Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Itrrata with *ou whetter Jon «; n. i vr.killlutf ioli*.. o iiatjit. NO-1 , ,,, v. » llu .l. air*-lor toliar. o, *itb ouliiervousaiatreaa etpela uico^J liue, ouriUea tire Ul. od. f * _ _ ator.'* lo.l ui»nliood^ - ^T»l ‘ ‘ “?•■ ib. ■ I Toucb for Uk T*ki' It with _ V l-^^will petl.'Utly, peraUtently One tl. uauellj curea; 3 hoaea. »! M, ^^«tu*r»iil« < .i torure. or wi 1 rrfuud moneT. dterUac Brui*d> U.. t kIrate, ■eelreal, ■** lark. book. Clerk's Sales Ifir September Salesdaj 1899 Notice of Sale. >tatk or sorru Caiioi.ixa. ^ t’orNTV or ('hkkoki'.r, Jn i oi m Common tM.tAS.) Julill M. Moss. I'luliititT. Atfuiust Iteiiianiln A. I’owits, Maiiiif F. I’owci-s. Itosr Powers Jolm M ard, Defentlaiits. By virtue of a IH'Crt 1 * 1 of I'artltiou in fin" in tlie above eause, made July-W.li, 1KW*. • sliall expose to publie sale, at tiatiney. S. I ., Cherokee Court House, before the Court house door, on the tirst Monday in September next, salesdny,during tiie lejfal bours of sale, t lie followinff described real estate, to wit: All that piece, parcel or tract of land, beinjr the Kstate land of I>. Pinckney Moss, de ceased. lyilijf In the Town of Gaffney city, S.west of the Culvert branch on the Geor gia road, iH'ginninj; at a stake near a gum— Bonner’s cornerfnow Alex. Kicbards). center of Gisirtria road; thence S. ICi'i. K. .'i.oTs, U) stake: thence N. 5T*i. K. t5.ns, to center of (ieorcla road; thence S. 7k!s. \\. lll.OO, to Isold in said road; thence S. liti. W. r-Hl'i. to bt>«in- ninji corner, iiounded by Kstate landsol I. \\. < > atTney. deceased, Ale \ Kidiards, and Sout h- cm Kailway Company, containing four (4) acres more or less. This land will lie sold in four lots, as fol lows: Lot No. i, containing 7-l<> of an acre (the bouse lot); No. t.’. containing one acre; No. J. containing I 1-M acres; No. 4. contain ing 1 1-15 acres. The plat of this land can Ik- seen in my < illice. Tkkms ok Sack. One-liali easli; balance on a credit of twelve montIts. witli interest from day of sale; credit portion to be secur ed by bond and mortgage of premises sold, with leave to the purchaser or purchasers to pay all of tin* purchase money in cash. Pur chaser to pay for making all papers, and for stamping and recording same. .1. Lb .1 KKKKHIKS. Cik. (’. C. Pis. and G. S . Cherokee Co. Gaffney. S. C\, Aug. 1-tlc You M Money. who liave tried my flour, syrup and other groceries know just what it is hut there are others who to know w here they can huy llie hesl Hour for tIII- least I am selling t lie lies! pat - ent (lour for per hun dred. want you to come and see my goods and et prices lx-fore you huy elsewhere. Do you have anything to srUy It you do come and see me before selling'. Be sure you (ind us: wo are just opposite the |sisl office. G. T. Clary & Go. An Old Book. Mr. Win. It. Lipscomb showed us Friday u book of tho Psalms of David which was printed in Jg)ndon in 17551 and was the property of Wm. Lip scomb who moved to this section and settled on Thickety creek soon after the Kevolution. He came from Louisa county Virginia, and was married to Elizabeth Smith In Vir ginia before lie came to South daro- lina. In this book on a blank leaf, it is recorded that Wm. Lipscomb was horn March 2Nth, 17K1 .and died March 13th, INK). Also that his wife Eliza beth Smith Lipscomb was born Sep tember 12th, 17:M», and died September 10th. 1820. The above were the progenitors of the large and worthy family of Lip scomb’s which lias grown up in this section and of which many of its most worthy members are still num bered among our best citizens. A C'lierokeeun Got It. The Ledger is glad to learn that (jlov. McSweeney bus given lbe medi cal scholarship of the 5th congress ional district to our young friend Samuel J. Strain, of Etta Jane. This scholarship entitles tho re cipient to free tuition in (he South Carolina Medical College in Charles ton and has been bestowed on one who is worthy of it. A Great llleHSlng Something In the lieueli of Kveryboily. What would you think of a man who was sick anU constantly lived in reach of salvation, yet because he had failed in other directions refuses to take the blessing that is before him? This was the case with Mr. John S. Cook, of Atlanta. “J have been suffering with dys pepsia fur ten years. 1 began taking Tyner’s Dyspepsia Remedy ami gained fifteen pounds in thirty days. 1 commend it to the public as a great blessing. I can eat supper, goto bed and sleep like a babe—something I could not do before.” Price 50cts. per bottle. For sale by all drug gists. Take Nott’s Little An- tibilious Granules for constipation and liver complaint. Cherokee Drug Co. 2t Dr. C. T. LIPSCOMB, Dentist, Office over R. A. Jones & Co’s Store. Can b«‘found at offing six days to tli«‘ wiu-U LOOK HERE! CLARY 4 KEWiRICK’S Is tiie plaiM' to get your meats always on ice. A Iso u e uill pay I lie highest easli priee for Hides, Green or Dry. We arc going to make Hides a Specialty. Everything New and Fresh-^ The longer we do business the more we learn about our business. 11 did not t ake us a great while to learn that our eus- tomers demanded In sh goods. We soon learned not to overstock ourselves in anything. We would rather buy in small ij'iantitles and have tilings fresh than to hny in large 14 nan lilies and have a lot of stale goods on hand. We received. Mon day. a lot of fresh rhoeolate candy direct from the factory hy express. All staple and fancy groceries, confectioneries, ci gars and tobacco that we sell are guar anteed to he as we represent them and if not found to he so we teftiud money. Our drinks are as cold as the coldest and as hfg as (lie biggest. Give us a call. J. R, Sparks & Go. Campobello High School <Co-educational.) Kevs. I. \V. Wingo and G. T. Gresham. Co-prineipaU. Sixth session opens Sept. 2i>. IxW. Koom for 4n hoarders. A full and eompetent corps (d teachers in tiie departments of Literature. Musie and Art. Thorough work at minimum cost. Loiation unsurpassed for beauty and iiealt hfulness. Dormitories t homuglily retal iated. w Idle washed and painted t his summer I’upi Is supplied with water from the ('lialy- neatt Sulphur Spring free. Terms pel month: Board. 47.00; Tuition, aecording to grade, ? 1.00 to 75; Music, with use of iiislruuient, if (.00; Art.fd.oo. For catalog and furl her liitor- ». :ut ion. address Kkv. G. T. G KESHA M. < ’ampoliello, S. O. FOUNDED IN 1845, LIMESTONE COLLEGE, GAFFNEY, S. C. This institution, famous iu tiie hbtory of education in South < aroliua. has recently been 1 hnrotiglily reorganized and now. with a large and able Facility, is prepared to do college work of the very highest grade. Nearly twenty thousand dollars have been appro priated for improvements. A splendid new building is being ereeled whleh will contain a large Auditorium, a Library, a Keading-Koom. a Museum of Natural .Science, a beautiful hall for 1 lie Idterary Socicty. and some needed offices. The building' will he furnished with ni'W heat lug appa rat us throughout, all t lie rooms will he supplied with in-w furniture, new pianos will lie purchased, new physical, chemical and iniueraiogical lalmratorles will lie ei|iilpped in short everything that is necessary in the work of a tirst-ciass woman's col lege will be provided. The site is uncqualcd in Sout h Carolina for beauty and for hcalth- fulncss. Limestone «‘oI lege makes it s appeal to t he people strictly on Its own merits. Lit erary, Scient ilic and Commercial Courses. The regular college degrees are given by the nut horit y of t lie SI ate of Sout h < larolina. A11 espeelally line Course In I'eilagogy Is offered tot hose desiring to become teachers. There an- three depart ment s. the College, the Semi nary, and I lie I’rlmary. Let Limestone's friends and former st udents tell the news all over ■ lie South. The revered Capt. If. I*. Grlltltli Is the Senior ITofcssor. For further Informa tion address the I'resident, LKK 1>A\ IS LOlHiK, A. M., I*h. D. “A LI.’S WKI.L THAT KM>8 WKLL." The Safety Well Fixture, trolled bV The Safety Well Fixture Co., of Blacksburg, S C- A Soulhern invention and inauufacture. Over in.lNioiii use since lliey were placed on tho market. As a water elevator it. lias the following merits: It Is labor saving, and is the • implest st riu-t ure for raising water on the market. It Is easily adjusted to any well or cis tern. as It has no attachment to any part of the well below flu- platform. It is the most durable Fixture for tin- purpose iu use. It is substantially constructed, and the buckets never come In contact wi<h each other or the sides of the well, and the groove provided in the wheel is so arranged as ky produce hut little friction on the rope and none 011 the pulley. It Works Easy. Tho buckets balance each other, so the only resistance to overcome is the weight of the water iu one bucket: hence it, is the only struct ure that will raise water from the deep wells wit bout a corresponding inereaseof friction, and that reouires no more power to operate in a well of Inn than in one of :A0 feet deep. It Huh None of the Objections Common to Lumps. It has no wooden tubing to wear out. decay and pollute the water. 110 iron tubing to rust, never has to Is-primed, packed or thawed out, and you do not have to pump out a pall of water to get a fresh, cold drink. It is Kutirely Free from Danger. Being provided with a self-acting break, governed by an eccentric, it Is impossible, should t he hand accidentally slip from the crank, for 1 he bucket to run down, lienee any child can handle It w ith perfect safety. Tho unpleasant handling of ropes and buckets will Is- done away wllli, and the uneleauliiiess attending micIi operat ion avoided. Office ( lerk of Court. Snarl an burg. S. C. So. Well Fixture Co..Gent Icmcn: “The Safety" fixture I bought from you fn.luue, Istttl. is Hie best tiling for the purpose I have ever seen and should be on every well where ladies and children liave the water to draw. I am only sorry I have not had one on my welt since the tirst day I coiiiinciircd housekeeping. T. K. Tiummikk, <'lerk. III.ACKHUCKU, S. July -7, l > ' , .*7. So. Well Fixture Co.: Tho well fixture Itoufcht from you give-, perfect satisfaction. I would not Is- without it for t wicc the cost. It Is the Is-st solution or the problem of getting pure fresh water to drink that, I know of. I have seen one in use for •( or N years. They are simple, safe and durable, and Die cleanliest thing for draw tug water t hat I know of. J. T. Daiiwin, M. D. Office Carlisle A Carlisle. Attorneys at Law. Spartanburg. H. C.. Sept. H. 1HH7. I have been using "The Safety" well fixture >ofd hy the Sout hern Well Fixture Co. for more than a year. I am well pleased with it. It is safe, cleanly and convenient and I prefer It to any well fixture I have ever seen. John \V. Caiu.isi.k. iror-^ liuilding and Plastering Lime, Coal, Sliingleg, and Plas ter Hair, Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Fuse and Dyna mite Caps, call on THE LIMESTONE SPRINGS LIME WORKS, Telephone 37 CARROLL & CO., LesBees PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. People You Know ami People You Don't Know. Mr.-M. M. Freeman, tho capable and accommodating postmaster of our sister metropolis beyond the Broad, was over for a few hours yes terday. Should Mr. Freeman ever make up his mind to leave Blacks burg we hope he will pitch his tent in Daffney. (J. B. Wright, of Mercer, was among the Cherokeeuns in the city Saturday. Dhas. A. 1‘etty, a native of (Julfney hut now head bookkeeper for J. II. Sloan in his big cotton house in Au gusta, (ia., is in the city visiting rela tives and friends. C. B. Turner, of (irassy Fond, came to the city Saturday. He re ports crojis improving and the army worm us about gone. Capt. R. (). Sams has returned to the city from u business visit of some days to the lower part of the State. J. If. George was in tho city yes terday. Rev. B. F. Robertson left Saturday for Hendersonville and Brevard. He will return next Friday. John Kennedy, one of Cherokee’s worthy farmers, was in the city Sat urday on business. Robert Ervin, a bright youth of this city, who has been in the Ep- worth Orphanage in Columbia for two years, is at home on a visit to his mother. Boh is growing line and is well pleased with his work and stud ies. G, W. Webster, of Ravenna, was in the city Saturday. John F. White, a prominent cotton buyer of Yorkville, spent some time in the city Friday among his many friends. Our old friend Joseph G. Bailey, of Lockhart, paid The Ledger an ap preciated visit Saturday. Mr. Bailey was once a citizen of Gaffney and has many friends here. J. T. Rogers and his children, Xena, Septima and Sherwood, left the city the last of the week to visit relatives and friends at Williamston, Anderson county. J. H. Littlejohn, of Gowdeyville, was in the city Saturday. Rev. C. E. Robertson went to Cleveland Springs in Cleveland county, N. C., Friday for a rest and the recuperation ol his health. John Service, of Mercer, one of Cherokee's old and reliable citizens, paid us a visit Saturday. F. (J. Stacy spent Friday in Spar tanburg. Master Logan Gaffney, of Spartan burg, is in the city visiting relatives. Hon. W. B. Wilson, a prominent citizen and attorney of Rock Hill, was in Gaffney on professional busi ness Saturday. Will Reynolds and Roland Ray, two Thickety mountain hoys, culled to see The Ledger Friday. W. 11. Wadkins, a prominent fanner of Ezells, was among the visi tors in the city Saturday. Floyd L. Baker, one of The Led ger’s bright and appreciated composi tors, left the city Saturday for Le noir, Blowing Rock and other points of interest and pleasure iu “the land of the sky.” Fred Garvin was in the city Sat urday. G. M. Byars, one of Cherokecs prosperous farmers from over the Broad, made u business trip to the city yesterday. W. M. Fhillips, of Bowlinsville, was among the city visitors Saturday. E. K Belew, of Blacksburg, the hustling insurance man of Cherokee, spent a short while in the city yes terday afternoon. Miss Alice Hurt, of Cherryville, X. C., is tiie guest of Mr. E. S. Trammell and family on Grenurd street. X. W. Hardin, Esq., of Blacks burg, came over to the city Satur day on professional business. II. K. Osborne, went to Blacksburg yesterday on professional business. J. M. Reynolds, of Cowpens, spent some time in Gaffney Saturday. Moses W. Littlejohn, of Gouchcr, made a business trip to the city Fri day. Miss Emmie Sums, now of Barn well, hut for a long time a resident of this city, arrived In the city the lust of the week to spend sometime with her brother, Capt. R. O. Sams, on Victoria avenue. M. 0. Lipscomb, a prominent planter of White Flains, was iu the city Saturday. Alderman L. Baker left Sunday for New Bunswick, Ga., on official business. Miss Belle Littlejohn, of Jones- ville, is in tho city visiting her uncle, Mr, 8 M. Littlejohn on Victoria avenue. Dr. John E. Chalk, of Clifton, was in the city Saturday, tho guest of Sheriff and Mrs. W. W. Thomas, on Frederick street. Capt. Ike Smith, of Thickety, was among his many friends in the city yesterday. Frank Withers, the energetic and genial representative of the Colum bia State, was in the city Saturday. Uncle Jesse Nance, one of Chero kee’s host citizens, was in tho city Friday. Misses Fannie and Katherine Fort ure visiting Mrs. Malloy at Spartanburg. John Humphreys, of Byarsville, came to the city Friday. Miss Inez Surratt returned to the city Friday after spending some ^lays in Spartanburg with relatives and friends. Hon. Wm. Jefferies came up to the city Saturday. it. T. Morris, of Macedonia, passed through the city Friday on his way to Shelby, N. C. Lee Hammett, of Mercer, was in the city Saturday. G. 0. Tenney, who is putting in the pipes for tho city waterworks, brought his bride to thu city Friday. R. F. Fowler, has been spending some time with his mother, on Fea Ridge, in Union county, if Dick liis been putting in those long strides that he says lie learned‘ l droppii)g corn on poor land” he will have covered much ground an he hack in the city soon. J. W. and J. C. Ister, of Antioch, was in the city Saturday. T— SHORT LOCAL ITEMS. Nfws IM<-k<‘<l Ip from Town and County for Itusy r Ki-ud«-rs. The roof of the county jail has been painted jet black. The congregation of the First Bap tist church will worship next Sab bath at tho Graded school building. The camp meeting at Cannons camp ground will he hold this year Sept. Cth to 11th. A number of prominent preachers will be in at tendance. Rev. B. I*. Robertson, who wits preaching the most of last week at Clover, in York county returned to the city Friday,and left for the moun tains Saturday. X'ow is the time to plant turnip seed. Those who have been so im provident as to be without seed, will find plenty of them for sale hy Die city seed men. A most successful meeting has just closed at Antioch. There was a total of thirty-seven converts and backsliders reclaimed. Rev. J. D. Bailey was one of the ministers. There is no better place to grow grapes than Cherokee county. The crop this year has been large and the quality line. With proper attention all that can he made out of grapes, can be made In Cherokee. The protracted meeting at Provi dence closed Saturday. Messrs. Hickson and Curtis did some strong and earnest work and preached to large congregations throughout the meeting. Eight new members were added to the church. Rev. W. T. Thompson began a protracted meeting at Corinth Sat urday and was assisted Sunday hy Rev. Mr. Samples who preached one of Jits strong and convincing ser mons. The meeting will he con tinued through the week. The centennial committee of the Broad River Association will meet in Gaffney on the day before the as sociation meets at Draytonvillo in August 23rd. I81ML The committee consist of J. D. Bailey, F. C. Hick son, S. M. Bagwell, R. E. Porter and H. L. Goudelock. A full at tendance is earnestly solicited. The colored odd Fellows had a big gathering in tho city Saturday. They rented Wood’s Hall and had the Kel- ton bund witlx them. They occupied most of the day in the hall with an occasional sally of the hand through the main streets of the city, and wound up at night with a festival in the hall, which was largely attended. Good order prevailed throughout the" whole proceedings. Hamilton Clark, of Chuuuccy, Ga., says he suffered with itching piles twenty years before trying De-Witt - Witch Hazel Salve, two boxes of which completely cured him. Be ware of worthless and dangerous counterfeits. Cherokee Drug Com pany, Gaffney, S. C . and R. S. With ers, Blacksburg, S. C. —Dr. S. R. Feck, of Charlotte, (graduate in optics) will be in Gaff ney at Lipscomb’s Hotel on Wednes day, August 23rd, forgone day. Glasses scientifically adjusted; dif ficult cases fitted ; satisfaction guar anteed. 8-8-It Announcement. in- many Irit-iuis ol - Mr. Win. M. Welistei- i:l*y nnmiiiuti* hitn as a caiitliiiuG- lol- riii-n in t In: i-lrctiim to till tin- nni-x jjili-il n of Mr. L. J. Kann-tI. I. II. Di-t 'ain|» is lit-reliy anuouin-i-il a i-an- ntctotili tin- vanaiii-y in tin TownCinm- au srd l»y tin- iisi^rnat ion of L. .1. Karni-t t. TIUC tin' lime lias past, ami jjoiii- wln-n sui-li liiirli prices \\civ cliaia-ol for {roods, anil inch became ricli. My p-lccs remain tin- same :tl all limi-s, to all alike, anil are consistent with liom-st {roods at Inmost prices. Tin- l>AOO said In- ion) lost money scliiii{r pcadies at 5c. eai-lj. Imt ivln-t In-r I lose money or not I am scllin{( ( liananas for 5c. .fust re ceived on cii-canl line t'akcsand Crack- crs. ('onf'-i-lioin i'y. etc. Ginjror Snaps at tic. per Hi; Om en Mixed t akes land nice enouirli fin tin- (Jijeen) at, I'.’ a-, per Hi.; nice Lemon St|uare ('raekeis at 7' e. per Hi. Wiio else in town IW doinpr llmf? So comm* nloiitf him! tiring your fi iriDls ;iihI <lo yom 11 hI tin* iJttle Iron Store Iwfore all tln .se tfoo*! tilings are GOINJC. AI->0 keep on liand a nice line Staple and l-’aney Groceries. Yours to please. WILKES F. THOMAS. IW N'cxt 10Green's I'liolo^rapli Gallery. Election Notice. A 11 elect ion Is In-rctiy ordered to lie in-id on l-'riduy, Aiurusi I*. Istr.i, for tin- purpose of electing an alderman to till tin- nnexpired term of K. J. Harnett, resinned. D. A. Thomas, S. M. Littlejohn and .1. T. Kodtfers are appointed mammers. N. II. I.IT'I I.IMOIIN, W. II. Uontt, Clerk. Intendant. Gaffney. S. An/. 7, Is'.f.i. HAVING BOUGHT t he stock of I .ipsi'Oluh A Alexander at si discount. I am now atilc to offer some Great Itariruiiis for < 'ash "<mly." PRIVATE PARTIES WANT IT. I f the City Will Not Operate Waterworks and Kleetrie Lights. That it will he a good bmoiness move for Gaffney to vote the increa sed bonds fur waterworks and elec tric lights there can be no doubt. The Ledger is aware of the fact that at this time there ure two private individuals who will accept the franchise and (quip and operate both the electric light plant and water works if tiie city will grant it. Both these gentleman are business men and have ample means to carry out their plans should .hey be granted the privilege. But we are against any such idea. If private parties can make money out of the wuUr- works and electric light why cannot the city make money and thus lessen tiie tuxes of the pcop'e. We are against granting valuable franchises to private individuals or corporations to the detriment of the masses. Let Gaffney keep tier valuable franchises and use them to the best advantage. The only way to do it is to continue tho hmad and liberal policy tfiat has characterized the citizens of this place heretofore. By all means vote to increase the bonds. Charlotte let her waterworks fran chise to private parties. After operating the plant for lifted) years and making immense sums of money for the stockholders the city paid two times the criginui cost of the plant for the system and is now operating it with a profit to the city and less cost to the users of water. Let Gaffney hrofit by Charlotte’s experience. Gold Dust. Beware of Imitations! Consumers should beware of the cheap and inferior washing powders said to lie just as good as Washing Powder They are not—there is nothing so good as the genuine COLD DUST for all cleaning about the house. Ask for COLD DUST and iur-.ist on getting it. Made only by THE N. K. fAIRBANK CIISUMNY, Nv Chicago St. Louis New York Boston \ Everything in Summer vc Goods lust Go. $ BRAD HELD'S ^ $ FEMALE i REGULATOR 0 * ^ gives nature the mild assistance \ J needed for the regulation of the ^ menses, it is of wonderful aid to ^ the girl just entering womanhood, ^ to the wife, and to the woman ap- ^ proaching or going through the turn ^ of life. Women who suffer from 0 any unnatural drain, any bearing- £ down pains in the low er’abdomen, J falling or displacement of the J v.omb,can quickly cure their troub- t les at home, completely away from £ the eyes of a physician. A few ^ doses taken each month will regu- 0 \ late the menses perfectly. 0 I Larsfe bottles sold tydrupcists for $1. 0 ' v The liiadbcld KeKululorConipaoy, Attauta.Oa. m | For Sale »4’' Ailvi rtiviiii-ots imilei 1 lii-ft In-;ill wilt In- iiis' i ti'il r.,1- Din- i-i-nt :t wiinl i-:ii-li insi-i- timi. Nu ail iu.-,> ri i-il fur 11 s* t ha 11 tin i-i-nt s. I AND 'lit IJLNT I'm live yi-.us. tracts. “ mu- I'm ai-n-N. mi wltu-li tliiii- :ui- two iimi-..M. ab.o :: mi lim-a- far-iu is uiuli r 1*11 iti vat ion ; one 11-: ai-r.-v. all in wootl. I w ill Jcasc it I lni-i-veai ". ru t: of rent, after ihree years |»ay rent; 5iiiile> N\ L. of Lainlriini Depot; {.-'Oofl water ami ,'uoil Iioum-s; tmtli Imltoin inii Itplan l ; nulenres to lilHld. Apply to \Y. K. Li|isi‘onii>, Gaffney, K. ('. s-. r )-law-5w F OK KLNT A four room eotta{fe, with liasi-nii-iit aiui piazzas, at l.iim-slmn- Spriiurs; also mu--|iorsi- farm, if ilesireil. Apply to Win. li. Lipsi-oinb. s-l-Iawkt W ILL SlaLL At a very low prii-i-, mu- •> liurst -po.vei* engine ami .^t saw {Tin. fi-eder ami eoiiili nsi-r, ami me puri.ilile 1 .n ton pres:.: all iu ..el ill 111111 ri m.ler. W.A. Tiirm-r ami .1. II. Turin r. .'iiimiiiistralois. Il-s-tf SAI.I. An estalilislu-il liakery lui-i- » ne.is: re.iauianl attaelied. A |iply to .1. K. I 'ini-ken. Gaffney. (’. 1 f F 'OK SALK (Mil m-wspapers at ten cents a liuniin-il. Apply at tliis olliei-. F DKSALK. ’1 piaeeil on t In Organdies, Lawns, all Summer Dress Goods and Milinery must be sold. You can get some rare bargains in this class of goods. Our line of Oxfords and Ladies’ and Chil dren’s Slippers at cost. We carry the best line of something to eat to be found in tho up country. Our GROCERY DEPARTMENT is always full and the price is aiways low. Just give us a call and you will sure find something you want. Yours to please, THE COMPANY STORE. Till- llest Kubbilt metal ever piaeeil m, 1mitrki ( at Pv a pound, ply at Tne l.hpoi.'it. Ap For Rent. CTuR KLN I I in* I D‘. <M. Lil t U‘j( > lui Imhim • Aj)])ly to A. N. Wood. ! 1 \\ tilt i-\(t\ .$^11.00 s.tIo ul 1 tiniitnil- I will <»ivo you a IltihI- iinii- ji'b'lure. Now is your i'Ii.'idco to liuv 1'ui'nituro (tlioiri) g 11*1 <*«'l ;t lu-.Tuliful jiiotur** foi' imtliiug. I aLu Iia\<- an. ujY-io-tlafi' lino ol 1‘uiH ral suj)|»lios. T. 0. Clarkson. Newt door to Postolli <*(* j. SARRATT F OK lir.N'T Sidj-e i-oum: tlnsirali!*' t imi foi mill I rail*- mi faetury hill. A li-xmiiler. 7 Im-.'i- .1 L. 1 f J-ll). nan Tumatoes Keans . Nice < 'urn A i-aus Kai-ly J uni- I’eas :i cans . I’ie i'eaclich, K Him. " i-ans. Salmon It cans Potted llara eans okra ami ToniaUs-s :r cans .lelly,:r-lli. cans eai-li, Aprii-ots, 3-lb. i-imis .’nc, or t wo for .... "5*! L'.H- .... "'m’ ... iV- ... :.’.k- ... Tw ine .t.ii- Yi-llow I’l-aclu-s.:» ll». i-niis :.’ih-. n t wo for l.'w- White ( licrrles. K-lli. cans, lin*-. :7ik-. or two for Kto Hears, IJ-lli. eans, at I.'ie Hears. A-Ih. eans. line, ^ne, nr t wo for. :t.w* Hiiii-iippli'.‘J-lh. cans, llni-, al ... . :ue IMiii-upitlc, 5!-lb. cans, at IZc Arliuck Ic's ('offee. at.. lie 'Tilin*-llranil Coffee, ul .... sc Armour 4k (Ni.'s Hams IT a- Gooil Klnur, Halent, Inn His nn Tin) i'amous Kli-iu! of Mai'iti-ailw), Sanpis ami Ki peril. 15. • JV/'Hli-ase limi t ask for i-ri-illt, L. A. Alexander's Cash Store. C4.INE & LEMMONS, Livery, Feed and Sale Stables, MONTGOMKRY'S OLD STAND KirNt-class turnouts; prompt attention; anil courteous attcmliiiith. tW We solicit v«ur pal ronattc. Watches, Clocks . . . and Jewelry propeily anil promptly rcpalrcil al very mooerate prices liy J. K. 0001*15 W. al Carroll A Curpv uters. F <)l’ KKNl \ si \ i diini i-oi t u^i'mi l-'aeloiy Hill. .1. L. Alexander. 1f W ANT Lit Ho*>i I ion as eli-i k or Is w>k keep er; ri fereiiei s. Ailiiress Kox 41. Gaff ney. K. C\ S-15-41-|wl Notice. M t.NIA’ To LOAN al ii-asoiiabli-raD-s t ill Die t all mouths. A. N. Wootl. Hanker. 4-ll-lf II ST KKCKIX KD. A n ele^aiii m-w fan-of script I >'pe with V.hi.-li to pi Tilt weilillu^ can Is, visiting ranis, i-l c.; also a m-at llm- of visit ing cariis which we will sel! eillierprinl- • il or plain al prii-es lliaf are reasonable. Apply at Tar: LKUiiKH. Dissolution Notice. Notice is hen-hy {.-iv. ii that the liriu of LIp-. -.Mull A A lexainh r was .1 issol ve.J on Au gust 1st hy mill ual i dii-eht. I, A. Alexamli r will suei-eeij to the liusfuess anil assume ail liahiiil ii-s. TTume ovvin:: the linn will seine witii hbu. .1. W. Licsi OMH. s l-lawiii L. A. Ai.K.\At>iiKK. k. i.l wilt* 'I'oltl her sweet hear! Dial Tmn L. Hiowii . tin- best assort im-ni of nice iambi- 11 ii i'll y, iuel uiiiilg Lowm-y’s jiouinl iii'i iialf pmiml I,ox. s. lie Pihf Me lie wanleil a gooil < itrar for iiiniself I hail just pufrliasctl :kl»m Sahorosos ami hinih-il him one. It w as a IT.mhI cigar ami In- was pleuseil with il. rln- sail! Sflie L/ove<l ITiuey < Tikes ami Crackers. | have a l .m-y line muilr l>y tin- Niili.mal Kiscuit < Te. one of tiie hrst liouse. In Ameriea. Call ami see Me I u:ir;tiit< r s:il ion :tl :ii 1 I iiiH*s him] will DlimTiilly imTiiimI liioni y If :il :iiiy IiHH* my ^irmIs ar»* not a » ivpit’sciitrd. TOM L. BROWN. To the front with :i just roociYi‘<l. ( :ill ;ui<l sec uiv Wilsons <tml ^*-t in\ r juices heforc huyin^. Will sell c1io<t|) for ca-h, or on time with ooo'l j>.titt-i'. 'I his line of wagons is inaimfacturcd Ly the Uiriisd! \\ aj^on ( o., of South Bend, 1ml., which is. one ol the liuest timher regions in America. My line of Groceries, Hardware, Drj Goods, Notions, Hals, Shoes, k,, 'v* is comjdcie here and at the (loforth Store. Don’t fail to give me a call when you want a wagon from the lightest to the heaviest, or any goods usually kcj,t in a (Jeneral Store. A hig lot of Fruit Jars on hand. Al-o Fertilizers for vour I’cas or (irain. J. 1. SARRATT. i^oworc'r oi ie Sale -OF ALL- College of Charleston, CHARLESTON, S. C. Otie IIuuilreil nml I'd.ii teeutli Year Im-atIiih I )i-tdher I'urilihlll-il rum11 ;niiI Imi;iril ill ! dj- lege Dnrmlturv 'To nml 41.' a uimiih. ai'eoni- ill{.' Iu ruum. One fi. e I nil loll siTiului'nhi|i Iu curli County uf Smit I. Curuliiin. the huliler in h<-uppuintei| liy Hrol,:il.e .Imh-'e :tiui County Superiiiti-inh'iii of Kilui-aMou. inilranee l.\- umlualloiiM. nml ('ompi-tilive Kxitiiilnntlons for vui’unl l(o)i-e Si-liuhii'Nbip-, (w iilch elvi- $!5n u year), on Si-pti-HilM-r :. N .t anil .'m. T'oliil i'\peiiMi-s for lioblerM of hrluilarhliipK tin; ami f l -.t. ui-eoi Tin); to rooiu; tor xtuilentH nut iioliiiiip a m-IiuI irsiiip IP), l nil ion fee, In aihlit ion. l-'or rat aiogui-s mu I It ' irmat uni in fill I. .1 I ‘Ireuh li ah .on Kanpoi.i-u. it-ll-at Ibcsillv-ill. Summer Goods. See us before you buy your Lawns, Or gandies, Millinery, Oxford Ties. etc. CARROLL « CARPENTER. July ID, 1 s«H,». The Gainey City Land and Improvement Company (tffers fur sale bn Hill nr Lots In t hi* tlourWIilnir town, (inffiuy (Tty; Alsu Farms near hy ami In reach of tin- school* of Limestm.e Sprlup* ami of tills pfai-e. in 1.,)^ i,t frotc Itii to m-ic-v on lllM-rnl time i atca; uIm, AifrIculturMi l.uuda to rent for Farui pjt- poses. For full particulars apply to J. V. etA-MltA-TT. A Bent. N. 11. All t res* passim.' on I amis of t liis company, cut ling ami remov Ihk tlmlmr, tt*bin|t or li UlitiPK. v toi liiclilcii umli-i pinallv ol aw