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s ^ THE LARGEST CIRCULATION of Any New*paper In th* Fifth Congressional District of 8. C. EVERY ONE PAID IN ADVANCE THE LEDGER. SEMI-WEEKLY--PUBLISHED TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. Pages 1 to 8. • A Newspaper In All that the Word iplies and Devotdd to the Best Interest of the People of Cherokee County, « ESTABLISHED FEB. 16, 1894. GAFFNEY, 8- C., FRIDAY. MAY 18, 1906. $1.00 A YEAR. FHROUGHOUT THE PALMETTO STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST OF PASSING EVENTS IN SOUTH CAROLINA. Happenings All Over the State Taken from Oup Exchanges and Teraely Told to Ledger Readers. The general assembly of the South ern Presbyterian church meets in Greenville today. It opens with a ser mon by the retiring moderator, Rev. J. T. Plunkett, of Augusta, Ga. Levell D. Walker, a young white farmer of the Poplar Springs section of Laurens county, who killed John P. Smith, his neighbor, last September, was convicted of manslaughter. No tice of motion for a new trial was given. Rev. W. L. Pressley. D. D.. the ven erable president of the Theological Seminary at Rue West, lies critically ill at bis residence in Due West. He suffered a severe stroke of paralysis and has been in a serious condition ever since. Th<-> attorneys of Thrailkill, the Saluda county convict, are still try ing to convince Governor Heyward that the countv poor house is a part of the public works of the county and therefore a proper and legal place of imprisonment for a man convicted of manslaughter. Bank Examiner Lee G. Holleman announces the appointrdent of Mr. B. J. Rhame, of Sumter, as assistant State bank examiner. The appoint ment is made under the recent act. Mr. Rhame has a fine bartk record. For sixteen years he was conected with the Bank of Sumter and volun tarily resigned. He is regarded as a thoroughly competent and first class man. • Columbia is rapidly filling up with veterans for the annual reunion which was formally opened in the big reunion tent on the grounds Wednesday night. The tented city on capito] grounds is full, as are thj streets. The crowds are exceeding all expectations and it is evident that this will bp the biggest and best re union yet. The old veterans are be ing freely fed from a big dining hall in a vacant store on Main street and this, with the one cent a mile rail road fare, has flooded the town. W. W. Hughes, treasurer of the Union building and loan association, who was found to be short in his ac counts to the amount of several thous and dollars some days ago, has gone to New York to secure a position, ac cording to reports from Union, though his friends sav he will return to Un ion if he is ever wanted. It is not thought that criminal prosecutions will result, for it is reported that the stockholders of the building and loan association are close personal Mends of Hughes who regret more <ne lost confidence in Hughes than they do the loss of their money. The Democratic State! convention, met in Columbia Wednesday and was organized by the election of J. Wil liam Thurmond, of Edgefield, as per manent president. Other than adopt ing a platform and mapping out the rules and regulations for the conduct of the approaching primary election, the convention had little to do be sides routine work. The platform adopted inveighs against trusts and favors tariff revision. Contrary to expectation, there was no effort to put the convention on record as for or against th* State dispensary, there a^iarenUy beihg a desire to let the question b© fought out in each coun- t”. The only resolutions providing to nave the question voted on in ev ery county was rejected. Among tlhe most honored of the manv distinguished divines at the meeting in Greenvillp of the Presby terian general assembly, will be the Rev. Augustus Johnston, of Texas, who has spent seventy-one of his ninety-seven years in the Presbyter rian ministry. With his wife, who is nearly as old as himself, the vener able Mr. Johnston reached Greenville Thursday. Though he lacks only three years of a full five score. Mr. Johnston is hale and vigorous of body and mind, and his affectionate inter est in all the activities of his church is shown bv his regular attendance at the annual assemblies, often ne cessitating, as this year, journeys of more than a thousand miles. H AZZARD-HARMON. A Pretty Hom e Wedding Wednesday Evening. The home of Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Burgess, Vernon street, was the scene of one of the prettiest home weddings that has taken place i Q Gaffney for some time, the interest ed 'parties being Mr. Thomas Haz- zard, of Greensboro, N. C., and Miss Effle Harmon, of this city. Miss Harmon is the daughter of Mrs. M. J. Harmon and a sister of Mrs. Bur gess. The invited guests assembled ati G:30. The parlor was attractively arranged and appropriately decorat ed. the special feature being an ever green arch, under which the couple stood while the words of the preacher that made them husband and wife were being spoken. Tiny candles were distributed about the arch and the light therefrom threw a mellow glow upon the bridal party. At 7 o’clock little Misses Eliza Gaines and Willie DeCamp, arrayed in white net over pink silk, acting as ribbon girls, entered, unrolling a bolt of white satin ribbon, the ends of which were fastened to the door jam and walking down to the archw'ay formed a passage way for the bridal narty. Then came little Miss Blanche I Turner, daintily dressed in white, with her golden curls hanging down her back and in her hand a tiny box in which was the golden band that I will henceforth be the bride’s token of love and fidelity. Then came Revs. R. T. Liston and : G. P. Hamrick, arm in arm. Then | followed the groom, with his best/ iman, Mr. Joseph Robinson, and then the bride and bridesmaid. Miss Daisy Harmon. It did not take Dr. Liston long to sav the ceremony. Invoca tion was offered by Mr. Hamrick, af ter which Mr. Liston pronounced them husband and wife. The bridal narty filed out in reverse order in which they entered, except that the bride and groom and th© bridesmaid and best man were together. Con gratulations were extended in the hall way. After s veral minutes of pleasantries refreshments were serv ed. The bride was becomingly attired in a. white silk gown; wore a bridal veil and carried a boquet of maiden hair ferns and bride’s roses. The groom wore the conventional black. Both were good to look upon and their happy countenances but mir- rowed the deeper re^sses of their inermost souls. The house was fille 1 1o overflowing and the assembled guests were in a merrv mood. It was Indeed a pret ty wedding. Several of the invited guests were from abroad. The newlv wedded couple left on the Southern’s northbound No. 40 for the north. Af ter a trip to Philadelphia they will return to Greensboro, which city will b© their future home. Winthrop Commencement, Invitations to the commcfncement • exercises of Winthrop College have 'been received in this city. Com mencement at Winthrop, always a brilliant event, bids fair to eclipse all former efforts on the occasion of the exercises of 190C. An event of quite a little importance will be the dedica tion of the library presented to the , ce'iege by Andrew Carnegie. Thn invitation reads as follows. The Faculty and Graduating Class of Winthrop Normal and Industrial College request the honour of your presence . at their Commencement Exerciser June third, fourth and fifth nineteen hunrded and six Rock Hill, South Carolina. k NEWSY LETTER FROM WILMNSVILLE. MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE OF LOWER CHEROKEE. Personal Paragraphs Concerning Pop ular Paopla and Short Items of that Section. iWilkin^ville, May 15.—Your cor respondent is just now recovering from a severe spell of sickness and has nothing of any special interest to write about. Tho principal topic among the farmers is the last week’s frost and its effects on cotton future^. It’s very interesting to listen to these dis courses. The cotton problem has been so completely solved that the ploy boy can tell as well as any man what the staple will bring in market on anv particular day next winter. The different States and parts of States effected by frost, storms and other disasters can be named with their percentages of losses, as well as their correlative advantages given over other sections in the cotton mar kets of the world. Wonderful advancement has been made in this particular if all spoken. when he said at Cowpens battle- ^"ound several years ago, that there were more Revolutionary bat file- fields in his congressional district (tb > 'ith S. *C.) than in all the New {England States put together. He now has a bill before congress asking for a $25,000 appropriation to build a monument at Cowpens battle- "-ound and w© hope to see it suc ceed. Mr. Finley will push it with an energy characteristic of the man he is. This as a great nation. Its wealth and resources are almost be yond computation and it behooves it 'to mark with suitable monuments the places where its greatness was achieved. Mr. and Mrs. Whit Mitchell’s dead- SHORT NEWS ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST, EVENTS IN GAFFNEY AND CHER- OKIE Recent Happening* In and Around tho City and Other Event* Gather ed Ipy th* Local News Editor. The weather man is smiling today born infant was buried at Salem yes-' an( i re ports fair weather terday. Mr. T. B. McCulloch and Vassey attended the fu- The local cotton market yesterday was 11.40. with practically none of- Teal preached at Ah- fered for sale. Mrs. Ora neral. Rev. C. M ingdon Creek church last Sabbath. Those people who finished chopping! , out cotton first are not always the this city will attend the great celebra- ^ tion in the next few days in Char- It is probable that a number from old son of Rev. and Mrs. E. G. Ross, of this city, was gently wafted to another and better land. The bereav ed parents have the sympathy of this entire community in thefr bereave ment. The funeral services were con ducted Wednesday afternoon at Oak land cemetery, Rev. G. P. Hamrick conducting th fi last services. The tennis court at the Irene Park which has been in course of con struction for some time, has been completed. It Is unquestionably one of the best courts in the State. It is situated abov H the lake on a bill, and is entirely surrounded by a net ting #f wire, with the surface of the court as smooth and as hard as It Is possible to have it. All these quali ties combine to make it a tennis court tho like of which is seldom seen. Man - of the tennis players in the city have already played on it and they an- all agreed upon its excellency. last to finish picking. brose A. Lee. Edward Morgan Leech, Joseph W. Leech, James Leech. Wil liam McKown, Dr. J. F. McCluney, The home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Haas w’as saddened this week by the Gaffney was t/be scene of another runaway on Tuesday evening. In view of the fact that about half a doz en runaways have preceeded this one, the fact is rather unusual not to say alarming. While Misses Edith Fort and Eunice Johnson were driv ing near the Irene Park, their animal which had been proving fractious during the drive, suddenh' became frightened and began running, throw ing both young ladies out and injur ing both more or less. Help soon ar rived and medical aid accorded the injured ladies. Both Were consider ably shaken. Mrs. J. V. Whalchel has the largest lotte. cabbage in her garden we havr. seen I Ther© will be preaching at Dray- this season. {tonville church Saturday at 2 P. M. About thirty feet °t the Tnomson iBaptiz j iiK Sunday morning at 10 mill dam was torn out by the r ^ n I o’clock and preaching at 11. The pub- Thickety creek last week. I will m Js cor( jj a ]j v invited to he present, some days before it can he repaired j and in the mean time Mr. C. F. Inman Thp, many friends of Mr. Crate Pat- will take care of the bread hunters, terson, a prominent resident of the Mr. D. C. Painter says the reason R r0 ad river section of the county, the boys failed so often to catch that W jn re gret very much to learn that fox« down in the fork of Paoolet and jg jji Broad rivers, is because they keen; too much fuss hollering at. the dogs. I Cherokee is represented in the {‘Tr “ a11 “TT 11 ’ We wouldn’t he surprised if Drate State Democratic convention in Co- ininted and wiitten reports are taken L right. i lumbia by the following delegates: as J? orre . . « _ ~ . . I Mr “Bridge” McCulloch savs he Messrs. T. B. Butler, W. S. Hall. F. C. There is a great deal of sickness in • ‘ a v t r ntto nnu our community just at this time. But! Y nt « s f-? rt Cr ° P of ca " dI ? a , tes A " n r Xt N "° 0d ’ J> C ' ° ttS an 1 nothing dangerous that w e know of. « eld tflls summer that 5a Au ' R G ’ ClarJ - Mrs. Boyd Orr died 1 -'st Friday and L'f ^a” Ket ^tiong them with anj ^ announe0ment ig madft that; was buried at Gilead on Saturday, hofe and " eetl th °| Childrens’ Day will be observed by The Ladles’ Memorial Association ' stana . f ' Dr th- Limestone Presbyterian church met at Salem last Saturday and deco-^ « ^ f n Sunday school the first Sabbath in rated the Knaves of the Confederate ! ^ k nn ;a™ a f n " n ^V Xn ThrLed- -June. An elaborate program will be soldiers buried there. The following were not disappointed when I he ^ . Presented is the list, of Confederates buried K® r cam e out last Friday, unless it Presented. ti-ere: James Bankhead, James Bran- !wa , s ^ h5s not cla e imln £ il bo f a Camp Jefferies. U. C. V., of Chero- non, Wilson Brown, Jackson Cowley, sen t °" i’nancisco tor coun ^y j s we jj represented at James A. Donald, Jefferson Estes, f,;. 0 ... the reunion in Columbia. Miss Mclver Estes, Charley Foster, Samu- ! „ * r ' Claude Davis and Miss . p U ell a Littlejohn is sponsor for the el Harrell, Charley Lancaster Am- Poole were married week ore las • , cam p an( j ^j ss R av Macomson maid Our best wishes attend the happy f h r couple in their pathway through life. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ We regreted our inability to attend John w! Mitchell** Emsley * * Osmont’ J th e picnic at Miss Clara Flemming’s John Owens, J. Matt Smarr, Joseph scbo °l Tuesday. We don t know o a jeath of an infant child. The death M. Smith, Sig Smith, “Mack” Smith. I coinmun ^J r more interested in the was sudden, the result, of an attack John W. Smith, Milton Watson, Hen- caus e of education than that she has 0 f whooping cough. The burial took r v Wllkerson-—a/total of twenty-six.' been s ervln « 80 faithfully and accept- ( p i ace at Providence church. la’ll” for three years. Bright angels looking from the skies,. To b© too unwell to attend the Ira Paris, who lives on Win. R. Behold no holier spot of ground i Confederate reunion at Columbia Lipscomb’s place, is very sick at his Than where such knightlv valor lies, .this week is a ereat disappointment, home. Mr. Paris is in destitute cir- By woman’s love and beauty; t 0 your correspondent, who has been; cumstances and friends of his are crowned. I looking forward to it with a great raisin 0 ’’ a fund for his relief. Mr. W\ Mr. Kay Littlejohn is lying very deal of interest, low at the home of his parents. Mr. That heaven’s richest benedictions and Mrs. T. M. Littlejohn, at Star will attend all the exercises, the vet- tions Farm. He has been sick for a long erans. the visitors and especially the shinned a coon at ^ Institution of which he is pre- timo. citizenship of Columbia, who have ur. ». n. auntr nas snipped a coop D Willin-ham will d© Air W G Fowler Is not e-ettlmr done much for the veterans is the of a doze n fine chickens to his wife „ IU \, r ’ ’ , " imn^nam w111 ae- ivir. w. fowier is nor getting none so mucn ror uie veterans, i s me erown Hver the baccalaureate sermon who can’t be there. ? n J™ ; orK A._. nas . .^"" sundav Atev 27th Of nr t A negro trainman narrowly escap ed death in the Gaffney yards near noon on Tuesday. As it* Vas. he suf fered a fall which, though* it will not prove fatal, seemed to have been dangerous enough to have caused death. From what could be learned it seems that he was an employee of the Southern and had missed his train in Charlotte, so got aboard No. 37, the fast vestibule train from the north, in an effort to overtake and regain his train. While passing Gaff ney he attempted t© alight and join his train which was in a siding here, with the above mentioned result'. The rate of speed of the train was not great which probably accounts for the escape of the man. He was unconscious for som© time. He gives it. as his opinion that his foot must have struck a rock while he was in the act of leaping from it. _ > LAST DAYS AT LIMESTONE. Commencement to be Highly Honor ed With Speaker.*. Dr. Lee Davis l^odge was seen and interviewed at Limestone College C. Weathers has the petition and ye Sterdav af t er noo n by a Ledger re- would be Pleased to receive dona- to whom he talkei , delight . fully of the coming commencement He is still con-1 wish of one J. L. S. ing in New York, Mr. Suber pro ceeds to remedy the defect from Gaffney. along so very well- fined to his bed. • • I Mr. W. R. Walker has two veritable! cowboys looking after his cattle on his Sunlnyside farm. They were j trained on the western prairies and i know their business. Mr. Walker is on of the most enterprising men we know of ami his cattle are a sight | worth travelling manv miles to see. qS' 1 SUpp ° Se 11 has an equal !n | excuse for anyone having catarrh, removed from Oklahoma. Mrs. Gray v Tl . Ti ®' . now that Hyomei is so widely known now in the citv the guests of rel- Mr. Jimmie Strain killed a coach-1„„„ ' T h e worst atives, but will join her husband at KO EXCUSE FOB CATARRH Worst Cases Quickly Cured by Breath ing Hyomei. Guaranteed by Gaffney Drug Co. on hungry for South Carolina chickens ® unda5r ’ 27th. Of Dr. James and as the same was not forth com- Howard Gore, who will deliver an ad- There is really not the slightest Ga. Mr. Gray and family dress commencement evening. Wed nesday, May 30th, Dr. Lodge was very enthusiastic in his praises. Dr. ;Gore is well known indeed in South- Mr. Clarence Gray, formerly of ern educational circles. He is head Gaffney, and very popular In the city, professor in mathematics at George has accepted a position in Cordelia. Washington University. Washington. whip snake Tuesday morning about seven feet long. People are thinning out cotton. Most of them have good stands. We ! and so easily obtained. jcases of satarrh are quickly cured, bis new post in the near future. simply by breathing through th© pocket the remedy, inhaler that The intelligenece that Rev recently D. C. He is distinguished as an edu cator anil is well known as an author, having published ra-ny volumes on educational subject#. Among other things, Dr. Gore is a noted traveller. He has represented the United States Hr. as commissioner general at the In- Fortunate Missourians. “When I was a druggist, at Livo nia. Mo.," writes T. J. Dwyer, now of Graysvllle, too., "three of my custo mers were permanently cured of con sumption by Dr. King’s New Dis covery, and are well and strong today. One was trying to sell Ids property and move to Arizona, but after using New Discovery a short time he found It unnecessary to do so. I regard Dr. King’s New Discover^’ as the most wonderful medicine in existence.” Surest Cough and Cold cure and Throat and Lung healer. Guaranteed by Druggist. GOc and $1. Trial bottle free. Cherokee Drug Co. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablet*. Druggists refund money if It falls to cure. B. W. GROVE'S sig nature is on each box. 26a. Co. Clemson Commencement. Invitations have been received in this citv to the commencement exer cises of Clemson College. Clemson has many friends in Gaffnev who will he interested In this commencement. The invitation is as follows: The Faculty and Senior Class of The Clemson Agricultural College request the honour of your presence at the Tenth Annual Commencement June tenth to twelfth nineteen hundred and six Memorial Hall. T 0 Increase the Dividend. The regular monthly meeting of the board of directors of the National* Bank of Gaffnev was held Wednes day afternoon at 3 o’clock. The af fairs of the bank were found to b© In excellent condition. It was decided that hereafter the bank should pay a ten per cent, dividend annually, in stead of an eight per cent, dividend, as heretofore. ...... . .comes with every outfit. Malter L. Lingle, of Rock Hill, Is to ternat { onal Exposition Antwerp. Ams- don t think a very great amount Used in this wav for a few minutes tbe baccalaureate sermon at terdam. Brussels and St. I/mis. He o it was si led >y ha cold snap of f our times a day, every particle of air ^be Presbyterian College for women wa3 juror in Chief representing the a 3?®^ a *°’ .. .. q . that reaches the nose, throat and L? Go umb a ’ wil I be of interest to United States at Paris Exposition AMieat is looking well. So are oats. i ungg is i aden with germ-killing and Gaffney and vicinty. as this brilliant 1900 and has received for his numer- CS w V i e / a ] sowing. health-giving Hyomei. ; Presbyterian divine is well knbwn ous p U bH c services the declaration of e have heard a good deal lately gale the 0 i d .f as iii 0ned s tom- ib/^ighout South Carolina as an able ^nor f rom Belgium. Bulgaria. Hol- a tout the men who probably will lie ach remed i es f or catan-h ij a8 ij een re . minister and cultured gentleman. i and France. Stam.and Sweeden. His andothe? counties. £^^6° word duc , ed *> a! most nothing since the in- j. D. Jones left yesterday for ^’bjcciwill he “Our duty to our old- 1s said about measures thev ar© ex- r roduC , t 11 on P* Hy °^ e * +^ a , ffney , Dldlg Greenville, where he goes to meet his or 8eb ; pected to contend for in that bodv ' C u °/ wiH y0l L that their Bales 0,1 brother. Wm. M. Jones, of Uvalde farming personality combined It seems that the average voter this ouUjf - d ate line have fallen off county. Texas, who is attending * i,h r , ar * « rac ® 38 a 8Deakp r. make thinks only of putting his favorite a , 1 least ^oUhirds in the last few igeneral ass embl v of the Presbyterian G of * he best Platform orators in candidate in office and cares as little p ear8, while the demand for Hyomei church, which is now in session in , the J . outh and tbe co ] ,p ^ e authorities about what, he does or doesn’t do as , has lncrea8ed a8 « 8 curative powers Greenville. Mr. Jones left this sec- censider themselves fortunate in se if U I - Pf 1 a became more widely known. t{on oV(>r thii-tv vem-s •*© He win curin'” him. Another commencement him. This state of^ things"must he! The complete outfit, consisting of spend next week i n the citv with Mr. s I >paker win bp Dr - Gordon B. Moore, ,f v . tvT 'i a neat pocket inhaler, a medicine j n Jones nrofessor in philonsy in South Caro- ^ ,o wh»"i? ' iro P‘’ cr ' a " d * "° ttle o’ Hyomei,! llna University, who will addrees ft. g to h • cos t g on j y one d oilar, while exi’ j Cupid was enabled to get in good Cooper Literary Society on May 2tith. The making and enforcing of law's is a business transaction rather than th© discharge of petty social funct- bottle can be obtained for 50 cents, work across the Broad this week Hr. Moore is too well known as an making Hyomei the most economical, whe Mr. Fletcher Davis, of Shelby, educator and speaker to require any ns Now 1« tho f«? C .tl.nl to! 38 wel1 &8 ht « rao3t reliable methyl N. C., and Miss Isla Huffstetler, of thing other than the announcement r;hinkinJ .^ tl “L; 0, ;^ P lP.lf!for curing catarrh .Bessemer City. N. C,. were married that he is to appear as an orator. Gaffney Drug Co. positively guar- by Justice B. J. Gold in his office at he thinking about, what they want and what they don’t want, so as to give their would-be representatives antees a cure when Hyomei is used ’Blacksburg. Toe couple left for A physician’s remedy for burns is an onnortnnltv Of iranwW wW l,' ln accordance with directions, or they Carolina immediately after the cere- mad e from equal uarts of linseed oil an opportunity Ol Knowing wnat lS;_. n , 'ruM in nnH lima water This mlYtnro ahyy.il/* A Mountain of Gold could not bring as much happiness to Mrs. Lucia Wilke, of Caroline, Wis., as did one 25c box of Bucklen’s Ar- ntea Salve, when It completely cured a running sore on her leg. which had tortued her 23 years. Greatest anti septic healer of Piles, Wounds and Sores. 25c at Cherokee” Drug Co., Drug Store. Even Hie lines of the poor poet .are likely to be cast in pleasant places— when he goes fishing. Have you weakness of any kind— stomach, back, or anv organs of the body? Don’t dope yourself with ordi nary medicine. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is the supreme curativ© power. 33 cen;s. Tea or Tablets. Gaffney Drug Co. —If you need a Truss, call on us; we will guarantee to fit you up prop erly. Geffney Drug Co. expected of them as such when they get to Columbia next winter. We need a marriage license law, or will refund the purchase price. Postmaster Robbed. G. W. Fouts, Postmaster at River- tnony. Thdy will their future home. make this State and lime water. This mixture should l a i\v?— h© in one’s medicine chest. Nothing disturbed the calm of the The woman who is not' busy is so r.,r. n e i /yw hatmIn °5 8 fr010 ton. la., nearly lost his life and was mayor’s court Wednesday morning, rare that she ought to b© labeled and i™!v/y and K « ng marr, f d - robbed of all comfort, according to although two small negroes, one a exhibited in a museum as an obsolete mud impose both fine and imprls- letter, which savs: “For 25 years K lrl the other a boy. were arrainged specimen of the daughters of Eve. ? ©ral 0 " ffl a ^ “i nl8t * r ’ ma « i8trate ,l had chronic liver complaint, which Tuesday morning, charged with dis- vwq I „ officlal w no pronounces the led ^ guch a gevere cage of jaundice orderly conduct which it developed We have many friends who are marriage ceremony without the writ- that eVen mv fl ngerB turned yellow; when details were sought, consisted more beautiful and gifted, hut. there en consent or the parents or guard!- mv doc t or prescribed Electric ln throwing rocks. A fine of one dol- 1 t’'' 1 on© of them .whose companion- an or such minprs. There will he no Bitters, which cured me and have lar each was imposed to impress up- ship w© enjoy better than that of the cnance ror suen a law to become a k e p * m© well for eleven years.” Sure on them the awful error it is to toss ©lain faced man or woman who never makes a witty or profound remark, but whose siqiple quality of human Ma u th V ° n * 16 8 * atu ^ e cure for BlliousneHR. Neuralgia, Weak-j missiles on the streets of the city, w v ou u . ness and all Stomach. Liver, Kidney; we nave read with much pleasure and Bladder derangements. A won-! A n event attracting quite a good goodness makes uo every other defi the speech of Hon E. Y Webb, of der f U ] Tonic. At Cherokee Drug Co., deal of attention occurred at the depot clency. /Sorth Larolina. delivered in the i) rug store. 50 cents. ; Wednesday morning when the vet- house of representativeo at Washing- erns from Cherokee county left Death* from Appendicitis tOT hni n lo® d . ,h , ln8,ant ’ ,n "uppoft of Many a charitable woman allows to attend the great gathering of old decrease In the same ratio that the ton nVrt carrying an appropriation of i, or husband to have his own wav. Confederate veterans in Columbia, use of Dr. King’s New Life Pills in- vTl! 0 ? m0nU /,'l Thev were accompanied by their creases. Thev save you from danger ment on Kings Mountain batleground a GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILE8 banners and sponsors and maids of and bring quick and painless release coinoiemor ate the great victory Itching. Blind, Bleeding. Protruding honor. The countenance of ©ach of from constipation and the His growing gained Topr e by the American patri- Pile*. Druggists are authorized to re the grand old men was beaming with out of it. Strength and vigor always 2.? ov ®?’te 0 ® HHGsn forces on October fund modey If PAZO OINTMENT the anticipated pleasure of seeing so follow their use. Guaranteed by Cher- mari” old and dea* friends not seen j okee Drug Co., Druggists. 23c. Try since the great struggle of '65 ended- them. 7th. 1780. W e trust it will not be long falls to cur* In 6 to 14 days. 60c. before both Kings Mountain and Cow- pens battl© fields are marked with Have vou pains in the hack, inflam- suitable monuments to perpetuate the mation of any kind, rheumatism, faint- 1 A peculiarly sad death occurred —It is very important that Trusses memory of their Importance in the ing spells, indigestion or constipation, in the citv Wednesday morning when be properly adjusted and fitted, oth- achlervemenl of American independ-; Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea makes Just as the early hours of Wednes- erwise thev are uncomfortable and, enoe. Oongreseman you well, keens you well 35 cents. Finley was righti I Gaffnev Drug Co. day wer© being ushered in. the soul besides, do very little good, of little Lloyd Ross, the six-weeks- Drug Co. i Gaffney