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- ■ iM j* ' i u_, , . .. —J W - ^ • Hi iifiil 7 i • ii I f lAWnil^'l tf THIS LEDGER: GAFFNEY, N. 1'., JUNE HJ. im>8. For Sale. J■! , '“‘A(lvrrtlst'Hii l iit> mull i this In ill will b* 1 llisi'rtcil for nil" ri'iil :i \M' i| (‘rich instT* I tlon. No ml Iiimt Ii'iI f.iv less t Irm ti n rnnts. CONGLOMERATED CHEROKEE PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. LATEST COTTON MILL NEWS. \tIn■;(l M'ltiinitnr IKiwi'r. Apply in W.O. T.ip- D F t H{ HA I.K \ nlrc. in with or without hor>- Vt'.r. Llpsi'oiuh, W I'iirht >. s. t'. Ni'otilh \ Ur n. O you w t;il tti htiy ;i pi nl row .' Cull on \\ in. Jwfforltn. tt-i-tf A WoMtKK liKt'iiiiiut photoKt'iiplis:;x:ii...in fori'H*. Thl!> Is uu tulvrrt Imt. onvrcmwl till .litnt- Kith. .1. K. IIki.i.kms. ti--t - ’ < »nttne\. F tllv SAI.I'. (nNiil snrmlow, hnnit'-triowu haj. s. A. Staey. F uli s.\I.K Lit KJOxluii with two huiUlInti's. Lotitin Stivt't. tiriir Kpisi'oiiul chuirh. lit ti bargain. K. Stacy. F OIt SALK llottsi* timl lot on Krcdrrick street near U. U. .S; (lenot. I. .1. .New berry. _ _ 4-21-t f S O.MK nire harjiains in sewinj? tnachines tiooil us new. Also any parts ordered for old linn'll I m's. It, S. l,ipsi'u:nli. F OK SALE. The lies! iluhhitt metal ever placed on the market at JOe aixiund. Ap- ply at Thk l.i-tMiKit. _ AUK I At 1K. If you eoiitetnplate marri- IVl.ajfe and wish the latest in neat tuid fash ionable weddine invitations you can tind theni at Tin: LKtiot.i;. J r ST KECF.I VKD. An eleimnt new ft of script tyjx- with which to print wedding cards, visit int? rai ds, etc.: also a neat line of visitliiK eanls which we will sell either print ed or plain at prices that are reasonable. Apply at The Ledger. F OK SALK Item Estate Morttfiitfes. Titles to Ural Kstate. Chattel Mortnanes. Liens, N6tes. Etc., for sale at The Lehou oflle" For Rent. T HK rooms formerly occupied by Il.F.l’rld- more over the ftird store for rent from June 15th. Apply to A. N. Wood. ti-lti-tf 'OK KENT The store bank. A. N. Wood. room next to ^ Ji-2 tf •OK RENT. The old Lipscomb Hotel. Apply to W.S. Lipscomb. it-lll-tf F OU RENT. The store room formerly oc cupied by C. A. WihhI. Apply to A. N. Wood. To Let. [ HAVE several slmrlc and double teams to hire. M. Li. .Montjfomcry. Lost. L OST Carpet mill pa|M*rs in lar*re envel ope. Suitable reward if returned to The Lkhokw oftlce. d-ti-lt Wanted. 1 1/ANTKHlo rent three houses with not VV less than tl riMimseach. Address I.eimjeh office. 0 IO-2t-pd w ANTKH (tl<l brasses; will pay 2c a pound. Smith Hardware Co. fi-lti-tf Bicycle Ordinance. An ordinance to rejrulato the rldintf of Iti- cycles in the incorporate limits of Uatfney City. Be it ordained by the Town Council of OalT- ncy City in council assembled and by au thority of the same: Sec. 1. That it shall not he lawful hereaf ter for any one person or persons to ride a bicycle (within th • ineoi p irate limits of (Ja ' - ney < ity) on any sidewalk or sidewalks of any street in the town known as the "Fire LUuits" district. ■^Sec. 2. That any person or persons ridinff a picyele on any sidewalk or siut* walks of any street or streets of the town, other than ns prescribed or limited in the preceding sec tion. No. 1. shall, either at nipht or in day time. while approaching any pedest rian or pedestrians thereon, eil her in front or in the rear and before reaching said pedestrian, alij?lit from Ids bicycle until he shall have passed said pedestrian or pedestrians, nro- vlded that nothin): in this section shall he construed to re<ture ladies to dismount while meeting or passiipr pedestrians; provided further, that no person or pers uis so ritliny shall not he rei.uired to dismount if said pedestrian or pedestrians shall fftve him or them permission to pass. Sec. J. That is shall he unlawful for any person or persons to ■•scorch” or ride a bicy cle at a rapid or reckless rate of speed on any of the streets, sidewalks or alleys of the town. Sec. 4. That it shall bo unlawful for any person or persons to ride a bicycle past any corner of any street, sidewalk or alley of the town at a greater speed t han live miles an hour and any person or persons ridlnjr on any of the street s, sidewalks or alleys of said town shall rini: his hell at least itnfeet before upproaebing the corner of any street, side walk or alley of said town. Sk(^ 5. That It shall he unlawful for any person or persons to ride a bicycle upon any of the streets, sidewalks or alleys of the town of Gaffney after twilight without the person or persons so ridin;: shall have a lump lighted and so urramred on his or their bicycles as to be plainly seen by travelers. Sk< . ti. That all ordinances or parts of or dinance rcpupnunl to or In conflict witb this ordinance be, and the same are hereby re pealed. f>E0. 7. That any person or persons found ffullty of violatinK any of the preceedlnjr sec tions shall be subject to a tin ' not cxcccdinp One Hundred Dollars ({pm.iin) or to imprison ment not exceeding Thirty (:tn) days for each and every offense. Done and ratified In Council.Iline lid, iKtiti. N. H. Lrm.KJOUN. Intondent. L. Bakek. Town Clerk. 6-16-lt Notice of Sale. State o* South Cauoi.ina, i In tin* common COL’Nt\of CBEItOKEE. | IMeas. The Christian Mutuai, Ain Society, ok Gaffney City, 8. C., I'laiutlff, axainst J. Eb. Jf.ffekies. Clerk of Court, as admin istrator of the estate of W. D. Archer, de ceased Bessie Archer, Sadie Archer. Har mon Archer. Lilly Archer. Freddie Archer and Harry Archer, Defendants. By virtue of a decree of foreclosure In the above cause, made June 1st, IK!*. I shall ex pose to public sale, at Gaffney, S. Chero kee Court House on Tuesday. July 5th. is!*, salcsday. (Monday. July 4th. L'int: legal hol iday) during the legal hours of sale, the fol lowing deserllied real estate, tb wit: All that cert uln lot or puicel of land lying and Itelng situate In the town of Gaffney City, S. C.. and beginning on an Iron pin on the alley (my \V. D. Archer's corner) and running S. 55. K. chains to a stake on al ley; thence S. H5 \V. 1.00 and ^ chains to Iron pin; thence N'. 52 W. LIU and W chains to stone.corner Dunton’sChapel (M. K. Church); thence N. .Vt \V. 75 and ‘A links to stake, my (W. D. Archer’s) corner; N. 115 K. «4 ami *4 links to Iron pin; thence to beginning point, containing nineteen hundredths of an acre more or less. Terms of sale cash; purchaser to pay for all papers. J. EB. JFFFEIttek, Clerk C. C. I*, and G. S. Tims, ii, Bt'Ti.ER. I'lalntiff's Attfy. ti-10-3t loney to Loan-- kOn City Real Estate. Interest H per I'ent. Terms very easy. J.C. JEFFERIES. Attorney-ut Law. GAFFNEY CITY, S. C. IPSON k WARREN, thing and Repairing, |oeing a Specialty. U on Kut ledgo St reel. First- tug prices. ITEMS OF INTEREST TERSELY TOLD. -a- The News from Town and Country Boiled Down for the Special Benefit of Busy Led ger Readers. You Ho** the announcement of Dr. Grif fith in another column. J. C. Jefferies is one of the most progressive gardeners in this section. He had roasting ears from his garden Saturday. The Gnllney baseball team leaves this afternoon for Kings Mountain, where they go to cross bats with the Kings Mountain team. May victory crown their ellorts. Luke Corry, the polite and hustling porter at Lipscomb’s Hotel, has made some improvements around bis pretty little cottage. Luke is one of the most progressive colored men in Gulf- ney. The county school board last Thurs day ordered that a new school district for Limestone township be set off. Surveyor Hams and his corps of assis tants have since been busy laying otf the new school district. For twenty days, commencing June 20lh Superintendent of Educa tion McArthur, assisted by a number of eminent educators, will conduct a summer school for teachers for Cher okee county at the Gaffney Male and Female Seminary. Tne only ex pense that those who attend will bo put to will be that of board while in tho city. An envelope containing duplicate subscription papers to the stock of the Gaffney Carpet Manufacturing Co., was lost a couple of weeks ago on the street. If the party finding them will return them to this office he or she may receive something of more value to them than the papers, which are of no earthly value to any one except the carpet mill. Lem Blanton, one of the best farm ers in Cherokee county, comes to the front on the wheat question. Since the middle of November he planted two and a half bushels of wheat on six acres of land, using sixty bushels of cotton seed and four sacks of acid. The land was ordinary cotton land. He simply run out the cotton stalks, harrowed the'Hand, scattered the fertilizer and sowed the wheat, doing the ploughing with small ploughs, and the result ' was seventy-six bushels of clean wheat. — —« ■*•*- - — It kills but never cures. Sleep in peace by using Sure- Pop Bed Bug Killer. Cherokee Drug Co. only. — —• •- - — Ravenna Readings. (Correspondence of The Ledger.) Ravenna, June 11—A number of people from this section went to a big birthday celebration near Jones- ville last Thursday. It was in the honor of the ninety-eighth birthday of Mrs. Sallie Kirby. All report a nice time. Misses Minnie and Eunice Little john, of Danville, Va., are visiting friends and relatives in this commu nity. Fincher Foster, a colored man driving (yi Mr. J. B. Brown’s place, cut, one day last week, seventy- live schock of wheat from half past one o’clock till night. All day lie cut 12N dozen. Mr. Brown has made about 500 shocks this year. Aunt Rachel Norris, colored, whom I reported sick in my last communi cation, was buried at Griffin Hill Methodist church last Wednesday in presence of a large crowd of colored persons. She had been very low for several weeks and her death was not unexpected. She was considered by both white and colored '‘a good old woman.” Miss Laura Pettit left last Satur day to attend the Commercial school at Spartanburg. She will be greatly missed by her many friends here. Blanche Littlejohn has something the matter with her throat. She thinks probably it is a cherry seed in her wind pipe. I hear that Miss Ida Green is sick. a. B. c. A New Law Firm. Mr. Henry K. Osborne, of Green ville, has formed a co-partnership with Col. T. B. Butler, of this city, and will practice law under the firin' name of Butler & Osborne. Of Mr. Osborue the Greenville News speaks in the following complimentary man ner: H. K. Osborne, who was recently admitted to the bar. has formed a copartnership with T. Both Butler, of Gaffney City, for the practice of law. Mr. Osborne read 'aw in the office of Haynsworth & Parker, of this city, and is one of the hriglile-it young members of the bar, one who is sure to rise in his chosen professiqn He leaves for his new home this week Look! A Stitch in Time Saves nine. Hutrlies’ Tonic (new Improvoil, Jase pleasant), taken In early Sprini; and tall preventsOillla. Denune anil Malarial levers. Arts on the liver, tone* up (he sys tem. Better than tjuinlne. Guaranteed. Try it. At Diumrisis. 50c and tl.tm bottles. Don't Tokaero Spit ami Smoke Vosr l ife Awa). 1 To quit tobacco easily and forever, tiening netic. full of life, nerve and viror, luke No To- , Bin - , the wonder-worker, that makes "eakinea , Btrong. All druggists, SOoorII. Cureguaran- teed. Booklet and sample free. Address I Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or Now York. People You Know ami People Don’t Know. J. Riley Blanton’s genial counte nance shown witii ilstijuml brightness on our streets yesterday. Mr. Gibbs Green, a prominent ho tel man of Rock Hill, spent Tuesday in the city. Joe C. McArthur and Fitzhugh Hopper went to Spartanburg Sunday to attend the commencement exer cises of Wofford College. M. R. Stuard, of Lawn, was among the hustling Cherokee planters in the city yesterday. T. W. Kirby and wife, of Curoleen, N. C., who have been visiting Mr. Kirby’s father in tliis section for sev eral days the past week, returned home Tuesday morning. G. T. Greer, formerly of this city but who lias recently been living at Greers, has moved to Pelham. He was in the city yesterday shaking hands with his friends here. Miss Jane Nott visited friends and relatives in the city tnis week. Col. T. Stoho Furrow spent several days the past week in Spartanburg on professional business. Misses Beona and Ida Wood, of this city, are visiting relatives and friends in Spartanburg. J. C. Jefferies, Esb., spent Monday in the Mountain City on professional business. Mr. Jefferies is one of the brightest^ lawyers of the Cherokee bar and U capital all round good fel low who is rapidly making friends all over the country by his fair deal ings and genial disposition W. A. Jackins, of Blacksburg, was in the city yesterday on business. J. W. Jenkins, who has been work ing for the Gaffney Manufacturing Company, leaves today for Spartan burg, he having accepted a position with the Arkwright Mills. Mr. O. A. Osborne, a prominent citizen of Blacksburg, was in the city Tuesday. Miss Annie Sutton, of Glendale, visited relatives in the city this week, Miss M. E. Montgomery, of Mercer, is in the city visiting relatives. Miss Kate Folger left Tuesday for Easley, where she goes to visit rela tives. Hyder Farrow, after several months stay in Augusta, Ga., returned to the city last Monday. Miss Maude Drummond, a charm ing young lady who has been attend ing Cooper Limestone Institute, after spending a week with friends in the city, left Monday on the vestibule for her home at Lanford. Miss Drum mond was very popular at Limestone and also has many friends in the city who will look forward to her return with pleasure. Tom Brown left the city Monday for parts unknown to him but we hear he had a guide and therefore do not feel uneasy about him, Lewis Wood, who has been attend ing Wofford College, returned to the city last Sat unlay. Anthony Surratt, returned last week from Clemson College, where he has been for the past five months at school. Mrs. J. F. Garrett and children re turned Tuesday from Baltimore, Md.. where they have been for the past six weeks. . -«•» • — A card. Scnny Side. Cherokee county June III.—Mr. Editor:—Please allow me space just here to acknowledge to an error that I made in The Lkdcek concerning War Charity and patriot ism. I meant no harm by writing and I am very sorry that I wrote it, and I beg the many readers and friends of The Ledger to forgive me. A> I put it to the press before I hud con sidered it, forgive me of this and I will not do so any more. i*. r. d. (At * - - <•> iftl Perhaps you have made up your mind to take this summer. Then look for this picture on the wrapper, a man with a big fish on his back. Do not let anyone talk to you of something “ just as good.” When you want cod liver oil and the hypo- phosphites you want the very best. Vou will find them in only one place, Scott's Emulsion. There is no other emul sion like it; none other does the same work; and no other has the same record of cures. All DruggittH, joc. and $i. Scott A Bowne, ChomiaU, N. Y. f 9) Notice. All crcilltor* of tin* i-stati* of Junius G. Sja'iiccr, «li-*-i*ttM*(l, latr of tin* County of Clii’i-okct* ninl Statu of Soutli Carolina, ai-<* liori-hy untitled m render to us an account of their demands, duly attested, l«j the 1st day of Septemher. IW. or PA liarred Ail peranus ludelited to the said estate ait! notllted to make prompt settlement of the same with the undersigned. Thomas Scexckk, K. S. SPKNCKH, Adm'rs of the Kst. of J. G. Spiuicui-, doe’d J. C. .1 KFFEIti r s. Ally, for Administrators. ti-D-Jt 1 ITEMS OF INTEREST TO TEX TILE WORKERS North and South Carolina Mills, Their Improvements and Their Ad vancements—Opera tive Personals. [Southern anti Western Textile Excelsior.] The stockholders of the Florence Cotton Mills, Forest City, N. C., met on June !). Rufus Burris has gone from Gas tonia, N. C., to run a section in the Long Shoals N. C., Cotton Mills. Gertrude Smith, an operative in the Atherton Mill, Charlotte, lost a finger in the machinery on June J. The Newberry S. C., Cotton Mills have donated a suitable lot and ijidOO in cash for the erection of a $1000 Methodist church in Factory viile. W. E. Holt has resigned as book keeper at Henrietta, N. C.. Mill No. 2. and returned to his home at Bur lington. X. C. He is succeeded by Titeo. Reynolds of Charlotte. W. R. Chapman, of Charlotte, N. C., has gotten the contract for renew ing the electric light plant, and also putting in new switch board for Avon Cotton Mills Gastonia, N. C. Carpenters are finishing up plac ing the new flooring in the Millfort Mill, Ft. Mill, S. C„ and the new Kitson. Whifcin and Woodsocket ma chinery will shortly be placed there on. Hattie Brown, tv young lady em ployed in the Wilmington, N. C..Cot ton Mills, got her right hand badly mashed in the machinery on June 3. The middle finger had to he ampu tated. Harry H. Seawoll. of Atlanta, Ga., who has been learning the mill busi ness at Gloucester, X. J., has en gaged with the Ashby Cotton Mills, Marion, S. C., as night boss carder and spinner. The Abbeville S. C., Cotton Mill has recently received two big orders for goods to be shipped to Shanghai, Chi a. More than a train load will be sent forward as soon as the cars can be loaded. W. E. Walker, of the Bamberg S. C.. Cotton Mills, and wife lost their little daughter Vera, who 'died June 3. She was horn Sept. 1, 18%, and is much mourned by her affection ate father and mother. A. S. White has given up his posi tion as second hand in spinning with tlie Cannon Mfg. Co., Concord, N. C., to become overseer of carding an l spinning with the Patterson Mfg. Co China Grove, N. C, The marriage is chronicled of M. E. McGuinn, boss weaver of Clifton, S. C., Mill No. 1. It occured last Sunday afternoon at Forest City, N. C., when Mrs. Sammie Tirsely join ed her fortunes with his. A notable act was that of Capt. Win. A. Courtenay, president of Courtenay Mfg. Co., Newry, S. C., who recently arranged to give an annual medal to the most proficient student in the class of Commercial Law of the Charlotte Commercial College. Supt. J. M. Williams, of the Hil ling and Enterprise Mills, Kings Mtn., N. C., lias repainted Itis resi dence near the old mill and has thus greatly improved his property and its appearances. Capt. F. Hilling, Sec. and Treas. of the Hilling Mills, Itas also repainted his residence. S. H. Howard, Supt. of the Hard en, N. C., Cotton Mills, drove over to Charlotte Thursday, a distance of 30 miles. Friday morning while driv ing away from tiie Ada Mills, his imile became frightened at a train and ran off. Mr. Howard saved him self by jumping, while the mule saved himself by stopping and turn ing around, looked innocently at Mr. Howard. The board of directors of the Ashe ville N. C., Board of Trade held a special meeting on May 3 to consider an overture by David Trainer, of Chester, Pa., looking to the establish ment cf a knitting mill at Asheville. A committee composed of Secretary Rawls and John A Nickles was ap pointed to confer with Mr. Trainer and endeavor to secure the locution of the mill. The Humilton-Corliss engine, re cently installed by the Charlotte Ma chine Co., at the Maxton, N. C M Cot ton Mills, is running so nicely that tlie company speak of it in the high est terms of praise. These mills are manufacturing single yarns, and to make tho maiket broader they will add 6 twisters (Collins) and a spooler, so as to enable them to make various kinds of yarns, single, 2 ply, etc. Jas. N. Williamson, of Jus. N. Wil liamson & Sons, proprietors Ossipee Cotton Mills, Klon College, N. C., has with John (,». Gant been author ized to build two stone piers in litedy Fork river, at a site at Ossipee Mills, for a bridge. The work is to be done at $3.00 per cubic yard. When the work is complete the county will execute a bond to Messrs. Williamson & Gant for amount ex pended, without interest, which the county will refund, when it shall be determined in the future to build tho bridge. The Trenton Cotton Mills. Gas tonia. N. C., are to have a new office. G. W. Kagan, the secretary and treasurer is now putting up a brick Mu. building for the purpose next, to War ren’s shop on the Mite of Rice’s res taurant. The office inside and out will he a tiling of beauty. Do you notice how it delights .Mr. Ragan to abolish eyesores. He first moved uwjy the dilapidated old mill on Mill street, then moved on tore down other old buildings to make way for his present beautiful residence and now he causes a putched-up colored restaurant to give place to a sumpt uous business office. Men like this are u help to a town, remarks the local newspaper. A Self Explanatory Letter. Cincinnati ()., June 9, 1898. J. C. Wallace, Cowpens. S. C. Dear Sir:—Replying to your letter of the 7th we do not think that any body will pay any attention to what Mr. G. 1). Carrier may state in refer ence to our rods. The only reason that we do not sell him goods is that we do not handle anything so inferior as the rod that lie is selling, and you know that every good lightning rod man knows that we cannot afford to put our class of goods in the hands of Mr. Carrier, or men of that type selling such a poor line of goods. Edward A. For a- Co. In Memory of J. Tuck McCraw. Soon we part, perhaps forever. Soon in the Oiftuiit land to dwell; Distance cannot friendship sever Till then, dear teacher, fare thee well. Should the storms of life alarm thee God can every terror quell Lean on Him and none can huJiu thea Till then, dear teacher, fare thee well. May the eyes that never slumber \\\ atch tnee and all care dispel fie cun calm the tempest anjfer Till then, dear Headier, fare thee well. When Is finished life’s dull story And is heard our funeral knell Mtiv we meetln realms of clory Till theu, dear teacher, fare thee well. —A Pupil. — Any young man who thinks he knows more than his father doubts the religion of his mother. »■ —— Some men are not as black as they are painted, and some are not as white as they are whitewashed, A HEW~TRI1IMPH. The Dreaded Consumption Can be Cured. ^ AKE OMLY the t v. hen you need a medicine. Hou i -Sar-apa- rilia is the best blood purifier, nerve amUtomach tonic. Get HOOD’S. Announcements. Announcements « ii Ul ' r ili< uniform prieeof . ,j,. , eomp.in^ the itntii>unn ment; no Lunoiiuec- ment toe.veced thirty uor,;> For Probate Judge. I IIKKF.BY iintinunee nivsdf :: < imlidate fur re cleet ion to the Prohati ,1 ii<i;:<i for < heroUee ( ountysiil' t 'i tot U'ciisueiiiff Democratic primary electc”’. J. K. Wkbstf.H- For Treasurer. I HEREBY announce my.-cll as acuudidata for* minty T reasurer. suoject lothe action of tin* Democratic primary election. .1. R. Bf.ANTON. T. A Slocum, the Great Chemist and Scientist, Witt Send to Sufferers, Three Free • Bottles of Hit Newly Discovered Remedies to Cure Consumption and all Lung Troubles Nothing could he fairer, more phil anthropic or carry more joy to the afflicted, titan the generous offer of the honored and distinguished chem ist, T. A. Slocum. M. C., of New York City. He has discove'red a reliable and absolute cure for consumption, and all bronchial, throat, lung and chest diseases, catarrhal affections, general decline and weakness, loss of flesh and all conditions of wasting away; and to make its great merits known, will send three free bottles of his newly discovered remedies to any af flicted reader of the Ledger. Already his ‘‘new scientific system of medicine” Inis permanently cured thousands of apparently hopeless cases. The Doctor considers it not only his professional, hut his religious duty—a duty which lie owes to suffer ing humanity—to donate his infallible cure. He has proved the “dreaded con sumption - ’ to be a curable disease beyond a doubt, in any climate, and has on file in his American and Euro pean laboratories thousand of “heart felt testimonials of gratitude” from those benefitted and cured, in all parts of the world. Catarrhal and pulmonary troubles lead to consumption, and consump tion, uninterrupted, means speedy and certain death. Don’t delay until it is too late. Simply write T. A. Slocum, M. C., 98 Bine street, New York, giving express and postoffice address, and the free medicine will be promptly sent. Blease tell the Doc tor you saw his offer in The Ledger. — •— KKuntlo Tour I’.owel* With CuscareU. Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever. 10c, !3c. If C. C. C. fail, druKCistsrefund money. An Old Idea. Every day strengthens the belief of emi nent physicians that impure blood is the cause of the majority of our disease*. Twenty-five years ago this theory was used as a basis for the formula of Browns’ Iron Bitters. The many remarkable cures efleeteii by this famous old household remedy arc sufficient to prove that the theory is correct. Browns’Iron Bitters is sold by all dealers. Thus. H. Hutleh. Hunky K. Ohuorne. BUTLER & OSBORNE, ATTOK JW eCYH-A.'r-I.A.W. Gaffney, S. C. Very careful and prompt altoutlou given to all business entrusted to us. fcyT’ractloo in all the courts. Notice of Sale. State of South Cahomna, i Hi the Common county or Cuekokuk. t’ IMeas. J. A. Cahkoll, IMaintiff, against J. Kh. Jt.EFEHiEH, Clerk of Court, as admiu- istrstorof the estate of \V. D. Archer, de- | Iceascd Itessio Archer, Sadie Archer. Ilar- mou Archer. Lillie Archer. Freddie Archer ami Harry Archer, Defendants. By virtue of a decree of foreclosure in the above cause, made June 1st. ixt*. I shall ex pos* to public sale, at Gaffney, S. (’., Chero kee court house, on Tuesday, July 5th. Sulcsdiiy, (Monday, July 4th. being a legal holiday) during the legal hours ol sale, tlie following described real esi it**, to wit: All that certain piece, parcel or lot of land All that cert a in niece, parcel or lot of land in tlie town of Gatfiiey City, S. C„ and houn ded us follows; Beginning on a certain pine slump on Mrs. Brown’s line east of tin* Colored Methodist Church; thence N. 5o feet: thence \V. 50 feet; tlienee S. 50 feet; thence K.50 feet to tiegin- ning corner (pine stump), containing 2AO> square feet more nr less. Terms of sale cash; purchaser to |*ny fur all papers. J. F.n. Jefekhiks, Clerk C. C. 1*. mid G. S. Tiios. B. Hutleh, IMaliiliff's mi'y. ti-lti-ilt I HEREBY announce myself a candidate for re-election to the oili.ci. County Trcasurci of Cherokee county Mi.o'-r! to Dm rules governing the cn.su.ng pt iuiaty elec tion. J. It. Junes. For Auditor. 1 HEREBY announce mvseif a candidate for re-election to thenffien' - Auditor for Cherokee county ait the ensuing primary election subject to tin titles governing tho primary election. W, j), Cami*. I HEREBY announce rnyseif a candidate for t lie office of Auditor of Cherokee county subject to tlie action of tlie approaching Democratic primary. \V. ft. Austell. For Clerk of Court. _ I HEREBY announce myself :t candidate for Clerk of Court of Ch«'r«>kee county sub ject to the action of the approaching Demo cratic primary. \Y. II. Ross. I HEREBY announce myself f andidate for Clerk of Court Cherokee ('ounty subject to the action of tin* Democratic primary and respectfully solicit tlie support of niy friends. \v. W. Gaffney. 1 HEREBY announce myself a candidate for re-election to theoffieeofClerkof Court of Cherokee County subject to the ensueing Democratic primary, and in connection I de sire to thank tin* voters of tin* county forthe confidence they have reposed in me in lit" past and if re-elected I will try. bv strie* at tention to the business cut rusted to me, to merit their continued confidence. Very respectfully. .!. En .Ieffehies. For Sheriff. B V requestormy friends I hereby announce myself a candidate f>>r the otHc* of Sheriff of Cherokee county, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. R. 1*. Si KfiiiiS. I HEREBY announce myself a candidate for re-eieeilon to tlie office of Sheriff of Chero kee County subject to the a id Ion of the Dem ocratic primary. J. B. Rosa, T HE many friends of G. Wash. McKowii, believing him to lie a suitable man for the position of Sheriff, respectfully receomend liiin to the voters of Cherokee County. B E. CAMI’ hereby announces himself as tv ■ candidate for the office of Sheriff of Cherokee County subject to the Democratic primary. It. F. Cami*. I HEREBY announce myself a candidate for Sheriff of Cherokee County, subject to the action of the approaching Democratic Primary election^ W. W. Thomas. For the House. I HEREBY announce myself a candidate for a scat in the House of Representatives from t his county, subject to the action of tlie Democratic primary election. \V. D. Kirby. I HEREBY announce myself a candidate for re-election to the House of ‘■ •presen- tallves, subject to tlie action of tlie Demo cratic primary. C. V. Win.SON ANT. ( HEREBY announce myself a candidate to represent tlie County of Cherokee in the lower house of the General Assembly of South Carolina, subject to th" approval of the Democratic primary. Respect full v. )V L c. Hamrick. For County Supervisor.^ T HE friends of \V. H. Richardson respect fully announce him as a candidate for County Supervisor, subject to tlie rules of the Democratic primary. Many Friends. A T the solicitation of my many trhmisl hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of County Supervisor, subject to the Democratic primary. Musks W ood. I HEREBY announce myself a candidate for tlie office of County Supervisor, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. C. T. I - til DUES. I HEREBY iioiiouiicc myself a candidate for tin* officeof county Supervisor subject to tlie action of the Democratic primary. J. V. WHELCHKL. I HEKHBY announce myself a candidate for the office of County Supervisor subject to the action of tlie Democratic primary. A. A.Sahuatt. I HEREBY announce rnyseif a candidate for re-election to the office of County Su pervisor of Cherokee County subject to the action of tin* approaching Derii icrath* pri mary. V Liusuomh. T HE many friends of R. M. Jolly, believing him to lie a suitable man for Count ( Su pervisor would respectfully recommend him to the voters of Cherokee county. For Sup’t. of Education.^ A S a Democrat l submit my name to the I “ ' ‘ mt v 1 •itlo re-election ns Superintendent of Education. W. F. McArthur. I HEREBY announce myself a candidate for tlie office of Superintendent of Educa tion of Cherokee County, subject to the ac tion of the Democratic primary. Jah. L. Strain. For the Senate. I HEREBY announce myself a candidate for the State Senate, subject to tin* action of the Democratic primary. U. C. SA HitAI a. T HE taxpayers of tiie county and friends of N. W. Hardin hereby announce him as a candidate for State Senate. 1 HEREBY announce myself a candidate for State Senator from Cherokee County subject to the action of tlie approaching Democratic 1‘rlmury election. T. B. Butler. For Coroner. T HE many friends of A. J. McCraw here announce him us candidate for rc-ch tlon to tin* office of Coroner of Chcruk county subject to action of Democratic p mury. Sheriffs Sale. , By virtue of execution directed to me I wilf sell at public auction, for taxes, before Hie court house in Cherokee county, on sales day In July, 1st Tuesday. (1st Monday being legal holiday) to tiie highest bidder, tin* lot- lowing described property, to wit: Ail that lot or parcel of land lying In Lime stone township anil Imunded by the In nils of W illiam Bright, Chester Bright and Rachel I’rlee. known us lot No. 2and belonging toll. II. Sarratt. Terms of sale: -Cash. J. R Ross. c-y-3t Sheriff. Notice to Witnesses. All witnesses who attended court at Spar tanburg and Dniou in thcruscsof the State against Sum Cole. Ed Jamison, Hen Jefferies, et al, or In any other vases, prior to the formation of Cherokee county, wh •ka>i not been paid, will please cull it my i Mice ,t Olive und make affidavit of ilu-ir utti i.il.iu.-e as 1 will take iMiiiie steps inlaillevt same as soon us 1 cun get them all In. J. En. Jefferies, ti-lti-H Clerk of Court.