The Gaffney Ledger from Gaffney, South Carolina • Page 4

awhile peoplo will lose confidence in shall be disappointed If they continue Received Tickets. The following pupils received com plimentary tickets to the Star Thea FOR SALE. FOR 8ALE. TenAnconaHnTT. Yelton, Route G.

Mar. 26, 29 him for truth and veracity. in the same old rut. THE GATFNEY LEDGER, f-ubllshed Tuesday and Friday. No.

400 N. Limestone Street tu. h- DeCamp, Editor and Publisher. tre for excellence in their schoo: It Is to bo hoped the people of Why can't Gaffney have some base ball this summer? There is no de -Jersey cows with Richmond Stacy. FOR SALE- young calves.

Mar. 23, tf. Gaffney and surrounding territory work during the pnst week: Central School: Jack Creech, Car rle Louise Sams, Freddie May er, Flora Pettit, Birdie May Thack nying that baseball last year furnish Office Phone No. 187. Society Editor, Phone No.

44. The Human Eye ed a lot of innocont aniusomont for Eton, Percy Poole, Nan Bell, Ruth our peoplo. We believe that old ad Tim Ledger la not responsible for PeCamp, Bess Wilkins, M. C. Amos age "all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy" Is true, and we see no tho views of its correspondents.

Pan West, Maggie Abernathy, Mary will avail themselves of the opportunity to hear Mr. Horiot Clarkson at the Court House n.ext Sunday afternoon and at the Cherokee Avenue Baptist church at night. Mr, Clark-son Is ono of Tarheella's most gifted sons. If we mistake not he was born in South Carolina, but he moved from Winnsboro with his parents when yet an Infant, going to Charlotte, where ho lias since "remained. It reason why our people should not have some pleasures as they travel FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1915.

Tower, Mildred McCraw, Ray Marloy, Lucy Iluggin, Mary Hood, Louise Creo Tolleson, Bertha Qulnn, Montgomery Wilkins, Lillian Kirby, Irene Hill, Bernard Howey, Alleen Crocker, Ora Bell Anthony, Margaret Littlo- this vale of tears. Come on, boyB, NOTES AND COMMENTS. Is a delicate organ and understood by few. Many good eyes have been ruined by cheap, misfitted glasses. THINKING PEOPLE do not risk their future sight and health to Incompetents.

I am prepared to do optical work in a conscientious way, observing the value of sight and applying every proven, scientific test nectssary to reveal defects of the eyes, I then prescribe glasses that will relieve. FOR SALE. Two good farm horses cheap; 8 and 10 years old; guaranteed to work anywhere. U. Q.

Hes-ter- Mar. 23, 4t. FOR 8ALE Wood and Coal at J. ft. Iluggin Lumber Yard.

Phone 174. Aug. 14. tf. FOR SALE Tract of 105 acres of big saw timber four miles from railroad.

Good road. Very cheap. J. M. Caldwell, Dlacksburg, S.

C. tf. 27 RIG Itli-ROOTED TOMATO PLANTS; the kind that bears the First-Early, Red-Meat Beauties (3 weeks ahead of the season), delivered to you by Post, our risk, for 60 cents. Larger lot cheaper. The big bunches of roots are packed in damp moss, then wrapped in wax paper and will carry a thousand miles.

Ask for our New Booklet that tells of veg- john, Basil Clary, Ruby McICown, Vivian Turner, James Bryant, Bessie and let's have a team, Gaffney could uccommodute several more citizens like Mr. Hiram P. Wheat. He is a "Captain of Industry" worth while. He first studies has been our happy privilege to Mae Byars, Palsy Paniel, Horace know him for a gooj long time and we can testify to tho fact that he Is Keep on smiling.

And then do a litle more boosting. Thus you will contribute te the happiness and prosperity of the com munity. Badger, Billie Tolleson, Lucile Par-win, Winnie Jones, Judson Smith, Ben Alexander, Walter Smith, John Goudelock, Frances Turner, Elizabeth Curry, Elizabeth Brown. out his proposition and then without no mean man, nor orator. He has contributed his share of driving rum from North Carolina.

He has a mes any blow of trumpets proceeds to put the plan into execution. Gaffney possesses no more valuable citizen. Others in the community have contributed to its industrial advance sage that is at once interesting and C. QARLAND, Optometrist. Office: Crawley's Drug Store.

instructive and those who neglect Billy Sunday having waited up Philadelphia his next big undertaking should be York-ville. etuble and flowering plants that we this opportunity to hear him will have indeed lost something. Musical Entertainment. Misses Zelia and Myrtle Forten-bcrry gave a musical entertainment Friday afternoon in honor of their cousin, Miss LI da Poston of Shelby, N. who has been teaching in South Carolina.

The music was rendered by the ment in large proportions, but none has exceeded lys achievements. grow by the millions, including sweet potatoes. Wakefield Plant Farm, Charlotte, N. C. Mar.

23, 4t. NO INFORMATION TO BE GIVEN OUT SAYS WHEAT. FOR RNTP Coffee! Coffee! Coffee! Gaffney Concert Band, the piano music by Mrs. A. H.

Fortenberry. It would bo a blessed thing indeed if every farmer in Cherokee both white and colored would join a pig club. Will some one please tell what the FOR RENT. One six room house, corner Lopnn and Meadow streets, with all modern conveniences. Apply to C.

w. Hamos. Last Tuesday the people of Columbia voted a bond for the purpose of improving the high school system. Let us hope there will be no such tomfoolery about the expenditure of this money as there Plans Not Yet Fully Developed for More Building. For some time thorp have been rumors afloat to the effect of the es Refreshments were served in the dining room, which was beautifully decorated in ilJt.

flowers and jon-quills. The event was enjoyed by all present. FOUND. tablishment of an enterprise in Gaff has been in Gaffney over the erection of an additional school building. Since the vote was more than four to Seven pounds of Roasted Coffee pounds of Green Coffee Good Coffee by pound Fancy Coffee by pound Clary's Best Coffee, per pound $1,00 15c 20c 30c FOUND Small sum of money.

Owner can have same by giving satisfactory proof and paying for this advertisement. Mar. 23-2tnp. S. Quinn.

Mayor of Spartanburg is doing since the gallon-a-month law went into effect? Wonder if there is a newspaper man in South Carolina who can raise enough "dust" to attend tho San Francisco expo? ney that aud materially to her manufacturing interest, but nothing definite has been given out. When a representative of The Ledger called on Mr. IT. D. Wheat, president of the Irene Mills, and asked for some information from which to write story, Mr.

Wheat said in substance: "There is nothing definite to be given out just at this time. I have just completed digging a .300 foot well, from which I hope to obtain a flow of seventy-five gallons of water per Fined for Disorderly Conduct. Waddy Liudcr, a farmer of the Thickety Mountain section of the county, was fined $50.00 each on two counts of disorderly conduct by Magistrate William Phillips yesterday when he plead guilty. It is said the disturbance for which he was accounting occurred about a year ago near his home. one in favor of the bond issue Columbia is to bo congratulated upon the progressiveness of her citizens.

The executive committee or the South Carolina State Press Associa MONEy TO LOAN. MONEY TO LON.o'irnoed farms with easy terms of payment. J. N. Lipscomb.

Mar. 19-tf. For Saturday ni Monday Exit old man Winter with his coat ite and enter Miss 25 pounds of-Sugar $1.55 MISCELLANEOUS. Spring draped in garlands of emerald for Tea, ly pound for tion is to meet in Columbia on Tuesday, April Oth, to prepare a program for the meeting at Chick Springs. Brethren throughout the domain are minute, and a contract has been clos 5c FOR SERVICE Holstein Bull at Goudelock's stables.

R. C. Swofford. Mar. 12, tf.

hue and welcome to the young lady. ed with Mr. J. II. Curry to construct a reservoir which will have a capaci The reign of the lawless in South Package of Tea Package of Tea ty of half a million gallons.

I con Preliminary Today. A preliminary "field day" will be held at the Central school today in order to give the contestants who will participate in the events on April 2nd The exercises will begin at 10:00 o'clock this morning, and will continue until 2:00 o'clock this afternoon. NOW is the time to improve your stock of poultry. Get some of my Rhode Island Red Eggs and you will be pleased with them $1.50 per 15. J.

P. Shuford. Mar. 12-3t-ltaw. Carolina has come to an end and we hear of no discontent in that respect except by those who are inclined to invited to offer suggestions for the program.

Any fellow slaves who happen to have an idea will confer a favor on the committee by shooting it in to "Bill' Caldwell, care News and Courier Bureau, Columbia, S. between now and the Gth of April. Please do not wait on the other fellow, but get busy at once. 10c Sc 8c 20c $3,75 95c template some additional milling construction, but as yet there is nothing definite to be given out. In case I conclude not to venture further in the milling line, I shall use the wrell and reservoir for supplying the Irene Mills and the tenants of the houses in proximity to the mill." The reservoir is now in course of construction and is located on the Logan street side of the Irene Park, upon an eminence which will allow NOTICE! I am now orenared to furnish leaaX format and Apples, per dozen Oranges, per dozen Nice Country Batter, per pound Gold Medal Flour, 56s Gold Medal Flour, do alt kinds of Notarial work.

1 moat respectfully Dcafacs3 Cunaot Be Cared by applications, as they cannot reach the diseased, portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafnes3 is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed solicit the patronage of those in need of such service. James L.

Strain, Wilkinsvilie, S. C. Notary Public. Old booze received another jolt the you have a rumbling sound or imperfect nearins, and when it 13 entirely closed, other day when the Poster Advertis the water to flow by gravity to the Deafness ia the result, and unless the In- violate the law. Here is our platform: "A church and a school house within easy reach of every home in the county and a good road from every home to the church and school house." There is a decided inclination to observe the law since the visit of a fearless judge to this community and the inauguration of a governor who insists upon the enforcement of the law.

Come to think about it, the ap nn-fii r.n t-h- flammation can be taken out anil this ing Company of the United States ollu aL1 tube restored to its normal condition. DR. W. K. GUNTER DENTIST Over Cherokee Drug Store.

Office phone 20; Residence phone 226. Hours 8:00 to 12:30: 1:30 to 10c houses. and Canada placed a ban on advertising whiskey and other spirituous hearing: W'ill bo destroyed forever; nine tases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the murous surfaces. We ivillr'ive Ono 1 lunftn-'l for any casft of Dp.ifnrs ansM taU'a arrh for circulars free. V.

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STONEWALL JACKSON DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS liquors. The association has members in 4,000 cities in the United States and Canada. Gaffney holds DR. W. S.

CRANE Dentist Suooeaaor to Dr. J. F. Carrvrt Office hours 8 to 12 and 1 to 6 Office Phone Res. Phone 177 I 24s 'Kerosene Oil, per gal Tomatoes, can Corn, per can Apples, best, per can Cheese, per pound Karo, 10 pound can Karo, 5-pound can Soda, 10 pounds Extra Georgia Syrup, try a tin membership in this association, but the local plant has always declined to accept orders for this class of ad 9c 22 23c 25c 60c Dr.

Victor H. Lipscomb DENTIST Office over S. B. Crawley A Cos. Drag Store, -ffice honrs-8 A.

M. to 12 1 P. M. to P. ATTENTION NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND DISCHARGE AND NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.

State of South Carolina, County of Cherokee. Notice is hereby given that I will apply to Hon. W. D. Kirby, Probate Judge for Cherokee County, S.

at his office at Gaffney, S. on Tuesday, the 27th day of April, 1915, at 10:00 o'clock, A. for a Final Settlement and Discharge as Administrator of the estate of B. O. Turner, deceased.

All persons holding claims against the said estate will present the same duly attested to the undersigned on or beforesaid day for final settlement at 10:00 o'clock, A. or be forever barred. MARY L. TURNER, Administrator of the estate of B. O.

Turner, deceased. This 25th day of March, A. 1915. Mar. 26, Apr.

2, 9. 16. Tomato Clubs Widow of Famous Confederate Commander Passes Away. Charlotte, Mar. 24 Mrs.

T. J. Jackson, the wife of the famous Confederate general, died at her home here early today. She had been ill for many months and suffered a relapse yesterday. Mrs.

Jackson was born near Charlotte on July 21st, 1831. She was daughter of the Rev. Robert Hall Morrison, a Presbyterian ministe" and the founder of Davidson college. She attended the Salem, N. academy and college.

Her marriage too1 place in July. 1857. Jackson was then a major, serving as an instructor at the Virginia military instutute at Lexington. She became a close student of military tactics and always took a great interest in the fortunes of the Confederate army. General and Mrs.

Jackson had two children, both daughters. One died In infancy. The other married William K. Christian. She died in 1SSM.

Plant the Three Pound Tomato, Makes larger and nicer tomatoes than pointment of a newspaper man on the Governor's staff is a recognition that is not uncommon. Governor Blease appointed Leon Green a colonel. From an artistic standpoint we would rather attend an all-day singing under direction of Prof. Joe Humphries than to go to tho Spartanburg Music festival. We enjoy the former much better because we understand it better.

Wonder what has become of the proposition to pave portions of Limestone, Granard, Robinson and Frederick streets? How about a mass meeting to discuss this proposition? Isn't it about time Gaffney was taking another step forward? Cane Reed, all varieties Brown Sugar Join the crowd and trade at B. G. Clary's Cash Store Next to Wilkins-Watson Hdw. Store any other tomato you can plant, and whether canned or fresh are worth mere on the the market. Ask those who planted them last year.

Gaffney Drug Company vertising. Now if the members of this association will resolve to boycott the article as well as refuse to advertise it they will strike a most effective blow. It begins to look like the merchants of Columbia are to enjoy a most prosperous business. They are soon to have the benefits of the expenditure of $3,000,000 for city and county Improvements. If Cherokee could issue about half a million dollars for road improvement and Gaffney about $100,000 for street improvement it would do more to bring about good times than anything we know of.

Every merchant doing business ii' Cherokee county would be benefited thereby and cur laborers would more work than they could do for couple of yeprs. You can't make us believe that a bond issue for improvements when properly ponded is not a good thing for any community. Cherokee's new county commissioners will be inducted into Monday week. Without intend All Kinds ol Seer s. Card of Thanks.

1 desire to express through Tlr Ledger my sincere thanks and heart felt frctitude to the nurses and other1 of the City hospital for the kind and tender care he st nved upon me during my recen' I stay pt that hospitable institution. and to my friends in general, both for the material aid given me, rm- for their many expressions of kindl" sympathy and earnest ing to eat any reflection on anyoin i which did so much to ameliorate my Our Very Latest The "Tripelope" Three garments combined in one 1. Undervest 2. Drawers 3. Corset Cover It is the Popular Envelope Chemise with attached Corset Cover You'll like it CARROLL BYERS We have noted that while the re ligious press of the country is crying "Peace!" "Peace!" they continue to offer as premiums for subscriptions literature lauding the war heroes of the past.

Wonder why they do offer peace literature? Wigfall Cheatham, of the Kdge-field Chronicle, has been appointed a colonel on Governor Manning's staff. Wigfall will certainly "cut a dash" arrayed in gold lace and brass buttons, but fear the consequences when be attempts to get astride a horse. How Charlie Hearon can conscientiously continue to call Spartanburg "the City of Success" in the face of the fact that The Herald is almost daily advertising bankrupt and assignment sales is more than we can understand. If he keeps on after suffering, to lighten the tediousness of confinement and to hasten my convalescence. May the great Giver of all good ever lavish upon each and every one of them His choicest temporal treasures and His richest spiritual blessings.

Sam E. Kennedy. who has held the position of count' commissioner heretofore wish t' say it is to be hoped that the incoming: officers will adopt more modern methods of business than have heretofore existed. Cherokee county needs to po forward, and there In no official who can do more to "push" the county to the front than the county commissioners. We have some mighty good men on the board and we hope they will show a more progressive tendency than baa heretofore existed.

We are expecting great things of this new board and we Cotton Market. Cotton was quoted at RN cents per pound on the local market There is always room on top for the big apple when it comes to fruit barrels..