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< THE GATFNEY LEDGER, Tuesday and Friday. Ed. H< DeCamp, Editor and Publisher PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. bnew from the start that he could not be hurt In a class In which he Mrs. Louise Burbage, nee Jefferies, had no patrons, is in the city for an extended visit We cheerfully excuse the “Chero- to he r mother, Mrs. M. H. Jefferies, kee Buck's" burlesque on the grounds on Limestone street. °f his mental incapacity, and as he Mrs. M. H. Jefferies is in Union failed to say anything in defence of thi s week visiting her daughter, Mrs. his trade, we will not make any fur- Da'vis Jefferies. t * ie r expose of his business methods Mrs. Kate .Jefferies, of Gowdeyville, at the present, most able man, all who heard his jg S pen ling this week at the home of The "Buck” has been badly niisin- lecture Wednesday night will testily. Mrs. M- H. Jefferies. formed o? he has lied outright, be We knew, of course, that he was a Jo Silt k Lung, NOTES AND COMMENTS- That Dr. Henry W. Snyder is a Hon. C- C. Featherstone, of Laurens, cause "Little Bill” has never either visited the conference Thursday. sold »or tried to sell a fruit tree nor J-ave Cli Ayer’s Cherry man of much ability, but we never Hrothep J. W. Hamel, of the Kor- a pill in ids life. In fact the only saw him before and we were hardly shew Era, is enjoying a few days of thing that he has ever made an at- Gaffney. There is a tempt to sell, was some hair pins, o n c For cv v years doctors prepared for the extraordinary force roereation in of the man. lie treated the subject ' ,ispf ' ,,sj,r y !n his town. . ot tne relation of the youth to the wag jn tho city yesterday, church in a masterly manner, using Hon. ,T. C. Otts went to Yorkville tho moot beautiful iauguage, and well on business Tuesday. Howard Gaffney, of Union, spent rounded periods, and yet by bis man ner of emphasizing what be said it became so plain that a little child nf ,y. couid understand. To hear this dis tinguished English scholar once is to plant within on. the desire to hear mm again, aui those who heard him Wednesday night a-e impressed with tin firm conviction that he is not oniy a compel in instructor of the young men over whom he has super- but found that to soil them lie would have to misrepresent them, and rather than do that he threw up the job and returned the hair pins. Now, the "Buck” may have a large head and plenty of brains, but Thanksgiving at the home of his a mule has that, parents, Capt. and Mrs. R. M. Gaff- Our neighbor and friend, Mr. John Ellis, requested us to say to the pub- Padet Eugene Wood, of Clemson. lie that all who have eats that they is in the eity during conference. want killed that if they will just let Rob Darwin, who is a student at him know that he will come to their Wofford, came home to spend Thanl:«- ' and kill them and gare them living with his parents Dr. and Mr.- th • trouble of carrying their cats to John Thomas Darwin. him. He says that he has only had Mrs. Charles Christman and her eight to kill in three months. ■ r. Miss Ruth Miss Sylil Mr. Oscar Horn and mother, of Drown. Miss Catherine Layton, Miss Grin'Me, visited Mr. W. T. Whelchel,; Rachel MeCravv and Miss Maud of t ' • section, Sunday. [ Rectors " coughs, colds, weak 1: . r , b r onchiiis, con- sumptiou. You cun trust a medicine the best doctors ap- prove. Then trust this the next time you have a hard cough. The beat kind of a testimonial ‘‘Sold for over sinty years.” tar «** v ■■ Ki.mar^ *x*t*m* or. i mrm M»clo by ,T. C Ayfr Co.. Lowell, Mans. Ajeo ru u ufacturr i- i or / SAR?\PAR!I.LA. PIUS. HAIR VKiOR. V, ■ o no t o ■! eta ! Wo publiali Av. - •; tho bowels reguU Aii vetiofoblo and Kentlv laxative The Best Selections arc found in our store in Watches, Diamond Kings, I’ins and lirooches. Largest assortment of Rracelets, Chains, l obs, Kings, Kins, Neck Chains, Lockets, Charms, Rags, Buttons, Cuff Buttons, Stick I’in-.. Hat Pins and Hair Ornaments, : : : : : Everything new in Swastika go,!- good luck), Hand Painted Vases, Jewel Boxes, Card C.,-es, Candlesticks, Dt ^k Set- and Smoking Sets, beautiful line of now China the very best and newest designs. See th Dinner Sets, ! ; i--h Sets and Turke v Sets. We can’t name dl in our different line-,. Finest display of Silverware in Coffe< and Tea Sets. il;! Water Sets, Rakers, Chafing Disht sticks and many others. 1‘in.s. Knivi ami all other table goods. : : : Clocks of every kind. All kind of Cut Cd ss. pleased to have yon see our entire 'in . V Christ?!; .s business an ; want son lo see- i , Cups, Waiters, Candle : Forks, Spoons. Ladles, We will he are ready for large stock. vision, but that ho was burn a leader Stone, all of Spartanburg, are the Mr .]. E. Raines contemplates guests of Miss Carrie Stewart on starth to Indian Territory about the i Victoria avenue. L'th oi December. Air. W. W. Whelchel has accepted of meu. way lad v Wheu Dr. Snyder said Wednesday night, "We work best tor ourselves when we work most tor others,’’ he gave utterance to a sentence which measures up to the standard of the sayings of our most eminent authors. We do not understand how any indi vidual who works wholly and exclus ively for himself manages to get out of life any enjoyment. The truly selfish man lives in a vitiated atmos phere. He associates with and tole rates no one but himself, and he is ductor. "In always in bad company. Take the child.” Th' selli>h preacher, if you will—and you know they exist—can he do any good? —Any young lady who desires an education an u who is really without means with which to pay for it may He Held the Baby. ''Uh the Middle Tennessee I wrl tf) y M Rho(]es> yttleton, N. C i ais Phosphate Company of Mount Pleas- .. oc „ n Gaffney Jewelry Co. Ore of the delegates while on ids tfi conference was asked by a isphate nt. Teiin., m pany and "ill leave for that who hurried alighted at Spar- Place about the 25th of December. tanburg. to hob] her baby for a minu te. when tin tinin started without the return of the lady, the delegate, in great perturbation, sought fhe con ductor. and was thunderstruck to learn that Spartanburg was the lady’s destination. Here was a preacher on Ids way to conference with a baby on his hands. In great agony no begged the conductor to help him. "He seems very quiet." said the con- must be a mighty good commenced to undo the wrappings and to the delight of the delegate, a large rag doll was flis- elosed. The delegate claims that the Little Bill. Nov 26-29. Subscribe for The Ledger; 1$ a year. ic calculated to reach the heart of harrowing experience aged him ten years. He was a young unmarried man and hence his exporience with babies wag limited. his erring brother? The answer must be—no. It is the big-hearted, whole souled, cordial preacher who takes you by the hand with a hearty clasp as if he were glad to see you, •who can reach your heart. This man works for others more than for him self, and in the great beyond such men will have th< brightest stars in their crowns * * * On. by on. ' e? gallant heroes of tin lost caime ar passing away. Soon, very -soon all that will be left of these nobl. men will be the memory Mr. Stone, of the Stem Barrin ger Company, has made ouite a hit with the delegates to confereneo by presenting each man with ;yn allumi- num key ring, each with a number plate marked "Finder please notify Stone & Barringer Company. Char lotte. Upon receiving this notice the Stone k Barringer Company will no tify the owner just who ha- his key. «?* ❖ * cjl Grippe or Influenza, whichever you like ^ '9 1 to call it, is one of the most weakening ^ diseases known. ^ Scott*s Emulsion, which is Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites in easily di« ? ge ted form, is the greatest strength-builder known to medical science. ^ It is so easily digested that it sinks into ^ the system, making new blood and new fat, and strengthening nerves and muscles. Use Scctt*s Emulsion after Influenza. AFFNEY TRUST Authorized Capital, $20,000, < i \ N S Let u- jail your monev at 7 md s per cent, net to you. Uu: caj.g.ai guarantees to you »: title to property, 2 interest mi inuaily, 13) principal when due. We lend you money on ng .»r -lion term payment. Kl U. I . -,T \T 1 \\ C IKi. I.in. In have constant detn md :ur city and country j.rop- rty. If you want to sell, we can sell for you. If you ■aant to buv, we will buy for you. and loan the money :o pav for it. o: the best home and It- vour insurance. The News from Pondfield. Pond field. Nov. IS. -Cb'*roi.ia- Sow ing Machine Agent reminds us of a little fellow we once heard of. The of their achievements. In the north Ritle fellow was very homely. He these gallant heroec are still called was out at play on the sub- of the rebels by some but it is only the ^ekway one day when two ignorant who so characterize them. reniarked as they p agRe a by. “Well, The men who f-mght in that war thore is the ugliest child that I have w» inir the sr-i were no more reb- ever seen.” The little fellow climbed eL than those who \'l'l *j\- InvaJuuble for Coughs and Colds. ALL DRUGGISTS; 5Qc. AND $1.00. . 1.-We represent quite a numbe fore ign companies. Let ti- w ;ck—We : represent the Southern Li of.'/ Vreensboro, X. C., the x companies in the South. Thi tot a 1 net premiums collected . n?y Kkkp Yolk Mom.v ongest lif-. msurama- in this territory VT Ilo.Mr. in Gaff A Heme Pledged to Home Develepmen} •J-R /t*-, ft**, ,*!; < t ;> 1 •5' 1-sComb, V.-Pres. FOR SALE. vn-P the blue ,, P'- ,n ♦kP fence and sat there and m ,, panted a while and finally he jumped FOR SALE—Two Jersey heifers. Th men who wore the gray were off the fence and walked off toward D. L. Littlejohn. Nov. 22 3t. hence the , Hie house, saying, “Well. I don’t care struggle for what they say. mam says that I will against such mak e a pretty man.” It seems that nur shot a few weeks ago hit the, Nov. 15 ti. "Cherokee Buck” in a vital spot, and ___ _ A1 _ . FOR SALE—A milk cow with young T. C. Petty. fighting; for principle, ability to contimu the such a lengtf ov'! A h'-Imin- of time FOR SALE—One pair fine young It seems that mules. Victor Cotton OH Co. odds. The northern soi hers were to :• great extent raer- now. after laying in a comatose state cenar es. pcojile who were hired to for about four weeks, he is now able ja' 0 w FI* Tf ° light and people who are hired never <“ raise his head off the pillow and ; ; rend.T as good service as those who Bjl] , Rays he can>t hurt mp among FOR SALE-A W^ve |or $1; • perform service from principle. No. 1 the best class of people,” therefore pOdoubtebarrel W. W re not r ebeD We simply rose virtually admitting that our charges £g d ®J* V R anj defended our homesteads as "'ere true. Why. bless his soul, we 6,8 of corn - Appl * 10 W -- R ' ^ ui L st we could against the approach — of vast horde of invaders who came scomb. Nov. 5-tf. $100 Reward, $100. li'-i and sword and who left des- Thi .-ciuicrsnftiiispniHM- will i-u pa-.iM-u to , , . , , j* learn that there is at least one dreaded dis- .ud desolation Where he passed, ease that s.-ienee has Is-.m -11 re in ‘,M Itsstagesand that is* 'atnrrh. ila: ■■ 'atarrh WATCH YOUR TONGUE- 1 ure i-, 1 In- only pn^it i\ •- , the (iiedieaI Ira 1 • rnity. If F .rred and coated, it is a Warn* • nq Of Trouble to com*- When it is the morninir after thr> nic-ht before, you do not have to look at your tongue to know that -ti eh is upset, the head is aching with a dull rhythm, and that all th world looks black and dreary. I’ may have been lobster New- burg Welsh rarebit or some other fast- dish that look-efi :r.uch better nt nigt 'ban th< after. There need to lool at he tongue ther mo’ .-ter then f. ; symptoms of tin bh-. You natu’-atN- vo to yon r M o' t h tablet - at •■i. one i f th' MtMe relievers bring joy l gl; dt. •-« tr *: e physical sys tem. T -.-nnl tirne - tch the tongue al! of the tirin'* if : t Is coated with a white fur or possibly with dnC trimi ngs • ven thout li the stomac 1 doi - not tell you by the acute pains of * dicefuir n that it needs help, yet 11 ra mas knn iv n to 1 iT.irrli In- ng a nonsiitutimiiil dis>"i*.<.. o-(jii!ri-> a '•nii-liri- itii'iial tnalineru. Hall'-, < atairli I'uri' ,s taken inli-raully. ai-linv ia ■tly iip.in tin- I ti.nod anil iiiiti'ous surla-i s m' tin- y.iiu. by - 1 , ■ -1 a. \ 1. ■ the • I , d '-.i-asi . and . a i mr I Im n ;• -ill M ■ a.-: I, ' y bn; Ming an ill- i.nn^: :i in , ,1 .ml assist I tig 1 rial.in- in o■ ,iny ils wm .. 'I'll- pruj,;;. t j. s the baVi- so inm.|i fa ’ii n is - .raiivi ,,".\. |- I !iat I liny atti-r 1 ini" II uii.l ri.ii 11. 1 i s in" • n y vim* ilia; ii fails to can ~t-iM |. r .'si - ' list ill;.in ills Address. F. .1. * iii.miy ,v ' n . T.i.i-. , ■ a l.j ! irin. Mst--. 1 li -! ar;. Iv P. s r • . • FOR SALE—Building lots for sale. Mrs. A. V. Montgomery. Aug. 27th. tf. FOR SALE—Ten building lots, al so two houses and lots. J. J. Gaff ney. Aug. 23, tf. FOR SALE—First-class babbit met al. Apply at Ledger Office. FOR SALE—Old newspapers at this office. lOe a hundred. MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SERVICE OR FOR SALE St. Lambert Jersey bull; registered; .' fee $2.00. Apply to E. R. Cash. April 19 1 a. w. tf. Ha .ii.Secy. and Treas. J. C. Otts, Atty. m asraaas ...s .j... , ■ •- '*i Fire Insurance! We recri si nt some 1 ' lue 1 ii^i -.f an . mostsubstnnt'al companies im w., like to write your busini-s. j-lt-if Smith & Lipscomb, Agent . TO RENT OR TO BUY MONEY TO LOAN I am prepared to negotiate loans on lirst mortgage on improved farms for a term of years, in amounts from 3*300 up. Call on J. C. JEFFERIES, Attorn Sep 27-fim Gaffney, S. C. 'S K. GUNTER the coating shows that you are get ting into a had way and that there bate, to be hold Is need of Mi-o-na. house, Gaffney, ! LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION. State of South Carolina. County of Cherokee. By J. E. Webster, E-quir' Rr Mt< Judge. Whereat; Eli Smith made ;-uit to me, t<) grant him ! tier- of adm nis- tration of the estate an.’, effects of Adaline Smith, decea-i d. These are therefoii to cite and ad monish all and singular ’he kindred and creditors of the said Adaline Smith, deceased, t-eit they be . nd an pear before np.. in the court of Flo at Cheroke,- court C.. on Thursday, FOR RENT. FOR RENT—W. F. McArthur’s farm, \pply to W. C- -McArthur, ad min is’rat or. Nov. 22 tf. FOR RENT Ten-room building, rnor D treet and Oakland ave nue. fo na rlv occupi- d by Mr. 0 car Shaaks. Ci >’ water; electric lights; u.uod barn and garden. Apply to .1. !. Surratt. Sept*. JJ, tf. TO RENT Office rooms over The Ledger. Apply to Ed. If. DeCamp. Nov. 2. tf. t > IT X i l i' ittit t in Star Theatre‘Buildi.'ij*. Phon it No. 20. Crown and bridge work a specialty. A (iaITney man said a few days ago, “I’d like to buy a huim of my own, but I can't afford it." He wa> mistaken. Any man wlio can atlord to pay rent can afford to buy a home if lie will take advantage of the Peoples B. & L Plan and Jit can buy juM a~ good a home a- he can rent. 1'hc only dilferenc i- he buys for him-elf instead of his landlord. Start today by taking stock and tiling your application. I DR. J. F- GARRETT, DENTIST. Office on Frederick Street. ’Phone in office an^ Residence. R. !Vf. WILKINS, Prest. R. S. LIPSCOMB, Treas. J. F. GARRETT, V.-Prest. H. K. OSBORNE, Atty. Office M. and P. Bank, Gaffney, S. C. Mi-n-ra is so positive, so sure Rb . Deceml.er I2U1, next aft'-;- jjublication reliftbV* in its curative action upon the stomach that the Gaffney Drug Co the local agents. ve an absolute guarantee with every 50-cent box the- cep to refund the monev unless the ’•t-medy elves absolute and com plete satisfaction Constipation, indigestion. drive a wav appetite anl make vm weak and sick. Hollister’s Rocky Moun tain Tea restores the appetite drives away disease, builds un the system. 25 cents. Tea or Tablets Drug Co. thereof, at eleven o'clock in the fore noon, to show cause, if any they have, why Cut- said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand, tins 26th day of November. Anno Domini. 19t>7. J. E- WebMer, (L. S.l Probate Judge. Pub. in Gaffney 1, tiger Nov. 26 and December '.th. Uie7. WANTED. WANTED—Creen hides wax. L. W. McGuInn. Nov. 12 tf. and bees WANTED—500 cords of wood; highest market price paid. Gaffney Manufacturing Co. Nov. 5-tf. WANTED -< uickens, eggs, 'nutter, enunty produce, green salted hides. Highest cash price paid. Ciarv ,. Kirby. TECHNICALLY EDUCATED .H IC N N K IC 1) IC 1> ! The ileiiiiiiKi is fur treater than the sU; |i Let the International Corres pondent* Schools, of Scranton, Pa., i>r. p ire ynu. P..S-, n Aiii tirimr informal.. ■ 1 ei course.-,. J is 1 r,-e. k-27-ly-ii|> Subscribe for The Ledger; 1$ a year. FOR ALL COUNTY NEWS, IM PORTANT HAPPENINGS IN THE STATE AND EVENTS OF INTER EST IN FOREIGN LANDS, TAKE AND READ THE LEDGER. Real Estate For Sale Six-room cottage, Depot St., east fruit, » seven-riotn dwelling east front, #2,000 Six room cottage between Limestone College and Graded School, with lot 160x244; this is h beauty, f3,350, Six-room cottage, I’etty St., near business center of town, lot ^5x185, very de sirable, $2,500. The Kabe Wood hou- in West l-'.nd at a bargain $1,000. Farms The Bill Anthony place, 95 acres 2miles south ast of (>affeey *40 per acre. 13 acres near the Irene Mills. This is a nicy city farm and a good one to ‘‘sit on.’’ SAH L. FORI', Real Estate and Fire Insurance. Rhone 258. Office second floor National Bank Building. —Big money saved by Gaffney of Carroll <v Byers. uying Flour Open iin that head with a box < ’ Grip Tablets; soi l by Gaffney D-ncr 0*0. only. 2 a. w. tf. —Save money by buying Carpets, \rt Squares and Bug of Carroll & Beers. On- 50c bottle Nature’s Cough Remedy will put an end to that cough: no cur’ no pay. Gaffney Drug Co. 2 a. w. tf. —Mattings lined -nd laid. Byers. Carroll Cancer can be cured without cut ting Simple pla ter used. Cure j — guaranteed or money refunded. It. STRAYED \ small bay mare, with \. Christenbury. Box 277 Gastonia, ' white feet and white blaze face; had N. C- Nov. 12 tf. J on tan bridle and saddle when last seen Reward if returned to James ITCH cured in 30 minutes by Wool- ford’s Sanitary Lotion. Never fall*. , Sold by Gaffney D-ug Company. 10-19-6m pd. \f. DELEGATES WELCOMED HERE SPECIAL PRICES TO ALL Miller Wed.-Frl. Subscribe for The Ledger; 1$ a year. 304-06 LIMESTONE STREET. Carroll & Byers GAFFNEY, SOUTH CAROLINA.