The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, December 29, 1899, Image 2
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BY
Ed. II. DkCamp.
$1.00 per Year.
PtIBLISHKD TUKSDAY AND FBI DAY
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the vie%vd of correspondents.
Correspondents who do not contri
bute regular news letters must iur-
nish their n:- .e, not for publication,
icntion.
letters and to rh? point
Uc d ion i also enih'jvor
for t.ie
riuir.
will be
)0U
publ'Sisea
rt ion.
ed a< live
done, and they lay new plans, form
now resolutions, and try to brace
themselves for new and greater ef
forts. While all this is being done,
let us suggest that we know of no
plan nor resolution that promises to
be more supporting, uplifting, and in
every way helpful to a man’s life and
the life of n community than the
resolution which uli may form oi at
tending reguhtriy the services in the
different churches of our town and
county.
notes am> ro.u hunts.
i 1 in
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n
NOIM I MUNT.
itns ago we
that the price of Hie Led
advanced to a year 1
lion on time after Januar
•Vi 11 only apply to persons whom we
are obliged to dim. l! you call and
pay your subscription be for'
piration of a year, you
*1.00.
vim
ine ex-
;et it for a
if vou wait until the year is
out and we have to send you a bill it
will be a *1.50.
In view of the fact that white paper,
ink and printing material of all kinds
has advanced 25 per cent, in the last
few months, we at one time tbought
to change the price of the paper to
Tht
S
Late C
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leges 0
South
Caro-
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rec. ivii
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ropria-
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the ne
ghl.'or-
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buildi 1
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higher
educa-
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in
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each s
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to
*200 <.
ci ry year. On
1 he ol
no
t iiani
1,
it is e
iimalei
t that
! lbe Slat
• spend
s on each biiy
or girl
in the
pi
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school
s, the
AI r.
IN FAR OFF MANILLA.
liuimlicrs HcmcmltcrH IIIm
l’:i rents.
Hospital Stewart S. Herbert
Chambers, who is stationed at Ma
nilla, remembered Itis parents for
Christmas hy sending Prof. Cham
bers and Walter a box of line cigars
and bis mother a beautiful hand
made silk handkerchief. The Ledger
was r rnembered w ith one of the ex
cellent cigars and never remembers
having smoked one like it before,
i he following letter will prove of in-
U rest to Mr. Chamber’s many friends
in Gaffney and will convey an idea to t .
„ . ; . I,-., i 11,,.,. w, *l not cause us to stop and think,
our readers of ttie kind or weather ] 4 ^ i 1 , 1
they tn • having in the I’liilipines.
Manilla, I’iiilipine
15.—It has been
I’rovhlcnce IVnellliifiH.
(Correspondence of The JjedBcr.)
Pkoviuknve, Dec. 27.—With a sigh
of regret we are about to bid adieu to
180!) and enter into another century,
the future of which we know’nothing.
Hut as wo grow older in years may
we also grow older in knowledge, and
keep learning new things as the years
go by. May wo learn to be careful
observers of till things beneficial.
We witnessed a striking scene near
Guirney last Sunday where one, Joe
Green, was lying dead. This ought
to he a warning to drinkers of the
II
“chemically pure.” Winn death
with all its sadness, pain and agony
ow us our
Islands, Nov. |
ining now for i
jrty-eigiit hours straight, not even
in the wu-
one stop, and wo are
ter. Last night 1
water dripping all
the tents were so
watcr came t hn ugh.
slept with the
. ver me—aii of
ioaaed that the
this morning
*1.50 hut have decided to continue at
*1.00 for a while, at least. You may
depend upon The Ledger remaining
as cheap as it is possible for a high
class paper to be.
THE I’ASSINti OF CHRISTMAS
Christmas in Gaffney has passed,
so far, without any remarkable di
only schools accessible to the great
mass of the people, the insignificant
jhUance of one dollar and sixty cents
a year! In Tillinanic parlance,
*‘thero is something rotten in Den
mark.”
To the average northern mind there
is no personal calamity which money
cannot repair, no personal grief
wiiich money cannot assuage, no per
sonal service which money cannot
adequately reward. It puts a fifty
thousand dollar home at the disposal
I of Dewey and thinks that he is fully
play of festivities or any sudden out- j rewarded for his services; it puts un
burst of popular enthusiasm. There | ot,ier (lft y thousand to the credit of
has, perhaps, been about the usual i General La.vton s family
amount of “hug juice” imbibed with j u,u ^ oalls it quits with honors easy,
the usual hilarious effects demumlin
the kind and considerate ollices of | t.ie lofty
1 hat mind can form no more concep-
'randeur of a char
acter like that of Lee or Hampton,
who refused to accept such gifls
people, tin
the police, There have been sonu
shooting and cutting scrapes in tin
county, but so far as we know, m -| ,r om the people, than a herd of
body has been killed. One dead man ! swine can form of the value ol a
was found near the city last Sunday | string of pearls. 1 hat mind would
morning, but as there were no murks ! contemplate such a diameter as the
outcome of some freak ofNatun
it
and
of violence on his body, the jury of
inquest concluded that he died from ! would examine it with the cuiiosity
the effectsof the rain and cold which, ■ with which we may suppose Darwin
in his intoxicated condition, lie was
unable to resist. There have been
one or two accidents with giant tire-
crackers that went off a little too
soon, and olfenders against the city
ordinance forbidding the ( xploding of
fire-crackers on the streets, have had |
much fun in outwitting the police
and at the same time keeping up a
lively popping on the streets.
I pon the who
pa- - 1 thus f ir a •
! to have examined a calf with two
I heads.
-»♦♦♦-
A Mrs. Noble brutally murdered
i her husband in Georgia a few years |
I ago. She was tried, convicted, and I
j sentenced to Im* hanged. After the
if appeals and rc- ;
rr.i.r in obedience to !
Ilantry widely preva- j
d he r f.ci - j
t in the
win n Steward Jonnson anil myself
attended sick calls we sure got wet.
Between two of the companies we
have to cross a stream of water
about 100 feet wide and generally it
is about one foot deep, hut this
morning it was waist deep, hut 1
don’t mind the wet now; haven’t
been dry since I came here.
I w'ent to tlie city yesterday even
ing. I had to walk about a mile to
the Japanese (or Chinese I believe.)
hospital where i took a carriage,
called by the natives, carrometta, to
the city. It is a two-wheeled con
traption and I expected to he turned
over every minute. All of the car
riages here are two-wheeled and the
horejs very small.
You wou.d laugh to see the people
going to church, especially the
women, wearing silk dresses and
barefooted.
I intend to go to the city again to
morrow. Yesterday 1 wanted to go
to the Manila Times oflice for a map |
and 1 had forgotten the number if
the street. 1 knew it was on the ;
Eseotta, though. 1 went to a news
stand and asked bat tlx Filipino said i
“no savy.” This i- the sentence I I
tluii gave him, “Ldc nuunro da j
Escotta do Manila Tempo.” You
can sec where the Spanish language I
resembles Latin, of course lots of j
limes it varies.
Tobacco is Poisonous.
Tobacco is a poisonous plant. |
Where was it First found’/ In Amor- j
ica. Who liist used if? The Airier- j
iean Indians. Who next/ Tire j
Spaniards, who learned the habit
from the Indians. Who took it to
England/ Sir Walter Kaleigh. Who
first opposed the use of it? King
James, who said smoking was loutho-
somc to the eyes, hurtful to the nose,
harmful to the bruin and dangerous
to the lungs. What proof can you
give it is poison/ If you give it to a
dog he will die of spasms. Give an-
then what will it take to
condition/ ibis young
in good health, hut drinking, and is
now no more. Yet we saw evidence
of drinkers looking upon the corps
who hrvo since been drunk. Where
and when will lie the pause in liquor
drinking. Earthquakes, famines
and pestilences may come, yet there
is no halt. HLoodnhcd uni dead)
brought on by the wine, and yet we
will partake.
Wo are not making any attack
upon any one, though we do not ac
cept any one who makes a practice
of indulging in “80” or “fuss X” or
any other brand of liqu us.
We have as a Christmas present an
ornament for our nose, but it is not a
ring as of old, hut a boil, and gosh,
how troublesome. As we are a pos
sessor of a largo nose anyhow, one
can imagine how very diflicult it is
•m*
other proof?
i.H
te, eommuti
impritonnu*!
n u.
in t ui
i ;i'
nn
one t<
at sin
before sbe will to
- >nio chivalrous news-
otesling loudly i>;,ainst
mt treatment cn the
iiuthorities. The qm s-
u! to do with an unruly,
'•> ius never yet b en
o suppose it will be an
t ho liquid out of
a pipe stem and pine.- it on the tongue
of a eat and it will kill it Spit, the
juice of it in a nuke's mouth and it
i\ * I! kill if. L icstroys the will |
nsibility of all !
id see why any
1 preaching be-
t he expensive,
. dirty, li 11hy,
it as 1 was in
S. C. !’. H. MoltsK.
powe
r, di adei..-
s the se
\\ 110
use it am!
1 cann
man
should be
-. Dp i' To'
«top pet
U M (* i'(t
ttnne
eessary, i
1 junu:
sin fn
1 habit of
using
T\. o ( h li t
v» n
lived problem to the end of time. I
on
Accidents.
une po'\ih r out of
ey last wick Mr.
d his father were
i in re was a hole
and a striam of
i Ci i tire igniting
and burning both
painfully hut not
11,
iii!iii
■i t
The common instinct
g. t out of the way and
ii
iiict
month of Filiiuary.
ISo we are not yet ready to hid fare
well to Cnristmas nor to refrain from
wishing ail a merry and happy utne.
It is a season full of peculiar temp
tations, and a time when all should
be reminded of the importance of
maintaining and asserting their in
tegrity'. Those who have passed
through the wild, exuberant period
of youth, who have experienced its
vanities, i!s dangers and its follies,
should now in every prudent and le
gitimate way, help those who are
passing through that period without
tin; knowledge which maturer years
will impart.
Above all let those who have es
tablished themselves in life and are
regarded us the substantial influen
tial citizens of our community, be
ware of the example they set before
the young and inexperienced. It is
me way arm c
t we suppose the ofTHi i
lorgia ponetentiary can’t
t of the way.
♦ ♦ ♦
The Bo. rs arc still
on
He will light as hard a
the bottom as lie will on top, and
never knows when he is whipped.
It is said by way of apology for the
state of the war in South Africa,
that the Boers have been preparing
for the war for ten years and that
their triumphs are like the early
triumphs of the Confederates in the
war between the states, to be turned
into defeats when the other side gels
ready for the war. No nation on
earth ever went to war under greater
disadvantages and with fewer prepa
rations than the Southern Con
federacy. The preparations were all
outlie other side, it would also
dillicult to measure the influence of i ' l ‘ orjl * u CU: - e > England be-
cxample, but it is safe to say that it
top
and
hy Ini
':>l iipiili
*;« 1 ions.
IS
1 hey
■anuot rear
the
the (
IseiiMil
pnri ion
nf
thu 1
ar. There 1
But
only
me way
In rnn*
• in
1 f ness
. ami that i
hy e
nisi i 1111
un;il iv
DM
■ilii s.
Deafness i
in
war.
< - ;i iim
(1 by iuil
aim'd eom!
il ion 1
f t he uitieini
Ion
g at
lluiinr of t he
tube ucl.s in
'Lustiii'hl
lann-d >
Oil
T'uhi
ha vi
. \\ hen 1 hi
a nimhliu
is always more powerful than that of
precept. The mail of position in so
ciety owes it to himself to act at all
times In a manner worthy of that po
sition. He should refrain not only
from n cognized improprieties, but
from doubtful proprieties, and he
should do many things, when no
higher motive is present, just for the
sake of his mum pie. If he is a mem
ber of a church, he ihould be an hu-
bitual attendant on the services of
his church ; if he is not a mein her,
he should make it a point to attend,
In cause all sensible people know that
the church is the great conservator of
morality and (lie prime factor in up
lifting and purifying the lives of men
and women.
Tne time is now near at hand when
ing constantly on a war footing with
a standing army of 250 Oho men
could scarcely plead want of readi
ness for her defeats in the Trans
vaal. Want of a just cause would
be a more palpable and commenda
ble excuse.
A Wrong Notion
fai in r ai .t
fatally.
While shooting lire crackers Ghrint-
nrts day Mr. Andy Brown was
svv rely hurt hy the premature ex
plosion of a large cannon cracktr.
One of iiis hands was nearly torn off.
l)«'al'ii( a Ns Cannot l>e Cim <1
sound or iin|ierfeet lit .'iriiiv. and wlien it is
entirely dosed deafness Is tlu- result, and
unless I lie inlliiniinal ion fan lie taken out,
and l Ids t ulie restored loits niirmul eondl-
tlon. nearing will lie desl roved forever; nine
fuses out of leu are caused Ly cat a n Ii, wide 11
Is nollitnu lint an inlluiucd coiiulllon of tlie
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness (cased Ly cal a rrlu I liat can ■
not, lie cured Iiy Hall's I'atarrli Cure. Send
for circulars, free.
F. ,1. CIIENF.Y & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold liy Druggcsls.
Hall's I'ainilv I’ilUare the Lest.
A QUICK CURB FOR
if COUGHS AND COLDS I
* I
(ih Very valuable Remedy in all
9 atlcctions of the
V>
t lili
I he
iml
>1
fill
oi ll
aVe JiitIn rto
It is a mistake
tmuippoKethat
baby must
come with
groat pain and
suffering. An
expectant
mother noed
only u s e the
wonderful lini
ment called
MOTHER'S
FRIEND
to escape the
dn ad, danger,
pain, distress
and nervousness. Druggists sell this
liniment for $1 a bottle, wives are in
vited lo send for our free llhislruteil Imnk.
ll will tell lie in UiIuk* they oukIu to know.
VIIK nRADFIELO MOtlUTOn C0„ All.iill i, <:«
XSXS/'
I THROAT or lungs!
% Large Bottles, 25c.
9 DAVIS i; LAWHENCE CO., Limited, jji'
^ I'rop^oflVrry Davis’Pain-KUlt r. $
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
When you need a fire. Life or Aecldent
policy <>ali and }.'ct rates and tiilorinalion,
V our husiuess sollelted.
Pioinpt attention.
JONES J. DARBY, Agt.
Ollirr ov< r If. A. tltiht s tV < 'o.'s sl.oiv.
Now For Your Xiiias!
1 Kl'l l CANDIKd. TOYS.
FI ItKWolJKS, .V>
rLOUlHA (lUAM.i;-, APPI.LS.
It.WAN NAS. MALAGA GltAPI S, ItAIMNS,
PIM NLSand M I'S.
Our line of Toys and l ire Works are the
cheapest In town.
Don 1 forget our Hot < li<ii‘oliitc, Povax,
Ih i f Tea, ( lain llulllon, 'I oinuloc Uullloii at
any lime.
I'ine Norfolk Oysters at our
Parlor Every Day.
J. R. Sparks & Os.
PABLOS eBOCtBY.
Phone ill. .Hotel enruer.
Notice.
I lie regular <|iiarK l iy meet In ' of 1 he Hoard
ot Ci mi 11' y Ci immissiom rs will he held in their
olliee on Tuesday, .lanuary :M, I KK). All par
ties hoidi.iy el.iims against, the county will
file them lit the otlice of l he County Su|M r-
visor. properly approved, on or Is'l'orc 1 hat
dale. N. LJPSCOMIL
Su|M'rvisor ('hero!, ee l '<i.
■ . j s/ •
Stean Laairf $
Is opera’iriB‘>n full time and tnrninijout
first -C III A ) work. Ilemeildier Us when you
Want work done. We will call for your
packitBC. We also have in opei al ion
A First-Class Grisl Mill.
Wo respectfully sollelt your pat-onajro
and ask the people out of towii to hrluif
I hoir corn alone v hen (hey eome In to do
their shopphiff. V << have t nyraxed the
si rvlces of Win. Phillips, one o| the hesl
lulllers in I his sect Ion. Mr. Phillips will
teat the mill every day lii the week ami
vc iriiaranlee prompt and < lliclenl ser-
\ Ice al all limes
Mill and Lanndrv will Is-closed from Dec.
). |M !l, to .1 nil. I I1KKI.
Farmers' filatual Insurance.
Tin people of Cherokee County should in-
suie their property in llicir Counly Mutual
1 nsurance < onipany.
liecaui.e ll La liomc eompaiiy and insures
ngaliiht, I'lrc, Mind and LlBhtiilng.
Hecause ll. Is the eheapest protection
iiBalnst lire known there I>elii2 no salaried
olllcci s or agcnls.
Itcciiuse ll Is perfectly safe, having ample
amount of policies to seeure its losses.
Because It Is the hesl. Investment you cun
make for yourself.
T. M. LITJ'LIMOIIN,
■I. Mil .ICKKKItlKS, President.
Secl'y and Trens.
Executor’s Notice.
a:l
l» i sons
Ik
tiding elalms
Inst, the
te of 1 a
•n.i
amiii Put'ser, di
l*('
used, are
heii l.y
mifilied
to
|il'i sent 1 ne sa
to either
of (he
uml* rsl
ed. duly provi
I'll,
ami n!l
IK'I'snn.'
‘ owlux
Sil
lid estate, if t
ill
same he
(hie, nr
mil ifh'd 1
to make |>ayiiii
iA
to eh her
of tlie |
tilde 1 sly
'll' 1
d executors aK
one
(). K.
’J’;
cn: Webster,
L. L.
T.
\ i'll, (lull in y 111
11I |
.aw ii,
for such a friend upon our person to
become a filleted.
Mr. C E. Jones passed by upon
the cool breezo of Gliristmtu “like u
blue streak,” but ns ho returned wo
wore made to think he was “weighed
in the balance and found wanting.”
11isjnoidjwiiH more flesh. But Charlie
is a good old boy, and of course ho is
a “dandy.”
We have received some compli
mentary remarks concerning our last
letter and wo are pretty Mire they
were flattering, flat wo have taken
up our pencil to write a few more
letters for The Ledger which wiil fol
low - in doe time.
By the way what has bocomo of
Flaw Ricker/ Has be dwindled out
of existence in the region.of the wood
choppers? Come again old fellow.
Wishing The Ledger a happy and
prosperous new year. Bcstkil
KnihroLhircd Ai tiHcs.
Wfish in warm water, and instead
of using soup dissolve a teuspoonful
of Gold Dust Yi ashing Powder in
warm water—a quart of water—and
avoid rubbing rs much as possible.
Rinse in clear cold water, and while
damp iron on the wrong side, not
lifting the embroidered piece until
perfectly dry; put u thickness of
liannei under it to press it 0.1; you
need no starch or bluini;.
Gold Dust.
rr
y&cash tlffi Besfo&s Quickly.
You cun if you
use Gold Dust.
It does most of
the work. It
saves time,mon
ey and labor.
Send for free booklet— 11 Golden Uulo*
for Housework/'
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY
Chicago St. Louia NewYork Boston
C ^OOD NEWS comes from those
1 who take flood's Sarsaparilla for * a
scrofula, dyspepsia and rheumatism. | □ r hb
iicportsagreetl.at HOOD’S CURES 88 f “
I pine lire wood for sale.
lH/iSS Pom 011 1 ,<1 ' co,,( ^ *°r Dogwood logs of 7
ffy iflSI idf incites and up in diameter, any length
over two feet. *•> per cord for persimmon, 9 inches tind up in
dijinieter, all four loot long; must he sound and solid and free
from large knots; one or two small knots or lumps admissalde.
'I his price of the logs delivered at our luinln r yard. If you have
any nice large Walnut trees see us.
m " for m
to buy your Lumber, Doors, Sash, Blinds
Shingles, Paints, etc., from us. Oak and
vl v & CO.
1 l
| You have used all ?
1 sorts of cout<h reme-1
1 dies but it does not 1
1 yield; it is too deep j
j seated. It may wear j
j itself out in time, but j
jit is more liable to!
j produce la tjrippe, 1
i pneumonia or a seri-1
{ous throat affection. \
I You need something I
| that will give you j
1 strength and build j
| up the body. !
i SCOTT’S !
| EMULSION |
J vviii do this when everything |
! else fails. There is no doubt |
? about It. It nourishes, j
I strengthens, builds up and |
j makes the body stronGF and j
t healthy, not only to "throw 7
j off this hard cough, but to j
| fortify the system against |
{ further attacks. If you are |
V run down or emaciated you i
I should certainly take this |
j nourishing food medicine, j
^ *,oc. and *!.'/>, all drug 1 i-ts.
T SGOiT tSi BOWNI., (dun Now Ydik. ?
Do you need a
Wagon?
(COMPLAINT NOT ,'KUV cl>.)
Stati: oi - Soi"m Caiiui.i.va, i Court nfConi-
('or.vrv orCiii:ii»)iii;i;, ( moil Pli us.
W . •) l.i|i.scomI> :i ml ('. I ,|t)S(>oml>,
foi , iiii;i !y iiariiiurs Iradiny umiur Ilu> iiiiiui*
ami styli* of W. O. Lipscoiiib ami l!ri/t!i.M , t
IMiiinliirs,
Auihoiiy Iciwkiiis uml I'nnuy l>'iivkius.
I ii'ft'mlanis.
In Autliony Dawkins ami I'aimy Daivkiits,
Dnfcmliints in thisaction: ! ir i , , ...
II souo not buy until you sec my lino. I nnvo a coinpliac lino of Birdxcll and White
* ,ur Aitl: Ki.iii av Si 'nioM ii and roiiuiml i Hickory Wa;:ons at prices that defy competition.
!*’ i he complaint in i Ids a. Una whicli j 1 am now handllni? the eelehrated "Tyson A .tones" Bu^jry. which needs no inlroductl.m
,s I II , day feed m Ihe^ n!!nv <>l i he Clerk of ; to those v,lio c\peel to purchase. The name (Tyson Join s) is a suficient guarantee that it
i c < oiut In) I :l ' sai l i >1111).V. and to m-i v.> a j Al lH,th as lo material ami workmanship. I also handle Western Bu-.’ifies, from some of the
copy ol yonr answer !.»the said enmplainl on ! most reliahh- f^etorles, at prices to sail the time.,.
tlie snl.scial.-r al his nllh e at Gan'iicx. s. C , i Also Wl.cell,arrows, Dixie Plows, Plow .Slocks, Plow Points, Horse ami Mule Shoes, Nails,
nit'un l wen I \ days after the service h< reof, j Piles, Braces and Bits, ami all kinds of shelf hardware.
, x heave of the day of sueh serviee, ami if I also.mrry a full line of Men’s, Ladies' and Children’s Shoes, ami can save you money i
vou fall In answer the eoniplaiul within I lie you will call ami see my line before huyina.
time aforesaid, the phiinli!!'in ihisaeiion will : Also a nlee line of Brocades, Ouflnas. Plaunels. Prints. Hosiery. Gloves. Ties. Cravats ,
to the Couri fop the ivli' f <le?ii;mile<l etc*., as low ns tlie lowest. ’ r
‘I'"". . | ' ,M . ' , , 1 Do you huy ID st -class f;i' ,M '*‘i'h.s.>' I f you do, you shou Id see my Virginia Star patent and
: ' IU "’ ' s " , ” , > ''hike second patent l lour {?<k»<I enough for any body and as cheap as K (kkI ^oodsean
Gall'ney, S. C.
J. Pit .1 l.l l l III i s.
Clerk C. ('. Pi'
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Plaint ill ' . \ 11 n ney.
Notici'.. To the defendant, Anthony Daw-
t-ius: lake notice, that the summons of
which the loreiroiier isa eopy, tna.eiher with
llu* complaint in this action, isihisday tiled
in the otHee of the Clerk of tlie Court nf < oin-
mon Pleas for the County of < herokee ami '
Stale aforesaid.
.1. c. j Kl PKIIinS.
Plai lit It! s Attorney.
(i i If ney, >.»
rim nth d: y of iveeniher. h '.i. IJ-lil-lit i
be sold.
Also, Sugars, Cnlfees. Suiiifs, Tolu ns, Meat, Molasses mid Canned Goods of all kinds.
A!sn;i rnckery. Glassware. Poe kit, ami Tahle Cutlery, and, in fact. e\erythin2 usually
k. pt in a flrsl-eh.ssucneral iiierch uidise store. I also keep a full line at my Goforth store,
i all ami tp i my prices. No trouble to show poods.
^ out, for trade.
Best Prescription for Malaria, Chilis and Fever,
Grove's Tast
it is simply Iron and
Oninine in a tasteless
form. ... SoM by every
(Inuro'ist in tlie malarial
» »o
sections of the United
States No cure, no
pay.... hice, sjec.
v ’ ■ At ii* -
AKBADIarS 5
f'.'. I.or in, i'.Io., Feh, G, Tf!0.
r.xr.ru I.I.'Dir’icn Co., City.
. eongratulato you |
;ro havlnffon your
'.Yojiiv. ‘Ju t xan-
ory ur.der date t f
m FAT AS c
PIGS. '■
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First Tasteless Tonic
ever manufactured.. AIL
other so-called “Taste
less” Tonics arc imita
tions.. Ask any druggist*
about this who is not
PUSHING an imitation.
Gontl.
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ICucaow, Ills.
PATiia MrDIOIKH Co.,
Ljrov... • i 'Ao. i . j 1 . ..iU .I hnudk' ; .menor eight dlffcr-
:> "C •*.”*. •.!.*•>>( • ; !:iri'!iof Chill T :<!>• , tc;t I sell ten bottloo
'•*— • i • • ' ' , ro I . 11 ono of the others.
. oM L.o L.l) | r 1 r, bo*.tl.;j of OsovoYl Otoin Tonic ill
. doron. . j .^.i: d. / und could h.iv ) r,ol 1 mcro if I had had
r :.closod urewitu, i;.ou ’t.. LwjY/ooJacuredllvocaseu
04 c .a 4i<w On* hotth .
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JOHN T VINYA&D.
Puaso rtaii do
«Ld o’oli^., You.j truly,
RAEVEk kSiis. aesa eo.
CONSUMER.
Wnirrsnono, Tex., Sep. 13, 1898.
ParisSlnweiNR Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Gentlemen:—I writo you a few lines of prat-
itudo. I think your drove’s TastolcasTfiiil
'.Tonio i t ono of the bcstmedicines in thoworld
for Chills and rover. I have thno children
that havo been down with malarial fever for 18
months and have bought Chill medicines of all
hinds and Doctor’s bills comimr in all thotimo
untiU rent to town and got three boiilcs of
Orovc-’n Tonic. My children uro all \»eii now
and it was your T istelca 1 Chill Tonic that did
it. I caaubt any t.m mucli in its bchr.lf.
Yours truly,
JAMES D. UOBEBT3-
ELASTIC
DOLLARS
it/-
7'1'N
I xeriitoi, nf the will of Benjamin Purser,
deceased. IJ-lli-Jt-law
^ on will bo surpi'isotl ;it the way yonr
<1<».l!ars will sinloli—the moment you
bring them fo our store lo invest in
our elegant Furniluro and Stoves.
WHY DON’T YOU MARRY HER ?
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 10 suit the moderate income.
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