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NEVER TOO OLD TO BE CURED S. S. S. Is a Great Blessing to ° nearly all of the sickness among AN OLD SOLDIER HAS SURRENDERED. He Gives Up After a Gallant Eight. CALLED TO HIS REWARD. Daniel Anthony, \ftoi a l.ong 11Ihi>*h. Died Wednesday Nif;ht He U as a tiood Citi zen—A Sketch of Ills Career as a Soldier older people can ho avoided Most elderly,; t , itizj>! , neonle arei very susceptible to illness, ‘ ‘ „ but it is wholly unnecessary. By keep- j Mr- Anthony, one of Llie on Logan street in this nioht the 2.'»;h in his six- OldPooDle. It Gives Them people are very susceptible to illness, I * but it is wholly unnecessary. By keep- i II ni._j __j |||_ i n£ r their hlcod pure they can fortify themeelve* city’s aij l county's old. worthy and H6W DlOOfl HHO LIIB. w as to escape three-fourths of the ailments highly respected citizens, died from which they suffer so generally. S. b- S. is , , the remedy which will keep their systems young, by purifying the blood, at his horn thoroughly removing ail waste accumulations, and impart- i c j t . or) Wednesday nig ingnew* strength and life to the whole body. It increases ! . R the appetite, builds up the energies, and sends new life- | "ist., about J- o clock, riving blood throughout the entire system | tieth jear. Ho came to this section Mrs. Sarah Pike. 477 Broadway, South Boston, wntes: j ont . 0 f the near by North Caro- “IumBeventv veara old, and had not enjoyed good health j . for twenty vefirs I was sick in different v-ys, and in lina counties in the early sixties, and addition, had Eczema terribly ou one of my c s - J | e doctor said that on account of my age, I would never be well again. 1 took a dozen bottles of S. S. S. and it cured mi completelv, and I am happy to say that I feel as well as I ever did in my life. Mr. J. W. Loving, of Colquitt. Ga.. says: "For eight een veers I suffefed tortures from a tlery eruntiou on my skin. I tried almost every known remedy, but they failed one by one, and I was told that my age, m Inch is alxty-eix. was against me, and that I could nevor hope to be well again. I finally took S. S. S.. and it cleansed my blood thoroughly, and now I am in perfect health. S. S. S. FOR THE BLOOD is the only remedy which can build up and strengthen old people, because it is the only one which is •guarameea frea from potash, mercurv, arsenic and other damaging . . minerals.* It is made from roots and h.-rl s. and has no chemicals whatevei in SR 1 ' cures the worst ones of .Scrofula, < :'.nc‘ r. Lczema. Ri.oumHtism, ' -J; "r. In it. S S S. cures Tetter, Open Sores Chronic Ulcers, i' or any other di case of the blood. Books <-a the* di as will b • sent free hv Swift bpecific < o., Atlanta. C*. 'VVlietlier it went into the wag n making bu-iness and in urn*; i ^liss .-lary Jjociiiiuri. a daughter of the late W m. J.ockhart, and was living at Limestone Springs when the war between the fcLa'es begin. He at once joined toe Spar tan ItiH-s at Spartanburg Court House, then commanded by Col. Joseph Walker which belonged to the nth S. C. Voluntt ts, and w nt into aeivic;- wi it it ih ■ first week in April in iSGl. ami done his first service on t!. iriands in Charleston h: rhnr. and was piesttd when Fort Sumter sur- i i-r.d- red to the S >ut 1 i’aro'ina army. | i !<>, wifh h:s rt-giraet.t, went into the t t o feder .t * army an ■ w > tr n i> rr- I j t . t.i • •-H-. of .\ r:h‘ rn Virginia and j reached Munassas-in time t-i t-urti' i : ate , i the first ha or we have something on our shelves that will give you relief. 1 ry us and see if we don't take an interest in your case. Our increasing business proves that the public appreciates conscientious drug selling. Make yourself a customer and find out. ir=: cf Mat r of l lie HjUI - 1 :ti >n 01 >i.p it. W. \). Camp, our mund d l>y t prec ,tiniy Auditor, a. d was elected a Lieutenant, and with ir went into the memon-bie campaign •>> tli-it ihe z.-a and enlhuriu-:in PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. People Yon Know and People You Don't Know. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Sarratt made a visit to friends in King’s Mountain the first of the week. Mr. Rhyne, a prominent business man of King’s Mountain, made a business trip to Cherokee’s capital Wednesday. W. W. Ituppe, of Maud, came in to 3(0 The Ledger yesterday. Miss Eva Wood, of Asbury, is in the city the guest of Mrs. Agnes Wood, on Granard street. Kinyon Blanton, of Maud, a regular live-at-home farmer, paid The Ledger a i appreciated visit Wednesday. Mr. Blanton says his wheat is all rit-hl, and that his winter oats are half leg high. He fertilizes* h'8 fields libt rally and prepares them thorough ly before planting,which may account for his line oafs when many crops wer-* killed by the cold weather. 0 l\ Huggins Esq., came up to the city a short time yesterday. J. C. Robbs a valued patron of The Ledger, of Msud, honored us with a call Wednesday. Rev. T. J. Campbell paid The Led ger a visit v. hie in the city yester day. Uncle Joe Huskey, a worthy old Cherokeean, came down to the city Tuesday. He says wheat i a looking fine. W. B Blaokwood. a hardworking I Gowde'sville. farm-r came in to see The Ledger Wednej-.lay. 1). L. Vassey. of Thickcty, one of Ciitr ,kee’s enterprising farmers came to‘he city yesb-rdaj mo nipg. >!. Bo iakoff. on of G.ifTney’s hust- li g merchants has recently been on wh■■ t he calls a “pleasure trip” to C: orlot'.e. But we venture a sus- | p’et-.n that it hud some business in it | kWney trouble. . 0 | Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady !> fr x. r . t \r i • .1 i heart beats, and makes one feel as though ii L. He raw, of Maud, was in .he . t h e y had heart trouble, because the heart is coy WtdncHay. ^ ^ | over-v/orking in pumping thick, kidney- Geo. V-. E m -re, cm- of Cherokee’s . poisoned blood through veins and arteries, good farmers, spent so nt* time in the ] It used to be considered that only urinary citv Tuesday. ! troubles were to be traced to the kidneys, II, E Rnp'pe, of Maud, was a visitor | now .. I ] ao f 1 . ern , s J clenc * P, rove s that nearly to this ofTi :e Wedni ~ lav. Cluroki-c Dcvelopmentf'i The water powers on Broad river and the griyit mineral deposits in Cherokee, are again attracting atten tion, not only of our own people, but from people abroad. Their values are gradually becoming known by the appreciative and they are going to be utilized. With the falls of Broad river in harness we can turn the wheels of Lowell. With our iron mines, gold mines and mines of many other valuable minerals which abound in Cherokee, in the hands of intelligent operators, new and paying industrial centres with live working, money earning people living in them will spring up where now the brambles grow. Cherokee has the resources. She has the people who have the enter- nrise. and with them all pulling to biild h:r up, watch her grow. Married. Mr. R. E. Parris and Miss E. C. Parris were married on the 22nd inst., by R-'V. W. T. Thompson at his resi dence on Victoria avenue in this city. Over=Work Weakens Your Kidneys. Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. t-11, year witn all the z of bis nature aceci of youth a 1 a p&tri ic beroLn c , 1 ( d oy none, und served with tinguished guliar.try .n . very eng mont until he tVK, d >: < rately w< All the blood in your body passes through your kidneys once every three minutes. - iij ^ The kidneys are your h&h blood purifiers, they fil ter out the v/aste or impurities in the blood. If they are sick or out of order, they fail to do their work. Pains, aches and rheu matism come from ex cess of uric acid in the blood, due to neglected VI; i 1 ■.» L.L3 h T: L B 0 d - * • v ' id » r' & 3 U $3 s —:»kali:us in— •no r 3 ^ -rg kmi tr'A J £ wS .•*> tf , n I. *■' j f: , li; . H 4 H r* # ff •> . SB 11 Phone No. 8. Those who know this store know we do w: time you fail to get good- a- adv< way unsatisfactory, it is not into mistake, and we ask you to plea give us pleasure to “make thines illar saveU is the same as a dollar than that if you’ve nev r liad a For isn’t the very best kind <>;' sin worth more than money i-aviit;' ? ;1 l iv we do, and if at any ir purchases are in any Somewhere there is a the matter, and it will Cbicamuugc. and his Last : campaign, in one of which ou ■]1 wi; Hi in on ion even ! i at (iiitic’B mili >j< * ' A K •MlKJlHi i- Ijr.r*.- iii- : wounds wilii rtbiguation arid fortiiu ie. ainl aft.-r long j I * lit* F •. J O ’/ L r it (1 LI ^ ^ L1 J * ^ lil$ oo mm and. und ctr - - i with it tiirou^h the . uccccding catr.pai^r.s of G.ncrul Lee (hi:; beau id< at of a man arni :•> »!di* r) in Virginia, tt . 1 1 with Long rect a Ten ness he was again wounded. During tiie Iasi t.vo years of the war Lieutenant Anthony was often apparently unable for duty, but ! 0 remained with his company and -.vhen Capt. Camp was disabled by a severe wound from which he ultima- biy lo.st liis leg, Lieutenant Anthony to ;k comm o i of tlit- company where, if pos-ible, his worth and gallantry were more ever conspicuous than tin y were v.hen he was a private and subordinate und remained with it until the surrender at Appomat tox. He had all the requisites of a soldier in i.im and he used them well. It is an inspiration now to thh.k of him as lie appeared amid . hot and shell and “the flashing of Mj ' guns’’ where the carnage of war w; s gri aiest. After all was lost he returned to his home and your g wife near Lime stone rpnngii and soon went into the wagon making bu-iness again, and b\ nis gr<-..,t indo-’ry made a succe-s arrii r .iseu a !arg • fttmily, five sojih an l b ur datipbter-, wiki, v.u.h his h voted wife, all survive liim. Him ii his bedside when he d *.d i.nd whose devoti .n to ti-e liusl i f-ii h*-r has scarcely i j any instance in t X .s. 'vti.i r. ' 'iremait s will bo buried in the ..jiiy I .t in L m stone c« mtlc-ry t<.- » ciOCK ITi Poor Flo it* 9* III 12 u and (qoui d i;' knowledgr of li.e Tiie s< rvic* s means a great lo-s to the ust r. It mean- b:u 1, sour bread, sad cake, and is a trial i o the temjK r of ihe good liOli.SC- wife. Our brand- of flour hav< • • uc/'ii trut and proven. Tin y are uniform in quality, and in leaking out. can tell just how to use it. J. B>. 00X7 £ > : •: ’ r^ooj KT. , 1 W ii he d M .t. the gr: it v. 13 i'. R ortson. it. v • II. g: s and R v. T. J. <’".n ihe p l.l b ..!■ r.-s V. id b • .1 h sc in'', 1. B. Butler W. W. Ti. -c I’ L lit iwti. \V’. \V G li oy • fis lie- An st ell ai'fi v.id b e-.- . to i l»e ; r !jv .) u Warp. n!e. t-i U. 13. V . in ah iy. I n 111 it lt<-^ l.h nr::'.-.” SHORT LOCAL ITEMS. li hi. Mrs. Sumter Littlejohn and chil dr(?» returned to the ci v the fir t of the week a ter quite an <x'end d vi. ir to relatives and fr'ui ds in U don and Sp rtanburg ciGes and counties. M. M. Tate was u Ledger visitor Tii “day. fhomas 1'Mio‘t amppr ciatedLed- gf-rite, v. us in the city y> sterday. Oirvcr Haines, State Line's tflieient postmaster, was in to see us Wednes day. I’reyer Humphries, a succ.-ssfui and (xtensive planter of (irtssy i' md, was on onr streets Tuesday. Mail Kouic to l»c Kxtemled. On and after the first of July the postal route from Maud to Gaffney will be extended to and embrace State Line, which will then receive mail direct from Gaffney instead of. as now, via Spartanburg. The family that keeps on hand and uses occasionally the celebrated Pkhki.v Am Bitters is always a well regulated family. For sale by Cherokee Drug Co. ■ all constitutional diseases have their begin ning in kidney trouble. If you are sick you can make no mistake by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild and the extraordinary effect cf Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases and is sold on its merits by all druggists in fifty- - n cent and one-dollar siz- ti L'137-;~';;H*D% ; -|f es. You may have sample bottle by mail Homo of Swamp-Root, free, also pamphlet telling you how to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bingharriton, N. Y. For Sale vortoscmi-nts under tli's head will be inserted for one rent a word each inser tion. No ad inserted for less than ten cents F tilt SA 1,1. Nice huildiiis lots ney. J. J. Caff la\v-9-i)d F OK -A^E Two good mules. Applyto.Toe E. McArthur. Gaffney, S. 4-17 C‘'!; SALE IKK Bushels Cotton Seed for planting purposes, ■arratts, S. ( '.jiiiiy to S. G. Sarratt. I-17-tf Repairing I’olishinu' mid Hrrgravin^ of fine Watches. ( locks and .lewclry promptly done at very moderate prices. No dm rue for examininu work. My work uuaraiiteed. J. R. Cooper. At Carroll A Carpenter’s. Good and Cod. -A- \ 1 * . v.; . ‘ f nr* r in V ' ' r,t '/I •S*. f- y "" ^ J J ill" r i-'. now here and I will stari f y •••': in f ■ days, then I '•an send •'lire !. I!i ef iinit I’ork and Sau'ie'e, your Country I'f.j.iuee ino \T-_etaliles. y< ui (iro- ■ i-lli .-tvy ati'L Fancy, and your Fresh 1 ill t : titer, nd when you want a wheel to i .lie foi- hour, 1 have uot :t. Come or I'liofn- n ; at No; (Zi. Itui-;u ;t I.ioek, Till: I t* TO I)ATT. MARKET. :l-n. F uji SALE l ine Lejrlioru ehickeiis for hroodinu purposes ,E it. Uoudelock. a.27 F Oit .SA EF U-room house on l.ouan street, lot SoxlOi). Kents for s w a year. W. II. Goodinu. wiih Carroll A CaroenM r. 3-l;j For Rent. F oil KENT seven room cotlaue opixisitc I’ro*. McArthur’s residene-e. Apply toMrs. A. Montuomery. 4-u7-tf Wanted. W ANTED A uf»od youn:rmule; for which a liberal price- *111 he paid. N. Lips comb, County Supervisor. 4-0 Li i 1 tsLfJ -had on Thursday, W ANTED Cast Iron Scrap; will take all we can iret. Apply to Cherokee Foundry and Machines Works, 1-6 Ca fl ut y, S. * Announcements. Announcements for eo-inty ofiiec will be inseii o under itds h< ad from now until tin: | piTmai-y for iatu each, payahle strict'y in advance. ! I II Id;; BY announce myself a candidate for j I Sir erci-or ol 1 ou: ty, and bind 1 yseif t-i In- uoveracci by the > id's and resu: t of the Democratic I’riinary elect i m. .). V. WlIKIX-TIEL. I IIF.KKDV annouiice myself a candidate for tin- office of -upervisor of c|,( rokee County, subject to tl" action of tin-Demo cratic primary. nod it npc etfu ly submit your siiiiport. K. M. .lot.i.Y. I i Hflro LUUrt isdl»jj (J u L 1 Local items Too Short for a Head Grouped Touetber. arid .1 I »e t:, B ,c m >v. J into tic ir 1,.fids' ford street home. A C. I'ritln.ore lias moved i is Ii*:a(iq 1 »**t * 1 - t • ! i. ('\ ij ' ! i 1 p- paratery to a b : g carjit* fct II 1 g trip. Mi. a d Clin’on God It?.v- m )vttl from comer of Petty uod I> 1- f-rd i*tret Is Fi u pretty co’Jage on Frederick street. not run? intr ff»r any offim. but Minnii'V 1* iir.-jo“.*laihr9 MEAT MARKET •/ive you satisfaction in Beef, ! :ins.i, •• or refumi the money. M idi a"r.iir/ements for siaae ii s-,! I wiiich will lie in this of.je, s< 11 ; iir phone to our liar ret s-,- .- of It. and b. convinced lunoie ii>e ix st mi at in town. I*ii m Vo 1: r uooz] meats. M; ,1 moved to the city 'I Li vsth Spak • buve- (1 urr t* it p »rari!y upying a potti in of Mr. Kara iz IT'S N 0 00 In Ga : fr in work of tli roof of li e •) Foundry and Macim.e Shop-', ;g luised wbicli hr-giriS to give a of the imposing appearance big buib g will ma -.e. iSl 'fiilCSCTY ! 1 have found It! I ound win .1. E Karra11 keej,... i;oji ,1 a!■ t ly 1*11 i any size from ^ .in-;.. / or thimble ske.ii. all of which - rash and approved paper Don't ttet t h* iinapproaehabh- Tys >n a is: duplicated In thU mar! < t, i»m Ollu-r inaki - of bujza'n s far Ii vlncisl that i can r-d wile avc ; | ' I wheelbarrows. I iirmers' I it nd . extra plow liand" s. sin • etn liorae a ad mule siac-s. ii.tiN, (ss-i Ciiir.f ’H t *, hHr*;W*» f !>Ut ! 'i ktn p \ii nt'vk ttirnt,; g J. I. LfHl iAMJ, CUliW nd y< J A S ^ 2s Al W - A Regular rviffs J. t 1 j. / First Bap* tifct churcli . r.c-xf s "i 0 1 iU t 1 Ii. The r» p t • c *...r ddirti i a full ‘ Jance i if a!! ti e fn< mix rs. A ( *ol Icct i;iii for . ur- feign Mifcfcic ill* will 1 i>o tak Cl! Up. Onr wot tl.y fdli )W (it izen, th e in irnimblo 1- ’ip Hny. c* h f r i f * |0 1 lit* city \\ 1 (!f( .'fill; r. Mr. Ray I a:.' l ei n con- i ' -.'l « • 1 J liis ! ou a for hfVir.tl If: or*ihn d "uH care liu!iy IT' »h1 hill i i'itf'F •*|i itnlftt i-i] on Li * ri' covi.-ry Ly i liis id . i; uls. A TmUi mobUI fr i.l.I Oi 1 i;ti|;htm ll. “I ' na i(-f (’ll ia r 'b ' y ll ;jf. Let ii- woral I for broneb! is iliain S ' vary, v>'uiri - *n J M. 1 Ih* • 1 111 u r f ■ p ' ll li 1 k » J,, 1,- ,4 Dir da- r fr* * x y hfrt o* if u,(.st 0 l i lie I in. 'i am & JEHDRICX, Fire! Call on L. BAKE!! and buy you a good Extension Ea'idi - and have it on your pielulx . |n case of lire, Gisid Extension and Step Eadder* for s e, hr! Ittli; aisivc cost. Made of Ik-.t N irway Hsr- and well painted. Only a f.-wr left. L. BAKER. Making Dependable Statements. (in Saturday tbe.'ii.:i day of May, at 111,’clock a r i , I will, at th. bt! J^t: site, h-t to the l iw— es! bidder tin b-iiidiii. ol the hridc- acioss ciu rokee ' 'rci I. in T G. Mc.(N aw’s in , ut at loti. N. Li pa- o.*!», Apt il ^4.1!"'). County Knix-rvia ir. Ice Cold Sodas Iiiclu<linfj; nil tlie Foiiulni’ Drinks made ol’ the best ingre dients obtainable. DELIGHTFUL ICES. Bonbons with cnirhc-i fruits. Von should try our Strawberry Puree and Boston Flip. Don’t forget SPARKS & HUMPHRIES make the be.st drinks in town. I o: t Ul. atC Is ' on for <i* pi ii' ! Me that has su ! '-'mli'" i."i- hi puhlh: mean' wn -tnd Is -n store tiiat has the repu hility. l''ort'inate is the i a store in Its midst. Mu* vei n a store and its I uy- -1 rth. 1 i - • ■ i uf on .lust these HneK no WILKINS. Fans, Fans. We have a large and beautiful line of white silk fans, carve# bone sticks, lovely painting, elegant values, 75c., $1 and $1.50. Plain white and black silk fans, 25c and 50c. Jap fans by thej thousand, in all the new colorings, white and black, 3c, 4c, 5cJ 7c, 10c, 15c and 25c, Belts, Belts. Black and tan dog collar belts, plate front and back, the best( value in town, 25c and 50c. Black and colored taffeta pulley belts, the kind that are hav ing such a heavy sale, 50c and 75c. Black satin pulley belts, 50c. Black and white kid pulley belts they are beauties'—nothing newer in stvle and beauty, only 50c. Waist Silks. Plain chinas and taffetas in light colors are very good this season and we have a full line pink, light blue, navy, red, cream, yellow and white. 27 inch china, 05c. Taffeta 50c to 85c. Handkerchiefs. We have an exceedingly large line and many new and ex clusive patterns in handkerchiefs. We want to stimulate this item, and in order to do so we will place on sale Friday, today week (May 4th), a large line 5c, 10c, 15c and 20c goods at one uniform price of 5c. In order to show the values in these goods we will on next Tuesday, May 1st, give away one of these hand kerchiefs to every little girl under 14 years of age who will trade herself, or have her parents trade, 25c or more between 3.30 and 7 o’clock p. m. O.E. Wilkins. Gaffney, S. C., April 28. We can and will talk INSURANCE DAY AND NIGHT. Has the subject been properly placed before you? If not, let us know, and with the backing of our companies we think we can convince you of the necessity of trying our facilities. DODENHOFF & DARBY, Insurance and Real Estate. Commercial Printing Of every description executed with neatness and (lisp; itch at The Ledger ofllce, Gaffney, S. C. New Type, ] s T ew Presses, the finest quality of Ink and Paper, and Coi ipe- tent Workmen. Send us your orders. T!ie Gainey City Land and Improvement Company fix- xaii- itulhitmr Lot*in thl.-» ItourlshlMfr town. Gaffney City; Also Farmis nt-^f l<y . nd in n-ach of t he Schools of Limestone Siirlntcs and of this place, In lots o f froo: ;« :.i inn ai-r»-s on IHiera! time rates; also Atrrleuitural Lauds to rent for Kart apur* ,oses. For full particulars apply to J. NT. H A. W iYTTT, Ajreirt. N. H - Ail tresspassie? on lands of this company, c-uttln and removing timber, liHtilnffor nntlinr a r *- forbidden under neiiHlt V of '-tw Building and Plastering Lime, Coal, Shingles, and Plas.. ter Hair, Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Fuse andD yn*- mite Caps, call on THE LIMESTONE SPRINGS LIME WORKlL, TelepfiASfett x? CARROLL & CO.. Lessees For Sale. IVUI* TV IT UI«.iEC. I r than i»o.,se»»liit( yourci ijll- ' alio arc u. in ■ lz: (i u 11 u V- 1 i y (Ji.Ci 0'<.v6 D. Co. alii hi lion hiti <1 ui-' ; i l.li' thin(fs are hou-id to eoine. e uaeteverx trade traiiKuction to be satisfy, ui.', und It It i.-. not n>e want you to tel; tin out It. < all on us for anythin;/in the lino • i ! . i . y <,/ot-erh ,. i ouftellonerles, ( t^ars, Tobaceo, etc. PEELER & GAFFNEY. Don't take n.v word for it l,u Demore.xt ink iadli-ii OVi in if Mai liim s 20 beautiful residence lots, Jefferies, Johnson and Mont gomery Streets. Some 100 by 160 feet. 5 lots Buford Street. All centrally located. R. S. LIPSCOMB. Onoo n A w ii oiner HAMMOCKS HAMMOCKS HAMMOCKS HAMMOCKS HAMMOCKS FLOWER P yiS FLOWER P FLOWER P FLOWER P DTS ITS DTS A. B. CAINE Mrs. < layton i’hillips, Home. S. (’. Airs Thomas ^ari'h : -. htiu- I'arm. .S. Mrs. M d Manor, vAllkinhvllie. S. ( . Mr* S e t.u '■ Hem, Mer -i r, S. C. Mrs. II. F. I'ri liuore. <... If ney. S. .Airs. A. U. N. 1 oitter, Gaffney, .v C. Mrs. S .Hnrratt Gaffii' V.S. G. Mr*. .loo i'billiits. Wetisw-r, ri. C. k. r.irrtco.MJi. aku, Ou.linear, ted. O. For the liest in Ile<-f, Pork, .-auxa-’U etc., ; phone No. iui, or call on Plain Facti I will sell you for cash any- i tiling in my line consisting oj Dry C ioods, Notions, ShoesT Hats, (iroc< ries, . Shelf Haidn ware, and almost anything car ried in a general store, as cheap! as any house in the city. When in need of goods see my prices. Yours to please, S. L. MORGAN & CD, ; I. M. peeler.