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GAFFNEY, S. C., FRIDAY, MAY 25. 1906.
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THE FUNERAL OF
D, BAXTER WOOD.
DEATH OF MISS MONTGOMERY.
LARGE
Former Student of Limestone College
Died at Her Home in Spartanburg.
Gaffney was shocked Wednesday
| morning to learn of the death of Miss
Marie Montgomery, eflitest daughter
iof Mr. Victor M. Montgomery, of
SHORT NEWS ITEMS
OF LOCAL INTEREST.
RITES.
OK.IE
CROWD ATTENDS LAST Spartanburg. The sad death occur-, EVENTS IN GAFFNEY AND CHER
j red Wednesday morning at the home
of her father In Spartanburg and was
the, result of an overdose of lauda-
; num taken through mistake. Miss
People From all Sections of the Coun-j Montgomery was very popular and
Prof. Blakp and Shocklev will repre- ft Mf *P V ! ^TTCD
h rtCii M u i ir.n
FRi'M WILKINSViLLE,
sent Spartanburg as teacher. Chero
I kee county teacher are yet to be se-
: lected.
try in Attendance—Ravenna Cor
respondent Writes of Funeral.
Ravenna, May 22.—Your corres
pondent attended religious worship
at the Pacolet Baptist' church last
Sabbath, hearing a good sermon by
Rev. Jeff Davis, of Greenville. His
text was Joan 3:16 After tbe ser
vice we were" informed that the
Methodist cbunh in which Mr.
Wood's funeral was U<-ing preached,
was entirely filled and even standing
Recent Happenings In and Around
tho City and Other Events Gather
ed by the Local Newa Editor.
Partly
Weather report for today:
cloudy.
her sudden death camp as a great i
shock to her family, and to the en-|
tire citv of Snartanburg. Therp has
hfeen no recent death in Spartanburg
Aiat is felt so keenly as this and ex
pressions and messages of sympathy
pour in from all sides to the bereav-!
ed family. I Cotton sold on the Gaffney market
Miss Montgomery was in her usu- yesterday for 11:35.
al health on Tuesday and retired
Tuesday evening as usual. Upon
members of the family going to her
room Wednesday she was found in
an unconscious condition. Medical
skill was soon secured but it was of; Mr. Solomon Stroup, of Mercer,
A n event in educational circles of'
the city will bp on Friday evening
June 1st, when Dr Davis, a brilliant
i and learned divine from Greenville
addresses th P graduating <f]ass of the
public schools in thp Star Theatre.
The officials are fortunate in secur
ing Dr. Davis to make the address.
A house was destroyed by fire on
the Pacolet road about three miles
from this city the fir?t of this week.
Th housp was Inten led for a resi
dence and was not completed. The
burning of the building is quite a mys
tery as to the origin, although it must
hav^-been the work of a fire hug. It
was totally destroyed.
seems, and they generally command
good prices.
Mr. William G. Fowler is no better,
hut it seems is growing weaker ev
erv day. We are sorry to not*? this
fact but trust a change for the bet-
ter will soon take place.
We are having dry weather just at
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE OF this time. A good rain would do
much good to the growing crops.
Oats especially are bein'” cut short on
account of tbe drought.
Chopping out cotton is now lately
LOWER CHEROKEE.
Personal Paragraph Concerning Pop
ular People and Short Stems of
that Section.
J. S. Haggins, who has been very
sick and confined to his bed for tlv?
last ten days, is now able to he out
on the streets again.
room was not attainable, so we went
over with Mr. T. C. Brown and took,no avail. Miss Montgomery was well died at his home Monday and was
dinner with he and Mrs. Brown. who;known and was very popular in Gaff-; buried the following day in the
most kindly entertained us. At 1:30 ney. She was a graduate of Lime- family buryingground.
we went over to the Presbyterian stone College, where she numbered:
cemetery andvsaw the interment of her friends by the score who arej Mr. Elmorp LeMaster has purchas-
the sad rites of Mr. D. Baxter Wood
lowered to their last resting place.
colorejd Normal, Industrial, A {.-icul-j
thrown in deepest sorrow by her:ed a house and lot on Fredeifick street
death. Her death at this time is par-!owned by Mr. A. N. Wood. Mr. C.
Mr. Wood was oulv in his" thirty-! ticularly sad. as within the last year H. Robbins is the present occupant, j tuml and Mechanical College of
ninth year when he passed away last'there has been three deaths in the,
Friday night at 11 o’clock. Mr. Wood immediate family circle. Mrs. Hor-; n • g ’ r , w l hae ? n . en
merchant and ace L. Bomar, a daughter of Mr. gage d witn th e Gaffney Manufactur-
tv work of farm hands.
Much of thp cotton packed in bales
is spoiling and we learn that some
•'arties on Pea Ridge have had to
i repack some after taking out a quan
Wilkirisville, May 26—We closed tity of damaged lint. Farmers are
our last letter with a promise to sav a b ar «i to get the worth
. of their labor. They have been hold
something more U,out the Wilkins- ing ( ma n v of them^for better prices
villa school which closed its session hut the prospect is not favorable for
Commencement at Limestone Col j on Tuesday of last week. It’s always it just now, after, deducting tho
lege opened Wednesday evening by a'a pleasure for us to note the success losses many of them will sustain from
reciial in music by the graduates in I of our neighbors and our neighbors’ 1 Gie heating or rotting process now
music ihis year. The talent at the children when we can do so without soing on.
college is of a high order and the J prejudice to others. ! Th e late cold snap did considerable
young ladies acquitted themselves The three medai's offered a year ( l ama 8 e to the cherrv crop. Much of
ago by Mr. W. S. Wilkerson, to be the fruit has fallen off the trees,
awarded to thp three pupils making correspondent is slowly recov-
the highest grades in studies, de
portment ami attendence were
awarded to the pupils who made the
In some places we leam that the
and instructors with great credit 1 .
: Commencement season will he on with
a rush in a few davs an 1 the city is
already beginning to fill with visitors.
ering from a sick snell. He hopes to
■ e he able this week to tj^kp the road
Thos. E. Miller, president of the! 4 .. ... . ..
1 ‘following averages, to-wit:
was a successful merchant and ace L. Bomar, a daughter of .Mr. ”, ’ ;
farmer of I'aeoM ami by u>e way Montnomerv and a Mater lo *■«• £» ^2!“’
Ills friends attended the burial show- f.firle Montgomery, died nearly a -y t0 ; f o ' 1 . u> take cllai -
ed he hid friends hv the score. Quite j-ear ago. and a short while ago Mrs.! e p c er room there,
a large crowd of Mr. Wood’s friends l Victor M. Montgomery, the young j An j n f ant daughter of Mr. A. B.
from here attended the burial, which ladies mother, passed away. 'Wheat died at the home of Mr. Jno.
was the largest one we had seen at The funeral services were held at, s T)( , ncP1 . j n t hj s c j 1v last Saturday and
a cemetery in quite a while. One the Montgomery home yesterday was buried Sunday in Oakland ceme-
| South Carolina. Orangeburg, will de
liver the address at the close of the
colored public schools of the city. He|
is well known as a speaker and the
advancement of higher education of
his race. The address will he de
livered on Thursday evening. May
31st.
striking incident about the burial,
was the large crowd of colored peo
ple. most of whom were Mr. Wood’s
tenants. We extend our heartfelt
symnathy to the bereaved ones who
are now bowed down with grief.
Folowing were the active pall-bear-
ears: Messrs. Steady Lipscomb, M.
W Brown, George Kirby, M. A. Lit
tlejohn, George W. and W. W. Wood
morning. A number from this city]t erv
were in attendance.
A death regretted by many in
AS TO THOSE HASTY ARTICLES.Cherokee county was that of Mr. Jack
Pettit which occured at Pacolet
Boston Man Expresses Opinion of Mills. He was in his fifty-first year.
Articles Published. A wife and one child survives him.
Boston, Mass., May 21, 1900. |
My Dear Mr. DeCamp:—Having, Dr - J - N - Nesbitt suffered the un
read the two letters, referring to thei noyance on ’Tuesday of having his
buggy broken by his horse attempt
in'” to run. TJie attempt was not a
success, succeeding onlv in breaking
First—Miss Ola Wilkerson 98.3. 1,,, " has a,,0,, t ruined the potato crop.
Second—Master Beattie Wilker- Gardens are generally backward. A
son p7 ^ few. however, have had white head
Taird—Miss Eula Wilkerson. 96.2. cabbage to eat from plants bought
Pev. Mr. .1 L. Oates presented the ai1 ^ 8,6 f °ut early,
medals. Special mention was made M f 8Sr8 ; and Sam Strain
Miss Lena Wilkerson, whose aver- Ment to Laffne? last Saturday on bus
ago was 9.").7: Miss Jermima. Robin- * n ^ ss ’
average,
son.
93.5; Master Will
Mr. Jack Pettit, who we reported i Hasty case, recently published in The
in our last letter as being very low, | I>edger, I feel obliged to make a few
passed away last Wednesday morn-j coments thereon.
ing and was hurled at the Thompson! When I read the first letter 1 did Oh© buggy.
graveyard near his home Thursday j not consider it worthy of notice. But -p. . . - „ . .. . 0
at noon. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. L. Pet-,™,.. , wilt Just pass a few remark,|IS?
tit, and family, relatives of the de- on it. In my opinion it emanates
from this place at the funeral
done some good work on the street
In the rear of Limestone street near
One of our neighbor’s boys, who
Poach, average, 93.5 Special mention has looking for a life partner
A mortgage was filed by the South- ' va s also made of Miss Mary Robin- f ?, r *° niP f , WaS - See , n on t ^ e
ern Railway Company in the clerk’s s on. Masters Will and Tom Mitchell ,reets of Gaffney a few days ago in
office in this county yesti^fcv in fa- ! for perfect deportment during the conioaiiy with a m uister. What s up.
vor of the Standard yIT Co., of session. < Whenever we bear of a man( and
New York, for $200,000,000. The a token of respect and affection, a orei,ner at hat) denouncing our
mortgage contains 49,500 words and Mss ( 'l‘<ia Felmming, the teacher, <)re |sn missionaries and their work
! is printed in book form, comprising was Presented with a beautiful foun- e n " he 8a ,^l a ° d
, 146 pages of solid matter, each page t^in n?n by the school. Rev. J. C. nenemvto mankind. He ought not
| being 8x10% inches, and -is therefore Counts, in behalf of th P school, made , j 1 X -e treated with contempt, but
'the largest mortgage ever filed in the Presentation in a few well chos- e
Cherokee county.
Mr. ./ohn A. McAllister, who was
| formerly a resident of Gaffney but
who has spent the last year in the school expresses my feelings too
west in an effort to regain his health, j mildly.” It’s the giver who sansti-
died at San Antonia, Texas a few 1 fles teh gift.
days ago. Mr. McAllister was well! The Ledger’s industrial issue of
known and yerv popular in Gaffney.! the 18th inst. is a very creditable
His death will come as a blow to;pie(*^ of journalistic workmanship
out of society. Foreigners
ien remarks. The gift was an agree- ™ miRS ° ver K h<5r * from heathen coun
! able surprise on the part of Miss ries a,ui ab » 8 »ng our missionaries
»si Flemming, who said: ’’To say that ^ oa r neople provokes us to say this.
R I appreciate this lovely gift from the , ? ne , thl8 cla8s , was
J" Columbia last week. He claimed
to b w a survivor of the Japanese-
Russian war—a soldier in the Jap
anese afnay—and had been badly
wounded. We’ll guarantee he never
saw Japan The Japanese people
he funeral . |from a mind so narrow and so bigot-,,. 4 j. , j . ‘ v ,
Ce Mrs 1 ' Elvira ^Fowler^ of^PaSeL! ject^to go "ba^a^ew l^nturies "and' street h h,a f been male from on, I hat man;/ friends here who were unaware j ^Tspeliks' weYffoT Ihe Tnternr'lsing Chr,8tlan re
died at her hom« Saturday and was:live in the. days when they hanged ' wa8 heretofore impassable,
buried at. Goucher Sunday morning, j witches in Massachusetts. And un- A conflagration causing quite a lit-
whero a large crowd witnessed the doubtedly those people quoted scrip- tie comment was that at Thickety
interment.
Mr. Bryant Fowler, wh(T has been
confined to nis bed for perhaps six
months, is acain able t<> sit up in a
ture to justify their acts, and flatter-1 i ast we ek when the negro Baptist
ed themselves that they were doing church was destroyed by fire. Many
that which was pleasing in the sight niaintain that the fire was of incen-
of God. When we quote Scripture it ( |eary origin.
of his illness being of such a serious j spirit of its management. Mr. De
nature. , | Camp, the editor and proprietor, is
Jan. R. Allison, a highly respect-1 “ "= consratnlate<l on ihe work he
ed citizen of Cherokee county, died: do "« l > rln f '« ? aper " D 1,8
hi« i.nm.z Poe a standard ot efficiency an
ligioi has don P for them.
Mr. Sam J. Srrain is sick today.
Amongst tliot-c mentioned w<» would
be glad to see our old comrade, Wil
liam G. Austell's, name announced
arwl . 9 auuuuilUCTJ
11 for the legislature. Mr. Austell did
. is aet
chair, much to the pleasure of his rel-jjs well to know what we are quoting.
ative's and friends. I The reference to the “lilies of the! 'Misses Carpenter, Davenport and
Mrs. Wilie Goforth, we are glad field,” etc.. Mathew 6:28 and its con- Garrett, who were considerably hurt
to say, is aide to sit «”> aryl we hopejnection with Proverbs 23:27-28 shows in a runaway last week, are rapidly
will soon he well again. |a mind either entirely ignorant of the recovering. Their many friends will
Messrs. C. C. Kirby, Tom Lock- subject upon which he is writing, or he glad to know that no injuries will
hart and Misses Edna Brown and a mind that is depraved. And pos- prove serious.
Eloise Wilkins, all of GaSney, were sihl-/ it is both.
visitors at Goucher Sunday. ; In that same book h P will find that .*’• A ‘ , ” ee ! e r has bought the
Messrs, (’ooper and Harris, of jt savs something about “doing to residence lormerly occupied by Mr.
Macedonia, were welcome visitors in others as you would have them do to '' • M. Webster. ^ Tne property is
our Sunday school Sunday. iyou.” There isn’t much chance for a
Mr Geo. E. Brown, of Jonesville,! theological discussion in those lines
spent last Suiid»v hare with his hut there is a lot of religion right ©welling,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Brown, j there.
Miss Pauline Pettit has returned! it was about as mean and unchair-
from a pleasant visit to Gaffney. table a letter as I have ever read.
very valuable and one of the most
desirable sites in the city for a
An infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Turner, of Macedonia, passed
awav a few days ago and was buried
The bereav-
Mr. M . W Brown and sister. Miss, | will simply quote Proverbs 26:3 to at ‘Macedonia cemetery. ....
Ella, spent last ™lay in Gaffney|hlm and as a law-ubidmg citizen he fl(1 familv have th sympathy of the
with their sister. Miss Edna Brown, carf read 28:9 with profit to himself. p .. rnrtim „,
Mr. L. D. Goforth, one of our popu- In regard to thf. other letter I'will ‘ y ’
lar young men. has been sick a few: answer one of the questions asked by Mr. H. D. Wheat has received his
days, but is again able to be out', we; the writer (Mr. G. A. Knigiit) and I new automobile. It is oae of the
are glad to say. t j think it will cover the ground for finest and most up-to-d'ite cars eve-
Miss Addle Brown organized her ibis “esteemed and gentlemanly” seen in the- city. It is thorough!''
Baraca class last Sunday evening friend Hasty. He askes: “Was he modern in every detail. The make is
and the following were the officers (Hasty) a wild, reckless, desperate the “White Steamer.”
elected: C. T. C.mlk. president; L fellow or did his record show a oeace-
D. Goforth. vice-president; Paul ful nature.” 1 answer: About a The large residence on Race street
Brown, treasurer, and F. K .Goforth,! week before the tragedy, a man and an<1 surrounding property, known as
secretary. It took onlv ten minutes 1 his wife stopped at that same ho- 'he Thomson property, nas been sold
to organize this class and elect its tel in Gaffney ami the lady was an- to A. Jones. The sale was made
officers, who will perhaps be men- noyed in just the same manner as the b >’ ll - G a,ta 1>a ris, the real estate
tloned again by you- correspondent.|other ladies were am! by this same n ' a,, • 'The property is one of the
There »is a good joke going the (“esteemed gentleman,” Mr. George nios ' desirable in the city,
rounds here now. and your eorres- Hasty.
at his home near Grassy Pond on I f u ] ness
Tuesday morning. He is the son ofj w Y . much to make the county of Chero-
Mr. John M. Allison, well known' ^ ^ ke« a possibility. He is a safe man
throughout the county. A bereaved now hear amongst ou nSeh and one who wil1 QOt he influenced
wife survives her husband. The a8 we ScaTreR an hrohard Lr be f” trickery and wire pull,
funeral services were conducted by Y. n \ e .. a . n 01 p aar(1 © an he j ng
Rev. S. B. Harper at Grassy Pond !^ u , nd w ^ e ^ doesn 1 1,revai1 ai<,re Capt. John T. Parker of Texas is
Wednesday. The funeral services completely ruined^ Marion's rem v ! sit1ug his old hon ‘e in this commu-
were very .impressive. |^es“aTst^esROu.,. l!™" 1
Mr. W. E. Buice, formerly superin-! know . they are all failures. som . f hi ,, . ^ ek ’ wh ere he met
tendent of th P Globe Manufacturing T1, e cool nights are decidedly h(( hadn’t seen ^fo^thi^v-fiv 68
company in this city, left Wednesday i a « al,ist cotton. Tho plan* is sickly. Q apt packer i< son of ^tr **"**■!*
for Inman where he assumes the'’The,- is not enough warm sunshine Parker.
overseership of the spinning room ofj through the day to make it look oth- if Wi|] Darin of The Lericpr nffi™
the Inman mill. Mr. Buice' is a.erwise. ^'»clw)f the cotton has been an ,i th „ l)r . M . fI OI ? cc '
thoroughly competent mill man and chopped out to a stand and some of they manage our" manuscript' 1 and
M S departure will n.eau a distinct it has not its first olowiu* make ns misspell worts Im esjec
. — , tlotl t remember ever hearins s t iallv proper names, thev will ' an
His many friends regret ni,, ch complaint about garden seeds themselves into trouble g
loss in the manufacturing circles of
the city.
to see him leave Gaffney.
SPRING CATARRH
;not coming up. Surely
One good
The Gaffney Drug Co. Sen HYomei children.
Under Guarantee of Cur*
The changeable we-ither of Sprin
L directly responsible for the preva-! ® al,1,at h school.
.. . . Irely tb e market iaj v has a crow to pick with them
is stocked with a spurious ar iele of f or ohanirim” h foiv,;!* tfle “
seed. Several have planted over, to make i 80 SS
, Bean seeds appear to he unusuall” torious negro who lived in ^Ihis
I Mr aL 1 M^s" V a A 8 ‘ Post er and Community ' told her the fault
i iii. ctiiu .y*io. iv. rosiei, jinn ,
nei! children, of Hickory Grove, visited written it so as to mfsl!” 1 ^ 1 t^ Ve
Mr. and Mrs. S. F Estes Saturday. Bo^s look ouU Wh^’^get our
in „ Mr. Poster is suneMntendent of the typewriter and learn how to use it wl
will see iiiat th»> mistake doesn't oc-
pondent has been asked to tell it to
The Ledger readers. One of
The reason that a tragedy was
Miss Eva Sams, who is instructor at
the Univers iQ' for Women, situated
Ihe Ledger readers. One of our averted i„ that case is that the par- " ^ ^ r i, a V i th .
popular young ladies (whose name lies refered to were oblige.! to leave ',, , .^ N ‘ ha8 .f 1 fV V Q d 1,1 , th0
we wlthold). wished to send a letterion the night train. Hud they stayed 3 " mn,e . r ' •' is8 ^ a ; lls ,s a
t- her sweetheart, but not having the over night, it is possible that this ‘X,, ° Iar . e l t . alen t a,, d has ac-
•exact change, carried two eggs to I sam P “gentleman” would have re
quired a remarkable reputation by
the mail carrier, asking him if the|celved proper chastisement or anoth- ner K ‘ eat innsic
eggs would not carr - the letter to its er northern man would have been John Charles McNeill the bril'iant
deatlnaUon. ,, ^ shot in “self-defense.” I will also and versatile poet of the Charlotte
We have just had aHine rain which j quote from th« Columbia Stut P which Observer. i.s covering the Wake Forest
will sto/ far.n work for several days. 1 savs,~ 'He (Hasty) is a cotton mill commencement exercises. The fact
Th» rain was almost a cloudburstamerative. 11 i* and the whole that Mr. McNeill has the assignment
here, which wasned fields broke family appear to he people of not a insures the proceedings receiving an
ditches and caused creeks to rise and; high order of mentality.” interesting and readable write-up.
overflow tneir hanks. C. | I do not think it ig necessary to go
Mr. P. H. Phillips and Miss Flor-
k'nce <>f catarrhal troubles in Gaffney .. Nei'th Pacolet interdenomina- eur again.
; at the present! time. | tional Sunday school convention will Our vision i- effected bv th P coi 4 >r
i As a result, The Gaffney Drug Co.;. od ’c, 8 aex ^ meeting with the Az of th P glasses \v p use.
have had a larger sale of Hyomei for t y i undav I * ,n V le f(,,, G' An old soldie. who went from Hiefc-
the twst week than ever before in the ‘’ a ] ,ba,h of ' ,une *' 4th - A program ory Grove to the reunion at Colum-
years that they have handled this re-, ap ,? ear - , bl a last week -ays there was Mtentv
liable treatment tor the cure of ca- ! ^ p h f ar that the .holiness peo; ! * of liquor to sell ,n the train and lots
tarrh. a f« " eatin f v 6om e 8tJ r among the poo- of it drunk i n Columbia du5Sg the
I nilke the ordinary remedies that: ) e "•iere t*iev have been working, by reunion,
have hwii used in catarrhal troubles. t l e P* , J I1K 'hut w,, are usinr” the w-roug That speaks badly for prohibition
there is no stomach dosing with Hy- dav , for the Sabbath and that the Don’t it? Bur “when the carra«- is
omei. It is breathed through a neat, rd ^ (,ay ’ as w © ,crm it. was chang- thither will the eagles be gather., t
pock- inhaler that comes with every 0/1 Tre.n the seventh to the first day together.”
outfit, and its balsamic. anMsentic ° f th week bv or(,er of tb © ©one of \v p have attended sevei-al of the
A greater error vas never State and general reunions of Con-
We clalm f °i’ f he holiness federate veterans but don’t recall an
mten ions, hut mistake)) instance in which any amount of
!> >int in particular. No drunknest or liquor was apparent.
to The old soldiers evinced a disposi-
into any mor<» details or to discuss
his letter any further. He closes hisjence Byars, a daughter of Mr. and
letter by expressing the hope that Mrs. O. R. Byars, both residents of
he hag not offended any one,’ so I sa / this city, were Joirted in marriage
robbed ot all comfort, according to!to Mr. Knight, that I hopf. that I have yesterday evening at the home of
hi- letter, which says: “For 25 years!not offended him. Mrs. Sallie Allen on Frederick street.
Roetmaster Robbed.
G, W. Foots, Postmaster at River
ton, la., nearly lost his life and was
healing penetrates to the most remote ^‘ime.
cells of the nose, throat and lungs rnr,,le ’
killing all catarrhal germs, healing ’' 4 °Ple good
the irritated mucous membrane, end 1,leas on this
(-ffec’iii!” a complete and permanent intelligent Bible reader can
fall
cure. ' d,8C «rn the difference between the lion to show that they were no’‘less
If there Is a single catarhal germ In!^, eek lv a,ld t ,e Ghristian Sabbath, entlemen in jmace than thev
the system. Hymoei will search it out 11 « not our intention, nor is h nec- soldiers in war Can it b« thnt n.,r
and absolutely destrov it, completely ©ssary for us. to Uk P the lecture reunions have out-lived their useful
eradicating the trouble. The remedy nl/aHorm in defense of our position ness? \V e can t thiuk that they liavr
lias made so many cures among G<ff- B,,t we wish to disabuse the public and those who associate onlv u(th
nev customers that t-hey offer *o pay niind ot errors which ma - become the best element win ti „
for It themselves if it does not benefit d 1111 © popular.and work great harm sam P conclusion
I had chronic liver complaint, which
led to such a severe case of jaundice
that even my fingers turned yellow;
1 realize and apreclate the motives Rev. E. G. Ross performed the cere-
that Prompted him to write that let- mony.
er, but the man for whose benefit he , ...
when my doctor prescribed Electric. wrjtes, will hardly stand the test of 1 ae anmial P ubllc meeting of the
Bitters, which cured me and have a very searching examination. (Cooper Literary Society will be held
kept me well for eleven years.” Sure
cure for Biliousness. Neuralgia, Weak
ness and all Stomach. Liver, Kidney
and Bladder derangements. A won
derful Tonic. At Cherokee Drug Co*
Drug Store. 50 cents.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
Itching. Blind. Bleeding, Protruding
Pilee. Druggists are authorized to re
fund money* if PAZO OINTMENT
falls to cure in 6 to 14 days.' 60c.
Have von pains in the back, inflam
mation of any kind, rhetmatism. faint-
inr spells. Indigestion or constipation,
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea makes
ybu well, keeps you well. 36 cents.
Gaffney Drug Co.
hi th* case of the writer of the first in IJ meston e College auditorium on
letter, (Mr. G. W. Stegall). I will sav ! the evenin K of Ma v 26th. Dr. Gor-
thst I don’t concern myself at all’ don Moo, ; e - a wel1 knoWn P rofes ‘
whether I have offended him or* not’ ! 80r of the 1 niversily of South Caro
lina, will deliver the address. The
public is cordially Invited ta attend.
have offended him or” not. |
In fact had the second letter not ap
peared. I would not have deemed It
worthy of notice at all.
C. G. Miller.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money If
it fells to cure E. W. OROVE'E sig
nature Is on each box. 16a
Co.
—If you need a Truss, call on us;
we will guarantee to fit you up prop
erly. Gaffney Drug Co.
A Letdger man had the pleasure
on Wednesday of seeing a copy of
the coat of arms of the house of Fol-
ger. It was in the possesion of Post
master A. R. N. Folger and was be
stowed upon one of his forefathers,
Sir Joseph Folger, about the seven
teenth century.
Spartanburg end Cherokee coun
ties will combine in a summer -school
this session. The school will be held
in Converse College in Spartanburg.
even the worst case of catarrh.
to the cause of Christianity.
same conclusion.
The complete outfit costs only $1.| Sabbath is a much abused Institution Rehohoth' even’ Udrd^ 8 Sahbatlf 8 in
consisting of an Inhaler, medicine anyway, and If onlv a little doubt can good congreaaiiona Mr’ ’
dropper, and bottle of Hyomei. while be throw n in the way of its sanctity serves Jf
extra bottles of Hyomei can be obtain- greater harm will > - **- ’* • n c ’ 1,1 Ior w,iat be 18
ed for 30 cents
even this sm
does not cure, as thev will return your j this letter with figures and facts. Our cause"of ChristiauTtaccfirdin
money. -t-*- -■
» | .“ serves much cr<- , dit for what he is to-
if Hyomei can be obtain- greater narm will he the result. To i n? and has done fnr that enmm fni’t
nts. There will not be!quote all the Bible references we Wo don’t suppose there is a man in
iall expense If Hyomei have to prove our nosition would fill the countv who has done more fo* the
to his
catechism asks this fiuertlon: Wtiloh m e.„« a„ d s avs V .« about It than
day of the seven hath God appointed Mr Louis R Gaines Honor to honor
Fortunate Mlwourians. jto l. e the weekly Sabbath?” Answer; is5 due, is a’maxim w e ought not to
When I wag a druggist, at Livo-1 From the beginning of the world forget. j l S
nla. Mo.,” writes T. J. Dwyer, now of
Graysville, Mo., "three of mv 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 his property
and move to Arizona, but after using
New Discovery a short time he found
It unnecessary to do fo. I regard Dr.
King's New Discover'’ as the moat
wonderful medicine in existence.’'
Surest Cough and Cold cure and
Throat and Lung healer. Guaranteed
by Druggist. 60c and $1. Trial bottle
free. Cherokee Drug Co.
to the resurrection of Christ, God ap
pointed the seventh dav of the week | Deaths from Appendicitis
to >o tho weekly sabbath; and the decrease in the same ratio that the
first day of the week ever since, to! use of Dr. King’s New Life Pills I-
continue to the ©nd of the world. | creases. Thev save you from dango”
which is the Christian Sabbath.” Cer- and bring quick and painless releas**
tainlv the Christian has more rover-: from constipation and the ills growing
cnee for the day on which Chris) out of it. Strength »:id vigor vays
arose from tbe dead than that on follow their use. Guaranteed by Cher
which his body lav a lifeless corpse okee Drug Co., Druggists. 25c Try
in the grave. ' them. .
Mr. Sunimie Bland, of Maud, came! -
down Baturdav and got a load of pigs) —We carry a complete line of
on the York side of the river. Pigs
are very scarce in this county it
Trusses, for all ages and sizes, single
and douMe. Gaffney Drug Co.
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