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For Sale pir^AdTertisements under this bend will oe Inserted for one cent a word each Inser tion. No ad Inserted for less than ten cents F OR SALE:—One good milk cow. Apply to W. O. Hamrick. S-^t-tf. F OR SALE—One milch cow. Apply to J. A. Carroll. Auk. 15-tf. f oit SALE—One (rood milch cow with r youmrcalf. J. N. Lipscomb. Autr. 15-tf. F OR SALE—Five fine milch cows. Apply to Samuel Jefferies. Auir. ath. Lost. L OST- Price of beefsteak. Come today. It sroes at 10c a pound. The Peoples Market. O'-'- 1 - Found. F OUND—Lons’ flat key. Call on R. C. Davis. Sept. 5th It-pd. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Wanted. W ANTED—Beef cattle, sheep, boss, green hides, chickens and esss. The Peo ples Market. :i-J-tf. ANTED-Chickens, esss and green hides. B.G. Clary. Aug. ^2, tf. w W ANTED—An enterprlsins youns can vasser: must be a hustler, not afraid to work; no drunkard wanted. Apply at tills office. W ANTED—To make straight loans on city real estate. No commissions. Several thousand dollars to loan. Apr2fl-tf J. C. Jefferies. For Rent. S PLENDID six horse farm to rent. Lies partly in town. Apply to F. G. Stacy or N. 11. Littlejohn. S l!)-tf Strayed. S TRAYED—Black Berkshire pig. Infor mation concerning its whereabouts will be rewarded. G. W. Webster. !»-5-lt. For Sale. One hundred »and twelve acres of land known as the-Odom place near U. K. Bridges on Thlckety creek, Cherokee county, with good six room house, out houses, well of good water and forty acres of line bottoms below the bridge. Titles good, Price 81200 cash. T M. Litti.ejohk. Agent. July 25, ilmo. Money Loaned. L oans on Improved farms for a term of years at seven per cent, interest. No commissions. For information apply to J. C. Jefferies. Attorney at Law. 11-22-lyr Money to Loan. We have money to loan in any amounts on city and county property and stocks and bonds. Interest ti to H per cent, according to amounts. Terms to suit borrower. Hall & Willis, Attys., Gaffney, 8. C„ Notice to Telephone Subscribers. On and after Sept. 1st, 1902, a charge will be made for out-of-town connections. Gaffney Telephone Co. BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH EASY ENOUGH IF YOU USE THE RIGHT HELPS THESE FOR INSTANCE: Rubifoam, Sozodont, Colgate’s Antiseptic Dental Powder, Ly on’s Tooth Powder. All the Best Makes of Tooth Brushes from 5c to 50c. The celebrated “Muguet,” made in Paris. The Famous Prophylactic Brush. Remember our “Free (’lock Proposition’’ just to show you how we appreciate your patron age. S. B. CRAWLEY & CO. 81J LIMESTONE STREET. Prescriptions pronerly filled and promptly delivered. STILL WE COME. I will say to the public, I have been in the market busi ness 20 years, and here in your midst five years, and am plant ed for the balance of my life. The old saying is, a “rolling stone gathers no moss but a setting hen will stay fat—if you will feed her. 1 know my business and feed the people 305 days in a year. I do not stop because cattle get scarce and high and big ice bills to pay, but stand to the rack, fod der or no fodder, hot or cold, if the cows do jump over the moon in high prices. So you know where to get something to eat all the time, where it can be had fresh ; Beef, Pork, Mut ton, Sausage, Fresh Fish and Country Produce daily. When there is any in town, I have it. ’Phone No. 60. L W. McGUINN, PROP. Burnett Block. How Property Changes Hands In Thrifty Cherokee. The following were the real estate transfers in Cherokee county for the month of August. Cherokee Township. Wm. Anderson to P. H. Freeman, one lot, $210. W. F. Dye to Julia Leech, eight acres, $300. Julia Leech to J. B. Roseborough, eight acres, $400 Limestone Township Jane C. Nott to Nott Corry. 38.92* 100 acres, $480.50 VV. C. Templeton to E'iza and Elliot Snead, interest in 39.9 acres. $5 00, N. C. Snead and Sueau Turner interest in 39 9 acres, $5 00. M. A Templeton to Eliza and Elliot Snead, interest in 39 9, $5 00 Evelina 11. Yarborough and Nancy Lyles to Eliza and Elliot Snead, in terest in 39 9 acres, $5 00 J. J. Carroll to Henry A. Killian, one lot, $400. T. J. Altxander to P. C. Davis, one lot, $000. Emanuel Elmore to Charles M. Smith, one lot, $30. W. A. Turner to vV. C. Carpenter, one-fifth interest in lot, $270. T I. Walker to J C. and W. O. Lipsc mb, two lots, $100. A. N. Wood to Delia Clark, one lot, $22. Limestone Mills to Southern Rail way, easement, $1 00. Morgan Township. C. B. and W. J. Turner to B. L. Turner, 128.9 acres, $1 100. MtiiH TIioniprton’H School CIohch. C 1 Miss Maud Thompson, who, with Miss Maggie Bryant, has been teach ing the White Plains school, the last term which closed 'ast Friday, re turned to her home in the city Tues day afternoon, On the last day of the school the children and their parents brought in well filled baskets of the good things of that prosperous section and wound up the session with a delightful pic nic, which was enjoyed by all and was a fitting tribute to teachers and pup ils for their successful work. Heath of Mr«. M. L. Irvin. Mrs. M. L. Ervin died at her home in this city. Tuesday after a long illness. She was the widow of the late Rev. Abner A. Ervin, of the Methodist Conference,and was buried beside bis remains at Blacksburg yesterday. She leaves six children, among them Mr. Chas. T. Ervin, of Columbia, and Mr. Robt. Ervin, of Manning. The others, three daugh ters and a son, live in Gailney. The funeral services were con ducted by Rev. W. H. Hodges, of this city. Referee Mpeer lioldit Court. At the reference in the case of J. M. Gaffney, et al, vs. the Air Line Railway, et ul, held before G. W. Speer, special referee, Tuesday eve ning all the local attorneys and Messrs. C. P. Sanders and Stauyarne Wilson, of Spartanburg, G. W. S. Hart, of Yorkville, and X. W. Har din, of Blacksburg, were present. Eight or ten witnesses were examined. The case will be argued before Judge Aldrich at the fall term of court. IIuptiHt Services. Rev. Arch C. Cree, the pastor of the First Baptist church, arrives from Williamston today, where he has been engaged in a series of revi* val services in which many souls have been led to take their stand for Christ Mr. Cree will preach in his own pulpit next Sunday morning and night. The public is cordially invi ted 10 attend. Bishop Capers Will He Here Sunday. Bishop Capers w Uphold services at the Episcopal church in this city next Sunday evening at 8 o’clock. The Bishop is widely known, not only for his distinguished service of the Master, but also as a gallant and ac complished general of the Confeder ate army. He is a preacher of rare ability and his many friends in Gaff ney will he glad to see and hear him again. Gaffney Hoys Honored. Among the appointments recently made by Acting President Hardin, of Clemson College, we are pleased to find the names of our worthy town boys. Cadets Vernon Baker as ser geant of Co. B, La Far Lipscomb as seurgeaut of Co. H, and Kyle Daven port, corporal Co. D, of the military corps of the college. A Correction. We were misinformed about the magistrates’ election in South Dray- tonville when we stated in our last issue that Magistrate Mabry and Mr. W. E. M. Kirby would have to run over. Magistrate Mabry informs us that he was re-elected. An Omission. In our notice of the death of Mrs. Julia E. Gaines we inadvertently omitted to mention among her chil dren Rev. L. R. Gaines, of this city. Fortune Favors n Texan. "Having distressing pains in bead, back and stomach, and being without appetite, 1 began to use Dr. King’s New Life Pills,’’ writes W. P. White- head, of Keunedale, Tex., "and soon lelt like a new man.” Infallible in stomach and liver troubles. Only 25o. at Cherokee Drug Co. drag store. —Go to the Gaffney Live Stock Co. and buy a buggy or wagon. They are the only firm In Gaffney that buys them In carload lota. THE OUTLET CLOTHING AND SHOE STORE NEW STORE vf>10,000 NEW STORE worth of Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Dry Goods and Gents’ Furnishings at 722 Limestone St, next door to Mer chants and Planters Bank, at prices surprising to the people of Gaffney and Cherokee county. These goods are not old stock; everything brand new a,nd direct from the factory, thus giving you chance to select your Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Gents’ Furnishings from a BRAND NEW STOCK, and receiving full value for your dollar. A few minutes of your time will convince you how much you can receive for a dollar by trading at the right place. We can supply your wants cheaper than you have ever had them, as our goods are bought for cash and direct from the factories. Look over the following prices: 184 Men’s Suits The kind that wears ; in all sizes, made from the very best materials that can be made for $5 ; you can get one QQ at the OUTLET for * 500 Knee Pants Suits Something every boy needs; makes them look nice for a little money. We are headquarters for Boys’ Knee Pants Suits. We have them at prices too low to mention. Sizes 3 to 17. You bring the boy, we will do the rest at THE OUTLET. 100 Men’s Suits All the nobby kinds in fancy stripes, etc. They are an extra strong value at $6 50. I C A At THE OUTLET iJnl.lJU 800 Pairs Men’s Pants to pick from, in .ill the latest styles and colors ; something to suit every man’s taste, and is acquainted ^An fn with the man’s pocket. Price from xUu lU (])aJ 160 Men’s Suits A business suit out and out. Looks as well as any man’s $10 suit; all the nobby kinds; good lookers and good wearers; the kind that keeps you warm. Good OB tA value at $8.50; at THE OUTLET (J)0.JU Shoes—Sides and Soles What we mean is SHOES. We have shoes to fit. We can fit the big feet, the little feet—in fact all the feet—at prices too low to mention. You bring the feet, we do the rest at THE OUTLET. 185 Young Men’s Suits Something suitable for all young men. In all the fancy colors; made of the very best materials at the price and by the best workmanship. You will find them (PH j-A 0 CA at THE OUTLET from 4^ Lli O.lIU HlTQi A full line of hats, such as the Panama, South- nHI0l"ern Rose, Railroad and Cigarette hats, at all prices at THE OUTLET. We also carry Outings, Checks, White Cloth and Ginghams and a full line of Notions. Remember this is no humbug nor fairy tale. Come and be convinced. : : : THE OUTLET CLOTHING AND SHOE STORE 722 LIMESTONE STREET Next door to Merchants and Planters Bank LOOK FOR SIGN ACROSS THE DOOR ' T ‘i "i •f *v'-v’ 't J 4 i* * 1 L % ~ B* ’? I 1 :-v ’ ] fv M *< tr t. ■ <3 A n .k <?. r II 'h‘ % m CHEROKEE DRUG CO . .. —o— School Supplies. The very latest notions <n Stationery. Headquarters for “the best” in Athletic Goods, Typewriter Paper, Eras ers, Paper Fasteners, Ink Stands, Standard Inks, Mucilage, Paste Rulers, School C o in p a n i o n s, Blank Books, Tablets. Memorandums and every thing for the office, the Library and the School room. Also the v/ie'e!/ ad vertised LAUGH LIN FOUNTAIN PEN Your choice of these two styles, equal to any other $3.00 kind, for only uOtINTAlbj 1 IW'.il o '!crs from our out of town friends will receive, eror.ijt atten tion. CHEROKEE DRUG CO... COB. FREDERICK AND ^ LIMESTONE STS. DON’T FORGET THE GRAND SHOE SALE Which will take place in our store Sept. 10, 11 and 12. ONLY THREE DAYS OF IT. I>ut inside of these three days we expect to sell more shoes than any two other stores will sell in one month. Besides our Sample Shoes, we have 1500 pairs, which will be olTered to the trade at most wonderfully reduced prices. We haven’t space to give prices, hut come and get prices and see qualities; if they don’t suit you at the price we ask for them, you don’t have to buy them. Of all the dozen months The others wane and pale, For this one inaugurates Our great September sale. Remember the above date and come to THE DIXIE and buy your Dry Goods, Cloth ing and get your bargains in SHOES. THE DIXIE, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING AND SHOE i. 8(H) Limestone St. O. H. M JV!ORRI£» 3rd Door From Postoftice. X»rop. <A I,ook out, vood people, mind wlmt you do with your money; don’t pay a high price when you can get it for less | am the rnan to buy your fish and beef from, where you can get It for lean money than you have to pay at a place that Della It ao high and chargea ao much. I And It a good plan to buy for cash and sell for the same way and save time and trouble too. and a great many tlmea hard feelings with the people who don’t wlah to he dunned for the next 30 days. i will aell for caah the remainder of my hicyciea and other atuff at cost. Come ami ge*. a good wheel for 112.50 caah; brand new. 'Phone 23. W. J. Maness. Notice. Buy you a home with rent money; nice building lots In town for sale; also Im proved property for aale. Renta collected promptly and returua made the 1st of each month. Personal attention given to col lecting. See me. Bekt IIai.lman. O. s. KENDRICK & SON, LIMESTONE AND MEADOW STS. (Near power iiouae.) Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Sausage, Etc. A new and up-to-date market. Prompt and efficient service. Call or ’phone,, Highest price paid for beef cattle and bides. J Notice of Jury Drawing. Static ok South Cakoi.ina, » Couwty or Ohkhokek. ( Notice la hereby given that on the 13th day of September l!*G, at 10 o'clock a. m., In the clerk’s office at the Court House, we will proceed to draw In public thirty-six petit Jurors to servo for the first week of the court la-ginning on Monday Sept. 2#th. Gaffney, 8. C., Sept. 2, lU<r2. J. En. Jeffekikh, Cl’k. of Court. T. II. Littlejohn, County Treas. W. I). Camp. Auditor. Jury Commissioners for Cherokee County. Sept. 5th. It. Seen the Buck’s Junior Range on display at our store — Have you registered your name at our store Are you getting ready to bake biscuit at our store on September 1 8th Wo furnish all material. Mothers and friends are invited to see how well the little ones can operate one of those famous BUCK’S RANGES Work hard, little girls, it is worth more than your time to try for one of these handsome stoves. Notice of Jury Drawing. State of South Caromna, l County or Uhehokek. f Notice ts hereby given that on the 20th day of September 1H02, at,10 o’clock a. m.. In the dork's office at the Court House, we will proceed to draw In public thirty-six petit Jurors to serve for the second week of the fall term of court beginning Monday Oct. 0th. Gaffney. 8. 0., Sept. 2. IMK. J. Eh. Jeffekieb, Cl’k of Court. T. H. Litti.ejohn, County Treas. W. D. Camp. Auditor. Jury Qominlssioners for Cherokee County. Sept, 5th It. Our stoves will arrive this week— ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-TWO (152) Don’t fail to see us before buying.