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I^or RutUMnt; liiul I'lasterlng Lime, Coal, an<l Plaster Hair. Plaster Paris. Roseudale Cement, Portland Cement, Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Fuse and Dynamite Caps, call on Limestone Springs Lime Works CARROLL & CO., Lessees. Tfttaphona &?. Do You Want a Watch, Clock or any Silverware or any Jew elry of any kind? If so call on me and get my prices and let me or der them for you from a reliable wholesale jewelry house. Bring your repair work, and I will do you good work at a reasonable price. J. R. COOPER. kt Dr. C. T. LIPSCOMB, Dentist, Office over R. A. lone* ft Co.'* Store. Can eirxl at office sir davs In the week G. W. SPEER, AX I < >IC >. IOV A r-1, A w GAFFNEY, S. C. Office in Auditnr solle e iu tv. .h II.» i> . PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. I’eople Voa Know ami I’oowle You Don't Know. M. F. md Henry Swoffo rd. of (tow- petiH, paid the Ledger a pleasant visit Saturday. The Mesars. SwofT >rd are interpriaiug young farmers and worthy citizens. John Bentley, a make-what-you- need farmer of Asbury, came up to the city yeaterday. Constable W. L. J. MeAbee, of Grindall, was in the city Friday on official business. Messrs. R. 0 Ball! iger and C. E Jones were the guest s of Mr. and Mrs. \V H. Dempsy last Sunday. M. W. Brown, a prosperous young merchant of Ravenna, came to the city Friday. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hughes made a visit the first of last week to Mr. Hughes’ parents near Antioch. Mr Hughes says he had a good time, plenty of birds to shoot and much pleasure with his parents and old neighbors. John B. Brown, & promiaet planter of Ravenna, was in Gaffney Friday, Fred Garvin, a bright young Chero- keean of Corinth, paid The Ledger a visit Saturday. Mr. Garvin brought in some fine specimens of manganese ore which abounds on bis farm, to be sent to the Charleston Exposition. 8. H. and Wade Y. Elliot, of Cleve land county, N. C., were in the city Fridayjthe guests of Rev. and Mrs, W. T. Thompson, on Victoria avenue. John Meirs, the manager of the Blacksburg Spinning and Knitting Mill, was a Ledger visitor Saturday. Spartanburg on professional liusinrss. M. C. Lipscomb, of White Plains, spent Saturday in the city Magistrate R. W. Lee Plains, made an official visit to the Fresh Line Tiu-lr f'lrHt Service. The Buford Stmt Methodist con gregation held their first service in Magistrate R. VV . Lee, of " hh® j their new church Hundav morning. 'lains, made an official visit to the _ . j , > city Saturday I Rev - VN ' H Ho,1 « P8 P^hed ho rxcel- , H. Jackson and R .bt. T. Lawson, j l''n» sermon to the splendid congre- two prosperous farmers of Ezells, gallon. His subject was "Character. and he did it justice. At times there I was considerable feeling in his re ’| JjJSt R6O0iV0Cl paid The Ledger a pleasant visit yes terday. Dennis Scruggs, of State Line, was among his friends in Gaffney Friday John Kendrick, a true Ledger friend of Sarratts, was in to see us the last of the week. Win. T. Nance, a merchant and farmer of Grindal, came to the city Friday on business. Black Scruggs and Wm. L. Cash, of Ezell’s, were welcome visitors of The Ledger yesterday James Eison, farmer and lumber man of Grindali. was a business visitor to the city Friday. Will Sell Uwffney Mwde Carpet*. The Charlotte Observer of Sunday, has the following complimentary reference to the Gaffney Carpet Man- ufacruring Company and Mr. John P. Elliott: "The Gaffney Carpet Man ufacturing Company, of Gaffney, S. C., have contracted to deliver their output to the H. B. Clafiin Company, the big wholesale establishment of New York city. Mr. John P. Elliott, formerly traveling salesman for the Gaffney Carpel Company, has gone with the Claflin Company and will travel this territory.” Mr. Elliott’s mary friends here Xmas Fmi! Cakes will be delighted to learn that he is Mr. Meirs is a good husimss man and 1 *° r ® rnain irj thi> territory, and The tnekin" a j Ledger trusts he may sell millions of marks. TtmnkMKivIiik Service. There will be Thanksgiving services in the Cherokee Avenue Baptist church, Thursday at 8:4:) o’clock a. m., conducted by the pastor. Onion salt is now to be had the name as celery salt in cans or bottles for flavoring purposes. Dr. Hull'* Cough Syrup will give Im mediate relief to a child suffocating with the dreadful croup. Mothers, keep this reliable medicine always handy and it will save you many uneasy hours. It costs but 25 cents. For Sale fW~Advertisements under this head will be Inserted for one cent a word each tnser Phone us your order in time. PEELER & LEMMOND. Prompt Delivery. Phone 55. HOLIDAY GOODS! I beg to invite you to call and inspect my superb line of fine Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, ue iu»t5rtt;u iur uiitj uuud h wuru u«u:n iur»«*r- i p^* . AiRY f-% • • tlon. No ad Inserted for less than ten cents j PlCtUrCS, Art NOVeltieS, BnC”a-BraC, SilVGr— vicwhL?. R .»«. N *^ N j U K.uuSSh “ Ware, Etc. My stock is replete with bargains- and my prices defy competition. W. HARRY DODENHOFF, 722 Limestone St. pOR SALE OK RENT Nice residence on F OR SALE—On Monday. December 2nd. (Salesday) I will sell before Uie Court House door at Gaffney at 11 o’clock a. m., one lot with'store house ami six-room dwelling near the S. C. ft Q. E. Railroad on Factory Hill. Terms cash. J. L. Alexander. Nov. 22. 2k. 29. F oU SALE OR RENT-One four room house and lot. J. J. Gaffney. ll-5-2awk-tf. F OR SALE One house and lot on Smith street, near First Baptist Church. .1 A. A N. Wood President. k. R. Brown, Vlce-Prvsicf«A IVlereliiinsincl 1*1.1 uteri-* OK GAFFNEY. S. 0. Willis. 11-5-1f *OR SALE OR RENT My live room cot- SUCCt with hi | vvi ms of bis mill, — - — — 0 which is running yards of Gaffney made carpet. ! I my s a-vx < ,c vcri b full force of v. J 1). Baih v, of Cow nt Tlianksgi v iug Dinner ;vl 1 the • Trj may he , Me." i 1N M ' linen! arid highly eiti filled In another column found st clergyman , wits in tiie CiM a list of good things that (• 011 i p O R 0 1 I friends Friday * . the course for dinner at the Try Me A. N. l.\ Campbell and VV, VV. (talf- Cafe on Thanksgivin g day. i 10 - I x* . j OAPIXALv #50,000. State and County Depository. i atti Do', s ‘‘he fii the \ Vj • *8I* w i mii, j r : f \ L 011° V? n t*. L .‘t kjI <u 1 i 4 Ml 9 LAWYERS. Office upstairs, between R. A. Jones and Davenport. Phone 87. j, E, WEBSTER, t t «>t w fficc Gatiney City, S. C. PrRetifi. r ol the courts, '’nllei r’nns u ney came in from their monazne | mirifs in North f’aniiina Satiirday afternoon to spend a day or two at home. K. G. McCullough, of Star Farm, wa# a Ledger visitor Friday Misses Ethel and Eva Ross are visiting their sister. Mrs J, Meek Smith, at Glover, York county. Sol Simon, once of Gaffney hut now of Statesville, N. (’., was in Gaffney Friday. T. J. Hughes, a hard working Wilkinsvill, funner, spirit yesterday in the citv. hare patrnr iz • i .f t hi I'.rn Oi ■ >»•. menu, and those who have not, need | only "try” it to be convinced of this j Writ; til Land- r r fact. The genial proprietor has extended j • N, " v i:ui1 an invitation to The Ledger to par take of his Thanksgiving dinner and we shall show our appreciation of his kind thoughtfulness hy accepting it and eating to the fullest extent of our bv no me*ns smell capacity. ; .\LK One elegant btiiMin. .»i tiria iivcnue next to vV. 11. Thom; ! Si/> si ■. 'lo. Tei'iu^ easy. Apply lo J. 1,11. .1 I.KfUU KS For F! v ' > poses For ful! p« J. V. N. R.--A11 tn -.spas; i».k iru M.ip n . ,'tO. , . eulars apply t(. A i^C I JV'X'r, A i .'uuls of this comu^n V eut.tlr. »n.1 xn'i.trtn^ timber. flsb}*>-x»j poi: JAMES A. WILLIS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, o eX i-*"t-c v, ». o. Gone to Confereiico. Rev. W. H. Hodges, of the Buford V Marlin Roberts, a successful young , . . . , , , ... hireet Methodist church, and Broad river tanner, was in the city Friday ^ ^ Fa! rick, of the Limestone Gidson Keeeler, of Lockhart, with Street Methodist church, left yester- many friends in Oherokee, is in the ^ a y to attend ttie annual conference Notary Public lu office. Pruinpi attention jt guest of hit son, James |.' r , h . ». trj given to all business. KeeGer I m Golnmbia. Mrs. Hodges accom- Office over R. A. Jones & Co.’s store. i _ , ! panied Mr. Hodges and will visit rel- — Goodman Pr.dmore, a ; H , iv e8 in Kingstree before she returns. D.R,Duncan O. P. Sanders. w.s.Hall.Jr t .me^n^h^citv Friday Pt “' ‘ 8 | Messrs. Hodges and Patrick are l i vr rs I good paftors and have many friends DUNCAS, SANDERS A HALL ' . VVor \ h v L, . tt ' e ’ of , Ch ! irl . c dte, N. C., am()n g our people who would be glad 1 ' n thp c,t y y^terduy v.s.t.ng his tQ have them r e turne d to us Attorneys-at-Law. family on East Limestone street. 1 George Geddis, a prominet liusiness Mr* Crock<Ti)va«i. OHi/'e ^ Tvopg-M's a ^ man of Span an burg, spent Friday j Mrs Kliza Crocki r wife of Mr. J. I ‘ 11 ,' V , T , E Crocker, died this morning at 1 < i r 3 ^ Liz tale, of Lawn, was a welcome ant mflnAWr lay. o’cloc her i-> h year after a >r. Forest McKown, a promir ent (•siciHu of Chcrokse Full*, ma in a profes-iunal tr.p to the city F^ida.). ''he was a most ei James VV Sparks, merutiant and will h • much mis: farmer of Asbury, came up to the family and friends, city Friday. Charles Potter, a young business Local Cotton Marker. see man of Oowpens, was in the city a The following prices prevail on the short time yesterday. ! Gaffney market today : H B. Robinson, a true Ledger Good Middling 7.<)-> F ,,!! 1 « j i * * to). 1 i. o .i. i;i» Nov. ^ fr* r, r hi lb v fc' U > i r. I I# ? 31« m !•? ■ '■ 3 . : J -■ J ‘A - .aV ^ VI : k\‘. tif. i s 11 5V-1 i; K: ? . - i I im m W 15 , i >i l 11 n om . « , |> , I > , : ? HIi rirs or t’. i11 . I'.HIl. F OR REN I' A two-liors. fam River. E G. Stacy. Ut-lf Do f Wanted. W ANTED—Will pay tiighest cash price for green salt bides. 9 20-tf ( I/AkvA Kendkkk. Money Loaned. J OANS (»n improved I'jirms foi* n ten its :> t S'-vt-n P<‘r chl‘ : Hi cl * . ; M I ' j . : . . Ill* t i .1 il t I. r,. Attona v -it l.aw. Sciae pr<ip'c ic i■ id 1 bln lii'i'.ius - of an (>i‘;.'aii:c conci ..at: > »• rs Minply '.iitsc t^'g' fail to rx-lniilatc tbeir fo.Ml to a sufficient Uej'na* lo pro ln -- ,oo«l. In .'ti.y ll« -,li. In rgomt. case S. A D's I.miosion of < oO Liv r Oil and llypopf ■•spli't-> will remedy ti e defv '»«. imparling the pleasing rotundity of form which is so ties!'able, and < fresh. Hear plexion. And even more, it will not only make yoa look (veil, but 1’EEL WELL. Hit i )>u viiiLf your (tra ceries, Fruits, etc., from me. I yvill save you money for the ^next thirty days. Come to s *• me and he convinced. J. E. EZELL, ’Phone 1 32. r> ness. .win* le»iv >e d•.tighter to tia in ier hu * f J> ril'd. 7 por f;p n ; c» J C! { fw! U t 11« P r \*e will I util r. o • v I pel IS num In sum-> id" T-l'i'. anil upwai s on im- pr.- ved fanninir lauds In Cher ikee i i ml; ( all on our Attorneys Messrs. \\.i! aei \ Otis at Gallney. >. ('.. ,>r write to us direct. Jno. 15. Palmer & Son. ( olumhla. S. <'. 1 arm > I l K '|l Novell (1 Green, i •d I'loA er Holders ideal for ehrysani ie-nut jther lOi.g-sli*ri * GC.V i friend and thriving young farmer of ; Grindall, spent Friday in the city R. 0. Thompson, of Gowpena, paid The Ledger an appreciated visit Sat i urday. Prompt Delivery. w. S. Hall, Esq , spent Friday in Middling 7 f)0 WATCH Your label and the date, And pay before ’TLs too late. Msr.sy to Looii on City and Farm Prop erty and Mill Stock. J A M K# A. WI l- Ivl!-*, Attorney. Probably y< u oontomplnve mukiiitf a jdft wedding. :inn : v> rsary. birthday. The ir*-jn*aft process of deciding “what to give" is a l rying ordeal; our selection i- pregnant w.th ious. Statiorery, Books, fine Cigars, Grogs. Medicine, IS. Oritwlov & C<k « —- 1 Miitrmjiev. JANUARY 1ST, 1902. OUR ENTIRE STOCK OK Oevl 1 i ■v r i 11 ir.