The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, December 18, 1900, Image 4
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Beginning Monday, 1 7th, and closing Saturday 22d, we will have a great Dollar sale, merchandise value, all the way from $ 1 to $2, for
nly One Dollar. You should not miss this sale.
Hi yards Barker Mills, 11 Bleaching $1 ^
:'0 yards 1-1 Bleaching, worth I oO.
17 yards good onting, worth 1.2o. .
I yards I' ine !>o to l**e Hrcss (roods
Id Large Linen Towels, worth 1 .dd
o Men's I Lay v ('otton l ndershirts
1 On|>o. worth 1.2'*
Cape, worth l.dtt
Hrawer:
1
Man’s I'ine 1 2d Fnr 1
2 pairs Screven's Latent
I I' ine Silk Cmhrclla 1
1 Fine Silk Lasasol I
12 Men's Linen 121c Collars 1. L(
•1 Men’s Fur Hats 1 Ht
d Boys’ 2d<: Caps. .... 1 ^*1
!> Bovs’ Heavy Fleece Undershirts 1 d*
pairs Bovs’ Heavy Fleece Drawer-
2 White Quilts
20 yards Fine Sea Island
20 yards Best Calicoes ...
Id yards Fine Madras
ii nairs Ladies' Black and Tan Hose
, the 2dc good
All through our stock you will lind many things for your
own use and proper and ireful things for Xmas gifts. Your dol
lar will go farther here—not only dime hut dollar saving.
DRESS GOODS.
One of the Lest lines in upper South Carolina. In Mack
goods the well known “(odd Medal, sold under full guarantee,
and von pay no more for them than for ordinary goods.
Fine dd-inch all wool Mack and blue-black Henriettas, oOc,
11-inch Brilliantines, ode, better ones oft, 7o, Hoc and •tl per
yard. “I bought a dress of your ‘(cold Medal goods and it gave
| me exeelb ni service." This is what they say, and what you will
lind when you buy and wear them. Hood line colored Dress
Hoods, Fhinnels, Serges, Cheviots, etc., good stock Silks, Velvets,
Brtiids and Laces.
BOYS' SUITS.
The “Mrs. Hopkins' Star Make," the kind that stands the
live, jolly boy to kick .and to climb. It costs you less because It
wears von longer.
GLOVES.
High grade kid- in black .and tans, <ame warrant ii> the
higher price goods, fide and $1 per pair. Hood line cashmere
'doves 1 A. 2o. Ill .and otic
RUGS.
Made from line Brussels, ino<|uets, velvet and Axmin-ter
carpels, cheaper than you could buy the good- oll the piece, gi\e
good service, $1, $l.’>0. .tl.7o and $2. Li yards long.
One good Smyrna Bug reduced from .$1 to 7oe.
FINE MILLINERY.
High grade material .and high trimming- at or cash
prices. All the way from -t I to .to -aved over city r
MEN’S CLOTHING.
A strong line, and if you give us ;i look you can't resist our
low prices. Fine line black French Worsteds, Cheviots and
Serges. A saving of several dollars i.- easilv done over the old
slow way prices. Look over this line and von mav see one thing
or more just what you want for yourself or your Xmas giving.
Umbrellas, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Collars, Shoes, Hose.
Suspenders, ('apes, Skirts, Corsets, Overcoats. Neckwear, Para
sols, Belts, Hats, Shirts, Felt Slippers, Half llo-e. Underwear,
.Jackets, Waists, Corset Waists. Suits, Trunks, and a hundred
.and one things, and the prices are all right.
Dec. IS. lillllt.
0. E. WILKINS,
The Value Giver.
GAFFNEY LIVE STOCK CO
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NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS
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Is well and truly said. The success of the Gaffney Live Stock Co. has been remarkable. We have
sold more stock in Gaffney, since starting the business four weeks ago, than has ever been sold by a
single firm in this place in the same length of time. There is a cause for this, and we believe that it is
to be found in the fact that we endeavor to sell at a reasonable profit, thus allowing the other fellow
a chance in life.
OTI* iVEW
Are about completed and we hope to get into them by the first of the year. When we get moved we will be in position to furnish the hand
somest turnouts that ever went out of a livery stable in this city, and we expect to do a business which would be a credit to a much larger
place.
Our Stock of MULES, HORSES, WAGONS, BUGGIES, PHAETONS, ETC., Which We Will Offer For Sale, Will Be the Largest Ever
Seen in Gaffney. We hope to merit your patronage by conscientious dealing, and will be in positition to give you the best possible bargains
in our line for either Cash or Credit. Soliciting your favors, we are
Yours truly,
GAFFNEY LIVE STOCK CO.
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PERSONAL PARAGRPHS.
riMt|ile You Know noil IVopIt* You Ooii’t
Know.
.1. D. .k'lTeriew, Sr., om* of Agbury’a
foremost citizens, was among the
visitors in our sanctum yesterday.
\V. K. Harris, of Maud, called in to
see us yesterday and had his paper
run up two years.
Miss Marie Noblett is spending
a few days in Thickety this week
with her sister.
Mr. L. W. McGuinn spent yester
day in (’lifton on business.
Mr. B. K. (ireen, the popular sales
man of L. W. McGuinn, spent Sun
day in Spartanburg.
W. A. Poole, manager of the com
pany store at Pacolet Mills, was
among the visitors in our city Sun
day.
It L. Barry, a prominent resident
nf Decatur, (la., spent Sunday in
(iallney.
Thomas M Kennedy, of the Green
ville News Company, was in the city
Saturday.
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Rev. It .1. Willingham, of Rich
mond, Va., corresponding secretary
of the Foreign Mission board of I he
Southern Baptist Convention. w;.s a
distinguished visitor in the city
yesterday. He was the guest of Rev.
B I*. Robertson at the Commercial
Hotel.
,J. I,. Smith, of Spartanburg, was
in the city yesterday,
W. It Harris, a “true blue” sup
porter of The Ledger at Maud, was
among tin* crowd of callers wo had
yest erday.
W. I). Williams, one of Kzill’s
leading spirits, came down to the
city yesterday.
It. W. Dodgen, a prominent busi
ness man of Gainesville, Ga., was
here Saturday.
Kerry Wilson, of Greenville, was
here Friday.
Or Itllll'n Ci>ll|{!i Ky ril|i I lit-I rleuil,
lias Is i n tu um'over fin v years. It cures the
severest litTeel inns of the lliroilt mill limits;
sueh us lii-iiiieliltis, ttrlpiie, luryniritl* uiul m-
|•l|ltcnt i-iiiistiiii|ilinn. I'rli-c only i'i cents u
tMiUle.
H. D. Wheat, one of the foremost
mill men in this section of the south,
spent Friday in the city—Spartan
burg Herald.
James A Willis and bride return
ed to the city Saturday after a two
weeks visit to relatives in the lower
pari of the State. They are occupy
ing rooms at the Commercial.
Jones J. Darby, our enterprising
insurance man, spent Friday in
Greenville.
Mrs. D. M. Williams, of Blacks
burg, paid us a pleasant visit Satur
day. She was accompanied by her
grand-daughter, Miss Daisy Wil
liams. of Alabama, who is visiting
her.
Help is needed at once when a per
son’s life is in danger. A neglected
cough or cold may soon become seri-
| Dus and should bo stopped at once.
One Minute Cough (Jure quickly
cures coughs and colds and the worst
leases of croup, bronchitis grippe
and other throa* and lung troubles
I Cherokee Drug Co.
The most eflective little liver pills
made are DeWitt’s Little Karly
Risers. They never gripe. Chero
kee Drug (Jo.
By the census of 11MH) Galveston
had a population of J7 7HB.
When you need a soothing and
healing antiseptic application for any
purpose, use the original DeWitt’s
Witch Hazel Salve, a well known
cure for piles and skin diseases. It
heals sores without leaving a scar.
Beware of counterfeits. Cherokee
Drug Co
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As with a boil, the best place for
a practical joke is on somebody else.
Now is the time when croup and
lung troubles prove rapidly fatal.
The only harmless remedy that pro
duces immediate results is One Min
ute Cough Cure. It is very pleasant
to take and can be relied upon to
quickly cure coughs, colds anti all
lung diseases It will prevent con
sumption. Cherokee Drug Co.
SHORT LOCAL ITEMS.
I.ocmI Items ToojKiiort for ti lle»<t <>r<>ti|>e<l
Together.
Mortimer Sams is now in Union
where he occupies the position of
head bookkeeper for the Union Cot
ton Mills. We wish him much suc
cess in his new work.
The members of the K. of I’. Lodge
are requested to meet at their Castle
Hall at 7 o’clock p. m on the evening
of the 2()th. Dr. Thorn well, Grand
Keeper of Records and Seals, will be
present.
The pupils in the school of music
at Limestone College will give a con
cert in the auditorium Wednesday
evening, December HRh, at eight
o’clock. The friends of the college
are cordially invited to he present.
Twkx Dr. liull’s CoiikIi Sy ni|i fur Mil IIiohc
dniiKerouti alTectloiiN sevi-re eohl', pleurisy
aad Ki'lapt', wlilcli full and ulutur In ini;
iiloiiK- It is the greatest cure for bronchitis
and all throat utH tuna affections.
Sparks A Humphries haw just re
ceived ItKJ boxes of oranges from
Tampa. Florida, which is the largest
ghipment to this place this sea son.
Letters of Administration.
State oe Socth Cakoi.ina, >
<'orNTv OE CHEKOKKE. i
Hy.l. K. Webster. Ksijuire, I’robate .ludae.
Whereas .1. Eh .Jefferies, ;is t’lerknf Court
has made-.ult to me to grant bin) letters of
administration of the estate and effects of
Stephen 1‘eurson. deceased,
these are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and eredltorsof
the said Stephen I’earson. deceasisl, t hat t hey
lie and appear he fore me, in thel ourt of Pro
bate, to In- held at Cherokee court house,
Oaffney, s. c., on I tlduy. January 4th, next
after publication thereof, at eleven oVIoek
in the forenoon, to slum cause, if any they
have, why the said administration should not
U' granted.
lilven under my hand this r.’llli day of \n-
vernlier, Anno I>umini r.ie
.1. K. W Ell- i eh, | E > |
Probate Judge.
Published in (iaffney l.edger in issues \ov
U7tb, Dec. 4th, lltli Istb. Jstb IUmi. and Jan,
1st, IWd.