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y ■ f cy. THK LARGEST CIRCULATION of Any Nowpapr In tho Flftn CenflrMPlonal Dlotrlet of •• C. <V*feRY ONE PAID IN ADVANCE fhe Ledger SEMI-WEEKLY-PUBLISHED TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. A uOAAANTfcl THE <*iUAftli.ir« s>t Evorv Advortloor Uooo tho Columns o* Thlo Popor. SECT ADVERTItINO MEDIUM A Nowopapor In All OMt tho Word Implloo and Dovotod to tho Boot Intoroot of tho Pojplo of Ch«rck*« Cou ity. CETABLISHED FEB. H, II OAPFNEY. B. Gn TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1907. •1^0 A YEAJt » NEWSY LETTER FROM WiLKINSVIlLE. MOVEMENTS OF “HE PEOPLE OF LOWER CHEROKEE. 'that none hut old soldiers can under* | stand. After the war the Rev. Wm. Thom as was called to Edgefield, and when Gen. Gary heard that the Methodist parsonage needed furniture the neces sary articles were soon In the house at no cost to Mr. Thomas. When Gen. Gary died his old friend TO INCREASE STOCK- The National Bank Will Dou> « Its Capital stock. At a meeting of the Board of Di rectors of the National Bank of Gaff ney Thursday evenlg it was decided to increase the capital stock from fifty thousand to one hundred thous and comrade, Mr. Thomas, preached and dollars. It was also decided at his funeral. ■ this meeting to pay out to the old | Rev. Mr. Thomas did valiant ser- stockholders the surplus and undi- |vice after the war as a soldier of the vlded profits and to sell the additional _ ^ ' cross. fifty thousand dollars to new stock- Personai araqraph* Concerning Pop “cussing” sergeant, too, has holders within Cherokee county. Thui mar PeoDie anrt Short item. passed Into the great beyond and it i the old stockholders will receive about Uiar Peop.e ann bnort item. wou i fl b e no comfort t 0 his family and i eighty pe r cent. In dividends. The that Section. friends for us to mention his name In fbank has paid ten per cent, to the i connection with the above incident, stockholders and has earned over ikinsville, Oct. Those who leader will, however, observe eighty thousand dollars since Its or- NEWS ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST, EVENTS IN GAFFNEY AND CHER OKEE. Recent Happening* in and Around th* City and Other Event* Gather A* ed by the Local New,* Editor The local cotton market yesterday PERSONAL. PARAGRAPHS. fall to read Col. IJ. R- Brooks sketch- j|i e chaplain won his promotion ganlzation on fifty thousand capital, "“'s 10.3-8. u* a# "Hull.... !in.l Uiu ('uvulrv iti tlu> . . . ... . i- i a a. Mrs. Lizzie Bobbitt, of Marion, N. C., is visiting in Gaffney for a few days, the guest of Mr.j A. S. Corry’s family. Mrs. W. W. White is in the city for the winter, and is stopping at the home of her mother. Mrs. A. S. Cor- ry. She wil take music at Limestone while here. Miss Eva Hall, who is a teacher in the Graded Schols of Blacksburg came over Saturday to spend Sunday at the nome of her brother, W. S. Hall, Esq. Mr. Henry McAden, president AT THE THEATRE. Reese Williams, a favorite tenor with concert and light opera lovers, is with the Donnelly and Hatfield Mag nificent Minstrel* this season. Mr. Williams has a repertoire of the latest songs and ballads, which will be beard at the Star Theatre tonight when Donnelly and Hatfield show appears here. The minstrel first part of the Don nelly and Hatfield Magnificent Mins- of the First National Bank, Char- trels is presented with a beautiful lotte. was in Gaffeny Thursday night scenic embellishment in which elec- to attend the meeting of the directors trie lights and the highest degree of of the National Bank of Gaffney. artistic stage effectiveness applicable Mr. Frank White, one of the oldest to a stage picture have been combln* * . warmth snd present- singers embroid- ■njs| — , . «* * u**-a*.vri jr aj , juo. id *j , v..... v*, —.. .• -- “— — - -j...... v.i.j ".. " j ■ •• — - —, — v.t. a o vtii.u ivauo, t*&uL fitting knee or I«SS) of the matters amt men or bllt the n{lme of the s ij a u ro t. those present; hut it was thought best merchants enjoyed a brisk trade. tended the meeting of the directors breeches with frills and buCkles, wWm, ne makes mention creates in Rev T p B o 0 zer, who has been by President Ross, and others to only . , ! ()f the Nati °nal Bank of OafDiey; whi t e silk hose, and low cut jewel us • greater interest. sleeted to teach the gunnyslde school, issue the new stock to residents of 1 ,,e galore at the | Thursday evening. buckled shoes. The effect of this speaking^of Col. A.^C. Has e , w j]j ^jg work next Monday, Cherokee county. star Theatre tonight when the cur-j .1. Dud’ v Jones and Dr. Chas. A. splendid apparel Is heightened by “8th Inst. This new stock will be sold at one tarn rolls up on the Donnelly and Hat- Jefferies returned yesterday from a Jong curled white wigs of the Louis wh« commanded the 7th Cavalry, Gary's brigade, as well as Gen. Mart ie aril that several members of t« n . and that it will be taken readily fi^ld Minstrels. business trip to I'nion. command on the enjoyed. continue to increase as steadily in enoU g b to make a jar of nice saur kraut does not cost much. Charles F. Whdsworth, of Ryan, T,1P away and Harry Williams; on the well known firm of J- \V Wadsworth’s, "pones” side will be found Gov Bow- ! °f Charlotte, was in the city Friday o ni joe Coffman, Fred Smith, Chance moet unique way which doubtless has , ^ gee hat one corre8pondent of the future a s it has in the past. no pare!lei in history The same day Progre88lve p arrnei . ls ma ,;, nK a tes t , , he Bad orders to that effect read on tQ gee whether Unt grows a fte r the In Memory of Prof. W. F- McArthur. Mr. Tom Petty, who lives a mile on business Mr. Wadsworth had not. Brocaway and Robert Wilson. The parade (tne to he chaplain lor aisun-j g plcked Mr Editor:—Please allow me west of the city, has been experiment- ; seen Gaffney for several yea-s and interlocutor. Dtell Chain, leads the fol- gukihed piety on the battlefield, ana, Dr L R Black who haB been quite s P a ce to offer a tribute of love and ing with sweet potatoes and as a re-1 expressed himself as astonished at lowing vocalists; Reese Williams, Ed tn* other to command a company ror gick for gorne tlme ig able fo reaume respect to the memory of one who suit has produced a cross between) the evidences of progress and im- Battle, Elmer Grothus, Arthur Host- exiraor,unary profanity, u happened hJg practice of medicine. wa s my life-long friend and for sev- the Hayti and vineless yam that is provement which are visible on all i e r. John Scanlan, Archibald Coyner Dent. They will be at tonight. and well known De- “enssed” one man ! Dou « ,aB8 P lace th,s fal1 an ‘l winter, appelation. “Mr. Me.” that ho was " 1 n en . ,° a f ^ o«io to s,>end 80me time wlth her s,ster - week’s engagement at the Star Thea- lle, however, cussed one man i There is a fine lot of timber on this generally known among his pupils on his place. It weighed four and u \j rs j H Whittaker. tre Monday November 4th with Ae. too many—Capt. Dunlap, who com- ' pj ace and those who loved him most, and l m *f pounds and while it is not by ; \f McCaskill, of Columbus. Miss., greatest of all farce comedies “A. manded the C.t'orgetown company in Therp are no persimmons musca- W!l s fitting above all things that any. means the largest grown yet it j H f n t b e city for a few days. Midnight Elopement” The comoany k«own Tir“rtS South'! ft**- -r haws worth Bpeak- a ■»»» »Jould have boou catted C » "aautv tor symetry. flavor, etc. N w Hardin, Blacksburg, was comes well recommended from A»*» Carolina synod as the “fighting par- £f lu ^ g th,B _ year-these crops are the wotking ranks ^ become so».” it came about in this way: At Strawberry Plains, in 1864, Gen. Gary ordered Capt. Dunlap to take his co*auy to a part of the field where For Its failure the ar e from the working ranks to become j Mlgs ^ Turner ol] , in the city yesterday on business ta and Macon. Ga.. and towns In South frult Sfv ,,X t^ P imh3?d^ r In° v,Vl accomplished milliner, has been call- .. E nt ‘ l “ e ’ of , ulacksbur S> was in , Carolina where they are very popu- i Caio*ina youth. He embodied In his **.1 Itne city yesterday. lar Mr riArrmrPRt «avc np hna n upw crop or im win always b© noted. r 1 * , 11 ? ed to her home at Federalsbunr Md Cll > y lar. Mr. Demorest says ne has aaew Mrs. Rebecca Osment is spending a life all the high codes of religion and on account of tbe (jpath of her father' E ’ is visiting Clint Rob- u ne p i a y 8 an d the strongest line few days with the family of her uncle, °f tbe morals which he preached up- W bj cb occurred Friday nieht at nine ' 1,inB ’ 0,1 Freder * c k street. Gaffney of specialties between the acts ever Capt. J. T. Moorehead. She has been : on tbe platform and inculcated in the 0 * c j 0ck M j ss Turner’s numerous ! bas some attraction for Clyde. carried by a repertoire attraction havoc with our men, accompanying the order with a yolly of “cuss words” whleh the captain thought was direct ed at him, personally. Dunlap hunted the general np and demanded an apology. The general realizing that he had waked up the wrong passenger, promptly acceded to the captain's re quest and 'said he had contracted the ugly habit of using profanity and did atlves and friends with whom will spend some time before return ing to her home in Georgia. Tel- J ,uul U 010.1.G tm uujeu. iv.dduu yJi b , , , she the beauty and the inetegrlty and r a '‘ 0 ’• dignity of his pure and honest life. Miss Blanche Corry entertained a It was Daniel Wiebster who said, in number of her friends at her home on Mr. Delevle, of Union, a dry goods s P0 a king of a teacher that “If wo victoria avnue last Tuesday night, peddler, is In this county doing a good WOr h upon marble, It will perish; if The home was beautifully and taste- business. In his line. For several we work upon brass, time will efface f u iiy decorated and delicious refresn- years he has been living In the Gro- i 11 : ,f we rear temples, they will nients were served. Those who were ver section but moved to Union some ; crumble Into dust; but If we work so fortunate as to be present say they time ago. “PO n Immortal souls, if we imbue were delighted with the entertain- Charley Foster and Mose Tate have them with principles, with the Just m ent. bo *ften without knowing it and that been swapping dogs. It seems that i * ear °f God and love of fellow men, j . _ , , be ^grette?»eU mTch that ht had fl»fl ”»Htet le glutted; canluee *• e, 3~ TO on ‘“o' 6 laM “ t8 aome- 1 _ Oovemor Aueel bee appointed Capt. nnisp ^onfain fpi/i iiim brlDcj firooH Dricofl conip&r0d with their . ^ wu done so. The captain told him he mart be careful not to treat him so an* more. If he must use his pro fanity to pick out some one who would submit to it. So the matter endod. The last time we ever met “Parson” Dunlap was at the synod at Newberry several years ago. His health was ▼ery feeble and since , then he has passed to his reward beyond the grave. Peace to his ashes. Ben. Gary had very little faith In the ightlng qualities of what he called a psalm singer, bnt he admitted that he had done the pious man an injus tice. On this occasion on the Darby Town road his command had to re treat rapidly from overwhelming numbers and his Wiled and wounded were left where they fell. A man in his command was shot and fell mor tal^ wounded, his*comrades leaving him on the field, but when the w pealm singer,” the Rev. Wm. Thom as, same along, he stopped and kneel ing down beside the dying soldier proceeded to offer up a prayer and to take his last messages to his family. This wounded man wag Sam W. Whitesides, of Hickory Grove, a mem ber of the 7th South Carolina Cavalry. intrinsic values. Reynard If the game we generally apply to the fox while the Latins call ed It vulpes. Last Tuesday night Sam Strain had ilch will brighten all eternity.” , S. S. Ross, of this city, a delegate to What a great work, then, has he done the American Mining Congress which for eternity; how many will rise from meeds In Joplin, Mo., November 11th the cultured ranfee with plaudits on to 16th. This Is inevery way a their Ups and trace their education | worthy appointment and we hope —o... an ^ inspiration to this good man who Capt. Ross will attend and represent a “goober™ picking!*" Several* of* the has 8°ne to his reward! He sleeps the state In general and Cherokee in neighbors came in and picked off the 8lee P of the J U8t - far removed particular. about two bushels. The Progressive Farmer has a fund of good hints on courtship, mar ried life, etc., we think some young people should read. The next meeting of Enoree Pres bytery will be held at Greer next spring. Elder James W. Smarr, was elected by the session of Salem church to re present It at the meeting of synod at Anderson on the 29th Inst., next Tuesday. We clip this very pertinent ques tion from one of our papers: “When will our farmers ‘get wise’ and throw over the office-seeking dem agogue at the same time that they discard the services of the cotton gamblers?” Our answer Is: When they get their eyes opened. If, as some physicians say, “Rising from the angry strife of factions and , „ , . „*«,*.,« the fierce competlon of the age, * A shrined In the love and gratitude of ® the people, and he hlm^lf, if his ftlll j ^ r ) °“ g i t Ra a .^ith ^rV^kinr lips could shape one further word, i i^® 8 charged with car breaking would send back to a stera and pul-i at B1 ^k 8bu rg aome three months sing world, the high and brave testi-ijf®,’ ^Th^offlcrrs 8 have^been 1 atar money that he has lived the life that ton,a Tae offlcerB nave been aIter is but worth living, and died the death which is tbe noblest that ean come to man. Peace to the ashes of the useful citizen, the stainless gentle man and the triumphant Christian of the State. L. G. L. Monroe, N. C. No Extra Levy. To the electors, in the proposed high school district: We. the undersigned, who will be ex-officio trustees of the proposed him for some time but only got him located Friday. Ran Hawkins gave a corn shucking last Friday night. Between three and four hundred bushels of corn were shucked, and Ran still has about one hundred bushels In the shuck. A, big supper was served and a jolly time had. The shuckers wound up the night by burning Ran’s old hat In a frolicsome manner. William Smith, his wife, Susan Lamar L- Wood, of Jonesville, spent -ppg c0 mpany is head by the popular yesterday in the city. Bob and Qna Demorest, and among Mrs. L. Estell Hopkins, of Balti- the other leading people are Miss more, is in the city visiting her Kate Williams, Mr. Alfred Williams, daughter. Mrs. Malcomb Goudelock. - Mr victor Wlalker, Miss Ruth Gibbs Jimmie Jones, ex-county treasurer, aD( j others, was In the city yesterday on business, j Monday night the old custom wiM A. J. McCraw, one of Cherokee s be honored and a lady will be admlt- best farmers, was In the city yester- j t e( j f r ee with every reserved seat sold day. i at the advance sale before 7 p. m.» O. A. Osbornee, one of Blacks- Monday, November 4th. So be Mrs burg’s leading merchants, Is In the an( j g C t a lady’s free ticket. The city. M*r. Osborne Is foreman of the number will be limited to 150 tree grand Jury- ^ , tickets. W. W- Holland, the affable business Bob and Ona Demorest have s*r- manager of the Spartanburg Herald, , rounded themselves this season with spent yesterday In the city. 0 ne 0 f the best companies that could Mrs. Robt. Leave!!, nee Kate Fol- fo e procured and have broken several ger, of Atlanta, Ga., is visiting Mr. house records this season for the and Mrs* A. R. N. Folger, on Buford i ar g e st week’s business, which ought street Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Black, of Ashe ville, N. C., were the guests of Misses Julia and Lucy Wood, Friday and Saturday. Geo. Luskin, the well known repre sentative of S. Sternberg A Company, dealers In hides and Junk, Is In at tendance at court as a witness. Messrs. Moye and LaFar, of the Southern Railway, are . attending court. BETTER THAN MEDICINE. additional or extra levy will be made early is a mistake,” It’s no wonder j by us for the proposed high school. The purpose Is to organize a bus! high school, desire to state that no : Smith, and a small boy named Oscar Watkins, all colored, were arrested and brought before Magistrate Bridges the field, commenced a rapid fire I A peddler played a trick on Mr. T. ness department, as a high school, ton from Sam Upscomb. also colored. Seine of the enemy seeing him stop!that some people have good health, on the field, commenced a rapid fire j A peddler played a trick on Mr. T. uyns him. He, regardless of the fly- Ben McCulloch. He was down In the ing bullets, stayed the few minutes | “Pork country” when night came on untU the soul of the wounded com-| an d he had no place to stay. He Taie took Its flight. The enemy stop- went to Mr. McCulloch and wanted ped firing upon the pious and brave to get lodging. Mr. McCulloch told der the act soldier and he was cheered both by ■ him he didn’t think he could well take It takes two on Friday charged with stealing cot- Breathe Hyomel's Tonic Healing and b« Cured of Catarrh. Nature ha* a remedy for catarrh, a treatment that is far better than dos ing the stomach with medicine. It Is the healing oils and galaams of Hyomei which medicates the air you breathe, reaching the most remote air cells In the nose, throat and lunga, killing all catarrhal germfc, and restor ing health to tbe mucous membrafe. In using Hyomei you are treating your catarrhad troubles with the only and which will be paid for by the The defendants gave bond for their high school* appropriation made by appearance before the magistrate on natural remedy, for it givesj^ curative the State, and will not cost the dls- j Novmber 22nd when they will he given air bath to the air passages that has Gibbs was the feature of the evening. to be sufficient guarantee of their strength. Don’t forget ladies free Monday night only. Speaking of this company the Union Times, of last week, says: “This company played to one of the largest audiences ever seen in the opera house on Monday night, in the comic play, ‘A Midnight Elopement.’ This was truly a comedy of errors and caused a continual laugh throughout the play. The players were all suited for their respective characters and carried out their parts well. “The specialties were fine, espe cially Jack Demorest, humorist, and his wife with the different musical In struments, cow bells, saxophone, chimes, etc. “Tuesday night the melodrama, “Princess of Patches,” was presented to a fairly good audience. Mr. Robt. Demorest, as Waggles, philsopher, and Mr. Victor Walker as Judas, an octo roon, and Mrs. Ona Demorest as ‘Princess of Patches,’ deserves espe cial mention, but as a whole, this troupe is a fine one. “The buck and wing dancing of Misses Katie Williams and Rath by his retreating comrades and the a^- vanting foe. Gen. Gary compliment ed him upon his bravery and told hha be would make him chaplain “dtetlnguished piety” on the battle field. the “cuaslng” man won his him in. The fellow remonstrated awhile but didn’t seem to be doing any good until at last he told Mr. Mc Culloch he wag Delevie’g partner and then Mr. McCulloch told him he oould stay. In a few days Delevle came along and Mr. McCulloch told him pramotion In this wise: It was the that his (Delevie’s) partner had stay custom of Gen. Gary to visit his pick- ®d all night with him at such a time, et posts very frequently. While on Delevle said, “I have no partner.” hi* rounds one dark and rainy night he met a cavalryman in the road. Knowing that this man had no busi ness to he out of camp, with a string And Mr. MlcCulloch felt sold out. If some young lady wants to mar ry a rich young German-Jew now Is the time. We know one such who of euss words, demanded who he was says he would marry one of our and what company he belonged to. American girls if he could find one Tbe lone cavalryman, not knowing 1 to suit him. He Is independently the rank of his questioner, “cussed” j rich—no doubt of that, and very good baek at the general, and as the gen- looking, too—about twenty-three year end expressed It, made the “air blue old. wtth cuss words.” He had struck at last a man who could out curse him. Finally he persuaded by mild words Astronomers and star-gazers have lost the track of the comet, visible some months ago. Perhaps It has tbs cavalryman to Inform him that kot rather between us and the sun. lie was a sergeant in one of tbe com pastes of Gen. Garys’ command. This company, In a recent fight, had lost all of Its o(Beers. The general com plimented the soldier on his swearing abilities, and said he was Just the man to command that company. The next day an order was Issued, promot ing the brave religions man to he chaslaln of his regiment for “distin guished piety” on the battlefield and tin “cussing” man to the command of his company tor extraordinary pro- fliafty. There Is a tie between old soldiers Should It come directly between us and the sun Its presence will be de tected by the peculiar color of the sun’s rays like those of 1881, which some called dry fog. J. L. S. tricts concerned one cent extra. Un der the act creating the high school, or more school districts to establish a high school. Very truly, C. C. Harris, J. B. Pettit. R. A. Jones, M. A. Sarratt, E. R. Cash, W. C. Hamrick, tf. A. Haas. a preliminary examination. as powerful healing and antiseptic ef-, They are ‘all to the good.’ feet as that found In tre mountains | “Qn Wednesday night ‘The Bine Deputy Sheriff Lockhart arrested where the pine forests give off their an d the Gray’ was presented to a a negro named Noah Rogers Friday 1 fragrant and healing balsam*. j fairly good audience. Each character who was charged with assault and Breathe the Invigorating and healing handled his part with cleverness battery upon the person of Riley Phil lips. and with cursing on the public highway. He was taken before Magis- Hyomel, and see how quickly you will get relief from your catarrhal troubl es. The Gaffney Drug Co. has seen —Typewriter supplies. ribbops, carhop paper snd typewriter paper at Gaffney Drug Co. Let us quote you prices. Oct. t tf. —The Galfner Drug Co., foil line typewriter supplies. List of Unclaimed Letter* The following Is the list of un claimed letters remaining In the Gaffney postofflee for week ending Ort 28 10(17’ Mrs. ’Alice Biddix, Mrs. Myrtle Bridges, Mrs. Batlec, Mrs. Masle Blanton, Mrs. Florence Blanton, Mrs. Connie Byers, Mrs. Augle Brawner, Mrs. Lillian Coy, Mrs. Nellie Cook, Mrs. Cora Camp, Mrs. Maggie Estes, Mrs. Dashie Dunean, Mrs. Eferllne, Mrs. Nonie Edwards, Mrs. W. R. Gre gory, Mrs. Nannie Littlejohn, Mrs. Purler McDaniel, Mrs. Caler Tomson, Mrs. Polly Ingram, Mrs. Beckle Wil son, Mrs. Ida Wlatkins, Mrs. Clorena Woods, Luther A. Bright, Albert Cook, (2), C. C. Caldwell, Will Caner, Jerry Gaffney, Hawey Gregory, till Grab, J. A. Humphries, L. D. Holme.-, W. E. Moore, John McMoures Henry McDowell, Jime Potter, Bud Pearce, Lem Powell, Frank Stevens. Call for advertised letters. One cent duo on each. A. R. N. Folger, P. M. Subscribe for The Ledoer. 91 a year. trate Bridges and upon entering a 1 gp many cures, even of the worst plea of guilty, was fined $7.50 or I cases of catarrh, with offensive twenty days on the gang. He paid breath, raising of mucus, frequent the fine and went on his way rejoic ing. and ease. “A change of specialties is put on each night and they are spicy aad up-to-date. “The Demorest Is a high class comedy company and the manage sneezing, droppings In the throat and m ent of the opera house Is to be com- spasmodic coughing, that they feel mended in their efforts to bring good Miles Stowe, who was sent up from Cherokee county to the United States Court charged with working In a; f^ r jt. They take all the risk, distillery was tried for the offense warranted 1| selling Hjomel under an absolute guarantee to refnd the money If It does not do all that is claimed Wednesday at Greenville and was acquitted. On the same day Butler Dawkins, who was sent up for selling whiskey entered a plea of guilty and was sentenced by Judge Brawley to one month’s Imprisonment, and to pay a fine of one hundred dollars. Mr. W. R. Upscomb started a guess ing contest the other day that arous ed no little Interest. He secured a large ear of corn and wrapped It up and sold guesses at tbe number of grain* on the cob at 10 cents each. The best guesser was to get $1 and the next 50 cents and all the remaind er was to go to the Connie Maxwell Orphanage. Mr. C- M. Smith guessed 776 and wot the $1; Mr. Jesse San ders guessed 750 and won the 50 cents. The tar contained 773 grains. —For bNllousness. constipation, dls- zlness and disorders of the stomach take Gaffney Drug Co.’s PINK PILLS. Letter t 0 Merchants Grocery C°. Gaffney, S. C. Dear Sirs: Our proposition is sim ply this: If Devoe doesn’t take less gallons for a Job, no pay. Yours truly 62 F W DEVOE CO P. S. Gaffney Hardware Company sell our paint. shows here.” ITCH cured in 80 minutes by Wool- ford’s Sanitary Lotion. Never falls. Sold by Gaffney Drug Company. 10-19-6m pd. —It will pay you to look Into that $2.70 tor $1.00 offer by The Gaffney Drug Co. tf. —Why not try “Grip Tnhlots” for that cold. Onarspteed b“ '('he Gaff ney Drug Co. tf Buhserlbe to* Th* t ed«» - * * r Colonel Butle r was Present (Chester Lantern.) Among the distinguished visitors present Wednesday was Col. T. B. Butler, of Gaffney. Col. Butler Is well known throughout the State, having served as senator from Chero kee county for a number of years. It Is talked that the colonel is to he la the race for congress next year from this district and he Is going to give somebody a hard run. He Is a man with the gift of making friends easily and is one of the strongest men la the district. He Is not only a man of fine appearance hut a thorough gen tleman and one who has lots of friends. The colonel said that Gaffney Is grow ing ri?ht along and Is bolding her own In the present rapid growth of tho country. Col. Butler returned to Oeffnov last night and Chester people hone to soo him to their midst soon again. —Trv Oaffnov D-u» Co.’s “Grip Ta blots” for that tnpped up head of your« \*o enro - nay. tf.