Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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r : ' • I Your Easter Costume or Outfit is at Carroll & Byers Only a hew Days More Before Easter. The Whole Store is Laden • With Beautiful Materials and Garments Ready - to ~ Wear. iiVsu ' w*"Km if* ‘ > WC t of Beauiil Material and Designs When it comes to really beautiful Hats, we can please you. Such styles and elegance can be put into 4 Hats only by a Designer of most artistic taste. Miss Ambrose has that knack of putting that finishing touch into her creations which gives that desired effect of individuality. Let us have your order the first of the week, so that we can possitively deliver it in time for Easter. V ;>W II yvi OAOK I I ia S' Dress Goods. Everything that is new at money-saving prices. Trimmings to match. Wash Goods. We have thousands of yards of fine colored Lawns and Batiste, all new designs, Easter Sale pricel 10c. White 45-inch Lingerie Cloth at 19c, 25c, 29c, 48c and on up to the sheerest grade, and a beautiful line of Embroideries to match. Thousands of yards of Val l>ace. Silks ! Silks!! If it is Silks, and it is stylish, you will find it here. Notions. Good Pearl Buttons, two dozen for 5c. Wash Belts, Embroidered effects, 15c, 25c and 50c. Bags, in White Canvas and other new designs at 25c and 50c. Anything wanted in Notions at money saving prices. Don’t fail to ask for Notions. Furnishings and Hats, the Biggest Stock in Upper South Carolina. ABOVE Ail* K1RSC HBAUM CLOTHE* A \ m fx. U, <lA 4 \2 mm T/ i-l ■ ■ I BAR1A SHOh New Snoes 5350 F^or MKIV, I" iixioi' CARROLL BYERS TOR V fea nEK WHO CAUL ^TO VRLSS WELi Hello. Central! Who keeps the cleanest market in town? PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Connect me. I want to get some fresh meats. F. Fincken. t A I Good Form in shoes is always “on top” at this store. Men may find here the latest and best in Oxfords and other low-cut shoes—low cut in price as well as in shape. The only high thing here is the ceiling and the quality of the goods I sell. Prices are nowhere near the ceiling. “Get the Habit.” The Star Clothier-Opposite Postoffice- Charles Switzer, formerly a resident of this cltv but now of Greenville, was a visitor to the oitv this week. Dever Little was a Sparanbure vis itor Saturday. Hugh Davison and Roy Osborne, of Hlacksburg, spent some time in the city this week. Roy Tolleson, of Spartanburg, was greeting his many friends in this city yesterday. Ren Goforth and Will Taylor spent Saturday in Spartanburg. Miss Jennie Elliott, of Waco. N. C., is in the city the eruest of Rev. W. T. Thompson’s family. Misses Pearl and Grace Lipscomb, of Goucher, are the guests of Misses Carrie and Leila Guthrie. Unclaimed Letters. List of unclaimed letters remaining iu Gaffney postoffice for week ending April 0th, 1906: Miss Halite Alexander, Miss Haile Bill, Mrs. P. L. Duncan. Mrs. Maggie Kirbv. Mrs. Addie Miller. Mrs. Feoner Northey. Mrs. Mairree Peter. Mrs. Addle Road, Mrs. Sarah Shifty (2), Mrs. Hessie Self. Mrs. Bertha Smarr, Mrs. Lolxmce Smith, Robert Duncan, Robt. L. Elmore, J. W. Green, rezeoka scrapper, J. R. Haskey, J. W. Jones, Bill Linder, W. H. Martin. John Mil- wood, Geo. Means, T. S. Neale, Jack Rabbit, J. A. Ray, Julius A. Russell, .7. M. Shipley. Call for advertised letters. One cent due on each. A. R. N. Folger, P. M. The GaffRey City Land and Improvement Go. Jffera for sale Building LoM In tbls flourishing town, Gaffney; also Farms near "icb by and in reach of the Schools of Limestone Springs and of this place, In lots of 3( to 100 acres n liberal time ratee; also Agricultural Lands to rent for Farm purposes Vor I part uiars apply to NOTICE TO DEMOCRATIC CLUBS Rooms Democratic Executive Committee. Gaffney, S. C., Apr. 9, 1906. Notice is hereby given to the Demo cratic clubs of Cherokee county to assemble at their respective places rf meeting on April 28, 1906, at 3 o’clock P. M„ for the purpose of electing del egates to the County Convention, which meets at the court house in Gaffney on May 7, 1906, at H A. M., fo- the purpose of (a.) Electing delegates to the State Convention, which meets in Co lumbia on the 10th day of May, 1906. - (b.) Electing an Executive Com mitteeman for Cherokee county (c.) Electing a County Chairman, (d.) For the transaction of such other business as shall come before the Convention. The various clubs in the county are entitled, under the Rules of the Party, to the following apportionment. Allens. 1; Antioch, 2; Blacksburg. 8; Buffalo, 1; Butlers, 2; Cherokee Falls, 4; Draytonville, 9; Ezells, 6; Gaffney No. 1, 9; Gaffney No. 2, 19; Gaffney No. 3, 3; Grassy Pond, 2; Kings Creek, 2; Littlejohn’s, 2; Massadonia, 4; Maud, 3; Ravenna. 3; Sarratts, 3; Thicketv, 2; Timber Ridge, 2; Tur ners. 1; White Plains, 3; Wilkinsville, 7; Woods, 1. By order of Executive Committee, Ap •» 9, 1906. J. B. Bell, County Chairman. April 10-2t. J. V. SARKATT, Agent. If. b.—All peraona are forbidden to enter on. walk or ride through or over the landsof the company,cutting and removing Umber or flahlng banting, under penalty of law. All kinds of Job Work <tone at The Led * e ' office neatly and at ice§ commensurate with high grade work Try us. The Cowardly Pistol-Toter. (Saluda Standard.) A hotel proprietor in Gaffney car ried a pistol in his dining room; a young man in Lee county carried a pistol to a dance. Both th ft carriers of deadly weapons offended women and slew those who attempted their protection. What further evidence is needed that the habitual carriers of concealed deadly weapon* are cow ards?—Aiken Recorder. Our esteemed contemporary seems to view pistol-toters and defamers of women in about the same light—and hp cannot be far wrong, either—only with the odds in favor of the cowardly plstol-toter. In one of the largest vote* ever polled in the city. Wooster, Ohio, has voted out seventeen saloons and the Place will bp dry this year. Ladies’ and Gents' Tallnring, Having secured the services of an ex pert Tailor from New York, I am now prepared to cut and make^Suits for Ladies ana Gentlemen in the very latest styles. LADIES’ TAILORING A SPECIALTY. A full line of samples of the newest fabrics always on hanu. Have your clothing made in your own town where you can be sure of a (it. All workjguaranteed. Give me a trial Clothing altered and remodeled. V. H. Robinson. Upstairs over Settleniyer building W« do not do all kinds of prlnttoig— wo do tho GOOD kind. fr-y . 3 (4 1 1 k&p LZHil “Its Up To You” NOW TO GET YOUR SUMMER STRAW. We have some of the swellest shapes you’ll find in a long day’s walk awaiting your view, selection and inevitible purchase after you have once laid your eyes on these par ticular hats. Nothing common about any one of them—lots that’s distinctive about each separate style. Get The Habit—Go To NELSON, The Star Clothier Opposite Postoffice. TTire! Heal tli! J-gife! JONES J. DARBY. INSURANCE. Accident! $5*uret;y lionet**! For Yiclor Records f Needles and Talking Ma chines, call and see me. I am the regular agent for them in the town and county. I can supply you with just what you need and also fine Clocks and the best Sewing Machines you ever saw. Limestone Street. W. J. Mancss's Big Store. ..