Motor. J. A. Reynolds, now of Greenwood, S. (’.. but a native Georgian, was in Augusta, Gn., on Tuesday, snys the Tribune. Mr. Reynolds is an electrician who has traveled the I’nited States over and bus spent bis life as an electri cian. Coupled with this he is a ge nius and has invented, and a patent is now pending for same, an electric motor generator. He is in Augusta looking for a place to put same on exhibition and with a view of locating. This generator the gentleman claims will take I horse power and you cun so generate it that you get a whole horse power from it. ’I he next few days will develop his scheme fully. It is understood if his scheme bn put in practice, he will establish a factory to manufac ture horseless carriages. By his motor generator he can have a charged battery amounting to but very little, arranged in the buggy, and generate enough electricity to propel a vehicle with all ease. Mr. Reynolds has made a success ful trip in a horseless carriage with one of his motors and has great faith in his works. • « •» -♦ A Mirtake. [Spiirt.-mluu-^ I tern id.] Mr. J. ( t >. Little, of GulTncv. was seen by a reporter yesterday. When asked us to when he would go to Laurens, he replied that he had no idea of removing from GatTnoy Court House, and that The Herald’s imfor- mant was somewhat mistaken. “Why.” said he, ”1 live in the ban ner county of the State, tho home of my nativity and a thriving city whose resources and advantages are seldom eqtralled, much less excelled. I have travelled u'l over the Union and there is but one section of coun try that can in the least be compared with Cherokee county, and that is California, and really, between the two, I would take Cherokee county.” “And again,” he continued, “do you suppose, young man, that I would leave the linest county in the South and passthrough Spartanburg county which ranks next, to go to Laurens?” As the reporter smiled, he said: “Now, don’t understand me as saying anything disparagingly of Laurens: for she is all right every way; but whut I mean to say, is that 1 am now in the first little city in America, and there I mean to stay.” And “J. D.” meant every word of it. «*-••«- No Cure—No Pay. That M t he way all ttriurcisls sell <iBoVE'S TASTKhl.'S ('ll 11.1. TONIC for Chills and Malaria, ll is simplv lion and tjiiiniiio in a tasteless form. Children love it. Adults prefer it to hitter nauseating tonics. Price, atl. -— . -•»- —— No-To-Hac for I Iffy Cents. Guaranteed tobacco hahtt cure. main -, weak men strout,', blood pure. 6y c . ?1. AH nruKuists. Croup. Colds. biiGrippe and Sore Throat, cured hy (loose (1 reuse no cure no pay. Ml PltK Mltro Co. Educate Ynur ItoweN With Cascurcts. Candy cathartic, cure const ipat ion forever. 10c. Moc. if C. C. C. fail, drily,.sts refund notiey. • * We set! and eti; rant ce It ice’s (inn so (irons Liuumeut no cure no pay. CtiidtouK.t: Mute Co. Absolutely Pure < oiobrated for Its and henlt hfulin a 1 uni and ali lot ms to t lie cheap brands. Bov u, I! vkim; Pov . r Ml lea v.-n in: -t ret:ct • A ssiii es t he food a raiust d ad u 111 tit lion com im >n tn it i n.. Nt:\v YOpk. Convict Hosiery. The cotton hosiery manufactured hy the convicts of South Carolina (mostly negroes) in the penitentiary at Columbia, would meet with diffi cult sale, were not a successful method used to get around it. Many of the ditTi rent stales have restricted laws concerniniMhe stile of convict made goods. The 100 knitting ma chines it: the South Carolina State prison an* owned and controlled hy II. Tilton, of Tilton. N. H., who ( also has u hosiery factory ut the latter place, mainly devoted however, to the manufacture of wool and merino goods. The entire product of the South Carolina convict factory is shipped to the Tilton, N. II.. estab lishment. where it is linished up, and made to appear the product of that factory. All t It is cot ton hosiery then creeps into the market liguring as, and side hy side, free labor made goods, anti thus evading the different laws against the salt* of convict goods. West ndonek. Lore: z A Co., of New York City, are the selling agents. THE owly True Blood Purifier ■ prominently in the public eye to day is Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Therefore get Hood's and ONLY HOOD’S. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. o®- rrmiorii .«tu uvn. Cotirt )U«cit S.'h .A ill !». Effect i af P:mei*ij*r .'Ipj* i, Train*. Ve*. Northbound. IN*». 11 ( N... JH. Lv. AHs.nfH, 0 ’P.j 7 a.u nit ‘ AM%ub». E. 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S tM ni. .(lOM a. . 'l l At luj .. .. 40 p ....ill Hi p | 2 at) u I o 21 a Dr. C. T. LIPSCOMB, Dentist, Office over R. A. Jones & Cc's Stcre Cilll 111* foittul tit oflh'i* ni\ (lays ill the week. DR. J. F. GARRETT, Dentist, Gaffney, - - - S. C. Office over J. R. Tolleson’s new store In office from 1st to 2t)th of each month; At Blacksburg Thursday morning each week, returning to office at *2 toil 8»ut hhuaiHt. I EM. Mi; Vr* INiv SijNo. 31 (lliUlv. !»»iiy. I *u.ll j*. n. y.,k\ it tv. rrrr '* Peii Ad' lfluii. ; 4 f/il " Rv’iinon*. . l A 24 * v:.-ton. u is 4 M iv >Y So u 1 9 ’.M nUO 43 I.T Ptrhnii)»‘l 12 So p Lv Ma-.v'Me ... . it :!U Ar th.Mi lotrc .. .ito 00 Lv C+nsfoul-i ... .|l0 io ivlUK •• .-f * “ H :i, kvl.iu c in si " (4nlTi:iiy* ll 47 2 (V *! 2 < r io €) 1IYDRICK, WILSON & GANTT Attorncys-at-Law, Gaffney, - - - S. C. Office over B. A. .times' store. Spartiwihari (ireenviliu... t Vntrtil... . S< rmeu Wmv! in Inst nr Tnceiiti . .... Mt. Airy CnrnnUt* Lula (4aitle.,v(Pu. . J-iufonl . . Norerosn Allimta, E. T. 4^ • It S7 » 12 2S »! 1 1-4 4 0f» 4 oi •» nj .. . te A 04 A a 11 t4 n I 1C J) 1 25 p 2W t* 2 Al p »t-' 1 P 4 2o r*l . .. •'* 15 pi .V.. 1 O.S p 412- 7 .„i pi 0 -> it 7 ZS pj 0 H4 n rt 10 iii m No«. :i7 itn-l ;ix—Tini! v. Atlauta, 0. '1. ‘A" it n» “P" p. ft! 3 11 p| KOs p 1137 ft] 3 Zl p »i S’) p, 7 “ 1 '0>7 p 7 44 « ft 4 55 n 1.1 ;il p 9 -) * a! 3 S3 P, w pi ft wi it J. E. WEBSTER, A.ttorne^-iVl- l-rstw, Otlice in ('ourt House. (Prohiite JU(l'.re’s ottiee) Gaffney City, S. C. Practices in all the courts. Collec tions a sneeinltv. ■The Cherokee Barber Shop.* 5*. \V. 'FA Razors Keen and Towels Clean. 1 lespeet fully solielt the put riHite-'e of my ohl eustomets. ut my new stumi. fear of Clark sou .v Mu it It’s Coufei't iotiery. r\. W. IIAStf ATTORNEY AT LAW I Iliiclt!-l>it i'je ii ml 1»;»t (m-.v- > "M” iM-rn. "N” ntiht. W)»-tKmi»*on ftnd South* WVHtnril Vestibule LimPnd. ThnuiPulltuan •ivepiHU n.irs U,i ween Nmv Yurti iiud New Or* Ihhiis. via Wnshitii;'en AtlHat’t hoT Mentfern ery . lout nlso netwe-ti Nvw Y"rk n il Memphis. vmWashini'ton.At'.ant» nml Uirmlt* •hma. Pn al c'nss thorouKlifftiu ooiicluis between Washtn-- ton ntid Allaul*. Miuuie cars .»> » all luvnlt «u n>ut«. Nos. 35 ftnd fW -BnltM S'ft'fsi East Mftil runs soliit lu-tween WmmIi njfton snrt New 'Jr leftDS, via Southftru Kiutway, A 4* \\ f . P. it. K , amt 1. Js N. Ii. Ii., bi’inj ajr3t>'is**'l of oisr nnd Koftouns, throe.fn wnMetl c*i»uy« for pnsseu^nrB of ftl) (-inssm Pulliniui 'irswinH rtutm rloeping e*rs hetwoen New York .isd New Orlenn*. via Atlunfa nnrt Montyotne y. Lenvlnj; Wik-hiua’fon ea.'u but, .day, ft tonriel sh epim; ear iviii run throtnfh between XY ash* tnytou amt San Fram-tseo wlth'*tt! ehan^w. No-i. 11, 37 and 12—Fullnian «te*|)tu? oars Oft tween RieUruond and CThsilo to. vi* Uan'-l.lw, ■onlhhoiirv: Noe 11 and 37, northMrund No 11. Thu Atr Ll-.e Bella train. Nos. 17 and 13, toft tween Atlanta and Mount Airy. lift., dftlty ax* oept Snioliir W H OKK'KN, J. M BITIJ*. (4. s’l Sent., Truffio jCg’r.. Wsshtn-*on, D. C. Wa»1itiU{ton, U C. W A Tt’KK. K R. ITAKD'.VUIK, tten’l Puan. AR’4 , Aas't Uen'l P*>*«* Ay’V, Washtnv’ton, n (\ * ’•-♦-* -. in nil t he < on rt s. I e.i n he rmtclied over tIn* ’phi tiu ftum C.it- roll A Stacy's Bank, at my olllct* in Itl.u ks- hurK. at any monient. ^yihl. practice O L. SciU’Mi*i:ttT. Taos. It. Hi ti.ku. Wm. Mcdow \x. Shingles! - Shingles! DRESSED LUMBER ! Sash, Doors. Blinds, Brackets, Mouldings, and All Kinds of Building Materials, For Sale at Lowest Sash Prices. No charge will bo made Jfor infor mation as to amount required for SCMJKPERT, < BUTLER * & ■ McCCWAfl, building- AVTOlt X KVK-.Vr-IyAW. Union and Gaffney, 5. C. Very careful and prompt attention ^tvon to all hllslliess entrusti tl to us. Practice In all tlio courts. Call on BAKE^R.