The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, October 25, 1907, Image 1
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SEMI* WEEKLY --PUBLISHED TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
A N«*««ap«r in All Hm« ttM Ward Impllaa and Oavatad to the Beat lnt«r«at of
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GAFFNEY, t. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1907.
V
FROM WMINSVILIE.
MOVEMENTS OF “HE PEOPLE OF
LOWER CHEROKEE.
Pe> onti Par'o^aph* Concernlrn Pop
u -r ar.H ^liort it^ma of
Wlllrtwville, Oct. 22.—The best
sign that we've ceased to live is that
we’ve ceas< d to pray.
‘Tbere’a uot a Joy the world can give
Lib© that it takes away."
We made a hurried trip to Hickory
Grove last Saturday and while there
met yonr townsman, Rev. W. T.
Thompson on his way to preach at
Unity which he is now serving as pas
tor.
\fr. H B. McDaniel has made a
good crop of sweet potatoes. They
are exceptionally fine both in quality
and quantity. Mrs. McDaniel gave
us some of them to bring home. We
got lodged up fn the sund In the river
at the ferr • where we remained for
about two he.irs and until we could
get our bug-rv hroueht to the hank
on a bateau. Mes^ -s. PJd Millwood.
Ttllet Hartford and J. N. Strain did
the work. The sand there is a nui
sance to the traveling public.
Mr Tillet Hartford killed an "up-
lander" in the ferry landing last Satur
day. !♦ was one of the largest size
of the moccasin family.
Some of the farmers are after our
scalp for sayinsr In a previous letter
that thev of their craft, had no sense
—or that is the way they interpret
our mennlng. Solomon says “As a
man thinketh in his heart so is he"—
a very true saying Indeed. Those
who cultivate their evil passions
rather than their better net"res wM’
always reap the legitlmi't Units of
thefv labors They see of ''*-- ns thev
see a»d know themselves. Whnt we
said we stand by—that a ft rmer who
knows nothing abont ehe-nistr"
knows nothin^ about fannio". '
knowledge of chemistry f* net ”"• ••
sarlly always obtained from re; ,,ri "
books, and that is where our
tlon has stirred un “the bile." V.
we to say to our farming friend*-,
down on the rive r and plant tie
sterile sandbars wblc’. line the bai ’
of Broad and Pacolet river? b«eau
they would b ( easily estivated, an *
tbsf they, the farmers, would iy>t be
troubled with weeds and grass Ip their
crop, they would think we were
crasy, and sure enongh we wonld be
If we thonght they would produce
anything that grows. His knowledge
of what selence.then. leads the farmer
fwho perhaps doesn’t know a letter
In the book) to know the sandbar Is
“no good” as a farming land? Chemis
try. How does he know that a cer
tain kind of fertiliser Ocanlt for in
stance) will prevent rust in cotton?
Chemfltry. By what science has he
learned that commercial fertilizers
won’t last hut for one year while 1
another kind will make a permanent
improvement In the land? Bt Che
mistry. He mav call this experience
but we call It chemistry. We see an
oUi "granny” woman tasting her ash
es to see whether or not they will
make soap. How can she tell
whether they will do or not? By her
knowledge of chemistry that she has
learned from the great book of na
ture. Bo. Buddies, we have given you
credit for more sense than yon know
yon really had. Theory gained f*om
hooka doesn’t equal practical knowl
edge gained from nature.
Brother ‘‘S.,’’ of Clifton, Is much
surprised at us going up into ‘Tar-
heeldom" to take charge of a saw
mill Nothing should surprise him.
But we are surprised at hts request
for a lock of hair from the top of
our head, instead of forty ounces of
the convoluted grey matter located
just underneath the skull. This, • of
course, we can’t well spare without
somewhat Impairing the usefulness
and activity of what would be left.
When we tackle the North Carolina
pines It wjn be for the rosin, tar and
turpentine rather than the shingles
and saw dust. We don’t want to get
into a controversy with “3.” for fear 1
of stirring up his Chester Irish, for
then he would fight us until he died.
We would about as soon fight a “rag
ing lion” as one of those Chester
Rocky creek Irish. They are oeaa
game and It Is horn In them.
Mose Tate, colored, has kindly re
membered us with a mammoth pump
kin taken from his field. He has
many others of the same size and
kind; Thank yon, "Uncle Mose.”
Mr. James G. Garner and Sam
Strain have got to be great "chums."
They went to Gaffney last Friday to
gether.
M sad report has reached ns that
Bdgnr Estes, son of Mr. W. C. D. Es-
tea, formerly of this county, was kill
ed on the iron Mountain railroad near
Cohot. Ark., on the 15th of July. We
haven’t heard all the particulars yet.
Hiss Avalona Estes, of A dona, Am.,
was married to a Mr. Wallace, a busi
ness man of Memphis. Tenn., on the
6th of this month. To them we ex
tend ear congratulations ard hope
tor them a long and happy life.
In his last sermon Dr. Talmage
certainly gives the old mossback pes-
slmtsts their dues. We all have to
stand onr part of the rebuke and
ought to take off onr hnts to this ,
eminent divine and say "Thank yon, j
doctor, yon understand mv cate ex
actly. 1 never saw the facta as you
point them out,” We are living in .
the midday splendor of the 20th cen-
twsr We Are standing on the sum-
mif of a more enlightened age than REV. B- R. ROBERTSON RESIGNS- j
our forefathers when the decanter
was one of the sideboard ornaments, Baptist Church Reluctantly Accepts
and an elder of the Presbyterian i His Resignation.
1 f* nTC \Zl B *n h H e 1 The following ’from the Arcadia,
for running a ^‘” er y a ° d Fla., De Soto County News will Inter-
w 1 nffpnaive eBt the man 7 friends of Rev. B. P.
dunkenness than there is at the pros-/J 1 * tn
f nt day ' caa t B ha ®*, < * >d have It recalled, the Baptist church
H0KT NEVB PMj
.«« GUARANTEE THE AEUABIlIT.
ef Every Advertiser v4 *r»*
U*m toe Column* of
Thie Paper.
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM,
‘ • espr.y
11,00 A YEAR.
A BEAUTIFUL HOME WEDDING- 1 CLOTHES FOR MANLY BOYS.
Mr. Thomas Wilkins Weds Miss Qull-
la Stacy.
At the home of Mr. and Mrb. Thos.
Mothers Appreciate the Better-MaBs
Xtragooo Suite Nowadays.
Time wag when mothers let thdlr
ing lived through a period that con- , a8t gnnday reh i ctant , accepted the
nects three generations of averaged resignation of pastor B. p. Robertson,
EVENTS IN GAfFNEY AND CHFR
OKEE
liVPd K P iLdde W %T>, 8 Sv n P d R ,ng h n ,g w ^ ta *e effect November 1.
upon the ladder which gives us a bet-1 „ Mr Rob e r t B on has been here only ,
tej- view of our surro ind ng, and from a year an( j b j 8 wor j. bas been a phe-1
* f t>iI a wnHd ,gr wnvfl tbnn^"-‘brtnr* nomennl success from every stand-
nr h « po,nt He ls a flne preac her, a syra-
\r S ITir\tnr a n £ lp ?iJf° t f n r f p pathetic, tireless pastor, and his de-
l' toS open a aaek and ate and want' ^ r, " re . ,s "Seen w , „„ , ,
ed together abont ten ponnda o, nun. SVeVfhe^e."Xla? “ (Te May ° r UMe
and as a result Boyce was not all
OF LOCAL INTEREST, „„„
| wettTthe^. tt-eTea^. Oct' ^
ober 23rd. at 3 o’clock, their daughter, | s . al1 ganged 6°™^
Miss Quilla Victoria, was united in S® JfJ e * reateBt
.narriage to Mr. Thomas L. Wilkins,
Rev. Dr. A. M. Simms, performing ™ a ^ they do fi!?
tho ceremony. I ,n T d ^ ty d ^ 88e8 f^ropriate to them.
Exactly at three O’clock to the hols have hnf a
..went strains of Mendelssohn’s wed- d a g , r ® at ^ t0 . d 0
|, er . | diit" march played by Miss Marion gto feglrd 6 *** 7
Cole, came Mr. Thomas Locbhart and . .... . __
' Miss Mamie Stacy, Mr. John Humph- )n 0 t hp pmlifrv SprhAWr ^oJ^II"?
ries and Mis s Hattie Wilkins, follow- th ® Edtrhell ? er - Stein A
were n 0 sinners before Simms united the pair with a v<-*y Chicago, who make Xt.agooD
hv the hrifFp and —onm Dr c,otht fl f°r boys of all ages, were proh-
:rr> Happeninp
h. City Oth-r
1 iv th* Locai ?<
There
venti
Ed -
community, and leuves many friends Beginning Saturday the 2Gth, the t , h e a , 1 t<fiil r mt s.iit of blue f tanda rd of boys clothes as any ota*r
——— 1 1.IfhrHw Virmra will frr»rva O X in * 1 inHuODC© thclt COllld b6 nRIDOCl.
canine” lmd e bette r f0 iSt undertahJu ^tslde of his‘own membership library hours will be from 3 to 6 in . . tho „ r0om tn <v
ernme nap peirer not unuerran-e it „ He f?OG8 to Jjake clty to bPcrjme the afternoon.
rons'entionn!
of college.
service to his master. Just such work
.. what puHahed-ou. spo.hatd. are JU. 5“ ^ an“d
good for.
h , , The Ederheimer-Stein people hav«
Xtl* Stacy Is the daughter of one “?™ m I> ll »Iied this by carefully plan-
- „„ „„ d „e d r r»y-^rror
Matteannh appXSellt at Satemiast »•«»»» " <»*»*? Manutaetur- . em ? l0 . r,n . e,lt „. o f
9nbldath TTis tevt was Tohu xil 24 State who could accomplish the Y he bricklayers have about finish- ing Com nanstore,
or a *d or verses. task*. He felt constrained to accept p d their part of the new postoffice Immediately fiftey the marriage the
We srp sorrv to br-/ that tho la*t ^bat work as the more urgent now building corner of limestone and bride nn 1 groom left for the home
roS from Mr T Kd liech •>»•«»• «»• Heapmluatloa in Florida. Wn ,„ reels. of t|„. rrooS.a uarenfs. Mr. and Mrs.
now nndereolnp- treatment in the hos- 0011,111011 w ^h his friends of his will:ins at Goucher. to spend a
nuTl at Chester ^ n^t v^v favorable COT,gre£rat,on an ^ Arcadia. The News Postmaster A. R. N. Folger has fp (1;iv , ? ftn r wards they will return
Tt Is thought that another amnntetlon regrets to ,OKe thla e ^ 11pnt ra,n,s v ter Purchased a typewriter. He must to (]u , t their future home
it is thought, that an >tn t amputai anfl h j s popular family and wishes think his office is a very important j, ( , r „
Mrs T Tislle n WriCht dled^at his hlm abundant sueces in his new one, o r is he ashamed of his maim- TbG , ,, vdns with their host
M .a work As a preacher and organlzei, script? nf frjpn,^ j,, rf "ratulations.
ho've at Gaffney at 6 o'elock last
^alibsth morning and was buried at
it Is doubtful if he has his suneriorin
The dust uuO at the Gaffney Manu-
special designers of boys’ suits and
expert workmen to cut and make
them in the best style.
Whenever you see a boy’s suit with
a label in it marked "XtragooD” yon
can be sure tha<. it was made In the
..ost painstaking manner, under the
most healthful, clean conditions and
y< u ’.ave the satisfaction of the latent
styles and greatest service oat of
even- suit.
S’ irley-Pardin.
Mr. Butler
jested.
rumnarp momin _ruo wa* our,*u s. thf . fltat and (f (be great # 4 „
Meconotamla u E. church yesterday. ^ acceptfcd (loes not succeed, it will faring Company caught fire yes-
Rev. S. B. Haraer conducting the j ro an ] af . k . ahilit’- or ef- ttir day. The blaze was extinguished Mr Ed bh;il»*y and Miss Ada Hui Mr. Editor:—In another year rrom
funeral exercises. The scenes at the fort rolumb i a c 0 ]j eKe | 8 fortunate- with little difficulty and practically din both of this city, were united in this time the voters of the Fifth
-rrave were truly heart-rending He but ‘ thG churcb and congregation are n o damage. wedlock last Sunday evening at 6:30 Congressional District will be called
was a member of the Methodist thp ln „p rg .. _ u , L _ by Rov. E. G. Ross. The ceremony up nn to elect a man to represent
church and died in the hope of a _ 1 he only show at tue theatre next was performed at the home of th<* them in the United States Congress,
blessed Immortality beyond the grave. Thanksalvln- qallv J® ek J, B tk f I ^ ,ll 1 ne * Iv Hatfield Mag- bride’s brother, Mr. W. W. Hardin, on and jt is not too early for them to be-
For many years he was an active and Editor The Dedger —Please allow w io,? 1 n8trel ,Tn ieS l! ay ; n i Kht ’ fI 0 '. Lini0stone 6 treet, and was witnes- g i n to think about it and to look
useful member of the jaem Sabbatt wil,\TLe this'season " WS ' by , friends and around for the right man.
school in which he endeared himself MonntaJn Missionary Ban h thl 8eason - relatives of the contracting parties. The people ar e the source of all
to u« all. He leaves a wife and one t , af A rh* co «ci rt n w-i a .... _ ... _ . . _ The attendants were Mr. Jacob Gaff- political power in this county, and it i»
bereaved family In this trying mo- past ^i^over ^We'^ave*'1731 heavy. Judge Watts will pre- They will make dnffney their home, give assurance that the best interest*
mpnt. Baptist members that belong to our ' - .of the country will be safe in their
Husband, father, son and brother. association. Prof. C. E. Quinn addressed a small ” e R *° it U ha " nfea^^our Maker * i
How peaceful, then, your silent slum- The prospect for our school work audience of Cherokee farmers at the ba8 .. p —fj?* 0 . Ur _ Without intending to disparage in
her,
How thy loss we deeply feel,
But we give thee to another
Who can ail our sorrows heal,
Tn the grave to which you go.
Till again you’ll Join our number
Where we flhall each other know.
Far, far beyond death’s cold dark
river
Where thy Immortal spirit’s fled,
We’ll never sav “Good-bye"—no never:
Nor will farewell tears be shed.
J. I* B.
Resolution of Respect.
Whereas it has pleased our Maker
Is bright. The trustee board met in court house Wednesday on the sub- to r ®? 10 ^ e our midst our broth- the least the claims or the merit* of
• the school building the 9th of this Ject of hog and corn culture. The ad- ®. r ' < Char, es W. Durham, therefore be any ot her candidate present or pron-
month and elected a committee to see dregs was interesting and instructive. 1 i j j .t. /-.v- P ec Hve, I respectfully suggest to the
that, the buildin? is painted at once. Mr. Quinn comes from the Depart- n ^ so lY ed ’_! b ‘V- n -. b « T de ? th ^herr/ voters of this district, that Col.
Prof. p. n. Rims has onened the school, ment of Agriculture. ran l T) N J °' 1 74 ', T ‘' ^ W " . haB lost a Thomas B. Butler, of Gaffney, Is »
We would like for every little colored good and loyal member and the cuun- man peculiarly qualified both by
hov and girl who Is not In the cotton w - J - Fo B t«r of Greer, has pur- f y and State a true and valuable citl- character and training for the nign
patch t 0 go to school. Prof. Sims Is cha8e <l a ,ar «° an <I handsome lot from J t 4 J ai, d responsible position of repreaen-
said to be one of the finest teachers * Q- Utt,e an< l wni erect a nice r esl * . Roso1 y ed - tha t ' we ^ xte . nd ou r tatlve In Congress.
In this country. dence thereon and move to Gattuey heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved p 0 j Butler is descended from B
When we look around us. we see to ,,vo He waa here yesterday look- J vid °w and little son and pray God’s racft of patriots, Jurists, statesmen,
we are much behind the colored pe. ,n K aft «T interests, a portion-tof and Protecting care for and heroes. For a hundred and fifty
pie in other sections of .the State fn mater*. ; tor building baa already them both. _ _ _ . . years South Carolina has never
Resolved torther that a copy of known a time when the had not B
these resolutions properly engrossed, Butle r to contend for her rights In
the education of our boys ana girls, arrived.
Death Of Mrs. l- R - Qa,n * # * - The Hnmphriee shoe Company have be forwarded to the' bereaved wife the forum or~to**battle ftr-* her "honor
Mrs. Bertie Gaines^ wife of Rev. T, bp ® n 11 ■ n,< * ue tigD ,n ^ of their and a page In our minute book be In- on the field
R. Gaines, died at her ^mejn^the aow.^ All we ask the store which haa attracted no little scribed to his memory, and that cop-1 But far more pertinent to the caae In
eastern section of the Htv Wedne^ white and Mack^to do is to stick to ^roUon lt iT.n^of j 1m of thSro rerolntioM *T j^iven the tothe^art that thus fa?Col
day evening at 7:30 o’clock after a onr school prelect. We need a girl's ^retoot track* croeslng the pave- county papers and the Soverign But1er hR R nn^H hiL?i? a wortSv
Uneerln? Illness, fleveral weeks ago , dormitory building at once and then ment and lnto th | Btore and visitor
__ 4 a* 1 ' 1 ine “ ment and going Into the store and Visitor.
Mrs. Gaines was taken to Atlanta.! we can get along much better. A then oonjjo- ou t shod and leading off
Oft., for ftu operation In the hone of committee has been sent out by the down the street*
restoring her • health, hut without trustee hoard to make arangements
avail, the end coming peacefnllv at fn r a rally on Thanksgiving, which The regular service* at Skull
the close of * qnlet autumnal day. will he on the ?*th of November. 'In Shoals Baptist chnrch will be held
Mrs. Gaines was a Miss Hoone. She this rally we hone to raize at least Saturday at 3 o’clocb and Sunday at
was born and reared In Union conn- *300 toward the dormitory building. 11. The pastor, Rer. E. G. Ross,
tv. She had been married twice. will he out to see yon about the urgently request* all member* to at-
Three children and her last husband
survive her. Mrs. Gaines was well
thonght of hv those who knew her
and her neighbors all loved and re
spected her.
The fnperal took place yesterday,
the service being conducted at Oak
land eemeterv bv Rev. John D.
Matheson. of the Limestone Presby
terian church.
The bereaved famllv have the heart
felt aympathv of manv friends In
their hour of bereavement.
Thanksgiving rally. Help us all that tend both services and extend* a cor-
yon can. S. J- Lipscomb. dial Invitation to all the people of the
neighborhood to attend.
A Personal Difficulty.
Last Fridav morning Mr. J. G. Gal-
Dr. “Billy" K. Gunter haa abont 13
G. B. Daniel,
W. H. Robb.
Thos. B. Butler,
Committee.
Whore He Alway* W«* Going
weekly.)
son of his race. Though he la yet In
the prime and vigor of young man
hood, he has already rendered much
patriotic and distinguished service to
his county and State, both In the
house of representatives and the
State Senate. His legal knowleoge to
wide and varied, bis oratorical pow-
(Harper’s .
A well known Virginia (clergyman, erB are 0 f b j^ b order, his personal
one-time president of William and character Is irreproachable, and hi*
Mary College, waa married three courage and patriotism are of the
times, and on each oowalon the cere- pure Batler m( £ ld<
mony was performed by his brother, | j n my ca ndid opinion this voter* of
lagher and Mr. R. C. Howard had a *°r each of the purchaser* of “•*«» SST the flfth d,BtrIct can flnd ®o bettor
personal difficulty over a cow. Th* K - °* banquet ticket*, there being h tb ® all-ronnd man to repreient them to
cow belonged to Mr. Oallasber and dollar* left over. Dr. "Wily" i [J* btohop had to refa** a tempting Congresa and I hope he will conaent
got out and wept op the premises of B ay» those who want the money may 0 I d _ .. -A to make the race.
Mr. Howard. Mr. Howard took up caR and get it and unless they do call
the cow and called Mr. Gallagher end and get It within a week he proposes
demanded Bflc tor taking uu the anl- Jbat the money be spent on a
mal. This led to a personal eucoun- ■ mok ® 1 ‘- T0 * e t°r the "smoker,
ter In whleh Mr. Howard was Injured Hr. “Billy.
so severely as to necessitate Ms going | q ^ gpeer, of the committee to in-
Cltlxen.
causes—so the letter ran—‘T am go
ing np to Williamsburg on that date
tojparrr m, brothw Ardv.l .f Mall Trill...
T,,e Wowln, I, . correct .clieil.l.
«. h t5!,e'ii;rs 1 o i£°' rr "'" o ' *" , “ l, **
ceremony. “I am going to marry my north bound
brother George." the bishop explain- No |6 due at .. . 8:95 A. M.
ed benignly, after the business of «« a , 4-90 P'lff.
.Mover. Apdn ..n,,«ir. JJj; » « •• ;; ;; ;; }:}» J. »
passed, and the same Journey was
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 39 dne at .. .. .. 9:46 A M.
No. 37 due at 12:43 P. M.
Mr. Thompson In Greenville. , ^ 0 u TO . mi w
Rev. W. T. Thompson scent Wed- to bed. Wednesday a warrant was Te ^, ga te the ’ affaire of the county,
nesdav In Greenville. Mr. Thomnson sworn ont before Magistrate C. T. Bay committee will make its ro
ws* vew well nleased with Greenville Bridge, charging Mr. Gallagher w’- “Jf S sSn m U ren h^r from T
and savs It Is a nrettv live looking a *" a,lR and battery with intent to p Deerbam> the OTpert accountant — —
town thin week as they have a fair in kill. Mr. Gallagher waived a prellml- p parham, the expert accountant > taken once more tor the tame pur-
nregress and a street csrnlvsl and nary and gave bond for his appear- w|th h!m and , f to make a written pose. By a strange coincidence the u
racing, etc. While In Greenville he ance at court. Mr. Howard Is 1m- repor t to the commission and the Identical friend ran into the bishop 43 dne at 10:43 night
met "Boots" Peeler, formeriv of The proving. commission will Incorporate his re- as they hurried through the station to j^ a ti B for ab ore trains close thirty
T^deer “Boots" enonlred about his, . —*—77-“ .. |port In their report. !their respective trains. “Where go- minute, before train is dne, except
old fried? and entertained Mr. Thomn- Death of Leslie Wright lug, bishop?" the former sang out as Nn 40 w hfch closes nine o’clocb at
son In revel stvle. Of course It was Mr. Leslie Wright died at his home The Southern Express Company they grasped hands and daahed by; ol-hL
«n«t like "Roots" to do the nroner on West Frederick street early Sun- has moved its local office from the each other. ! ’
thin*. rn<i wo wouiri not exuect him to day morning. Mr. VTright had been Settlemyer sky scrape- on Robertson «j am going where I am always go-, iuotarle medical DISCOVERY,
do otherwise, hut It shows that he slcb several weeks and his death had street to the Setelermyer building on i ng( » the answer came back ponder- v •» w ww.y
hasn't got the Mg head. I 1 ® 0 * 1 momentarily expected for some Limestone street Jnst below the Com- ously, “to marry my brother George."
days before the end came. Deceased mercial Hotel. In their new quarter*
Hard Times In Kansas. wa. a yonng man. He was married they will have more room for_thecon-i physical Education.
Of Special value to Many Here to
Gaffney.
One of the most notable discoveries
and one that undoubtedly appeal*
more than anything else to mauy i**o-
The oM d*v« of rrasshnrmer* and and the father of one child. He was duct of their business. Manager I Thos. C. Adams, traveling director
drouth are almost forgotten in the regarded a* a good, substantial citizen Fisher Is always looking ont tor im- 0 f physical education, Is In Gaffney
nrosooreu* Ren*** of todflv although an d well liked by those who knew proving Ms facilities. | Introducing n’t new method. He Is pie here in Gaffney Is the comblna-
« ciMren of rrtdAR. peri Rhemhurg. him. The Interment was at Messopo- organizing a class for men and boys, tlon of stomach remedies In the Ml- •
he* not ret toreottAn a hard time he tamla buryln*? ground Monday. A County Supervisor Lipscomb say* Mr. Adam* ha* had enthusiastic o-na treatment. This prescription ha*
eucountAred He «av* «T was wore large concourse of sorrowing relatives that they have a hundred or more classes in Columbia, Greenville, An- worked wonders, and there 1* now no
out end diseonrered hv couching snd friends followed the remains to bushels of peas at the county farm d erson, Greenwood, Rock Hill, New- excuse for anyone suffering with In-
u!*ht end dev end could find no re- their Ifist resting place. The funeral and they are worth $1.50 per bnsbel; berry, Chester, Union and Sumter, 1 digestion or weak stomach.
ii»f Mil r t-tod Dr yrinc'e N®w Die- was conducted bv Rev. 8- B. Harper, also four bogj that will average 500 and comes to our people strongly 1 it acts specifically nnon the mas-
coverv. Tt took lee* then one hoHic of the Buford Street M. E. church. pounds each. They will make about recommended. See bis advertisement 1 cleg of the stomach and bowels*
to comnletei-f cure me " The eefoet | 600 bnshel* of corn. The yield of j n thl* Issue. strengthening and stimulating them
en d mn*t relieve ecuck eud edd , a True Bill- wheat was only aboqt forty bushels, i ' j gQ t ba t they readily take care o # the
cure an* Iupm snd threat heeler ever The Federal grand lury at Green- while nearly O.ddO bundles of fodder* Misa Wheat Entertains. food that li eatet. It also Increase
divcovAred. OnsrentAA^ hv rmereVA* villa found a true Ml] against Miles were palled. Besides this there wa* I Mis* Irene Wheat entertained Wed- the flo# of gastric Juices, thus get*
Drue Co. 60c *nd fl.00. Trial hot- Rtowe. arrested In this county for dls- garden track raised In abundance. 1 nesday night: The beautiful home ting from the food the nourishment
tie free. tilling. Deputy u. S. Marshal Robt. Perry Hill to the manager ef the conn-, WM i 0T ai y | t i appointments and that Is necessary tor health and ener-
! CJ. Godfrey came nn yesterday morn- ty farm and he makes It pay. He decorations and the evening was most gy.'
TkA only tree ccnstlnstlon cure ing snd returned to Greenville on No hasn’t bought but 100 pounds of flour pleasantly passed by those who were The symptoms of Indigestion are
must heetn Its sootkiug. heeling set- 39. taking ptowe. who had been board- In three years anj not a pound of fortunate enough to attend, t Miss numerous, such as distress after eat-
inn when ft enter* the -nnuth Hoi- in? at Sheriff Thomas’ hotel, witn meat or lard. The county chalngang Wheat Is a charming young hostess Ing. flatulence, heart-barn, sick head-
u«ter’s Rocky Mountain Te* restores him. has used about 300 bushels of corn ! and always delights her guests by aches, dizziness and irritability. These
the whole system to a heslthv. nor-
m*l condition creta. Tea or Tab
lets. Gaffney Drug Go.
from the county farm this year. If
HI* De*r Old Mother. every farmer In Cherokee fanned like
“Mv dear old mother, who is now Perry Hill, Lem Blanton and Drete
eighty-three years old. thrive* on Painter, It wouldn’t make any dlf-
The netn In Ms** heed has gone. Electric Bitters" write* W. B. Brnn- ference whether cotton brought 6c
ohe’s ss benny as can he. son, of Dublin. "Rhe has taken or 26c.
Hey hAslfb fs right, her temner them for shont two years snd enlovs
bright an excellent snnetlte. feeis *tu>ng out Of tight.
filncA t*v»n» MAiti«*er'e Rock Venn- end sleens well ” That’s the wav "Out of sight, ont of mind." Is an
t tn Ten at n!e*t Electric Bitter* affect the aged, and old saying which appplles with ape-
Oaffhey Drug Go. ;the same hunnv results follow in all rial force to a sore, burn or wound
— esse* of femai* weakness snd general that’s been treated with Bncklen’s
—TvnewHter anqnKea nhhous. debility Week, nunv children, too, .Arnica Salve. It’s ont of sight, ont
esrhoo nane* and tvnewriter naner are greatly strengthened hy tnem. !of mind and cut of existence. Vllee
st n*wucv Drug Go. Let ns quote Guaranteed e1«o for stomach, liver too. and chilblains disappear under
ven urices. | and kidney troubles. Guaranteed by Its healing Influence. Guaranteed by
Oct. t tf. !Cherokee Drag Co. 606. {Cherokee Drug Co. tie.
the exqulsltlveness of her entertain
ments.
are all dispelled by a few dotes of Ml-
o-na when the trouble |s recent, Hit
Just as surely In long standing sod
—The Gaffney Drug Co., full line cbronle esses if the treatment Is fol-
typewriter supplies. lowed for a reasonable length of
— jtlme.
—Tt will pay yon to look Into that I So positive are the good effects fol-
*2.70 for 61.00 offer by The Gaffney lowing the use of Ml-o-na that the
Drug Co. tf. remedy Is sold by the Gaffney Drug
Company under an absolute gunrno-
—Why not try “Grip Tablets” for tee to reftind the money If It should
that cold. Guaranteed by The Gaff- fail to cure,
ney Drug Co. tf I —
ITCH cured In 30 minutes by WnoV
—For hllllonsness. constipation, dft ford’s Sanitary !»tlon. Never fafto.
zlness and disorder* of the stomach Bold by Gaffney Drug Company,
take Gaffney Drug Co.’s PINK PILLS. I 10-lMm pd.
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