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Ii ;LlSHIES ALL COUNTY .AND TOWN OFFICIAL ADYERI'ISEMENTS. MANNING, S. C.: W ED3F:SDAY, M .4 % Summer Goods at Gust. We are closing oat a:any lines of our Summer Goods at co .. Ladies, call an.e t': bargains we are offering. We are also lco.in ont the remnant of our Gents'and Children's Straw flats at cost. Best quality Engine Oi!, 2c. per gal. Best Apple Vinegar only 25. per gal. Sewing Machine Oil, only 5c. per bottle. Best Golden Bran l Axle Greae in tin boxes, only 5. per box A great break :n Nails. We can now sell you ., 10, 12 and 2? penny nails at 2 1-2c. per b., and 4. d ial G p-enny at 3'. per lb. We want yoar orers for Nails. Don't forget that we are of?.ring the best grade of Coklet at 1 1-2e. per lb. cver shown in this county. Try i:. We are grtaing in our fill supply of tin ware ::nd if yon want to he surprised, jast -come and see our priees on rtwure. We will open your eyes. A large Water Cup, 1 quart size, otly 4'. A large Pint Cup, only 2c. La-rg-e Wash Basin, only Sc., never sold for less than lc. A large 14 quart Black Ttn Dish Pan, only 15e., never has been sold in this town for less than 20c. 9-inch Tin Plates, 3:. each or 2 for 5c. Farmers, when you vwant Tobacco tor your plant tion give us a call. we have several brands of Tobacco, at 25. per lb. that I am sure no compe:ion can touch. Tours for the cash, W. E. JENKINSON. Ladtus, go to E. C. Horton for bargains. Mr. S. Levinson and family have moved to Sumter. Thomas & Bradham are erecting a large carriage house. The work Nn the Methodist church is progressing rapidly. Ices, Shakes and Ccca-Cola and Sodas at Brockinton's. Misa Lucie erron returned home last Saturday front Florida. The McLeod stores are being completed and they will soon be occupied. Capt. D. J. Bradhaut has returned 'ioa from his recent trip toVirginia. Fresh turnip seed, all kinds. R. B. Lor yea, the druggist. Miss Jessie McLean left last Monday morning for a visit to friends in North Caro lina. The Magistrates are keeping the chain gang supplied with good able bodied hands. Hon. C. M. Davis was in town yesterday, looking much improved from his trip to North Carolina. Pupils will be coached in the Manning Academy in any particular study prepara tory to entering college. Last Saturday there was quite a crowd in town from the Packsvilie section interested in a disputed road. The flowing well at the Baptist church is daily visited by propie who drink the water as a medicine. . W D. Gamble of &ardinia, was in town yes day and lie told us the crops in his section synever finer. Ice for sale at Ru i'as' market. -We must return thanks to Mr. J. D. Hol Iaday for a couple of the finest musk me! on's we havc seen this year. Next! Mrs Coleman, wife of Prof. J. T. .Cole man, of the Citadel, and MIatter Walker Colemap, are visitirig Mrs. Joseph Sprott. We have been asked if Manning pro poses to handle tobacco this season, and our reply is, that nothing has been biought to this office which gives any indication. E. C. Horton is selling out his entire stock of summer dress goods at cost. The merchants of this town are getting in their fall goods, which is a blessing to the purchasing public, as these goods were boaght before the tariff law was enacted. liiff has arranged one of his show win dows in an exceedingly attractive manner, and when he replaces a broken pane of glass he proposes to keep the prettiest show windows in town. Our mer chants are hauling large quanti ties of bagging from the depot and from the reports the indications are that they will need more bagging than heretoforo to cover the coming cotton crop. Go to Brockinton's for whatever yon want. If the news from Washington as reported in the newsprpers is correct, South Caro lina is to have about thirty colored post masters very shortly. This will be the be ginning of Africanizing the State. There is no truth in the report that one of our public spirited citizens while on his summer vacation trip recently to Greeley ville, left the train at Foreston and walked the rest of the distance to save railroad fare. It is said that a flying snake was seen last Saturday hovering over a blind tiger in the Renin section. We have no doubt but what people who drink blind tiger booze arc liable to see all kinds of snakes. Attention. Baseball Clubs ! Full line of Baseballs andt Bats at R. B. Loryea's. Mr.IR. E. Smiley, of Ne arZion, was in town yesterday and in speaking of raising watermelons he said that Lis vines grew so fast that all the small melons were dragged off and that he raised sonme very large mel ons The Clerk of Court s oflce is at this time badly torn up on account of putting in the vault. However, MIr. Timamons is to be forind in the office on the opp)oste side of the hall where .he attends to the public business. The Kingstree Dispensary is in trouble again. Dispenser Stutts shot his clerk on discovering that he had been again robbed. Stutts believes that his clerk. Peter Mant thews, who is his brother-in-law, is in with those who robbed him. Pallid faces indicate pae thin blood. Rosy cheeks show the pure, rich blood resulting from taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. The protracted meeting at the Presbyte .rian church is attracting large contgregta tions to each of the services. 3Ir. 3Me~ow *ll is being ably assisted by Rev. J. G. Law, ef Ucala, Fla., and Rev. C. 31. Rich ards ef 31eehanicsville. There is some nmagnetic intliuence at Jor dan that is attracting a couple of Mlanning kids away from home and mamma. Th Se two chaps have just emerged fromt their knickerbockers and they now fee1 that the earth and the fullness thereof beiongs tc them and the girls they ivve best. The .\lanning Academv wllA open Maon day, Stentc.ber 6, wth 31rs. E. C. .ilsbrook and .lajor J. R. \ILean a~s teachers. We call attention to the ad~verti-sement rI .the F'urmatn I.'niversity, Greenvilie, S. C. This instituton is well known throughout .the State and its. reputation is second to none. Someu cf the best brain in chureh and State wasL developed in this magniti cnt insttton of c;eamng. Died last evening at her residence in Mlanning surrounded by lher fatmily, Mirs. Charlotte Dean, wife of Mlr. Roubert 31. Dean, aged about lifty-threc years. Tue deceased was a most estimabic lady anud highly esteemed by all of her aecu~t ances. .Sh~e haJ been a re-sident or 31au ning for many years, and atL'oughi ofa cquiet and retinring disposition, shc had a large circle of friends. Now is the tiame to tget chea2 dress goods valut~ n ,' ntd n hcnd tai tot s wh: tf a to : the'l c wli ui ! itrue 'e:to"mare r--turn t the0.1 and 'V ii''''' l" ' ' *j u~t lit : ' y: \:~ y p old a'C pealt ay f -Wpr e--nt.t the visna-s i had the- p of. uetng I'est %i .0'i PUtl ti ~ I1- l e 'Vt Wt:. Emanue! an Pi. . Ea, brth ers, of \r ;. .Etnu! wh* o wer e., e compid byt-i~~v0 3Iesrs E.I L. tHamiton and~:L E.:C.hNewtn. .Te g te lef,"t the some iouta\n .\Irlboro Tusa o 1at wee n are tad dreve thou tte Menr. tou p. C.n L.E an l.C.' a sit.. Thet1.\1r bro quMrt Ctt . et a v.. why wlet of \lt-,lat:tyn landl o-st. u l . ra ito au-l have Cj.ed toh long:.'ce ntienit.' i-it t:t't Buyt.l in o .ce at Hugis' ofar klt ek i Clodt,:t ai opervitd t icuh tae d ont to layMit lof inttt t isit 'No MII.. ooki fee youne atesa Ahen te o ae wej1ytd the mo it Hosed .ao Abe Levnti and wife and w ile nrot en you nur CL et iutnt h tmero sw. a an l eai"d co ncssy that wamretonv t kee co ile wMte continton N. ghei :.i feerapt abovedrthe th.r'ogh te otel to ar a r. C . u L l a i ai it s k i . hmme o lit~ '(t e 'v ' ' a tt y g la e H o f~ oursves natr the long vatin. ad ryaur, e confessthat wet W ereo pies at eciy fo he topi to ersivs and the long tme itthn theo ve Lest arkwet 3ar. Chnler ist e's'l cropturip yeed a or thsale. of 1w. anida toh ke inns i enatua channe. and Mrf reibt andw cmpet r hces wi atrec ant fo the tade te oursfelvs thatthe isn sain.ivsin i "uone a clas ofugooshasasnotbe usu:1 keepts n 31annsing. Wohen out go elsehere whenever they want i stove or furniture. W. C. Chandler in another conmn , aivvrtising these household ne ce.ssities and he prop~oses to compete with the Ner ma lowest itarkes. Mr Chndler is enxods to keep the trae in its natural channel, and if reliability and competing arices will attract and hold the trade then he feas that he is safeo in inTesting his waone un a class of oods that has not been usually kept in AManning. shen you want ar stove or anyti ag in the funiture line, aive hit a trial. Get cool at B~rockin ton's. The Normal Institute for eulod teach as closed last Friday in the church, the faculty hat'ng to leave the court house on account of the noise below The institute was conducted by Prof. heallce a promi nent colored teacher from Columbia, as sisted by Mrs. Ri. A. Stewart and Xliss Deas of Charleston. Prof. Wallace's lectures, as well as the talks by his assistants, ere verM interesting and instuetive, and quite a number of the colored teachers of the County took advantage of the opportunity to attend. wessrs. Richbourg ad Lesesne of the Board of Education paid them scv eral visits and encouraged the work mate rially. The institute for white teachers be gins on the 16th. p i nnl ing Academy. The cadeniy will open on Monday. Sep tember 6. The services of Major J. McLean a teacher of thorough experience in academic work has been engage as a co-worker. Pupils will be prepared .r Clemson, flock Hill, or any other college. No extra charge for Latin, Frenuch. or book-keeping. For the past fifteeno years the acade u has been under the same jurisdiction, em ploingolebs teachers ofClrndndfe ofcgi, comeestirmactintouctonsomMndy Ajort16 toea iAugurst1. TheIntmute wll koitbe comunityro. auged patrons marientrus taher ahlnd nmanscademr feelin Greile tha theyn h will eie cae fu rni this instuti nton uthl forthecoordt~iteach erel n. i nad costht the Couty, Surn endest ofe sEctully wareeabd tge al tor the ahit otrherso' teretdn re ue of charge a eion oralnstutod.o ody AThes 1esson Awius proabl Tehe Inttthe wilurbehconducted willProf.ublic.seanhex pinedjonn Counier and nray vistrtorr fromreell nvilted S.o attnd ahe ileturs siste by omtpleasnt gentleeneranding. insrucorsp ie alsrngtatnweed to scur o ofs this istinuts an the ojutheld foir the ofe theisl know a ecren.ti This Cos to fine Coppunay for nteer sectfungly reest anre althemoders and mpiothermos inetd receive cause valuae Thsesions They probalty be coeldi the cirst houy ani remillb uic. theatiresv days andesing Cutisad ttance isiorsar cintluey inite the prsend, rso the ue willte Bostd plasant imporentrting. quaifin of t ersts inte-uht dee hone oflar elln'slachre ilso this ispeainoi opportunity byahr giving an beide attendanceuo instxtesuneshepesntully, th state o'h lay W. itpo.tn R aor inh Cuaigotcherd fE.ctin Mer. apesiatones of the opprunity by physngiansoo attwenane. a oldd nothing fr her.JI H.me LE~t eveo, n toHsyContyp fEdction.HaigD.Kn' Dr gsNew Discovery tr,an saystli-t lsto itert hi bote wase atnkd toth sur Gripeo and sher cbegrew to gsberu that phicianJs atnsdadzenaould ote nothin fr shund aIt seed Dr. Kelpin. New Dsyey o Consumption,in r King's andw CoDisvr iuaated tando selils god wo. Try too. art bottleshmn t the tir prs T a e bora cmaioget een will fIrt wiose and atim dohenth fartrs canl~ cpre ha day way romthiwr and wel.D.Kn Neasoverymbe ere Con nitht:.ion. h Candon is exaaeed to do hsr ino ther rr co it. Fonetie t hbotes peopleat Sentatewol ork, mag ad whos anorts. wTll ntorunheede1.)is metine wills I ak lae wha baing andayntegst 27.a dte hviis antih timhekn fafter che interetse of th larges cows ha Th. boledavere Jon th. ocauin andoe iso exted tfoto her ae in this Countin cone, gwete fel a e at thegrere tatit n the 7thited atre c Srwh will m rkan aivd te fvorts wiyno iio oppnhents Twis St ate n-d ae apreiatea a who has tbaieirn inter- ~a essa eerad who ha'g the abhilitto abe 'lft se'vie ttirs cntite ngf h A hae fall has plyed on the grn nda the. chool houe inrt the Fork betrvein ~te Manni ta ntr atlarie fr asl einb ttLa't nanimschaye aftrnon whhpe. t uite in aisor of2 to 22 in favorgof Mann"I ill com watn s gie th atorte cregulate c Manni orial haeoiplat this deen an I tthis accmunt whorha ther intum be oftinst erdie to t Black River . O'i bswuld~-~ ~ gi0t ttledn whic cr-a 1'HEREAS, AU. GAv ILLARD:' ti. t l suit tm ,t' ra her t STATE OF SOUTH GA BOLINAS Gounty of Glaredon.t IITIEEAS. KAT'E B. 6lAILL.A1i)I I ' iii:ule sutit to iu o, to, firat it tir Lt te's of Adimnistation Oft he est.te of and effects of .John J. Boyd. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said John J. Boyd, deceased, that they be and ap; ear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be hell at Mannin, S. C., on the 21st day of August next, af ter publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if an y they have, why the said admainistration shoali not be granted. Gii..n undcr my hand, this 4th day of August, Anno Domiini, 1897. [peal.) LOUIS AE'PELT, Judge of Probate. Sale of Personal Property, UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A mortgage executed by Shed Robin son, of Clarendon County, to the Marion Iron Works, of Marion, S. C., on the 22d day of August, 1897,and re corded in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Clar endon County on the 25th day of March; 1S97, the undersigned, as agent of said Marion Iron Works, will sell to the highest bidder for cash, on Thursday, August 19th, 1897, at 10 o'clock in the morning, at Packsville. in said County of Claren don, the following personal property, to-wit: One fifteen horse power engine; one twenty horse power boiler: one cotton gin and cotton press. Levied upon and seized by me as agent.of the said Marion Iron Works. D. W. PATE, Agent of Mortgagee. August 2d, 1597. Furman University. Greenville, S. C. Dr. C. N. JLDSON, Chairman of Faculty. Session begins September 22. Courses leading to all academic degrees. Prepara tory department in charge of experienced teachers. Cost reduced to minimum by mess system. Board in private fam:ilies moderate. For catalogue and further in formation, apply to chairman or to BEN E. GEER, Secy. STOVES! STOVES! STOVES! W. C. CHANDLER is headquarters for Cooking Stoves. Our Leader and Starf Leader areC the best for yon to buy. Five-year guarantee given with both of them. Prices arc right. Bought direct from the factory. Our fall stock of FURNITURE wvill be UI> to date in Style. Quality and Price. UNDERTAKIN~G DEPARTMENT is complete. Will serve you in this line at any hor. Look out for some of our' bargains soon. Don't forget the place to buty your Stoves. WM. C. CHANDLER, Below Bank. ATLANTIC COAST LUNE, CImr.Ls'roN, . C. May. 1 , 197. On and after this date the following passenger schedule will be mn iffct: NoRT1HEASTERlN RAILROAD1. North-B~ound. No. ToNo. 32 Lv Charleston, 5.30 A. I. 5.00 P. M. Ar Lanes, 7.0 " *.3 " Ar Florence, 8.5 " 7.5 South-botund No. 03 No. ,5 Lv Florence, 8.0i p. M. 3.3 A . Ar Lines, l.5 4.4S Ar Charleston, 10.50 " ;.20 " W. C- . & A. North-lDound. Train No. 54. Lv Columbia, .u .M Lv Wedgetiel.l, 63. Lv s'iter, 71 Lv Mavesville. 73 Ar Fi~orence, South-Bound. Iri o 3 Lv Florence, S(ij 1 Lv Mlayesvilie. .1 Ar Suiuttr, Ar Wedgetiv-Id, CENTRA ll. B OF .5 A.OLI. ranNo. 55. Lv Chatrleston, 7.L'o A. .. Lv Lanes, 5.20 - Lv G-.eleville, 5.4* - Lvx Fioreston:, 54 Pp Lv WVibmn's Mit, t-' -, Iv Manning, U'S ' Lv Alcolu, 15 " Lv W. & S. .Junjet., U .3' "' Ar Stuter, 1.35 - - Ar Columbia, 10.5 Lv Colnmt, a . 1 P. 3. Lv Wu. & . I~e.G4 Lv lroden, i.5 (I Lv Aleon 7.01i Lv Manning 7.1 h Lv WVilson' Mi, 719 Lv Foret.n 7.t'" Lv- (reelyville, 7.3 Ar Lane, 74 Ar Char.-s-ton, .2 -) MANCHIESTERt & AUGI-STA 1. R. Lv Su:ster, 4.i A. \. Lv Privateer, 4.4 Lv Piae'.'od, 50 Lv Remnini. :,.11 Lv Olangelbtg, 55 Ar Denmnark, I. 30 Lv Denmark. 4.55 P. M. Lv Orangeburg, 5.25 . Lv R-mini, 6 Ut : Lv Pmnewood, ;.1I : Lv Privateer, f;.27 Rk~h~ ed' Is ahs~ 'tat. lv S-ta, ad to laitli. It imy~iS silk to z'r r i -~ It lltrXe to:'.t':S and o'tat' Cl" ~'t''il~ They hart' teIltpO rary. Skut' 1. a'': (VIlE. To have :tr' I ''''I aith. take hoot's Mar-i' ort ' ii l:;!~ fr.t. 114. an'I all tl~ 1 1vtr'd~t a:i ever jrothlctt' Ix! H Sarsapai IstheOn 'ix I Hood's Pills ~ * 1 011 t I ~ lo~vc~t a l ,:tlne1 ii lii ~'it v 'II mi 'arrit. in erxrV art wl honest Cjtia~itV ev(*rvwiiere. .1 ii..' 1 "1' od. Sn 1CM :01 at l2iClis(' :3MM. 1 in. ut I oth iii' 01 iIiDort:Lnt'o hi1~-'1] (XCIv thing the Lest. The (J 0:011 y will teli it. The mice wihi Seji it, and t Iittt is I the reason von should conic and get some of or bargains that. await yo. troni 01.1 assort Itient of Genet al Mer ch:i~dis~. We can Mcii von Ladie * and Gc'nts' Glou Li Silk Umbrellas for 50c., also an all Silk Ladie'sUmbrella for 50c. You get this Umbrella fur half its value. In the Dry Goods Itne we have just received new iash~onable goods. and offer then] chea1)er than usual on no count ot the. advanced season. In Notions. etc.. our line is complete again anti bargains ot~ered. New and latest styles in Ladies' and Misses' Slippers at prices ~vhich will cause you to wonder. Ladies' Don gola Shoes fur $1.00, etc. A good Satin Calf Shoe for men, univ $1.00. In fact, a fall asoort uncut of Shoes at lowest prices. In Gents Furnishing Goods, suen as 5.irts.8a spenders, Fine Neckwear. etc., we cli]ailu the lead. We call your attentIon to a lot of~ Flower Pots which we offer cheap. I RcliaL)le Grocerks always on hand. I' Jnst received, a carload of Tennes- I see Wagons, one aulcI two horse, ~vi11 be sold cheap for cash. Rezuen~bcr we show all the latest noveiiies in great profusion. \\e keep the very finest selections in all standard stv!es. We make it a point to have everY artiale in stock the best of its kind. *i'h~ dollar von spend wtth us goes tart her, lasts longer, gets wore st le. gels iii OiC (1oantity, nets more (jutnit v and (Roes more good in servIce, worth and ~vear than any money you can spen(1. Our goods and prices now '.va:tiui" your inspection will Vt)ve this. hleincun ber 'ye can make it to your interest to give us part if not a~i i'our trade. Yours truly. S. A. Riolbv ~ Px'i ;;; ary Election Managers. Orm:CE Cot'~Tv Ciu~xian.x~. DEMOOnATIC Exi:crr~vn Ce'r'.ntrFI ':L.XI:FNDON (~orNTv. Fo!iowxng is a list ot the n C n,''ers C pointed by the Contil D~lnr'cratic Ex.ci; tire Cu~nInI:ttee' for the u)rialxlrv electiMI to he held August 31. ~97. and f.r the second priwary to Ito h~dd tXXO Wet lot i:it~. it SiLitI 011011 po wary ~~I~~tioui ho Iie0e's:XrV. Polls oiti.x frani S a. in. to 4 1). In.: U.e'lI 011 - W. '1* L:sp.ne, W. E. Din. i~'.. D ii LIo~d. 10." l.a a s-- .1. M. boX i~, .1'. 1'. 111011 btilll" j il Dois. D"ctr ~w'll:p-I. N. LIxis, S. F. Par keu t T hit D.u',ass V~ .1 ro 1 OcYilit, A. J. 1Iiek~, I "tin Ill. 1 or '.0 ~ I L b I I''ii .Ttt~n II. 1105 we I C \I iltt.t101 It' '.100 1.' It'' 331 t. It1~cwav, J. Ii. IL 20" .1'' Ii (j 1 1 boXI L 'A V''nn' I I I Keller, .f. P. 3il.4rotl.. X~ 'lie' j. tjn.. Ii '01) II I Vi I I.' NeXt loXO Vi II Cl V. ~. T. Wa *IIJILl*1* I Vt ~ F (3 ~ li .1 LII' 5 P. F.~iv, .;. 11. P. (c.,a:iitIte, I Vi . ~,1 Ii ~. 'A Vi 1 a 'I, 'I. V Vii I I I it , t1,i, X~ji 'a I aid' .'n 'n a l.a.' 'L''irii''r '.~. 3 *,. ) 1 1,r'Xp p1-1 :."" t" STATE OF SOUTH OAROL1NA ~LAREN~O~ ~'3UNIY. COURT 'UP (:()MMtYN PLEAS. P'nl ~, HOt Li *' I j~ ~. I 1 1111 it'. 1 1 1 11 1 t I a . . It'lL I tX I lI'tti.',' 1'.' ' ,d III izxo'i". Ii'" itt 11(1 I') ( I'Ll yIt Xl L II1.IILI:\ "L .I\iuNl .1 ~NI) at'lO'0. a t'''xX' ' iaXt ''ii .'t. ii li~icti.i rot:. LIP '\' ''~ XtO'l' itO ot the da~ tI :- IL 'a 'X n I ' n I tO an~XX*i' tLe '1'ipi ii't' Xt 11 I txi iii, nIort-stati, ttio l..xi I I ,Ix Iii,. ' 000 XX I fu"rOi a iv a' \t''i'' \ P l'-'I~ bten 01 (1"v"'oa Lu'. '"1.. '*"'ljn Cui'ntv in i.~iid Stilt lEIDY ~1LXN0LDS Plaintith,' Attorneys. PLAY BAd The Base Ball Season ia arrived, and R. B. Lorye has rceived a 'ull line E1.SE BALS Ai J .AT. TIMP Ell Just received; a big sup ply of T. W. Wood & Sons' Prize Medal South rGrown . urnio Seecd. All the popular vary _es .n stock. - T t i.oodi re -lilts and an ar 1.rot now is the time to plant. ;,CN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR. J. L. WILSON, Notary Public and insurance Agent. Will place Fire Insurance in TIE PALA IINE INSURANCL COMPANY, of En - mnd andl the SEN ?.irAL, of New )rleans.' Ai.o represent TIE PRCDEN 'IAL L.ife Insurance ('o:alny of Ameri .1. one et ! stronges.t ad iet comapa. Lit s. (all : e be oro talkn; out yctur insur no. . )FFICE AT TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, aIANNI, S. C. South Carolina College, Colnniubia, S. C. ession btegins Seltemtuber 28th. Cloocal iteria-, Scientitic, Normal and Lu\ :muses, with Diploma. Special Courses, ithi Certiticates. Bard $S a month. To al neccssarv expenees for the Year (excla ive of travelling. eiotiing and books, from 113 to lI53. Wt.n.:n a-l:nitt1 to all For farther infor- :.ti:"n. :l ross the F. C. ,3DW\VtD. Notice to Work Roads. The ton.lii pL :-: -... .. . : , it rel o order out the 'w ros orkd: to cv (l do.i a tu ;mwS that uave been 1ow.ed int . .:l eut lown any crons that : he publie roads. Si: p r'.isor Manning, S. C., J .i . Not ice. Ollice Superinten dnt of E llae.a. Clarendon C1':n . Until further notice i w i i : my very Saturday, from n a. m. to I . rom 2 p. i , to 5 p. v. OQer da::s.i :1 be pent in visiting' tIl Supt. . i neation, C. C. Manning. S. C., F ). 1st 1..7. N otice. FISH LAW. In accordance with an Aect of the seneral Assemly, it becomes myv luty to inform the public of tihe foi owing law: It is unlawful to fish with nets or rigs, or set traps. or shoot fish with iny kind of gun, in any of the fresh vaters, rivers, creeks. lakes or other treams in Clarendon, Chesterfield, ieorgetown, Horry. 3Marion, 3Marl >oro and Richland Counties between he first day of M1ay and the first day >f September; punishment, a fine of :.wenty dollars, one half to. be paid nformier, or thirty days imprison ie nt. Aiy person killing, injuring or de trroying any fish in the fresh waters >f this State by the use of dynanmite, liant powder, or other explos'ive ma :erial, shall be punished by a fine of :iot more than one hundred dollars. r inmprisonment not more than six :nonths, or both, in the discretion of :he Court. Hunting, fishing or shooting on Sunday is punished by not more than lftv dollars fine or thirty days im :)rlsonmenlt. Any violation of the preceding fisq .awv is punished by from ten to on aundred dollars. line, one-half :o b~e paid informer, or imprisoned 'rom ten to thirty days for the first >ffense: but for the second offense :he punishmnent shiall be one to five :iundred dollars line, one-half to be aaid the informer, or thirty days to ix months impIrisonmient. All otf the fish laws must be enforced vy the Supervisor and Township B~oards. As a sworn official I will discharge ny duty. but I hope there will be no secessity to invoke the aid of the - r. C. oWENs, County Supervisor. - B1i0CXTON - 1lAS A FCULL L.INIE soaps, Perfumes, Patent Meicines, Pure Drug's, Stationecry, Vaselinie. ce Cold Soda Water ad Milk Shakes l'P TU DAi-.xT Al B110CIXTUXS. I amii prepared to furnmishi Ice Cteami n all qunutities to families at all iours upionl short notice. I use Pure F'ruit Syru ps for soda tKater had 211lk Shakes. Give ime some of vnur patronage. J. CALVIN BOYD, JOB PRIIM'ING Of All Kinds Dne at this Offie. rWil you v-Ote N r I . I illlh '. ;t ! wiII W ,lle il h Iea r 111" " lat 6 af il. I lei'i eIV in laOre mer11\. [iI 1d(idn't I wouldn't be ini this nice. I prefer silver and ,"reenbiiacks. bu.t gold does very well to take alotn- also. iEtua rigIt: to all and S eeial privileges to iloie" is L patriotic Sentiment. b)llt one that it is hard for hiunan na tre to work sqiuarely up to uid~ p~ractice. My notto is -cheap goods ad honest bargains to all, and take advantagfe of none if I know it." How (1o you like that prin iple . Yery well. of course. Then remember it this fall and conic to seec me. If nothing happens I will be in the new brick store next to M ele.od's corner, and will have i general line of Merchandise, wich I will offer as low as oods can reasonably be sold. I have already bought most >f my fall stock, 'vhich will be in iext nlonth, about the time I OccupyI mv new store. You are most cordially in vited to call on me. Yours very truly, J HARRY LESESNE. Notice. D.\ANCE wITH sECTION E neral Statutes of South 'intv Board of ConImis -.: !eting the 1st Monday in he following scheunle of -i eaer 1897: - Pe, ler s.......... 15.00. s. . . .. $25.00. " - ' ................ 025.00. . . .................$25.00. n. ................ $25.00. - .:: ..............$25.00. >. . a e .......... .. .. t0 00. Mggn in the above men i- nri .'.t procure a license u- liable to pulnishment in.h: r -: IL. - uy o vry 3aIsrt m 1' a n l andiofth 'iSheriafand >f hi. re ..r Deputie. t - ati every cit :e .y. aud andl inspect the beense >f :r y imwker or p'eddber in his or thei euntyv who shalli come uder the notic > u~y of said oflicers, and to arrest o aune to be arested, anyv hiawker or ped iler foundi witho aod and valid li -ene, and :o b'ing suchj hawtker or ped Cer before the ne arest MagistIate to be LI-:Lt w.~ithi accordin to lw Cour.ty Superviso~r. N otice. The Township Boards of Comnmis ioners of publie highways of Claren on Counity will take notice that hey are hereby required to instruct neah of the overseers ini their respect ve townships. to stake off their re pective roads and notify any per ons plowing or otherwise obstruet ng the public roads within said takes will be required to answer as irected by lawv. By order of the Board. T. C. OwEim, Ch. Bd. Sup. C. C. Manning, May 23. For Cash! I am now selling out lmy enltire stock of Suminer DRESS COODS AT 0081. \Whei I say Cost, I mean Cost. 1 will sell you a 30-inlch Pereale at 6 1-4e., worth 8e. A nico article of Percale. ;A inches, for Te. A Nicee Lawn sold at 20c.,. I wijll sell a t 15c. per yd. 1t 1-le. Lawns at 10c. Lo.flns at 8 1-3e. . lss at 2 1-2c., and all Sum~mer Goodls ~vat cost. latest iinproved. ~vi& WVilson Sew huines at cost for I :. . for. Past lavors, E. C. Horton. RECISTRATION NOTICE. he State of South Carolina, CLARENDON COUNTY. Not ice is hereby giveni that ini ae ordance with an Act of the Gjeneral Asembly, the books for the registra tioni of all legally (qualitiedt voters. will be open at the court house, be tween the hours of o'clock, a. mn.. and :8 o'clock, p. mn., on the iirst Mont a of each month and for three sue eesivye days, uintil thirty dlays be fore the nexit general election. Minors who -lhall become of age during that period of thirty days. shall be en tit ed to registrationl before the books are closed, if otherwise quali (f. T. WORlSH-AM, S. (i. GRIFFIN. E. D). H UiDI3E, -Supervisors of Registration. n ,i,w S. . .Tanuary 1st 1807. E AGAIN WISH to call attent io n of the p)uilic to the fart that we are selling ds cheap and a gra: many things cheaper than any one else. We have on hatd a lot of .en's Boys' and Children's (lotiirg that must be sohl it the niext few day at a sacrifice n!! :reir to mhe room for our iar'e stock of Clothing w'w com t0!ing ill. .ome bargains it, Ladies' Dress Goods. Lawns, 4c. per ard; (ali'oes, 4o. per yard; Percales, 6 1-2c. and ic. per yard; Figured Nainsooks, sold for 1Oc., only G 1-4c. per yard. Lace-, igings, etc., at greatly reduced plices. If you wish to purchase a nice Parasol or Umbrella cheap be certain to give us a cail. SHOEJS SIHOES! Yes. and they are being sold very che ap. ILo1ie pp ii lers :tt ty - . . ( 45, :aiii 50c. 'J {- 1.Li7. ~li \ ' r'* a .:tt- i ; (.; . m yl..1 '!)' . Latas' .l:p r t at o:i ,r $1.25 only .41.09. Ladies' S'ippers that so"l for $1.50 onlv $1.2). A g-o Laidy's heor $j1.00 and 1'.2. A good Man's Shi) "or $1.00. $1.2: asnd $1.50. W1e can offer you some big inducements in the way of Coffees and Tobaccos. C(offlees at se., 1 : 1-2e.. 1 5e. and 2O . The 15e. Green Coffee cannot be equalled anywhere for the money. Do you wish a bicycle? If so, call and see us. Yours respectfully. HARVIN & BARRON. 232 MEETING STREET, CHARLESTON S. C. State AgtEnts for the Sale of Wholesae Tin Plate, Stoves. SheetIron, Tinwares, ^ % Tinners' iione ' +' ' , Supplies, Fura- Galvan ing ords, izedGutter Oil and Pipe. Heaters an ipe. Over 200 diflercnt styles of (ooking and Heating Stoves. Also Oil Cookers and Heater We want the leading merchant in every town in the State to sell our liie of Stoves. We guarantee full protecti)n in his territory to each agent we appoint If not sold in vonr town send to us for cuts and prices. THE CAROLINA GROCERY COMPANY. Successors of BOYD BROS. TEOMAS WILSON, President. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 195 East Bay -- - Charleston, S. E. Percival Manufacturing Co. - n s -''7** 748 to -& 486 MEETIN S . HRLSO, .C ESTAiBLISHED 18G8. L. W. FOLSOM, Sign of the Big Watch, soIMTeI = =S. C. .-- A EIG LINE OF Bitdy, Wedding and Christmas Presents ~ ,.. ~ --. WATCHES, DIAMONDS -- Fine Sterling Siiver Ciocks, Optical Goods, LraeKnve. SeO: i :i 1::rdlzors, Maebine Needles, etc Al repairing guaranteed. THE~j To Consumers of lager Beer: I 1 he Germania lirewing Comipany, of Bank ol an in~ Chatrleton. S. C .have made arrangements by which thy re en:.bled to tillodr MANNNG, ~ ~from emsnmers for shipments of beer in any quantity attefollowing prices: TIransaets a general banking b.usi P:nt., pat ut stopper, g'Je. per dozen. Fou doenpitin crate, $2.80 per crate. Q ater-ker. $2.25. Prompt and special attention given Half-barrel, $LS.50 to depositors residing out c f town. Exports., pints, ten dozen inl barrel, $9. Deposit .oiie. It w'ill be necessarv for consumers or Depoits olicted.parties ordering, to st te that the beer is for All collections have pronupt atten- private consumption. We offer special rates for tiese shipments. This beer is tion. guaranteed1 pure, made of the eboicest hops Business bours fromi i a. mn. to andi malt, and i recommwended by the meIe fratrnity Sem1 to us~ for atrial :3 p. m. odr JOSEPHI SPROTT, .A. LEVI. Cashier. A IA President. Brewing Company, ChLarleston, S. C. ro.ni F iI;r'Irro;s. SUPERVISOR'S NOTICE. M. Lui S. A. lI~uY, FIECtM SUE IO, J. WV. M Lx;. WV. E. ThnowN. S. M. NiEsaN, .J a'ru Senorr. .~~ ,.~priisofc ilb pno A. Lm:;. s' 'ohrdm ftewe Land Sureying and Leveling. bi'e.T .OES I wi2 d. Sarveyino. Eto., in Clarenldon Cut uesr C!:toi or a idress at .8amter. S. C., isTaue:plaatlaaie 1. ).l:. li. tMansig Tes cure biliousness89.-h .J~iN R.IIANESWiJII an Tridg es cr a rah