lip*
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*
i STSfi Cinii
^===g^ Uidllilllj.
Our Fall Stock is now ready and a
> buy a -ult every day for various runs
you mine to lis. V e can prove it hv
fd with us. <iiveils an cyc-sijrlit teKa'5,
Into' d fall
**
N?? one in the ('arolinas can und
* That's si.ii impossibility We U>u_dd
law went info effect, and our custonu
ami price we inert your wi>n at ever
T Men's good, serviceable suits at
I Men's extra good. all-wool ^uits, in s<
Men's line black diagonal >ints at
Men's -?iits in imported and selected
Children's stylisii, serviceable school
Hats and Caps. ?i
r Howard hat, which is equal to anytli
thing worth having in the head-gear
FURNISHING (
?from a pair of suspenders to a coll
underwear to a pair of kid gloves, yo
at prices to meet ?our approval.
Boots and Shoe?. I
celebrated Hess & Bro.'s title shoes,
where. They're all right in material
want a pair of shoes, remember us.
I FINE CLDTHir
Extra room and extra hands hav
It's wonderful growth demanded the
rienced tailors are now prepared to
Trade. And when you'll note our sp
surely bo satisfied that this is the phi
suit of cloths. The satisfaction we gi
BANOV &
Cor. King and Calhoun
I 8 Points to Remember.*
1 IN QUALITIES
- win It. No room for the unsatisfact<
K ' ' QrpyT Tjs Fashion's latest f
Ul 1 1jju? ings. When a tli
I t) T) T l,^ O You can al \v ay;
P ' JL ?t;AVy llrfO* further here tin
dersold?not if we know it, and that'
^ HAIL ORDERS PROBE
We have in our employ MR. W. B
some of the largest Northern houses,
* posted, and keeps in touch with the <i
Intrusted to him will receive prompt
? Prof. Holmgren, of the Lniversity
of Upeala, who has just died,
established the Sweeaen. He was
I chiefly known through his reseaiches
on color blindness and his plan
of testing the "color sense by means
of wools.
Quinine and other ferer
medicines take from 3
to 10 days to cure fever.
Johnson's Chill and Fever
Tonic cures in ONE DAY.
The united democracy has nom
inated Henry George lor mayor ol
greater New York.
JdhnSon's Chili and Fever
Tonic is a ONE-DAY
Cure, ft cures the most
stubborn case of Fever in
24 Hours.
A tall of snow several inches
deep is reporjted in Colorado.
^Johnson's Chill and Fe
Iver Tonic is a ONE-DAY
r Cure, ft cures the most
stubborn case of Fever in
24 Hours.
it
You needn't pack up any wor&
ries: You can get them any?
where as you go along.
Mva SVour BowHi With
CamJjr CaUim-llc, cure constipation forever.
10c. 36e. ITC.C.C. fail, druggists refund money.
A case of yellow lever has
developed in a family of refugees
in Atlanta.
Uo-To-llac for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes rrcalt
next strong, blood pure. 50c.tl. All druggists.
He that repeatedly yields to the
tr tempter will sooner or later become
a tempter himself.
K
To Cnre Constipation ForoTer,
\ - > Take Cascaieu Cr.ndy Cathartic. 10c or 25c.
"J U C. C. C. fail ta cure, druggists refund tuoucy.
! ?131. ifi
waits your insueotion. You ?'on't
ons not nasy or economical unless
your neighbor it" he has never trail<t
sometime.
sii'j Rdj-M Clothing, j
ersell us on Iteady-Made Clcthinjr.
our entire stock before the tariffi
rs reap the Uoietit; in quality, style j
v point.
- . - - * ? IS i
elected patterns, at ?", ar.d b.tMi!
- - .'i.S.'i :
fabrics from $7.7>n to - la.oo J
suit- from 7V up.
iwbtless you know* we are the sole!
larleston agents f( r the celebrated i
iin<; on the market. We have every- j
line at prices mast reasonable.
1 f \ f \ * ji* From a natty neck
I \ ) \./ 1 tie to a dress shirt
ar-bntto'i?from a suit of woolen
u will Ibid our line complete, at!
'his department is flourishing. We i
re sole Charleston airent-s for thej
Yon can't ti id bett-r siioes any-j
, style, shape and price. When you j
slG TO ORDER!
e been secured l>v this department.
?. An extra cutter and extra cxperil
oct incrcascil (Ionian Is fur Fall
lendi 1 assortnicnt ol" fabrics, you'll
ice to leave your measure for a tine
ivo is in far advance of our prices.
VOL ASK!,
St3., Charleston, S C.
We aim to keep only the best?the
kind that retain trade, as well as
>ry in our stock.
ancies find full swing in our showing
is new and good, we have it.
s count on your dollars traveling
in anywhere else; we are never uns
one of the secrets of our success.
"ILY ATTENDED TO.
v. i I
. LO.T.vrs, who, having represented
in this section, for years, is well
le ri tu Is of litis section. Anything
attention.
Ins and Outs of Editorial Life,
"Is I lie edi'or ;n.'v asked :ica!i< r
in a western newspaper ollice.
;,Yep," replied the hoy with a
grin; "lie's in $7 old .ludkin paid
him for an ad, an' lie's over in the
saloon now plavin' p k?*r. Asoon
as he's out the $7 he'll he in.
Toltarr? Spit and Smoke lour l ife Ana*.
To quit e.u'.ico easily and torcvcr. l?e mug
ar.tic. full of l.fo. nerve and vigor, take N'o-To
Bar. lite wonder-worker. lhr.1, makes weak nicr.
strong. A '1 druggists, .VJc or &l. Cure giiururi
teed Booklet mid sample free. Addres>
Sterling Jtcuie-ly Co, Chicago or New York
Vom must never jo?i?re of char
acter by circumsla ces.
Why take Johnson's
Chill & Fever Tonic?
Because it ceres the
most stubborn case
of Fever in ONE DA Y.
Don't jro untidy on the plea th; t
everybody knows you.
To Cur? Coiiritlpa t Ion Forever.
Talu; C;i.sea rets Candy Cathartic. lOe or 25a
If C C. C. fall to euro. tlriiKuisu ri-fuuU mouoy
Don't believe I hat evervone else i
in the world is happier than you.
Johnson*s Chill and Fe?
ver Tonic is a ONE-DAY
Cure. It cures the most
stubborn case of Fever In
24 Hours.
Be mere prompt to go to a
friend in adversity than in pros* j
peril v.
JOHNSON'S |
CHILL AND
FEVER TONIC
Cures Fever \
in One Day. j
History makes haste to record |
great deeds, but often neglects
good ones.
Nk
* *
THE TOOLS THEY USED.
The Slmj le Means hy Which Great Thing?
Hate Keen Don-?.
Dr. William II. V.'cllsrton rendered
many services to science. He
was tl;e first to detect the Frnunhnfer
lines in the solar Sliectruili !
end to demonstrate the* identity of j
galvanism and frictiona] electricity. j
One day a visitor from a loreign j
country called ujon the doctor and
atkul to he shown the Moratory
where so many valuable discoveries
had been made. The doctor con-,
ducted his visitor to a small room
in which llieie was no furniture except
a table. On the table was an
old tea tray containing a small balance,
a blowpipe, some test papers j
and a few watch glasses.
I "This room," said Dr. Wollastcn.
"is mv laboratory, and cn that tea
tray are all of n v woik tools."
Everybody knows that Benjamin
Franklin, the eminent American
statesman and philosopher, robbed
the thundercloud of its lightning!
by means of o kite and a silk hand- I
kerchief.
A celebrated English engraver, j
Thomas Bewick. drew his first!
sketches with common chalk upon |
the walls of the little cottage in1
which he lived. Ihe far famed;
chemist Julius Srtockhardt learned!
the art of combining colors by close- j
ly studying the wings of many but j
terflies.
Dr. Joseph Block, a chemist of
note, discovered latent heat by using
as tools a pan of w ntcr and two
thermometers. Sir David Wilkie,
the renowned painter, for his first
work made use of a barn door and a !
chai red stick for want of canvas!
and pencil.
John Opie was called "the Cornish ;
wonder" because of his great skill j
[ in portraiture. He was asked onej
day l>y what wonderful procces he
mixed his colors.
"I mix them with my brains," j
onciforol tSo rininfci'
V-.V-V. .~V J |
Benjamin West, a well known j
American painter, manufactured his |
first brush out of a cat's tail. Sir j
! Isaac. Newton unfolded thecomposi- j
i tion of light and the origin of color ;
; by means cf n sheet of pasteboard,
a prism and a lens. Out of an anat-!
cmist's syringe, which by accident
came into his possession, Watt, the i
j great British engineer and mecban-1
j ical inventor, constructed his first
l model of the condensing steam en- i
I giue.
Demosthenes resolved to hecomo
an orator, and in order to carry out
! his resolve it was necessary for him
: tn overcome some serious obstacles.
His manners were awkward, his1
breath short and his voice stammer-}
ing and indistinct. He did not attend ;
a school ol oratory, nor did he have a j
private tutor, but we are told that i
he first shaved one side of his head
only, so as to make it impossible for
him to go into society, and thus di
vert himself from his purpose,
j Then, to overcome the defect in his
speech, he adopted the practice of i
speaking with pebbles in his mouth,
and that he might be able to make
himself heard in the tumult of j>cputar
assemblies he declaimed hour
aftfcr hour upon the seashoro. To
observe and correct hie awkward
gestures he spent much time prac|
ticing before a mirror. Thus, by
i patience and perseverance, he Le[
cniue the greatest orator of antiquity
Bernard Palissy, the French potter,
chemist and enameler, had but
little indeed to work with when
making bis first experiments, but
in spite of poverty, religious persecution
and many other impediments
be pursued with untiriug energy tue j
art of pottery, glass painting and
enameling and became ono of the
first artists of tho French renaissance.
To these names scores of others
might bo added of persons that have
climbed high on the ladder of fame ;
by making a right use of whatever |
tools or means were within tbur j
reach, by a healthful, praiseworthy j
desiro to excel and by "keepr : I
| everlastingly at it."?Philadelphia
j Times.
Vitality of Cats.
It's an old saying that "a cat has
i nino lives," and, liko most old say!
irgs, not supposed to have any truth
1 in it, but from recent investigations j
it really seems that a eat can hoM
i on to life under circumstances where I
' any other creature woulil die. A !
I cat's life may be proved to be at the j
least three times the worth of a
dog's. Put a cat arid a dog of the
! same age in a "lethal chamber."
The cat will always outlive the dog.
! On one occasion it was noticed the
dog was dead in 6 minutes and
1 the cat still breathing 40 minutes
later. A cat has been known to fb- :
cover after two hours' immersion in ;
cold water, and another came back ;
to life eight hours after apparent I
death from a dose of prussic acid.?
Strand Magazine.
Dropped.
"Why does Miss Eider always drop j
her eyes when she meet6 you?"
"If you will nover give it away, 1
will tell you. She drops her eyes
because I saw her drop her teeth one
day. "?Cincinnati Enquirer.
T;.,_ . .? a? . _->r
Vollovv ifVt r is in j
IxilIt Now Orleans ami Mul>i e. ]
.
JOHNSON'S
CHILL AND
FEVER TONIC
Cures Fever \
In One Day.
An avalanche nccureu in Alas
ka. Inirvinj: eighteen miners,
Why take Johnson's
Chill & Fever Tonic?
Because it cures the
most stubborn case |
of Fever in ONE DAY. j
Every man is our neighbor who
needs our coin passion and lie! p.
Quinine and other /ever
medicines take from 5
to 10 days to cure fever.
Johnson*s Chill and Fever
Tonic cures in ONE DAY. j
The North Carolina railroad J
commission has reduced the rates j
01) cotton.
An expedition is being fitted
oui for nn exploration of the
south pole.
GETTING BEADY
Every exjiectant mother ha*
a trying ordeal to face. If she does not
TllA pet ready for it
\lt 'l there is no telling
"I \^j - Wiuib uxaj ua^/pcu.
Lj Child-birth is full
of uncertainties ii
Xature is not given proper assistance.
Mother's Friend
is the best help you can use at this t me.
It is a liniment, and when regularly applied
several months before baby comes,
it makes the advent easy and nearly painless.
It relieves and prevents '' morning
sickness," relaxes the overstrained muscles,
relieves the distended feeling, shortens
Labor, makes recovery rapid and certain
without any dangerous after-effects.
Mother's Friend* is good for only one
purpose, viz.: to relieve motherhood of
danger and pain.
$1 dollar per bottle at all drnt: stores, of sent
by mail on receipt of price.
' Fkke Books, coma (nine valuable information
for women, will to sent to any addreai
Upon application to
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO,.
Atlanta, Ga.
Tax Notice,
Office ok the Treasurer*
OP WII.LIAM8BURG Co., >
Kings tree, S. I'., Oct. (5, 1807.1
mhe tax levy for the fiscal year
1807 is as follows:
For Statp, - 5 mills
" County, - - 4 34 44
" School - 3 "
30 mills on value of all stock in
Suttons, Anderson and partof I'enn
townships.
A capitation tax of one dollar on
all males between the ages of 21
ind GO years, except soldiers in the
ate war who are exempt after 50
years.
I will be at following places on
the clays mentioned below for the
'ollection of the said tax.
Lake City, Oct. 15 anc'l 10.
'ades. ? 18
ndiantown, ? lb
Ceiuiedys Store ? 20
'edar Swamp, ? 21
lloomingvale, ? 22.
Morrisville, ? , 23
- Lome, ? 25.
Lam berts, ? 20.
Ards X Roads, ,. 27
Prospect, ? 28.
Trio, ? 3'.
Kingstree, Nov. 1 to Hindu
Durants Store, ? 13#
Hebron, ? # 15.
Greeley vi lie, ? 10 and 17.
Gourdins. ? 18 and 19.
Suttons, ? 20.
Harpers, ? 22.
Salters, ? . 23.
Lake City, ? 24 and 25.
Scranton, ? 26 and 27.
Kingstree. Nov. 29th to Dee. 21st,
excepting Saturdav of each week.
R D ROLLINS,
County Treasurer. '
. '?
KOTICE.
I will he in my office in the Court,
house, Kings! ret-, Monday and Saturday
of each week. Those having
business with the County Sup
erintedent of Education will govern
themselves accordingly.
Narou I). Lesksxe,
Conuly Snpt. Ed.
=U MATTHEWS im=
?o o o
Commission Merchants.
Domestic Fruits, Poultry, Eggs,
Butter and Vegetables.
All Kinds of Country Prodnre.
94 Market Street, Charleston, S. C.
Write for Prices.
?ox?
Sleerling silver, Silver Plated
Ware, Gold Jewelry, Wedding
and Engagement Kings, Gold,
Silver, or Nickle Watches, or
Whenever yon wish to "ive a
Present, we will be glad to
make suggestions.
We will also repair your
Watch if it stops, and guarantee
our work.
JAMES ALLAN & Co., Jewelers,
2S5 King St., Charleston. S. C
THE
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ENCYCLPJEDIA,
35 Volumes, 28,600 pages,
7500 Illustrations.
Contains an Unabridged Dictionary,
gives pronuciation of every
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has the largest and latest maps?is
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any Cyclopedia ever published?
1 IT CONTAINS LATER IXFOftinATIOX
!
j Than any other, and more of it; is
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For terms and description write
"m m n a
31 Whitehall St., Atlanta, Ga.
|W.T. Williams,
Manufacturer of
SHINGLES,
KING?TREE, S. 0.
h These Prices;
No 1 Heart Shingle*, per 1,000 $4.50
2ml Ham] Hearts, .. .. 3.50
4s. AU Heart*. .. .. ~ 3.00
3s. All Hearts, .. .. 2.50
Sap Shingles, .. .. 2.50
JlylS?ly
G^p
"tasteless
CHILL
TONIC
IS JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICE SOcts.
Galatia, Ii.ls., Not. 16,1893.
Paris Medlcino Co., 8t. Louis, Mo.
Centlomen:?We sold last year. 600 bottles of
GllOVE-S TA8TELE8S CHILL TONIC and baT?
bought three (truss already this year. In all oar experience
oI 14 years. In the drug business, have
never sold an article that gave such universal satistaction
as your Tonic. Tours truly, .
A-UNET, CAM i.C*
Mttli S
CO DRY-GOODS STORE, J
. CflrBcr lilnsand<'anROnNU?
"IPS
Charleston, S. G.
- ?i
Since the opening of our enlarged J|
establishment it has been the talk <
of the town. Our immense assortment
of .strictly up-to-date Fahrles
the beautiful and artistic novelties
continually displayed on our counters,
are conceded by all to eclipse
any former exhibit of Dry-Goods
here, and the most important factor,
the prices, always and on every oc- A
casion emphatically the lowest.
.
Here are Some of our Interesting
Prices:
I
15 pieces Poplin, all colors, 10c yd.
2u " Figured Suiting 12'^c yd.
Plain and figured C'ashmerj, Brilliantines,
Ac., 15,20,2ij and 30c.
Stamped Shams 15c r. pair.
u Bureau scarfs 20c
10 dozen Damask Towels 20c.
25 14 u 25c.
Furniture * J
department. 1
i This store ha* come to stay, which
is evi lent from the fact that we
are again enlarging our capacity.
10-piece Solid Oak Suits $1700 '
10-piece Elm Suits 19 00
>pieco Silk Tapestry Parlor 23 00
6-piece " u tt 33 (XI
".-foot Smyrna Rugs 2Jjl^f0F
U-foot Jute Rugs
Window Shows 10
BuelU Roberts I
573 & 573 KIN 47, gj
Charleston, S. C, J
JOB PRINTING* 1
all Styles; Neatly Done at |jj
'flu Count; Record Jd in. |
ATLANTIC COAST LINE. |
.North-Eastern R. R. of S. C. |
CONDKNSKD SCtfKDULft.
Dated May 16. 1897.
nvn 4 IVO fiAIVli
i :l J -> O uiri.Ki ?vv?i? .
No. 35.* ?*
Leave Florence 3:35 a. m.
Leave Kingstree ?
Arrive Lanes 4:48a. m
Leave Lanes 4:48 a. m .'jjfl
Arrive Charleston g:t>Oa. m ^
No. 23.* 1
Lenve Florence 7:3$ p. m
Leave Kingstree 8:59 p. in .
Arrive Lanes 9:15 p. m
Leave Lanes . 9:15 p. m
Arrive Charleston 10:50p. m
No. 53.#
Leave Florence
1/eave Kingstree
Arrive Lanes
Leave Lanes 7:52 p. m
An ive Charleston 9:25 p. m
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
No. 78.*
Leave Charleston 5:30 a. m.
Arrive Lanes 7:05 a. ifr.
Leave Lanes 7:05 a. m. M
Leave Kingstree 7:23 a. ro.
Araive Florence 8:25 a. m.
No. 32*
Leave Charleston 5:00 p. m. . :$
Arrive Lanes 6:3b" p. m. . "jSE
Leave Lanes 6:36 p. m. ^
Leave Kingstree
Arrive Florence . 7:55 p. m. ' $?
No. S3.*
Leave Charleston 7:00 a. m. j
Arrive Lanes 8:26 a. m.
Leave Lanes
Leave Kingstree
Arrive Florence
.. m
No. 52 runs through to Colombia via
Central R. R. of S. C.
Trains No*. 78 and 32 run via Wilson
and Fsyetteville?Short Line?and make j vjj
close connection for ail points North.
Trains on ('. & P. K. R. leave Florence
dally except Sunday 8 S5 a. m., ar- . tfija
rive Darlington 9 28 a. in.. Chnraw 10 40 L
a. ni., Wadesboro 2 25 p. m Leave Flor- I
cnce daily except Sunday 8 10 p. in., arrive
Darlington 840 p. ni.. Ilartsville 0 ;
35 p. in., Uciinetrsville 9 30 p. m... Gib- '^9 f
son 10 00 p. n , Leave Florence Sunday ^9
only 9 00 a. in., arrive Darlington 9 32
a. 111., LLrts villi* 10 10 a. m.
J. F. DIVrNR. BB
Geii'J Sup':. ]B|