The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, October 22, 1901, Image 3
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THE LAST CALL.
Ali not*"* nnd iKXtMHits du*? the ol*l firm of
('ivrroll, mer A HumphrleH. not ii iol hy 1
Nov. the 1st. ttlOf, vlll bi> put out for oolleot-
lon. ms the business must bo closed up. S> do |
not blame us if you have to pay cost.
Yours truly.
t’AUKO! l„ CARPCRTKit A HPMPHRIKA.
Looking Your Best!
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Your photograph Is your representative
and It should show you at your best.
CABINETS, fl.aC per dozen.
JOHN GREEN.
REMEMBER
T sell Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, i
Caps, made-up Pants, Shirts,
Groceries, and a general line of
' merchandise, all cheap for cash.
I make shoes a specialty. I
Thave just received a lot of the
very finest cheese.
Yours for business,
1. M. PEELER.
JETor
Building and Plastering Lime,
Coal, and Plaster Hair,
Piaster Paris,
Kosendale Cement,
Portland Cement,
Dynamite,
Blasting Powder. Fuse
and Dynamite Caps, call on
Limestone Springs Lime Works
CARROLL & CO.. Lessers.
Telephon - S7.
Ninety Per 'Cent.
of all chronic headaches are due to
eye strain. Go to Dr. Grlftlth ;u the
Cherokee Drug Co’s, and have the de
fect in vision corrected and thus be
Quickly and Permanently Cured.
Glasses lilted with scientific accuracy
and nil diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat treated according to the
latest and most approved methods.
Beware of Traveling Frauds 1 1
Dr. C. T. LIPSCOMB,
Dentist,
Ofttce over R. A. lone* ft Co.’s Stora
Can be foni'd at office six davs In the weex
G. W. SPEER,
atto i< nbyat-i^aw.
fc GAFFNEY, S. C.
Office in Auditor’s office at Court House.
WAIUCE & HITS,
LAWYERS.
Office upstairs, between R. A. Jones and
Davenport.
Phone 87.
J. E. WEBSTER.
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litcem Court UouHe.fProbate Judge soffice
Gaffney City, S. C.
Practices in ail theoourta. OoMee-
«!ons a SDeciaUv
JAMES A. WILLIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Notary Public In office. Prompt, attention
given to aL business.
Office over k. A. Jones ft Co.’s store.
D. R.Duncan 0. P. Sanders. W 8. Hall, Jr
Dl'SCMi, SANDERS 4 HALL,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Offl-P «»«» "*. H Ar ^ r ' *»
DR. J. F. GARRETT,
Dentist,
Gaffney, - - - S. C.
Office over J. R. Tolleson’s new c rx
In office from 1st to tf6th of each
(DOOth -
. “Black and White.”
"Black and White" Is the name of a new
system of drawing In crayon, so simple that
any one can learn it.
Any sort of picture can lie enlarged t<i any
size: landscapes sketched from nature ot; sil
houette* drawn from life.
A pupil who lias never had a lesson before
can make life-size portraits In from one to
three week* practice.
A child l ight years old can learn. By this
method every family can have Itsowu artist.
There are no failures. Lar xc classes wher
ever presented. You are Invited to visit the
studio and see for yourself. Over 100 draw
ings on exhibition. Each pupil Is taught sep
arately and success assured. Portraits made
to order strictly frep hand work.
B<udio over O. E. Wilkins' Btoro.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
I'eople You Know anil PeonU< You Don’t
Know.
Mrs. R M. Gaffney and Mrs. Sallio
Lipscomb, returned from Spartan*
outjz Saturda3’ wlierc they have been
on a visit to Mrs. Robert Rountree.
Miss Sallie Service, of Lawn, was
among The Ledger’s friends who
were in the city Saturday.
M. M. Tate, a prominent citizen of
Webster, came up to the city yester
day.
F. G. Brings who has been on a
busirtess visit to Union, returned to
the city yesterday.
H Z Hicks a prominent Cherokee
farmer of Ezells, was among The
Ledger viGtors yesterday.
J. D. Jones returned to the city
Saturday from Clifton, where he had
been for a w»ek on business
W. S. Wood, a prominent citizen
of Cleveland county, X. C., was in
Gaffney Saturday on business.
Col. T. B Butler spent the most of
last week in Columbia attending a
meeting of the legislative com
mittee. composed of one senator and
two representatives, to examine the
books of the dispensary.
Bob Boyles, the principal “turner’’
in the Boyles pottery works, was in ;
the euy Saturday.
D. C. Painter, one of Cherokee’s ;
succe* sul fnimere, who til ways brings j
something to sell vvh' ii he comes to ;
town, was in the city vt terduy.
“Uncle’’ Tom Spencer, one of Che- j
rokee’s old Kud sterling citizen, was !
among his friends in the city >Satur- !
day.
James R Littlejohn, merchant anti |
farmer of Asbury, came up to the i
cit;, Friday.
J. C. Montgomery, of Moore's, !
Spartanburg county, was in the city |
Sunday anti yesterday to attend the
funeral of Mr Chas. C. Scruggs.
Mr. and Mrs. Quitman Wilkins, of
Paoolefc, were in the city Saturday !
visiting relatives
L. C. Lemmons. E-q . a promioen* j
citizen of Byarsville X. C.. with i
iarge interests in this county’, was it: j
the citv Friday.
Calvin Moore, of Maud, came to !
the city Saturday on business
Fe’ix Little] >hn, of Ravenna, made
a business trip to the city Friday.
Lewis Waters, of Midway was one
oljjt >e thrifty, hard working young
farmers in the city Saturday.
Landrum Clary, a prominent
farmer and citizen of Algood, watt in
the citv Friday.
M. C. Lipscomb was a city visitor
Saturday
W X. R iins, a good farmer and an
appreciated Ledgerite of Lawn, paid
us a visit Friday.
Mrs. Margt et Huskey, one of
Cherokee’s old and highly respected
ladies, was shopping in the city
Saturday.
•'Uncle” Xewton Kirby, of Biue
Branch, was in the city Friday.
Davidson H. Mitchel, a thrifty
farmer of Grindali, was a Ledger
caller Saturday.
Hamlet Crocker, of Goucher, a
prosperous Cherokee farmer, came
over to the city Friday.
Thomas Lipscomb, of White Plains,
one of Cherokee’s most progressive
young teachers, was in the city Satur
day.
James Martin, a good farmer and
faithful Ledgf-rite, honored Tne Led
ger with an appreciated visit yester
day.
Worth Little spent Saturday in the
city
Sam W. Williford, a prominent
business man of Rock Hill, spent
Sunday in tbe city on a visit to his
sister, Mrs. W. T. Poag on Smith
street.
M. J Hicks, an enterprising farmer
of State Line, was in the city Satur
day.
Green Brown of Ravenna, an old
and most highly respected citizen,
was selling cotton in the city Friday.
Magistrate R W. Lfe, of White
Piains, was greeting his many friends
in the city Saturday.
I Our old and worthy friend Mr. S
F. Estes, of Etta Jare^was in the
city yesterday. ‘ Uncle Sill” is off a
little because the river distroyed the
most of his corn crop this year, hut
he looks buck with comfort on his big
pile of old corn.
W. W. Ruppe, of Maud a Ledger-
ite of long standing, paid The Ledger
a visit Saturday •
Mayor’s Court.
There was not a large squad of
Saturday a jd Sundaj sinners before
the mayor yesterday, and the three
who did appear were not fri-quent
ones, but his Honor, in order to pre
vent a repetition, an t to impress up
on them the Bible maxim that “the
way oi the transgressive is hard,”
indicated a desire that one of them
contribute $r> another it'll 50, and the
other *2.50 to »he city treasury, which
they promptly did and retired, pro
bably no wiser, but, poorer sinners.
Defendant and Witness.
We iu“t a Cherokecan a fev. day-
ago who had b< en answering to
charge before the United States
Court in Greenville. Upon being
asked if he was a witness or a defen
dant. he ^aid : * 1 was h defendant hut
I could tell a witness as soon as I
met him at the boarding housn table
Phe first few meals he eats fast and
long, and can drink the boarding
house coffee hotter than any other
boarder.”
A New Ferry Coiiteiiiplnteit
We learn that citizens on both
sides of Broad river are moving to
establish a ferry across the r:v> r at a
point near tbe foot of Gaston bhoals
This will be a, great convenience to
n aov Cherokeeaf’b and wo hope they
will succeed.
Cotton.
When we G l a concensus of the
opinions of many of the most practic
h! farmers in the county as a basis
we are ready to conclude that this
year’s crop in Ubi rokee county will
will be less than the crop of last year,
which whs a very short one. Occas
ionally we meet a farmer with a good
opion of his crop, hut his nearest
neighbor generally thinks his sights
are too high. Our mills however, are
buying almost every bale that is
ulaced on the market at from 1-8 to
1-4 above the prices paid in almost
any other market in the state. This
action of *he cotton mills is generous
and we think is a pointer which our
farmers might pr< tDahly utilize.
For Sale
lES^Advertlsements under this head will
oe Inserted for one cent a word each Inser- !
(Job. No ad inserted for 1ms than um mb*b
F or BALE OR RENT My five room cot- !
taav opixositiMny resilience; also for rent., i
my seven room cut tag corner Race and
Petty streets. Mrs. A. V. Montgomery.
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COR SALE OR KEXT-A small farm with
■ nine room house just outside of Incorpo
ration; or house ami lot without farm Robt,
K. Wilkins. Oct IS, tf.
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*oL SALE- Good seed Blue
at •*■1.00 per bushel. Apply
draw Wheat
to J. tj, Llt-
Oet-15 H
F OR SALE House and lot of 2 7-lo acres on
Mill Gap Road, just outside Gaffney cit y
limits, for cash or on tinu'. Write lo Mrs. S.
A. N urice. Spat tan burg, s (or to *t anyarne
Wilson In r attorney, Spartanburg. S C.
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OR SALE Old newspapers for sale at The
Ledger oHic at 10 cents a hundred.
F t >R SA 1.E One house and lot on Smith St.,
near First Huptcc church; two houses
and lots on Buford St. Apply to .1. A. Willis.
11-24
For Rent.
F OR RENT Five nr m house and nine
acres of land in town. Apply to Sumter
Little John.
Oct. 22 tf.
Wanted.
W ANTED The public to know that I am
re > jvi gda ly shipments of I ho cele
brated York River Oys’erf. Families sup
plied. Julian w. Lipscomb. lo-s-tf
W ANTED Will pay highest cash price
for green salt hides.
ligMI’ l.'i,anv ft Kenpkick.
Mcsisy to Loan
on City and Farm Prop
erty and Mill Stock.
JAMKiS A. WIUI^IH,
Attorney.
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MISTER,
WHERE
ARE YOU
GOIFi ?
Why I am going to the marl et of L. W. Mc-
Guinn to get some tine Tennessee Fork and
Beef, for I saw him gel in a car of fine hogs
and cattle yesterday. He also keeps all
kinds of fresh country produce when he can
get it. And, Oh, them good sausages! 1 can
get something to eat winter and summer, hot
or cold. And you see I’m gwine to get my
wagon fixed, too, for next door is Mr. Forten
berry's shop, that is if I can stand that noisy
gdn till it is done. "After a storm there is al
ways a calm, and, oh, what a change when
It stands.’,
Harris Lilliia Water,
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Harris Litiiia Ginger Ale,
“Wliite Bock” Ginger Ale
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Peeler & LwuMgj,
GRAB SALE!
!0CT03EB 24, 25, 26,
One of our show windows will be tilled with
packages and upon payment of
2" OfcMltS
You may select any package you wish.
The following is a list of articles coni allied
In packages: One *10.00 Parlor Lamp; One
j §7’>0 Silver Oyster Set; One $.'>.nn Eight Day
Alarm Olocli: One *s Gold Filled Watch,
One .Js.OO Gi ni x Solid Gold Ring. SilveM’ream
Ladle, Stiver Bui ter i\ nlves. Silver Salts and
Peppers, Si ; vei Pin,U» ( estor, Salts and Pi p-
pers, Candle Holders. Hair Receivers, Powder
Pull. Pi a ure Frames, Silver Thimbles Watch
Chains. Belt Buckles, Tie Clasps, Waist Sets,
Silver Bracelets, Hat Pins, Stb’k Plus, Hair
Barrett.e.N, Shirt Studs. CulT Links, Sterling
Silver Novelties, Combs, Brushes. Collar
Buttons, cake Pintos. Cups and Saucers,
Lamps, Scissors, Razors. Pocket Knives,
Cream Plb hers, Ear Rings, Cake Stands,
Fruit Saucers. Fine China, Vases,Brlc-a- Brin"
Watch Kolis, Jelly c asses, Tumblers, Me-
dallons, Shaving Mugs, Toys, Etc.
Every article is guaranteed as represented.
Many of ihetii are sortii several times the
price. Wc simply adopt ihls plan to red urn
our stock to in ike room for < hrlstrnas and
Holiday /oods that are daily are arriving,
and you stand a ehauce of getting large re
turns for your Investment.
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Our store offers you the fruits of our tact and good judgment in gath
ering the best and most reliable goods.
The point to be made is, that the growth of great retailing is a vast
public benefit. We and the public are natural partners. Together we will
solve the question of how to make the buying power of money greatest.
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Man’s Suits and Overcoats.
We are making a greater showing of the famous “Vitals” brand of Clothing
than ever before, because we find that it gives better satisfaction than anv
other make.
It has more style, is tailored better, and keeps it shape longer, and, above
all, is permanent, perfect fitting.
Wear file "Vitals” Brand.
Come and examine the goods and get the prices; that’s the only real way to
judge values.
“OR RENT A tvvi.-hor.se farm on Broad !
River. F G. Stacy. H-JO-tf
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SHIRTS,
COLLARS,
CUFFS
and ail the odds and ends of dress which
helps in giving comfort and satisfaction.
Plenty of variety here, ies, sox, handker
chiefs, underwear, gloves etc.
The celebrated Lion Brand shirt, collars
and cuffs in new fall patterns.
One shirt 4 $1.00. Two collars or 2 cuffs,
25c.
HAT CHAT
You will like the fall hats offered here,
hornu^p
THE SHAPE IS GRACEFUL
THE SHADE IS BEAUTIFUL
THE QUALITY IS RELIABLE
THE PRICE IS ECONOMICAL
You never bought the equal of these hats for
less than $3.50, and here they are from $2
to $3.
Children's Shoes.
We have just received a lot of the famous Utz & Dunn shoes for
children. Parents who know the remarkable wearing qualities pos
sessed by these shoes will have no other. If you have never trieef
them come in and let us show them to you and explain their merits
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The cheapest shoe for children on the market. Price $1.00, $1.2S
and $ 1.50, according to size.
Children’s Coats and Clnaks.
The fad for the picturesque in juvenile fash-
ions has in no wise diminished this season.
ll 1 11° We have just received a select line of chil
dren’s cloaks in blue, green, red, brown, ox
ford gray and tan, with and without capes-
Price $ 1.75 to $6.75.
Carroll & Carpenter.
W AVI
W. Harry DodeM,
722 Limestone St.
SSliort Crop!
Clone l*rlcen!
1G lbs Sugar $1.00.
White Fish, lo.each.
3 largo Mackerel, 25 cts.
2 pkgs Arbuckle’s Cofi'ee, 25 cts, ,
3 lbs Pure Cream Cheese, 50 cts
This is for cash only.
J. E. EZELL,
’Phone 1 32.
Prompt Delivery. |
F. G. Stacy. President.
i. G. Wardlaw. Vice-lTf-.Md* uv.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF GAFFNEY.
CAPITAL, *ft»,0OO.
M'KPLCh AND PKOKIT8, - 10.0410.
Oounty and Oit.v I )*’i><*Hitor.y.
Iposits sollflti'd from Merchnnts, Manufacturers and tthers. Ev* r / itrow-
modatlun extended to customers that tlivlr busiui ss ami ri-sixuisiblll'y wl.: snrruiii.
I) C. I<4 Y'a-*l»i.-s-
Commercial Printing
Of every description executed with neatness and dispute}
at The Ledger office, Gaffney, S. C. New Type, Nev
Presses, the finest quality of Ink and Paj er, and Corapfc.
tent Workmen. Send us your orders.