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rnii IwIClXJrICW. BY Ed. II. DkCamp. HBUSHKD TUESDAY AND FH1DAY SMtSt KIl’TION I'KH.i:: mentturate with the lofty alms and purposes of the coilefi[e, and that means nothin'/ short of lhe best per formance within the compass of the highest achievements of science and an Cash in On time advance, per in r vear... yeat $1 00. $1 is lurin': tep the direc- !W5 T tlic Co-res] btito rejp nish thei but f«>T n ; Write i to insure to '/''t tie and That EDOKIJ !S rs name, sntifiea [or pub tor a ml f*.i IP t 111 1 cjre. NS ho t her it pin IVeS a rash om .* or not, (i lepen ds UJM m \v hi* t her the eonfhienee felt in the heart, y coo pern tion of Ga lino/ is A t ] ii fnun Jed 01 * r.is hiy a-sninc d. We J. p J ieve, 01 urself tha t conlideiici * is \v _ 1 1 ‘Mi fou imled. We bei ieve t hat 1 iI-ilTn ey aa a town is pr< AllJ 1 oi Limestoi ie 0* ol- e and every thin g that per! [at ns to it. She bus 1 AMV ed her tievc M ion to iat. •aui ait i. Iff n< at *<en cent* Obitiu cents a line All corre ices v- line eit it i aes vc.i be published pondence ished ished it five be ad dressed to Ed. H. DeCamp, Manager. it in the pus- und we believe slie will stand by it in the future. She has only to be impressed with the im portance of this occasion in order to secure lier hearty cooperation and support. The occasion will mean much both for the town and the college. It’s success will be an achievement which any large city might envy; its failure would be a set back to destroy pres tige and bring shame and humilia tion. Its success will be a great up lift to (lie finer feelings, the purer emotions, the esthetical aspirations of our people—along stride towards purer and higher ideals. The success of one side of the occa sion is already fully assured. The performers and the performance will be equal to the best that the conti nent can produce. The success of the other side is in the hands of the peoole of (jlallney. If they will rise to the demands and the spirit of the occasion, we shall have a big, rousing all-round success which will be felt and enjoyed in its refining and eleva ting influences for many a day and year to come. We have spoken of this enterprise only in connection with the college, but it is not entirely a college move ment. The Chora! Society has among its members many of the people of Gaffney, who are not other wise connected with the college. This fact will give the town a double interest in the occasion. NOTKS AM) COMMENTS. for himself and his wife, his sonJJohn and his wife, those four and no more, is in a state of stagnation and, to use the words of ii great moral philoso pher, hasn’t vitality enough about it to preserve it from putrefaction. Any one win looks hack over the short history of Gaffney, can see that her gyt at progress fins been largely due to the unity of sentiment and purpose that has prevailed among her people. There have been soma men here who have been willing to I mat&e persona! sacrali *es for the pub lic good, and the great body of the people have sustained and honored them. But the town bus not yet reached the limits of its growth. It is just getting ia sight of its possi bilities. Energy, vigilance, and unity are still needed—perhaps more than ever before. A business organiza tion is needed, a business league, a hoard of trade—no mstter what it ia called—to unite our business men and to keep the spirit of the town alive. There have been such organi zations here in the past, but we do not know what has become of them. Such an organization should be re vived with a live man, like L. Baker, at the head of it. It would more than pay for the time and trouble bestowed upon it. w SHORT LOCAL ITEMS. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. People You Know Uriel People You Don’t Know. CITY COUNCIL MEET. Poliee OHirer* t'.lceted to Serve Next Two Yeur.*. for the l.oeul Items Too Short fora Head Grouped Together. Only five prisoners in jail now. All out door work was suspended yetterday by rain. Rev. VV. T. Thompson will preach at Centerview next Sunday at !1 o’clock p.in. Dolphus Gaffney has moved into his handsome new cottage on East. Logan street. Rev. C. E. Robertson is making handsome additions to his residence on Jefferies street. Chief Coke Duncan, of Blacksburg, transferred a sable citizen of the“Iron City’’ to the county chain gang Sat urday. The petition for Lewis Scruggs’ par don is being hunted by people to sign it. His old Confederate com rades are pulling as one man for him. This has been rather a bad time to start a spring chicken crop, but Our thanks are due to Senator B. j young ones are making their appenr- R. Tillman for a copy of his speech ance all over the county and will be delivered in the senate against the j r ‘I )l 011 administration policy in the Philip-i W hen you plant Irish potatoes this We have read the speech I ? P rin K mulch the P atcil pines through and while we should differ with the Senator on some minor points, we pronounce the main argu ments unanswerable. Indeed so far as we know the supporters of im perialism do not attempt to answer arguments. In the presence of greed, selfishness, and vainglory, ar guments, reason, precedent, and the constitution are all like so many straws flying before the whirlwind. It is now asserted positively that Col. Schumpert will again make the race for governor. Besides him there are several oilier eminent gentlemen in the State who are ready to make great personal sacrifices, in order that the people may not lack for exe cutive officers. There is not likely to be any sharp political issues in the gubernatorial race, unless per haps prohibition may be made an is sue. This, however, ought not to be done; as the governor can do nothing officially either for or against prohi bition. Let talent, probity, energy, and personal popularity be the win ning factors in the governor’s race, and make the fight for prohibition in the election of members to the Legis lature. That will be the sensible way of doing things. Last Saturday our streets were crowded with wagons from the coun try, and the air was completely satu rated with the familiar odor of fertili- Zirs. The rise of three cents a pound in cotton has completely soothed and charmed away all of the combativeness displayed against the guano trust a few months ago, and every farmer is making a rush the fortune to be won by pouring fer tilizer and cotton seed into his hun gry soil. If Providence do not again take him in hand he will turn up next fall with little to go into his corn crib, nothing for his smoke house, provided lie has one, with taxes, guano bills, debts of various I , kinds, ail staring him out of counte nance, and nothing to relieve the I situation but a few bales of live-cunt cotton. He will be a sadder, but not a wiser man, for he would do the same thing again under similar con- Iditions. He will then be in a proper frame of mind to bitch on to some iittie loliticiun who comes along It was announced in last Friday’s | with hia litt , 0 ax t0 grind with issue of 1 he Ledger that there will be j w hich to hew to pieces the pluto- a grand Musical hestival held at \ cra ts, the trusts, the speculators, the Limestone College, under t he auspices f rfce silverites, and the whole ca- of the Limestone Choral Society, on ! 0 [ extortioners and oppres- the 8th and 9th of next may, and we | gorH . rurinertJ) cut the8e word8 out should like to emphasize the tance of that occasion to the town of Gaffney. We are assured that prep- MI KICAI. I KKTIVAI. irations are being made on an < xter.- <ive scale, that some of the best mu- und we impor- j and p a8 te them in your bats. fee asked or accepted if offered. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ In unity there is strength. 1 wiiere is the truth of this trite h hicu 1 talent in A m erica bus be en 8e- im,' bet t (' r i 11 u nt rated than in tho curt d. and that ur pe< ople in uy ex- growth and pio *1- icrity 1 of town is. The pect ; an ei iter: ai ninenl ; of th e v ery town th iat move is the town whore first order 0 1 me ril t. Tl \ 'i 4‘ full • cl l J ga people | pull tog, her wi th a c onimon ble 1 and tale lirecto un 461C in motive and for a comm on cut 1. The Liiti ,erm int -d t 1 town in wbi 'b 1 lb ere is no hvs * temut ic tiie ft-slivui gill! ,11 be on a hc -alt i C< un- | effort, i r which every man i s solely with leaves or straw. Mulched patches were not troubled by the potato bugs last year nor ttie year before. Be sure to be present at the Cow- j pens meeting at the court house on the 551 st. inst. Everybody must take a hand. The Park is a big thing for this county and must not fail. Jake Carpenter Camp U. C. V., will meet at the court house on Hul- urday the 24th inst., at 2 o’clock p. m. The members are requested to he present as annual dues must be paid them. Kinyon Blanton, of Maud, was in to see The Ledger yesterday. Mr. Blanton is working for the Maud telephone line with the same energy that he works on his farm. That means success every time. Work has been resumed on Buford Street Methodist church, with ap parently plenty of brick on the ground to finish it It will be a pretty church and work on it will he pushed as fast as the weather will permit. Capt. Albert Bettis who is in charge of the county chain gang, with head quarters in the old jail at present, went over to Mount Paron Saturday on a visit to his family. Capt Bettis is a careful and humane officer and an energetic and intelligent director of work. Sergeant Irby, of the penitentiary guard, arrived in the city yesterday and will today carry Walker Meeks, colored, who was convicted of mur der at the last term of the court at tills place and sentenced to the peni tentiary during his natural life, to that prison today. ICtiUc Cuttle Among the Cherokee farmers who are going to diversify their work this year let some of them begin raising cattle. For that business our climate is good and much of our Cherokee for lands almost unsuited for any other U ! purpose than cattle raising. With these natural advantages and a cotton oil tnili in our midst, the meal and hull products of which are the best fattening feed known for cattle, our farmers have peculiarly fine facilities for the business and we trust that some of them will go inio it in a reg ular business-like way, and give it a fair trial, for we believe it will be very profitable, besides, it will enrich instead of impoverish the soil as cotton does. “Goforth.” A new postoffice with the above name, lias been established at Mr. J. I. Karratt’s store near Goforth’s mill, in this county, and Mr. Sarratt has been appointed postmaster. Goforth postoffice will be a great convenience to that se< tion aid Mr. Sarrai'.’s we 1 known business qualifications and uccommudating disposition assures the patrons of good service. An I'lxcelloiit <'oli<*K:<’. [ Union Times. | We have on our desk a well pre pared and neatly prinled pamphlet of Limestone College Studies. This is one of the very best institutions in the State for young ladies, and de serves the vi ry liberal support of U parents of upper South Carolina, and parents living at a distance could not do better than send their daughters to this excellent college. —Dr. S. R Peck, the Charlotte eye «re ialist, will be in Gaffney at the Lipscomb House Wednesday April lltb. One day only. William Fowler, of Etta Jane, an extensive and successful planter spent Friday night in the city and took in ‘ Brown’s in Town.” J. V. Wheichell, a prominent fai- mer and citizen, came down to the city Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam B. Turner, of Earls, N. C. were in the city yester day on a visit to Mr. Champ Davis and family. W. C. S. Wood, of Grassy Pond, was in tlie city Saturday. Rev. A. I). Davidson, of Beaver- dam. a highly respected citizen and much admired minister came to the city Friday. J. S. Harmon, of Wilkinsville, came up to the city Saturday on busi ness. Hoag Allison and Win. Childers, two CheroKee farmers from over the Broad, were among their many friends in the city Friday. J. R. Littlejohn, merchant and farmer of Asbury, came to the city Saturday on business. Prof. Claud McArthur, who has charge of one of the flourishing schools at Clifton, was in the city Saturday visiting his father, Prof. W. F. McArthur. Clem T. Mabry, of Asbury, was among his friends in the c.ty Satur day. W. O. Lipscomb, a popular Gull- neyite and successful railroad con tractor, now at work near Bristol Tenn., was at his home in the city the last of last week shaking hands with his many friends. C. D. Phillips, a Bowlinsville far mer, put in his appearance at The Ledger office Saturday. Miss Ja»*<j Elliot, a charming young lady of Earls, N. C., is in the city visiting her relatives, Rev. and Mrs. W. T. Thompson, on Victoria avenue. John Service, a young Cherokeean of Mercer, came up to the city Satur day. F. G. Spearman, a prominent young man of Newberry, was in the city yesterday on business. J. A. McCurry, of Golden Valley, N. C., was in the city Saturday on business. Mrs. Robert Roundtree is the guest of her parents, Capt. and Mrs. R. M. Gaffney, on Grenard street. G. W. McKown, of Mercer, came to see The Ledger Saturday. T. B. Clarkson went to Richburg, Chester county, yesterday to visit his parents. M. M. Tate, of Webster, was a Ledger visitor Saturday. Col. and Mrs. T. Stobo Farrow, left the city yesterday to visit relatives at Cheraw, tins state. Win. J. Vaughn, of Gowdeysville, was among our visitors Saturday. Miss Olive McKown, of Mercer, one of Cherokee’s most attractive and cultivated young ladies was in the city shopping yesterday. P. S. Webber, of Wilkinsville, came in to see us Saturday. J. U. Reason left the city Sunday on a trip to several western cities on business connected with the Reason | A Holland merchatile house in this city. Mr. Reason on his return will take in Knoxville, Chattanooga and Atlanta. Oliver C. Hames, James Scruggs and John G. Hatucd, of State Line, came down to the city Saturday. At a meeting of the city council held la-d night for the j urpose of electing a full force of policemen to serve for the next two years, 'he fol lowing gentlemen wore elected: B F. Camp, chief, and T. H. Lockhart, J. T. Thackston, Thomas Gilmer and J. W. Blanton were elected police men. Mr Camp 1ms been chief for ten years, and his long, faithful and effi cient service made his re-election a natural sequence and a fitting reward. Messrs. Lockhart ar.d Thackston have done long and faithful service on the force, which at once marked them for re-election and caused the retention of two valuable officers. Messrs. Gilmer and Blanton are new men, both young, and their good character and probity of con duct induces their friends to confi dently expect much of them. J. 1. Sarratt has been made city treasurer, W. H. Rjss, clerk and R. A. Jones mayor pro tern. Mayor Littlejohn, Treasurer Sarratt and Clerk R iss constitute the board of public works. The p:o -pect I < fore the shepherds j is cheerit in every way, says The ! Sheep B. <!er. There, may he af- parent r. v r es now and then, but as t) e .ide hows in this way, making an j advance and then Pdiring a part of it, ! but on ti,<* whole advancing at t very | incoming wave, so the present posi- j tion of t!ii.~ great interest is stiiaiily ! advancing and will, we think, con- tinuetodo until the sheep kept on tliis side of the Atlantic will ap proach, if not surpass, in number those kept on the otlier side of it. Wo have nine sheep to every (i40 acres; England has 240 to our 9 on the same area. What a prospect this affords for the encouragement of the In time we \ merican shepherd.^ the number of our cannot help but surb^ss all other countiries sheep. iti Speakers, W. J. Sni- N o .Major's Court. iite a number of Saturday and Sunday offii.dt-ra were before the mayor yesterday. They were mostly of that unfortunate class, who, while pitied, required and deserve some punishment. The mayor meted it out to them merci f u!ly. Ii the punish ment imposed would change their habits the money paid would be the best investment of their lives. There was one ease of appeal from the mayor’s dicision tried before the full council yesterday, in which he lined a man $20, for draying without license. The council heard the case and reduced the fine to $15. Capt. J. B. Bell who appeared for the de fendant gave notice of appeal to the circuit court. llrow n in Tow n.” The large audience that witnessed the performance of • Brown in Town” 1 last Friday evening were perfectly delighted with the show. The ludi- cruous situations were many and caused much hearty laughter. We have not heard the least complaint of the show. Everybody was warm in their praises of it. Manager Ross is displaying excel lent judgment in his selection of at- tnctions so far and if he keeps it up at I lie rate he has started he may confidently look for a crowded house every time he opens the doors of the opera house. Can TliI* bo True? [Yorkvllle Enquirer.! ‘‘There is talk among the railroad men to the effect that the South Carolina and Georgia extension com pany is arranging to run through pas senger trains between Marion. N. C., and Columbia, S. (’., on a schedule to he put into effect at an early day. The arrangement contemplates the use of the line just being completed between Columbia and Camden by the Seaboard Air Line. As to whether there will be two trains or only one the reporter has not luard.” I’olK Miller ComiiiK- At the next entertainment to be given by the Gaffney Lyceum Asso ciation Folk Miller will bo on the hoards Folk Miller has the reputa tion of being one of the ablest enter tainers now on the platform and his entertainments are said to bo‘‘the best one man show in America.” ruin-Ktiler, the old and well-known remedy Inc; acquhed a world-wide renown for the run* of sudden ool U, rough*, etc., weak stomach, indigestion, eramp or paiuin the stomach, bowel eomplaint.dmn hieaaud dysentery. It h is lost none of itv good name by repeated trials, hut coat i: lies to occupy a prominent posh ion incverv family medicine chest. Avoid sulwtitutes, there is but one Fain-Killer, Ferry Davis’. Frioeii&c.audftOo. T’.e IS. Ii. I. Mii'-iir- Convention. The next session of tlie Broad River Interdonominational .Sieging Conven tion will be held will) tlie Raptbt church of Clierokie Springs Saturday before tlie 1 h Sunday in March—2Itli and 25tii inclusive. The following is the program: Saturday—Meet at 10 o’clock a. m. Devotional exercises of fifteen min utes by the chaplain. First query—“How often should we sing praises to God.” K. I). Edwards and Rev der. Lesson by D. F. L. Martin of fif teen minutes on notes. (Question box. Intermission of forty-five minutes. Afternoon—Second query—“Why do we neglect singing so much? ’ Speakers, A. C. Cudd, Dr. J. S. Wofford and others. Lesson by W. B. Blanton on mod ulation and transposition. Sunday—Meet at 10 o’clock a. m. Devotional exercises of fifteen min utes by the chaplain. Essays by Missis Mary J arret t and Litia McKinney on subjects of their own choice. Sermon at 11 o’clock by Rev. W. J. Snider on music. Afternoon to be devoted to singing conducted by 1). F. L. Martin and Olliers. B. T. Hicks, Ch’m of Com B. Ray, Secretary. 4»rovrr 4iossij>. (C'orreJiiondence of The Dodger.) Gkoyek, March IS. — It seems that the rise in the price of cotton, is go ing to cause a larger area planted this year. A great many of the peo ple are buying guano witli tlie inten tion of planting cotton where they ought to plant c >rn. Rev. D. W. Bail-y iil'ed Lis regu lar appointment at Grover church today. The railroad company is having waiting rooms built to the depot h'*re and are going to use the old part for freight. Mr. D J. Kietes is building his store house twenty or thirty feet longer Tlie* people who went to the Frcs- byterian church Sunday were disap pointed. For some cause their pas tor failed to put iu his appearance. I am glad to see so many of the correspondents writing again. I en- j >y reading theinjletters. I will close with good wishes to Tiie Ledger and its readers. Bantom. AYoumlt'il I'rixoncTtt. The negro Chambers Crawford, one of the wounded prisoners in jaii, was quite sick Saturday and Sunday, and suffered much pain in one of his wounded limbs and had considerable fever accompanied by nausea. Yes terday he \v is troYe comfortable* with less feVi r I n‘ ir!<* i au.*“ a. Mr.„ Stt .var the. white v - iruled prisoner, s i m- to e t* mg v 1 and is recovering as f:..*t as could no ex pected. Don’t t:ik<* i iy wori for it but ar>k ladies wlio an u.Miig 1 lemoi'cst Sewing Macliiues. viz: .Mrs. Clayton I’liillqts, Home. S. ('. Mrs. '! liomas Sander--. Star Kami, S. Mrs. .Mid vlanor. Wilkinsville. s. (’. Mrs. Slielton St 'lers, Mereer, S. C. Mrs. II. E. I’litlmore. (iufiuey, S. C. Mrs. A. It. N. Folgier, Galfiiey. S. C. Mrs. S. Q. Surratt, Gaffney, S. C. Mrs. Joe I’liillips, Webster, S. (.*. 1*. «. Oitffucy, M. Onoe ii 'L'l'iiil, iVIWiivss 5xOiis*t omer j Babies and ch'^ren need f proper food, ra'e'y ever rcvsd> | cine, if tftey do not Ir.r’vs j [ on their feed scrr.eth'.r j b j f wror.3. They rsed a hUie | 1 help to gd their digestive | ~ machinery working proper y- COD LIVER OIL WITH HYPOPHGSPH/TES of LIME A SODA j For U:<* I est in lieef, Pork phone No. I'd. or call on i* aes ige, etc., Sam L. Morgan. Look Here, Good People of Gaffney. We are not running for any olliee. but we are running a lirst-ela.ss MEAT MARKET and will give you satisfaction in Beef, Pork and Sausage or refund the money. We have made arrangements for some Weslern (1 reused beef whieh will be in this week. Come, send or phon * to our mar ket and get some of it. and t>e convinced that we handle the best meat in town. Phone No. ,M. Yours for good meats, CLARY & KENDRICK. M. B. Smith. Butternut, Mich., says, “Dr Witt’s Little Early Risers are tlie very best pills I ever used for costiveness, liver and bowel troubles.” Cherokee Drug Co. tPyny-Pectoralf I A QUICK CURE FOR f | COUGHS AND COLDS | & Very valuable Remedy iu all ^ & affections of the * | THROAT or LUNGS $ S Large Bottles, 25c. S # DAVIS & LAWBKNCE CO., Limited, V ^ Prop’s of Perry Davis’ Pain-Kilter. Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. It artificially digests the food and aids Nature in strengthening and recon structing t he exhausted digestive or gans. 11 i s 11 ie latest d i sco vered d i gest- aut and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in efficiency. It in stantly relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Sick Headache,Cast ralgiu,Cramps and all otherresultsof linperfeetdigestion. Price We. and ft. I-irge size contains 2 1 /. times small size. Book all about dyspepsia mailed free Prepared by E. C. DeWITT A CO-. Chicago. DR. J. F. GARRETT Dentist, Gaffney, - - S. C. Office over J. R. Tolleson’s new store In office from 1st to 20th of each month; f will generally correct this { I difficulty. I jj if you will put from ens* j j fourth to half a teaspcor.iuJ j 1 in baby’s botlk three or four I j times a day you wii! soor. see J j a marked improvenncr.t. For \ J larger children, from had to J * a teaspoonfu!, according to j [ a^e, dissolved in thc ; r rr.kk, J j if you so desire, will very } j soon show its e at nourish- j j in^ power. It the mother’s j J milk does not nourish the I I baby, she needs the emu!- J j sion. It w'«3 show an effect j | at once both upon mother “ 1 and child. 1 50c. and Ji.oo, all druggists. L SCOTT ii BO Win i 7 ., Chcmicts, N-w York; r am* Why do you send your job printing out of town when Ciiu you get it done at heme as che.-ip and in as good style ‘\s you can .away from homef bend lor a Ledger rep- resentativ • the next time you want job printing and give a home enterprise a chance. # Magistrate's Siimniens. TilK Sr it;: or Soi tii < ai:oi.in a, < otw; y or Om<oKri: m and feu* By Win. Plilllips, Fs | . Magistrate said county and state. To any lawful ronstablo: Complaint hav ing been made unto me by M. P. Samples tiiat.l. IJ. Killian is indebted to him in the sum of t we! ve and .Vt-toil do!la rs. 'I in a! -, herefore. to require you to sum mon the said defendant to appear before me. in m . 1)Hire in Gaffney, .s. <'., on l In* I h day of M'llvh, P.ill.'. at Itl o’elnek A. M.. to answer to tin* .said eiiinplnint, or judgment will be given againsl him by default. Given under my hand and seal, at Gaffney, r.» ., tin* iath day of t-ebruary, A. D. Itmo. Statement, SI” in \Ym. P1111.lips, [L. S.] 2 *J0-luw-ltJ Magistrate. Property Near Limestone. Three tracts, within one-half mile of the College. Three tracts on the Metal Road, from 5 tc 7 miles of Gaff ney. One tract of 187 acres near the Macombson Shoals on Br#ad River. Apply to Dr. C. T. LIPSCOMB. Dentist, Office over R. A. (one* At Co ’a Store Gan bu found at olliee Mix daw iu the wt-ok Summons for Relief. [COMPLAINT NOT SKHVKD.j Tiu: Statkok Soi ih Cakoi.ina, / Omni of Oommon GOI NTY "K ClIKUoKKi:. I Pious. Iac I). Armstrong and 0. A. Whli! ><*k. Plaintiffs, against E. II. Wi-liber. II. M. Pen 11, J. L. Hainftt, J. M. Baruiit, A. M. < hastain, G.L. Boswell, T. F. Fost“r and B. F. We biter, Defendants. To F. II. Weblx r, II. M. Penn. J. M. Barnett, A. At. Obastaln. G. L. Boswell, T. F. Id ster, J. Jj. Barnett and B. I . Webber, Defendants In this action: You are hereby summoned ami required to answer the complaint in this action, a copy of which is tiled in t he office of (he Clerk of Courl for said County, and to serve a copy of | (Hal and l>c satisfied, your answer to the said complaint on tlie subscribers a! their olliee at Gaffney, south Carolina, wiihln twenty days after the ser vice hereof, exclusive of t he day of such -cr- viee. and if you fail to answer the eonn.i>• no i Next door to Benson complaint | witliiu t lie time aforesaid, t in* plain! iff in t Ids action will apply to the Court for tiie relief demanded in th. complaint. Data <1 Gaffney. S. c., Fell, 'id, lUiK). Attest; [Seal.) J. Fb JKtTKitiRS. Clerk c. c. Pis. Bi’Ti.r.it A; OsnouNR, Plaintiffs’ Attorneys. NOTICF. To the defendants F. I). Webber, It. M. Penn. .1. M. Barnett, A. M Chastain, G. F. Boswell and T. F. Foster, absent de fendants: Take notice that tlie summons of which the foregoing is a copy, together with the com plaint in thi' action, is this day fihd iu i he olliee of the Clerk of Die Court of Common Pleas for the County of Cherokee and Mate FAVORITE Barber Shop. Tlie N’i west and Best in town All tho latest styles in 1 Isiir CTu t tiit”', HHa vin”' and Hliuinpoointg’ done in an up-to-date maimer. Give me a >e satisfied. Hair Cut, Lie. Shave, loc. Shampoo, 13c. ZED. F. HOPE, Sole Prop. Holland. lino i for Gaffney, S. C., F Buti.lii A omioust:, Plaintiffs' \ t to me *b. 24, lauu. The linest lot of yellow and white piuo shingles ever in Gaffney. Best Georgia pine Plooring, Ceiling and Wiiatlicrlmardlng iu Die market. Just re ceived, a carload of Doors, Hash, Mantles, Brackets, Turned Columns. Balusters, Ac. Also Oak Cabinet Mantles and Tlleing. Call and examine for yourselves, Prle to suit the times. Uespet. L. BAKER.