The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, April 25, 1905, Image 4
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Warm Days
Make all of us feel the
need of a good tonic
that will cleanse our
blood of impurities
and cure “that tired
feeling.
Hot Springs Blood
Remedy Will Do It.
It is a blood purifier
and blood builder. It
is a tonic that will tone
up and invigorate the
whole system. 11 cures
skin diseases that are
caused by i m p u r e
blood—and nearly' all
of them are.
Get a Bottle Now
And after you have
taken it, if you believe
that we have misrepre
sented the preparation
to you and it hasn’t
done for you what we
claim it will, bring the
empty bottle back and
we will refund your
dollar.
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At Fincken’s
Old Stand.
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All kinds of Fruit
in season,Fancy
[i Groceries, Cakes
and Bread.
The Gaffney
Drag Comp’y.
Prescription Druggists
Opposite Both Hotels.
Is Economy
an Object
to You?
Howard
* C tnc Innati
Economy, at the expense of
quality, is extravagance. The
“ Howard” is a piano of qualir
ty, but economy in its con
struction is practiced by elimi
nating costly ornamentation.
It is modest, but refined; plain,
but solid and reliable. Fully
warranted by us.
Cash or Payments
D H Baldwin, Cincinnati, 0.,
Represented By
W L Johnson, Gaffney, S. C.
For Sale at a
Bargain,
I offer for sale several
cottages dost! in. All
modern improvements,
shade trees, water con
nection, etc., at a bar
gain. Also several va
cant lots ; good as in
vestment or for resi
dence. See me before
buying. : : : :
t-'t
Z. A. Robertson. I
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mr. amt Mrs. Harry P. Sliaw ar
rived in the city Saturday night from
an extended liridal trip to points in
the North, and are at home at No. to?
Hast Seventh street.—Charlotte Ob
server.
Col. J. G. Wardlaw, of Charlotte,
spent Sunday in the city.
G. S. Black, of upper Cherokee, was
a visitor at The Ledger office Situr-
day.
The Misses Bryant, of Trough, w^-re 1
in the city Saturday, shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian W. Lipscomb,
of Jonesville, spent Sunday in the city, i
\V. M. Webster has returned from
Barnwell, where he went last week
to visit Mrs. Webster and the chil-
d ren.
Thomas W. Carwile, of Edgefield,
was among the visitors in the city
Friday.
A. Gregg Susong, of Star Farm,
spent Sunday in the ctiy.
U. .). Sifford, of Gastonia, N. C., was
in the city Friday.
Cnited States Deputy Marshal A.
L. Hallman went to Greenville Friday
to take a prisoner to the United States
Court.
H. S. Byrd, a prominent citizen of
Hartsville, Darlington county, was a
visitor in the city Saturday.
H. E. DePass, Esq., of Spartanburg, 1
was in the city Saturday.
Allie Culbertson, of Liberty, spent
Sunday in the city.
W. E. Burnett, of Spartanburg, was
•nnong the visitors who spent Sunday
in the city.
John G. Harris, a popular traveling
salesman of Spartanburg, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hopper, of the]
Macedonia section, spent Sunday in '
the city with Mr. and Mrs Virgil Me-!
Craw.
Rev. L. C. Ezell, of Woodruff, is in I
the city for a lew days visiting his |
son, J. E. Ezell, and attending the j
meeting at the First Baptist church. |
Wade Elmore, a successful Cheio (
kee farmer, called on The Ledger j
Saturday and subscribed.
J. W. Cook, of K. F. D. No. 4. was j
a visitor at The Ledger office Satur
day. He came in to renew his sub
scription.
Mrs. H. P. Griffith went to Spartan*!
burg yesterday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Victor Montgomery.
liev. G. M. Boyd, of Spartanburg, !
passed through the city Saturday on
his way to Blacksburg to assist in
the services at the Methodist church
there Sunday.
Ed. K. Belue, Blacksburg’s hustling |
insurance man, left yesterday for At
lanta, Ga., to attend the annual con
vention of the “$100,000 Club” of the
New York Life Insurance Company,
of which he is a member.
Special Sales
And Cost Sales cut no ice with The Battery.
We are btill doing business at the same old stand and giving better bar
gains than ever. So hurry up and fall in line with the mighty procession
that is daily winding its way to the cheapest store in the State The
Battery. :: :: :: :: :: :: ; ; :; .. ..
E A 13 O IN.
Shirting prints, per yard 2£c
Dress Ginghams, per yard 3i c
Overalls, per pair 26c
Boys’ {Shirts, each jg
Men’s Elastic Suspenders, per pair 5 C
Ladies’ Sandals, per pair
Beautiful Figured Lawn, per yard
Boys’ Straw Hats, each r )G
iSp'fcicHeil EBeirgeiins
inJShoes, Clothing.'Hats,‘DressjjGoods and Millinery.
.lust as good;goods tat The Battery as at any other place. Just a little
cheaper in puce. that’sj.all.^Visit
THE BATTERY
Cheapest in The State
V I ••• •: A .
Any Light
Photographs
Notice!
If you need anything in the line of
meats, call and see us. We have itbe
largest cold storage room in the city and
while it is a nice piece of furniture, it is
for use and not for ornament. It is al
ways well supplied with the best of beef,
as we do uot carry to the slaughter pen
any but the fattest of cattle. We also
handle a special line of pork and sugar-
cured hams. In fact, we carry in stock
anythig that an up-to-date market hand
les. For best goods, fairest prices and
up-to-date treatment in every respect call
and see or phone
Dempsy & Ballenger.
Mch. 31, im.
You may look at it,
you can’t find fault
witli our I’hotoKraph-
Most any “clieau linin'
can make a soot am
The club | whitewash negative
will be in session lor three days, 24th j but for beautiful IIkM
to 20th, inclusive. in*, entrancing grad a
F. H. Dover, a prominent farmer of! tions of light am
the Antioch section, was in the city shadow, and fine tona
yesterday. I qualities, our
William Carroll was in the city yes-;
terday.
Miss Georgia Sapoch and Miss Lula
Borders, of Limestone College, spent
Easter with the former’s parents, Mr. willbe found inn eias-
and Mrs. E. It. Sapoch, near Mt. >ntir« ly theirown. w.
Paran. | know just how to t»ost
Rush Dover, a popular young man ! and how to finish 1
of the Antioch community, was in the picture to make it ;
city yesterday. gem. We are doing i
Miss Grace Lee, of Blacksburg, is I nice amount of pl.-uu.
visiting in the^ city. ; framing these day
Charles M. Littlejohn spent Sun- and have a largeordi
day in the country with ids father, T. ° r high back gilts and
| D. Littlejohn. He also carried his lit- ornamented oaks on
tie nieces, Pearl and Sarah Littlejohn, the road whleh wii
with him. arrive in a few days.
Misses Mamie and Eva Little came __ _
in Thursday from Saluda College and June H. Carr,
spent Easter with their parents.
L. W. McGuinn made a business I’honelTi;. Kes.. in
trip to Clifton yesterday.
Wash Kirby, of Caroleen, N. C., —
was in the city yesterday.
Mayor R. M. Gaffney returned yes
terday from a business trip out of
the city.
Mrs. McK. Albergotti, of Blacks
burg, was iu the city yesterday.
Wait Hamrick, of Wake Forest Col
lege, X. C., spent Sunday in the city
with his parents.
Wells Littlejohn, of Wofford Col-
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Big Sale rentimil.
The Sale Conduct^ by G. W. Groves & Co,
Has'been a success jiuby »up to our expectations,
andj'we [sinccreh^tbank the people of Cherokee
County foijtbe liberal patronage extended us dur
ing the la-t tifteeufdays.^. We will continue selling at
Big*Sale f Prices For Spot Cash
for*we tliink;it~better for us and our patrons that
we make[prices[asJ[low as possible and move goods
quickly. ::::::::
Wejihave new goods coming in and will give prices
next week. Good goods at low prices. Come to
s<
us before buyinir.
Cor ■«
The Builders Sup ■ C:
Successors to L. Baker,
Will furnish your Building r'.uoriil
of the best that the markets afford and
at the lowest living prices. No. 1
J Tolleson & Company.
Ltll - -
anteed Pure White Lead ami Zinc.
w ho, with his j an( j p ure Kinseed Oil. Nothing better
lego, v as in the city visiting his pa- heart pine Shingles and Laths, Guar
rents last week.
Howard Littlejohn
wife and child, has been visiting his
.larents, Dr. and Mrs. C. M. LUtlejohn,
returned to Bates burg yesterday. Mrs
Littlejohn will remain a while longer.
Union Pentral Life' Go,
of Cincinnati, Ohio.
i>.
D. A. Young, Mgr.
FOR ALL COUNTY NEWS, IM
PORTANT HAPPENINGS IN THE
STATE AND EVENTS OF INTEREST
IN FOREIGN LANDS, TAKE AND
READ THE LEDGER.
C 'id; WHtki ALL UiL ?A.kS. EJ.
».it Cough Syrup. 'J'uflles (iiMcl. 'jac
In tliun So.d by >lriiiiKl»l
521
to paint your house with and costs
less than mixed paints. When in need
of anything in the building line, call
and see us; we’ll treat you cour
teously and make your estimates for
nothing.
iys Annual Dividends v
To Policy Holders
Lowest Premiums
Biggest Dividends
The Fairest Policies.
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MANAGER.
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i- J . I - J C3 o in , Oistrict Manager,
OAKKINK'W S. CY.
WILKINS
C0 MPANY
Wcatlui like this you thing’ ot shady places and cool wearing aparel. Summertime is almost nnon u«? Dtvueipo ... ,1 ■
buying our low Shots, Ultra, Brockport, Befring and Mamilton-Brownl for ST "l GiH»r ihmK !>.- w VV„nd m I w ? athe u r 1 b 7
ren: Selz and Hamilton-Brown for men and boys This makes up the strongest representation of goo, Shoes on thL mrkrt ^You ran’ ’. 1 I
when buying these goods that your money's worth is in every pair, and the style is up to the top notch. • : . . > ou can feel
* * • • .
We ask you to give us a look in our Millinery Department, where all the best things are found in ladies’ Headirear new stvle , i
shapes. Hats made to suit you. Ribbons, Flowers and Plumes all reiirn sunreme in this Hemrtment wnwE f'i f ty t bha P'- s >, ? ta P le
partment we are sure we can please you, and our goods are all mxdmulv nS Jhh ? • l’,l ^ i k ‘f'f 1 ^ have m this de-
and prices to suit all the pocket books. New Persian Ribbon ust in • P • . neat " ess “ n,] st ? ]e e '. ,ou S h for the king’s daughters,
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Our Dress Goods include the best things to be found in a first class Dry Goods store. Silk Grenadine is one of the prettiest fabrics known.
depend on.
w.
WILKINS
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