Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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V l yr' ■*W*< Dr. S. H. Hartman, Columbus, O. Dkar Siu: — I feel w u like anew woman ‘T ,since using your Pe-ru-na. ^aNx,. Your nieclicine ^ as holped me so ^ much that I can W T ork and never fe«l tir*dout. When I first began to use your m*didine I couldn't sweep my own room, run the sewing machihe or lift anything, not even a chair. Iteven hurt me to ride or w alk any distance. Now I can do all this, and 1 believe more, and never feel the effects of it. I feel so proud of the way it has brought me out that I tell it far and near. 1 can heartily recommend j’our medicine to any woman suffering from female dis ease. I know from experience that your medicine will do just what you say it will. I thank you, Doctor, a thousand times for your treatment. I shall recommmd your medicine .vher- ever I go. I know w hat it has done for me and I know it will do the same for others. 1 feel that there are thousands of other women who would, after using your treatment. ;.s I did, be thankful. I am »o glad I got your treatment. This month is the first time in my life that I can remember of having my menses without pain. Why, 1 can't do anything but recommend Pc-ru-na.— Miss Emma L. liolden, Wilber force, O. The Fe ru-na Medicine Co., Colum bus. 0., will mail Dr. Hartman's special book for women, fn e on application, to women only. Alldruggb tssellFc-ru-na. • * w- v VO “Sweet Bells Jangled Out of Tune and Harsh.** Shakespeare’s description fits thou-1 sands of r. men. They aio croes, des-| pondent, sicldy, r.orvou;—a harden to themselves and their fan:ilii-s. Their I sweet dispositions arc gone, and they, lik* I the b- m sadly out of time, but) them is a reaiedy. They can use McELREE’S Wine of Cardui L It brings health to the womanly I organism, and health there means well poised nerves, calmness, strength, f It restores womanly vigor and power. I Jit tones up the nerves which suffer-1 ling and disease have shattered. It isS | the most perfect remedy ever devised g to restore weak women to perfect health, and to make them attractive and happy. Ji.oo at all druggists. For advice in cases requiring spec ial directions, address, giving symp toms, ,“Tho Ladies’ Advisory De partment,” The Chattanooga Medi cine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. WJir. J. AV. BiHXTH, Camden, 8. C., afcyij—“My wife u«f d Wine of Cardut at borne for faflinx of the womb and it untixuly cured her." MmhM 11 II 1 ■■ II i m .11 a— M Ienffhred the torlnrre of the damned with protruding piles brought on by constipa tion with which l was aTioted for tv.onty years. I ran across your CASCARETS In ti.e town of Newell ia.. and never found anything to equal them. To-day J ant entirely free from piles and fee! like a new m;m.” C. H. Keitz. ini Jones St., Sioux City, la CANDY r jj? CATHARTIC ^ Til A DC MARK PfOISTIReo Pleasant. Palatable. Potent, Taste Good. T)o Good, Never Sicken. Weaken, or Gri(»e. 10c, 21c. toe ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... Burling It.m.dv fompiiny, I Mra^r.. Montrrnl, Nt — Trrk. 312 Hn.TA flUP Bold amt Kii.araiitoort by nii 1111“ I U*DHw gisit, to <:|'Kr. 'I'obacco Habit. ronli < > vHtcrn will be served at \V. A. Peeler’s Ke>t;iur;tnt next Frldny :tnd Saltird.iv ni^ht. mill front then on regular. AImi I KKSIf HltK.AI) on Imiid :it nil tiiHCs. W. A. PEELER. HIS ARM CRUSHED. The Sweet things of life are what make life worth the living. Take all the sweet ness out and letnc the tiitter and we would all he w itliiiL' to die. The Candies of Nunnaliy and Block eauuothe surpassed. KverythliiK in rhiK-olate anil other faney candies at the very lowest living prieett. All xnods fresh. We are sole agents for these eele- hrated candies in Gaffney. J. R. SPARKS & CO. TO BE deceived in imyjjiing is a sore disappointment, hut to he deceived in the i|iiality of the goods you purchase is dishon esty on the part of the merchant. I would rather he HANGED tliaii to misrep resent my goods. My grocery and confectionery line is fresh, the prices are right and I guar antee quality. Money refunded if goods are not just as repre sented. TOM L. BROWN. Aimer l oiter Sleets W ith a Serious Mis fortune. Nearly everybody in Gaffney knows Aimer Folger. cumo to Gaffney not quite two years ago and for over a year worked for the Southern Kail- way Co. He had, by his genial, sun shiny nature made friends with all whom he came in contact with, and the news that he had mot with an accident that would necessitate the amputation of his right arm was re ceived with expressions of deepest regret by all who knew him. 1 he news came Saturday morning and a few hours Inter the unfortunate young man was brought to the city on the vestibule. About two months ago .Mr. Folger was promoted and given a plucy on the road. The day he went to Char lotte to be assigned he was as bright and cheerful as ever it became the lot of man to he. Little did he dream that in so short a time he would be a cripple for life. .Mr. Folger was engaged with the shifting crew that works between (iastonia and Gaffney. Saturday morn ing the crew were at w’ork at Gasto nia and Mr. Folger was coupling cars when he accidentally got his right arm caught and crushed. His right arm was crushed from the elbow to the wrist and so severe was the injury that amputation was necessary. The operation was performed yesterday afternoon. At last accounts Mr. Fol ger was doing very well. He has lost none of his cheerfulness and keeps in remarkable good spirits. It will he several weeks before he w ill be able to be out. Nothing but expressions of regret has been heard on all sides and the young man and his family have the sympathy of all Gaffney on account of the misfortune. A Model Ginnery. A Ledger representative made a call at the model steam ginnery of T. I. Walker, last Saturday. He found the genial, hustling proprietor as busy as a bee in a tar bucket, but not too busy to show him around. Mr. Walker has a model .f L-"»<H> cotton gin plant. The gins are the T. H. Lutnmus Sons Co., make and pro duce a very clean seed. The capac ity of the gin is sixty hales a day, or a bale every ten minutes. The press is run by steam and a hale of cotton can be pressed in a remarkably short while.' The seed cotton is lifted from the wagon by air and is not touched by hand until it is put in the wagon ginned and haled. It is is near an automatic plant as it is possible to be. Mr. Walker, the proprietor, is a new man in Gaffney hut he has had twenty year’s experience in his line and is thoroughly conversant with his business. Murdert-d in Houtli Curulltiit. “Ed Hayes, a young white man, a shoemaker, who lived here last year and year before, was murdered in South Carolina some weeks ago. He disappeared and his brother-in-law reported that he had been drowned while bathing in a river with him. Hayes’ body was found in the river lust week and it was discovered that he hud been kill d and thrown into the river. The brother-in-law, whose name we cannot recall, has been jailed charged with the murder. Hayes worked for Jno. 1*. Ilean.” The above is taken from the Lin- colnton Journal. If The Journal is talking about our Ed Hayes it is talking through its cohering on its •ranium, for our Ed is How engaged in making good roads under the sup ervision of Cupt. Coyle, and he is a very live member indeed. A I’crNhin MlnNtcr. Kev. Mr. Shimmon, a Persian who is studying at the Columbia Theolog ical Seminary, delivered a lecture at the Fresbyteaian church Sunday af ternoon which delighted the entire au dience. Mr. Shimmon speakshroken English and his auditor must give the best of attention in order to un derstand him. He is not. however, without a vein of humor His subject was “.Mohammedism,” hut it might better have been termed “The Relig ions of Persia.” The speakerjgave a very interesting account of the relig ions of his native land. Mr. Shimmon became a Christian several years ago, and two years ago he left his wife and children to come to this country to study theology. It will take him about two years more to complete his studies. Th« HoimI.h \ The election on the question of issuing .f.‘»,U0o additional waterworks and #:>,U00 additional electric light bonds last Friday resulted in a unani mous vote for the bonds. There was not a single vote against the issue. The progressive people of Gaffney are always true to their interest and we hope to see them treated in a fair and liberal manner in regard to the establishment of the electric lights and the laying of the additional water mains. A Good KiTonl. Since Rev. U. P. Robertson has been pastor of the First Baptist church he has received into the J church PJl members by letter; lit) j by baptism, <» by restoration and 2 by experience—a total of :U8. This is a good record and shows that t’ ! pastor has ever been zealous in tue cause of his Master. I' IG-II l>> II .H|»ill«rr. .Mr. Thos R. Clarkson was bitten by a spider Sunday morning. He ( suffered very much from the effects of the bite and was quite sick all day. I Ho was able to be up yesterday j morning for a short while, hut was J compelled to go hack home. It is j not believed the bite will he serious, ! however. Wtiti'ritorkM Miii'liinrry Arrive. The engine and holler for the waterworks plant have arrived and ; workmen are now engaged in putting I them in place In the power house, i They are ponderous pieces of machin ery and the moving of each piece attracts great crowds of curiosity seekers. 'Squire Guffury tl»*' Hox. At the laying of the corner stone of the First Baptist church last Mon day our venerable and honored friend, ’Squire H. G. Gaffney, performed what may prove to he his last public duty as an officer of the church. It was ho who placed the box contain ing the articles in the receptacle. Mr. Gaffney is getting finite feeble. His gonial countenance has been missed from our thoroughfares for some time and each public appear ance is destined to ho his last. The town never possessed a more devoted citizen, nor one who had more public spirit. A Ofiit'rous Donation. The Gaffney Carpet Mill has pre sented Limestone College with enough beautiful rugs for twenty-five rooms. This is a princly gift on the part of President Bierck and his company and will be duly appreciated by President Lodge and the gentlemen who are associated with him. The product of the Gaffney Carpet Mill is as good as the best and these rugs will add much to the comfort and beauty of the already comfortable and beautiful college. Mother’s Friend is a liniment for expectant mothers to use externally. It softens the muscles and causes them to expand without dis comfort. If used during most of the period of pregnancy there will be no morning sickness, no rising breasts, no headache. When baby is born there will be little pain, no danger, and labor will be short and easy. $1 a bottle at druggists. Send for a Free copy of our illustrated book about Mother’s Friend. The Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga. For Sale tyAdvertisements under this head will be inserted for one eent a word each inser tion. No ad inserted for less than ten cents. F Oll SAI.K-A tract of land containing acres, more or less, on Tluekety Creek, in Gowdeysville Township, adjoining lands id II. Inman. Hycrs and others: priceSritno. Address A.S. \ \V. I>. Dougin-.s, wlnnslmro, S. C. H-ll-law-limo W ILL SKLL At a very low price, one 5 Imrse-jMiwer engine and .V> saw i?in, feeder and condenser, ami one portable cot ton press; all in c'ood running order. \V. A. i nrner and .1. II. Turner, administrators. 11-s-tf F oil SALK -Old newspapers at ten eents a hundred. Apply at this office. F oil SALE.--The liest Itahhitt metal ever placed on tin; maret at luc a pound. Ap ply at The Lf.ltd Fit. F Oll SALE Ileal Estate Mortgages. Titles to Ileal Estate. <'liallel Mortt'a're'. Liens, Notes. Etc., for sale at Tiif. Lkimie office For Rent. F oil KENT Store room; desirable loca tion for mill trade on factory hill. .1. L. Alexander. »-^s-tf Wanted. W ANTED: .Yoon Ihs., hides at highest cash prices. W. I). Kiuhy. W ANTED; To ljuy or rent a LV or "U horse power holler and engine, ami saw mill. AI sot wo heavy mules. \V. A..I kffkui es & ( Itox '-’I! 1 . Gaff ney. S. C. W ANTED A few music scholars; terms very reasonable. Apply to Miss Allie ‘Mi ’ Scott, at Mrs W. II. I’lcrson's. ti-i'-vn-pd W ANTED Ten shares Gaffney Manufac turing I'o. stock at *1 lc.no'per share*. W. M. Webster. !>-5 Lost. L OST: The seat off a Mei'orinaek rake; Ud ween Lipscomb's store aml.L.I. Gaffney's home; finder w ill he rewarded by leaving same at .1.1'. Lipscomb's. C. it. Tlhnku. Trespass Notice. All trespassing, as liiinting, fishing, cutting timbers. Ac., forbidden, under penalty of law, on tin 1 lands of L. G. IIvaas, .1. V. Bakuatt, M. A. Saukatt, D K. f. Hakratt. MONEY TO LOAN. We are authorized to loan money on im proved farm lands in sums of $100or more, inlercst at s |>cr cent., on from j to 7 years time. No commission charged. I’urenascr pays actual cost of drawing papers ami mak ing abstract of title. John If. I‘ai.wku x Son, t'olurnhia. S. t'., or W ai.i.ack X. otts. Attor neys. Gaffney, S. WE ALL are selling Staple and I'aney Grocer les as cheap as the cheapest, and we want you to get the benefit of our low prices. We guarantee our groceries to he just as we represent; and all we WANT TO is for you to give us a trial ami Ire convinced that we will treat you right. visit us means to hny from us. We still sell Granulated Sugar hi Ihs. for $Lun. You people that aim to MARRY In a few weeks ought to call and see our nice line of Tinware, for you will need it then. Yours for honesty, C. T. CLARY & CO. W. T. THOMPSON, Blacksmith and Wo.od Shop. All kinds of work done on short notice. Shoeing, Tire Setting. Wheels in IfoilingOjl i Specialty. Wood 4 feet long. Iliekory. Oak, Poplar and Pine Lumlicr and all kinds of marketable produce taken In payment for work. Come let us reason together. I or my reprosctatlvo always at shop. Jgo feet west of dummy line on Ilutiedge st reet. LOOK HERE! CLARY & KENDRICK’S Is the place to get your meats always On lee. Also we will pay the highest cash price for Hides, Green or Dry. Wc are going to make Hides a Specialty. There are two things that the buying public are always lookingfor. They get them from us with every purchase. We never fail to give both every time. They will make any business a success. They have made us. Those two things are, the lowest prices and the best qualities possible for the money. When these things are assured, together with a guarantee that you can get your money back, if you want it, or exchange goods for others when not satisfactory, it becomes a pleasure to buy goods and gives you a feeling of safety and confidence that you are getting your money’s full worth. Our competitors talk about our selling trash because they can make no other answer to our incomparable values and irresistable and unmatchable prices, but we stand flat-footed behind our goods with the above guarantee, and the customer cannot be found who will say that we have failed to make it good. We know our goods and we sell good goods at trash prices, because we are here to stay and are building up a trade and a reputation for all time. Here are a few prices that will give you a fair idea of how our prices run through the store. We do not try to work the old wornout trick of throwing out a few articles at cost as baits simply to make people think that everything we sell is as cheap when it is not. Everything in our store will be found to be cheaper than can be bought elsewhere. If anybody offers you anything cheaper than we do, we say to you frankly, buy it, for it is certainly a bargain. But before you buy anything, IF' YOLJ OAIM \F\'rCM PFIP^f:: Notions. Ill to 24 . ... HI . ... 10 Roll pinto. poarl-Lack collar Imtt >n, Beautiful lino bolt Imcklos, Ladies’ waist set, Beauty pins, per dozen, Turkey red thread, 1 Finishing braid, o Silk thread, 4 Ball thread, per dozen, Rice buttons, ‘3 dozen for 1 Good pins, 1 Needles, 1 Ribbon, per yard L Best pearl buttons, dozen, ”> Ladies’ handkerchief, 2 Ladies’ black leather belts, 1<i Ladies’ tine satchels, 10 Good blacking brush, 10 Black elastic, good quality, per yard I Good writing pad, Good writing paper, quire 1 Good envelopes, pack 1 Good lead pencils, dozen S Good pen holder, 2 Basting cotton, spool, I Handsome biblc, with reference 74 Pure aluminum hair pins, dozen, All color plaquet buttons, dozen, 10 Best tine comb's, 5 Good hair brush, 15 Swan down face powder, 5 Kid hair curlers, 2 and 4 Dress facing, per bunch, 8 R tfc (i corsets, 40 Dress Goods. All wool, double width cashmere, any color, per yard. Double width black erepon, per yard, Fine black brilliantine, to inches wide, per yard, Fancy plaid, all colors, All wool plaids, beautiful and stylish goods, a big bargain at All wool, 40 inch, plain black Henrietta, 50 inch, ladies’ cloth, all colors, Best grade repellant, 00 inches wide, Yard wide percale, Best calicoes, indigo blue and fancy, or Mack and white, Good grade outing, 28 inches wide, big bargain at.. . . Full line tlannelots, Elegant line of dress trimmings, consisting of velvets, braids, satines, and all the latest and most stylish trimmings at prices never before quoted. Be suro and give this department a look while in the store. Best fast black satines, • Gents’ Furnishing Goods. Pure linen collars, any style, Best black socks, guaranteed fast black Beautiful line of neckwear, from.... Large white handkerchief, Fancy half hose, Heavy striped undershirts, Heavy fleece lined undershirts, Genuine buckskin overshirts, Heavy jersey wool glove, Negligee shirts with collar, Drill drawers, Heavy cotton flannel drawers Good suspenders, White lawn hows, White laundricd shirts, worth ♦ 1, . .. Cotton undershirts, Gents’ garters, - Collar buttons, per dozen,^ . the: e'air. Hats. 2 cents Boys’ broad nr narrow brim wool hats,. Boys’ fancy hats in colors, Men’s gray and brown lints, latest styles, Men s broad brim fur bats, worth $1.50, at Men's genuine fur hnis, Men s and hoys' caps, 2 I cents 4‘J cents 40 cents OS cents 24 cents 10 eents Shoes. rentJi Baby shoes, Children’s heavy shoes Children s best school shoes . Boys’ brogans—good qualitv, Bovs dress shoes—lace Ladies’ dongola button shoes, Ladies medium weight pebble or glove grain—guaran teed solid shoe—button or lace, Ladies’ common sense—dongola Fid ladies’ bals, fleece lined, Ladies’ kid, coin toe, lace or button, all solid leather, Men’s brogans, heavy button, Men s kip brogan, whole stock hack and front—guar anteed. Men’s genuine oil grain water proof shoe, Men s fine shoos, lace or congress, big value, at.. . Men s solid leather shoes, lace or congress, any stylo toe, guaranteed, at Men s genuine cordovan leather, bals, worth $.4.00, at. lb cents lb cents ■S4 cents 8b cents b4 cent 8 84 cents bS cents b8 cents bS cents b8 cents MS cents $1.24 $1.24 98 cents $1.21 $1.98 Clothing. 19 cents 1 12 cents 2 1 cents 8 cents 99 cents 24 cent- 19 cents 49 cents 5 cents 4 cents 5 cents 8 ceilts <i cents 10 cents 5 cents cents up 4 cents 5 rents 24 cents 89 cents 25 cents 24 cents 25 cents 19 cents 24 cents 8 cents 10 cents 19 cents 15 cents 9 cents 2 cents Men s all wool black cheviot suit, Men’s fancy worsted, any size and style, at Lloganf line wool suits, any color, size and style at. 200 suits bought in job, elegant black clay and fan. worsteds, worth $12 and $15, for Blue flannel suits, Boys’ suits, Boys’ kneo pants, Boys all wool suits, double breasted, big value.. Linens. Oil color table cloth, full width, assorted styles,. Lxtra width white table damask, Large linen doilies, white, Extra size linen dailies, white, Large white cotton towels, Extra large cotton towels, Linen towels, Large linen damask towel, Yard wide bleaching, Fancy flannelettes for children’s cloaks, et( Lace curtains, Fancy scrim, 10- 4 sheets, best grade, Pillow eases, per pair, Linen towel crash, Heavy cotton flannel Best cheviot, All wool heavy red twilled flannel, Heavy gray flannel for skirts Curtain scrim, Large full weight feather pillows, per pair, Pillow tubing, per yard, Lonsdale camhrick, Best bed ticking, will hold feathers, per yard White flannel, per yard, 11- 4 hod spreads, heavy Marseilles pattern Solid oil color calico, $2.98 *8.49 $7.49 $1.98 0)9 cents 24 cents 98 cents 19 eents 24 cents 49 cents 09 eents 5 cents 8 cents 10 cents 24 cents 5 cents 10 cents 49 cents 7 and 9 cents 49 cents 19 cents 7 cents 5 cents 8 cents 12j cents 121 cents 4 cents 98 cents 12 cents 0 cents 10 cents 121 ceni 79 4, TUT I*.