The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, March 22, 1907, Image 4
THE LEDGER.
Tuesday and Friday,
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Stay on the Farm.
(Union Times.)
The sprinK is opening and our j
„ . Miss Birdie Bryant, of Spartan
Ed H. DeCamp, Editor and Publisher. | ))Jrf , j s an( i j. readers are getting ready on the
I» shuford. faring for another year. It is a |
Hrrraft.r adver Isemei.te will be Kev. C M. Teal, one of tho conn- I'leasant time, from now till June, in
„„ adver l«m WII » t)s , clersyman. «M Ini"..,- s.nial climate.. Am till, 1» not
accepted at this office after 9.30 o clock ^ ( , lty Tuesf j ay merely th.* glad new life of natur<>. j
cm Mondays and Thursdays. Marvin Clarkson, a knight, of the Hird songs, (lowers, and verdant
grip, was the guest of his brother, j green are a tonic to us all. Tin.' new [
Watch your label and the date. Tom. of the Gaffney Hardware com- \ life ot nature puts new hope and joy \
And renew before ’Us too late; pany Tuesday , in „ th ® he ® rt .
v , „ rr , ir ,, nn . f ma(1 Mrs. Dora Cummoek. of Spartan Hut spring is also tne time when
if -here n© an error, i.on t get mai. ^ visiting Mr. and Mrs .1 P. Unit great invaluable mass of people |
Report tc us—we’ll make you glad. shu?ord. on North Fred-riel:- street vvil ° woo tin kindly soil !<>r a living,
Pern- mber ’tie our aim to please. Mrs David Thomas, of Spartan return more diligently to work. And
R,„ errors are like peskv fleas- burg, niothei of Mrs. I., G Potter, is there is a mighty pow. r in worn to
But rrors are visiting her daughter in this city. bring content and happiness. We
Thev will creep in In spite or rate. non .i amo j S on. of Timber Kidge, j are prone to think that happiess is;
Therefore, watch your label and the was j n the eitv Tuesday ,u be had in leisure and in freedom
. roh man Kirby, of Sunny Side. ! from responsibility, i ven thougji
Original spent Monday night in Gaffney with umst nt us have had experiences to
** }, is . fHond. Cliff riarv. J remind u.s that unrest and discontent
“ G \V. Speer, Usq . was in Spartan- are the charaeterLstics of freedom
-rwAMg you GENTLEMEN! !hurg Tuesdav on professional busi-: trom work rather than of toil.
T ' n-ss. The i.ord God did not ordain that
Dr. S G Parratt. of Union, spent man should til 1 the earth simpl. as
Wednesday and yesterday in Gaff a curse. Katin r. man having fallen
ney Dr. Surratt is an old Gaffney into sin. he gave him work- to do as
boy, who we are glad to note, is do- -hi- greatest blessing to a being in
in<r well in his adopted home. : his eondition. I here is no doubt
John Warth and Jeff McKown. two 'hat the prim.- normal work of the
of Ilickorv Grove’s bright .oungmen. '''ice is to til! the soil. There is al-
undoubtedly vv--re in the city yesterday. so no doubt, w. think, that the great-
M.Ns Inez Parratt. formerly of <
th : • <-ii> but now of I’nion. spent i
Wednesday and yesterday in the gard
eitv. the guest of Mr-. J F. Garrett. ‘>"ue
building. The in-1 on Umestone str<-et. Hiat
1 waie
thank the Gaffney tire
1«-, nt-nt and tli people <d' Gaff
yt'w for their heroic efforts last
Tn<«sba> Li
'ue Star The
loc.upants of
iiv'd-’.nl effort
energetic and persis-
d nave
iii- to the owners of
iv, building and the
one
fro ., fla;m - allow
ic, f r ■ ei.uee
ateiui to
t. s thank
dger who
kind-
that it is
-ion. It
elfare of
Chase City Chronicles.
. Pity \ a.. March 1-* l ime
ng by \ ei \ ftist and tb time
ming i- here. Rain i- .-till
and nobody tins done any-
owtird- farming yet Some
\vh(d some joy and development
o he found in this life. We re-
an evidenci of warjiing ten-
in our present civilization
many, hould s* ek to leave
the farms
They know not what they do.
There is a la-i nation in the eitv. in
.he electric glare and noise, and the
it' md bi-autv which ar-- som- i.tues
ne.. w
nen do much con-
hands of the rail-
\P«r umm mmmi
lli i * . /tatfofrom r g,3S|S
y rn, g* &
k (f - r afc , ^
The only excuse for baying anything but
a Pure Grape Cream of Tartar Baking
Powdc
er
iiit 1 )0( I ^5 ^ •
wires.
iia.-hing news (*v
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\t) >o\
v • ohac- u Mo,.
JUi WS
mainly of ciinn* and
in r o ?
d,. good of 1ho
nnii' to- ( , K ,
proaia •
-- of tie gilded but 1
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n r > (i f ^
of Mammon. Then* is
l>or
bmnlr.Ml f;!s( . in
If 1 ."/ and
ution
in it. but how heart
h \t j- wo wish each
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n t i j i s
7 u ca - : “ r> .
know. 1
•carod
lad and iass nii^nt.
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did how lew would 0
St.
tvn.
pouinl
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Ux- d<
ar atmosphere* o r the
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1 God’s oi>' 11, lor all
is to sa ve a rew cents in price
K< ^ A L costs you a few cents more per can than Alum or Phos-
pnate ol Lime powders, but tt is w orth tar more than the difference
to Peep your biscuits, cake- and pa-try tree trom the injurious
'S.ffv enectx ot these cheapenin ; -uhstitute^.
'* l, se ot Alum mean-, permanent injury to health.
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m
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JL^'ik-.lv
atul
faster and -oftens the h 'art.
1 cannot di ;i s tl, . card
a w«i”il to praise the tail ni
ol ’he force of T> ■ la dger
t-Trirts to -ubdm ' h-
v-fre the [dan! from 1
t';.*e alwavs loved tl
rMs office and now
T.. er,. than ever, if iw
Again i thank v< »
* CMlt :\ to / v i ’(MI nll r
I «« 1 ol tho so you «ii 1 know' it. is
muddy.
Mr. W. VT Poag came very near
getting one ol ilis eV('S put out b, a
piee<> of .-tee] living from a hatchet
with which ho was working
We need a more efficient water Black Rye.
**ipplv and a sewerage sytsein. but I
i rom
:o to
sand i
| l.p
ruction. We j
nl p 'i ! Jt
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(*d hero -a\ the
.and uiiv in
that of Uu
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old co
“mpioyces of
c 'u! 1 4 ry ^ is
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sna'’ on
tho fa
S j )eaki im
ol t.ol>a<
2co. I hav<* -ecu
Earn youi
■ living
ten loads
iroinK to
niari.ct today. I
your brow
grow whet
love them :
saw a ma 11
1 .-ointc
> town today with
a l ('
ro only
) 10.
an ax in 1
1 jwa^o!
1. \' u*-n I m-kod
Build up >
onr oon
what he ’
was iroin;
u to do with an
;ith all my
ay ] 1o
11 w a g
-0 -iiuddv h<* had
]()\‘ somoni
than to !)<
inc: in ii
* swallow
KD If DeC AMP.
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
ir children
di re cram
v the sweat <n
vo ears ol corn
10 r ro\v 11 for**
unitv and count
Far better this
d in the mael-
iiami of a city, and iieriutps become
as thousands do. a parasit- an.) ;i
drone in society.
There Are Lots of Them.
(Kxchange i
Last week a man stepped up to
B q Dalies and Country Weeklies.
fSeneca Farm and Factory.)
Won’i Bro HcCamp get his Fort
Jill Ce'isor to make a few remarks
igain about “IT le country weeklif'S’
lattering the "big dailies" to get
Kit ice,]. Sonic !>) is .arc- at it again,
dst'ui: Say- tne “Seneca Journal.’
Tli© State” di,] the honor hist.
vork to repub’i-h two of <mr edl
orials. Then it rears 1
1.w claws and waves th
lie off with it’s [laws: it’s nose t:p-j »’«;
itlr at an angle- of !*<■ degrees and j,V!
> whole chestim-s of hearing incli- ;
•,ai : ag a “me undt Gott” assumption'
if importance that is scarry. Some- V|
ing ha; got to la,* done and done
■ht now, or we fear dem' nt.i:! t»rac-
•ox mav result.
ier.- is a great difference be-
e having fast friends and friend-
are fast
e a
day iwad
unday was St Patric
friend from old Ireland wert
a ring of the green.
’o - you meet a man who has Sa in alwaj eeps a large force
iie itcii for office it is a good time bu-\ coining excuses for not loin#
rigiit
to ‘ .scratch.’’
r)i »)ur » , ui* i .* — _ _
a.- on if 1 »: v
he common |M) * ■** %*•
Attention Farmers.
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Do you want a good stand of com
its and said he- would pay us every from vour planting? Owing to the * 4 «!
cent he ow d us if h*- lived till rainy season last year there is a V|
wo must not sacrifice our educational Buford St. M. E. Church Notes, j Saturdav night. \\’<- pr<*sui:ie the ; large- t>‘ r rent of damaged corn you »V
interests to that ( md. In fact we SniMla-. -chool wjl] convene next man died. Another man said he ; would do well to select your seed corn t 4 «|
. ' c 1( . ? . s 1)ave lK)t [, ; Sunday at fli ln a m Preaching at would pH/ us in a day or two as j from and test it before planting
r*-i nave iiot -o - . ..<. ' p ., m bv the pastor. Rev. S. P. sure as we were born Query: Didjtim* to see what per cent, wil ger- W
Wrr.- for the -ehool bond- Harper, at. p m by Rev. ^^arion the man lie or were we never born? | minato. and you could plant making vj
-r of tlu- Spar- \nother saicl he would sc*t,tlc^ as .sun; | an inudligent allowance for damaged Vi
as shooting. We presume that.! i-ed This will apppy U> cotton also, j ,♦,!
The subscriptions for the confer- shooting is verv uncertain. Another j
once collections wen; taken last man said he hoped to "o 'o the — 1 Letter to J. J- Darby.
*a Chronicle was burned out this ] <,.,[,1,.^ . lIu j there was a gratifying; if hi- did not pav us within three Gaffney. S C. r
vim.-k and The Ledge: escaped by a liner nsi over those of last year days Have not seen him since; sup-| Dear Sir: Rverv job Dovoo is done* V;
fair’s breadth Tuesday. Gee, but | T e econd quarterly conference imisc lie is not gone. but. trust he with less gallons than ever before
* * * i Dargan. presidim
Ob erve-r was threat jtanburg district.
The Ciiarlo
f-rv ) with fire last week-, the Angus-
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“he fin* fiend .-oems to be after us 1
tvifzin* our time corn's.
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will hr* bold at the parsonage Satur did not hope in vain. Quite a numb-
dnv night at S o’clock. All the of- er said thev would see us tomorrow.
Cni-i'.' nf the church are urg- » to it- They must have been stricl'.-en blind,
tend. op tomorrow has not come One
% Gaffney merchant who does aj Stranger- and visitors cordially f'Hn told us fix months ago that ho
, , ■ r ..i ' wi-leamed to Sundav’s «crv : would pay as soon as he got some
strictly cash business informs a Led-, money. The man would not. lie. of
trov repr-sentative that the pales of- Broad Rjver s s C on V ention. course he has not got a cent since.
'*-tablishment. this season havf
-.fY-’i creatf-r than ever before In th*
history of liis business That is en
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with any other paint.
S J Field. Indianola, Fla. says: ;y|
“All houses here are painted Devoe.
it* not air
too trying for oilier
V
paints. One coat Devoe is better V 1
than two of anv other paint, so far
Broad River S. S. C on vention.
The churches and Sunday schools
the Broad River Association are
‘minded again of the meeting of
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onragtn
news, indeed.
• • •
t' e annual Surida\ School Conven
tion in Cowpens on th fifth Satur-
•< i dav and Sunday in this month.
Kooe the umpire will call P' a y j y |i i-hurches and Sunday schools are
Jl” and the heart of tho fans will j (‘quested to send repre. entatives
ao an* inter, ste,] n the work
All the pastors of the association
e rcquet-eil to be in the pa-tor'i
hotel-
as we know.”
Less gallons, less cost.
1 Yours truly V'
.Mr. M. W Brown has purchased j 32 F W DEVOE & CO >V
a fine horse and savs his match can- , R S. Wilkins-Watson Hardware %♦'
not he found Co. sell our paint.
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Cherokee BiiL.‘.....LI..
Fourth Series Now Open.
Stock Being Taken-Applications For Loans Filed.
One man is now living in his own house who joined in Jan
uary; made application tor loan; paid his dues—75 cents—
which was really due February 2. He made this payment
as a matter of good faith. He is in his own happy home
today February to. lie is saving house rent today. Hi-
property—not the landlord's property—is growing in value
every day. Name furnished upon application
Read Our Booklet And Pass It Along, It Means
A GREATER GAFFNEY.
W. Hi Gooding, Secy & Treas, C. A, Jefferies, Prest,
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r*,Ht with hiv but ■ iTico tbe railroads
have > eased to is su [>a s< and the
1 < redit pm pects we’ll have
t/» sta* at home and content our- A. u. Bin n.
Mdf -,v 11) 1 re.'uling Wood’s “Food for
Chickens.” and such stuff Mo Farmers’ Institute.
* • • The following letter from l’/'
„ , ,, , j 1 .1 (h-nt M'll. of Clemson College 1
Tho Columbia Record deplores! it-f;t
, :»ck o' editorial matter in the week- Will you please notify the fanm
’» jirr-ss and the Spartanburg Jour- through the columns of .our n
de’jr*-cates : ie same thing. M-en
and hn thren. we
;i 0
of tiie
that, the board of trust es of Cle
on Agricultural Colh-ge will be foi
d to suspend the Fann<-
wo(*kly pnss have enough to do Chmson Colic
now without undertaking to mold <'sim <* ol tne preparation
»"b!ic opinion or furnish :bought for
»r/u city chaps, es
r.'*i-on for “the full
•iallv a«
th
liing to admit two bun
lit ; to the benefli- of
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the h
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Rapid changes of temperature are hard
on the toughest constitution.
The conductor passing from the Jieated
inside of a trolley car to the icy tempeiature
of the platform —the canvasser spending an
hour or so in a heated building and then
walking against a biting wind—know the
difficulty of avoiding cold.
t utini
Th
'11* Gre r Observer approtu
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tli nain
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hand
■ admission of tl
it and it will
-refore, fn>‘ the n
the aecommodati
during tin Farn
tin- ins'init wn
will lie
ilr-d throu
We had a “dandy” editorial writ”
Vr today’s Ledger, but in the mxc e
ment incident to the fire Tuesday
.soro-- one hecumc unduly exerci -d
v d earned our tabic out into tl,*
street and the editorial, along with
a lot of correspond nee. wa- blown
away by the v’ind. We haven’t be n
able to get onr think machine in
operation so as to produce It.
• • •
What about that business organi
sation to promote the material in-
terests of Gaffney? Are we going
to take advantage of the onportuni-
Ue-.: offered hv the Electrical Power
and Manufacturing company and the (*, ATK , . , mi , ( , v , H M
Southern Power company, to make , be* \ 1 01 .iv
I It X NK ,1 < 'll KM: V I .1 *'- '
Gaffney tin- great manufacturing . en -uu , lin
tr*» it should be. or are we going tx>, -
sit Mlv bv and let this power go to j • 111 , 1
J • •« m ty» illlH (‘V* I
our neighbors? That is the question ; i aukii iii;it i imtini in- cun-*.
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Mr. Edison Says:
“i want to see a Phonograph
« in every American home.”
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Scott's .Emulsion strengthens the ^
body so that it can better withstand the 4gj»
danger of cold from changes of temperature. ^
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It will help you to avoid taking cold.
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ALL ’DRUGGISTS; 50c. AND $t.OO. ^
oiiliscrilis to m Leteer SI,00 a *eai.
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111 nn
bj
booze
which confronts us just now.
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ROBERTSON
Are you tired, fagged out. nervous. __
sleepless, feel means? Hollister’s { sk.ai |
Rocky Mountain Tea strengthens the -fTT *.
nerv.-s. aids digestion, brings refresh
ing sleep. 3. r > cents. Tea or Tablets
Gaffney Drug Co.
Hwnrii 1<i tu-fiii * mi .inil uli-.-i 1 <1 , * j 1
it , tlii.i iitli iluy ut I »i 1-i in I hi . 11 l--:i
A. \V. Cil.l A-oN.
Nolury I’utilic.
11 h l r < ';i l ;n rli (' i 1 *• ,s , :i l;i-ii iriii*rn:i 1 ly mill
iiul s il I •■«i’t ly mi t in* Mi mil .md in iii'i nisin -
fii'-i-s ul tIni system. Send liir |i*stimixiluIs
fmi-.
F .!. < 'll KN I-', V .V CO., Toledo, O.
Sold liy I Jr-uygisl s. I.ti-.
Hall’s Kamilv Pills ar<‘ tin-best.
For a bargain in some de
sirable City Property.
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Mr. Edison knows ol the wonderful plea-ure Ins instnimou
it 1
I has jiro\ ined and is providing in ilious inas of homes.
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\\\‘ carry in Mock I/di-on Machines and Records, ai-so
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Victor Machines .md Records. We sell at prices made by Mr.
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|« Kdison, which are the same you will have to pay in New York
or Chicago Buy from u.s and save express charge'.
R. Total & Co.
—That (jarlK>-Magnetic is great.