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l 1ICHJ J.> U IlV^iU YVtMIJUil living III* ill'
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next morning. She wishes to die
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N??. 79. A Dead Heart. Ily author of " Dora Tl.crr.c.'^^R
No. 77. Park l)ny?. Uy Hrcii Conway.
N".). 7*. Shadow* on the Snow. I'y H. J.. 1"*uj
No. 75. At the World'* Mercy. Ky frYoaicxt-UVsiti J0J
No. 74. Culled I tuck. Uy IIcoii Conway. ?&& J
No. 73. Mildred Trrvmiloii. I5y " Tin: DtTurn??."KSr !
No. 72. Iti Cupld'ft Net* By author of * Dora l Uort.?fif
No. 71. The (*rcy Womnii. Rj Mn. G??kki.i.. //(*? j
No. 70. The Myntery-of tlic Holly Tree, lif/f
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No. 4'J. A ISrldc from tlieSen. Ity author j
No. *3. TlicCrleket on ll?o lleiirtlt. A CLrN^P^'J.
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No. 43. Kell ISramloti. hy r. IUmimon '?' !
No. T6. Mlxiln^. Hr Mmiy Ckcii. If.w, fig?
No. s3. Anne- l*y MfJ. JIkniiy \\"ooi>. g?
No) 32. Sinter lio?c. Hy wii.kik Coi.mks. b |
No. 31: ViiIerle#?I,'"ftle. Jtj Mr?. Ai.KXASi.rr^J
No. ?. A (-oldc)i I hi w ii. r.v author " Uon^St lr?
No. '.'7. or, the Myntcry of llicJBfti)"!*'
Jtr Ktta H\ PlKKCK. Jllmtratt'l.
No. 25. Ihiule** Cnrleoii. By MIm M. H. Rfi|p.
No: K. The Heir to A*ltIov. iif >'? "' '"'JNo.
Vi. Kenping tlie'A liir(?!n<1.
No. }0. A Glided Sin. JlvtLc author of M^iornc.
No. T. The Luiircl Hu*li. lir 3Iiss
No. Henry ArkcII. llyMrs. Ili:Mir?
No. 5. Aino* Burton. BrfieniKu; Ki IQ'M
No: <. JHucKye?ii?nl (.oldcu llnlr. i^*ir.Tnc>??*.
No. 3. <"nptnlii All<'l>'? I.ejtnoy. W" .
No. 2- Aiu??: the JCuIuk. It; HietOB".
MOKE. I
oct for cither edition, .iceoMiied by regii
novels. intbseribo now Mgi-t the pre
expiree, it w i.i uiuhc ii > ?it i" j i?'i iu
piration. m
PROPOSITION/
1 Dickens' Works, IwelvJoliKiies.. .! i
, t\\*e!v? volumes m -10
*, ;i sot of Dickens' V^ks ami ten
'9 12 no
| ffi TIf Fill.
On: stocj/is now complete
ami we aiJ prepared to furnish our
I friends with aiathing in our line, such as
] Huskies. CaniaK, Pint-tons, Surreys. I load
j Carts, Wagonastorm Aprons, Uuggy Umbrellas,
Cushions, Leather, Saddle Blankets,
Bridles,flalters, Lines, Collars, Collar
Pads. SJives, llims. Hubs, Kelioes,
IIub-Danils, fChsiins, Spades, Shovels,
! Forks, Ilakifi, BuMier Jlose, WheelharI
rows, Iron Iping. Steam Causes, Class
I Gauge.-, En,4m* Material, Pabbit Metal,
j Solder, Andj'rons, Hinges, liivets, 1 Soils,
! Locks, Ca'ijijtrr's Tools, Oil-;. Varnishes,
j Paints, \\ hit; Lead, Paint IJrushcs, Sei>I
sors, etc. . 7
We also'lRve a line assortment or Pockvt
' and _ Table Cut lei y.
We arc sn|i- agents for t!.c Celebrated
I Buckeye Xower, the Watt Plow ami tile
[ iJamaj-ctis now: aiso for the 1*. S. Cari
liage Co. V Buggies?the hirst made. We
j have ju>t Jcccivcd a line lot ol Simile ami
I Double* Jhnu-ss al all prices liom cheapest
! to be>t. 'i will pay you to examine Ihcm
j before huiinu. ilea lilies ?We have just
I received a lut of c.eautiful Winter Lap
I Koho^^^^k'jt ever brought to the Born.
Ji SlIOl'.
We are prepared to do all kinds of re|
pairing and paintfcg and guarantee satisfaction,
as we only employ the best workmen
we can get. (live us a call and we
I will try to please you, an:i will make you
smile when we tell you our prices and
| show you some b.~ lins that we have in
store "for you. It; is a pleasure to show
goods, so give us a/call wlitther you buy
or not, and we wi!j> do all in our power to
li gARTKHHi
m\\>> j|w;\(;.ins and ?
U jfflUv]?ASI> ilAl'I'YTO
I > ?at wo arc able to put
I * .^Brocerk? Luwi'.ii mm j
j^B-gcd balance ! his year, | .
ijKc will undersell all com- j I
jB?:ie and be convinced that J "
Wagons and Columbus I
Buggies need no rocorn- I '
[men\f$m A ''"C ?f cheaper j
I hand. W'c have a line of
fucss that command at ten- j
>r the famous Jones of Bin<(- j
les, not cheapest but best, ?
ys the freight." L
your trade and we will P
, and more than that, we
j .save you money.
\V. li. DOTY ,fc CO. j
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sPimtfBURGCo.,s.c. |
Bus FAMOUS RESORT WILL BE j
open to visitors irom
P MAY 1 TO OCTOBER 1
f It is accessible from Spaitaburg by a :
Daily II?iek Line, making good connection i
F.vith all trains. Telephone in operation to J
tSpart'inburg and Daily Mail.
I
U11I1I1 U|'11JJ^J nil 11 vi a i.
1 v..
A -Safe, Pleasant and Elfective Remedy
fur all diseases of the]
Kidneys, Liver, Stomach and J
Skin.
It aetson the Dowels, Cleanses the System. !
and regulates tlic l iver, and is a
specific for most
F K 1Z A li E I>ISO115* EKS.
SiMTaON & SIMPSON, Props.,
7-l7tf (llcnn Springs, S. C.
lIlnirAnoiir Al Qmif|] Popnlin^
univeraity ui ouiim uuuiiim, i
11 > i
AT COLUMBIA, S. C.
!
. Graduate course. I nder-^raduatecourses
for decrees?.'J literary ami t> scientific. 1
Also shorter and elective courses. Professional
courses in Law, Pharmacy, Yeterinery
Science, and Pedagogics. Nine well
equipped laboratories. 4 shops and model
room: new infirmary.
Tuition fee, ?40 per session: other fees,
?1---i:..? :i,ii..mnrr fi>p. CoVprilllT
I 5>-U lillCJUMlllx i.Mil........
; medical attendance, inedicincs, etc.).
; Table board. $10 to S12.SU jn-r month.
j Itooms rent free. Total expenses, including
fuel, lights, washing, books, etc,
about Siso.
Tuition fee remitted to students certifying
their inability to pay it.
Session opens first Tuesday in October.
Entrance examinations held the preceding
j 7-j'.?fxi:!iucu.? j
iiNP
! uJju e Jjrftiriuei
I :
! rij' ilH Season oi 9S!>o has i'uH.v
e iHiCIUmI lit llllS jUStf.. ..,.1., i,,,1 lii.nltli
j ami pleasure resort.
| The curative properti cS of llK.st. waters,
The Wliite and Red Snip iar aud.ClialyDeate,
lu-.ve been fully attcst( ^ i,y eminent physicians
and others.*
The hotel aecommo'sf lions are good, and
no ell"art will he sparei# ^)V proprietors
to give satisfactioii. < j
Hot andCold St jpjiur i$atlis.
Telegraph, mail ami (.Xp.-r>s facilities in
i hotel.
1 IStrinil l?an?l engaiiH ( ,r l>ntire season.
Aniuseiueiits of diui .rcnt kinds provided
; for guests.
Close connections ut charlotte and
I/mcoliito:i, N. C., ail,h jjlaekshurg, **. C.
For information, ter ,l)s (t(.^ ;i|?]>iy t<>
wilkin so*. & foki:,
I'mM'i:i KToiis,
s'.u-llty, X. '*
A. D. HOLLER,
BUIM>EU AND CONTKACTOK
anil Manu [-^turor of^
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Jiii) M Female College.
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IOCATED in 0110 of the u:ost healthful
J iowns in the Piedmont country.
Community noted for its refinement and
good n.oials. i'rogresj-ive and experienced
n achers in everv depar nient. Excellent
advantages ar-> alToidcd a' low rates. En
rolieii last year IS2 pupils. Next session
begins on Monday, titli < >ctol> >r. Send tor
catalogue at once.
MILS. Ii. M. BONNER, Principal,
if. E, DON NEK, Vicc-Priucipal.
Due West", Abbeville Co., S. C.
7-2()t!ili."Oct i
Wine College,
DUE WES'JL', a. <J.
OPENS OCTOBER Gtli.
rpIIIS INSTITUTION ENTERS UPON
X its Fifty-sccond year. The regular
j College curriculum is" adhered to. The
j University system is not attempted. There
j are five Professors and a Tutor. The total
jr? not. fvoced
t'Xpi'IISCS 1UI liiuvj iiiviivit.i t<w%% -
I SlO."?. The moral ami religious influences
I of the Institution are most wholesome.
For further information apply for catalogue
to
W. M. GU1EK, President,
i?lottl Due \\ est, >*> L.
I N OW
I
\m tm the
[ JR. KJ ub ?
i
' FOR PLANTING
\m AND BARLEY
*313X12 !,UT Jl \T IV.
i
i
j J. F, Master I Co
j I Vv'LL SELL
j THE REMAINDER OF ill"
j Mosquito Cologne
1 -ATp,
BiiiiL, ad
I" W. K." A5KF\.
/
/
I? tm& RMKJ
rtroflncers, Controllers si
'K ARK OFFERING REMARKA
CLOTHING AND SI]
MIK Xe\v York 1 Jacket Store asks only 40c.-fo
not a-k more than their goods are worth,
i'he New York I Jacket Sioro have Ladies" Bill
icy never deviate. They have only one price.
Tiie Xew York 1 Jacket Store asks only 50c. for ire
rhe Xew York liaekct Store will sell nobby suits
11 betler grades at si.oil, s->.2~>. ?2.50 and $.">.00.
The Xrw Yoak I Jacket Store has a large stock ol
vs. They can lit a long, slim mail, or a short am
The New York I Jacket Store will lake pleasure
ivc.
M. L A N D E (
Proprietor of the Xew Y'ork IJ.-v
LI ST 11
[l/I-: AIIE NO\V OPENING OUIl FALL ST(
n customer' nin! ilie trade generally tliat it w
i all particulars, ai.d tin; prices are made to seil I
Ol'IJ UILLIXEUY AND DliKSS GOODS I
Ucs! stj les Ulitl <;!iu!C >t Sc'CClioilS.
^V;ir. ;,n-;::iiV(l to otter the most complete Sl<
vcr l?r..ii..1,1 i.i ii.i. m.iiki't. Our Cloiiiiiiff will F
^EaIMVELL. An in.-pi'dioti ot'tiii? line
lock is KIIWT QUALITY.
One word mori-: \V? iiavo lidncod the prof
ales. Come and oxuninc 'lie gootl . -.tupare the
ou get i he BEST VALUE for your money.
SHOES.
For the pa=t eijxht years one 01 our urrn iiita i
We feel then that \vc know whereof we speak wl
L'XSUMrJSSED EITHER IX QUA.
QUALITY.
It will surprise y?.u to see what improvement
.lie past six month-.
A^ain: There has been a wonderful advance
forty days. All of our stock was bought long bt
prices. Our prices, therefore, will not be advance
public the benefit of this fortunate circumstance.
It will aliord us pleasure to show you our go
Sslasier, Brim 4
wiTi t" &MB- WllTO]
JfiiJUJU ** i juj
THIKgWEKK W E ?II,L OPEX;?
OF FALIilGOO
EVERY department i> no v complete, consist
Velvet.?, Notions, White (joods, Domestic
stock this season i-= the mcst complete we ever b<
fi,;c co.uiui m <iirnn>; oar nrevious record
See Macuiiav & Turners Men's and Bovs' Cl<
See Maeanlay Turner's Men's and Boys' Sh<
Sec Macauiav & Turner's Ladies' and Misses'
See Maeanlay & Turner's Thomson Glove-Fit:
Sec Maeanlay & Turner's line of Shirt?.
See Macaulay & Turner's Pants Goods.
Sec Macaulay & Turner's Men's and Boys' I la
See Macaulay & Turner's Men's and Boys' Ca
SHOES. SHOES.
In our Shoe Department we arc showing an
you to iuvestisrate our prices in this departme
reputation. We work to please our patrons}
Respectfully,
a n a ttt i
iTJL_T^V_/i^L. ^ MJl
9-10-im
" h/ptw rrt? t? A TT fi1 A
mUN - AN X aid
mmmsm
, MOUNTAIN flEI MIL
t m
ELEVATION 2,000iFEET AE
LOW HATES. sn'EUTOIl ACCOMMODATIO
P All amusonifi.ts, and greatest variety of MIXEF
E Jars anil terms.
JOU
7-14 All-lltfaiinp
I Leata of
UX i? \r A T TTf^ T"M
U i J 1 y > t V t -# V- L ^> '
[OES.
r Men's liubbers. They do
itoii Shoes :it 9o<\ and up.
)od working1 pants.
for children at $1.00. They
: (X(.)TIIIX(r for men and
1 fat one.
in showing you wl at they
; K E K.
;ket Stoie.
M
A. 1 ?
)CI\. AND ASSURE OUR
ill bu t'ouncl FIliST-CLASS
liem.
>E1>AHT.\1ENT is full of the
uok of CLOTIIIXG we have
IT WELL, LOOK WELL
will convince you that our
its in order to increase our
i priccs, and then buy where
SHOES.
nade this line a .special study.
len we say that our stock is
XTITY, STYLE OR
shave been made in shoes in
3 in prices in the last thirty or
ifore the advance at the "old
<1, as wc propose to give the
ods.J
i Kete&m.
i OPENING
IR OTIRE STOCK
DS.
ng of line Dress Goods, Silk
:s, Clothing and Shoes. Onr
Might. With every facility we
Is in supplying the demand, gj
>thing. ,
3CS.
Shoes.
1
U?:i big di :ve.
SHOES. M
extensive stock. It will pay Jm
nt. We sustain oar 'previous g|
iY & TURNER. *~M
)TTON STRIKE J
is?I'll sort no more, 'less jj
ft ?< ? r?iU? am n TAHJPC
JU )UUI UJUVU uu aj vrnvvj am
l Cotton Scale(1fl A 1
HEAFEST BUT BEST. (^ ) \| V fl
Tare Beam,
r (;aston