The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, March 22, 1907, Image 1
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•f Any N«w*paptr In th«
Fifth CongpeMlon*!
District of S. C.
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» NEWSY IETTER
FROM WIIKINSVILIE.
MOVEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE OF
LOWER CHEROKEE.
Pe ^nai Pas ' j aphs Conrerninq Pop
^.iar Peop'»- anrl Short Items of
that Stctior.
W i i k i 11. \ i
this paiK-r
aiFtnlion <>! 1
T>)<>■ Han. .
, iimvc ai a inorm*nts warning. 'Hie
(amp was astir and everything on
the tit» too of expectancy. Nobodj
tau'w what was up where they were
aoinir or what vas going to happen,
■ a. General Jackson hmsoif. (’iti-
/ons from t*ne neighborhood came
round and asked questions but got
information. Nobody know any
1 dng At last Rev - - D !>.. who
an intimate friend of general
Inr'.'on. called at the Gr>)]<‘ra!’s Itead-
• mr.ru-rs and found him bu-y •dving
ie i ruc tions such as 1) could von
im- to d<» <at so criticai a time i'ind-
V.' a good onport’inity to ask Hi gen
i : ; a c|uest!<’!i witliout la ■in/ heard
ytlier . lie whispc i c*d to (!• n
• ’.m’ Jackson. “What's up
general?”
Mr
Maul) B*. A more
T.M'nin- his ( agio . e P
>\\ ard
the
burg
ia! ha-ii'r appear-d
, so; 'li •" Moral nave
him
the
■!<
iian :hai whirl! c.FL
e and :h two walkei
! lei - are y
V 1 .’ • j ( 1
■ ,n< K' ! condition of
‘o the othf ; end "f the
porch in
un'a-.
now (in lined in the
vbicb they were standing
a- though
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RAVENNA READING.
Local Items and Personals of Gen
eral Interest.
Ray. nna, March 20. —Rev. W. T
Thonitison. of Gaffney spent a few
hours here last Thursday.
Ur. H. it. Tate and our merchant,
Mr. M. \V Hrown, were Gaffney vist-
ors last Friday.
yfrs Fred J I’ triiam and 'laiighter,
'.'utli PilizabeUi. of Columbia, aft r
• enditm a few da., with relatives,
returned hon.. vesterday.
Mr and Mrs. Geo F Brown and
I'liM/in. of .lo'.c-vR'e sttent, last
Sum'/v iiei,. \'tl t';tt)' am] Mrs. J.
I! Brown and family
15 Brown wn a Spartan
it or last Saot i day.
Flo’ t am! Cloy’d Goforth
l:i*c Stone vi tors 1" l Sat-
T
for v.hii
alt* iit
don lit I
»■ r
a ml
Yin
Uh t
th' r.
miy ,ia:
i~ t<
iniinie atul '■ 'J icdosoni war
tic full pen -• puns to th-
•' 'in’- to divulge
1 ihis,e •. When
1 r Wyau flofortli ■•[• Momlay
pi a:
■; a V'
itan
\v <>n ’
! h bt 1 inst. No
-rot to a pi'opi
■r di
-Mince as
f o :■ Jon
.■•\ill‘.
her
ih jiu - too of- l;
op thought, he
whi
pered to
-■d a no-
Itioyi v i
th !
ii
- ir:t 1
i. in our courts ’!
11• minister: “Can y
on ):•(
-ep a ver'-
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(Hi
TJV a
illian's i 'ck iror-i
i riant secret?
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y, ?.'• !(>
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umoove
instance :
mad am
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of ihi- 'info:
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Lcili!
tii me
IQ
; he <- <
it ilio public and ,J
th, |-i "i use. iiast\
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ti •«:, Fi
(hr mo istf 1 \V. M I ean.
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tO his WO’’!:.
i /o jias berm vet:
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no'i
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h.
rn'Jeh net:
j- -I i.iifir
Scicj,! |ftc
t/K ( many
ami we
shitwi i>.
in^
Wims ,
, shall
’.S iili'i
r’ nient
in i)i
of
u
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arric" '
laml^ (d
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d from th de
nre which
ill
( ,f •ro-d when
prone' ■ wariio- i up
'ivi'd for piatiting
nr-v * State Sutidav
T'
da
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of
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of tin
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in
nucl
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There
init.an
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nvf’ntifm
'• -'iring
.■ill P
,t
: n
•ho(,l
'nion
un omlitfg
are
ne
i 1 rr- at K.- l-
• i other- a’ Gaff per
Mr and Vli . T J !■:
ted r> t'v<- Sir
hauling th j guaim
' i it at !!' ' 'M v Gr'iv<-
some a lone-vilP-
and fate l”
las. Sat
horrii-
Je deed
for
whir
h Tho,-
liar
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ri- fo
.fits hi.-
rieh'
to J
ivo ha\
(- pur
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info’
/. (-d
people
io un-
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ii n
tho fo
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si .ong
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h:i\'( i- lilted
in ni.
v harm
If)
argnu
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ainst
J i.l' O V
v'ng h
im t'i
: ’• \v
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or
go "o
the
; J( » \V Lt
with
on; a
}:i(*h
be feel- ami
’iev d
and ■
V-
i- v inv -1 )g;; i
’on < f
menial
eomli-
- jit
in trouble V
A- are
told th
at
tloii ht t hein
are one o)
th.. devil can •
in<-n 'Otm ’imes :
mi* irinus in ’pe
irnaieiiiate 'uo ;
ma te.
•hose who believe
'di 1 ) CO!)t I'l I; of
mt tie v will eom-
tace of ccitainand
n.*: • c\ ci, if T>iaT
rm.dsMn nt is death Hr- Trialo s he
vi< tlui ! i ! eve that ie* can commit
yhe mo t a vl'ii crime and hv playinir
th«- ruse Or “bluff cane 1 ” ward off
Ruenu ion fif bis Uje- viftitii i
guilt by bowing a stolid indifference
to tie consoquenc fif bis deed If
tie- first, leu n of the dilimma fails
to save him then th<- -cc,,nd will oe
available If tl^ if-complacency
with whicli tie art. don't leen down
suspicion t h<*n tiie second horn
of the dilimma presents itself
aim the tinb'b- arc :• !■>' to take it
and admit t. <• nsanit . of the man
wlio con rii tae d '<1 To m it
seoni. that in < '.erv taking of human
then i- at the bottom of it a certain
tvpe of lie a nit'.. but not of such a
.motive :i- to -• IJob] th - criminal
ffom deserved imnishmenT It may
be the love of inany. or a fl* of
Jealousy, or i desire u> resnt iri
insult o- r.'i:’. whe’her real or
i ivina rv
Ttiere (. only one logical con
clusion to be reached in any of
♦ caves and 'Pat }s if he reallv
d#.<n< dea;p it should lx- meted
oat ♦.» 'iiui ifir) If there are anv mi-
•atini' circumstances with a strong
probability </ his emilt ili< p the tim
a!b*’> (-d him to make preparation to
meet his God will likely be improved
and i. the f-nd ’■«- will b tKf.-r off
Which oth<-rwise. pern a ns. would
never have ep tlu- ease
Thos Harris was re[iresente<] by
aide coum-ei bound in the law -and
we nave doubt thev work <1 .as
dilligently for their client at if they
were being uaid large fees. Y'-t
they didn’t see proner to bring in
upon the trial The plea of insanity.
'V. know Pis counsel for most of
them l and are full / persuaded in our
own mind they dia everything re
quired of them bv their oaths and
tin ir -cm.S' of justice to the man
thev wer»- called on to feoresert
W< hon. however tba* n> TP led
ger llfh chaste ;< r ’ well temtier-
<•<! lang'tagf' snggestc. a commission
win tie an')' int <] u> inquire into *he
st-.tr if tt : ,. man’s min'l arid what
ever lacks may evolvo from tiie in-
ve-tigation mav m< used in his be.
half
H"t with the facts as »be- ;<r- no.-
before us should be go to the gal
.lows- fas he surely will) we wi’l
never fee! any comnraction of con-
sep-nr-e .»:• regrets save and except
that a case for the --cVn : "g -ncct.-icl'*
U
ever rnadi-
eh nr cessarv
a] the gotcl and law-abidiiu
the
CO'
1 rv V.
will
and " itk
people
cPece lo
knr>w that rfie niajestv of t>ie law
ha- been vindicated and that th'‘
s.'id fate of Thos. Harris mav Pe a
w,train" to others hefor • thev. too
drift beyond Fpe reach of either hone
or mercy
Mr Ham - * 'flcheH’s c>>ild G-ovc-
tc a* t* j s writing 1 ing very low •vif >
no hop • of recovery M r s hfanci
Strain and Mr Jessie F’.lackwell
went ove>- to -ce him vesterdav
Mr ’.V G. Fowler ha-- tr ated him-
elf and famllv to a fine two-horse
surry.
Horse Shoe Robinson says "there
•re two cla ses of ne/iide—those who
ask qu-stion- and those who won’t
answer questions”
This calls to mind an incident in
thewljfe of General fStonewalli Jack-
son who wa« somewhat of fforse
Shoe Robinson’s tvne of a soldier.
Just before he broke uo his val’y
camnalen in 1S02 to fall upon Mo-
nellan’s rear at Oaine’s mill -luring
the seven davs battle around Rich
mond.
The men were ordered to cook
thr*-e days rations and be ready to
Appointed Special Deputy.
F Philliph wl o has held Un-
Iio.-iition of Fnited Sta’ s Deputy
;.a!| iii'p-r i .imni: i-i -•! f 15
15c . for siyDu* time, a-, p -ign("l to
accept the appoin merit of st»< <• ,
d uty -'.(-riff ruad( i»\ SIk-i iff Thom-
a... Mr. Phillips will be located at
’’ - Xinru v-Ni: <• Islands, op Brosj-:
river, where the Southern Power
cot pan> noa» v. con - tjuict-#
ing a lift < n thousand horse power
electrical plant .Mr. Phillips ma! -
•: g-io j oflicer and f any man is able
’o - i.-|i -'or.d -rder iie i: the man
Worked Like a Charm.
"r. D N. Walker, editor of that
- key journal, the Fnterpri-:e. ly)ui-:.i.
Va . .says: ’ 1 ran a nail In my foot
la t week and at once applied Buck-
> n’s Arnica Sa:ve. No inflammation
follow d: the salve simply healed
the wound ’ Hoai everv s^>r<- iuirt:
an(l kin disease. Guaranteed at
Hierokee Drug D'o. 2."c
To
Wl" ins ::iid -i.-ter, Mis
,a
!('
M
1 I'l . O.
I Sued
I’i' t
<■)• f'-igpt a cow and yearling
• nn in a ditch and b- 1 to be null d
• ’!• hv ni'-an (.-f .••(l|l(•.- To what cx-
’ • • thev were injure! .ve haven’t
1 ard and we ho e the damage, if
anx i- claimed iiv Mi Wul -r can P 1
■ ■ tied without a? y trouble.
M'e satisfied th' 1 Punters (or
'} of them v. 1 in . i a-e gentle
n-ep and regret anv damage they
• iay have done bis nrop. rty.
Whep such a her<l . ■ catlje as his
“• tain: 1 de” into' would «•:.»••• nothing
to- j. wi. fence but go • rough and
C'W-r it like ;• eve!ope We under-
•"nd that on one 'cc i-i.iii thev ran
-cum. possum huno r- info an til'''
bouse and he-- them there all o-
•oo,, portion of 1! . night.
Mrs. Fllba Fo *er. of TTiclviry
Grovi i laying, with bar 1 ■
- • »ther Mrs. S F I-isi'-s
T h R
Watson Bell Hurt.
While our driving '.’ ith Gay Wilson
r Monday afternoon Watson Tie]!
was thrown from the buggy and sus
tained a broken wrist: also a dislo
cation of the arm and several severe
, cuts on the face The two young
rue,, were driving down to Dime-
and while descending the hill
ist this side of Prof. IT. P. Griffiith’s
rc ' ' the lK.it holding the shaft
on the side of the bug"\ on which
Mr Bell was sitting slipped out. let
ing the shaft fall on the horse’s
heels, causing him to run awav. As
a result of his iniuries Mr Bell has
been confi- d to h : hone- He If
. ale lo be alsjut and will in nrobabi
be himself ip a day or so
Death of Mrs. Christie.
Mrs A. I. Ghriste departed this
life about 10 o clock Wednesday moin-
rng yfi Christie lived on Fast Lime
-tone street, thi.- ci y. She was the
daught r of Mr John Sutton De
ceased was twenty-six year- of age.
Sin- had beep married four y ar.-: and
is survived by her husband and two
children, aged re poctlvely three and
one year- Mrs. Chri te wa-. regurd-
(-d as a good Christian woman ami
' .a- loved and icpecR-d p>. rhos<; who
i nc.v her. Tiie icunains weri- inter
(1 ve-terdav at ) o'clock ot Oakian 1
c aK-ta. ".. Mk- funeia: ervici-, i.e.’nv
c(»n(iuc , <'d by Rev H (J Rij--s of
•Ms city .
Fred
ib 'a.-t S
d friends.
Mr r D
“G)r’c,”
• Sunday
Mr I). f5 Brown
Cedar Springy.
Me. Brown
lulling ’em some
imi'i v
Pc'! if
vas a
wn
IIS
chief sports.
Goforth and baby ac-
Mis- Ella Brown,
'voning with Mrs. T.
daughter. Mrs Annie
G reen
their
A tissue builder, reconstructor,
builds up waste force, makes strong
nerves and niuscle. You will realize
after taking HollDter’g Rock Moun
tain Tea what a wonderful benefit If
twll be to you. 35 cents. Tea or Tab
lets Gaffney Drug Co.
—One 50c bottle Nature'* Cough
Remedy will put an end to that
cough—no cure, no pay. Gaffney
Drug Co.
in" ; on • ot
Mrs Jannie
companied M
pent M"nda>
G. chalk and
i* "bam.
Mi- « l.ona and Nooni<
•icnt Morulav afternoon v i'l
•-ie d Mi-s Hattif. Wilkin-'
Mi- Sa lle Chalk bad her schol-
to sing two beautiful son"s last
Sunday The-, were “Will th re be
-iy stars in m.'- crown’ :inii “Sneak
to rny soul.” We heard much com-
nciit on the eyccll'-nt music these
holars made which was a feature*
our Sundax .-e-ho'l Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. J C. Brown and son.
R'dand Rae. accompanied by Mr. B
F Brown, of Pacolet. w r -re visitors
he re last Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. J B. Pe-tlit and
family, of Gaffney, have returned to
•’-eir .home after visiting their rel
atives here.
Prof T G Chalk has been quite
• >k for -e veral davs but after being
* cared iiv Dr H. 15 Tate, was able
to return to bis seh'«>l !it Grlndal
’T'-’dat morning
Miss Maggie Fdna Goforth has
been confine! to her bed for several
day- past with a spell of grippe. At
*f i writing we are glad to say, Is
g- tiing along very nicely
Mr Cameron Littlejohn, our rural
carrier on R F. D 1 Pacolet was
v'u! • glad last Monday l,v getting a
bo:-, of cak.- out of a left r box on
his route. We could guess the box
'ie received it from, but will not
mention anv namep
Mr. W A Kitchens - , of Spartan
bu-;' was in "nest of his grand-
"oti-e- Mr- c R Kitchens, last
Sunday
Mi (- 15 ie Nannie I,eila. Ila
:''ii M • M:»(*;•» Mathis, were shoo-
ikf" a* 'b- Racket store Monday
M- -srs P P. Brown and C T
f nail l iivif " -pf-cia' invitation-! to
at "be picnic at Goucher
vestenlav f enlng. left boro ,at 11:i5
i" ! a:: i > d .at he beautiful grove
urronpding the school bouse at
’.’I" !i m. finding many charming
i- b t'|f 'f. also f>'ir bustling mail
M' - \fj- Sam Clary who took -lin-
"<•- jt'i r-f. nif-'r-' ttirong of yfiiing
Mi - ' dd ! e Brown at d Mary
C' '•!!'. "lie teachers, w re looking
-• t|f • a ;d f, , i *f, on joy the
- ion verv much. There was a
< ; mil! . which served the crowd
v't! I' Tionade which added much to
Fie evce'iont dinner
f'.-.-e hour -ofu! passed hut we
■ '■• !’! vivi »h : s picnic justice,
■ • do no’ feet tike -.vo are able to
'!'< a;- -oon after being filled un
with so ma;;-- "ood th-ngs. but If
ver we did enjoy n time. It was
here.
We congratulate the teachers for
'■an.'-ing ' tp f . n^og'-arn -o beautiful
but w* believe 'b kirger ‘"cho’ars
” •'■• -jir, cfin-tderahlv.
' T bs .'-'(lie Brown the principal
if Tt.f. chool was 7-resent/d with a
c (-rved dirimr of ocas, onions and
corn bread and she nuicklv a«ked
veiir scribe to eqt with hc-r but not
being a lover of the things her din-
wa-- comnooed of. we had to de
cline her Invitation.
Mi-'-: Ad.lie has one of the best
looking crowd of punils we have
seep lately, and we shall never for
get the picnic at Goucher. We re-!
turned home at 2:30 p. nr and would
have been ready to go again to
another nlcnlc should wo think we
could enjoy ourself as well as we
did at this one. C. '
SHORT NEWS ITEMS
Sf LOCAL INTEREST,
Fire
A NARROW ESCAPE.
In the Star Theatre Threatens
1
EVENTS IN
GAFFNEY AND CHER
OKEE
the Star Theatre
The Ledger.
Tiic.vlay afternoon about 1:4.'. tire
was discovered in tiie elosm of the
ladies cloak room or :h Star Theatre
How the file originated no one
ei-nis to know Tiiero was no fire in
the furnac.; or stove : in the building
during th m< nim a ml if there had
been there was no possible way for
ilif- fin- lo star! from Hio-,- sources
MILLINERY OPENING
The
as
Recent Happeninqs in snd
th P City and Other Event*
ed by the Local Nev/s Editor.
md The
Around
Gather
Gii.'or; ii !ii,-> rciiriied
Go see Th
in Twins.
You
um
bavi
'win.
custier
t Jauuli coming Ui.> I-
w ill
ii
i - lonesville
( i- ,r in«t SuTKlnv night.
Mr Moses Goforth, of TYicket*
- ni last Funday !■ with his si. -
- i- Mrs. J. 15 Brown.
Hssi Fannie and Eunice Smll h
•t br iber. Kb. of Goucher were
• our Sundav -elmo! ! •• st
Flia B’ iwii. who furnisbe-
,d comluer i!.•<• : m ,it Goucher.
J-ivi i 1 '-.r on Sua.!••.'• flu) J las:
'min'.' vi nirig.
G. A Goio ’ and Tliom-
a L pseO’ii:. ,] (low ' ii v vcie visi-
Men* la-t Smida
'I Nannie. I.- ; a and H i Ma
'' ' o this plaee. ven atie.'idiug
• ioM services at Goucher last
\v
Mouse
cii
The
al att
effeet
Carl
house
liobt.
The
com na
inis v
miss
Mi
i lie
nany
J.
in
Man
i hi.
•!•'' soon.
pun ing
nirt '
up
at 1 hi iioim ii did
-'•nil lo llii i' ids
■ luring t'-c iiiornim'
I iie fire i:
iir . when
a; d eould
will, !iii!<
iiave been
efj.iipany.
iiave two
'.ii
in
not
ala
ii eompb
(i i -r < )V( ■
,‘iavc lx
damn:",,
li.til Tli-
own rs
I'iiemicii!
1 i,.- il’li'l' ! ' ''Ml
simh a Pi.sition
; • u - < d to avd
lari. No one was
amdH-uIni' :ooia
■o Hie origin of
i, ue.-: T!ie
i
Wil
iis
lime
m
!l: a
and
a 1'
m-Ied
iy -mail
• M .. !.>m]
i vai e coaid
biiont Realty
/* biiiiding
.iiguishiirs
ie - were
could
The fire
e lire de
li;
ih
Rust lei i
actiou v
i- a:
nib
•laboi
mie
niusic-
nderful
.'.a-
an
e
fo;
;k!
m "
Rarrat.t
and lot in
Sarrati
ba.
t lu
u m •
L
yman I
is. (iie-
will ha\
win ■
of 15
a ibi
and
-verai
.vait for
Ha-lies
''' h'' P i ^
i j J. VV f i
in i no
i‘0-
d .'an ■ v
SOOI.
.1 , ffect-
it.
i.. G.
-a nji! i
to tin
Lreei.
Pot 1(1'
iious
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mn
F
Roliill: ill
-omc j
affiK
i-lcc
Stl i
* o
o|>era:
H-nie. f,f t; -imlier. were visitors in
- r S' Mia’. - b o' la i Sunday.
Mr. John (''ar’ of Mac-donia, was
i..-rc -a -irti' " !ii. “b- ' girl’’ i;r-t Sun-
Dr.
pit a
eharca
SI
usual
e\ pf f
;r th
Oegl!
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a
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m.
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Firs:
nd-ht
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v.oiM ;iu.
'mo fiai-M-s bad
from
‘OHO
■ tdi: >i'idi.u was
. 0(1 h; • mok
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’ ’ V" ‘U i 'SSTh.
M. S:1 i F i J, X
1 ‘•» » t , ( . 1 l (J <1 CM
coni* '
* • it:
f * v ’ )i tin nna
'! ,o Williams
fl <>\
a't i a' tio .
-
uni
Sjtti: t 1
iiia ntitl'ii
v '.<•
Tiio Willi:]:'-
»! a'
' ■ :o forced ' 1
■i.P
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i!;im-
■nd
ater. The -. •
iw To ’
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Latest Ladies’ Head Gear
Displayed in Gaffney Store.
The shops import such /onderful
things in the way of suits, -aists and
hats—and the hair dresst *s. mani
cure? and beauty doctors have
brought, their art to such perfection
that no woman need look uglv any
longer All she wants is a moderate
income and the shops will do the
rest.
T hi season the millinery is so al
luring that one—with a v-tv limited
bank account—can hardly look: at
F ■ mi with Ghiistian-like resignation.
'(-- iie Fm fact that this is Lient
still.
ne local millinery openings began
Wednesday night at the Aust°ll mll-
iinery parlors The place was a
seen,, of beauty and all fashionable
".o' 'on of ihe town were there. Ijast
nig ;t the opening at Carroll & Byers’
c om menced and immense crowds
v.. ■(» prr nt The VS. C Carne ter
r -nii-nnv opening takes place todav
ui.d •'•iev expect a big crowd.
At Austell’^ Millinery Palors.
v charn ing mushroom shape
. \u .iell’s Millinery p-triors
* i' ebi mi n.'igne colored -traw.
m t re is 3 black
> .so "hirii '’angs down
a ittle ti the left. Un-
t ti i.-e q-i-mtj-
■k -or malino.
g black h".i i- inudo n-
h >t.ted m ‘ the shape be-
m tli n Tam O'Shan-
• i tin- front
wb -o Miribeau
mdereath is all
being made of
th
of
om'
in
im:' ci,-in
before the
id . o ! i'
\ J'ireman'
Fc:
P. "diet -.vas ft
Columbia.
. re’aHves
f>r better lino wn
flouehcr visitor
ami son. Archie.
iK-nt Monday
had the minks
” as mink bunt-
A petition has In n cut to Go’.'
! a-1 iin.- 11.’; M - (f< ;iF -
K<1 Bail! ■' .un;
in the pe ; ieiitia M
w;> ■ convicted of i.ipe. but
cum :anc - are sue! ’h: • ! .
ir: Iiv of consider.' ion
"Or .Ml '
lence of
iif. ■ lerm
i-d :o a
Bainc
’In-
‘.iso is
r.-’-ce
iieid at
Sunday,
R v Ma-
Tlio (»cond qmiidc cu
F I'fney circuit will be
i.semane cliurcii on
Marcii 23rd ai 1! o'clock,
rion Dargan presiding. ’I’wo services
un Sunday at II o'clock and 2:30
o’clock. Breaching by Rev. Marion
Dargan. Dinner on the ground The
public invit -d.
G. \V. Speer, Ksq., one of the
voting attornevs of Gaffney, was of-
for'd a place- on the commission to
investigate th • county offices of
Spartanburg county and to look in
to the financial condition of tiie coun
ty by the senator and representa
tives of thr., county. Mr. Speer pro-
!• tly appreciated the honor offered
him but on account of private busi
er-. - va- compelled to decline.
,1.1 I'l * -'I'.M' ' ■■.I'
go is princi rallj
i* a'ling !o ! -e g- 1 '
I- ceiiiu: 1 m: 1
A ‘i ■; ; '
W< p- !>ut «• M ‘J»
Star The
building
lo- iollic (
! Jones
iiui'.- over
pi'.'loflicc.
nar. Tin
.1
- a :
lighi
Ti
sa'in
dy
•ml
Ine-
11
th
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sir- Mi.'-
tie n
; Heart.”
coni pan v
Tu' -day
:tx. Til’"
i ai r
gal-
f h c
\
made
plumes
-■xtend
Ne'ipii'itar
up :n r n cn
ma roon
air-hili
st’-a w
■ ha p-
of
t"im!iiings two long v-illow
th -ame shade vhich
from the fr ni to the back of
the
of
-< it
U|>
i. I'e is loc.'e
"i;h The I
| u> Fuji 1 ,,,
) Darb.'
i lie Ik- I ii * -
bile !in- f ‘iy
ibeatre is cut
-ion
in ihe
<-r. and
I f*
hat.
\
I>rm i
V j
at for ”iorr.i;
r-r v.
ear is
• . u,
r » f>f
hbick silk !ace.
the
-hape
S!U‘
ill
'with a round
bri"
i! To
( 1.
in
front tb< '
olio
irge
•OSO
icd
ro-o imbefloil
in
b“auti-
T:e bar !
:n
. !e of
\
Mn n
111
ma
s i ra w a -
■
" n of
•](1fj
net.
. to
the -id • of v
rhicii
’here
! i; i v i •
OliiCi s
a i'ei l in
is in tin-
off from
1 e front by a file wail. HmI not r u-
':;ime • b( < :i e’e•< im-il ..-o -k- dily
ilu ie no account;"" the d-n; .m
"mt if.igh! iiave been done. The
wind was blowing briskly toward
F'm east and the probnbilitv i- ti at
a good portion of tin- bu. lues- fi.irt
of thi* town as well as some r< =i-
de-ices might Iiave been destroyed.
But that is men- specuiatien Tae
fact, that the fire was uninehe! is
most, gratifying and while we admit
that our water works .• rt -m is in
ad- quate to cope with a big fire still
is a bunch or American Beaut", roses
"mi -I'lr'dc nancies givn’g > eharn-
:ng effeer Fndei’ ib hat at the
• ’!.••)• j ;t ma ;« -.f iliac! inalinn
At Carroll & Byers’.
Among tiie many bciuMful hats
'•f-n at CaiTo!! A- Byers’ thf—e is an
e-mire s!ia’ m idf- of whit and
gold lac,. In aid- There are two long
white willow plumes going from
point to l ack. Tiie plumbs in front
nw- caiie’-t ith a gi’t buckle At
‘he back tind' - ftie b--* there t"e
white roses
S'nart hat is made entirely of
it must be
men
dom
we
“Jane.” Tiie Pre it
Om- of the most laugable comedies hydrant,
given (in the stag- in late years is it The Ledger
the plav called “Jane.’’ This farce “a miss is as
’ fuil of ridiculous siniathms from aii-si.-d it
admitted that
► n "tie "ood.
nl'MOSt
ml tin bv
it is within
the depart-
Thev have
nverv time
nutting out
reach of a
had a close call,
good as a mile.’’
this time and we
A
narrow ruehings of brown lace, the
shane. which is somewhat of the **m-
nire. being quite small. The plume
anil roses used on his hat shade
from brown to th- light shades of
leather.
A white hat is shown made of mag
got lace, ti ■ crown of which is form
ed of white willow plume, imheded
with pink- moss rose buds. Under
the hat at the back there is a bunch
but of American Beauty roses,
and
arc-
start to finish, and the audience is
k<-or in roars of laughter during the
'■ntir" production. The whole action
is supposed to occur in one day The
iii-t act is in the morning, the sec
ond act. is the afternoon, and the
third act. j,, the evening. Mr. Charles
Shaeheiton is a voung man who. in
i ’or to get some
n? happy as pig? in clover
now
H.
'or to get some monev that has ibo. mountain
been left him. on the condition that,
be should marry, has writ.t/n his
trustee that he was married though
in reality his is not. Suddenly,
without any warning, his trustee
come-' f,, < <• him. to lector anil rc
.non-Mate with Shackelton’s wife on
her extravagance. It is then un to
Shaokelton to produce a wife, and
after several nnsiirressful trials be
■’"t.-; iiis servant Jane to pretend to
Ui be his wife Tn the meantime
another woman who has refused to
act as his wife d'-cid s to do so and
the result is that he has more wives
than bo wants, and tries to "ot rid
of one. but cannot seem to do so.
Thou Hi • trustee suddenly recollects
tl.-ii! Shackelton has written there is
a baby, and Shackelton is nearly
driven to desnair to produce a baby
that will fit. the ease They finally
bo**"- w one. lint its moth r comes
for it in the midst of all the excite
ment.
To see the final outcome of
the plot. attend th p'U'fonnaneo
of “Jane” which is to be given at
Limestone College on the evening of
next Monday. March 23tli. by m m-
ber? of the Cooper Literary Society
A New Landlord.
The Palmetto House has a
landlord. Early this week A.
Stokes, who earue here from Green
ville to run the house shook the dust
-f Gaffney off his feet and depart' d
city. Mr W. H
A charming empire hat. is made of
electric blue chip trimmed with two
willow plumes of the same shade.
The plumes are caught in trout a
'little to the left, with one pinl and
one blue full blown rose.
A mushroom shape made up in
Ic"horn has for its trimmings an un
curled white ostrich plume, showing
a touch of brown, a large pale yel
low rose in front and a black velvet
Dempsey well and favorably known bow at the back,
to Gaffney people took charge of the The W. C. Carpentre Co.
Palmetto Tu-sday and will continue. The W. C. Carpenter company is
the business. He propose* to run a showing some very charming hats
high-grade dollar a dav house We this season, one of them being a
wish him success mushroom shape of Copenhagen blu-.
— ' the brim formed of tulle and the
Play at Limestone Colleqe. crown being entirely of uncurled os-
Tiie Cooper Literary Society of trich plumes of the same shad.. < f
Limestone College will give a three- blue. In front there is a rose of pas-
an farce coinedv entitled “Jane.” at
the college on Mondav night. March
2>fb. at k:15 Tin- dummy will 1 ave
town at k o’clock.
“Jane is the play that made the
famous actor. Charles Hawtrey, so
iicce-sMii in Americ'- and England.
It is scr aminglv funny from end to
end.
Admission 2o xent-- Ticket? on
;:al * a, Cherokee and Gaffney drug
stores
ACTUALLY CURES CATARRH.
WOrk Commenc«d.
Mr. L. Bak r, the contractor, is
doing considerable work for Mr.
H. D. Wheat at the Irene mill The
Gaffnev Brick company who Iiave
the contract for the masonrv work
on the new plant, ar busy on the
same and the work on this new plant
•vii] be pushed a rai-idlv as t-o -ible.
This new addition will double the
oiitiiiir of this rniil and means more
mon- v for Gaffney merchant
Found at Last.
J. A. Harmon, of Lizemore, West
Va.. says: “At last I have found the
perfect pill that never disappoints
rn ; and for the benefit of others af
dieted with torpid liver and chronic
constipation, will say: take Dr.
King’s .New Life Fills." Guaranteed
.satisfactory
Co.
TTv Gaffney Druq Co.’s Faith in Hy
vomei is so Strong They Sell it
Under Guarantee.
It. is one thing to claif. another j
thing to hack up the claim by a state
ment. that if it i? not proven true,
lb ro will bo no charge, for the serv
ire of the goods.
Ti i? in thi way that the Gaffney
Drug Co sell Ffyomei. for thev have
se much faith ‘ its powers to cure
all form? of catarrh and bronchial
troub’es. that they give an absolute
une”aMfied guarantee with ev rv out
fit t’at if the remedy does not cure,
’b- monev will lie refunded.
Ffyomej j? based on nature’s wav
of curing catarrh. It contains the
concentrated healing oil? and gums
' f the nine wood-, nr pared such
shade and at. the back a mug
plume competes this picturesnu hat
A mushroom shape is made of
boxplaitcd leghorn, trimmed with
two yellow ostrich plumes. Around
th- crown, lo hold the box plaits in
tdacc. th rp is a band r gilt braid
and one of brown velvet. The brown
shaded cowslips under the brim add
greatly to the beauty of this hat.
A hat becoming to most people is
♦he Japanese coolie shape. One
shown was of salmon pink chip. The
< - ii was formed of pink daises and
rebuds, and to the back there was
an ostrich plume of the same shade
An attractive empire hat is shown,
made of brown plaited maline. the
trimmings consiting of a natural Pa-
radise aigrette and an ostrich plume.
Ho ifj to Remain Younq.
To continue young in health and
strength, do as Mrs. N. F. Rowan.
McDonough. Ga. did. She says:
; “Three botfes 0 f Electric Bitter*
| cur- d me of chronic liver and stom
ach trouble, complicated with such
jan unhealthy condition of the blood
that mv skin turned as red as flannel.
I am now practically 20 years younger
than before I took E ■ ctric Bitter*.
! I can now do ai; mv work with ease
-md u.-'-i-t in my husband’s store."
Guaranteed at Gherokee Drug Co.
f< rui that they c-in be .irought. into | ^ r - r(1 _
vour own home. F" give? the health I
advantages of th" Xdirondaoks in j Have you ever thought of It? A
s"ch form that vou can he cured of : Kentucky road trotter.a colt that
catarrh and affections of the nose can not be surprised in build and
throat and lungs while at home orat 1 frmming. Do ton want one that
!5c at Cherokee Drug
—Try a bottle of “Nature Cough
Remedy” and a box of “Grip Tablets”
for that couch and cold. If thev don’t
cure the Gaffney Drug Co. will re
fund your money. 1* that fair?
Costs nothing if they don’t cure.
work.
A complete Hyomei outfit costs
but $1. and extra bott'es. if needed,
mav be obtained for 50e.
With Hvomei vou ran cure catarrh
pleasantly and easily at small ex
nenso. with no H?k of the treatment
costing a penny unless it cure*.
will
See
capture the prize
advertisement in
at all fairs?
.taut column.
—Buy your husband a Carbo-Mag
nolle and hell come home at night
—If its seed you want, the Gaff
ney Drug Co. can supply you. Their
line of garden and fl Id seed* 1*
complete. Seed* sold In bulk.
—One 25 cents box of Qrlp Tablet*
win end that co'd In the head. No
care, no pay. Gaffney Drag Co.