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t . .>■ a In order to make room for the large spring stock Lot 5. P Pair Blankets reduced fri to $1.23. SLIGHTLY SOILED. Lot 2. 6 Plush Capes reduced ^ ronr i we 3.10 contemplating purch3.5in§f in a ‘v/eiy SCIG* ^|Lot3. 5 Jackets reduced from j time, we have decided to inaugurate a clean up. $4.93. | and clean-out sale to run off the remnant of our Lr,t4, 2 uckpts r^ured from $1 winter stock. While we have done lots of business this winter we still have a few good things left which will bej}- 0 !®- 8 Comforters reduced from v , j i, • « . . 'Lot/. 5 Comforters reduced from Slaughtered ac tnis great carnival. Many articles not mentioned here When we decide to reduce the price of an article reducec! a|so - the cost of it cuts no ice in the matter of redt ction.;aiwiys to We Are SOLE AGENTS lor tho Lo “SO DOWN GOES McCINTY.” 1. 6 Plush Capes, former price 98c, right now price 39c. 40 yards of Calico for 79c, and mjj and valuable articles go for only on > i^it tlie w X. i > -f 1 M. < s Oil' x pest J11 no Seek No Farther-For Bolter Can’t be Found. • ^ j ■ TRY ktE--Then You'll Alsays Bu« Me. <S3P? u fc-. ■ : l J rop: pnr<f(i sAMli A .iMiijsfl C j TTJ-»T>S I U W N i in.i/L-v. ie kind that comes up. ckauv ami in hulk, .hern irrown onion sets. Jones J. Darby. Insurance. I Write Life, Fire, Health, Liability, Accident, Plate Glass and Surety Bonds. Rates Reasonable. J. Darby. F'u-sli FUh at W. J M/VNKSS’itll the time, »n<l in always iaup.', Frcsti Fork and beef, and the people want to know how lie ran sell Sirai> and Sausaife at lor pnr pound and Fork Su ik at Well, I can tell you Just how lie docs It; he has Htudied how to do all the n"ik h tnstdf and thus save clerk hire, that w the way he tflves his eustoiners the benefit ol low prices. Don't listen to what othur fidxs »ay iilstal Maness, hut conic to his mar ket and see for yourself that lie will sell rticaper for cash Ilian any man in town, and nay m ire for beef cattle. Market 'phone 23, Ucaldeuce 'phone sii. I*. S. .1 usi a word for the wheel riders. 1 will open my bicycle shop about the 15th of March and will sell rent and repair both old and new wheels. I will soil for cash, or credit when (food papers-are trlven. I will sell bi cycles and bicycle repairs,cheuper than any dealer in Gaffney. Next to National bank. ■ ■■ Gaffney Candy Kitchen. On Saturday 1 will open up a Cantlv Kitchen at tho J. E. E/ell old stand, opposite both hotels. Wo make our own can dy, which is pure and fresh. Wo also carry a complete line cd California and Florida Fruit. Call on us and get the heat. S. R. SUBER. rob. 14-lmo, A PLEASANT TRIP. A l.ednei' Man Vi-» ts y"-le> .is In >» 1'ro-j.er- ous Section of Cherokee. L;is f SHturdt^y a' Lrdger man con ceive.! tho Idea of n-.'klrt? a Iol^ promised vieit to frier.da in a section of Cherokee township that he had not hud * he pleasur e of being in before. We h ft the c.i»y n'o.at ore o’clock p. m. dr.rl tnudc dirtct fur idaciisburg, our thriving sister city over the Broad We only had time to spend h short while there, but long enough to see that our neighbors were at work. The business streets were full of busy looking people and teams, and all ap peared to be oa business bent. The splendid graded school building evinces the liberal and progressive spirit of the people, and the splendid new spinning and knitting mill, the spacious hotels, up-to-date business houses filled with goods and the many neat cottages and magnificent man sions with their well kept grounds, as well as the nicely graded streets show that material progress is being made. Our short stay made it impossible for us to call on any of our frinds at their places, but we had the pleasure of meeting quite a number who gave us such a cordial greeting that we sin cerely regretted that we could not stay longer. While in Blacksburg, we were for tunate enough to meet "Uncle” Jim Martin, of Mount Paron. We were glad to meet him because it was he, but doubly so because we thought he could show and instruct us relative to the roads we had to travel. We told him what we wanted, he readily assented, and in a few minutes we left the city under " Uncle” Jim’s direc tion. Our route was across Whitta ker mountain on well-laid-ofT and beautifully graded roads. Across the mountain we entered a farming sec tion where the roads were also well kept, and where the farms were evi dently cared for and carefully and judicially tilled, and signs of pro gress, thrift and plenty were apparent at every farm house we passed. Next came Mount Paron church, which is a neat and well constructed church belonging to the Baptist de nomination. situated in a beautiful grove of native forest trees with a well kept cemetery adjacent, where lie the remains of the dear departed, and the many handsome monuments therein show the Jove and veneration for them by those who are left behind “Uncle” Jim gave us much infor mation about the section as we trav eled, and went out of his wav to point out to us the residence of Mr. E. K. Sapoch, where we were going After making the way so plain to us ""that a wayfaring man, though a fool, could not eir therein” he bade us goodbye, received our thanks, and wo parted, he for his nearby home, and we for Mr. Sapoch’s, where we soon arrived and received a warm welcome from him and his most excellent wife and Master Fulton. At Mr. Sapooh’s we found that he had many near neighbors, the nearest being the venerable Mr. Henderson Martin, Mr. Price Martin, Mr. Bam Itippey and Mr. Albert Bettis, who all own valuable farms that they are carefully working, and making every thing that goes to encourage a farmer in his vocation and mak<’ his home happy. They have ioteresting fami lies that would be ornaments to any community, and the fine Mount Paron school, for which the whole commun ity does so much to support, shows their ideas are upward and onward and they will leave their impress on the generations that come after them. We, with Mr. .Sapoch, made a short but pleasant call on Mr. Henderson Martin and his son, Price, and their families, had the pleasure of meet ing Mr. Albert Bettis and his amiable wife at Bapook's, and regret that we did not have time to see many others about Paron that we are proud to feel a real friendship for, which will some’ time carry us back to Paron and to their homes. Col. Uyt r ih CouiIiik. You ma\ have heard of him, if you have not, yon will before many weeks go by, you will hive Le .rd of him and know of him. Ho will bt the. talk of Ctailoey and Cherokee cuii tj ; every mao, woman and child will want to Know more of him and hi- great scheme. Hi- is known as "‘The Wizzard” of the 20th century. In two continents he is known. On February 20rh he will appear in (tulf- uey aud you should not mi*» the op portunity of bearing his speech and seeing bis new methods. It will be a revelation to everybody, llis scheme is not one of "fake*’ kind. But one that keeps faith with the people. l)o cot forget ;he date. He will appear at Gaffney Thursday the 20tb. Spence r-Pettit. There was a 1 ome wedding at Mrs. John Pettit’s, Jr., on Sunday morn ing at 10 o’clock. The contracting parties were Miss Ada Pettit, last single daughter of Mrs. Pettit, and Mr. Columbus C. Spencer. It is doubtful if two more honorable, in dustrious, kind and every way good citizens ever lived than John Pettit, Sr., and Thomas Soencer, Sr., and these children of theirs are worthy of such fathers. A small circle of friends were present at the marfriage, most of whom remained to partake of the good dinner. The ceremony was performed by Rev. F. C. Hickson. The best wishes of a large circle of acquaintances go out to this deserv ing young couple. A Heavy Lons. Th^ Live Stock Company of this city shipped a carload of fine horses to Norfolk, Va,, on the 6th Inst., and while en route the car was wrecked snd all the horses killed. The com pany was promptly notified of its losv aud we hope it will be as promptly remunerated for it. « W; **'■*?> UH At 1 r nr fr hio Wit n r," Y'-V*- f „ ? Vi b u lltl' iiirts, Col< 'od blurts, Wool Sim mkM4 j ij rwvrwi a fwri* Sow A? V# - V n Ln lain S.ii ■ , Cotfoifl . f a v 2 » S M i g yu VET IS 51 1 jfc - § ,VsSJ iWMJhJ KI nuts, NoL>-Hgt'8 Shirty jr 4 l i Cl ■ ’wsts ■ ■ I tsv xs Vi? £ Ji We d< on uno ol s: Call in 1 to oall tho attention of t! '.s. It is without doubt tpliAo ever and inspect tlio same. ney and vicinity to our ht to Gatf- hrougi * THE HU ii Stepped Into Live Coaln. “When a child I burned my foot frightfully,” writes VV. H. Eads, of Jon^sville, Va., ‘‘which caused hor rible leg sores for 30 years, but Buek- len’s Arnica Salve wholly cured me after everything else failed.” In fallible for Burns, Bcalds, Outs, Bores. Bruises and Piles. Sold by Cherokee Drug Co. For Sale i!3?~Advi-rtl.sf'rm-nts under this head will oe JnsM-i .ed for Due ,:cm a w rvl each Jiiner- tlon. No .id Inserted for less than ten cents p* Mi SALK—About 1,500 Ihs. old ’phone w re, at 1-21-tf. l!4c. OalTiiey Telephone Co. Watch for The Ledger Sup plement next week and read it all through. F OK SALT -Good two hoi^ 'ami one mile from court house. .1. J. Gafkney. Mar-11 pu We Are (teste / ,*ffi There’s pressing need of room; we carfthlad with our plans ^ or We have thousands, ox season’s business till we clear the counterl! dollars tied up here in elegant suits and money for these goods—if only a part of know our policy—no half measures; no st§ goods must go we mean just that. We have reduced our stock of winter i| it up before the new goods arrive we will half price, fifty cents on the dollar. |B . Warm underwear, hose, gloves, mittetifl^ 00 ^ weather goods at grea y reduced prices. ves. -- > - and must realize a sum of cost at present value. You trifles. When we say these e ry much and in order to cleaj Ing in winter millinery at jus' V J THE KILL!IS STILL IN THE RING For Rent. F OU HKNT- Flvt’ i mmi 'umv t t ur Gradid si*ho(*l. SrifrKit l.ivTi.Fi.ms 2 4-tf Wanted. W ANTKD—Jilukory, Doirwix*!. ami l**-r- sliumon IjO^s. Sou thorn Hard wuod Co., Charleston. S. O. Much 22-1-uwk. W ANTK1 ►- Groi’ii hides; clish paid. L. MruriNN. l-:il-tf W. Money Loaned. L OANS on Improvnd farms for a term of years at seven per cent, interest. No commissions. For Information apply to J. C. Jetferies. Attorney at Law. 11-22-lyr Money at 7 Per Cent, We will loan money at 7 per cent, per an num In sums of fUK>. and upwards, on Im proved fui mine lands In Cherokee County; also on Gaffney city property at 8 per cent. John I). Palmer A i4on. Columbia. S. C Apply to Hall & Willis, Attys., Gaffney, B. C. Money to Loan at 7 per cent. On Henl Estate. J. C. QTTS, Atty. $10,000.00 TO LOAN. We have Ten Thousand Dollars to Loan on PuslnesH Property Iti the town of Gaffney. HALL & WILLIS, 2-i44t Attorneye. SHINGLES, BRICK, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS and all kinds of Building Ma terial, Paints, Oils, iAc. for sale at a small per cent, above cost for cash. Estimates made without charge. L. BAKER Teachers Examination. The re -ular examination of teachers will be held In the court house Friday. Feb. 21 l!*02. All persons wishing to apply for teach er’s certificates or to have old ones renewed will please take notice. Gaffney. S. G\. W. F. McArthuh. Jan.21,1M2. Supt. of Education. Ninety Per Cent. of all chronic headaches are due to eye strain. Go to l>r. Grittlth at the Cherokee Drutf Co’s, and have the de fect In vision corrected and thus be Quickly and Permanently Cured. Glasses tlt'cd with scientlfle accuracy and all diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat treated according to the latest and most approved methods. Beware of Traveling Frauds w ho Advertise Free Examinations. for they hav line of Dry goods in sto lect your go sceived a full and complete Nothing and Shoes. Noo erything Brand New to se- We are rinsing out our winter hoe of Underwear Fleeced Lin< regular selliJl for only 35cH* cure your consists of Men's Heavy rshirts and Drawers. Our 50c; they are going now So now is the time to se- Underwear cheaper than eVe M b e P° aiv's Negligee Shirts, all sizes regular eri J^Mill End sells then, for less. Only Rt-;; 5c Best 4 ply Ll Collars g c i Ladies and (ip en ’ s ”ose • '' q y „ Special Jjon *''' i "’ 10 1 l ,), ? 0 S r "’,he w?iS Goods depd”*pt. So look tor front where?*! _ THE MILL' l SELLS IT FOR LESS. V-fewitzer, Prop. 1!) pi radtp^ iui'i Tee Gaffney Cit] :u '''iaii(l improYeintnt Company . _ V, ‘! r l a n^.srtshtntr town. Gaffney 0 ' ,tyi Offers for sale Bi by and In reach ( 30 to 100 acres oi poses. For full Aulars apply to J. "VI N. B.—All tresspassln t vutlng are forbidden i ©A.1CK-A.TT. _ d em^vtnK tttnl^®' p • ,l ‘ bln * 0, ands of this company- cuttln un pensJVy of Law eu; |s in this flourishing town, loSTo /h1 time rates, al^' A " r uu