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* The Preliy Iliin% •> I li;tvt in my .it'irr .up Miftlcii'iil iinlucriiM iil.s t.o nil l<>\ t-rs of l•l( , ^all' Siaiilp and I'aiify '■ r<>- ffi ifs ti> my dom. Tim Limestone Girls have K"im home fur the summer but there are [ilenty of pretty Gaffney Kiris left for the hoys to 1 real to lee eold drinks. .My fount a in is eonliuK and health iuspiriiiK- Give me a ••all. TOM L. BRGWft. 0, E. WiLKiNS & BHD, On and after this date, until September 1st, we will close our store at 7:30 p. m. every day CITY ANSI COUNTY CONGLOMERATED. Local News trom Town and Country TOO SHORT FOR A HEAD ISut Nolle Too Short to Mention, lienee They Are Itoili d flown Tor Oidek Keud- ItHfliy ffusy Ledger I'atron* V. ho Aro Tressed for Time. ()lii sohlieis have been in Use city this week receiving their peneioiiH. Well If y r ou are tired eating beef I can fur nish you with some idee mutton. Hut 1 have still p'l plenty of line boef and sau sage. lee in nhuudauec delivered anywhere Inside of town. I also have a few Tennessee! i r> ■ i piK-s or slioats to close out at .'> • per Hi. I ; except baturday. luivt* a nice* stock of fancy ^loc oi' S and j canned poods of nearly all kinds, (ountry i —, — j*i produeeon hand when if can possibly he i TOITl O cl. Til • Lintll procuml. PtRSONAL PARAGRAPHS. ojile tun kiiou mid feopb- You lion't Know. .) 10. Hierek the cnicient ituinH^tr <»f tlie (iuITtiey t Miil returned to the oily ycHtcrdny from his far wt .tent I rip. Mr. Hierek reports his trip :i sucetss from a biiKiness atamt- poiiit. Mo says the (inlTtfy ('arptM Mill is known from home. Mr. Hierek well knows his business and is just the man to keep it extending. Misses Millie Montgomery and M. Mood let t, t wo eh arming he I lett of Mont gomery, Ala., tire the guests of Mr. and Mrs. \\ . J. Wilkins, corner of Petty and Montgomery streets. Harriet Wilburn, u prominent planter of Cross Keys, came up to the commencement at Lim- stone col- We learn that the State Line sec* ' lege, where his charming daughter, | tion had a pretty good shower of rain | Miss Annie Hello, was a pupil. I Wednesday afternoon. j J. (,}. Little was in imparl an burg Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Turner have i Wc(lne8day ' ! moved into (heir handsome m w cot- I .. ",“"7 '“' ,v tage on Frederick street extension. j 1 ^^, i y j escTiay. e ! Lditor keys, of the Baptist Cou- Rev. Arthur Crane will arrive in j rier was in the citv Tuesday attend- AN ALUMNA' ORGANIZED. I liue»; >11 •ivll.jll 'ill, h during the lwe:it.y-five Collf'e iti(*t Alfred Harris, of Algooi, was in 7:30 p. m. is a long L. W. McQUINN, '.'hone No. W. Hr.ek Block i day an( J th j s W ij| afford STATEMENT shnwhiK the Uiiiiucial romlition uf the City ofGatlney to .lime 1st. Is'.r.i. i:\ri.Mtm i:i> Police ■« |:jt» tv Streets U* di Iimiilcutal expin .c :.T Jail c.Npen.se .. i 0B Liverj' anil feed s (M) Kl a-trie eurreiit an 1 supplie.s. ks Acivei-tisinir ami sialioiieiy 4 MI llills payahle I.Wd) Hi Interest Charity At: < m itahtneu on haml 1,50; os Total l' ns KKCKIPTS. Thilance May. 1st. |s!t:i Street tax Special tax ... .... Tines .... < 'ut lull weiv hillK our store people a little while to recreate be fore retiring. We hope our many friends and patrons will appreciate this and do your shop ping before closing hour. Watch our ad for our u mi ; -■> | two weeks special sale the Cl ty to-morrow, and l) ries o f meetings in Ihe Fir Chu n di .Sunday moniiug. Mr. and Mrs, Thoa. havt .* moved from the Sam’ on \' ictoriu Ave. , to the J fcric “S Cottage, on Buford si The MatTney Baseball Club will go to Kings Mountain next Friday to p!uy a game. The boys sliould"get in good shape, us King Mountain has an t exceptionally strong team this year. Roy Davis presented The Ledger | witii an iron ball yesterday. Me i found it near Limestone and looks as | if wa- a small grape shot. Roy is a ! bright little boy and has our thanks. st Baptist! Misses Urace, Rosa and Master 8u.ti Willis, of Greenville, are in the McAllister ! c ‘ Jy '’isRing relatives and are the s building I 8 lu ' 8ts ur, d Mrs. J. 11. Turner I j e £ at Limestone. rfl<jr , i <«. \\. Lemaster, of Pine Grove, made a business trip to the city yes terday. A. N. Wood went to Spartanburg Wednesday ou business. tin Mon fay ufternoo Cuiiiinencemenf about graduates of Limestom in the college chapel and organized tin - alumna* unsocialhm. Miss M. F.. McKie, of Fdgelield, was elected president, .Miss Florence Griflith of the college recording, secretary and Mrs. Kdmi Munis, of GutTney, corres ponding secretary. In addition to these olllcors seveiitefn vice presi- di nis were elected from the seventeen gradut One mcetir A. El erne, nee Mrs. J>. A. A. Wilks, gomery,.f)ei were grtidualesof Limct'' ne under Iho Curtisadministration. All of theta b - came memlnrs of the association and it. is hopi-d Mini many more of the “old girls'’ oi the Limestom Female High School, as the school was fulled in the old days, will join the organization and help to huihPup Limestone College. 1 he meeting s-as full of spirit and it is expected to enroll in a short time at le $ elU3$t-H m . cc lbS5. resting f, a: ur.i of the s tiio pre*- •nee of Mrs. E. ieo MiL-s E Addle L- Cost, Thomns, nee Mis ? Mary and Mrs A. V. Moot- / Miss A. V . Gaffney . These S. S. !s 2 Great Blessing to He* 8190(18!i!l Life. Age does not necessarily mean feebl ness and ill health, and nearly all of the sickness among ni.l CcciMlft It fdopr Thftrw older people can be avoided. Most elderly blM rGDpiS. II blfbS llltlfl people are very susceptible to illness, but it is wholly unnecessary. By keep ing their blood pure they can fortify themselves so as to escape three-fourth's of the ailments from which they suffer so generally. S. S. S. is the remedy which will keep their systems young, by purifying the blood, thoroughly removing all waste accumulations, and impart ing new* strength and life to the whole body. It increases the appetite, builds up the energies, and sends new life- giving olood throughout the entire system Mrs. Sarah Pike, 477 Broadway, South Boston, writes: “ I am seventy .\sars old, and had not enjoyed good health for twenty years. I was sick in different ways, and in addition, had Eczema terribly ou one of my legs. The doctor raid that on account of rny age, I would never be ’•Jl well again. I took a dozen Itottlcs of S. S. S. and it cured me ^ completely, and I am happy to say that \ j6s*z The commencement visitors nearly all gme home and left have - Gaff- i ney working right along on her old j lines. Lvery one on and all for the furtlu the oily. his own line r upbuilding of John S. Harmon, a prosperous farmer of lb tie Grove, was in the city yesterday. ^ L. R. May good, a young business man of Gastonia, was among hs friends in Guilt.ey, Tue day Mrs. Alice Surratt lefi yesterday for Thermal City. N. C M. I). \JuhiilTey, of Fair View, Laurens c .unty, was an apprecia tive visitor in the city during the commenceim nt, J. A. Scruggs, of Ezells, came in to set- 1 he J.cu .cm while in lire city \ c s- J. II. Curry is putting the finishing touelii s on stnet. It ige on Buford a pleasing ap- JVof. M. \. Bennett and Dr. <>. W. Leonard, of Keidsville, were in the city )'u -sday evenieg on “pro- fe.-sii_.ii a I business.” Total Itulaix-e on liatul tI.V, ( W. II. Itoss. clerk-. Notice. • M-./-. i 4-,,, \ * r s\ r\] s r- /-v-f tlu-ir part but ti:e rain has been " Lhe last two weeks of ■ wilh , wld , M ' d not . s i June. V7e will offer some good things. his cott presents ! p ( arance now and when finished will I he an ornament to the street on i which it is built. | Dr. Win. Amh rspp, a prominent physician of Blacksburg, camejjto : Gallney vest i id ay on husim ss. Moses Wood is out of thy city tliis week on his farm near Pa colt t, in Spa rt a n bu rg cau n! y. MrsAnnit VV. Hand, of AshviPe, N. C., is in the cily on a v;sii to her Our well tilled gardens are not fur nishing ns the line fresh vegetables usually so plentiful with us at this i season of Hie v ur. Gardeners have i popul.it we coiu A (TOKPIXG to iin hi-‘ passed 0y t lio’nst j *^n*Kisl!iluri- all piiitiesowniiiK laiiiN aloii'Z i Tldekety creek are hereby renttlreil to re- ' move any and :iil oltstruet ions in the chan- | nel of said ereek. th:;n a • i-it X. l.iescoMii. Supervisor. 0. E. Y/ilkins & Bro. (iiittnov, S. Friday, June 11. bsetice of the college girls rn->1! ier, Mrs. Jv . A. Kit rbe. on Race iffney ereates^i vu icuum m our strei * l . ion which is alwn vs felt. Hut B yce V. \Yi ii sonant tued Kd ward rat ulat c t hem o: i being v it h leps comb were in the (ity Wet .1 nes- red ones at home and promise day. hourly w* leoim* it) Ga Urey ( T. J. Wall:or, ( of \Y<)( druff, v. as in ie next session be gins. li:e ( •ity some days this v. (c k. Fsed l»y the rrateniitv’ 1 is generally made so that the jiem'ntiijrc is largely in favor of the operator. I liaye a wheel—a bicych—on which tliere are no blanks. You oet a, good cigar every roll. One man goi Tour oc cigar.- for dr. There is n possibility of griting Five 5c cigars for 5c. The percentage in favor of your getting good value for your money in tho l»r\ Goods. Notions and Grocery line at my store is even much larger. All goods guaranteed to he as represented. L'd me serve you. Wit 11 or 15i» koi\ Tlte scythes aro in tlie fields, the golden grain is falling before their keen edges and the harvesters are reveling in their work. Hut tho rol ler mill builders in ChprCdtee have I not put injlheer work, which will com- : pell nearly all of Cherokee’s wheat ! to be ground outside the county. 1 This must not be the case in I'JOU. a ebarndnj; .ii S I A. \ r I 10 OFFER CASH BUYERS Lawns, Organdies, Denims / Crashes, Prof. B. \V. Gt-t.-ingi r, «.f Spartan burg, took in the eonunt nceBicnt at Limestone and while in the city was thn guest of hi* youog friend. Z. M. McCraw, corner of Montgomery and Petty streets. F. H. Dover, of Antioch, was in the city yc-aterduy. T. R. Cox, an active husinc^H man of Woodruff, and a stockholder in the Most of the fanners have worked j Victor Oil Mil! in this city, is In tin- their crops over twice since they ■ city this week giving h\s attention to 1 have liad any rain. Crops are gen-i the construct ion of the mill. Mr. erally in line condition, hut the con- ! Cox is an enterprising man of high 1 tinned dry and hot weather has he- | character and we tru. t ihut he will \ gun to materially affect their growth, j soon conclude that Gaffney is the | Spring oats are sorry, fall oats arc : place for his home. 1 fair and being harvested. Wheat is i low with fair heads. It, too. has ; been cut short by tho dry weal her, I j hut the large acreage planted will I bring the cropj up to an average one | at reel in Cherokee. i While Mr. F. II. Dover was in the | city yesterday he showed The Lf-dger • a r.ng which he made out of a piece ! of the plug of a Yankee bomb Gu ll | which exploded and f> !i near him in I tiio trenches around Petersburg in ’ February, ISO'). Mr. Dover made the rii g and sent it to tho lady he ; afterward married and wiio has worn it since. It is in a good state of preservation ir.d looks as pretty ns gold, and must, to Mrs. Dover, he much dearer. r.i- Miss. Nannie Cora Richardson rived in the city a few days ago from Cainpobt-Ha where she i.a been leach ing. Miss Richardson is one i f Hie city favorites and will add ; inch m pleasure tin. sum mi r. Mike Thoti famous old 1; 8. C., Infutit a .- launch frit of the social circli s this ipson, of T! ib-kety. tlie ghtiug Mi..e of the HMi ry in the civ il war, and l rel of 1 ho 1 a Igi.-r, pni 1 terday. - ’A hot mi re, a popular the Keys, attendi d ■limestone eommen'imtnt, and young lady of Cr Aunt Doily d«nil. : while in llu city was the guest of Aunt Doily Brown, an old r r'gro [ Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Guir.cs on \ ie- woman.iiied lust Friday, the 2nd in-t. j 1 I ,' a iU '-‘‘ ue n \ assey, of Er.iis, was in \ Nice I' igiircd Lawns '.lie. / I Crushes, (Uc. \ Everything Else in the Mercantile Line at Proportionately Low Prices. CARROLL & CARPENTER. Her age was nil. accurately known, i There is little doubt, however, that i she was more than one hundred i years old. She has a son living who is seventy years old who says he is I his mother’s seventh child, and ac- ! cording to his count, which he l as j kept up for many years, his mother was one hundred and live years old. Aunt Dolly was a slave of llu- lute I James Brown of this section; at d j died on the farm he owned, it still being owned by his relatives. Aunt 11 s.- ic the city y.-terday. Capt. John M. Montgomery, the faithful friend and untiring benefac tor of Limt si one College, was in the city Tuesday nttendit g the c-m- meueement. Miss Allie Scott, a charming little lady from Augusta, Gu., G on a visit to her sister, Mrs. W. 11. Pearson, on Mon 1 gotnery st retd. C. B. Turner w as in the city yester day. Miss Kate Magness, a charming A riuc ns and suit .unding ootmnunity ti speak a word of praise through the medium of your yi u will allow me CO a More than $200.00 worth of notions to oo at w holesale pi icfs for SPOT (’ASH. Ladies' ami gouts’ tics, scarf's and hows, from tho cheapest to the best. Hosiery for infants, children, misses, ladies and gents ; suspenders, for hoys and men ; fans, from le to $1.00; ladies' undorvosts, 4, 0.7, 8. 10, and on up to 50 cents ; men’s work shirts, dress -iiirts, overalls, umbrellas, etc., All to Go at Wholesale Prices FOR GASH—not even freight added. Gome and get first choice and save money, lor money saved is money made. J. R. TOLLESON & CO’S. Cheap 5tore. ! u city centrally lucuted in one of the I in- :-t healthy local inns in Hie South, | blcf.-id with i xct llent water u.d ‘ abiiunding in wiuith un'l gruuduer, | and belter than all, the people tire i kitnl iiMSpitahle—the town is rapidly i Imdding up. Ouevyrr slroct, alley , aiid tiVi line you hcc new huildlnga. The mcrchunta and clerke all fi«* m iluhv as lu- -t. Tho lumber and brick ! men ii em In have nfT they can do The cotton mill runs night and day. ! J. R. Killians' commodious two ; Dory building on Cherokee avenue is ! nearing completion and when done I will be one of the beautiful buildings of I he city, loth in workmanship j and ^slyle. Mr. Killian Is sparing i no means in luring it done good style. • < Hixr.nviu. luinns, provided swamp- Gaffney is ROOT spacf I i'i'i'diiiiii'-iiiI'-iI f a ytliiiiKi Out if ynu In v*' 1- idiii-i'. livi r i>f i IiIji liii-r- tiuiiOli- i: » :l! lie j fmiinl jtiKi tin-remedy ynu nued. At i kKis In Mlty rent and dollar Voir i.iay | have a Maiii|>le Imlt le nt tills a-'ii'lerful hew I disi-iivery hy mail free, also ;iamplilrl |e|- i lluK nil al> ait n 1 Adiln • Hr. K ilhn-r X i I in Iainiton, N. V. 'M uf} PARKERS HAIR BALSAMS ICtoiae* si • s tl* h»j-. Il'r,,-: ..-CS a Jio jritiil growth. IJMcver Faila to Itea'ora Or»y I Hair to Its youthful CoThr. ■ Cures i sip Citrsn* Iiclr laliiag. fo-.ainttl vat l>ru;'K' ** ■i mwiw i—■■ ■—uri'-g nuiwrfwwi E FOR UUKtS WHEHE Alt ELSE FAILS Hf.st < -ough Hyrup. TtuUfift lit Hid. Ub© | in tinns. HniIU tif drui/tfIMh. PPUEtnaia Administratrixes’ Notice. A1 atlniiniht ratrlxes of tint eutat.u of M, G. Mii||tp>nii-ry. ilei-i insed.we will nili r f> r .ale, in Ini Ik, n groo'i •‘l<au slock iff fnrniliiri' and uimert.iklnK with the nrl vlh-ifo of I he rent of tin* hiilldlec until -vpt. I'-.r -. nDn hoarse, i a’.nal.le pnlr of Imrni s deilvorj- w.-ik >n ami nm* t wo-borse wskoii. Any onedesirina such n - tore and tuiatneas will do will In rail n the umlerslKnerl ou or before June lath at Gaff ney I'ity. S. ('. Mas. A. V. MoJtTaojirur, Mas. i'ANXie M.^Montuomery, AdtnlnistfatrixeM, June 2, lss«i.-4t. t l.'itl members. Tii in girls h ro O t ll t i r al mu t*n ;ta t tnd full of iiasm. W hen 1 llu y put t Ik dr and h carts logo i her they w ill e a po i.ver for tl ie cc di.ge. W. C. I/|ibc hundd a few daj stone which had regular tliapa. carved a face < A Cariosity. iscoinb placed in our agfi a pii.'cf of s )ap- beeu polislied in ir- Ont side wa.s leaf and a hvart. <in the the leaf was cut the word- 1 we trust," atid uti lli^ luart I feel aa well as I ever did in my life.” Mr. J W. I/Yvinar, of (Tolquitt, Ga , nays: “For eight- vein's I suffefed tortures from a fiery eruption on my litin. T tried almost every known remedy, but they fall*! one hr one. and I was told that my age, which is rl*ty sis. against me, and that I could never hope to b* well aguia. I finally took S. S. S., and it cleansed my blood thoroughly, and now I am in perfect health.” 3. S. 8- THE BLOOD is the ouiy remedy which can build up and strengthen old people, because it is the only one which is guaranteed "dH free from potash, mercury, arsenic and other damaging mineral},'J I)r is ma.le from roots anil herbs, and has no chemicals whatevei ip it. .S S .S cures tho worst cases of Scrofula, Cancer. Eczema, Rheumatism, Tetter. Open Sores. Chronic 1 leers, Boils, or any other disease of the blood. Books on these diseases will he sent free by Swift Spectre Co., Atlanta. Ga. Mr. lii -comb found his farm out on Thick work on it indicatis Lb many years r/o. this stone on *ty, and li o it it '.*as dot e The Monarch of Strength is Mijs F.vh Drurnuiond young lady of Wood niff, ia spending some time with Mr. and Mrs. J. K Ezell, corner of Jefferies and Petty, u Peace Hath Her Victories &(o less renowned than war, " said Milton, and now, in the Spring, is the time to get a peaceful victory over the impurities which haie been accumulating in the blood during Winter s hearty eating. The ban ner of peace is borne aloft by Hood's SarsapdriilA, If bring* rw* and eoHifvrt iy t4>* weary body risked by paint of ail aorU and kinds. It* henoficittlvUocts prow 14 to he the great epeeific to be relied upon for victory. i.h'tA’n never eksa-ppoiat#. j Scrofula ‘ Himnlrw; f i rofnls -erva niHile me nhtm-’ jd h> m Ighbors. Medical ; trcfi'nietit falie.l. A r*-lfctlve nrped mi* to tr> MmM e ^irsapi.rllla. i»iii so und in few inotitlis tin-fore* Gunjiietely fienled.” Mm. i J. M. llA7< ti, Ktna, N. >T. j C-Atarrh l/'isa,>rornbIp catarrhal drop- , ph'v'* i.i in j' throat imiit-- me nervous uml diizy. My liver was torpid. H-xjiI s bar- \ Aaj.m'i I In eortected bull) troublta. Mv health i* ve7'3’ good.” Mm*. F.i.viha 3. \ KaiT.nr, 171 .Main Ht., Anburn, Mains. Tytrcr® ‘A tumor HI h!< mi a !ac;« . inirhlr i nme under my tongue and lnat**d f»f hTtlny m3 phybiidan ooti jtc* on 11,1 used 1 n.j fan,rite '•i.raig tonic, Tlood’s Sats.apa- | rilhi. i t • l iiiicli soon ilisfty[>enreil.'’ Mas. M. M. Com k.n, L'nion .‘'t., Lowell, Mass. fit it / ‘ C V V‘- V-A a ' 3 (Aiisoi.i TJ2J.V i i !?:< Its strength comes from its purity. It is all pure coffee, pi freshly roasted, and is sold only in one-nound sealed *3 packages. Each package wiil make 40 cups. Tho pack- & age i ’> scaled at tho P/hlls so that the aroma is never U weakened. It has a delicious flavor. Incomparable « strength, it is a luxury within tho reach of all. Insist on “Lion” Coffee Never grouml nor aold In bulk. |jk None Genuine without Lion’s head. d"in not Lion CoKtn In Lt* atoao, e-nA *• blH nain« *1111 itnUrwn Uwit w« 1*1*7 plarn It on aula tl.o. v. Uv not siXMyt Bur *iila*tltuf*. VYOOmON BPIfU cx>., ToUnlo, OLIo. Grocer v ■*- rsrrrjzn Oig Bargains and Sest Values. . . . IN A FF.W WEEKS WE WILL TAKE STOCK AND BEFORE DOING THIS WE WILL OFFER SOME NEVER HEARD OF ERICS WV imp rci 1 nee 011 r -lot k, so now look out for low prices big' valih For Sale 1(11’rrllv Ti:r • ,-t. d for o Ni> id insi-t: V!S: ! li lor li:t ntl toih F: - this hr;id will - ■id ■ ii-h Inscr- 111 > cent*. Hattie Grouiiil. 11 !'>n 1 m I t.e 2‘. t h ids (• ulli ry. \. St m y -..‘-I tiiniid ;I t.-n een 2bc (Jr^andios at 1 Sc. Babv Carria^os and (»o Carts at re duced prices, A special run on clothing and Iiats. Now 1m the time to l)ti\ youi- .shoes; all will be eul in price. \ on want to see our special drive in Hosiery. Suspenders and l nderwear. A solid line at cost. We are headquarters fo is not idle talk—but facts >est goods and low prices. Now this Wo are in the lead. How do wo j know it? Give ip Whv, a c; all. by our sales. ^'ours with best goods, I3BS OompaRy Store, RELIABLE GOODS AND LOW RRICES. in j r o< Dolly vvu« remarkable Ktrung for one belle of Grassy Fond, is Hie guest of s > old up to tho time of her death. Miss Ethel Surratt on Limestone She was a typical old Southern negro, j strict. always neatly dressed and extremely 1 Rev. W. M. White, of Coupons, polite, ami hud friends in a.'l our peo- was a most welco.i o visitor at this ule. „ | office Wednesday. v „ R. T. Morris, of Powells, came in ,, , .. .. yesterday and renewed nis ^ubacrip- iaunky,?!. ., .lu} ..•' Lditor t j on t0 -|j ie j je( jg er> Mr. Morris is a r> J*edgt r : — Having had the pleasure veteran of the “lost eaust” and dr- *- | of visiting your little city 1 fte! lighted with his experience ut the r - " 1 i it a duly I owe in behalf of the citi- 1 u " inn at Rharlesto i and d fixing mw , I for riw-ster J pm:: SALK. Italiliilt metal «'vit * pi:r‘i*l on I lie iii:it-k!;l ill 1<K.‘u iiountl. A|>- l>l * at Tit k I.KixiKti. I7UU sAl.t: Heal KM at. M'-i-tiratres Titles I to It.-:il Lstato. < li 1111 I Min t'z ia 1 • I.lens. Notes, lit -.. lor sale at Tnr I.ki.i11: otli.-* Just Think of It.... A WHOLE SKIT OF CLOTHES FOR P(/i: AKItlACi:. Ii you rot ami wi.-li . ai- I.i11 st iOIl:|l)ll• WllllillZ 111 v I tut Ii tlieia at Tuk I.: oi.i it. tliieai'. 1 iiiutTl- iit-tit uml fush- . 3<)U IMIl iillli iiat I act li trfTalns In sewlnir mai-hlnos a ?iy jjart s orilert-il for K. > 1. >ln h. ' of IIK.e1.1 \ GD. An ele ruiit in -,v fu ;>t type ultli kliii-!i to print vveililoi.r fanls. vi ;11ii^r c.inls. etc.: uiso a mait line of visitin' ■ .nls .vli.rli \»e wills, i;, , I l,.r |)rint- i'l o i.'a:;i i.t f<rli-es that are leasoiinhle. A pply at Tu i: I.: doek. W<- bought :i ju-t the ibing for ibis hot weather— ami/we are oil'ering them at a Rgmarkabie Low Price-SIdS.... We want to give our I'rieuds tlie >argaiu ot of Grasli Suits— a reiuarkably low price benelit of our good fortune. Wanted. ’ rvnf an r (Miil*. . (f W wn n t Apply ill I W AXTI.!’ !'i ft ><>il fainli:e i of eanl. spin- Hint; a tu I vn-:ive r min help: steiiily eni- ployiui-nt; jfo'nl lunni umli'leasant i u-ation. 'iuyerlnUimJenl, tNineo Appl> to !,. I) I . \ al. Notice. Dies mill le reel I veil for the n. \t leu e.-ij . * J for I hi I hi It'vs of' the pan pi r far:n: plans Clin he si i n In my oitli-e. N. l.iesi omu, County SuiM rylsor, .1 title 2. tS'J9.r>-2 M onies To l,o.\\ at Seven 1‘ee < >-u(. on i ity real i l.-it-,- most iitvoralile terms. t*i:I! at oiKH) ttilli see i ,e. .1 .letferles. We have only a few suits left so if you want one you had better call early, or they will be gone 0. Lipscomb & Bro., 'riiio M the fall tillin'.le- A. . ■. 11. t . a 11 s 11: WoimI. fltlitker. N. B.—We are order to dose out goin'r to make a drive next week in Shoes in for Fall and Winter stock. For Rent. F olt l{!:x r My present nshlene.- eon- talnlnu nine looms: front uml hack Ktulr- voiy iind lilt;-" burn with all m-ecssarv eoti- xeiiierices, tor partteiilnrs apply to Slis. ,\. V. Montpmicry. Gnflney. K. e. f, ja-tj- S lttlll'. IIOOM next to ’J’. Duveniso tN f,n- rent. A. N. Wimil. .i-7-tf Building and Plastering Lime, Coal, Shingles, and Elas- te - Hair, Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Fuse and Dyna mite Caps, call on THE LIMESTONE SPRINGS LIME WORKS, Telephone 57 CARROLL & CO., Lessees V