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The Gaffney ledger.
A NEWtPAPBIt IN ALL THAT THB WORD IMPLIKfc AND DBVOTKD TO THE BEBT INTEREST OF THE PEOPLE OF CHEROKEE COUNTY.
ESTABLISHED FEB. 16. 1W4.
GAFFNEY, 8- C., TUESDAY, JUNE 30. 1908.
91.50 A YEAR.
.SOME GOOD ADVICE
TO OCR YOUNG MEN
COL. STRAIN GIVES THE BOYS A
GOOD LECTURE.
Marrfages by Young People often
Prove a Failure, and is a Subject
For Muchc Consideration.
WSlkinsvIIle, Juu<i -Today is the
forty-sixth smniversay of the opening
of the battles around Richmond when
Gen. Lee dislodged Gen. McClellon’s
army in its first invasion of the city.
South of Thlckety creek the hail of
last Monday was heavier and more
general than r®l»orted in our last let
ter. On Mr. W. Coleman Kirby’s
farm the cotton leaves literally cover
ed the ground and the corn blades
were riddled nearer our home.
Mr. Ben Goforth has been working
out his roads since the rain and put
ting them in passable order for the
traveling public. We wi-h our neigh
bors in other sections would follow
his example.
Unless more attention is paid to
keeping up our public roads there is
danger of the R. F. I) mail routes be
ing change^ or discontinued entirely.
Bad roads an- a drawback to it. This
is not a mandate of ours but of the
general government which requires
the roads where the mail Is carried to
be kept in passable order, at least.
Only a very fe w of the overseers
seem to care anything about keeping
up their roads. They think the chain-
gang ought to do It all and the conse
quence is we get nothing done. If the
country tax payers can’t get some
benefit from the road law they ought
to worb for its repeal or for whatever
chJtnges is necessary to give them
some advantage of it.
Thlckety and (jilky creeks were
high Tuesday, covering most of
the low lands along their banks. A
fine lot of hay has been destroyed by
the high waiter.
Mrs. Dclph Lanier is still suffering
from the shock she received from the
lightning last Monday
Taxing guns, pistols and doga as a
preventative against vagrancy, out-
lawery, hydrophobia and other nuis
ances wa s suggested In The Ledger
correspondence last year. Hon. W.
W. Dixon, of Winnsboro, Introduced
a bill in the last legislation looking
to that end which he failed to get
through. He. is a candidate for re-
election and wants to push that meas
ure and we hope the voters of Fair-
field will send him back and that our
represfcntatlvfles will support It too.
Wle need such a law, and believe that
the sentiment behind it will guaran
tee its enforcement.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Strain went to
Gaffney Wednesday on a shopping
tour.
Since the rain set in coton is going
to weed very fast..
One of the banisters on the Thom
son mill bridge has fallen down and
•hould be replaced before an accident
happens there. The timbers should
be replaced with new ones as the old
ones are more or less rotten.
Mrs. Ethel Blackwell last Tuesday
did some sewing for her mother, Mrs.
J. L S.
Boys, we have been talking to the
girls and now we are going to say
something to you.
Listen: Generally when a boy gets
up In bis teens the first thing (find
about the only thing) he thinks he
needs is a wife and he’s almost sure
to find some silly girls who thinks so
t oo, and she’s ready to fill the bill and
then if he don’t watch he will mate
the mistake of his life.
Fruit plucked before it’s ripe can
never mature, but instead it begins
to decay—loses Its gweetnegg or other
appetizing properties. Nine tenths,
no doubt, of the boys, and girls who
marry at too early an age never reach
Colly developed manhood or woman*
hpod. They are children the remain
der of their days, and of all the worth-
leas beings on earth an “old child’’
leads the van—be it man or woman.
A man of matured years may marry
a young girl and If she is at all teach
able learn her how to make a wife, or
on the other hand a matured woman
may take a boy and learn him how to
make a husband, but these are excep
tions and not general rules.
■tote know a few cases (and only a
torn) where both parties were young
who have made reasonable snooeas In
Ufa. but we have known others to
make sad failures.
All girlg are not alike—marls
hoys. Neither are all boya alike, by
The girl who “splutters” around
anj puts on airs in your pret >e to
make you think she is extra smart in
business affairs you had better let her
alone if you value the happiness of
your future life. She won t do. When
she peeps out and sees you coming
and then takes a running-go, grabs
her best dress and puts It on while
she In on the run, it’s a prettey good
sign she wants to appear to be some
thing she Is not. If she don’t go as
neat and tidy all the time as her
means will admit of and the work
she is engaged in will justify, then
SHORT NEWS ITEMS
OF LOCAL INTEREST.
SPARTANBURG VS. GAFFNEY.
CHEROKEE FALLS.
It
the election, “I had nobody else to
vote for.” There are other men we
could name suitable for this or any
other position but we will say no
more now and hope to hear from
others along this line.
It's not the man who can control of base ball Thursday afternoon. Er- visite d by a heavy rain last night, the
men so much as the one who can deal EVENTS IN GAFFNEY AND CHER-1 rorg , jy the i oca i s a t a critical time | heaviest thi s season, i notice in the
Took Ten Innings to Decide the An interesting News Letter e
Game.
New Correspondent
Gaffney and Spartanburg met in
what promised to he a fine exhibition
Cherokee Falls, June 23.—We were
with measures, that we need in office OKEE.
—the first is all right but the latter
is absolutely indispensable. Politi
cians are not always statesmen. It’s Recent Happenings In and Around
very seldom the two are combined In the c , ty> and other Event8 Qath .
the same person—the first works for
self anj selfish purposes while the ered by th# Local Nsw* Editor.
allowed Spartanburg to overcome the
lead they had already acquired and It
took an extra inning to decide the
contest. These errors were caused by
the fact that it was the fifth conse-
bottom corn that it is washed consid
erably. it also too^ the bridge and
foot-log from across the creek. Guest
the farmers will get rest awhile.
Mr. Andy Leagon had the misfor
cutive game for the local boys and fane of getting his hand torn up thib
they were almost played out. The e vening while working around some
you may know sae is a fraud—a pre-! latter looks to and works for the gen- Wash Lipscomb, colored, brought feature of the game was the sensa- machinery in the mill. We hope he
tender. Work is no disgrace—it’s an ! eral good. The Ledger yesterday a cotton bloom tional pitching of Hopper who pitched "soon be able to resume his work,
honor to any one, either rich or poor.; Wh'*n a man comes out for office which is the first one from his sec- the first three innings. He was fore- ^ Irs - E - Hampton spent last week
Don’t always let her know when you we hear people say he is (or is not) tion. Wash farms on lands of R. E. ed to leave the box in the fourth on in Blacksburg with her mother, M^rs.
are coming—go at odd and unexpect- a good electioneerer (as the case may Linder. account of an injury to his arm. Out Hardin.
ed times and like Capt. John W.; be) and that with them decides his a guard from the State pentiten- of the first ten men to face him he Mr. M. L. Plonk visited relatives
Mitchell did—go in at the back door i success or failure. This should never Gary cahie up Sunday and carried the struck out eight. His arm began to here Saturday night and Sunday,
or into the kitchen where she is at he the case but it often is so. Thieves MeJuukin woman to Columbia yester- hurt him in the fourth and he was re- Mr. Carl Whitesides visited his
work. He did that when he was and robbers don't dread barking dogs day. She was sentenced to two years liowd by Snead. Hopper will be all ) ,aren ts near Smyrna Saturday night
courting, he says, and he always found like they do biting ones. in the pentitentiary for grand larceny, right in a few days and then Gaffney an d Sunday.
“Aunt Jamima” dressed neat and The sad occurrence at Sanday
clean and often with her sleeves roll- Springs church (Greenville county) Hydrick was engaged l hurs-
<*d Up to her elbows and her hands last Sabbath In which Mr. and Mrs. ,i! 'y att< rnoon and Friday in hearing
iu the dough or throwing the cook Wilton Leuduinon. a young married " <r ' nty malters - Court convened yes-
vessels about or churning. We have; couple who were klled by lightning u “ n]a >’ niorn,ng lor ,n '‘ purpoSP
about as poor an opinion of a girl who while attending a Sabbath school con- tak5n S U P i ,lr >' casf,s in ,h ‘‘ court
is ashamed to be found at work as vention, calls to mind an Incident n< ' ,imion plpas -
we have of a man who won’t work— almost identically the same, in which jr Turner has purchased to us - But back to the game, things best. The parents have our
no use for either. two “rustic lovers”—John Hewet and through Z. A. Robinson the A. A. Sar- feature was a piece of high- sym Pathy in their jour of distress.
Then, boys, having used your best ^arah Drew were killed by lightning home place on Limestone street. ua >’ robbery That took place during Mr. Nealy Hardin and brother
judgment to find out about the work- ’L 1718. This is a most valuable piece of t ' , “ game. Johnson, left fielder for n* last Sunday with Mr. W. T. In-
ing qualities of the girls of your ,n n ' F cp'tcph Pope says of them: property. Mr. Turner purposes to ! -Spartans, was the thief and the ~ alJ ‘ lt; ihis place,
neighborhood, next find out some- - Think not by rigorous judgment make some modern improvements at lo!, hery took place between left and
fans will have the pleasure of seeing Miss Oracle Hardin, of Blacksburg,
him again do some fancy box stunts. is spending a few days with her sU*
Wood and Hopper constitute as strong teri M rs - E. Hampton, at this place,
a pitching staff as can be found in Odell Beaty, the little daugher of
this . ection. On right hander and Mr. and Mrs. Elsie Beaty was taken
'>ne j inth-paw and both artists on the awa y from this world last Tuesday
slab, will make the best of them go "tebt by the One who knows all
us.
Mi«s Lillie Plonk and cousin. Jettie
center fields at the Gaffney ball park. p,()n l'’ both of Kings Mountain, are
Bobbin.' M., wag the victim of this v ' s iting Mr. and Mrs. J. C- Plonk.
The Blacksburg baseball team came daring piece of work. The clrcum- Rov - B. Hoke will start his protract-
to Gaffney yesterday afternoon with stances; Robbins M.. drove one far H( 1 ’ llee ^i n g at this place Sunday night,
the determination to win the deciding into rite out field fhar looked sure for We hope to se e one and all who are
game, each of tlu* teams having won three bags and maybe more, but. that ILmg in reach of this church take
three games. After playing one inning was reckoning without Johnson who an interest in this meeting. Let ua
the game was called on account of made a beautiful one-hand stab of the have • 1 meeting to be remembered by
rain. s o the contest is still undecided, drive, saving the game for the time a11 - Parents, don’t say “children, you
being for his team mates. Gaffney mi2: ht to gc to church tonight,’’ but
fo r many mile around it. Its dominant; section. The land near Blacksburg Cherokee county ’ adjourned Friday secure <l a g 00 ^ lead early in the game. !et s ? 0 -’ and come with them,
fires slept for ages but the time came has been washed considerably. after the jury had returned a verdict With a nian ° n second and thlrd - y0u aDd them both « et
for it to begin its work. Then, There is Sunday school at Ham- of guilty in the case of Frank Tucker, P* 11 b «“ted working the squeeze play * 0Pd o1 th k meet!jk.
another thing—steer clear of the tat- burg school house every Sunday af colored, who was charged with killing ' hen Lynch ,,,f tLe bal1 « et away - the * **** Sf ; pbia AUt'ood and Victors
tiers. They can create more sheal, teraoon. Mr. Systs is the superinten- Charlie Means, another neg:o. at Gas- ^ an froni second score too. This was Martin went to Gaffney shopping last
to the square inch than any other dent. It is reported that they have ton Shoals. The judge sentenced | 1IU:rPased to six in another innins and ‘ a ' ,rday -
agent in the employ of his satanic a very large school. We hope they Tucker to ten years on the public 51 rita - ved t0r finite a while. * r - aPd Mrs Fields Gordon and
majesty. will have a Sunday school that will works of the county Beacham in the box for the visitors ‘ Il ‘ 8 Patterson spent Saturday night
Have it too. understood early In .lo good. 1 was doing g nt * d fte work and it was and Sunday with Mr. Gordon’s father,
your matrimonial contract who (or Mr. W- W. Hardin and family spent Mr. and Mrs. Rush Gr^y arrived in difficult iu do anything with him. He | i v ' a ’ surpiised last Sunday
thing about the girl’s temper and dis- seized or.ee.
position before you find out (when It’s \ pair so laithful could expire;
too late to remedy) that you have Victims so pure heaven saw well
married a combination of fire and pleased,
powder. If she is a walking volcano And snatched them in celestial lire.”
you had better not go top near her. j. L. S.
There was a time in the history of
Vesuvius when it was a lovely place King’s cr«ek Chronicles,
anq no indication that it was ever to King s Creek, June 24.—We have
become a terror to the inhabitants been having some hard ruins in this The court ctf general sessions for
iction. The land near Blacksburg Cherokee county adjourned Friday
is been washed considerably. after the jury had returned a verdict
There is Sunday school at Ham- of guilty in the case of Frank Tucker,
which of you) is to wear the breeches. Saturday uignt an d Sunday with Mr. ,he clt y y^terday on S6uthem train was very effective with men on bases ™°rning when I awaked and found a
You may have to hand them to your E. B. McSwain. No - 12 - Rus h Is an old Gaffney noy, and Gaffney couldn’t hit him when b «* of very nice plumbs on the front
t( . r hart Mr. NV . W. Hardin attended Sunday and hiB bride w ' bo was Miss Helen, hits meant runs. This lead was over- P' a zza ter me. I enjoyed them more
Mr Tom Mitchell of Houewell was school at Antioch. He says there is Rid dle, and is one 0 f York county’s come by Spartanburg on costly errors tb an i can tell. Mr. Smith, the giver,
.nr. lo aiucueu, oi tiopeweii, was >■« r. a rr nav ln t h e tenth Little start- ls alwa ys doing a kind deed for some
on this side Wednesday delivering not ver y many more goes to Antioch ,nost tractive young ladies. The by Gaffney,
can holders. Most of the housewives iSunda, school than there are in l’"'™ 1 ’"- couple have the heat ed the inning with a clean slnsle
have nought an ootat tor putting up Us clnas. He goes to Sunday school °f “ores of Gaffney people. ‘ -*“' T1
fruit—i e for holding the jar and put- Cherokee Avenue Baptist Gaffney is ajive with anticipa
ting the top on it while it is hot. It’s 1 church at Gaffney. That speaks well ^on on account of the meeting of the
a good trick for Mrs. J. L S. bought Cherokee Avenue church, as Association on Monday. Mr.
one and now she will have no more te ere are about sixty regular scholars, DeCamp, of The Ledger, has left his
When he attempted a steal Lynch There was a boy arrested here to-
threw over Floyd’s head at second and da J’ by Magistrate Plaxico, for buy-
the game wa s ours, 7 to 6. , ^g goods under false pretense and
taken to Gaffney for trial. This boy
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS- is between nineteen and twenty-one—
— ! just in the bloom of youth. As I
burnt band fron. doing that bind of “ , 1)e , “ Bcho1 ; i olBce and ia devoting bin whole time, c p SaIiae!1i ^ of t]le Spartan . looked at this boy be had a aad .mil.
work.
We expect Miss Janie Bell, of bave two tbree hundred in their
Blackstock, to visit us in next month 1 Sunday schooL
and spend a few days days In Chero- Mr. E. B. McSwain went to Gaffney
kee county with her relatives and; Monday. He and Rev. G. P. Hamrick
friends. ! to ok dinner with his daughter, Mrs.
By the time this appears In print ^ Hardin. Rev. Mr. Hamrick
ars in his class, i know they must to the pr eii m i n arie B incident to tt»e
reception of the guests. We sincerely
burg bar, was in the city yesterday, i " 1)on his face which brought tears to
, . ,, ^ ^ Major John F. Jones, of Blacksburg,' In y eyes - Boy8 > have you a mother?
hope that every pencil pusher In the wag a vialtor ^ ^ dt7 yeaterday< | If so, are you going to be disgraced
State will attend the meeting. R c Ib ^ the city! be, °re her eyes and sent to the coun-
cn>io Duncan was given a prelimi- j visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. L.! ty chain-gang to pay fo r your miscon-
nary examination yesterday by U. S. i ^ 80n ‘ | duc t? Some who read this probably
the State Press Association will have cauie home with Mr. McSwain and Commissioner J. B. Bell. Sipio waa : Mrs. Gus Folger, of Easley, i» in the i ^7 ln this world, but one Is
met in Gaffney (or at Limestone) and spent Monday night. He returned to' charged with selling whisl.ey, and the I cR y visiting relatives and friends. j wa Dg tnT tbelr coning in a better
be enjoying themselves to the "reat 0a ff n ey iu the afternoon where he testimony of the witnesses convinced Dr> Green, of Sp&tanburg, was in v ' (,rd - Please do not deceive her.
Pleasure of their entertainers Gen-' conducted the funeral of Mrs. Roxey ‘ the commissioner that Cipio had been the ^7 yesterday. Whooping cough is all the gr at
tlemen^f^e pres^yoi^wiH^^nd t^e ^acy on Tuesday. ! violating the law, consequently the f W. T. Magness wa* in the city yes-,
people of Gaffney (as a general rule) Miss lone Padgett, from near Spar-, defendant was committed to Jail in te ^ r ay ; , I.. ‘ ®®., Cobb Qas been rlght 8lcfc
second to none on earth in their kind- ta nburg, visited her friends, Misses default of a two hundred dollar bond., w - Wofford, of Spartanburg, call-, u 18 bette, \
nesses an,] hosnitalitv toward strang- Ella Hardin, Beatrice and Berdie _. . , A ; ed- on The Ledger last Friday. Mr. J. L. S., yo4i r advice to the
, rp P J * Hogue, near Antioch, last week. , Th ° SU ? mer SCno ° 1 opened yesteiv p - S- Webber, of the Wilkinsville girls ln ^day’s paper in simply fine.
, . , . Mr. J. l. Roberts spent a while this <lay rnornin S w,tb an attendance of section, called on The Ledger yester- 1 think a11 the g } Hs should thank you
If our pure water, air and healtny n j ,, hj- F B Mr-Rwain twenty-one teocher pupils and two lady day. ter such good advice as you have
mate (to say nothing of the pro*; ^ ^ . . at teachers This is a splendid atten- Geo. D. Scruggs, of Ezells, was in | been ^ ivln g ai >d not only that but use
gressive spirit of our people) don,t ! ,i. is tlllJe y 7 da nce for the first day. Miss Nance, the city yesterday. ! a little 0 f it. What would we do with-
t . . Spurgeon an d Beecher McSwain ° n0 ° f the mo3t noted tea chers in the Mrs. a. W. Carson and Miss Lena out your interesting letters?
r time has ^ Mr Landrum Zlmmerman ^ country i s here, and the teachers of Hoyt, of Durham, N. G, are visiting "Sunshine,” come oftener, your let-
DK60 COQDlV. t!hprnUPP Pniifltv nrp fnrtunnto • • .. tmr... M
Inspire you to do better work in the
future, or feel that your time has
been well spent iu Cherokee county,
then we advise you to hunt up a phy
sician and go to taking medicine at
onqe.
If you have any symptoms of
“blues” we advise you to call on Ed.
DeCamp, Jim Bell, Junius Parrott or
T. Davenport and if they can’t care
It has already been said of the
heathfulness of Cherokee county that ^ ^ ^ _ , j. , .
we have to kill somebody in order to Wfcnt to Gaffney Mo uday ^on business. | ^ r ^ edly ^ e “ be ^
start a cemetery.
We are not in the candldate-mak
boys have all gone to the mountains Chprokee count y are in deed fortunate thf family of Mrs. carson’s brother, i tp rs are very interesting,
today to gather huckleberries. “ havin S tbe opportunity to profit by Mr. W- H. Wllkerson. Y °ur correspondent had the pleafr
“School Boy,” I, for one correspon- her instr uctlons. J Miss Lucy Wood has returned to ure of attending the marriage of Mr.
dent, would be glad to attend Chil- H. K. Osborne, Esq., of the law firm tbe cHz afte r a ten day’s sojourn at Pieoe McWTiiter to Miss Made Bolin
drens’ Day at your church, but can, °f Butler & Osborne, has formed a tbe tele of Palms. . j 0D 17th Inst. It took place at Mr. J.
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Sams are visit- p Bolin s,’ the bride’s fathers.
not. Hope you all will have a nice - partnership with Stanyarne Wilson,
time that will long be remembered. ; Esq., of Spartanburg and will remove
Esq. Whisonant, Messrs. F. H. Dov-' to Spartanburg at an early day. Mr.
er, J. R. Dickson and R. M. Roark; Osborne is a good lawyer, and Is de-
Country Lover.
Gowdeysville Dote.
mg business or trying to run the Gow dey8ville. June 23.-^The farm-
county to suit ourself to the exclusion er8 of 0UT dectlon are rery well up
of the rights of others, but we would wlth thelr but „ , t hag been
i.ke to see a full “line up” of good rainlng( tj, w , u get WO}lgh of Gen .
men for the general offices to be filled J eral 0reen flow<
this year, and in this connection we ^ Jeg8je of
would say that we don’t think the : hag been spendlll a few day- ^
county could find a better qualified relatives an d friend, here and wae a
man in it for the legihlature than Mr. Sunday lut gtmday ,
Newton G. Littlejohn, ot Asburj. Le-
E. F. Kelley, of Jonesville, wae in
of the Qaffney bar, and the membere ■ tbe cit y yesterday on business,
thereof sincerely regret that he has I Gapt. McK. Albergottl, of Blacks-
The
in g in the city. brlde w as dressed in white silk which
Clyde Cooksey, who s very popular i was very beautiful and she held a
in Gaffney, was in the city Sunday. bouquet of ferns. Miss Annie Bolin,
the bride’s sister, received the guests.
A large crowd witnessed the mar
riage. Those present from here we'*:
decided to leave Gaffney.
Will Sarratt was convicted of mur-
burg, and his father, Mr. P. C. Alber-! Messrs. W^m. Smith, p. S. Fayssoux,
gotti, of Orangeburg, paid The Ledger
and appreciated visit Saturday.
gislative honor, (we are sorry to say)
of late years are not eagerly sought
after by those most competent to per
form these duties. Mr. Littlejohn is
one of the best posted men in the 1
county and while he has no desire to •
become a candidate for such an offloe,
he would make a representative of
whom the county miglit be proud.
We don’t srUh to make the impree-
skm that we have any objection to
either of the gentlemen now offering
tor the legislature In this county hat
we ere tired of bearing men say after
Our Sunday school is preparing for
Childrens’ Day which is expected lo
be one of the best we have ever had.
Mrs. T. B. Owens Is training the chil-
* na d to ten year., The McFadden> * oa , tonlai
r. ,te C:ll ry ^L ,U '.. b ! ^ Gaffney, the sue.L „ f Mr, j.
C. Jefferies, on Grenard street.
Looking Forward.
(Hartsviile Messeger.)
This from the Gaffney Ledger:
"Ladiee and gentiemeo qt the Press
Association, the pleasure will he
ours.**
Mr. DeCamp, don’t mention it. Wte
are looking forward with a great deal
of pleasure to meeting with yon.
remembered that Wash Smith and
Will Sarratt were cessing Buffalo
creek on the trestle when Smith in
some manner went through the tres
tle and wa, drowned. The evidence
against Sarratt was wholly circumstan
tial, but he failed to eatisy the
tial, but Smitfc failed to satisfy the
This afternoon at 4:80 o’clock at
the new park the strong Spartanburg
team will play the home team. These
teams are pretty evenly matched,
having played two games, one going
to Spartanburg and the other to Gaff-
Clerh of Court T. R. Trimmer, of
Spartanburg, was in the city yester
day attending court.
Deputy Marshall H. F. Floyd was
in tbe city yesterday.
Allen Hightower returned Sunday
from a trip to Charlottee, N. C.
Martin-Wylie.
Mr. l H. Martin and Miss Bula
May Wylie were united in marriage
by Rev. G. p. Harick at the home of
the bride on Sunday, June S8th. A
ney. The last gamg being ten innings. | large number of friendk of the con-
Spartanburg cornea for two games to- trading parties were present st the
day and tomorrow. The fans should
turn out in full force as these games
will doubtless be the best of the sea
son.
T. L. Neal, W. D. McWhirter, J. D. Bo
lin and Misses Genevia Neal, Annie
Fayskoux, Mae McWhirter and Watola
Roberts. After tb ■ marriage the
bride and groom returned to tns
groom’s home where they received
many beautiful presents and soon
found themselves seated around a ta*
Me of everything that was nice and
good. They are now preparing to go
housekeeping. We wish them mssy
long years of happiness.
For fear I have gone to fsr al
ready and to escape the dreadful
waste basket, I will ring off, with
many good wishes to The Ledger and
its readers. Pansy.
ceremony. These young people are
▼•(7 popular In their nelghhartM
and have 4be best wishes of s large
circle ef Mends.
Exceedingly Kind, Old Man.
(Edgefield Advertiser.)
The newspaper men who know
Editor DeCamp, the host of the Press
Association next week, will go to Gaff
ney or break a trace.