The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, July 21, 1899, Image 4
GUY AND COUNTY
GONGLCii [RATED.
This belongs io
John C. Lipscomb,
SI'* ’( l.SSOK 'J'*)
VV. 0. LIPSCOMB & BRO.
I am loo husy I his week taking
s(*»ck, ami marking j^ooils ilown
for a yrand roduction sal**, lo
write an ad. My store will re
open Jnl)'22. Watch my advor-
tisements il v*»ii would henelit
yourselt' hy taking jnlvantaoo of
unheard **l harj'ains.
John C. Lipscomb.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
; I ‘*» i>l<- v on Know ami I’t'oiilc* 1 You ilon’t
Knotv.
Win. Wislu r, one of Cherokee's !
' prosperous Kin^s Crcok farmers. \va -
I on a business trip to the city W’*d-
Local News from Town and ;Nir - '\>h« r r porta t'r.at
(jumaLte to crops in his section by the
Country dry woat lu r.
Miss Kate 11. Ikit?**, a charming
younij iaily of Manetta, Ga.. is visi-
100 SHOHi 1 OR A HEAD ; t j n ,, t | J( . fj nii v 0 f M r . x. chalk
j and other relatives at Ravenna.
lint None Tt.«i Short to .Mintion, Hence A. \ . ilammet, of Mercer, HUS ill
They Are lioileU Down 1'or *»uli « lte:i*l- | the City i UUyiiuy.
Jonas \ asM-y, a hterlin^ Cluro-
eean of Ezells, was in to see us
G. A. Ellis, of iRarsvi
N. C.
\v is in the city yesterday with a loi d
of country produce.
Mrs. II. C. Gnunlin. of Ellis Ferry,
was in the citv yesterday.
In^ hy liimy l.e*ln»'r l'iitroi,» \t ho
l‘r«*SM d for 1 iui«*.
Chicken wagons from th** North
Carolina mountains have been wi,ii ; says the crops are badlv dunia^ed
us this week. j i,y tip; drought wiiich preceded it.
Watermelons are bein*» brought In Miss Ada Rrown, of Ravenna, was
ilav. They I hi the cily' Tuesday'.
Dr. Lee 1 >a 1 i
• Lodge
is expected to
—
return in a few
days fr
on) his visit 10 i
•—
his family in M
ary lam
1 and business |
trip to 1 lo ea -
*rn <‘i* i
si.
—
Mrs. W. 0. C
trpente
r lefi WeilntF-
...,
day to visit fri*
nds in
Vorkville,
Judge Hern’! 1
1 start-
<1 to Scotland 1
last week to vis
it his
mother who in
Il|,'
ninety y* ars oh
V. !
Chari, g A. \\
ood is
ha'k in the !
\!*!
eit v soending
some 1
)tmt with his
s
friends.
)a,
Clyde Feeler
has ace
opted a posi- j
i/t
Woman’s Mission.
Successful competition in any field depends on physical health
FAMILIAR
c
from the farmes every day.
ari“ of fair size and are of good quali
ty.
The crops outlook is by no means
The growth is small
luesday. Mr. \ asst-y reports a i ;,i »,
, , • . .• , I Gon with M. i'oliakeif
good shower in lus section Monday’, . . , , ,
• r ’ 1 Judge and Mrs. J. L. Webster and
son, Roy, went to Hendersonville. N.
C.. the first of the week. The judge
returned yesterday, Mrs. Webster
and Master Loy will remain in the
Mr. diaries Smith, of Goucl er,
was among t iie visitors to too cily
1 uesday.
W’m. J. Ruppe, of Maud, and his
encouraging, me growin is auiaii daughtera, Misses Nancy and lury
j ami tin* *lry wiatlier is ti lling on it ; j., tl0 came in to see us vVednesd* y
wonderfully. j w bile in the city shopping.
Material for the water-works con-j Miss “Hot” l rquhart, a charming
i tinu. s to arrive but we hear nothii g j iitti** Miss, of Kluckshurg, has b?en
mountains for
ne 11 mi
oi a
ny t imi beiug set to begin put t ii
on a visit thb
ek to I he family of
^ome and ict us reason together.
in I he platil.
Farmers will soon he done vvorkii
Capt. R G. Sams, on Victoria avenue.
Rev. Landrum Kzill, of WoodrulT,
, , was in the citv a few *iays ago, on
their crops and many of them ure a visit to hj s aauglitor, Mrs. T. I.
already preparing to begin work^ n - NVaIker on Victoria avenue.
I esse Wall, a popular traveling
an of Spartanburg, was in Gulfney
A liililro.is <l:iy at Aitti<M*h.
The Antioch Sunday school chil-
<ir<‘ns day exercises will come of? at
Antiocii cliurch on Saturday the ‘J'Jth
inst. The programme for tiie occasion
has been carefully arranged and a
number of go.al speakers have been
invited lo deliver ad Ir.-sos, 'and no
people know better than the Antioch
m
s
pairing and building farm onuses
Long trains of lumbi r wagons eu:
in every «lay from the ha* 1 In gr <u
You arc nearly work ami should have sorm*
rocndition. lor ‘‘Ail work ami no play make:' Jack a
dull l»ov.” Nowhere can you liml im>r*‘ pleasure,
for you and yoitr family, than I’iding in a nice new
hujggv that yon have purchased at a real hargain
W’e are Selli |)*r t h<* host
*1 < 1 I
to he found for the ntonev. W e carry ; hill lim* ol
| section with lumber for the numer-
I ons buildings being built in the
| city.
Fred Harris left yesterday with his
! teams for (’apt. J. J> R-'^s, railroad
I contract near Columbia where he and
i teams have been employed by CupC
| Roes.
A portion of L. linker’s force < om-
Tuesday.
l)i\ \V. C. Hamrick was in Green- j
vhie Tuesday on business.
■I E. Ilierck mad* a b einess trip | "A Little Spark M&y
to Spartanburg Tue-day.
Mr. and Mrs. R. il. Taylor, of
Tnickety, were in the city Wednes
day making seme pure! a-es. Mr. j
questions about
woman’s future
arc constantly
asked.
Shall women vote? Shall they practice law?
Shall they compete with men in every field?
Whatever woman's mi ,si u in»y finally be de-
~ck'.r. d lo be, it ia certain that something
must be iione for licr physical health.
Ignorance, superstition and mystery sur-
y r«iiiii«l womiin's delicate organism. Heroic
r efforts t > endure pain is part of woman's
i creed. Man}’women's lives are a constant
V l struggle with lassitude; many are violently
ill without apparent cause, and few indeed
are in normal health. u
^ ^ J his is all wron / and might be different
/ if women would follow Dr. Hartman's ad-
l vice. 1'erhaps the most practical printed
, talk lo women to be found anywhere is in
Dr. Hartman's book called ‘'Health and
’ffil if I’cauty," vvliicii the IV-ru-ua Medicine Co.,
iiw ^ / Golmnbus, O., will mail free to women
' jij • only. It is certain that Dr. Hartman’s
/ \V% % ^T'ru-na lias proved a perfect boon for
women's <li.ieases of the j^ndvic organs. It
treats them scientifically and cures them
' r permanently. All druggists sell it.
‘ “ I received your book and commenced
flic use of your medicine at once,” writes
Mrs. H. I). Amoss of Greensboro, Ga., to
, . . , , v Dr. Hartman. “I took five bottles of
people how I » attach the comforting , Pe-ru-na and two of Man-a-lin. I feel like a new woman. When I commenced
features lo sucii nn occasion. i taking 1’e-ru-na I could imrdly walk across my room; now I am doing my own
We predict an intert sling and work and can walk to church. I shall never cease to thank you for prescrib-
pleasant li.ri*', for the Antioch pco- ingiormc. I had lx;en under the tri aiinent of two doctors but never received
pie do nothing by halves. i aL1 ' r benefit until I commenced taking your medicine. 1 wish every woman
who was su fering as 1 was would send for one of your books. May God bless
you and sp;n>*yi*u many yearntiT \.'o.ncn who are snll«*ring as I was.”
I - ;fty thou? ani\ woSmtt^^jToeicdftft^FUetTaiid Tirescribcd for this year free of
charge by D . Tlavtinsra, p.-vsident of the Surgical Hotel, Columbus, O. All
rr r ■~t / ,r~ it* r,ODlen s ’-—Hng from aav YfTsj;*^^U<it/'inucoMa membrane, or any of the
Make liiuch work, j pc-euli r ills of von n, may v higi and the letters will receive hia
personal att* ntion : for special question blank for women.
Taylor reports a good slunver both
The Utile “t
.Sunday unci Monday afternoon.
I in the system
s" of had l!sod lurking
ild he quenched io:th
menci il work on a resilience for R.
Cook, on (in nard Ft reel W id
Mr. A. J. McGill, a prominent !
Hood’s Sars&pi III a, America's great blood
One of the Problems
It}.
IP*: Pl!i
Etc.
hO)
Kings Creek I'annir, accompanied by j P liri / ter ' it P'.r-.yes^Jti.o.iaesa-id snmhes
M rs. McGill, Aiiss Ileile I'laxieo and the Mood cf both sezes and &U ages. Cutes
lids building i> f »r Mr. Cooks own I Miss Anna White-sides were in the! scrofula, salt rhe'm, dyspepsia, catarrh.
■ u-e iinl will be a beauty. city shopping Wednesdaj, and while ^
J. T. May has put bis force to ; here honored Tim Ledger with an
work on a new residence on Petty "I P* l "‘ J? * , , , -rA'^ XWr ’*?'~T r '- •.•■■J t
» str- el fur G. E. Wilkins. The site i, . •:' rs - J - 1 ; brown who mis bet n ;
, , >»,. uiiLi.j visiting relatives and friends in Jones- > ■ r *-—e neKJ m f
I a handsome one anil sir. wiihins
,i i .il,,,., t , ,. *ia villo aiHl rpananonrg, returned to
will hive his hou *e 1*1 ki i ping Vt.llii . * .
her home in the city v. idnesday. _
.Mrs. It. S. Li[)SC0!iib i* ft Wt-dnes- I POT o3lG
Cap*. Tbackslon has done s-une day for a short stay in Ashville, N. C. '
I g od work with his street force on J, E. Bierck went toKaluda, s'. G., I i o • for^na: cea” a word*each in* -
Birnie trerl, within Hie lust f**‘V ] ’Tuesday where Mrs. Jlierd: and lit-! >«»ad ie .-i-i.-.i i i i. iin.n t.-u .-.•hd.
lays, at d when h*: commenced it lie son are spi nding flic suiiiiik r. poll SA’.K «i;.l m-v. -i#:i|,.-i . ai u-n eein.- a
* iiiiiuti-oU. Apply af 1 his
of preseiit-day in. rchandi-ing is b.o-.v best to advertise. A store must
advert; e or it can’t prosper.
But we have tried muny different ways.
But we have found that the best way of all is to g ve the people great,
big, pressed-down, running over values for their money and let them
go away and talk about it.
This is the case at my store. I endeavor to give the best bargains
in Staple and Fancy Groceries that are to be had in any store in Gaff
ney. I want your trade, but J want it on merit alone, and in order to
mi :it your patronage I guarantee everything as represented or refund
the finonov.
WALTER BAKER.
Yours fill* 1111 - in*'
Mrs. J.
Bigi'i-rstalf, of Gn en-
i vilie. is in the city visiting her sist■ r, i p<»i; ‘Abb N lour r Mini eoita^** In |
Mis. Ed. II DeCamp, on Victoria I urJm'unsr’A'upiy laTnuortic.. 01 v on
avi ’itn
I t,in mi ! nl c\ cr
at l‘ pomnl. Ap-
c; a v, e
linishi d it bi-fiU'c hi- moved loanoth r j
piucc
Liihsob Howell and Bud Wright
both white men—v.ert; arn Hfed Tut.-- , ■ ^,, ,
day m ar Valley Falls, in Spartan- E. K. Belew, of Blucksbiir/ made L yl,.-. ii V,',,
burg cotinly. and comiititted to Spar- •’ business trip to tlie city Wednes- p > o i at bi.in.i i; ^
tanlnirg jail, cliarged with anaittempt day. ! puk sai.i: i;.- . n-Mortgages. Titles 1
1 0 r . v j .|." Johnson Burges, One f f Choroki i s I I to I.*. :;; Kstate. I ,i,in..| Wuri-age.-,. I.iens. I
working farmers,hai finished plowing Kic . fursuh-atTm benuE office
Burglars have beer geLmg in som-.' hj/ cr0|)< . » * M.iMAti!-;. n you onieniph.’ie iniini-
voi k -Il Mielby and Ch. ii vvnie, N. r _ i} i /in k ? , t0!1> a prominent busi- ! VV’.T i, " , ‘mY’ :, "‘ l
(/. \\ hen they begin in this s ' Ho-j m ss man of Liberty, litis {Slate, has tn. ,u ai Tm bl ihcna. ' 1 ' ' '" ' 1,1
they usually lake in all the town i:j the city this week on busi-1 , -
So it would he well for officers to be 1 , v . s . ilil ir , . . *.me F' ,’’"''Vii'
IH ^ S ana \JMilJK SmiiJ Uia IIiIK; » r.m m:!! \..lni.|u l g \ n p >:n I' *• ; r nt »|).
on the lookout for limn. ! ,,,io I Apply lo T. M. i.iii!ejolin. Si.ir l-'ann. S. r.
5 > •' >
s'<>!=?tvica
i neixts.
Cooper A Johns hi ere m.>v ng i Miss Minnie Kc. r. one of our pop-|
work on the First uinr young muiis is spending some J 1 1 ■
-OF A Lfj-
I l>. An • |i*'::inl new f:i.-e «>f
| - — —-. .ip! I.Vpe Willi I'iti. ii to pliiit will.; i,g
Baptist churen. Bcf jio another time it. Mielby. A. < ., with in r i.;,i-«n. \ isimigi-inis. en*.: ii;.M»a ne:ii lineor
re can begin to have friend MisslVail U my. : ' M in;y'*r« ' u.u-li ««• y ;tl >en eiin.-t pi it i-
D. C rainti r one of < heroKee s \ 1(1 ,iy :i i ■i ,.i
righl off a iid* l h. ir i\
Bafili'-t churcl
| week passes we
some idea of the magnitude and mug-
(MX
:u«‘ rfitsoiiabJi*
'raiic
nitficence of I he building.
In st farmers v,
it V \\
eunt; o.iy.
Notice.
rived and wili he put up as fast as is
consistent with good work.
i mi . . i ,, lie says it is mighty dry hut I just ,
Ceice it Curry will about finish uli , J , ,, J J J
. , . , , ^ ,, , Keep ini plowing,
tin' brick work on t ie new county ; ... i • .
I ,i ... i '| j ..{ i r .dlsS I,’ill HlllllJ ,irieS is spending ft/Io.SI.V III I.*IAN III S.eieji I’ert'ent. on
jail this week, . lo-t I f till material , ^ U( . ( . k j;1 t)j(; ( .j . v , ilh ; Ur . U!1(1 j M-iiy ,.„l , M;He: ,u„m r:,vo,-,i,„. u-mo.
I for the iron and Steed work has ar- ^ f> | j!ivcndcr< on Rutledge 'LL 111 : 0 "!!! i'''
street. 1 IVff'iNbi To I,(>AN at o aMoi:ini(>i';iti..;|.i|i
,.. ., , i ■.. i • i • • ; »»• lin* fall monlle, A. N. Uiwi.i. JSanki r.
- I MissGooley Littlejohn is Vis1t1ng 4.ij.1f
! Judging from the large number ol 1 Mr. and Mis. Felix Lipscomb, at ;
j wagons engaged in hauling bricks | Goucher. FfAr Rpr> +
! from tlie kilns to Limestone College, : Capt. J. 15. Ross left the city yes-| 1 ur
: the Gil Mill and new Baptist church 1 terday with several teams, for his i pm; id-.nt a six r.^.iiici»t*aa-eoii J-'aciory;
which are being built we think the railroad work near Columbia. 1 11 ^ :1 ■ " ' !
| Gaffney brick makers must be bust- Col. T. B. Butler attended court nt i
; lers. Vorkviile the first of tiie week.
An interesting, and profitable pro- * o'.-Uon Wood and 1. C.lefty, two j
1 tracted meeting is going on at Grassy ,
; Fond Baptist church. It is being con- ‘u H'e city jesti rduy. j
.IidH ri-ceii i'<l. a lii^ 1 ini' iilTriiiiliK ami Valisi-s 1 he Im-si assurl inriit. lo lie funml in f In* (1 UCtcd hy tlie WOl’t hy pastor, lie V. as 1 c , ,
C. M. TI-.I, hy U«». J. M | Watche S. ClOCkS
day. ... and Jewelry
Fink Ilammet, of Maud, was in the j properly amt promptly repaired at very
I H. i). >Vheat has a landscape g«r* citv yesterday ii.mii rap* priies
im.i'l foivet II,at we are 11. ail.,..alie.s lor somelhi.,- to eat. In this line ,ve always : dfcner ut w()rk on |,i rt aJready beauti- !
See us before you buy your Lawns, Or
gandies, Millinery, Oxford Ties, etc.
■pr
ty HI, ISB'.L
'3J.
In Drpramiies. bawiis. I.aees. anil Imi,broideries. Now is I he l inti' b» gel heryains. Our
l.'eiiinant I'ounle,' is full anil the ifoixls mnsl yo. All siiniiner ^oods musi he Hold.
We have iiist I'eei'i veil a la rye I ine of («ei,t s' 1 ool wear of the in si ipia lil y and sly les.
< ily.
Oi i r Summer SI i ppers must ^o. ('oine ami see ns and we will in a Uf t he shoe and priee lit.
Wanted.
‘ucct ssiu! farmers of the county were ! 1 L\ ''y l ) !, 1 "„. i) l l ' i ’, l | , ^ , ' rs *
\ pply to
7 l--.’l
©
Bridges, pastor of Lie Second Bajiti.-t l j‘
cliurch of tliis city.
I,avi* sonietliiiijr new and fresh, tfive ns a call. Pon'l f.ny. t our bargain eoiinter
Voui s 1 rul v.
I ful grounds, and intends to
five
.1. ( '. Camp, of (Mitrips Cross Roads,
•ame down to the city yesterday
Hid feeling thankful ;
,|. !«. OOOl’ICK.
ai <rroll ,v i 'ai'pi tiie,
The Gsmpany Store.
In ' fur the good rains of the night before !
hi- : in hi., s. ,,l i„n. | RAlfO
.1. F. .Jammison, of Webster, came j ■►Uj V
j them a thorough overhauling. Mr. looking nappy
Wheat knows the beautiful when h
1 sees it and will not stop short of i
i tainit g it on his grounds.
During the coming session, Doctor the ( i'y >< sterday. His section
Edward i’arquhur, of Washington, D. j has had no rains
________________________________________| ^ 0 ne of the most learned men of U. Hick-*, J. M. < uFius and ;
the Capital cUy, and u diptibguisln d ' F'vd I'aris, three prominent Battle-I
Having bought at a Discount the entire author will deliver a magnificent P rou bd farmers wen: among their,
j course of lectures upon comparative Diends in toe city yestdday and re-i
stock of Furniture and Coffins of M. G, Mont- i .literature at Limestone College. ; pored good rains.
_ I Mrs. Lula Moore, of Darlington, 1
1’arm teams aie coming out of tlx ; rt ,presenting the Houthern Freshy-j
in good shape, but many of tcriall WHH in the c it y Tuesday,
them will enfer upon the harder work N , r Fre(Jri( . k Menshull. ' water-!
| of hauling lumber and wood loGaffiiey worUs er;gi , u . ( , r . ] lus returned to the
• and will continue it every day they j city -
! c,lin he spared from I lie farm until : \y r T. Turner, of Grassy Fond, was i
| regular plowing time arrives again. ; i(| tll . city )VStt . r(ldV<
Win. G. Falterson, late owner and Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Moooreliead
i propri, tor of Falters* n Springs in i are in the city on a visit to Mr. and
i f'levelnnd county, N C,. died on the i Mrs. J. T. Brown, on Montgomery
j loth inst. in his 7(Lh year. Mr. Fat- ; St.
! terson vvaa u native of Spartanburg' John Gramlin, of Dellinger, N. C.,
V ^ f ^ V B I 4^ Y i county, and was u brother of the late | was in the city yesterday.
* u ^ ' * V-k V ^ T ^ ^ ^ * Hon. Giles J. Falterson, of Cheater. J. M. Mc«’raw and J. A. Robert-
- -- , ! son, of tirusay Fond, were in tiie city
A train of colored excursionest t . (s j u j. lv
from some where on the Greenville T 1 . ‘... .
1 1 John I hillips, a wortliy citizen of
< ! t < h <L»t ii in. » t !h r ;»fi r**rils di-liUi 1 , in
bu t 11nW /ciHMilly liolluit. I would ‘
hot al \! ,«' t In :n lo raola*. but if tli**y |
if’ i*.; suioku tiicy cauiiot ^i t bi*tt«*r j
ci^' : i * 11 t*s 111am t hi >> • I si*Ji. 'Liny pco- |
pic L r o ! j \ lie «>i* tsiiui r In
gomery, deceased, I am offering some real eropwurkh
bargains. I also have
\ ONE-HORSE and I TWO-HORSE WAGON
which I will sell very cheap. Call to see me,
next door to T. Davenport.
do in Miffi
U
an I keep cool tliis season of the year,
blit The inajorlly of Us are eojupel ie.l to
slay at liouic lor lack ol finnis. Tiie
eooh-sl place In liallney is at my soda
fotllilain. All Ihe tale d drinks.
TOM L BROWN,
Staple and Fancy Grocer.
I. SARRATT
To the front with a
'iir Iv<>i nl
just icn ivi*il. Call anil se<‘ jny wagons and ffet my prices
befoiv Inlying. W ill .-"11 clicap for rasli, or on time with
<mod j Hiper. Thi- line of wagons is manufactured hy
the iiirdsell Wagon Co., of South Ikmd, lml., which is
one of tiie lineFt timber re<rions in America. Mv line of
Groceries, Hardware, Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, Shoes, Sc.,
is complete here and at the Goforth Store. Don’t fail to
give me a call when you want a wagon from the lightest
to the heaviest, or any goods usually kept in a General
Store.
A big lot of Fruit Jars on hand. Also Fertilizers for your
Feas or Grain.
J. 1. SARRATT.
The Gainey City Land and Improvement Company
Offers fur sal** liulldlni.’’ J/its In this flourtshliiir ton ii. DaiTticy *"
hy nmI in reach of the Schools of l.imcstuiie Springs and of this ___
iiobiXK) acres on liltcral 1 ime i-ijli-s; alsu AKrieull ural l.aixis lu rent fur Farm pur
puses. Fur i ull parlk*ulai'.s apply to /
J. V. Airent.
N . II. - All tresspassiiii; uu lands of l liis com puny, vultiliK ami removing 1 imber, lishi iijf or
bunting*, are I'orbidiieu under peliHlt v of law.
Jllll J rti: l eoliltiibi. ruacl P.HI-.J llirou^lt ; j.-q iir«.,.|ivill. «-t out*, I, n
.... the *i!y yt®tcrday on I he.Southern od .. .... . , , ,
< dy: A No I arms near • J tlx? city visiting In.s rHutlv*, < act. J.
■s pine... In hits ol fro., ihitr way to Ghurlotle. 1 Ixy came i iS t
. lu I.uil r..i. l.'Mi-r.. I,ur. . , .1 I (-..I I i *• 1 llOOKSCIIl, 'III * l I unuro n*.
jjj11, the cily in agleiful movctl nnd
Ffemed to think everybody was glad
to sec I hem.
Things aro moving about
fC Women as mdl a^ nien are
tt llty- IO ,j,a<1 <' iiiIni rablc by Uidhey
\ and bladder Iruuble. Or
* , **‘- i ■ v/ liiiiner s Swauip-li*'of, (Ik*
I^or
- u:.e ihill* gt* tlicse dayh. Ttie I<| A/VIP V 1 *'‘‘ ,, " , y I ' niedy.
foubdation of the addition to the col-, (ifly s y„ (1
about bicycles; time to think
Jioiv you may ^'et the mosl pleasure and ad-
vanlaye from eyrlliiy.
In yoiir thinking; lake (he .e i hoii^lils Inlo
eonsid-ral ion.
«* *>f 10111* 57
CARHOLL A. CO., Leasee?
S > oor
pcoplt* liUliiv.Tlly |i;tY«* to h • limltwi in
t If 1 r < \p<-iF h 1 tirt* <»| t*D *li. 'I liis is siiiipiy I
hi iMi.si* Ilit*y <i<) nol liiivi* iHiD'li to spi ikI. !
I !mv«*
leu. ;, a y f> <n put in, and a tdoth eniy have us.iuipie I-Otllc h> mail free, nhso
. . , , ■ | i,i pamuhlet l* , l!ln}f all aboul it Address,
.i ,. < |)i . . /* i cii • i i isi wi'Uhl catc.i mapiratiot. it lit would J 11, Kilmer A *'o., iiiii<;h:imioii. v
Building and Flustering Lime, ( oal, Shingles, and 1 las- f (H u time witness ihc move-
t* :* Hair, Dynamite, Blasting Powder, 1'use and Dyna- x nG of that lui :«* b>dy of hu y
mite Caj>B, call on j workmen, who are at work on the
THE LIMESTONE SPRINGS LIME WORKS, ! rui „ „ ut „„
*>k* ** cr* ek W* dmkda) night, and be
yond Broad River and it wan heavy.
Ii caus'd a washout on the Hmth
Carolina und G corgi a Rail wti y this
side of Blackshurg uhich u.u'lo it
nei'tissary f*>r the Gall.iey hull teain
and their friends to leav* the city on
tiie Southern for the game in Voik-
ville yesterday.
.a
Ha^ji
You'll Be Sorry"*
in file price of everything in mder In
llicrl I he deilllllllN id the slrlliKeiil time*..
I iu mil ih!uk her:iu-e I liuvi' a hiuall xloro
that I aia not up lu-dulc. All
Whan you see your neighbor standing
ahead of you in the Class of Progress.
Then you will regret that you did not
keep abreastof the times too by reading
i I tmt«inil v
THfc VICTOR AriC CliYELANl)
himIV the lll).llt -I l.llhiuf u-*elul mirk loilriv-
inir |Hii,er expended. Th it i. r iv**i* lonx and
hliort dlhtuneo lid ilia with le.t -1 el) or I. Inakes
hill 1‘llmhint; easier and cum.I imk sab r.
knows that he who coDHtaatly keep*. | Thexe are impuriaiH 1.111111-. hut there ar«
The Ledger.
I OtlRlt) WHt
■ „ Ji All lUtTBlP
IlLmt ('Duifii n;p. Tutte© Good*
u Hold hy urui/B'iHlH.
ihi.ips i.HHdny by buying ami seillii* al- 1 , ik „ iuuanlui .•* v.* d ill
ways liaH mm* freiiiiFKt slock nf fflunlu. AH , *
my * i roeeries and ('oiifcetloiieil* s me 1 .V 1 '' 1
fre ,b and pure. I want your t rade und
k’uarunti c nalNfueltoii.
Re I** Ul. e
■ in thnn^l
Ubc
WILKES F. THOMAS.
•\t toOrteu'x Fiioto^raph tiulb ry.
Smilii Haniwaie Co.
N. It. H«‘*> tho Ih-erliiit and Johinton Mow-
1*1 s wo art'hatidliiiji. Tbt*y ur*.'daadii s.
Peiciion in Prices
ChiiOreii’s, Misses’ anil latiiss’ fifferds
Having bought more than we need
for this season will sell above at or
near factory prices for cash, in or
der to reduce our stock. Also a
line of
Men’s Low-Cut Shoes,
at greatly reduced prices. Don’t
fail to call and see them.
j. R. T01LES0N & CO.