The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, June 21, 1907, Image 4
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THE LEDGER.
Tuesday and Friday.
Ed. H. DeCamp, Editor and Publlahar.
The Ledger Is not lesponslhlo for
he views of correspondents.
the three sentences which follow
from that attempt:
We are not attempting to do any
editorial w’ork this week. * • • In
the meantime we will get the hallu-
rinations out. of our head, the melli
fluous,—Oh, ye gods!—Snoring of
the “Marion Star's” versatile editor
I
CHEROKEE MINERALS.
CLIFTON CHRONICLES.
a. Large Mill
Editor DeCamp Says the Piedmont is What is Transpiring in
the Golden Spot of the World. Town.
Hereafter no advertisement* will b*
accepted at this office after 9.30 o'clock
*n Monday* and Thursday*.
(Columbia Record.)
“Piedmont South Carolina i* rich
er in mineral wealth than any sec
tion of this country that I knowany-
nut of our ears, and that “deepbrown thing about,” said Editor K H. Mo-
taste of the morning after” out of who is in the city e n route to
our mouth Charleston to attend the annual
We had a big time, with whiskers meeting of the State Press associa-
on it: hut we have shaved again, and t>on. “I" fact like the wonder of
will try to rock along as usual un- th ° ^™Plo erpc,f ’ ,, hy the late Kmg
til next time. Rut when we meet
that fellow DeCamp. and that charm-
Clifton, June 18.—A very lively
meeting was commenced at the Pres
byterian church on the 8th inst. and
closed Sunday night, conducted by
Revs. R. G. McLees and F. H. Ward-
law, synodical evangelists. The meet
ings were highly interesting, and
were largely attended by people of
all denominations. Mr. McLees did
tbe preaching and Mr. Wardlaw con
ducted tiie music. Ho is a gifted
singer and during his short stay
made some improvements among the
tones of the members of tiio choir.
The result of the meeting was
twelve additions to the nujmbership
t,, WI . Solomon, ‘the half has never been
Watch your label and the date. told; and literally there's minions in
And renew before tlf* too late, in!rlv sPfllIct!vo ppelt again, remem- 5 t-a n d all that remams .s tor the
If there b e an error, don’t get mad. hPr we have our war paint on and It to realize what unfold wealtn
Repor* te us—we’ll make yon glad will bo war to the hilt. ' f ' s ,,e noath j''''■ ‘""I tneie
will be an industrial awakening that
mber, 'tie our aim to ple .39. • • wil i L . c iip S(; anything j n the past, and «>f He church, and several others be
But errors are like peskv fleas— -° f >d fHend. fnnt. ,T. K • th;i- is saying a great deal, in view
fhev will creep In In spit© of fate. Wat berry of the Tri-P^ato Odd Fob ,,,• t |,,. achievements accomiilished in
T^profore watch vour lab«»t and ♦ho low, published in the interest of that South Carolina within the pa-r tif-
noble order, at Columbia, was kind 1 11 V'*''-
-n.lrlnal "nowh say thy Mlmyhw wBcm- , "'.i < henk-e c..tmly t.ml v »
tew miles from Gatfne... is the'to. .-,
!n - r our recent attempt at - dailv: niini . , v . lif . h l ls already made
Xotwithsanding the recent fire in p, (>wm*r, Captain Ross, ,t wealthy
CITY DIRECTORY. The Ledger ofTjop and the eonse- Several times iie lias nTu-ed
ouent confusion, FM DeCamn came a princely sum for his properly, for
Officials. up smiling with the very handsomest h(> f( , ( . ls r p ;u t,,. is as c ;,paid(' of sue
. q f ittle Mayor a:ipe r ever issued from h’s ofTice, and ( .<>s'-fu]iv oiierating the mine any-
T «nears '.'.'..".‘. Mayor Pro Tem that is saving a good deal for he )ly el o ha consequent!; de-
w nr City Clerh turns out no other 'nd Tim Hbis- f .|j m , ( j ;i ]] () vertim‘s.
r, . T Treasurer Limestone College commence- .. 0n1v a f „ w days ago.” continued
\ T H ’1man " " Health Officer ment edition -ceded ot.lv the hand- • Mr lv ramp. when asked cone ning
T H Lock v art Chief Police ^m© Ph-y-/ of Hu editor to rnal:-e it In!rin!; of - in in h j S county, “two
7 R BeR .... .. city Attorney thing of beauty and a joy forever. of tIn were shipped to Cornwall.
n-.-j' Diihil* Works Mark T ,r ,ictlon ; P pCarn P wil1 England, to e mel ! This! a
Beard Public W .some day make The Ledger a seven- to . <)f four shipments already made
A. N Wood Chairman ,i ny paper, with full telegranhic news ;ui(1 no appreciable dimuni-
J. N IA comb Treasurer M-rvice \nd none will rejoice with tJon jn tho quantity of ore in sigh:.
W. H. Ross Secretary :- nirn mor© than the writer, for we Th( 1o(al cogt i no j,i ( , n t to mining and
Board of l.dde know the man. know his worth, and an( j ^melting is about $°.,-
W. C. Hamrick President 1<now he richly deserves all the good nflft ' an ^ t he owner receives $18,000
7 C Otts Secretary Hiingg that may come his way. ^yie jmrf^ rin obtained from that near and the house was filled
' ' ' Ml of which is the more anpre- , n j. ( - no r©,,.^ ore The pro- utmost seating capacity.
Hated because rapt. Xeatherry is an flt ' k qnit(> a handsome sum.
NOTES AND COMMENTS. : f >ld newspaper man and his great ex- „ It is © xp p©-ed that as soon as it
perlenc© teaches him the amount of js s . (>f , n tha) the am0 „nt of ore avail-
Si: oe the demand from the coun- effort exj-ended in an undertaking of a pp, w j]| justify the expense, a
try peop'e to celebrate the 4th of s >ich character. refining or smelting plant will be
Ttilv i c tr -Ton" it is to be hoped that * * * built on tl' f> Ross iiroperty, uni t!ie
Ju • ' . e n are due and hereby tender an ()U tnut will not he sent to England,
«*• ^ rokirnhia sta., ,or at- a" I» now noconsarlly ,ho ««•
trlbutlonf will respond HberaHy In trJbutln tt a motUe which, if we Mr. DeCamp lean entlnialaat c
order tka* a most attractive program n , South Carolinian and has great faun
mav V a-aneoi! only «“* ,0 in fahim of ins State, and esp ? -
■ “ • * • could never have attributed to it. and c j a u v j n t hat particular section of it
or© rumois floating in the that was the Intentional slinging of i n which he lives. Ho talks in a
The.e ^ limestone College in its College convincing manner and is right up
air of pos?: le new enterprises tnar .. . . date in his information showing
wi;i ?ti- things around here. The Kd.rion. We have It from the best ^ h(i * kwpins , in ©lose touch
verv air ^eeras to be charged with authority that the work of that with w hat is going on in his live
fo/ y of enterprise and if was a labor of love; community.
thi= - » W. on a wonder- -l.». no, » dollar was rtara-d oeRsr , N 7: _ pP R ; G pAPM,
ful a:;." of new life within twelve a single college for the write-ups
n. mr :..- w- are no prophet.
• • •
Sr> Columbia baseball tr*am
jump* * *he mighty ‘'Riigp'' of the
Charb-rfr. r, arn Wednesday and
poundei: i t. all over the lot. Won-
ing ■•awakened'’ prefer to unite with
Hi,* churches of Hi*' other denomina
tions.
Rev. ,j. p. Stevenson, pa. tor of Hie
Presbyterian church, is absent at
this time, taking a special course of
study in Chicago, where ho will
probably remain until September Lit.
Rev. 15. L. Coker, of Columbia, but
late of Jacksonville, \ia., is looking
after liis church work while he is
aw ay.
The new Methodist church is
lit! isiieii and wa.- dedicated siindav
!y\ Presiding Elder Rev. Marion
Daigan. The dedicatory s<tiii >n was
jiirtiehed trom the text at Mat.
Id: 18, tiie subject being “The Ideal
Church.” The attend; nc * at the ded
ication wag large and orderly, the
sennon was fine, and the meeting
was. we think, in all respects, all that
eoijld have been d** iivd. The Bap
tists omitted service., i u order to at
tend. and people cann* from far and
to its
seating capacity.
Mrs. J. c. Linder died Sunday after
a very short illness, and her remains
were buried at Mt. Zion today. A
large concourse of friends and rel
atives folio ved Hie corpse
place of interment. It has
ported hen* that there an
cases of scarlet f-ver at
Mills at the present time.
Jim Draper, a colored
about twelve years of age,
face caught by an ©levator
mill last Friday and his
50c IN CASH
FOR 100 COUPONS FROM
i Hi-. ( U, \kl I I P, OF OHAIJTY
mm in Each.
Coupons al o !-* !'■'na! !'■ for Valuable Presents
! 'rnnnon /hpartment
AMKK IC AN I OBACCO CO.
JERSKV C V\ X X. J. ST. LOUIS, MO.
Y/EEKLY WEATHER BULLETIN
to the
been re-
everal
Pacolet
boy, of
had his
in No. .1
nose and
der wi.;.-
Jimmy M<
though*
there nn-
gnashiii^
tha* day'
• • •
The F, ; lr nbia State’? rharleston
Exper* olh ion published last week
was a rr.: -rer-stroke. None but the
best ?-q';:pi * d plants and the most
thorouv‘.y capable newspaper men
could made such and edition so
credit '•>- and successful. We sln-
cereR-
and that the president of Limestone
was written to at least. Hire® times
with the view of having his college
represented and that he failed to re-
- nnnd. Therefore we lift the charge
from the shoulders of Tiie ytate and
place it upon Dr Lodge in extenua
tion for him. however, we desire to
say that we have knowledge that he
was an extremely busy man about
at Hampton park ; his time, looking after his comrnonce-
ment. etc . and therefore had his
hands full. All
appreciates the fact that The State
did not slight Limestone and craves
Waring. Billy Ball,
r.s and Elder Hemphill
•hat? Gee whiz! hut
have been walling and
teeth
Messrs. Leo farter and Arlie
Brown. Wofford students, have n-
turned to their home in Williams
burg. after enjoying the hospitality
of Rev and Mrs. T. B. Owen.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wilkins and
family are spending a month at
Piedmont. Springs.
Miss Rat© Hamilton and her cousin.
Mis s Lil Hamilton, of Mississippi.
chin torn off au*! hm under jawbone
erti-hed at the ©li’n and several teeth
torn out. It is a singular occurrence
to get the face caught in such a
place, but }©■ was looking over the
■ate into tiff* elevator pit, when the
“levator cam© down on him un
awares. H r . was doing very well at
last account. His father died just a
few days before the accident.
forn crops and gardens are look-
tag fine in this section, but corton is
Hi© smallest jo 'his sen«or) of Hie
ear that wo romembo-- of ever see
ing \\ jthout a great outcome there
• ill not be a half crop made.
Wheat (what we 1>rve s‘'*nl w : 11
about average Two-thirds of a cron.
week at
are spending a
Springs.
Mr Jap Snttles. Grover I lam brick
and Misses Ora Flack and Lilma
the same The Ledger Eskridge, spent yesterday in the city
with Miss Jessie Lipscomb.
Mrs SheR Sparks -and Ed Ryars
hav© gonp to Piedmont Springs to
its forgiveness for the blunder. spend the summer.
• • • Mrs. Lucy Blake, of Blacksburg.
The Chester Lantern evidently was in the ©ity shopping the first of
thinks that the State Press Association 1 week,
did he proper thing in acceping the
PUdmont hut there wn- verv IPHo sown.
S.
For the Weei< Ending 3 A. M-, June
17, 1906.
Tho weather was partly cloudy to
cloudy during the we©k except on
tin- first, and the last days which
were clear. The sunshine approxi-
mated fifty per cent, of tho possible.
Teinperatur s were nearly normal
on the co“ t and averaged nearly four
degree^ below normal in the western
; >rti<m. vhere unusually low tempe
rature^ occurred on the last two days.
r TLf‘ j Fovjtr.c4 tn r ‘r«'ltHH* f or thO
week wen- a maximum of 91 degress
a Bi-uekville on the ibth. and a mini
mum of 't degrees at Matestuirg and
Greenville on the ir.4ii.
There were numerous showers
throughout the State on tho lath,
11th and Ifith, with excessive rain
fall in localities in the central and
* astt-rn counties, though the average
precipitation for file week was
slightly below normal. Theft* were
numerous hailstorms on the 1”th in
rite centra] and northeastern coun
ties. and some n f them were damag
ing. •specially in Orangeburg. Ker
shaw. Lancaster Darlington and
ft, ■ - *or r ' -id oounHei- F’tgh winds
occurred r© tb* -ame dato in ’tian”
places t)u f did no particular injury,
evet-pt in connection witit th» liail
-■ f f c ?.
A Wi.scnns n schotd t.-acri-r bd
among her inipil- :i littl ■ hoy nanod
Jaekey, who was al * :ys ]ate j., he
morning. Buc one day he mana;ed
to gt-t. to the school house before.he
-oil rang. wiier< upon he said to the
teacher: “Veil, today l am p“ore
;i t last ! always ,va? jiehind ;>•>
fore."
CATARRH SEASON.
At the first warning of catarrh one
hould begin using Hyomei T!. • dis-
- ase is verv common at this season
of the voar. but a few days’ treat cent
will often prevent a serious and ong-
continued case of catarrh.
If th< breath is catarrhal and effen-
sive. if there is irritation in the
throat or dronning at the back of the
throat, begin tiie use of Hvornel at
once.
Vou run no risk n paying tht Gaff
ney Drug Go. $1 0d for a Hyomei out
fit with which thev give their ne"'On-
a] guarantee tha’ if the remedy do‘*s
not afford relief, your monev wi!l be
refunded at one", making it the most
economical cure for catarrh as we’l
as Hie onlv on© that is sold unite” a
gua rantee.
How to Kill v 0 iir Town.
fFxchange.)
Fie'n: on the streets.
Oppose Improvements
Mistrust public men.
Ui’n the town do ti ;© tranger?
Go to some other town to trade.
Refuse to advertise in your home
paper.
Messrs. Lowery Walker, Chas. Aus- Do not invest a cent ; lay out your
| tell. Vic Lipscomb, Harry Wheat, mem y somewhere else.
i=- Charleston will be great- * nv ' ,ation to inPPf ’ n Gaffney next will Lipscomb, Luther Curry, Ralph He particular to discredit thy mo
, X . .. t . T . vear. if one mav judg© from the fol- Sarratt, Sam Fort, Joe Osborne, fives of public spirited men.
ly uei.efi* -d by this edition. It re- f & very ex , 1(Jnt Lo uis Wood, Misses Lula Garrett, Lengthen your face when a strang-
flected credit not only upon the State _ * ' * Lucy Carpenter, Jessie Lipscomb, I er speaks of locating in your town.
Pnblishir.. rompany. but upon the 1 r “ r ' j Wilma Gaffney Lillian Hopper. If a man wants to buy your prop-
The Press Association is to meet Etheleen Wilkins and Mr. and Mrs. ''rty ask him two prices for it
next year at Gaffney, and will be en- p au ] onffney spent Wednesday at If he wants anybody else’s. inter-
tertained at Limestone Gollege, and piedmont Springs. * for© and discourage him.
rompany, but
entire ce' .monwealth.
• • •
Spe.V fA the coming to Gaffney
of ♦he ?Tat© Press \ssociation In
190S • ■.• Yorkville Enquirer says;
In arccntance of a most cordial in-
vitatier. fr©»i Editor E. IT. DeCamp.
backe.t - -Ve Gaffney Ghamber of
Comme-oe *he next session of the
South raroiina State Press associa
tion wlT '• e b©] ( j at Gaffney. The
CharlesTrm people were kind enough ; health resorts inth© woods near
to e\ er.r .-.to uer tnxitation. but Mr. | Spartanhtirg. and vet but few of
DeGamt' -*arted after 'he meeting In
time. : put. it up to the editors In
we ar© glad it is so. We trust that MiSs Lucy uttlejohn. of Asbury,
Hi.* association will adopt the plan was in the’citv yesterday
of meeting in a different part, of the w G chandler, of the Southern
State every year, giving preference p ow © r Company, was in the city
to those places where there is an op- yesterday on business for his com
port unity for the members to see some-
fbing of the character, resources, in
dustries, human endeavor and devel
opment of the locality. Meetings
were held several years at gloomy
those who attended know what that
,, . ,, , , , .splendid citv looks like. The last
n wav -hV They could not resist. tw m © etln hav © b ©© n at th © Isle
The pro),ability is. that the meeting of p. llms an(1 Vf . t t - nP memb © rs saw
nexr very will be yen* interesting. , ]jtt i e more of tbe charming city of
Editor rnr.-ensen has started after i rharleston t)ian of towns f, 0 ^ th e
the iG,n meeting. He wants it at railrj||d . Therp is . something inox
Pa ' irf . # . ' pref^iply fascinating in the sea. and
we should like to meet occasionally
pany.
Mrs. Nellie Taylor, of Statesville,
X. C„ and Mrs. Bessie Cobb, of
Charlotte, X. C . are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Ed H DeCamp, on Victoria
avenue.
Refuse to see tlm mf'"it in ;>n\
scheme that do".s no: exactly bene
fit you.
Pun down your newspaper.
Talk in the barber shops and loaf
ing places, of how bad times are of
how everything and everybody is go
ing to the “d"mnition bow-wows.”
Planted Best “Seed.”
The woes of th amateur gardener
O. G. Falls, of King s Mounain, N. ' :, j'e very amusing to others, hut de-
G., was among the visitors in the 1 H'b'dly real to Hi" man w bo has
city Tuesday | spoiled a suit of clothes, blistered
pi- id< in T. E. Mooi<-. <,f ti©' Gaff hands and lost his temper in his
m-v Manufacturing Gompanv, spent flort - to make things grow.
Tuesdav and Wednesdav in tin-city, i ' young m-n. recently married,
Sam Mean,, of Spartanburg, was 1 in th© spring secured a subur-
a visitor ,1 the ciiv Tuesdav. ! idace. mainly with the idea of
The medicine that s^ts the whole
world thinking.
The remedy on whieh all doe tor?
agree,
’i ke nreserint ©n all your friends are
taking is
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
Do you need a Truss? Is yonr t:
giving you satisfaction Otir Truss
es ar© made in accordance with strict
scientific principles They do what
a Truss is intended for. Wo guaran
tee © fit satisfaction or your money
refunded Gaffnev Drug Go.
Tune 14 2t.
Drop a po«ta! card t© The \ta?l:a
Ptickers Association \dv rtising De
partment. Atlanta. Ga., if you use
“Argo” and get their \rgo Red Sal
mon Fool; Rook, with 99 ways of
preparing Salmon
June 18 21.
I) Gat’d aiII.
Golumbia. an ofli
' 1 r
homegrown
vegetables ”
One o' *,ie best inducements that
along its shores, hear its roar and the
any -own could possibly offer for the ' lashing 0 f its waves and see the
establishn.en- of manufacturing enter- wnales; gea cows j>nd tri'oldtes swim-
l»akita!de
nring afiout All this is
f<^r| for the fancy, but till edMors
oilg'nt to have omniverous and amphi
Idoiis fancy, anil should pursue a
course in State geography as deli
neated on tlu- map of creation To
visit a loealit'- is ♦© increase our in
terest in i’ almost infln'te' and the
bringing of the members of the press
rltory is oncerned. It only remains together in every section of the State
would t>e of immense advantage *o
tiie press and the people. At seclud
ed resorts about all we can do i- to
prises weald be cheap power. Here
tofore *: i cheapest power available
in thi serHon has been steam With
the dev< b.pmenr of the wonderful
waterpow©:. on Broad river the
problem of cheap power has been
solved -o far as this immediate ter-
cial of
the S‘ * * 111,
CM)
!> illw
av r,im j Fv i'v evening he would hurry through
p:.n v.
•iejit \Y (1;
<*S(]
> in
i !,* cit v. 1 fiU supper and rush out. to his gar-
\V. A.
E l va :
T p
•o’nin
m at chi-i ,,, “ n - " her© h“ displayed
more energv
tec! of
Gohnibiti
a a
s i n
t*,,. ©jtv ' than skill. But, ."tas!
When manv
Tu 'I*
Il'ttle ;hing s began to break
y s
; * M
■ i ,i I Mi ground jn his neighbors’ gardens.
* ':•<*
■. ,\i.
r ;.j it
St < ‘
van. are Ids own remained as
itare as the
V S'lUl"-
Mr a-
•
Jij
IbMt 1 in- ^'liara.
b.
,i P"
’,.
“it certainly itas got
me beat,” he
or \
.\i Sim
|F '
' *:it
\Y •'in,*.,- | "titided j© a friend at
his office one
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given that on the
22nd day of July. 1907. at 10 o’clock a.
m.. I will, as executor of the estate
of J. L Spake, deceased, apply to
the Probate Court of said county, for
a final settlement and discharge as
such executor. All persons having
claims against said estate or interest
ed therein, ar© notified to be present
or present their claims, or be for-
ever barred.
W. L. Spake.
Executor estate J. L. Spake.
Pub. in Gaffney Ledger June 21
arid 28 and July 5 and 19. 1907.
an ordinance regulating thh
RUNNING OF AUTOVIOB'LES IN
THE TOWN OF GAFFNEY AND
PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR
THE VIOLATION.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE TOWN
COUNCIL OF GAFFNEY IN COUN
CIL ASSEMBLED AND BY AU
THORITY OF THE SAME:
That on ami after the passag© of
Hii. ordinance it shall be unlawful
,for any person in charge of an auto
mobile, or motor car to maintain a
greater rate of spe<*d while within
the corporate limits of the town of
Gaffney than eight miles p-r hour,
and it shall he the duty of any per
son having the control of such nu
chin© to bring the same to astand-
; still when any horse or mule is
frightened thereby, and so wait un
til the rider or driver can pass or
turn aside into another street; and It
shall be the duty of every person in
control or charge of every such ve
hicle when desiring to pass any such
animal from the rear, to pass the
same slowly, and without unneces
sary noise and to come to a stand-
stllj if the animal about to be pass
ed becom s frightened and difficult
' to be managed by reason thereof.
| Any person violating this ordinance,
upon conviction before the mayor
( shall he fined not more than fifty
'dollars or be imprisoned for a term
of not more than thirty days.
Done and ratified Jn council as-
| sembled this the seventh . day of
| June, In the . VPa r of our Lord one
| thousand nine hundred and seven
J. Q. Little, Mayo£
■ W. H. Ross, City Clerk.
for the Board of Trade of Gaffney to
get ),n^- and acquaint probable loca
tors with Mjp possibilities of this
section Now is the time to get
busy and no opportunity should b<*
overlooked
• • •
Editor McWhirtor, of the Sen
eca Farm and Factory, lias evidently
not recovered from the effects of the
gathering a* Charleston yet. H<* on
ly had one little paragraph In hi:- pa
per this week, and from that we lake
da\ in S| a rianImrg
' T isos 1 it I !<* jnhli.
snent yesterday in th,
ati ve?.
wait i
Hu
Mow 'n Thin?
o* <:T• • Hundred linllnr* lOu.m >,
;iriy '-.is* ’ T itIi tliHt runner lx . i v
Hal , ..t . n ■ um
i .1. < IIK.NTY \ <•(>.. To ' ''
\\. , • • .' - ■ • - ”i"-*' I i vr |rnowo k. J
Hhcney i< f ' isl L yiutrii, iinu ti*-.a-v* dim
perfet .. I o! itki In nil bu*ilnsv tr.iiisui--
ilomv and t.' iinvki y atib* ei>, ...
iibllki.it ion** ' id* "V I It* if lir in.
W'Kr-'l AtTkI i X VIl'Mt •. ill . o il/-* N|*| I I*di
O. \V a I. i I :■ t [vIn.nan & Maiivin wil'd,
uni,- I irut'/ ••t- I " edn, «».
Hiti. ,< ;.’'i ri un 1.-, l.iUcn liiti rn i iv
actli tf d * / p 'i tbt liuied nid
H'jr'ii, , c>. - ‘ ’I* 'Ss’i-iii Tistlmoril * -•••it
fr**i-. I’r • per notue. soul Py a nnig-
KiHt ■>.
H . - 1 i I’t • i re : In "-si
sit and look at one anotiier and at
one another's u \es and daughters,
very delightful scenery j* js true
but editors must equip themselves
with some prietie;i 1 know!'<|g *. ai
tiiis tiee,|, ♦© l»e replenis ei| offPsinn-
ally. i a order tiiat tht*y tr'iy liave
some sor t of comnioditr u* ha* d to
liarter for bread and liutter.
Wherein We Are Like “Rugs.''
fCharleston I’ost.t
C. E Fisher, tli" S’rnr d -n express
agent of this p'ac*- wi'.! ’ -e .'.tu,
day for a month’- vac- Foti ills
'•ffice. during lii absen,will i,©
filled by j || Terrill of ” ■ (' i
In speaking to a lydg-T man Mr.
Fisher stated that diii'ing Ik
he would secure a il'-gtila;ion del ver. ,
wagon and on bis return would put
on same, thus deliverin • 'b expre ,:- ;
1<> consignees at their place ,,f busl- i
nes.s or home, as the ca~e may !„•.
I v\ i Illinois tanuci's • . | to
lynch an antomoidlist ii, : killing
ja couple ot «-o\s> s \ miles from
wlier,* they could b,. canned con-
v n 1 ntlv
j hi \V 1 S ^
da.se i|‘
not high
| ire men
b li.nciit at ilie I'-aut v
pec: But wait till |
Pill. I guess that will
in n; -
.e . ' (111 -' moill
••lloilgll for llill! ;
pooi.-. H" show s
Rn venna.
with n l
Hi “Tkn!
tains are
our iak :
no aston-
hi this pros
give }|j rn ti,,.
astonisii him.
Jennie Did you "near of tin* awlul
I l ight Jack* got on his wedding da -. ?
Oiive Yes. indeed 1 ,ias then* and
aw ner.—Tit Bits.
day. “I can't understand why not a
ilessrd tiling has come up. 1 plant
'd peas and cor n and tomatoes.”
“I’erhaps th" seed were defective."
tin* fri tid suggested.
“I hardly think it was that,” the
gank ii't replied, “for I go; the very
best paid IT, cents a can for them”
' rgo Red Salmon can be pieparod
in neariy a hundred different ways.
!' t on of the most nutritious and
"■nl!litul foods sold. At all grocers.
June 18-21.
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June 18-21.
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Z* Scott's Emulsion strengthens enfeebled
nursing mothers by increasing their flesh and
V nerve force.
It provides baby with the necessary fat
and mineral food for healthy growth.
ALL DRUGGISTS; 50c. AND SI.OO.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
At a Bargain
< Mie lot Mix 120, west side Oakland Avenue.
I'our lots N0x2DO and one 14()xK0 west side of Victoria
Avenue.
House and lot on west side Limestone St Lot H0x20d,
with ei*fht-room house, electric lights and water work-,
and all modern conveniences. Tins propertv must he
sold at once, ('all and see u? if you are interested.
1^0 JR
Lour rooms for rent in Cherokee DrujfCo.’^ huildintf.
We are agents for the Southern Life and Trust Co., of
Greensboro, N. C., and are also agents for some of the
largest and best FIRE INSCRAM K COM PA \ I ES in
the world, and write the best Accident and Health poli
cies that can be written.
.See us lor REAL LSTATE, whether a buyer or seller.
Before placing your Eire Insurance phone No. 170.
Otiifnoy Oo.
0I-KI0KKS.
I). C. Ross, President. C. W. Hamk>, Sec and Treas.
J. N Jhbsgomi:, V.*President. .I.C. Otts, Attorney.
Office in National Bank Building
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