The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, November 08, 1901, Image 5
REMEMBER
] sell Dry Goods, Shoes, lints,
Caps, made-up Pants, Shirts,
Groceries, and a general line of
merchandise, all cheap for cash.
1 make shoes a specialty. I
have just received a lot ot the
very finest cheese.
Yours for business,
I. 1. PEELER.
Ninety Per Cent.
of all i‘lironic hcadachM art* <lvu' to
eye Btratn. Go to Or. tirlttlOi at ttio
Cberoki i- l'ru>j Co’s, ami liavo the (!<■-
feet la vision corrteted and thus bo
Quickly and Permanently Cured.
Glasses tilted with scientific accuracy
and all diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat treated to the
latest and most approved methods.
Beware of Traveling Frauds who
Advertise Free Examinations.
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THE COTTON MILLS
IGF THE OGEES CITT.
h cash PXD t *ndtture of $150 000 The
sum of $100,000 more vii.i h. exp* rul
ed in completing th- ^qaiometit,
mukir t: an investmer.fc of $250 000
the product of the Orient wilt be a
fine grade of go ids. 8 >me Ohariotte
women are now wea tog shirt waists
Great Progress in Building made of material put on t h * marnet
Dr. C. T. LIPSCOMB.
Dentist.
Oitice over ft. A. tone* A Co ’* Store
Can he founc ai. office si* davs ir r.he week
G. W. SPEER,
A TX 01< IN K V-A'r-U A W,
GAFFNEY, S. C.
Office in Auditor’s office at Court House.
During the Present Year.
OitlENT COTTON MILLS.
Details of ChuiiKc of the (Hit Alpha Mills
to tlx; Orient Mills amt He equipment
of Hatter for Fine Grade Goods—Im
portant Cl'anifes in Progress.
[Tin; Charlotte Observer.]
b> th -Orient. O is one of th" m ’st
• omplete mills in the !S u' n for maK
ing t wisted yarns 8Us to 50s ai d for
weaving fancy cloth su -h »s s.; , en<
lenos, madria cloth anu motn-e oorh.
All the looms arc arranged i t iiohuy
work.
The power plant has been
thoroughly overhauled and re
modeled. It is equipped with two
Sioux engines, each of 300 hors*
power and new boilers ot the same j "hhs.
WATCH
Your label and tho date,
And pay before ’Tis too late.
For Sale
« ^"Advertisements under this bead will
) ne inserteit tor one cent a word each inaer-
i tlon. No ml inserted for loss t han ten cents
F (eU 8ALE—Tract of land. Its acres, near
Taylor Petty’» two-thirds in line
tiniher. Apply to C. i,>. Scrutors or J. Eh. Jef
feries. ll-8-lawk-2t.
F OU SALE Oft KENT—One four room
house and lot. J .1. Gaffney.
ll-5-2awk-t f.
F oil SALE—One house and lot on Smith
street, near First Baptist Church. I A.
1i-5-tf
make. The engius arid ooilers were
. WALLACE S, OTTS,
LAWYERS.
Offiei upstairs, between It. A. Jones and
Davenport.
Phone *7
In recent issues, The Observer has
told of the progress made in cotton fu , nlHhed by rhH Murry Iron WorKS,
mill building in Charlotte during the ()1 Bur ington Iowa
present year The new Chadwick , In the old plant there ar- IfiO new
... ....... i \i ri ,wi.,i t; 11 >ii . , : r tave opp isite niv residence; also for rent.
and the new Elizabeth Mills have | Mason dobh.v looms , li P'lt s ' f) - , tny room cn'ttag Uace ami
: files. In rtie new trills will b. placed 1 Petty streets Mrs. A. V. Montgomery.
! at pre.ent 100 Mason dohby looms | Get. 2..-tf ^
bus been given of the new addition to H0( j 7 Q00 new epic a; - After this
the Louise Mill and the doubling of j installment m eompbted aid in
F oil SA EE—'I’he best matured seed wheat.
W. O. Eipscornh.
Oct. 25. 2tt, Nov. I, 4. 7.
F iiK SALE i'll RENT My five room cot
tage
been described in detail and a sketch
J. £ WEBSTER.
At 1 t - t /«* w,
fflceicC rl Mouse. P-o
in J mil
Pracvicr
C
dl the
its capacity. In the meantime the
Alpha Cotton Mill has passed out ot
existence, its‘ild piant having h m
uhsorhed by a new and sider iii 'c.
built factory and its name chantfeo "
the Orient Cotton VIjlis. Pne hisiory
of the Alpha is one of much inter 1 si
to the cotton milling industry in this
section It was the first mill buii'
on the buildim; and loan pl.m. Phe
scheme was orieinated bv flte iate K
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borne and the mill
JAMES A. WILLIS,
ATTORNEY at law
< i />, t-r- *-o V . '-4. O.
Notary t^unilo In office. Prompt at
given to ali business.
Office over K. A. Jones & Co.'s store.
and equipped bv local stookhoni, rs
who pai t in 35 cents on toe sh u'
weekly Phe p an proved successfu
! from the start and doz tis of mills in
i this section of life .State wi re soon
t ' 1L : afterwards built on the same plnii A-
j originally designed, the Alpha wi-
a small yarn mill. The mill plant
was bought one year ago b\ a '•toes.
0UNC4N, SANDERS ^ HALL
Attornevs-at-Lnw.
Offl -e » ■ v »Oe«« " • A rv, o
is com pi
opera ton. 180 mor loom'- and 7 000
s iimles wiii lie add . iphkii g 30
000 -pMidlrs and .)00
■ mis w- re furn ■ h*-d
A 1 i.mpkins < .ton|t>in>
d SLtinning n> A 11
scutoern agent f< r . i •
Machine ’ loinpany.
I’ne (iie prot t en m '
the tquioment of
of suco completc etiat
On n' lias h. ei i o i
iv rate of msUtatiee i
K L’ls <1 Mu US' t’ Mi:
m-I ui i d by : ne (i- . .
xut*oer (’uinpan\ ot
i- - id to ot< t im hi s fii
• iw i • d |»\ nny m111 in
30 IlOU gallon tanh in- hi
a .»() toot tower n i t
has a capacity i f 7<)0
1 mi' ute
Frie matiagetnent of 'he Orient
Mill- IS of the mo-t riri {jrefl-dVH
character aou the Qiiciit i j i,;.. w g
poil SALE OH KENT A small farm with
• nine room house just, uuts'de of iacor|>o-
ration; or house amt lot wittumt. f rtn Holit.
U. \V iikdns. Out. is, lawk tf.
F ob’ SU.
Mill i.
limit s. for
A. Nance.
Vt ,'son le i
K>-Is-if
House .'iml lot of 2 7-in lien
|. Hoaii. just ouisiile (< itfney
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11me. Write 11
.'pafla i> ini rg.
Will Treat You Right
In Prices, Weight and Quality.
Wc> carry a cioier il line of merchandiso sudi as Itacon, Lar 1, Molasses. 'Ui;ar, Coffee
of all kinds, canned '.cods of every cicscription, Sweet ami Sour Pickles in Kittles and
barrels, t.'andi's. Cakes, ami Soaps.
Hiirciwiin . Tinware 1 , Glass and China ware. We keep constantly on hand a fresh
line fiutts, and produce—such as Apples, Oranges. Ha ananas, Cabbage, Onions. Chickens.
Eggs. Butler, Cheese.
We handle the ilnesf full Cream Cheese in town at 15c per lb. Give us a trial on this
cheese.
We get first chance at the mountain produce wagons, and keep it fresh. Please give
us your orders you pcople down street, North. East, South and West—we'll treat you
rigid.
Our IMiono Ih IVo.
17 Bis. Granulated Sug ir for $1 0'. We also keep the best quality of Flour, and we will
sell you a peck of green coffee for SI.00.
We also keep a line of Dry Goods and Notions, and can sell you anything from a pin
up to a nice dress. Itemmnbcr and ring us up and get prices. Free delivery to any
part of t he city.
or cont Inuunce of same, “Live and let live” is our
Thanks for past favors, hop
□ motto. Prompt Delivery.
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• t‘ SALE -Old newsj,:ip*- > for sale at Tin:
n Leiiger office at 10 cenis a hundreu.
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Wanted. ^
V /ANTKTi —Will pay highest cash pric
^ for green salt hides.
Cf.AKV A KlMlKK K.
per
Lost.
I i >ST A gold college medal with
— C.’’on one side mid • t.'onvcr-' Bu-im
W. W.
D, R,Duncan 0. P. Sanders. W.s. Hall.Jr compftDy, (>i which Mr II I). W hue
is president Ivii.-f July the corn pH nv
was reorganized and the following o’-
ticers were e'cctcd’ II 1) Wnd'Ht cfiarHCtcr unu the y,. ant Cj ta, :i g (’Dilege’’ on the other lie warn if returned
president and treasurer;'J (I Ward- fke lead in the manWl ie’urc „{ fine YLL" 1 -"!'-
law, secretary; B. A. Holmes, s p^r- , ~ 0 ^ ls madras doth, satems.
intendent. the directors are John d " nitie8 ‘ i '" 1 0,h *' r K’>ods of that, Money Loaned.
M. Scott. Frank (i Johnson. F. G I character, being produced from the | — — ^ A
J. H. Wardlaw and H I) | machinery made and under the j gf J Pef Cent.
1 have just returned from Bal
timore and New York where 1
bought a nice line of Dress Goods,
Waist Goods and a big lot of La
dies, Gents and
DR. J. F. GARRETT,
Dentist,
Gaffney, - - - S. C.
Office over J. R. Tolleson’s new store
In office from lit to 26th of each
month •
supervision of skilled workmen, are I
Stacy,
W heat. | , 7 r ~" 7* 7". 7 *1" '* J i" 7* 77' i We will loan money at 7 per cent, per am
Immediately following this reov- ! equal of that pronuced oy the nurn In >umsof .fimo. and upwar’s mi im-
enni7urion rho num« of rho mill b,J8t nulls of New England working 1 proved farming lands in Oh.-rokee ('oiinty
gamzation, tne name or tne roiil was | :1 j ^ i all on our Aitorueys MesBrs. Waliace&
Oils at Gaffney, S. or write to us direct.
Do You Wool Insurance ?
I am prepared to furnish poli
cies In the very best companies
at the lowest rates.
If you want a bond I can make
It for you.
See me before you Insure.
F. G. STACY.
changed from the Alpha to the Ori- I on u 1 9imil “ r l e™* 6 uf,<i fi,id a read y
ent, and preparations were made to i mar ket. The Orient is proving that
add to the plant and re-equip it for ! " hei1 in COmes j 0 tbe manufacture of
the manufacture of a fine grade 0 f i bne < 7 0t ' t0U g° od *L Sout hern mill# and
goods. The old mill was at once | Soatb ®rn operatives are equal to the
changed from a yarn to a weave room,
and work was begun on the new
addition, just to the east of the old
plant. This new mill is two stories
high. 100x208 feet and is now being
put under cover. It is built upon
the most approved and modern plans
and is one of the best mill buildings
in the South.
The new factory building and the
machinery already bought represent
occasion.
The machinery for the addition to
the Orient is iu the cars on the side
track in the mill yard. The com
pleted plant wilt be in full operation
on fine goods by January 1.
Dr. Hull'll Cough Syrup In the Remedy
on which you can depend for the cure of a
protracted cough or lung affection, brought
on liy exposuro to cold. It is the most ex
cellent medicine sold. A bottle costs only
25 cents. ,
Jno. B. Palmer & Son.
Columbia, S. C.
Money to Loaii
on City and Farm Prop
erty and Mill Stock.
J AMISH A.
Attorney.
Men's undershirts,
i 50c to SJ.50.
1 Overshirts 50c and
i up.
Suspenders 5 to50c.
Hants OOc and up.
New line men’s
suits 15.00 to §15.00.
Shoes for every
body and at all
prices.
Bleach goods 5 to 10
H, H and 10 inches.
Rubber belting.
Notice.
I am now taking wood delivered at the
Lime House,
H. L. Hames.
Nov. 5-8,
Children’s Hosiery.
Infants’ Saeques, 15c up.
infants' Caps. 25c to 51.00.
Infant Bootees. 10c.
Ladies’ Skirts. §1.25 to §1.50.
Nice line Draperies.
Embroidered Mull.
Dress Flannels, 10 to 25c.
Fleece-lined goods, 10c.
Serges. 15c and up.
Table Damask, 55 to 75c.
Towels, 15 to 50c per pair.
Linen Table Covers, 85 to §1.50.
Negligee Shirts,30c to ft.25.
Work Shirts, 20c to §1.00.
i Gues §2.00 to §25.0
D'sc Harrow*,
j Grain Drills, Buggies
Wagons, Bagging
I aud Ties.
All kinds Fertilis
ers for grain.
Harness, Collars.
1500 yards prints to
go at 4c.
I also have a com
plete line at my Go
forth store.
See me before buying as 1 can
save you money.
J. I. ©ALRLRJV'TT.
818 Limestone St M Gaffney, S. C.
LOSING OUT SAL
Wo YVx'o (Tontom a Cliango
JANUARY 1ST, 1902.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
Dry Goods, Clollig, Hats, Siioes, Notions, Etc., Etc.
TO GO A.T JV. SA-GIilTIOIS.
Call and iSoo YJss Boloro 15vi viiiii,
J. C. LIPSCOMB & BRO.