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r rn io 1^101 >o 101«. $1.00 per Year. PUBLISHED TUESDAY AM' KB I DAY BY Ed. H. DkCamp. The Ledger is not responsible for the views of correspoiulenls. Correspondents who do not contri bute regular news letters must fur nish their name, not for publication, out for identification. Write short letters and to the point to insure publication ; also endeavor to get them to the office by Monday and Thursday mornings. All correspondence should he ad dressed to Ed. H. DeOamp, Manager. Obituaries will be published at five cents a line. Cards of thanks will bo published at one cent a word. Reading notices will he published at ten cents a line each insertion. it the mills and rim-Ks. Cotton is bringing a better pric home than abroad—certainly a ih ,* thing under the sun. When the price of cotton in this part ot the country rules higher than in cw York, it means that our own nulls are competing with one anoti ‘r n t the cotton producers are g r■ the full benefit. Hut for the ixstence of the cotton mills in our midst, ino dillerenco between the price of ec'.- ton here and in New 'fork would nscessarily range from ono to one and a half cents on the pound. 1 ins means that the cotton miih- have put at least $30,000 during tills s.ason into the pockets of the fanners cf Cherokee county—that they have paid directly in cash from $1 to -fti to every man who lias raised : bale of cotton. This is worth thinking about. And this is not ail. They have raised the price of everything that the farmer has to sell, from a hen egg to a cow, from a peck of snap beans to a wagon load of corn. 1'or many of these things they created a demand which never be fore existed, which, but for them, would not have been created tor a generation to come, if ever. There are farmers near Gaffney who have sold hundreds of bushels of sweet potatoes this full at f>0 cents a bushel. Twenty years ago these to get hint, might get out of the way. That is all very pretty to talk about, but war is war, and no amount of refined courtesy can do much to wards mitigating its horrors or justi fying its existence. ♦ -♦ ♦ ♦ The stars were peculiarly un- propitious last week, and not only refused to fall in accordance with the predictions of short sighted men, but seemed to send down from their silent spheres some mysterious, bale ful influences which filled the hearts of many with unusual malignity. Resides the Haselden-Sellers battle in Marion, there was a tragedy en acted in Pickens county, in which one ‘•Dr.” James was killed and several others were wounded. “Dr.” James and two of his sons got into a row with a man named Lanier at the latter’s house, ran him from home, followed him to his father-in- law’s, where Lanier shot “Dr.’ James in the head and face with a double-barrel shotgun at close range, killing turn instantly. A woman figures dimly in this case. At Lau rens tin re was great excitement caused by the report that a public school teacher named P. B. Lock- wood hud assaulted several of his little girl pupils. The parents of the pupils followed Lockwood and would have lynched him but for the interference of friends. In Chicago a mar. named Corcoran killed his j four children and closed the tragedy j by killing himself, and all around there was the usual number of wife murders and other horrors. We hope the stars will be propitiated by these bloody sacrifices, and will send down gentle, soothing, and more propitious influences during the present week Tim LufTimy I’oHtottlee ItimineNft. From Oct. 3rd to Nov. (ith, 1891), there originated in the Gaffney posi- oflice 303 lbs 1 ozs of first-class mail matter, or about 18,150 letters—an average of 518 letters daily for thirty- live days. Of second class 8 , .)Sll>s 5 ozs of which 108 lbs was free county publication. Third and fourth class, 71 lbs 13 ozs. Free government, 2 lbs 12 ozs. and equipment, sacks etc., 1,417 lbs 11 ozs; making at otal of 2,424 lbs 13 ozs, or an average of 09 lbs 10 ozs daily. This is actual weight of mail from Gaffney, not in cluding that in transit. The post master is at his post of duty from 5 o’clock a. m. to 8:30 p. m; only clos ing for the purpose of posting books, making and distributing mail. There are six daily mails from the railroad, four county daily and one tri-weekly. We Wish They Would Come to (hiflfney. U. W. Davis and wife and daugh ter, Mrs. lluice, were in the city Fri day on a shopping expedition. Mrs. Davis persuaded her better half to move to Union next year, but Mr. Davis very properly says that ho would not give Gaffney for two such towns as Union and that he will move here after he has spent me year in Union. The Ledger believes had Mrs. Davis visited us oftener than she lias recently she would have moved here, as she acknowledged that Gaffney was a much larger and better town than she was. hud thought it would not have brougb* l*f •( t - bushel at this seu^ m There are main ‘ ; large measure bm curred in making the iuit . selling milk, butter, eggs, p'-uiii'y and vegetables—things lor winch twenty years ago. there wu little or no demand. The $30,ono paid the farmers of Cherokee on e tton, is a small part of the money the mills have brought to the people. Yet there are some people so blinded by ignorance, or selfishness, or prejudice as to look upon the mills and all incorporated c imI' iI. big engines of oppression, (!■ ign. d io crush the poor and exalt the riel). And there are men of some intelli gence who are so full of vanity and greed for oflice and so insensible to everything that is honorable and noble in human character, that they will pander to the prejudices of igno rance and kindle the flames of pas sion, generate dissatisfaction and strife, and do all in their power to obstruct and destroy these great in dustrial enterprises, with no othei motive than to promote their own Hellish ends. Such men are loath some excrescences on society, to be shunned and scorned by every honest, right thinking, fair-minded man in the country. NOTES AND COMMENTS. Or. HhII Tliuntdiiy Kvenliif;. Thursday evening in the Graded School building Dr. Win. Edwin Hall, I of New York, will deliver his lecture entitled “Travels of the Fool Killer.” for the benefit of the organ fund of the First Baptist Church. The fol lowing criticisms of Dr. Hall may give you an idea of what to expect: j “The gifted and intensely humor- | ous man delighted Edgefield on two I nights last week—Thursday and Fri- d v. Dr Hail made Edgefield laugh u- ■ h • • > laughed in many a j Indeed, Dr Hall as * :t - a humorous actor, . • ine-i.i’.iide. Nor are his ina » uii fun bv any means. On : t he contrary tie is a very keen ob server of human life, a keen and yet ; kindly satirist, and a man whose ; every lecture is an honest and valua ble sermon ”—Edgefield Chronicle, Nov. 13. I’resident E. B. Craighead says: “Dr. Hall’s lecture in Memorial Hull | last night was a magnificent sue- i cess. For an hour and a half he held the undivided attention of a large audience—the largest ever as sembled here to hear a pay lecture. I unhesitatingly commend him to the people.” A Msirrliitce in Llie Cohut lirocery Store. Last Thursday night the hangers- on and attaches of the Corner Gro cery Store was treated to an unusual 1 spectacle. About 11 o’clock, Chns. Dowdlo and Katie Mayes, two well known colored people, stepped into the store and informed Mr. Johnson that they wished to get i married. That enterprising gen- | tleman lost no time in telephon ing for Clerk of Court J. Eb. Jefferies. When Mr. Jefferies arrived the pair were united in the holy bonds ot matrimony in the most ap proved style. The witnesses were thiief of 1’olice B. F. Camp, Olficfr Bert Jfoliman, Dr. Chas. Jefferies, and Hilly Johnson. At tie* conclu sion of the ceremony Master of Cere monies Jefferies ordered the groom to toilu!e the bride, but Billy Johnson says lx fore the groom could recover from the shock Bert Hollmun stepped up and kissed her. It is now charged that the H.i-el- den party in the buttle at Sellers, wore armor plates manufneluzed be the Marion Iron Works. Can't D. A G. Ouzt bring up the artillery? A battery of six pounders skilfully handled would make tho enemy t el right uncomfortable even though shielded by iron plates. We are glad to be told that our remarks last week on fast driving in the streets, met with the hearty ap proval of many of our citizens. We hope that our honorable council will CariU of Tluinkrt. Air and Mrs. Geo. E Hood desire to express their appreciation of the many kindnesses extended to them in their recent bereavement, and earnestly pray that Him who guards the deatiny of man may deal merci fully with all. Mrs. A. F. Kendrick and family desire to express their thanks for the many kindnesses shown them in their recent bereavement. We MiihI Muke an I ni|ireHHl<ui. Clean up your premises for the State Baptist Convention next week. This is the occasion on which Gaffney should set her best foot foremost, regard the matter as worthy of their J 00 ^ * ,rr / !0!ltest & n d best and be on , ..i , . | her good behavior generally. Let us consideration and will adopt meas- , (1o a |, in our po ^ er t0 f nako the ures to put a check on it. No : event one long to be remembered not necessity can be pleaded as an excuse | °nly by those who attend but also by for such danger to life and limb, and (nir ho,l,e P C0 P lu . We want to make the very best impression possible. the practice called down. should bo promptly It is just ono week till the Bap tist Convention will meet here, and Gaffney will be on dross parade. We are gratified to hear from tin com mittee on entertainment tor tlr-y are abundantly able to provi.l who are likely to com. If .• the delegates and visitors ua- off- i ,i by tho score, and it is hardly proba ble that all of them can be filled. Tho big-hearted people of the town will not do things by halves. ♦ ♦ ♦ The British and tho Boers are said to he waging war on a high plane of civilization, and if there cun be such a tiling as humanity in war, they are trying to show it. They kill each other us decently as they.can, bestow tender care on each other’s wounded; and the Boers have been giving ample notice before beginnit g a bombardment, so that non-com batants and those who didn’t want Cotton Market. The following prices prevailed in the Gaffney cotton market this morn ing: Middling 7.5-10 Good Middling 7.40 rM I ASH YOUR DOCTOR! Ask your physician this ques tion, “What is the one great | remedy for consumption?” | j He will answer, “Cod-liver S oil.” Nine out of ten will | answer the same way. \ Yet when persons have | consumption they loathe all I fatty foods, yet fat is neces- f sary for their recovery and | they cannot take plain cod- j : liver oil. The plain oil dis turbs the stomach and takes away the appetite. Tne dis agreeable fishy odor and taste make it almost unen durable. What is to be done? \ This question was ans- j * wered when we first made i scorrs \ emulsion ! 1 of Cod-Liver Oil with Hypo- ! | phosphites. Although that | • was nearly twenty-five years | ago, yet it stands alone to- | day the one great remedy :• for all affections of the throat j and lungs. | The bad taste and odor have been l taken away, the oil itself has been j partly digested, and the most sen- \ sitive stomach objects to it rarely, i Not one in ten can take and digest | i the plain oil. Nine out of ten can £ take SCOTT'S EMULSION and di- | ; gest it That's why it cures so 3 many cases of early consumption. | : Even in advanced cases it brings | comfort and greatly prolongs life. I , 50c. and $1.00, atl druggists. 1 ■ i SCOTT & BOWNK, Chemists, Nfw York. Z ALWAYS KEEP ON HAND Don’t Do This Don’t take in ternal medi cines before the little one comes. They endanger the health of both mother and babe. MOTHER'S FRIEND, the good and long-tried external liniment, will relieve the early distress and the later pains bet ter than anything else in the world. Iti good effects are most marked not only In-fore childbirth, but during the ordeal itself and afterward. Distress is over come by it—pains lessened—labor short tned—and subsequent dangers avoided. - Bold by DrufrKDU lor (I ■ bottle. Bond for our fro« illufttrutod kook on thu Hiikjori, THE BRADFIZLD REGULATOR CO., AtUnU.Gt J ACHE, INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL, THAT PAIN-KILLER WILL NOT RE LIEVE. LOOK OUT FOR IMITATIONS AND SUB STITUTES. THE GENUINE BOTTLE BEARS THE NAME, PERRY DAVIS & SON. Itreeta with you whrtaor you conllnuo tbs, nt-rvu-killiii£ iot>a<-r» hublt. NO-TO-UAI" remove, tbe Ueaire for Lob&ceu, witli- outnervouMilialru... oxi>eiinicov 4 -rf'_ _ M lino. purtliOH tbo blood, ft B L HVfcy-l.M>0.. ftore. lost manhood. M a ft I,,'..... makes you atroufC^jfT IIJ AlE^Tobl, 400,000 in hcultii,nerve^Kjaa 43 ki R™A^^cas»*si , iireii. Huy »ii'l TO HAT from book. r -®JrVJA^y«ur own drufrfd.t, who 'will voii(.-’> foru^. Take il with _ *5will,path-nlly,iiernislently ono ^ bor.SI. usually t-im-H; 3 boieo, S3 U, ?uarunteed to cure, or w e refund money. Blerllag k.uu-eyt'«., ehlrare, Montreal, New fork. A Munilti NewH|m|»cr. Our venerable and respected friend, Mr. Wash McKown, has presented us with a copy of “The American,” published at Manila, Philippine Is land. It is a five column eight nage quarto sheet and bears the ear marks of Yankee thrift and enterprise. The paper was sent to Mr. McKown by his son, E. L, McKown, who is now serving his country in the war between Uncle Sam and tho I’hilipi- nos. Mr. McKown is in Co. 1). 17th Infantry. IhXC'iirnion to NliHby, This afternoon at 1 -80 an excursion train will leave over the S. C. Sc G. E. railroad for Shelby, the occasion be ing the appearance in that place of Fields A' Hanson’s Minstrels. This is said to be one of the best minstrel shows on the road this season and those who go may expect to enjoy a good laugh. Tho fare for the round trip will be but 50 cents. The ex cursion train will leave Shelby after the performance is over. r Volraiiic IhriiptioitH Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life of joy. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures • also Old, Running and Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns, Warts, Cuts, Bruises, Bun s, Scalds, Chapped Hands, ('hilbiains. Best Bile cure on earth. Drives out Bains and Aches. Only 25 cents a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Cherokee Drug Co. Pun t Tobacco Spit anil Smoke Tour Life Away. To quit toLri to easily and foret , »r, be ma? netic, lull of life, nerve ami vigor, take No-To- Uao, the w iiuli r worker, that makes wealt men strong. All druggists, COo or II. Cure guaran teed Hooklet ami sample free. Address SlorlitiR llcmedy Co.. Chicago or New York. BEST FOR THE BOWELS If you haven't a regular, healthy movement of tho bowels every day. you’re kiek. or will be. Keep your boweis open, and ba well. Force, in tho shape of violent physic or pill poison, is dangerous. Tho smoothest, easiest, most perfect way of keeping the bowels clear mid clean Is to lake $ M m sj&iHc CANDY CATHARTIC TRADE MARK ACOIkTIREO Call and line Pleasant. Palatable. Potent.TastoGnod. Do Good, Never Sicken, Weaken, or Gripe. J e,‘JUe, fide Write for lice sample, and booklet on health. Address Sl. rlin* Ih-mnlj Company, Cliiriyo. Montreal, Nn»t York. 322a KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN FIRE, L'FE AM ACCIDENT INSURANCE at our Store see our beautiful of Wedding Presents. Cut glass and everything fine. Ut . Life nr Ai-eident ml infiM-mation. \Vben you.need a l it oliey eall and ;rot rates Your business solicit lToin|)t al tent ion JONES J. DARBY, Agt. < Wide two doors above i. -dg-er < Wb-e IM W Im 1 E *110510 rvo. H. •) r r~1 Call at t FREE! oi<Co Druu get ;i fre< Bottle of Dr. Wolford's rant. 'Hie greatest edy of the at>'c. hardin k McWhorter, iV t t 01 M io v h* s l t \v GAFFNEY, - - S. C. Ollier ovr r I i. A. .lours & Oo.’s SI ore. A cough D. H.Duncan. C. 1’.Sanders. W.S. Hall, Jr. DUNCAN, SANDERS & HALL, Attorneys-at-Law. Office two doors above I .edger Cilice. Sheriff’s Sales. .1. <'i.ortiii Wai.i.vch. Plaintiff. / vs. S. .1. IIi'giii s. kt Al., Defendants. \ lly virluc of ;i judgment mid foreelo.iii-c, | and order of sale, iniide in l,ie a luivt i-nt il led ] ease, I will offer for sale at pulilb- outcry, at \ Gaffney, S. ('., In-fore tliel'ourl House door. 1 on suit sday in Deeemiier. l-'.'d, within tin- h— i gal hours of sale, the following deserllH-d property, to-wit: All that traet of laud in Cherokee County, Soul h Ca rolina, eont a ini ug two hundred and s!.\ty-live (luC>) acres, more or less, bounded by hinds of o. S. Kendrick, .1. T. lii-own, Wm. (iotidt-iock and otiu-rs. Terms of sale one-t bird cash and balance of purchase money in two equal installments of one and two years wit h interest on deferred payments, or all cash, at purchaser's option; the credit portion to be secured by a bond of purchaser and u mortgage of tin* lands pur chased. Purchaser to pay for paints and revenue stamps. The above land s to be sold in live (a) tracts. Plats to be seen at the Sliei- iff'sOffice. W. Thomas, ll-U-Jw-Iw Sheriff Chi rokee < o' W. T. THOMPSON, Blacksmith and Wood Shop. All kinds of work done on short notice. Shoeing. Tire Set t illg. Wheels in lloilin-r Oil a Specially. Wood I feci long. Hickory. Oak, Poplar and Pine I.umhci- and ail kinds of market able produce mk'-n in paynn ni for ivork. Come b-t us ren ■>! togeiiter. I or tny representative always at sho|:. i-.’i) feet e; t of dummy line on Kutledge, s'.r. ct.. Money to Loan On farming lands. Kasy payments. Nocorn- missions elia i :- -d. liorrow ; r pay s ae| ua| eo-,t of perfect ing loan. Int<-rest spereenl. J NO. It. PALM I II \ SUN. < 'oluinhia, S. ('. or Mi ssus. \Y \ I.I.ACI, & OT'I'S. Ally's., r.-a o Gaffney. S. C. s w Owing to tho short ct-oj decided to gin and wr:ip yot 'I it s and heavy liagging, nn at a saeriliee to help my Ire low price for ginning I wi Charge. I will buy all 1 he ■ pBM'e io» tin My “ii Keinenilr r I am slill in tli prict! for any (]uani il^-. I also have a big lot of l!ag Also a big lot of W agons, b Also Mowt-rs and Hakes to rows lo prepare your lands for A Iso a big hit of (, ua no am A Iso I .umiter of any kind. I' will In- lilleil pr itnptly and at I A Iso a big 1 stock of ; (-licit p. Don't b-jy a pair of on price of eotton. and hard times generally, I hnvo •o, ion. i >r Ini. .r.asoi;, for *1 in per hale for new Arrow IJ ) p r liale with factory bagging and ties. I do tills is and eii loiners a.i I can. In addition to the above in every SiMli Hale for any of tny customers I’ree of :on -d ued at my gii.s and-will pay tin- liiglc si market ill be under the m a nagcim-nt of .1. El lie Sarratt. it- n .1 • ' tor Cotton Seed, and will pay highest cash rging a ml 'l ies cheap. o be se,:i cheap, ami lot of buggies to arrive soon, cut ami save your p. ;i vines and hay. and Disc llar- >r your grain. a - or Oait. I.e.ive your bill ut my store and it arket prl'-es. il my Cofort li Store, all of which will lie sold hen until hi see niy hue and A’ours to ph use. ret my prices. Goods C-lieai) for Cash, Sh oo carry Dry Gootls, Notions, , 11 ats, I'alilo .'111(1 Pocket Icrv, ( ’rockery and a gciK-ral icrcBamliso, and will a-- clicaj) for cash as in ii[>[)er South ('aro- lina. 1 will yiv'' yen special low lirices on Shoes, Jeans (doth and rndenvoar. I ain exp< ct- ino; to receive 1() Dozen of mv best Axes soon. See niv jii'ices on all ffoods before Biivin»z. \ uni:* respectfully, I. M. PPKU'K. yi Li ^i Sept. 8, 1 899. aw c. ssa/?' Relovv/ S. C. & G. Depot, Lumber of all kinds. Doors, Sash, Blinds to suit you. Paints, Oils, Glass on hand at rock bottom Clerk’s Sales. 'TATI-: OK Son'll < AltOl.I.NA. i III Colli t COCNTY OK ClILUokn . i ( elilinoil Pie W . N. Turner Plaint iIV, itoyn-I,.'I'ltrner, et. ah. Defendants. - I n ohedicncc In nn order made In rein, for partition. I will sell al GaIVney, before the Court house door, during the legal lioio-sol' sale, on salesday. DecemlM-r Ith, Isb'J, I he fol lowing lands, to wit: All tliat eerlaiu tract of land situated in Cherokee county, hounded by kinds of Co lumbus Pettit, .laims 'loore, Joel Pet tit and others,and known as the Holloway tract, containing one hundred acres more or loss, 'I'erilis of site; One half cash: the h tlance on a credit of twelve months, with t it crest thereon from day of sale, to lie s,-- eured b) a bond of Ibi- pun baser amt a mortgage of the pnnii'.is. Purehaser to pay for all papers, revenue stamps a:.d recording. .1. ! i::. .11a : Bill Clerk c. C. Pis. November nth. ISIM.I. ::t. BAKE YOUR XMAS FRUIT CAKES HOYT. W »• Ini s i linr of FRUITS FOR CAKES, uh • \vc iruiirnut :i IiiH* ms you < •sf S Ilf { BY ! I up a drlirit>Gs I luhi. mid nmm / Mouldings and Putty always prices. If you do not price our material you will'f’ find that you have a great deal in the construction of a house. 33,000 feet ceiling just received. Come to see us. Wood, Cotton Seed Mctil and Hulls for sab?. . Lgd z i’bonc No. ,-Y A- -V • X SC 1^.1^ OO. Raisins, Currants, Citrons, Figs, Snices, I i D ' l I MU J C‘o. Notice. The Pisce to Boy your Fresh Meats nven b> Ity virtue of Power of Attorney, me by the heirs of Win. Jones, deeensed. I will sell at the residence of the late Win. Jones, near Asbnry. S. on Tuesday, the fifth day of December. Is'.i'.i.nt luo'rlork a. m., till of the personal property of the estate of the said Win. Jones, deceased, consisting of farming utensils, horses, mules, cattle, bug gies, wagons, corn, fodder, cotton and cotton seed. Also .-ill bank and faetorj slocks and all other personal properly belonging lo said estate. Terms of sale cash on delivery of articles purchase I. K. A. Jomn, Attorney in fact for Heirs-of W in. Jones de ceased. Gaffney, S. November II. Isiu. Iaw-.'!t Is at I market. Hi I al Sausage and Kish; a! Poultry w lu n limy Grocei i> •. i ’Igars am W. McGuitin's up-to-date meal only market run in city style, lys have tine Iteef, Povk. Mutton, io Country I’rtslt; •an he gotten. I I and < oiiic, or call phone No. lid, l.uructt Hlock. Good fat cat t !e and green iiides wanted; l w ill pay sjiot easb for tlu-m. lit -peel fully, L W. Notice. All persons bolding , lalins against the es tate of Win. Jones, deceased, will present the same to me, duly proven, within the next thirty days; and all persons Awing the said estate will make prompt settlement of their indebtedness to me within the next thirty •lays. It. A. Jokks, Attorney In fact for Heirs of Wm. Jones, de ceased. Gaffney. S. ('., November II, ISW. Inw-Jt Tax Notice. The tax levy for Cherokee County for llscai year tsW Is as follows: For State purposes mills For Constitutional School Tax J mills For Ordinary County i mills For Poor House and Jail 1 mill For County Koads t mill For Townships Limestone, White Plains, Morgan and Cherokee, In terest K. II. Komis | mil I For Townships Lliiirstoiie, While Plains and Morgan. Sinking ruml..' mills For Townships Druytonvlllc and Gowdoyvllle. Interest K. IL Komis.:? mills For Townships Druytonvlllc ami Gowdeyvllle, Sinking FumJ I'.iiullls For Cherokee Township, Sinking '"mi ... main* For Townships Limestone, While Plains and Morgan, Spartanlnirg J*!! I mill For Graded School Disti icl, Klaeks- bWff. No, 8 mills For Grad ltd Selnsd IRstrlel. Gaffney. No. 10. .. k’V.ndlls I will be at tite following places for the purpose of eoilectlng luxes: Atolllco from November hi to December Jl J. It Jomkh, County Treasurer. Gaffney. H. L., Sept. Hlb. Is'.iy l^Oi— Building and Plastering Lime, Coal, Shingles, and Phis ter Hair, Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Fuse and Dyna mite Caps, eall on THE LIMESTONE SPRINGS LIME WORKS, 'Telephone 57 CARROLL & CO., Lessees You Will Never Know, bow much money you are losing unless you call and get our prices. Wc have a complete stock of everything you need in Dry Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, Saddles, Bridles, Guns, Pistols, Cartridges, A’c. We will give you as a sample the following prices on a few articles: A good 7 oz. Jeans at ^ -$ 12A A good Flour at 1 do A splendid Colleo, 1*2 lbs. for I do Granulated Sugar at 16 lbs. for I *>() Only one Hartford Bicycle left at *2” 00 Cook Stoves $10 00 to 20 00 Heaters .. ..: !> 2d to .”> 7d ‘See us O' lor yon buy J. N. LIPSCOMB a GO Everybody who went to the State Fair saw him and can tel! you all about him. All those who went came back full of praise for the dif ferent exhibits which they paid out their hard cash to see, but you can come to our store any day this week and not only see an exhibit which is delightful to the eye, but can see it FREE, and the goods exhibited will be for sale cheaper than you have ever seen them before. We have to offer you this week, < >v r orc , <>ii( H iiau! 14 Storm Ulsters, all wool, good, service able and well made, at $3.50. 8 Storm Ulsters, same material though not so stylishly made, $3-~were $4.50. 12 nice all wool, good heavy overcoats in blue and in black, which were $5 each, to go this week at $3 each. Another lot at $4 each which will surprise you. <L'losing CTiipen. We have a large variety of these goods in all qualities from the cheapest to the best, and will offer great inducements to you for the cash. There are some beautiful things in these in plush and astrocan that you will find a bargain in. Be sure to see them. ♦ In this line we stand at the head of the class in Gaffney and beg to have you look at the line before buying. We have a lot of good solid shoes for this sale that cost us from $1 to $ 1.25 per pair which we will close out atv 63c. per pair for your choice. Many other things we are prepared to give you at reduced prices but our space forbids our mentioning them just now. Don’t take our word for these things but come and see for yourself. We do business strictly on merit, and if we can’t do it that way we won’t do it at all. Yours for trade, J. C. Lipscomb. 'rile Iron fcStorc*. U