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For Sale |2® r A<lv»Ttlsrim)rits under this head will be inserted (or one cent a word each Inser tion. No ad Inserted for less than ten cents F oil SALK Tract of land, 1IK acres, near Tayioi I'eliy's>rin; two-thirds in timlior. Will sold at puhlh: auction on Monday, Halesday In In at the Court House dtwir. Terms easy and to suit purchaser. ,1. Lb. Jefferies, agent tor Q. Scruggs. Nov. -’S-a*. F OU SALK A house and nine acres of land within U) minutes walk of court house for sale on easy terms. See J. H HKbb.tiaff- ney. or G. FbOYD, Spartanburg. Nov. 15, 32, 20, Dec. «, 13, 20 F OR SA LL The lots corner Logan and Itlr- nie streets, known as the Macomson lots, will be sold at public auction on salesday In December next. Terms made known on day of sale. W. W. Gaffney, Agent. Nov. 19, 20. F OR SALE OR RENT—Nice residence on Victoria avenue. SeeJ N. Littlejohn. F OI^-SALF.-On Monday. December 2nd, (Salesday) L will sell before the Court House u>or at Gaffney at 11 o’clock a mone lot with store house and six-room dwelling near /he s C. & G. E. Railroad on Factory Hill.' Terms cash. J. L. Alexander Not. 2S, 2H 29. F OR 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. Willis. F OR SALE OR RENT—My live room cot tage opposite my residence; also for rent, my seven room cottage corner Race and Petty streets. Mrs. A. V. Montgomery. Pet 22-tf F OR SALE House and lot of 2 T-lo acres on >G|i tiap li>>ad. just outside Gaffney city limit 4| r c;'. ill or on time. Write lo Mrs. S. A. Nance. Spaitanhiirv. ' i . <’■, or toStanyarne Wilson her ii'torney, Spartanburg. S 10-lH-tf F OR SALK i >i<l newspapers for-ale at The | la-. >/i ''ulii-c.it 10 cents a hutidred. un«> elegant building lot on i iv -ntte next to W. i*. I botnas. , erms easy. Apply t" .1. Fit. .1 Kt FtUU t;s. Size Mt • 2H Nov I.Pti. or Rent F 0 !; fi v< \.s j hour niH—hors’ iJir 'rom Gaffney, near Law n. to E. L. Ta' . I. iwn, S. C. Nov. 2ti 2t. F OR RENT -• hMMl twn-horse farm ti miles from town with five-room bouse. Apply to J. R. i’easo F u REN I Tliree-room h< next t i 1 1 c. |(avis" res to .1 Lt>.)i lb rios or I’. C. I>a v Nov. S. i-.r'l. F - t w »rsr farm VV anted. W AN'I’FI) Hickory, Dogwood, and Per- siir.’non Logs. Southern II ai-d wnod Co., Obarleston S. C. March 22-1-awk. W ANTED Will i:ay highest cash price for green salt hides. it-30-if Clary A Kendrick. Money Loaned, L OANS on improved farms for a term of year- m si ven per cent, interest. No commissions. For information apply to .1. U Jefferies. Attorney at Law. 111 ,t Uonej at 7 Per Cent. We will loen money at 7 iter cent. pr‘r an num in sums of $1100, and upwards on im- roved farming lands in Cherokee County, jail on our Attorneys Messrs. Wallace & Otts at GafVin y. S. C.. or write to us direct. Jno. B. Palmer & Son. Columbia. S. C. Mcccy tc Lean on City and Farm Prop erty and Mill Stock. J A I%1 ICH A. WI U Attorney. DR. J. F. GARRETT, Dentist., Gaffney, - - - S. C. Office over J. R. Tolleaon's new store In ffice from 1st to 26th of each month: Dr. C. T. LIPSCOMB, Dentist, Office over R. A. lone* ft Co ’• SUr« Oan be found at office six days Id the week G. W. SPEER, ATTTOKINKYAT-lvAW. GAFFNEY, S. C. Office in Auditor’s office at < ,'ourt I louse. WALLACE & OTTS, LAWYERS. Office upstairs, between R. A. Jones and Davenport. Phone 87. J. E. WEBSTER, Attorney A. t- w, HI celn Court House. (Probate-Judge sofflee Gaffney City, S. C. Prnctices in all thecnnrtB Oollec- tin"* » «n**oialty JAMES A. WILLIS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, C> A. H - *-c IM l-c V , Notary Public In office. Prompt attention glvi n b> ..I i business. Office over R. A. Jones ft Co.’s store. D. R.Duncan O. P. Sanders. W. S. Hall, J r DUIiCAH, SANDERS & HAIL, Artorneya-at-Law. Offie %t Trxl'- drtaa'M *m V Do You Want a Watch, Clock or any Silverware or any Jow- ()ry of any kiiul ? 1 f so call on me and <i<*t mv jiriccs and let me or der them for you from a reliable wholesale jewelry house. Bring your repair work, and I will do you (food work at a reasonable price. J. R. COOPER. THE SOUTHERN. The Soutli CstrolliiH Inter-Ktnte and West Indian Kxposition. The Southern Railway is making extensive arrangetner t>* for the forth coming winter tourist business to Florida'and other resorts and for the Charleston Exposition business from the E-isf, as well as from the North and West. The winter schedules of the Southern Railway go into effect Sunday, November 4th, when it will be arranged to run trains from New York and Washington to Florida as independent trains from those des tined to the southwest via Atlanta The New York and Florida Ex press, Nos 83 and 34, will leave New York at 3:25 p. m., Washington 9 55 p. m., arriving at Charlotte 8:10 a m , Columbia 11:30 a. m., Charles ton, 8. C. 3:20 p. m . Augusta 2:50 p. m., Savannah 5:05 p. m., Jack sonville 7 .’40 p. m. This train will carry through sleeper New York to Tampa. New York to Augusta. New York to Charleston (effective Dec. 1st) and one a week from New York to ThoinasvilJe, (effective Jan. 1, 1902) The New York and Florida F.st Mail will leave New York at 12:15, midnight, and he operated from Washington in two sections— one,J No. 29 going, via Washington Southern Line through Richmond, leaving We-hington 10:50 a. ru., Richmond 2:30 n m And the other sec-ion, No 35 leaving Washington 11:15 a m., running directly over the Southern ^Railway to Charlotte; these trains being united at Char lotte and runnii g thence to Jackson ville as No 29 leaving Charlotte 10:05 p. in . Columbia 1:20 a. in., arriving at Charleston 7:00 a. rn , Augusta 7 :45 a. in., Savannah 5:50 a, m . Eastern time, Jacksonville 9:15 a m Central time. Ihese trains will carry a through sleeper New Y-irk to Jacksonville, Charlotte to Augusta, Charlotte to Charleston ( ili*ei ive 1 )<■;• 1st). I h* Washington and S utliw >lern Limited, No 37 leaving New Ytira 2:30 p. in., Washington 10:45 p. rn., will have, effective Dec. 9th, sleeper Washington to Pineburst. Addit ional trains will be run between Char lotte and Columbia to take care o» local business, being No. 27, leaving Charlotte 7 :25 a. m., arriving Colum bia 11:10a. m., and No. 28 leaving Columbia 5 00 p. m., arriving Char lotte 8:45 p. m Also between Charleston and Columbia, leaving Columbia 11:40 a. m., arriving Charleston 3:20 p. m., leaving Charleston 2 :15 p. m., arriving Col umbia 5:55 p in. These trains be tween Charleston and Columbia con nect at Columbia with the New York and Florida Express. Schedules of other trains will be adjusted to suit all these changes The Southern’s IVm Limited. Nos. 31 and 32 will go into service about the middle of Jan uary, running on schedule practically the same as last winter. This is a solid train between New York and St. Augustine, with sleeping cars for Aiken and Augusta. Effective No vember 15th will be operated a through sleeping car between Kansat- City and Jacksonville via Frisco System, Memphis, Birmipgham and Atlanta to Jacksonville. In addition to the above, the famous train known as the Chicago and Florida Special between Chicago and St. Augustine will he re-established about the mid dle of January on practically the same schedule as last year, affording through service from Chicago, De troit, Pittsburg, Cleveland, etc., through Cincinnati to St. Augusti/ie. There is also continued the through sleeper from Cincinnati to Jackson ville via Asheville, Columbia and Savannah. The Cincinnati and Flor ida Limited has now become an es tablished all-year-round train, solid from Cincinnati to Jacksonville, com posed of sleepers and first-class coaches, also cafe care. For the Charleston Exposition there will be in addition to through sleepers from New York. Washington. Charlotte etc., to Charleston through sleeping car from St. Louis, Louisville, etc., .o Charleston and from Greenville, S 0., to Charleston. On all of the through trains of the Southern Rail way will be operated the highest class of dining car service, serving all meals in the most improved style, equal if nnt superior to the best ho tele. Full details of the scrviie of the Southern Railway will he announced later. For the coming season there will he in augurated, as above outlined, the most complete and up-to-dale ar rangement of schedules that has ever been afforded for the tourist travel. Each want has been carefully consid ered and nothing has been left un done to satiafy it. The Southern is doing its utmost to encourage tour ists hikI other travel to the Southern resorts, whether located on the line of t V Southern Rr il way or not. W. II. Taylok. A. G. P. A. Atlanta, (ra . Nov. 18 1901. Nicola Tesla has purchased 2(H) •ores of land on Lore Island sound and mHI erect the, largest building of its kinds in ihe world to exp runcut with wirelexH messages. Local f otfon Market, The following prices prevail on the Oaffnev market teday: Good Middling 7.05 Middling 7 5o WATCH Your lubel nmi the flute, And pay before 'Pis too lute. Ur. Itull’n CoiikIi Nyrii|> will iflve lui- medlate relief to n child Muffocittinit with the NEW STORE! GOODS GREAT PROFUSION! dreadful croup Mothers, kcop this relhthlf md It will siivo y •OXl!» hUt 25 Cl'llt H, 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- 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 ity of OUR SHOES have already won them al notions at equally SMALL PRICES. 2 r. xa-Wls' COME TO SEE US; WE ARE CLAD TO SHOW YOU THROUGH.. -wri T*r''' T K J a 805 Limestone St. Next door to Postoffice. *»<ataun-<ai a (0 /\ ■ y .1 wi ! am] L* i P 2 ? f te * s 7 IT LpflP Ii CL f —— , - -—■ — wm r 6 s '7 \ a v / ,1 /V ^7 T _ a ill V — l 3 p7 Yl-V — ,4 \ | ^ ^ \ t'f /y/ kK //J y ’Phone 116. (I off nay UlUliiu f u /' M- O' y/ rr & /**■ /• 7 im«llctt>u iiiwuvx tiiinily hihI It will xtivn you muuy uuua.-y liDurx. ft «•< J.J. c Cp • 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. J- J .jtji \ i" i ± Tnistoo.