The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, November 22, 1901, Image 5
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F OR SARI, Tract of lan<i, Ilf' acres, near
Taylor I’ctty's *rin; two-thirds in timlier.
Will l>f so ii at jiuiilic auction on Monday,
Salesday In lift*., at the Court House door.
•Terms easy and to suit purchaser. J. Kb.
Jefferies, a treat for C, y. .Scrujrits.
Nov.
F *OI{ SALK A house and nine acres of land
^within 10 minutes walk of court house
foaktle on easy terms. See J. If ItKi.L, (Jaff-
nejfor A. G. Km)yi», Spartanburtr. Nov. 15,
22, Dec. »>, U, 20
F OR SALK OR KENT-One four room
house and lot. J. J. Gaffney.
ll-5-2awk-if.
F OR SALK One house and lot on Smith
street, near First RaptlstChurch. .1 A.
Willis. 11-5-tf
F or rk
River.
G.Macy.
Wanted.
W ANTED Hickory,
simmor. Lo_-s. So
It cwood, and Fer-
uthf rn Hardware < ‘o..
Chari* ston, S. <
Nov. 22, 20. 20, Dec. 3.
W ANTED Will pay highest cash price
for green salt hides.
9 20-tf Clary & Kendrick.
Money Loaned.
L OANS on improved farms for a term of
years at seven per cent. Interest. No
commissions Kor information apply to .1. C
Jefferies. Attorney at Law.
11 22-1 y r
Nloney at 7 Per Cent.
We will loan money at T per cent, per an
num in .itns of AJim. and upwar s on Im
proved farming lands in Cherokee County.
Call on onr Attorneys Messrs. WaDaee&
Otts at Gaftru-y. S. (,'..<>r write to us direct.
Jno. Ii. Palmer & 5on.
Coiumhia. S. <-.
Monev to Loan
on Cily and Farm Prop
erty and Mill Stock.
JAMK>* A. WII.
Attorney.
Dr C, T. LIPSCOMB
Dentist,
Of tic - ever K. A. tone* At Co '« Store
('mf r*e fie, Office sir davs D i *>,. vef
G. W. SPEER,
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GAFFNEY, S. C.
Offi*'*'in Au<litor's office at Court House.
WfliACE & ons,
LAWYERS.
Offict upstairs, between K. A. Jones and
Davenport.
Phone 87.
F OR SALK OR RENT—My five room eot-
tave opposltt' my residence; also for rent,
my seven room cottage corner Race and
Petty st reets. Mrs. A. V. Montgomery.
Oct. 22-tf
F OR SALE House and lot of 2 7-10 acres on
Mill Rap Road, just outside Gaffney city
limits, for cash or on time. Write to Mrs. S.
A. Nance, Spartanburg. S. < ’., or to stanyarne
Wilson her attorney, Spartanburg’. S C.
10-ls-tf
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F OR SALE Old newspapers for sale at The
Ledger office at 10 cents a hundred.
F OR HALE One elegant hiiildlng lot on
Victoria avenue next to W. 1). Thomas.
Si/e mix210. Terms easy. Apply to
Nov Kith. J. Kb. Jefferies.
For Rent.
F OR RENT Three-room house with large
lot next to I*. Davis' residence. Abply
to J. Kb .1 ei'Vries or P. C. Davis.
Nov. 8. 1901.
F OR RKNT A five room cot tag* 1 just out
side city limits Apply to Mrs. J. E.
Gaines. l"-29-tf
OR RKNT A two-horse farm on Mroad
9-lo-tf
J. E. WEBSTER,
A ttorney-A t- vv,
fficefii Court House.(Probate Judge ■office
Gaffney City, S. C.
PractlcflB in all the court,s Onllpm-
tlOPR « ffpectaltv
JAMES A. WILLIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WY, «. C2.
Notary Public in office. Prompt attention
given to aL business.
Office over k. A. Jones A Co.'s store.
Ii. K,Duncan O. P. Hauuers. vv.H. Hall.Jt
DUKCAR, SAHDERS A HALL,
AttorneyR-at- Law.
Office ' W B ^ M. .. *>w»
JR. J. F. GARRETT,
Dentist,
Gaffney, - - . S. C.
Office over .1 H. Tolleson’B now fftort
In office from let to 26th of each
»ront t-
Do You Want
a Watch, Clock or any
Silverware or any Jew
elry of any kind? 1 f so
call on me and jn*t my
prices and let me or
der them for you from
a reliable wholesale
jewelry house. I»rinn
your repair work, and
1 will do you good
work at a reasonable
price.
J. R. COOPER
fferotisly ill, hi> friea.is .r jilitiiHun-
* asy about him.
There will be no services at the
Presbyterian church riueiJa} morn-
! ing. The congregatioa will worship
with the Methodists.
Capt. Thackston has been doing
some good and much ueeded work
with his'street force od Smith and
Petty streets this week
The road east of Oakland cemetery
has been widened and beautifully
graded. This is a great convenience
to the city and greatly improves the
appearance of that vicinity.
Miss Maud Thompson will leave
the city Saturday to take charge of
the White Plains school. Miss Maud
has taught at White Plains before
and her return to the same school
shows her merit and the high ap
preciation her patrons have of her.
The county chain gang broke up
camp at the Limestone colored
church Wednesday morning and
mov*-d to a point near Blacksburg,
and will begin work on the highways
beyond the Broad. The gang now
has about twenty men on it a force
capable of doing a great deal of
touch needed work.
Bishop W. W. Duncan of Spar
tanburg, will preach in the Buford
| Street Methodist church Sundav
morning at 11 o’clock, and again in
| the evening at half past seven. The
j congregation of this church cordially
invite their friends in the community,
and the public generally, to worship
with them at these services
The Epworth League met at the
residence of Mr. W. T. Poag, on
Smith street, Tuesday evening
There w*-re readings, recitals and
vocal music by the members, in
which all acquitted themselves wilh
credit. The meeting was well at-
tended and the program so well ren
dered made it a most enjoyable affair.
North Carolina wagons are plenti
ful in the streets these days. They
are loaded with cabbage, apples, po*
I tatoes and other products of the
mountain country, all of which are
needed in Gaffney, and are finding
ready sale. The men in charge are
gi.od, ge nial fellows, who know the
value of tfieir goods and are generally
| expert traders.
Chief of Police Lockhart, of Blacks
burg, brought a prisoner to jail Tues
day. The prisoner was a white man
named Johnson, and was charged
with getting goods under false pre
tense. He was tried by Magistrate
Phillips Wednesday, found guilty
a"d sentenced to pay a fine of ten
dollars or serve thirty days on th*-
eouuty chain-gang We learn he
took the days.
WOMEN AND SOCIETY.
(AH t'oiiimunlcations to this column should
!»«■ addressed to 1’. O. Rox INI.)
Street gowns of corduroy are to be
i very much worn, and when trimmed
with fur and worn with a hlou-u of
white sa'.in or lace are inarvelouslt
fetching. A nobby one is made in
gray after this style: The skirt is
tight and has a habit hack fa-dined
at the side of the front with flat sil
ver buttons. A nice Hare is arranged
at tiie foot by means of a double
flounce, showing a pleated frill of
siiK underneath. The short Eton
hangs perfectly loose and fastens
I across the breast with a large silver
j clasp. The coat is collarless and
i with it can he worn a Hat collar of
the same or one of yellow lace some
thing which would harmonize smartly
#ith the tone of the velvet.
The waist belt contrasting with
the gown is not in favor ju t now; a
belt to match the ,skira and bodice is
better liked.
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Miss Bessie Hammett, of Spartan
burg. is a guest at the home of Mr.
W. F. McArthur.
Mrs. Ezell, of Brooklyn, spent
Wednesday in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Will McKinney, of
Ezellb.'were in the city Wednesday
attending the McKinney-Hcott mar
riage.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hicks were in the
city this week.
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Miss Kate Magness. of Grassy
Pond, is visiting Miss Ethel Harratt.
The literary meeting of the Epworth
League was held Tuesday evening st
the home of Miss Mamie Poag A
splendid program was rendered a d
ail enjoyed a pleasant evening.
llrnlliiK I.oiIoiim.
Jones J Darby, of this city agent
for the .Etna Life Insurance Com
pany, has recently compensated two
nf his patrons for pains and incon
veniences suffered by them through
sickness One check, for $103 57
wijk paid to Mr It K Hhufurd lor a
spell of four weeks **n I one day. and
1 he other, for $15357, to Mr. (! H
EUm for twelve weeks nod twoda v s
illness. Tb» se gentlemen held sick
i en* Ii 1 policies in Mr Darby's com
pany.
I se Hr. Itidl's <'->iikIi Nyru|» ut nn-e
fill’lirniiellll Ik uiui gl’lp|,e. |l |,i,s st*MMi file
teal uml Is p'"<|t.| vi-iy u reliable reined y. Life
is t<ni hie ift 0> ex |S'ljlni'iit with new ho-calleil
"hUM'cures.” Hull'* Dougil Hy t’UJi enhth hut
35 el s.
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DRESS GOODS in all the new fabrics,
weaves and colorings, and a full line of New
Trimmings to match.
TABLE LINENS in new patterns and
special weights. Nothing adds more to a
“Thanksgiving Dinner” than Pretty Table
Linen. White table linen two yards wide, the
dollar value, for 69c. NAPKINS to match,
three-quarter size, all linen, of course, at
$ 1.00, $ 1.50, $2 00, $2.50, $3.50 and $4.50
per dozen.
SUBSTANTIAL SHOES for men and
women do not depend on the amount of ma
terial worked into them, but the quality of it.
The lightness, the grace and the wearing qual
ity of OUR SHOES have already won them a
distinctive prestige. The makers guarantee
them—we do and invite your inspection of the
new lines just in.
CLOAKS for ladies, misses and children.
We can’t say too much for this department-
Of course the line is not what it was earlier in
the season, but we are showing some except
ional values.
CLOTHING AND HATS for men and
boys. Everything new, nobby, and up-to-
date at prices to defy competition.
Complete lines of Gloves, Handkerchiefs,.
Laces and Embroideries, Ribbons, Hosiery*.
Underwear, Corsets, Etc., and all the smaller
notions at equally SMALL PRICES.
COME TO SEE US; WE ARE GLAD TO SHOW YOU THROUGH.
805 Limestone St.
Next door to Postoffice.
’Phone 1 1 6.
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I will offer for sale on Salesday, the SECOND
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1901, one hundred building lots
and some small blocks of land half mile from the
Court House. Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance
in equal payments of one and two years with interest
from day of sale at 8 per cent, per annum, secured by
mortgage of lots sold. Purchaser to pay for all papers
and for recording mortgages.
Purchaser may pay all cash.
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