The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, May 24, 1904, Image 1
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UAFFNEY, S. C., TUESDAY. MAY ‘44. 1904.
ESTABLISHED FEB. 16, 1894
$1.00 a year;
THROUGHOUT THE
PALMETTO STATE
BLACKSBURG BUDGET.
People Coming and Going Beyond the
Broad.
Blacksburg, May 22.—Mr. O. A.
Osborne has greatly improved the
looks of his store by having it
GENERAL REUNION
OF U. C. VETERANS.
JAMES SHELBY SHOW.
ITEMS OF INTEREST OF PASSING
EVENTS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Will Exhibit in Gaffney Under Can
vas Next Monday.
The James Shelby Show, one of the
best tent shows now on the road, will
show in Gaffney next Monday after-
nainted noon and night. The program is an
Mr C L Whisnant is having his TO BE HEID IN NASHVILLE JUNE exceedingly interesting on‘, full of
home painted, which will add much to novelties, embracing acrobatic, gym-
H p looks of the same 14TH-16TH. nastic and areial acts, and new songs.
Miss May Shiver left Saturday for <lances an<1 sketches by celebrated
Charleston, where she will spend 1 | comedians. This show is strictly
THROUGHOUT THE
TARHEEL STATE
COMMENCEMENT NOTES.
IN
Happenings All Over the State Taken
some time’with friends and relatives. AM Arrangements Perfected by Nash- "l 0 ™ 1 an ' 1 hi ^ h class and is attended
Air Price Martin was in town Sat-1 7 at all points by hundreds of interest-
from Our Exchanges and Tersely unlay on business. |
Aliss Beulah Herndon, of near Gro
ver. was in town Saturday shopping.
Mrs. H. Camp, of Gaffney, spent a
few days in town last week with
her sister, Mrs. W. A. Blalock.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Austell, of Earl.
N. C., are in town visiting friends
and relatives.
ATiss Rosa Kate Turner, of Spar-
tanbunr. is visiting Mrs. W. A. Gra
ham of this place.
Told to Ledger Readers.
Four negroes have been arrested
and put in jail in Charleston on th r>
charge of malicious trespass for cut
ting timber and making charcoal on
land which they do not own. There
has recently been much complaint of
vilie Committees for Entertaining ed ladies and children,
the Camps of Veterans and Others.
Programme of the Exercises for the
Week at Limestone.
The comemncement exercises at
Limestone College began last night
with a recital by Prof. G. Fryatt
Mountford, director of music at the
college.
Today (Tuesday) there will be a
public meeting of the Griffith Liter
ary Society, at which Rev. L. M. Ro
per, I). D., of Spartanburg, will de
liver an address.
Tomorrow, 2Gth. the senior play.
Neighbors in the Old North State “She Stoops to Conquer,” will be
RECENT EVENTS OF NOTE
NORTH CAROLINA.
Items of Interest Concerning Our
The Mayor’s Court.
. , .. Scenes around the mayor’s court
reunion committee sends ^the ] iavt , i )(H . n very tame here of late, and
nothing much doing. Last week the
offenders .were few in number am
Southern press the good news that
all arrangements are perfected for en
tertaining the l nited Contederate ^i ie j r offenses small ones, and.
this depredation by
suburbs of Chn: , l , ' l
ers of the land h ivi
take measures to pr
negroe
ui and
lieen
'et t
* in the
the own-
forced to
iieir land.
Veterans at Nashville, June 14-1G.
The camps of veterans, the Sous
of Veterans, and the three Chapters
of the Daughters of the Confederacy
are working in harmony with the
Governor He;
the sentence of
vilie, who was
ago of violatia
and placed on
ninety days,
served out tl <
sentence and h;
petition for tb
signed by Chie
secured his cor
The Bank
chased from
ning the lar
ing occugie i
at the north
Liberty stre<
in cash. T
most contr ■
mt
Mis- Mary Alexander, of Aeikxi le, | ms j ness organizations of Nashville to
-prul Sunday with ALss Hope Gibson an entertainment as n arly
faultless as possible.
an i returned home Monday.
Airs. Arthur and ATiss Victoria
Aleutz, of Buffalo, were in town Sat
urday shopipng.
Air. AV. A. Blalock and ATaurice Lit-
tlr prut Sundav at Piedmont.
OUR TIN MINES.
A Northern Conte
Renders cf t
The Onronta. N.
tkr following to sa'
nporary Tells
he Industry.
Y Dai! 3tra
relative to S<
Its
has
mth
con-
sequently .the city treasury did not
receive many contributions.
Alonday morning only three sinners
were before the city’s tribunal to giv"
au account of their wrongdoing. Tk
first was a “disorderly,” who o mis
conduct was testified to by five wit
nesses. After a thorough invest!‘ i-
tion be was assessed $2.00, with the
alternative of four days on the gang.
The next « ■ was a plain dm
with no trimmings. The off.md *r
ic reby
forfeited bis hond.
The last was likewise a case of
luet. The accused was
for trial and his bond
treasury.
Culled Expressly for Ledger Readers
Frank Davis, white, was hanged at
12:2u o'clock Thursday at Kinston.
His neck was broken. He lived 12
minutes. Davis protested his inno
cence to the last. He was under good
control Wednesday night, but broke
down next morning. His crime was
murder.
Trenton Thursday afternoon
c •
disorder
not on bn
went into ti
ecelvetl p
Oneonta,
South Ci
H. P.
’t e
11
di
now
rolinn
'd th
n.—Farmers i
ing over their
a
re.
!t<
sting illustr-
tion. aru
1 it rn
ink)
► its now minin g. It statps
t lirrt pxton
1)01110 \vi
ill hav
0 a ?r>
( 1
pMp ami rip nosits luno 1'*01
1 found in I
hat c *
commod
ions 1
>ank ’
111 n
ti 0 n whip]) if tliP
pr spnt po
•’con t a
rni-.,. c
ioeroin
ry of
is malntalneu. nr
Saturday commercial
III! If)
issue 1 1
WO cl
harton'
"A car load of
fiio orp sb
i npod
this St
itO—OT
11'
O
Von
laria Oi' , rv..,,..
ill, Km’iirim
ATill, In
vin ^ a
[ oapit
nl
SFf)
i -666. au- 1 0( | - }•> p <>r cent
puro tin. T
A
vT 11 * n • •
er to
Kid 0 ‘
the I
Fm
Oil
Mill, or value o{ 11|is ,,, po
ie same nreo’atoil whin it
}:; nn !(n^ ti
IHJil tt
capital.
C
S fi ]
ion
\v<
is Issued the lode deposits <
if tin t ip w<
opid (p
to tb©
Biorfi ■
' pli pi*
fur
■ni
1 MTP
concern do nof aver.ave o,
•pp 2 to 3 1
)pr ro
of Char
leston
. hnvii
$1
"l AH
6 caultal nf metallic tin at:
ip tbo niPtn
11 1
and oiv
anized
for t
ho
in
irno
se of do- noW n lned al anj
■ other |)ltip
p oxc<
The pot
’ t i < PI
*s arc
M.
T,
Bi
orfiseher, w ] lor o labor can
C. L. Si
ficlxTio;
v a nd
g
Rn
ibinson. cheaply. . The yr
oat snnnl:
from the deposits
which arp
not b
Hugh
Rao.
col ore
la’
bore
r on the de posits at all. l,u
^ sirnplv tir
1 nlac'
All tlie people of Nashville are in
hearty accord, and arangements are
such that this invitation, to Confeder
ate veterans everywhere, is extended
without misgivings in any particular. f Vj 0(1 lo api) , :}r in court an(l
Arrangements are far better than
ever before for veterans to meat in
their old commands—on the campus
of the Vanderbilt University.
The only variation from former
rules of entertainment is that giving
the “old soldiers” preference. This
action will he approved by every
loyal, beautiful woman who comes to
do the’a honor. AVhile sponsors and
their maids of honor will be enter
tained by their department, division,
ami brigade commanders, provision is
bring made for many of them in the
1 mi )f oa" lj vst pe !|de, so the co u-
nfittee is confident of as perfectly de-
: i I i ■ • i-.i- ■ i i
brlil. The orator of the occasion will
be Kev. S. AIcKim, of Washington, D.
C., who.served in the Army of North-
ern Virginia, a most loyal Confeder
ate and a very eloquent speaker.
Thr Confederate Southern Memo
rial v soeiation —that of the “Moth-
1
: 26 o’clock Alf
ie murderer of
ither <jf United
Sf ■
mion-. of Nortii C
at Raleigh for iii-,
no '
(thing on tli
p sea
it to
: had been f.
rrgivp
il 1
The trial
of .1
ini
rams for the
imm
lor
. all color
am
Farming Around Ezei
Ezell, May
section are w
The majorit •
their cotton
rhf
HUS
ill 11
presented in the college auditoirum.
Thursday, *26th, there will be a pi
ano recital i)y Aliss Sallie Ixm Parker.
Friday, 27th, joint presentation
by the societies of the play, “Mouse-
Trap.”
Saturday, 28th, a public meeting of
the Cooper Literary Society, and an
address by Rev. Rufus Ford, D. D.,
of Bennettsville.
Sunday, 20th, the baccalaureate
sermon will be preached by Rev. I.
W. Wingo, of Campobello.
Alonday, 30th, will be alumnae day,
and Mrs. (’has. Petty, of Spartan-
burg, will deliver an address.
Tuesday. ;jlst, a reception by the
June 1st, will be com-
y, and the feature of
will be an address by
Walker, commander of
Northern Virginia,
s from a distance are
ttend the commence-
es, and all Gaffney
\vn and help to make the
in p
hat,
senior class.
AVednesday,
nienceaH nt r
iam -
the exercises
om-
Gen. C. Irvim
cei
the Army of
day
Larve crov,
diet
expected to
and
niont exerci
r;
.1 i .
should go do*
and
occasion one
tiurn
lav
in
history of “dear old Lime-
thor
■ii
nt
lam
ri.
are report:
plating O'
ng an 1 has
1.1
ml
hoping yet to
planted cot i >n
up very oil.
’igbt. and lor
worm must ha’
els< i ■ : •
not found a si
Wheat is lo
it a
rung u
mg
inc
ms to
i is co
I fine. Tlie
oze out last v
id time. We
; i’ : : hurt b;
;erv prom is in
trict eonven:
cans at T >\'
grossnum li.
ton, and S.
name ! a.' d
eon volition.
ioI
ubli-
OJ
1CK
AT THE THEATRE.
Black Diamond Minstrel and Vaude
ville Company to Show Here.
n a v
on
>ii
ions
a
: ro
C
1!
\\ o
Atlantic Coast Line construction
train, fell from the top of a box car
on the Billion side of Poo-Dee trestle
Thursday afternoon, and sustained in
juries which will doubtless prove fa
tal. AVhen found he was in a semi-
* lition. from which he
has not rallied. Ban’s home is at.
Rennert, a small station a few miles
above Dillon. It is thought the ne
gro was asleep when he fell from the
box car.
A further shortage in the dispen
sary at Prosperity was discovered
Friday morning by the county board
of control, who, with an inspector,
were engaged in the work of taking
stock prior to reopening the dispen-
cary after a suspension of several
weeks on account of a shortage of
nearly $1,000, discovered some time
ago. The additional shortag'' 1
amounts to about $53, and there was
11 als
with
deracy who imver
rs after caring for
tded, but went rigl
rnents for the dead
annual convention,
of Confederate Vo 1 -
Id their annual con
i-' 1 of more active
to
in the straits set
the islands of B:u
Here extraordinary
ables the demand'f
plied at the present
New Prospect News.
New Prospect, AT:
weather continues coo
respondent went to In
this morning and had
coat. We don’t remen
ing it so cold this late i
AVe remember reading,
the freeze which came in May some
time during the eighteenth century- -
won’t say positively what year it was,
but if we remember correctly, it. wa •
in 1784. Every thing that, was young
and tender was killed and the leaves
didn’t bud out any more until July.
Crops generally are up to very
good stands and are now being work- tality
ed with great vigor. AVe notice that
Vvaf
or
the
>uld 1
and z al than ev<
■e importance of this reunion
id to none in the history of
mization.
v not heretofore appealing
lieroos of tlie Confederacy
ti:- every Southern patriot.
over on :
11th a U
the vicin
are infer
crop. Tl
week ere
Forest. C
a depth «
th ' crop-
with the
laving
xounl
it oi me
iail stor
Ellenho
CO’ t
ivout tb e
1 i>as
itv. coy.'ring th
>1' six inches. If
mu'-t he destioi
ylo is doing som
road macdiine i
n
< KM
mr
truf
WOT'
road
Charlie Littlejohn, colored, one of
tie convicts escaped front the guards
today.
Big
eom
ing
in :
prisoner I
hanged hi
Lick. Stas
posed of i
citizens. 1
in improv
ol
The “Black
Dia
mond’
’ Ai
last rel and
tkp mit
u>;',.1. A'audeville agi
;reg
ation
ill appear
rnton an
S. ; ,t the Star Tli
sail
re on
nex
t Saturday
arc TiPC,
f 1- ' • night ’Hie pi
•osv
am ci
ans
ists of a
t
gorgeous min*
trel
first
pa
rt and re-
fined vaadevil]
Ie.
The
rot
-ter of the
C*
the best
mrs
iians and
"ii i
as
ou ?
it .
tiness.
aes at the
, most delightfi
11 S
eason
of
the year.
■) >
' liould be irrc
ri by
a
larve audi-
j,,
sho
: r
1 0
-obably be
Children’
3 LJ
ay at
Gc
uchsr.
y t*' * r t , rx«'
, Sunday wa
. s
CbiMr
cn’i
; Day at
cl. 1 J L ’
Gouchev churc
:h.
;*ry
interesting
Saturla
a r program bad
bee
n pro
par
ed for the
n 11'
v. a con 1
many occasion, and
it \
vas ca
rri«
v, out in a
hat
ic
U!
oil
Al-
21.—The
Au impressic
m inevaRs that only a
Your cor
few of these
general reunions will be
ing cotton
held, and as
this meeting will lie th
put on hh !
first since tin
> death of that magnetic
ar ever see-
and matchloi
-s man. the only com-
Alay hofore.
mandor in c
hief while living, Gen.
lough, about
John B. Gon
Ion, it will be fitting to
A Little Schoolgirl.
One of the most pleasing feature:
of Aliss Richardson’s exhibition at
the graded school building Friday
night was the recitation, “A Little
School,” by little Rosie Nelson.
Rosie is a little wee tot about five
years old—the smallest one in the
school—and the ease and grace with
which she acquitted herself won the
admiration of the entire audience.
every appearance that the dispensary j some fovv ' f ., n „.i to g e t a stand pf c »i
ton and are planting over. AVe hope
that they my get a good stand this
had been broken into since it was
closed by the board and liquor to that
amount carried out.
do ids memory honor by the largest
nttmidano * p*i .-iblm At this service
Judge '1 bomas G. Jones, ex-Governor
of Alabama, has been selected to pre
pare re elutions in honoring Gen.
Gordon.
While first consideration is given
the veterans, as openhearted hospi-
is was ever given a worthy,
patriotic people, will he extended.
It is earnestly requested and urged
that all camps report promptly to See-
rriury L. K. Li-Unan the number of Gaffney Drug Co. Recommends and
ready $lo,00() has been
The mill will be located at Big Lick,
a village twelve miles from Albe
marle, the nearest railroad point, and
it will be called Big Lick Cotton Seed
Oil Mill. The leaders in the move
ment and chief stockholders are:
Messrs. P. .1. C. Eftrd. Alexander
Howard, D. E. Efird ami Dr. F. E.
Itartsell.
count i<
1 credit upon
teachers,
in attendance
adjoining
an ! n very pleasant d iv was
ianm :' which rohecu
iie cliildren and their
A large crowd was
ed. from nil parts of this a
One of the largest land deals
spent by everyone present. Quite a
number of the young people of Gaff
ney went down, among whom were,
Alisses Leila Curtis, Stella Hamilton,
Millie AA'ilkins. Kate Hamilton. Pearl
Crawley, Louise Jefferies, Fannie
Hopper, Airs. N. Lipscomb, Airs. AV.
N. Austell, Airs. J. N. Nesbitt, Mrs.
\\’m. Phillips, Airs. Hampton Prid-
made more; Alessrs. D. C. Ross, A. C.
account of her age and size.
time.
Airs. Nancy Jones, Aliss Canzady
Coon and Airs. Jane Humphries all
Houston Farr, a negro living in the
White Horse section of Greenville
county, was arrested Friday and
placed in the county jail, charged
with killing George Dickey, also col
ored. It seems that Sunday. Alay 15.
the two negroes became engaged in
a quarrel over a woman and the fuss
resulted in Dickey being struck over
the head with a chair post. At first
it was not thought the negro was se- le report a nice time .
nously injured, but since the affair
he had continued to grow worse, and
when it was found that he would not
live a warrant for Farr’s arrest was
issued by Alagistrate Nichols, and
Farr was arrested Friday night.
Dickey died the following morning.
veterans for whom free entertain
ment is to be supplied.
Remember tlie dates—June 14-16.
Tlie low rate of one cent per mile
All of the others did splendidly, of in Rutherford county for years has Pridmore, Chas. Ligon, Chas. Smith,
course, but Rosie was conspicuous on just been consummated and closed. Junius Parrott, R. S. Lipscomb, R. AI.
The property referred to contains Jolly, Vic Lipscomb, Leo Little, C. T.
valuable mineral interests, gold being Lipscomb, B. G. Clarv, Callis Kirby,
WHY GAFFNEY DRUG CO PUSHES IT. the predominant product, and the Ed Stacy, Douglass Young. J. Smith,
tract embraces 1.66b acres. Tlie sale Lloyd Austell, Henry Lockhart, W. H.
was brought about by Attorney R. S. Smith.
Eaves, of Rutherfordton, who had
an option on the property, and who Report of Graded School No. 3.
procured the services of Air. Jaspon. The following is the report of JRev.
a well-known real estate dealer of R. c. Campbell, principal of graded
Alpena. Alichigan. The purchasers school No. 3, to Supt. R. O. Sams:
the Dyspepsia
Pushes Mi-o-na,
Remedy.
“It's a pleasure to sell a medicine
went to see Air. Freeman Coggin *... , - - - , . . v ,
this afternoon. Mr. Coggin is no each way. plus 25 cents, with exten- when our customers come in aftor-
better.
Messrs. John and Adolphus Jones the payment of 50 cents for the do
and Alisses Mayme Humphries and | posit and earn of ticket by tin* rail
Gaffney, S. C., Alay 20, 1964.
Bernice Jones went to Green's Creek road agents, has been given,
yesterday to preaching. They took i Committee; AI. B. Pilcher, Presi-
dinner and spent the evening with dent Frank Cheatam Camp and Biv-
Miss Addie Walker. The young ouac; Oliver J. Timothy, merchant;
S. A. Cunningham. Editor of Confed
sion privilege of several weeks upon wards and tell us how much good it dicate who are interested in valuable i Prof .R. O. Sams,
has done them,” said a member of : mining lands. Supt. Gaffney Graded Schools,
the Gaffney Drug Co., the popular The capture by the police Saturday Honored Sir:—I hereby submit to
druggists, to a Ledger man, “and that night of Ed Donnell, a large negro - ou ni y sixth annual report of Graded
is why we like to sell and recom- n ian, in the second story of the " ~~ ~ "" * "
mend Ali-o-na, the dyspepsia rem- ( Greensboro Hardware Company’s
edy. _ store at Greensboro, makes out an-
'We have so much faith in this j other capital case for the *06x1 term
Memorial Exercises at Star Farm.
Star Farm, May 21.—The Elbethel
Memorial Association will meet here
_ , , . 0 . 1 on Saturday 28th inst., at 2 o’clock
AA ednesday afternoon at . imt - m to h 0 ij services and decorate
George \V Murray, the negro ex-con- ; Rraves of Confederate sol(1 i e rs
gressman from the sexenth ,lls ^ • and others buried here, with flowers,
was placed on trial for forgeiy. e Many are expected to be here and
testimony for the State was conclud- al , ^ invited to come and taUe a
ed and the defence moxed that th( han d in this ennobling service,
court direct a verdict for the p . - ^,j ie p eop j e 0 f ^e neighborhood
er, on the ground that the prosecu- an(1 t h 0 se who have friends lying
lion had not made out a case. here w jjj come Saturday morning to
The prosecution for forgery grew dean <)ff the yard
out of a suit of a negro against Mr. James will hold service on the
Murray to enforce speciflce com-
NATURE’S OWN CURE.
Several wells have about gone dry j crate Veteran; Edgar M. Foster, article that we are going to guaran-1 0 f the superior court. Mr. Marshall
in this community owing to light rain Manager of the Nashville Banner. tee it in the future, and will return Stewart, a clerk in the store, who
fall during the past winter. Pet. General committee: Charles F. the money to any purchaser oi Mi- sleeps on the second floor, when he
[Frizzell, Chairman; L. R. Eastman, o-na whom it does not cure. That : went j a a t 16 o’clock discovered that
Secretary. may seem rash but our customers some one was in the building, and
have said so many good words in its quietly going out and getting a force
favor that we do not expect to have of bluecoats, the building was sur-
many packages returned. rounded. Donnell was found, after a
“Any one who has dyspepsia, whose long search, crouching behind some
Hyomei Cures Catarrh Without Dan- n v ° t t ,lis f St ^ el J’. who has goods in a corner of the store He
_ . . take thought as to what he can eat. went to Greensboro from Charlotte, i
gerous Drugging of the Stomach. and when, can leave 50 cents deposit an d is suspected of being the leader
Not until Hyomei was discovered at our store and take home a box of i of a band of burglars and thieves
has it been possible to truthfully say Mi-o-na and if the remedy does not who have been very active there for
that a remedy for catarrh was known, regulate his digestion and cure his some time.
This remedy is breathed through dyspepsia, he can withdraw his mon-, hlim ireri .miiaro
the Hyomei inhaler for a few minutes e y (,n returning the empty box ”
School No. 3, colored, for the period
of nine months, beginning Sept. 7th,
1903 and ending Alay 20th, 1964.
The enrollment is as follows:
1st grade 155
2nd grade 63
3rd grade 21
4th grade 16
5th grade 5
6th grade 2
7th grade 2
8th grade 1
9th grade 0
reward has
Total 265
Males 129
Females 136
Average males 113
Average females 117
Promoted to higher classes .. 30
The above is as correct a statement
111
pliance with a contract to sell
a tract of land to the said ne
gro, who had been in possession of
the land under a written contract and
ad made several payments thereon,
motion for a new trial was refused,
and Murray was sentenced to three
years’ imprisonment and to pay a
fine of $250.
next day—29th inst.—as appointed.
T. M. L.
four times a day and during that This shows great faith in the merit j jl i^, been , the authorities 0 f the above named school as can be
time every particle of air taken into of Mi-o-na. it Is really a most unu- f . , ,, t .. d { SCO verv of
the air passages and lunus is ininrec- s,| al medicine and the rapid increase; ^ ,r, F al i, on lea(lm k to tne ais f” ve ^f OI
me air passages aim mugs is ini pres rnffrJv nmo- rv* °* A - Summers, manager of the Sing-
nated with the germ killing and |n sales since the Gaffney Drug Co. or gewlng Machine Company «-
either up or down more than a small
per cent. My teachers and I have
in worked in harmony together for the
Two visitors to the Confederate re- February, one year, while in
health giving Hyomei. It is the only introduced it in Gaffney shows that it North Carolina who it s aleeed h‘Tw ba 7?" y to * et ? er r ? r K the
treatment that cures catarrh. does al! that it claims to do-cures No'Th Carolina, ^O’ ^t 's aUeged | he(it interest of the school and have
Stomach drugging often cause dis- dyspepsia, regulates digestion and en- w^V lTdee heloneinK to the Shlgef endeavored to carry out the reqnire-
Mr. R. E. Jones, buyer for Parker ordered digestion or brings on some abIes those who use it to eat just c ’ g ummerg j s 35 or 40 years hH 6 "! 8 °! the . tr J ,8t f° 8 1 '* oul< i ask
& Bridget, whose large department other diseases and never makes a w i ,at the y wa,, t and when they want .. fi j t , inches in height and the tru . ste f s a ^ ai n io provide a more
stores are located at 9th and Penn, permanent cure of catarrh Hyomei with no fear of trouble. weighs about 185 pounds: he i’s an ^
Ave. Washington, D. C., writes, under not only kills the germs In the throat Irishman of good address with dark- may na , eiier managemeni over
„f Anrii „ •<., and nose but penetrates to the ml- L. M. Roper Say.: .'™ h ^" flo M7MmDlexio’n Denetrat. OUr re "I> , ' ctlvo .. , „
New | nutest air cells in the lungs and e„- .. Her. Dr U M. Roper, pastor ot, R " bt C ’ tam|, " eU '
Nervous Dyspepsia Cured by
Rydale’s Stomach Tablets.
Principal.
union in Charleston. J. D. Carmichael York on business for my house, I ters the blood with the oxygen, kill- the First Bap 1st church of Spartan- taphe woaring a derby hat; he has a
of Dillon, and J. W. Harmon, a Con- caught a severe co d which la d me 4ng the germs in the blood. It frees b « r «* ». G.. teHs the people of Gaffney faniiIy at clintoni T e n n.. from whence Chanaina Color
federate veteran of Lexington, were | up for weeks and eft me weak and the mucous membrane from poison- and (b ™T connty tho «»P Gr,or - he went to Greensboro last December r From Philadelphia Public Ledger 1
and gives perfect Uy of Fe-no-pep-zone. He writes: t o make that his headquarters. H^| “Did you ever s^ such a
drowned Thursday in the harbor be
tween Fort Sumter and Fort Moul
trie. J. H. Bond of Lexington, and
another man from the same place
had a narrow escape, being rescued
in an exhausted condition, requiring
medical treatment at the army hospi
tal on the Island. Sullivan, Nelson
and Gibson, three Charleston men,
were also saved by the fine work of
S :e life saving crew on the beach, as-
sted by several men of the garrison.
The boat was owned by Sullivan, and
the party was on a pleasure sail. A
hat was blown into the water, and in
putting about suddenly, the boat was
capsized. The bodies of Carmichael
and Harmon were recovered. The
harbor was calm as a mill pond.
nervous. I had little or no appettite,
and my digestion was very poor. My
ous microbes
he ? ,th ‘ ..DMwim *“ r i has been in the empioy of the Singer! i 0 b 8 ter as Mr Timmid*”
A complete outfit costs but $1.00, years for a headache remedy that re-, £i ompany 8 even years and was highly
perfect 1L V °f Fe-no-pep-zone. He writes:
“I have been looking for several
physicians could not get at the cause j r , .
of my trouble, as my digestion | and includes an inhaler, dropper and llevos the pain and at the same time re^ar d ed.
seemed so much impaired. I decided sufficient Hyomei for several weeks removes the cause of pain. Fe-no-pep-
to try Rydale’s Stomach Tablets, be- treatment. zone is such a remedy. Of many n e Wouldn’t Do.
ing assured by a friend they were a Gaffney Drug Co. has so much faith good remedies for headache which I| [From the New York Weekly.]
good dyspepsia medicine. I began to in the merit of Hyomei that they have triedFe-no-pep-zone Is much the Railroad Superintendent: “Yes, I
realize that I was getting better. I agree to return the money to any best. It Is pleasant to take. It is a have decided to open a bureau of in-
gave up the doctor’s prescription and purchaser who may be dissatisfied. safe remedy even for a person of very 1 formation for the accommo lation of
Belle: “Well, he was more like a
chameleon last night. He always
was green at love making, you know,
but last night he got red and pro
posed to me; the very next minute
he was blue.”
have gained 20 pounds while using
two boxes of these tablets. I never
felt better in my life, and accredit
Rydale’s Stomach Tablets with hav
ing cured me. I can recommend them
most heartily, to sufferers from ner
vous indigestion and general run
down condition of the system. Gaff-
Drug Co.
sensitive, nervous temperament. It Is
To Farmer and Stockman. effectual for any headache that re-
For Farmers and Stock Owners, suits from loss of sleep, excitement,
use Elliott’s Emulsified Oil Liniment weariness, or indigestion, and It
—is the best ever produced. You get' leaves no bad effects behind It.”
a full half pint for 25c. and you’ll find For sale at Dr. 8. B. Crawley &
it a very satisfactory liniment for use Co.’s at 10c and 26c; also by the
in the family and on animals. Gaffney dose at 5c.
Drug Co. 4-22-lmo.
passengers who wish to know about
trains, and I am looking for a good
man to run it.”
Applicant: “Weil, sir, I have been
a railroad ticket agent for a good
many years.”
Superintendent: “Then you won’t
do. I want a man who is accustomed
to giving information.”
A Chinaman’s “Howdy.”
In China, the customary greeting is
“How Is your liver?” If Rydale’s
Liver Tablets were as well known
there as in some parts of America,
the answer would be: My liver is all
right, I use Rydale’s Liver Tablets.
These tablets cure constipation, bil
iousness and all liver troubles. Gaff-
Drug Co.
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