The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, December 12, 1899, Image 4
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Silver Dollars Remain
to be Given Away.
This is the Last Chance to Get $5.00 Free.
You only have to buy $1
worth of goods to get
a key.
Pursuing our “broad gauge” policy we
intend that there shall be no blanks this time.
If you do not get $5.00 for your key you will
get premiums for them. Every key will draw
a prize. You will want many things for your
boy or girl for Santa Claus. This is the way
to get them without cost, for we guarantee
the price on every article we sell to be the
bottom, if you compare the quality. Come
Friday and Saturday the 22d and 23d and try
your keys.
CASH BUY AND CASH SELL.
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Ufo VWill Don • V011 * 10 < * <)1<l for ,,o k' voo(1 ° f "
*1 U $8 Is! S ua i |1( 'l |( ‘ s up 111 any length
over two feet. $5 per cord for persimmon, P inches and nj) in
diameter, all four feet long; must be sound and solid and free
from large knots; one or two small knots or lumps admissable.
d his price of the logs delivered at our lumber yard. If you have
any nice large Walnut trees see us.
II lAf'H n ftlJ to buy your Lumber, Doors, Sash, lllinds,
II uvlUi I Ujf Shingles, Paints, etc., from us. Oak and
pine firewood for sale.
J. 10. JOjCIOIOI^ & oo.
Special
Bargains.
We can give you Overcoats from $2.25 up.
Suits from $2.50 up.
A Full Line of Capes, Skirts and Waists at all
prices.
We have the Best Shirt you ever bought for
50 cents.
We have the Best Trunks, Satchels, Valises and
Dress Suit Cases in the city.
A New Line of Men’s Hats and Caps just re
ceived.
Men’s, Ladies’ and Children’s Wool Hose just
received.
Give us a call and we will save you money.
Yours truly,
The Company Store,
Gentlemen’s
Underwear, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs,
Socks, Handkerchiefs, Mufflers
and Gloves.
rile IIsiborcUiHlier.
I^or tlio IVoxi JTow XVoc-Uh
Wc will offer Homo spechil
bargains on Suits, bureaus, Bods, Springs, Mattresses,
Safes, Bookers, Clocks, Lace Curtains, Curtain Poles,
Toilet Sots, Lamps and Dishes of all kinds.
If you need any of these things it will certainly ho
to your advantage to see us.
Yours to please,
GEO. H. FEACLE & CO.
GUY AND COUNTY
CONGLOMERATED.
Local News from Town and
Country
TOO SHORT FOR A HEAD
Itnt None Too Short lo Mention, llenrt*
They Are ItollrG Down For Ouh'k Kfiul-
ing by Ittiny Ledger 1'atroin* Who An*
I'refcMed for Time.
\V. W. Hoard has accepted n posi
tion in live machine shop of the (inlT-
ney Manufacturing Company.
The Limestone Musical Club meets
at 3:30 this afternoon ut Limestone
College. The subject to be discussed
is Hucndcl and his works.
The Ladies Missionary Society of
the First itaptist church will meet
this afternoon at 3 o’clock at live res
idence of Mrs. L. V'. (JatTney. A full
attendance of the members is desired.
Contractor L. liaker has almost
completed work on the new Metho
dist parsonage. When finished it
will be one of the handsomest as
well as most convenient dwelling
houses in the city.
Jones J. Darby has moved his in
surance office over It. A. Jones &
Co.’s store. Mr. Darby is making
friends very rapidly in Galfney and
will no doubt succeed in building up
a good insurance business.
Ground has been broken for the
j foundation for the new Cherokee
Foundry and Iron Works. This
promises to be one of the biggest en
terprises in Gaffney and will add
much to the material prosperity of
the place.
The regular quarterly meeting of
the Hoard of County Commissioners
will be held in their office on Tues-
' day, January 2nd. Those who are
interested in the matter will do well
vo look up County Supervisor Lip
scomb's notice in another column.
The lire committee, Aldermen
liaker, Cash and Smith, yesterday let
the contract for three reel carts, fif
teen hundred feet of hose and all the
necessary appliances for tig!.ting
tires. Soon Galfney will be well pro
tected from lire, hut not any too
soon.
Superintendant of waterworks K.
It. Casli is now engaged in putting
in pipes in the ditferent dwellings
that will take water from the water
works. Alderman L. liaker was the
first man to have water put on his
premises. The wab r was turned on
fur Mr. Haker Saturday.
The work done by the contractors
of the waterworks was of first-class
order. There is scarcely a leak in
the standpipe and the water mains
were perfect. In most instances
there is considerable leakage in the
standpipe and water mains, but one
would think from the way our plant
works that it had been in operation
several years.
Constable Charley Deunnun ar
rested in Sparoatburg Friday and
brought to this city James Clary, a
seventeen-year-old white boy, charged
with horse stealing. Clary was
turned over to Slier HI Thomas and
lodged in jail to await a preliminary
hearing. He takes his arrest very
indifferently and does not in the
least seemed mortified.
Ucv. T. A. IMemmons, of Abbe
ville, preached two very interesting
sermons at the llaptist church Sun
day morning and evening. Mr.
IMemmons was a members of the
State llaptist Convention week be
fore last, and The Ledger will al
ways remember him with a great
deal of pleasure, and we hope to have
him visit Galfney often.
Gold Dust.
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The Best
Washing Powder.
Woman’s Best Friend. Dirt’s Worst Enemy.
Do you need a
Buggy or Wagon?
If so <!o not buy until you sir my line. I nitvi; a romplit.- line of Uirdsi-ll :tiiii\Vlilte
II icl.ory \\ .irons at |>rii"."i that ilofy I'ompi'tit ion.
I am now baiulliiitr the rcli'ln-atml “Tyson .v .lours” liu^y, whirl inlroiluHion
to lliosr wliu expert to piireliasr. Tin: inuiif (Ty">ori & .loiieq is u Mitlieimil ^uaranler Unit it !
At iioth as to material ami workmanship. I also hamilr We .it-rn ninr^irs. rrom soin* 1 of the
most reliable factories, at prices to suit I hr times.
Also Wheelbarrows, l»i\ir flows, flow Stork flow foints, Horse ami Muir Shoes. Nails. !
I lies, Itrares ami Hits, ami till kimis of shelf hardware.
I also carry a f it i i 11 tie of Men -, l.utl ies ami ( h i hi ren s Shoes, ami ran s i vr you money if
you will rail and see my line hefore hiiyim'.
Also a nire line of Hroetitles, Outings, flannels, frints, Hosiery. (Hoves. Ties. Cravats,
etc., as low as the lowest.
Iio you huy lirst-elass trrorcrh w If you do, you should see my Virginia Star patent and
Snow I lake second patent flour jfood enouifh for any laxly and as cheap as fjood (foods ran
he sold.
The Boston Store!
the Lead for Bargain
A SPECIAL REDUCTION ON WHOLE STOCK.
Clothing.
MHit’s black wool clivvit
dot suits at formor price $1.
- Icn s clay worsted suits at former price $0.
Men’s Scotch cashmere suits jji.M.DS to .fd.tts former price $5
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Our .$10 ami .$12 suits at .$7.OS and .$S.08.
Boys’ black cheviot suits at .$2.71, former price .$d.
Boys’ suits at .$0, .$<>..‘>0, .$7.o0 reduced to .$2.OS, .$."> 21, .$0.1 S.
Children’s suits, -ize 0 to 10, 7de., .$1.20, .f2.00, former price
.$1, $2, $2.2."L
< hiltlren’s stilts, sailor collars, with 1‘ancy vests, $2, $2.o0,
$2.00, reduced to .$ 1.10, .$2, .^2.2.7. They are the best and linest
to lill nj) the little folks and make them feel hig and stylish.
Men’s .$1.27 wool pants at 08c.
M< n's .$2.27 wool pants at .$1.7 1.
Men’s .$2.77 wool pants at .$1.08.
(. hildren s knee pants, si/e 1 lo JO, 2oo. up to 48c., worth
77c.
Hats and Caps.
Men s hoys and children s hats from 2>>o. up to the finest.
Special men’s .$1 hats, lilack, brown and dove, will sell at
74c., $1.27 in black and brown at 01c., $2 hats, in black onlv,
at $1.48.
Shoes, Shoes.
I he largest selected stock of Shoes at Lowest prices.
Deoil brogan shot's, high cut, 08c. up to $1.24, worth $1.70.
Men s line Sunday shoes, lace or elastice, plain toe <>r with a
tip on toe, 08c. up to $2.24, worth $2.
Ladies every day shoes 74c. up to 08c*.
Ladies' Sunday shoes OSc. up t<> .$1.08.
< hildren s shoes Inc. up to 08c., worth $1.27.
AIm», Sut'.Tts, C<)ir.M'>. Snu Ifs, Tnhnccos, Mi:tt. M(»l;is>,.s :uh] ('.in mi I (:,x» Is nf nil kimis.
Alsojt'rofkrry, («bissw;ipc‘. foi'krt timl 'r:tl>li. (’ullrty, itml, in fiii't. uveryIhiim r usually
ki-pl in :i lirsl-fltiss j.'i.m r.Tl mi tvlmmlisi- stoio. | ulso ki i‘p :t full liiii-:it my OofotTli slori*.
Cull ;tml fri l my pi i<-cs. No troiihlc lo show (roods.
N ours for I r:idc,
Capes.
<'rcat cut in capes and they have got to go.
l ine broadcloth double cape $1.27 at 08c.
Fine $ 1.77 cape ai $ 1.2 1.
Fine $2.77 cape at $1.00.
1* ine $2.8.) cape at $1.08.
Silk plush $7 cape at $4.18.
Collars and Neckwear.
The well known and celebrated F. S. collar,
stvies at 10c. only.
in all the latest
OflVrs for sub- Itulldlny Lots in Ibis Hon ilshlmr town. (Ci Il'ni'V • 'ii y : A Iso f urrns nmtr
by mid in n ;ii"b of I bo Soiiools ot l.imoslom Springs iiml of i bis p‘| : ,, in |,,i s ( ,i f|. 0 „
;;n to lini u.-i i s on lib. i:il I imo r.■ll^■s; ulso Aprloull urul l.iimis to n ,n for i'-u m pur-
posts, lor 111II purl iuu hirs apply to
J. V. ^ A A r'I\ Aoop.t.
N. It.—All t.ri'i.sp:isslii" on I amis of I his com pany. cull in and removim: tlmhi r. fisblnir or
hun 1 her arc for hidden under pi uult v of 'aw
For Sale
Pty'Advertlserneiils under Ibis head will ;
he Inserted for oae eent a word eaeb Insor- |
tlon. No ad iuserioil for less t ban ten cents .
F ( >1! SA l.f I'oiir copies of Keiii'e,|y\I lor-1 |
Shoe Kobinsoii. for sl.f-u eacb. and 1'iosl‘s
Life ol I'ram'ls Marion, for uic. oueli. .1. I..
SI rain. Lila .lane. S. I'.
F idi S A Lf. ’I'wonl y-llvc rood T'oniies>ic
mules. Apply to.I.C. Lipscomb.
F ill: SALL A few mole eholoe biiiidiur
loi s on I iu ford si reel. Apjily lo \V. II
Smil h.
F t)!! SALL A sixty-five neie faim near 1
Lillieslom : dwelllnr nil premises: half
i as'i. balance time, nr Will ll adi fnr cit y j
I roperty. Apply at Ledrer nllii'c. |u-L
F ill! SALL. One iol eliiircli pews taken nut j
of i-irsl iiapl 1st I bn rcb.one I’ll a tide III r, one
bell. I'ersolis who call Use tln-lll will pel a I
barraio. Apjily to W. ('. Hamrick.
I'.K.’Maw-H
F ol £ ULNT (iood two-liors* farm, nne mile I
from court liouse. .1. .1. OaiVm y.
1 l-10-law-tf
For Rent.
F ol! ULNT Three i.miims over Cridri > A :
J lea son’s slon . A pply a* store. H-lo-tf
I » at L. W. McOuinu’s up-to-date meat
markiT, the only market run iu city style.
I always have fine Ueef, Cork. .Million,
Sausareand i isb; also (‘oiiutry I'roduceaud i
I on 11 ry when they call be rolten. I alley
f 1 toci ries. i , ars and Tobaiaai,
t'ome, or call phone N'o. (in, Ihiruetl block. ;
Oood fai callle and rn en hides wanted; .
will pay spot cash for iliem.
Ke.spi cifully,
L. W.
CLINE BKO’S. & CO.,
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables,
MONTGOMLRY’S OLD STAND.
Hrst-elass turnouts; prompt atkCiitlon; i
and eonrleons attendants.
tr/v, e solieli your pal ronare
Latest st vie of t ics a!
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•lust received a lot of trunks and bags. W ill sell at bargain
'ices. ’i ours lor business,
M. I ‘OIvI^V ICOI^lA
Wedding Bells are Binging.
Wedding Presenls in Demand.
Call at our Store
and see our beautiful
line of Wedding
Presents. Cut glass and
everything fine.
It. A. Hawkins, one of Cherokee’s
progressive planters, was in the city
yesterday. liana says he does not
believe that Jim Harris would tell a
lie about a hog hut that he would
have liked to have seen that eightet n
months old hog that weighed 7.M)
pounds. Runs had a pretty steep
story to tell about some cotton. He
says that with one peck of seed on a
quarter of an acre of old and poor
land, without any fertilizer, Iu gath
ered 7<k) pounds of seed cotton, and
then left a good deal of it in the
field.
The merchants of Galfney have
supplied themselves with an ex
traordinary large stock of well se
lected Christmas goods this season
and there is no good reason why any
one should send out of town for
Christmas presents when they can
buy them from our home merchants.
The Ledger firmly believes in the
policy of patronizing home industry
and we will not send one dollar out
of town that we cun spend in town
just for the sake of saying that we
have ordered something from
Chicago or New York.
A Sorrowful Home.
Miss Elsie Montgomery, daughter
of Mrs. Emily Montgomery, of
Trough Hhouls. died at her home Fri
day of consumpton. The remains
were brought to Gaffney Kunduy and
interred at Limestone cemetery. A
short service was conducted at the
grave by Uev. W'. J. Langston, of
Greenville.
This is the fifth time that death
has visited this home in the last few
years and the cup of sorrow is almost
full. The bereaved mother has the
tenderest sympathies of a host of ac
quaintances in this section and all
hope that she may not be visited
witii another sorrow in many years.
I»llllii*«r-Wells.
At the home of Mr. William Hus
key, In this city, on Sunday, Mr. L.
K. Dellinger and Miss Susan Wells,
of Cherryvllle. were united in wed
lock by Jtcv. W. T. Thompson. Thu
happy young couple were accom
panied to Gaffney l<y Mr and Mrs.
Hess, of Cherry ville. The bridal
party were the guests of Mrs. Agnes
Wood Sunday night and returned to
Cherryville yesterday morning. We
wish for them a hearty reception In
their live little town and a pleasant
voyage over the sea of life.
Strayed or Stolen.
<OW Reddish brown. 1 S.'irratI.
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Notice.
If you desire to hold your cotton vve will
iidvaucc money on same.
10-ii-tf A. N. Wood.
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reason vve cl vo you your money’-, wortli L
Im-ouuso wc waul you lo come hack, and
uckiiow you will com* back av’niu when
you I ry us once. The
OON V ICIN'r ioiv
Is over hul wc siiH carry a full line ol
ITcsh (tread ami (’akes. Heavy ami I'ancy
< i roeerics.
IH
II ‘.rood cake that you wanlV If >o. webav*
it: for wc do not iiandic anyi lilnu but the
very best, kinds. Von may look all
OVICK
town and you won't find a better |dacc lo
buy your Christmas t'andics, Apples 15a-
na nas. < iranj'es, N ids of ail kinds a ml Li re
works. than ai
C. T. CLARY & CG/S
01ii?it]> HI ore,
oi'i'osm: i osToi'Lii l.
Money to Loan
| On farmltuf lands. La-.y payments. Noeom-
missions eliiirjrcd. Itoriovver pays act mil cost
of perfect in;; loan. I nleresl s j,ci-i-,-nt.
■I N'O. Ii. I'AI.MLI! .v SON.
< ’oliitnlda. S. U.
or Muse ns. JVA LLAi'L A. OTIS. Ally’s..
:i-l!)-00 (•alfnev, S. I
W. T. THOMPSON,
Blacksmith and Wood Shop.
All kinds of work done on short notice.
Hioi lnj;, I ire Seti iny'. Wheels in Ihdliiifr Oil
a Specialty. Wood I feet lone. Iliekoiy.
| Oak, Toplar and I’lne Lumber and all kinds
I ot ma rk< I aide produce tiiken in payment for
i work, t’ome let Us reason toeelber. I or
: my represent alive always at shop. I“0 feet
| west of dummy line on Cutledee street.
S. B. CRAWLEY S CO,
I^lionc! IVo. H.
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Building and Plastering Lime, Coal, Shingles, and Plas
ter Hair, Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Fuse and Dyna
mite Caps, call on
THE LIMESTONE SPRINGS LIME WORKS,
Telephone 57 CARROLL & CO., Lessees
IF YOU WANT
Oood rclialdc Matches, .Icvvelry and Sllv r-
wure cull und see my prices and let me older
them from one of the lx-I. wholesale jewelry
iiolises in the I'niled Stales.
Kepalrin^ in the uImivc lines a speeiaIty.
J. It. C'OOIMOI*.
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
When you need a Lire Life or Accident
I’olicy call and nil i ales and Informal ion..
Voiir hllsliies' solicited.
I'rompt at teiiUon.
JONES J. DARBY, Agt.
OMh'i* nvrr )»'. A. .h »m s A < n.'s stof i*.
I SELL...
I lams and llueon,
\ ieuilU Sausage,
< )x Touaue, Salmon.
Ixdister,
Scotch Herring,
k *arilln< Imported,
Deviled ( rahs.
Oysters t'anued,
I’t/s I Vc|, Triiio.
Ueef
I hljipi d, t 'ot ni d,
Ifoasl. sliced,
Shredded ('<xl I’Ish,
liaked Uean,
I ii sauce,
I’ork and Itcans.
I'hd h-s All kinds,
t dives,
I'repared Miistard.
Macaroni,
Orlls, Oats, Ac.,
Drape Nuts, Apples,
i iran/i s. L< mons,
Uanamis. t.rapes,
Lauev < 'akes,
('l ackers,
<‘audy All kinds,
t ‘hocolat cs,
Siurars, Uaislns,
i urninlM i licit,
I tales, < It rou,
Lvaporaied I mils,
Assoi led N ills,
I'eauui Ocl.il ine,
i''rull I'uddllie,
Taplcoa,
I’liim I'ml liiifr,
Mlm eim at.
I ’ai. l a lined I i nil s,
i ’aum d I'lneapple,
Llavorlnu Lxirads,
Spices and Seeds.
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^ <m will ho sui’|>risod ai iho w«iy your
dollars will stretch—the moincnl you
bring Ihoiii lo our store lo invest in
our ehgiint Furniture and Stoves.
MARRY HER?
WHY DON’T YOU
Young man, she cannot resist you if you take her
driving in one of our new up-to-date Buggies, with
your horse fitted out with a set of our splendid
harness. Prices to suit the moderate income.
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ALL COUPONS MUST BE BROUGHT IN MONDAY 18 TO BE COUNTED.
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