The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, January 18, 1907, Image 5

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4 lai ■ - Ordinanc 0 TO RAISE SUPPLIES FOR THE YF.AR 1907-1908. BE it ordained ry the may OR AND aldermen of oaffnmd IN COUNCIL ASSEMBLED AND RY AUTHORITY OF THE SAME: That a tax to cover the expenses of the said town from the March Uh>7, March R*'^. manner and Section I. lOIlCt it u and press (Iditional press 5.00 J paid for by the per- oiis on whose iilace ( ( 2.00 > of the town of Gaffney authorized and empower-1 and confine every dog larae and not navinit on for current year, and police aaiia first Tuesday to the first Tuesday he levied and collected from following: There shall be paid each dollar of the all real estate and Lie sum of eight purposes; and the for the pnyn hall, electric bonds, me hin on assessed value ot personal property, mills for general sum of two mills nt of interest on town lights ami water works . a total of ten mills. I mah and - dol are exempH i ; ay on or in March 1 is for roat 'I fa day: oi and ev ( ry able itwe n tht' ages xcept such per- I by tin- State iK'for the tirst lltoT. the sum of and street exemp- au lialde to said to pay the same r-itied siiall he re- ,tre ts of the said r the direction of and any person rid tax. and fails rid labor, or l>a> the uiion conviction, he than ten dollars, or a more than twer.y t went;.’ i inn t le t t >r ever> dog si* taken by the ?Luo additional .-.nail he paid. 1 * tilers in mona/.ite IH'aler in building supplies •• I tealer in wagons or other ve- hicles except manufacturers . Dentist I Ivr'r Exchange, bucket shop, firm or individual carrying on the imsiness of dealing in options (,.• futures in cotton, grain, pro visions or other supplies on margin or otherwise Exhibitions outside ot Opera House P’f day $5.bd, not ex ceeding Express Company lor Imsiness done within tin including that the State and t 10.00 15.00 for business clone State and not inch ness done without ti Tin or tinker shop Telephone exchange Telephone ollice .. Tannery Undertaker Veterinary surgeon Watchmaker and j repairing and sellin Wholesale grocer • 'll licenses issuet h rein provided, if contain the name within iding bilsi- 10 00 (HI i nr i- and not ■ without ’veniment 100.00 10 00 .Hi.iii er s concerts or pi for religious ■ purposes per d:i h fish and o.'ste ot sold in conne 1 n- •w r 'eler, for x % or either 10.00 | 25.00 j I by the Clerk as , to a firm, shall i of the firm pur posing to do business under same,! and also all the names of the indivi- mials composing such firm, if to a corporation it shall contain the name of the corporation and the names of the officers of the same. Any person or persons carrying on business or occupation or running any ■ stablishment or business named in this, or preceding sections, with out having taken out. a license there for. as h rein provided, shall be fined, except hi casc*s where special penal ties are imposed, the sum of not ■ ore than tw uty-five dollars per day t fraction thereof, or tie imprisoned • town prison or countv jail or nteneed to hard labor on the > or oth t public works of the for a period of not mor" than i\s for each and every day or in tb root such business, occu- or profession is carried on FROM FLORIDA. Henry M. Flagler and Wife Enjoying Happiness. Daytona, Fla., Jan. 12.-^—My sub scription to The Ledger expired De ecnib r 20th. My intentions to renew were so, strong that 1 was not aware that 1 had not really done so until your paper ceased its semi-weekly visits. I enclose pbstoffice money or- »• j L nii icell.- lint |•mit.■ or dlit li\ tit' c. 3. Yhi’.t not e xroe ding r fiv.* dolliu s, w ithin 1 [ UO 1 lisrret the Mayor shall bo paid per <1 ever y itim •rant t rad. t 4 r 0 r a net offer ing I'd r sal within t lie cor limit s of the town oi* Gafin per 11 im auction wares >r otherwise nu'rchamlise -ah herein not till ex pi re on t he eh of each year, calling, occulta t enumerated In ■use tax of not ■ dollar^, shall lie pei son, li rm or in or running .sued under this Misted in a eon i ml der for one dollar for which please begin with the New Year’s number, if you can. My husband is very much interested in HorseShoe Robinson and does not wish to miss any num bers. I am familiar with that story, but can not do without the home I news. It has been my desire to write to my Ledger friends since my return to | Daytona, after a pleasant summer | spent under the paternal roof. My time is very much taken up with my school duties. During the holidays 1 attended the State Teacher’s Convention in St. Augustine. Visited all the places of j interest; saw the oldest house in the Fnited States, was in the wireless t t 'l graphy station. We were shown I through the Ponce De Leon Hotel, and those who so desired were pre sented to Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. ! Flagler, owners of the Florida East Cost railway from Jacksonville to Miami, and also several big hotels on ) iii(' oust coast. The Ponce De Leon, St. Augustine: the Ormond, Daytonia; the Royal I Ponciana, Palm Beach, and the Royal Palms, Miami, do not open until Jan I ikt;.'. and are open onlv a few months' in the year. i Some of /on no doubt remember CURED a The Circulation Stimulated and the Muscles and Joints lubricated by using Sloeovs Lirxinverxt i 2‘jc 50c & $1.00 oold by all Dealers ■ffU OiOctMO Treoiise On The horse' Sent Free // Ardrcss Dr. Earl S.SIosn,Boston,Mass. i' : t 3T..\ Tt .. " NEW SCHEDULE. The d"vil gets a lot of help in his "■ - wor’: from people who insit on driv- Changes Made in all Trains Went In- ing you desperate with their good to Effect January 6th. advice. The following is the new schedule to the tn d* to in paid each day in ad- | » doilier , ri bailer v am*o an 1 < Vl 1 fin erant. tra let nr. I -uranco (* ( j :u pan> tire. I i1 * •. auctioned li; tld. • to sa id tax wh > s hall j • tb or liv • stoci and •aoh fail to |>: sane as 1 onnn pro- -an tnco (*< >1 rpauiv >f any xind \ filed. sh ill be fined not nmrt • t ban (11 *U” 00 up; my or eorpor; 1 ion fifty . loll ;,rs ( r be impi som •d not 1) ■ ot u laving insur inc< more tha 11 t hir ty da; s for 1 *a< it and f at •• • ! il< r than ch.uii; lido. every la> 01 IT ict ion there >!’ h ' s hall . a . • • igent or ag •ne\ so offi •nd : pro\ filed t his si tall not be r su'd. . held t 0 iPP V to d •alers in ain ti divid" t myiiijf 1 rom mot fruits. l>o tilt t y. earl m n war • or in r.nu- ant-, ; «('llin g to tin fact nr. of ilk e cha •acuT rni '( 1 < >r ti ade on Mr prorliu ed Dll til << vine lot 's . >wn ta •m. .! •welry s w a l c imakei am ■SPECIAL tax •pairer * j the agitation of the press concerning ids divorcement and his marriage to his last wife, who is by the way a I North Carolinian. They were seem- jingly happy and enjoying life. The teachers were treated to an ii.vstei roast on the l> acli by the good I Citizens of St. Augustine. I do not need to mention the fact that the association itself was very j enjoyable. During Christmas we leedlngly cold weather tiful for five mornings All the fruit that was of course, froze. The had some ex ice was plen in succession, not gathered, flowers were lich took effect Sunday Jau. 0 NORTH BOUND. >. 14 due to arrive .. • 4:12 >. 3G due to arrive >. 42 due to arrive ). 12 due to arrive j. 38 due to arrive 3. 4u due to arrive ... 11:16 p. SOUTH BOUND a. 39 due to arrive .. 6:03 a. o. 37 due to arrive .. . 12:43 p. r>. 11 due to arrive .. . 12:55 p. o. 41 due to arrive • 5:35 p. o. 43 due to arrive o. 35 due to arrive The Clyde cut ashore Line si on Cap< 'amer Cod. Onondaga i m ,itn d m sat N< m. business or ntioned will lecial tax or corpora ■uii. or car •ssion be re- first having 1 itmi r 'for. a- Idl- m fc rt ili/.cr: ale in •rti- $1.000 S-c. t. Lon sliull ry on any in after m paid a s; lows: Agents for or d> sale P'o tons or Agents for or < lizers from P'O to 200 tons .. Agents for or dealers in ferti lizers for each additional 100 tons or fraction thereof over 200 tons Agents resident or itinerant, soliciting mill operatives to leave employers or go else where Agents selling or dealing in patent rights whether in store or on streets Agents or dealers in sewing machines Architect, surveyor, civil engin eer or either Auctioneer • • Auctioneer replenishing stock from time to time as the same becomes diminished Baker Balls public when admission is charged per night Banks private. State, savings or National, for each capital Barber first chair 15.00 Barber second chair 10.00 Barber each additional chair 5.00 Bicycles, dealers in or agents for the sale of Bicycles, persons running es tablishment for hiring or rent ing Bill posters, local or itinerant Blacksmith, for one forge .. Blacksmith for each additional forge Boarding house, private ex cept for students or factory operatives exclusively .. .. Boot or shoe shop, making or repairing Brick manufacturing Broker dealing in stocks and bonds alone 25.00 Broker, dealer in cattle, horses or other live stock not paying a license for sale stable or stock yard, per day 5.00 The same per year 25.00 Broker merchandise .carrying less than $500 stock 10.00 Broker pawn 50.00 Building and Loan Association, or agents for same 25 00 Butchers. , dealers in meats fr“sh or salt less than twenty days old 25.00 Bottling works 10.00 Boot black 5.00 Chiropodist pe rday 1.00 Circus or menagerie per day in advance $50.00 to $150.00 in the discretion of the Mayor Circus, side show per day in advance 15.00 Circus, street parade in ad L vance not more than $50.00 in the discretion of the Mayor Any person or persons who shall exhibit or assist in exhibting any cir cus or menageries in said town with out first having paid the license tax therefor shall each be liable for a fine of $100.00 or imprisonment not more than thirty days for each day, or fraction thereof such show or ex hibition continues. Commission merchant .. .. $10.00 Contrators for contracts less than $250.00 5.00 Contractors for contracts less than $500.00 and more than $250.00 10.00 Contractors for contracts for over $500.00 and less than $2,500.00 25.00 Contractors for over $2,500.00 25.00 Sub contractors shall be sub ject to a like license tax. Cotton seed oil mill for each $1,000.00 capital stock Cotton factory for each $1,000 capital stock osem com pan.' f( 10.00 1.50 ’>0.00 25.00 25.00 10.00 20.00 50.00 5.00 5 00 85c 10.00 5.00 10.00 5.00 2.50 5.00 5.00 15.00 Lodging house i and companv land ex'dusively Laundry, steam Laundry, agent Lawyer 1 awyer also lenditu s.!f or otherwise in 1 cans savings and company, lending i without ,••11 ing it lor or meals s own money tor addition . . 2n investment inoney on ! estate or otherwise and similar companies, agent or attorney for same 25.00 Lunch dealer * 2."0 Lime works 35.00 Machine shop or foundry, or either for each $1,000 capital stock 85c Marble yard or agency for s n me 10.00 Merchants shall pay license ac cording to the following gross scales: , Under $1,000 5.00 Over $1,000 to $2,500 10.00 Over $2,500 to $5,000 15.00 Over $5,000 to $10,000 20.00 liable to ;i penult) such tax* and tax ’lie c.ists shall lie < tion or other legal Any p.-rson, firm occupation makin fraudulent, returns utidei oath is by quiiv'd not less than fifty dollars th 111 ill < > I tl ! ll.U hall upon conviction, than twenty five n or be in or prisoned For each $10,000 or over $10,000 25j Mills, grist or flour 5. Mills, saw 5 Money lender other than bank or lawyer 20.00 Newspaper less frequen tthan daily 10.00 Oculist itinerant, or itinerant optician per day 5 00 Opera house per year .. . . .. 25.00 Painting contractor for (sub contractor siiall be liable for a similar license) 5.00 Paper hanger or upholsterer .. 5.00 Photographer 15.00 Photographer, itinerant per week or fraction thereof .. .. 5.00 Physician 10.00 Physician, itinerant 10.00 Pianos, organs and other music al instruments or either of them, dealer in 25.00 Merchants selling pianos, or gans or other musical instru ments in store 10.00 Samp itinerant 25.00 Piano and organ tuner, and repairer of, or either, itinerant 5.00 Plaining mill or machine .. .. 5.0U Printing office, or job alone .. 5.00 Railrodas, for business done within the State, and not in cluding that done without the State or inter state commerce, and not including that done for the government 250.00 Restaurant 10.00 Stove repairer 5.00 Sewing machine repairer .. .. 5.00 Stoves, itinerant dealer in .. 5.00 Street drummer 25.00 Street wagon or dray, two horse J 10.00 Street wagon ro dray, one horse 5.00 Shooting gallery per day $2.00 per year 25.00 Skating rink 10.00 Soda fountain or goose neck connected with other business or alone '5.00 Stables, keeping horses and vehicles for hire under one roof 20.00 Stables, feed and sale under one roo* 30.00 Stabler feed and sale under one roof keeping horses and vehicles for hire 40.00 Tenpin alley 25.00 No person shall let or hire any wagon or dray or other carriage or vehicle for transporting passengers p goods within the limits of the town, without having first obtained a badge from the Town Clerk, paying there for fifty cents, under a penalty of fivp dollars for each and every day that such vehicle shall run. or five days imprisonment for each day so run. Street radway or dummy line $35.00 Tailor, merchant or manufac turer 16.00 Telegraph company, or agency I not more than thirty days "or loss j tha*' twenty days at th- discretion of [ the Mayor. Sec. 7. Any person, firm or eorpor ation liable to the license tax here j inb. fore set forth, whose sai l lax is regulated by the amount of business j done or the amount of stock carried is required to make a return under oath to the Clerk of the town couiicil on or before the first Tuesday in March 1907, and on failure so to do such person ' >• the officer or tig’ iit of such firm or corporation shall he liable to a fine of not exceeding one hundred dollars or imprisonment not exceeding thirty doys for each and every day or fraction thereof such person, or officer, or agent afon said shall be in default of making such turn. Sec. 8. All licenses issued here ■mder are NON TRANSFERABLE AND WILL ONLY PROTECT THOSE TO WHOM THEY ARE ISSUED. l>one and ratified in town council assembled this 11th dav of January 1907. J. Q. LITTLE, Mayor. W H. ROSS. ami nature looks somewhat ilidued. Luckily most of the oranges i inis section were gathered. Everything here is beginning to nm and buzz with excitement over coming automobile races which | iriu January 22nd \f present we are having delight- j weather but rath r dry as no rain j , :o amount to anything has fallen since j August. Mr Virgil Sims and wife, of Char lotte. N. U , spent their honeymoon j j in Daytona during the holidays with Mr II. R. Wilburn. It was quite a pleasure to have them in our midst. W| iv do not. more of the people from that part of the country come to | Davtona on pleasure trips, etc? Your I scribe will a!wav s p,. glad to see any one from Cherokee county, and, Mr. Editor, that includes you. Sadie Bird Garrison. Subscribe fop The Ledger; $1 a year. 10:46 p. m.| . 11.16 p. m , All trains are daily except Nos. 41 | and 42 which are taken off on Sun days. All trains stop except Nos. 43 | 35 37 and 38. 37 and 38 are vestibule trstuib and will stop to put off tud tak-o on passengers beyond Washington and Atlanta. 35 will stop only to put off passengers beyond Salisbury. The following are mail trains: Nos. 36, 12. 37, 43, 39 and 38. Gaffney is only a flag stop for No. 4 1. Cured of Lung Trouble. “It is now eleven years since I had a narrow escape from consump tion,” writes C. O. Floyd, a leading business man of Kershaw, S. C. “I had run down in weight to 135 pounds, and coughing was constant both by day and by night Finally I began taking Dr. King's New Discov ery, and continued this for about six months, when my cough and lung trouble were entirely gone and I was restored to my normal weight, 170 pounds.” Thousands of persons are healed every year. Guaranteed at. Cherokee Drug Company. 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Panama Canal—Erie Canal. Machinery is digging the Panama Canal a thousand times quicker than the shove] dug the Erie. Machinery produces the L. & M. | Paint at 50 times less cost for labor, than if made by hand. The L A- M. gives the best job in I the world, beeaus 1 L. & M. Zinc hard ens L. & M. White Lead and makes L. & M. Paint wear like iron for 10 Mo 1 •> years. I It. only requires 4 gallons of this int and 3 gallons of Lin- * cts tier gallon, to paint izod housM ect exists in L. & ML •paint house for nothing. _ a ith Hardware Co., Gaff ney. celebrated i seed Oi] at a moderate It any d* Paint, will Sou !>\ : Hold Your Tickets. If numbers 4282 and 1095 are not pi'' sented to ns by January 20th, 8.30 p. m., we will have a new drawing for the first and third Sift. The par ty or parties holding 1282 and 1095 must present sam or these numbers will be of no value if not presented before the above date. Parties now holding tickets will please keep same and watch for the n* xt drawing. Yours truly, Gaffney Jewelry Co. A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES Itching, Blind, Bleeding. Protrudinf Piles. Druggists axe authorized to re fund money If PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure in 6 to 14 day*. 50c errv • WE WILL OFFER p‘- Town Clerk. NOTICE OF SALE. By virtue of a decree of foreclusure and partition of the Court of Common Pleas of Cherokee county in the case of Alfred Gore, et al, plaintiffs vs. Gertrude Fowler, defendant, I will sell at Gaffney before the court house door during the legal hours for sales, on salesday Mlonday, February 4th, 1907. the following described prop erty. to-wit: All that certain lot. parcel or tract of land, being and situated in said county and State, containing one hundred and forty five (145) acres, more or less, known as the “Thomp son place.” bound n d by lands of W. R. Lipscomb, on the north: by lands of Sallie Lipscomb on the south and west and on the east by lands of John H. Lipscomb and Luther Bon ner. Also a lot of land south of the road leading from Goucher Creek church, known as the Morris land, contain ing three (3) acres, more or lose. Said lands have been re surveyed and platted into two convenient tracts which can be seen in the clerk’s of fice and will be offered in separate lots and then as a whole, and If It should sell for more when offered as a whole than separately then the sale as a whole shall be taken and con sidered the legal sale. TERMS OF SALE: Ono-thlrd cash, and the balance in one and two years equal Installments, with in terest from day of sale, secured by bond and mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to pay for all papers and recording. J. Eb. Jefferies, Cl’k. C. C. Pi’s. Pub. Jan. 18, 25 and Feb. 1. For the NEXT THIRTY DAYS The Following V MONEY TO LOAN in sums of $ioo 10X300 to members of The Farmers Mutual Insurance Corn- pay on first mortgage real esta'e. J. EB JEFFERIES, Secretary and Treaaurar. W« do not do all kinds of printing —we do the GOOD kind. Goods at Prices That Will Interest You 50 Suits of Griffon Brand Clothing. 300 to 500 pairs of Shoes of the fol- brands: Brown Shoe Co., H. C. Goodman Co.. Frankfort Shoe Co. All the above goods are now, fresh goods, having been bought for the fall trade by Lipscomb, Coudelock & Co. We want to move these goods and will make it interesting for you. THEJ. C. LIPSCOMB CO I