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\ f 4 Pl . • r-' H ■i . ^ •*,?/;. RJHSfn • ‘ Vui w. va SB 3 In order to make room for the large spring stock wQ are contemplating purchasing in a very short time, we have decided to inaugurate a clean up and clean-out sale to run off the remnant of our winter stock. While we have done lots of business this winter we still have a few good things left which will be slaughtered at this great carnival. When we decide to reduce the price of an article the cost of it cuts no ice in the matter of reduction. “SO DOWN GOES McGINTY.” Lot 1. 6 Plush Capes, former price 98c, right now price 39c. Lot 2. 6 Plush Capes reduced from $1.63 to | 69c. ■ Lots. 5 Jackets reduced from $7.50 to Lot 4. 2 Jackets reduced from $ 1 .73 to 98c. Lots. 5 Pair Blankets reduced from $1.85 to $1.23. SLIGHTLY SOILED. Lot 6. 8 Comforters reduced from 74 to 49c. Lot 7. 5 Comforters reduced from 98 to 63c. Many articles not mentioned here have been reduced also. Special bargains in Clothing, Shoesand Hats always to be had at The Battery. Many useful and valuable articles go for only one cent. We Are SOLE AGENTS ter the 'V'isit tlie S'H K X he Olie^ipe^t ©tore In tlie Stnte. €) O. JC Seek No Farther-For Cotter Can’t be Found. TRY ME--Then You’ll Always Buy Me. nil iff. a < > |>< DijUjIJ. The kind that conn s up. Package and in hulk. . Eastern grown onion sets. Cherokee II^I! If you want the host and largest variety Flavoring Extracts, 8. B. Crawley & Go’s Is die it ace to * -t them. If you want anything In the line of Sta tionery, S. B. Crawley & Co’s Is the place to ret t he best. If you have a cough use Chamberlain's Oough Remedy. S. B. Crawley Hi Co’s Is the best place to get it. If y u have headache, use 10-Mlnute Head tebe Remedy. H. U. Crawley & Co’s Is the glace to get It N<> oilier better, or Even • just as good.’’ !' ■ . i want your Prescript on eomp. i iritli the utmost Skill and Aeeuraey, S. 11. CM- • -y A Is the place to have It done. ■ A inf ^ioythlng ke; In a !*lrst-C!ass l'rtit r More, S. 8. OrlAWLEY & CO’S I i 1 .IE PLACE TUGET IT. I'reslt Fish at W. J. M A NESS' all the time, Slid he always keeps Fre»h Cork and Beef, snd the people want to know how he <• in sell *teak and Stt^isage at Hie per pound and Pork SteuK at 12yic. well, I can tell you just how koooeslt; he has studied how to do all the work b rnself and thus save clerk hire, that t> the way he gives his customers the benefit vf low prices. Don’t listen to what other foUs say aliout Maness, hut come to his mar ket and see lor yourself that he will sell Cheaper for cash than any man in town, and ji.ty more for beef cattle. Market ’phone 2H. Kefltdenco ’phone all. I’. S. .lust a word for the wheel riders. I will open my Bicycle shop alxiut the 15th of March and w ill sell rent and repair both old tnu new wheels. I will sell for cash, or credit when good papersiare given. I will sell bt- tycles and bicycle repairs .cheaper than any dealer In Gaffney. Next to National Bank. Gaffney. Candy Kitchen. I have opened up a Oandv Kitchen at the J. E. Exell old stand, opposite both hotels. We Butko our own candy, which is pure and fresh. Wo ilso carry a complete line L »f Cah'ornin and Florida Fruit. Call on us and get the best. .S. R. SURER. H-lrno, THE BEAUTIFUL SNOW. All Nature White with the Ilea, lest l all r.ver Kitov, ii In this isevtlou Friday between one and t wo o’clock enow began to fall lightly, but in a rd.i rl time it was fallii g liereely and continued to do «■ > unfil night, by which time el! nature was in a white robe. Ii conlinut d to fall through tie night, and KaUircbiy morning careful measuretir nt d'*velooed the fact that Gatfriey was under !7 mches of snow, and it was with difficulty That people could g"t to their places of business Everything was closed for people in this latitude have few prepararions for such arctic condi tions as Saturday morniog pr-. sented. It was not long however before busi- nt?s houses were open and the snow was being shoveled from the side walks. This was a slow process but it made things tolerable till the city could start its snow piow, by which means the sidewalks in all parts of the city were made passable. Only a few vehicles were to be seen out, and they, while on most urgent business, made slow progress. Soon, however, improvised sleighs were plentiful on tbe streets, which made progress easier and more rapid and furnished line sport for the young people who were the only ones who left their houses without business. The people in the country stayed at home too We don’t remember a day when so few people were to be seen on the streets of G.iflney us were on it .Saturday, and business seemed to be at a standstill. Tbe snow melted very little Satur day, and Sunday a light mist of snow fell at intervals throughout toe day. Monday morning it was perceptibly warmer and the snow began to melt, but at such a slow rate aa to give promise of its remainirg with us for many days yet. We haven’t met a man who remem bers to have seen 17 inches of snow ! it one time in this vicinity before. | We are sure that there has not been such a heavy fall of snow as this in the last half century. A Nfw Firm. MVepr* Bristow, McAllister & Peel er ar opt nP g tip a stock of clothing and gen i’ lurnishings in the build ing recently occupied, by M. Polia koff Their goods are arriving by ev ery tram, and it is the purpose of the ! ; rm to carry otic i f the largest, nob biest and most comph te line of gents’ furnishings in upper Carolina. Mr. Bristow, the senior member of toe firm, is a prominent business man of Greenville who ohm had years of ex- perience in the mercantile world, and his name at the head of the firm is a symbol of future success Mr. Me- AI lister, the second member, is a young man of line business ability who has for s tr.e time been manager of tiie store of the Gaffney Manufac turing Company at this place. Mr. P-eler was formerly of the firm of Peeler »fc Lemmond and is just enter ing upon his badness career. He is a young man of sterling integrity acd splendid capabilities and bids fair to take a high stand among the business men of the city. We bespeak for the new firm a gen erous patronage and wish them the success they individually merit. Mr. Hyerx Ouch to New Vork. Mr. Geo. G. Byers, of Carroll Car- roll it Byers, leaves today for New Yom to purchase the spring stock of dress goods and millinery novelties for bis firm. Carroll, Carpenter A Byers make their initial bow to the people of Gaffney and vicinity this spring, and those who worship at the shrine of the goddess of fashion will be treat ed to an array of magnificent spring and summer apparel unusual in a city of this size. Carroll A Carpenter have always been noted for their exclusiveness in fashion following, and the new firm will not.depart from this time-honor ed custom, but rather endeavor to "go them one better.’’ Hr. Hull’ll Cough Kyru|< rnniUhr* n»o»t suLmtantlal comfort, and relief to consump tives; It works most remarkable cures. Don’t despair. Relief cun certainly be had: a cure is possible with this wonderful remedy. In Hluckxburg’N Society. On Tuesday evening Mrs. Ofctis Osborne and Mrs. Al!ie Osborne < n- tertained a number of their friends at a delightful card party. The hostesses received in the drawinsr room and were assisted by Miss Oatharitjw Deal, of Blacksburg, and Miss McCoy of Pennsylvania. The drawing and dining rooms ••vere tastefullv decorated with gn »i s, so*? draperies and colored candles. Durir g the evening dainty refresh ments were placed before the guests, and aftt-r lunch the ladies’ priz- which was a beautiful imported tea pot, was awarded to Mrs. Herbert A. Tripp the gentlemen’s, a combina tion ink|stand, to Mr. S. L. Black. The charm of these brilliant hos tesses made the hours pass all too soon which the parting ones greatly regretted. A SPECIAL SHIRT SALE! . FOR THIS WEEK ONLY! White Shirts. Colored Shirts, Plain Shirts, Pic? od Shirts l>ress Shirts, Neg ligee Shirts, Wool Shirts, Cotton Shirt.-—ALL THE WAY FROM 2o c FP NEW AND NOB3Y LINE OF NECKTIES » t with the above. All the Latest Desin Colors and Fabrics. Prettiest line iii the city. SILKS, LACES AND EMBROIDERISS and EMBROIDERY SILKS. Such ?i prolusion of these g‘ -.d never before seen in Gaiiney. The choicest weaves and most artistic patterns. SPOOL COTTON IN JOB LOTS. We invite your inspection orucc 11 t;s4*r I C. XV£M r m c TF 1 TV •*- s, B For Sale SSffAdvertlsemeuts uiuSer this houcl will be Inserted for one neut ;i won! e:tch Inser tion. No ad inserted for less tb;in ten c ,j r.ts F OR BALE—About 1,500 lbs, old ’phone wire at 214c. Gaffney Telephone Co. 1-21-tf. F OR SALE—Good two horse farm one mile from court house. J. J. Gaffney. Mar-ll-pd For Rent. F OR RENT—The residence known as the Baptist parsonage, opposite the Gr uled School, is for rent. Apply to Arch. C. Cree. Feb. 17 tf Wanted. W ANTED Green hides; cash paid. L. W. McGuinn. l-:tl-tf Money Loaned. L OANS on improved farms for a term of years at seven per cent, interest. No commissions. For information apply to .1. C. Jefferies. 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 .finn. and upwards, on im proved farming lands In Cherokee County; also on Gaffney city property at s per cent. John lb Calmer .St Son. Columbia. S. c. Apply to Hall & Willis, Attys., Gaffney, S. C. 1 Winter Goods. There’s pressing need of room; we cannot go ahead with our plans for next season’s business till we clear the counters and shelves. We have thousands of dollars tied up here in elegant suits and overcoats and must realize a sum of money for these goods--if only a part of their actual cost at present value. You know our policy—no half measures; no stopping at trifles. When we say these goods must go we mean juet that. We have reduced our stock of winter millinery very much and in order to clear it up before the new goods arrive we will sell anything in jvinter millinery at just half price, fifty cents on the dollar. j Warm underwear, hose, gloves, mittens and all cold wbather goods at greatly reduced prices. Money to Losn of T per cent, On Kf*;il Est?ite. J. C. OTTS, Alty. 0 I $10,000,00 TO LOAN. We liuvi Ten Thoiih md Duliar* to Ixnin on Busimiaa Property in tin* town of Gaffney. HALL h WILLIS, 2-1 Mt Attorneys. Jones J, Darby. Insurance. I Write Life, Fire, Health, Liability, Accident, Plate Glass and Surety Bonds. Rates Reasonable. Jonas J. Darby. I TTMriTJD LIS h ft If SHINGLES, BRICK, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS and ;ill kinds of Building Ma terial, Paints, Oils, Ltc. lor sale :it a sumi! per cent, above cost for cash. Estimates made without charge. L. BAKER TfJE < HE RING L L.SUI 1U U2 for they have just received a full and complete line of Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoes. No old goods in stoc''. Everything Brand New to se lect your goods from. j We are now closing ouj our winter line of Underwear which consists of Men’s Heavy Fleeced Lined Undershirts\and Drawers. Our regular selling price, 50c; they are going now for only 35c each. So new is the time to se cure your Winter Underwear cheaper than ever before. Men’s and Boy’s Negligiee Shirts, ail sizes, regular price 40c, Mill End |ells them for less, Only j 24c Best 4 ply Linen Collars—II 5c Ladies and Children’s Hose V 5c Special attention given I adies in our Dry Goods department. So lo\>k for the white front where Ninety Per Cent. J HE [ND SELLS ||T FOR LESS. Teachers’ Examination. The n*«ulnr examination of teachers will be held in tbe court house Friday. Feb. 21 I'urj. All persons wishing to apply for teach er’s certificates or to have old ones renewed will please take notice. Gaffney. S. €.. W. F. McAitTHCR, Jan.21. 1902. Supt. of Education. of all chronic headaches are due to eye strain. Go to l>r. Griffith at the Cherokee DruK Go's, and have the de fect In vision corrected and thus be Quickly and Permanently Cured. Glasses fitted with scientific accuracy and all diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat treated according to the latest and most approved methods. Beware of Traveling Frauds who Advertise Free Examinations. V Will Switzer, Prop. fM Gainey City Land and improven ent Company Offers for sale BulldlriK 1 Lots In this flourishing W>wn, Gaffney Olty; Also Farm* ana by and in reach of the Schools of Limestone Hpi? n*?* and of Oils place, in lot# of from <10 to 100 acres on liberal time rates; also Axrljiultural La.ids to rent for Kara pur poses. For full particulars apply to , J. V. SA.WK jy'TT, A went. tresspj.ssli.K on lands of this cob bunting are forbidden under pensJty of La* N.B.—All tress passing on land* of this conip. fiy. outttn and amoving timber, flahlnrot \ \ V S