Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WE LEAD. Others fust Follow. Three years ago we unfurled our cash banner and placed it upon the ramparts of quick sales and small profits for the cash and the whole country can testify to the fact that our success has been pie nomenal. Many have been attracted by our success and have at tempted to wrest from us our .justly won victory, but the people know our standard and they will flock around it. Why ? Because they know by it they have never been fooled; they know that it means honest goods at honest prices and honest dealing behind it all. We w ish to ea11 the attention of the trade to some articles in our various lines that will be hard to find elsewiere at the money we ask for them YVImmmTmYVmYvHmTYmTTmTTmTmTri Five thousand yards Dress Ginghams, every yard warranted not to fade, and styles very attractive, only 4 1-2c per yard. We would like to see you buy these elsewhere for the same money. Call and see the line of gray mixed Blankets we offer at i1 per pair. We also have all wool and wool mixed Blankets at from $1.50 to $4.5o per pair. Ladies, call and see the line of ladies and children's Endervests we are offering this season: it contains some values you can't afford to miss taking advantage of. One of our best values in this line is a ladies' jersey ribbed Test. very heavy, patent gussets under the sleeves, nicely trinmmed with cream satin and pearl buttons, only 25e each; sold everywheire at u5e. Gents', we have some great bargains for you in Undervests also. in cot ton and in wool. One of our best vaiues in this line is a very heavy white cotton Undervest that will weigh 2 1-4 pounds to the pair, only 2-3e each. Ladies, remember that we hiave~ one of the largest and best selected stocks of fine Dress Goods in this town and a large line of trimmings to suit every piece of goods, and we offer them at prices that no competition can down. One of our great values in this line is a beautiful line of (3-4 figured Brockadines at 10e per yard that is being sold everywhere at 12 1-2c per yard, and another big value in this line is a beautiful line of all wool dress Flannels, 363 inches wide, :r 2:3e per yard. A beautiful line of heavy Beaver and Silk Plush Cap er at $2, $8, $0 5and $7.50. Laies, if r do n't wis to buy the ready mad~e caes we have a beautiful line of Cape Cloths 1 1-2 yards wide, in black, navy, tan, green ai.d brown, at 5:)e and .-5'. per yard. Ladies, remecmber that we have one of the miost up-to-date Millinery J>epartmlents in this part of the country. Our Miss Beckhamu has recenitly returned from the Northern markets, the great centre of fashion, the be'au tlful ar she turns out shows that the money spent on her trip) was wvel 'invested. Ghents, whien you want a nice hat just eme and see our line and we think we can prove to your entire sauisfaction dimt we hiave some valueCs that no competition can down. Especially do we wivh to call your atteni tion to the line we are offe~ring at $1. A niee line of children's Hats in red, blue and black. at 25c. Youth's and men's crushes at 50e and The each. Also a beautiful line of genits' Hats $1 .50,. 1. 75, 2.t'0 and 2.5u each. Shoes, Shoes. If y'ou want a pair of Shoes at 7:ae or e', as the e'sse miy be, that will last you all the wvay from ten days to two weeks. we~ wish t'. :ll y'ou you can't get them at our store: we don't keep them. Bat if you want some thing that will w'ear and give satisfaction, come on. we are your' man We offer a line of ladies' all solid pebble grade Button Shoes at 81 we guarantee will give you satisfaction. A beautiful line of ladies' Dongola Buttons. nuo sheep skin about them, at $1.25. We are offering a line of ladies' and genits' Shoes that we guarantee every pair of them to give satisfaction. The largest line of fine decorated Lamps in this town at prices that will make our competitors tremble when they hear them. Library Lamps, hall Lamps and parlor Lamps. Also a large line of (Glassware and C'roekeryv. A nice 10-piece Wash Stand Toilet Set, $2.50: 112-Piece Dinner Set, 812.5u. Our Grocery is always filled with a line of staple (iroceries of all kinds and1 at pric'es as low as they can be sold. Best -\pple Vinegar, ese per gal loni. The best Cross Lye, 7'e can: three cans, 20e. C'o!Tee, 10, 12-12 and 103 2-;3e per' pounid. Toba-co, 25, :30, :85 and 4Ie per pound. Th'le best Cream Cheese, 15e per p~ound. Snowfliake Crackers, 10, 15 and 2Qe per pound. Four hundred bushels best Red Rust-Proof Oats at 30e per bushel. Yours" trulv, W. E. JE NKINSON. I Luk at thes prices and kompar with other houses. Artikls that arc indispensible. The rich as well as the poor must hav them. iIre . i i r '...... .........1'.. le! 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'S, cr d T ' ~ ~ i Olileial Enn .. .....:p.:s. 1~k.. ~ . - : P H aM - . .,t ..z ... ... ... .... .... 3e R ..odp iote Pa. i. . ~. ..... . . _e 2 O r it: \ i r iti' .... . ............... -3c .ecun : i e Books . I.. .... ... 0 i, A "e .. : I ' r(; :!,;otire . .. ........... ?l" Co oi ion 1e m ac se -i"f r . ...............: anlc ., .1 :1.. . i e. . . . . P.r .r .d .: .hes to burn. e a lime i I wn.. .Copy 't ks . .. .. . .............. .. . . . . . .. . . . . . '3ncx e n d i i l e st y u 4 e t Box Paper,.. ...... , 1 . 12.. a d:.1 15; ' s .: l the b-it ne (I 1 1. boxes. BUSH'S DIAMOND R ACKE T STORE, Next Door to Levi Bros., Beitzer's Old Stand, Surnter, S. G. Our 8nOOSuits Show Remarkable Progress Over Previous Seasons.' -- -i-iHE CLOTH IS &=W Absolutely Pu're W7~ool. TIl(r IS ' (Iil 1 '. 1IL011 <: UI ttP1'11, inl'Il r!' Sllort stock aite..r tlhe stLfl2.csi UlleiIllcl Ie'l. II -5 :1 lhe8IlifIlllV fIIiislled. solid Cassimer~e. whicwiell gI ive ex t raord inary~ wear, not a looselv wo'venI. eheap ehleriut.. The Sivies Arc CtIetVClvl designe.ll. inc111llingfl.. ill ii I 1e1st. QOlorIjngs. The coats are line~d with real l lalian cloth of lin~e <uality. wvith Freneill 9h111 Ider 1aeli1s ul etlSSIilIIl'e ili IIileld with wide sui t !1 11iiU . Ih!C>( :ll'. lvT hIP i' lele4 SUliS We halo e Ve1 ali-ei ll. I ly POl Cd 11] l'.i.2 id r s S I IS alild 1011rs. St> th11111 >~lSt Ualls iC BUln cin l)( Illed. D. J. CHANDLFT. Tho Clothier, W~ .o ec..01)c'ar 'a t :lalIV i i ti ts' Ic;- 8 ea it i '~ted i a 1 I11.1) .1.1 :i, 11a ter. Starch1. (' *auuet] i t()(is. Ca:ke.. (' ':v'kli- ;:111 'j( . alt~'v- wel \C"1 a t.h er items. our buyev(rs 114.jie I'4111'('t4"l 'i ~~ "'lilt ith 11111a 1' :.1( 1 21 I thle market l tiitn' tint(,. I. hare 1,- 11 4 !: t tt~. al:f va a1ta .: IIt I'it t\":1l1111 mIarke~ts anid ha:1e 1,+,1:.;1t lia.':v :4lc.:11 Ill. !lit'* at N'O:F' to m &l) !l S. 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( r Th 1158.11 'I01 11 "t.(I' 2s :" Can ie tnd l' s F111011 ar l i" itftx thei reelt ste)a Coffeesand Tea aSpeial y 5 (u 'h i :I'. :ai ti ".1141t 11ni~et sl tls Roate Cofe il 111) pWe llV', pkirs. TOl (r11' 11111154 pice. it ofe. tcae ou spca prc (1_ 1-2er. war. a1L- lrt' ilt' grats bagan :Ihv (odAak a l ll'.41 4 t)z11't i as' jI0\ e' hott1 1alli frt 1) ""'lell Ifa 1t44.( a fa141r elop("S \ISa's F inetClmi a ie.4l .i s terl ,n . .I'( '-ir et" o etpi - I1" ters, -N . 1 ul fl'i t t1ir-,z 'ill Wiil'. pa 'is1 ite t ra . W ease1 ..... . .....Ic.al p ier (140Z U .lp siint (,fbI~ lo you goo!. C R O Se71'M ..?r. ~32 C O. 232ARDWAi SRE Ef,"79" CHARLETON S. yX \1t are= no st.11-" s t -* tp t ti ?-"" --b 11.11' It'j l1a' \"'illiti111 1 \i: 11 1 . 1 l '(r' u 011e 1t'!~tt , C' t a Doo t'ls e a h 1(1\,'nd : -lar h -s .ai a 2Lii I~l~ r ariltZ Pi'Z -t C" ete.~ 'alt'. 7 . '. ::.t... S~u uccso s f ut BOY BROS. A. V1,DU:UT & OL COMSSO MERCHANTS. lta i i 1.::. r i ti2*. lit tt. ' cli i.at tno i t mt I.:- r":-h n . .. c "r, iiti :n, Frt y tri tibh. - slil'LE AND EASY TO 3L\NAGE. - ALSO CORN M1ILLS: SAW MILLS, PLANING MACHINES1 An i :llins (:f Wood-W)o.king . Ia chinv. lcial B il V.0. ADHAM, COLUTBIA S. C. Notice. Otlice Su:perintcnlent of Edtuca .t , (h1,'rcadon ('our.ty. Until furtLer notice I wi!! ' in - oflice every S.tnrd:ty, fr"ow : a. r::. to 1 in. and fro:i 2 p. m., to .; . tiher davs . 11 be spent in isiting t- 'chools. WV. S. ItICIIBOUR,. Suipt. Edulction, C. C. 31annin., S. C., Feb. 1st 189P7. TAX NOTICE. County Trasurer's Ottice, Clarendon Co. lanning, S. C., September 18, 1897. The tax books will be open for the col lection of taxes for the tiscal year commenc ing January 1st, I.P7, on the 15th day of October, 1597. and will remain open until the 31st day of December, following, after which time a penalty of 15 per cent. at taches to all unpail taxes. The following is thc tax levy: For State purposes, five (5) mills. For Constitutional School Tax, three (3) mills. For Ordinary Countr Tax, three and thre e-fourth~s :3-) mills. For Past ldebte iness, or.e-loaif of one iiill 1- ;. Total 1" 1-4 mills (outside of Spee:.! Schsoot Tax.) Special two (21 mits. School Tax, Schoo). Di.riet--No ""39". Totl 14 1-4 mills School District "1:." Special four (1) niill-, School Tax. School Distriet-N. "T". Trt al 11 1-4 :nills School Dis-riot "7". Spceal tut (4) iiils, School Tax. School District-No. "2". Total 16 1-4 mills, School District "2". Every male cit:z-n between the age.s of twenty-one and sixty years, except those incapable of earning :. suapport from being itt ii''' or tro:u otho: cauws, and except those who are now exe:tIpt by law, shall be doc'ii'.d taxable poIs. The law r quires t.:at Conmutation Road Tx hall be paid for the sutccte ling year witn n State .n C. "r:nt' Taxi ai: paid. S. JI. ')W.MAN, Trtu.ttrcr Clarenon County. W. L. DOUCLAS SS SH OE in the World. For li years this shot. hy eri W. tL. Dtouglais $l3.t. $;.:* ani C5.m shoeis are the. prt .!ueitin of 'illed, workmni, from the baes mtetriai psslet ::t thtese pirces. Also. $2.it anti 52:1 .,hte fotr tmen, $2.5". $2.t.W and $1;;5 for bovS. Wi.'L. ltouglas shttoes are indo~rsed by over :.tot we-arers as the btest in st. rit ant duirability of any shoe evet-r otferedi at the prices. They ar-e made in all the latest shapt'satnt styIet, and of every varn etvt of lather. If ti-air cannt tsup-ity yiu. write for cata logue to W. L. toutglav.. hroekton, Mass. Sold by E. C.HORTON. STATE OF SOUTH OAROUINAZ CiIINTY OF OLARENDON. e e~s . r t .- . t d-: to. - - t i. i i: Ii - .i i. -e of Stiht n 1' wii twen''t'''s .dtte tue service hI I t. exe(0-iv ot .yo such service; an if vo f'it' to :, e the complaint wih't tht tiiie af* r id the Piaintiif in ti cton il 1ppi t o the Caurt for the rei 'v den'nie i in the compl~iaint it ' 0~. -- . PiS.o B.tinos, whc tt i~'~ Icm. m ~ai ntte Att'eofe ct if he n it.r :o unC Fletimin: ttt af 1r esaid' aot te0 Towtto Mlannitug in the State of Sou1th Caolina tin the 11th day of Sep .' '. c P sL I l.\R:IoN. intt's AIttonn'v. Te lansumers of Lagor B8er: 'L'Th c'iti Gr nia D' ing C ':.:panyv, of Calest:oni, S. tt.. 'ti ica arng':ii'nts witxh te Soth Ca li StteLi autrities frtot cont norsl' tlints of be''er :nt atny 'nityi t th. heown piee s fo P ia t 'p. 'V. ptt sp,,c-a. Boredwn ings Cnmant. yepe ~a F.:ghh-ke. .t'u5. .S.C Qu~tr'er-kty. C2 25. ExpILo pint ten An i are,,U It will be nd6'oaryefor cosuer Lor pat MAodrng NING.tat thC.eberi o ATLANTIC COAST LINE, Cuu:rcs. C.MSay 1t;, lc97. On : 12ttar t1.,i t 1low1ng passene ;tr ;ceh ,lu,:. wi l be n < : ."t: Nl.til i i AS LEGN li. i ti00. LvFIon ne.. : X:3A.*P Lv Kin:.i:tre , Ar La s, . I. LvLan- , 7.1 5 . Ar Chatrest . t ii.20 . 'I No- '. . 52. Lv Char1.-t , 5: A. 5.1 ). 7.1n A. Xr Lanes Lv Lant-s, 7 l r.: Lv Kim: , 7 2. 'Dai v. 'Daily t:se *pt 1i:Iy. No . 52 runs throuh to ('u:tb'i via (' itt tl I Train- Nt.. 7t :end :2 ru-.I v;- Wi n Xnd Fae. tt..vil.-- ' h rt L.:n i no li' ndi' eI s I .:: t ' i1a t"r' ... ; >::,t N .rth,. Trau & n \. . M . it. it rie Dor :l il exc1 t ":n d l 1., a o , a live D..r i iint' on : 21 ,, -rw. 10.10 at i, \1W~": l er 22.5 1 :,i. 1 L.:Ive Flren" ce laly-x 1- da.v x10t Sny1 i, arr:e Dar lington, 5,44.) p m, 1la rtsv:llt .: ) i , 7Iinnetvillei.3 e p ImGix : 1 0 p :i . - Leave Forenc e un da a n. 'I. ), 'rive Darlington 9.27, II artsville 1 t.11) Leave Gibson dail~y except San,tay 0.15 at m, B'enuettsville: 0il a t, arie D)arling. ton 7.40 a mI.:tvle Il'av dily ex et Sna .3 a r, arrivt Dungton 7.15 1 i, ;ave Dargten 7.4N5 a, . , arr i E Florece 8.15 a m. Leavie Wa st. sa daily except Sau.lay :1 p :t, ChetwV 5.15 pt mt. Darlington o.29 p) m, arrive F lorence 7 p ml. Leave Hlartsv'ille Sulnday! only 7 a& m, Darlington 7.45 a tn, arrive F iorence s.10 J. It. KENLEY, JNO. F. DIVINE, Gen'i Manager. Gren'l Sup-t. T. 31. EMERSON, Trafic linager. H1. M. EMERSON, Gen'l Pa-s. Agent. W. C. & A. South-hound. 55. 3"). 53 Lv Wi:nington,'4.) 1'. Lv Marion, (.143 Ar Florence, 7.25 Lv Florence, '.0O 3:35 A. Ar Sumter, 9.12 '1.1) Lv Sumter, 9.15 '935 A. Ar Columbia, I.35 10.55 No. 52 runs through from Charleston via Central R. I. t'xving Charleston 7 a n, Lanes 8.20 a , 3.Manntng 9.05 a in. North-Bound. 54. 53. 32. Lv Columbia, 5 A. '5.15 P. Ar Suater, 7.12 0.35 Lv S-iumter, 7.15 'O 45 P. Ar Florence, j 25 7.55 Lv Florence, s 55 Lv .tarion, : : Ar Wi'mington, 1_.15 CDaily. No. 53 run-s tiroi.h to Clrt::iatin, S. C., via t'ettai R. R., arriving .tminninr. 7.10 p I, Lanes, 7-4 p i, Chiestn 9.25 p im. Trains on Conwy .. -ranci l-ave Charl bourn 10.4: a n, arrive Cina':y 1 p ma, re turning eax Conv 2.45 1 t, arrive Chataborn 5.1. t:, leave Clh I:urn 5.45 p) Ut, arrive at lib 0.25 p m:, returning leave Hub i3i a n, arrive at Ciadbouin 9.15 a in. D aily except Sunlay. J. R. KENLY, (en'l laina".r. T. ML EMIRSON, Trafiic MLanager. II. 31. EM1ERSON, Gen't Pas. Agent. CENTRAL R. R. OF SO. CAROLINA. No. 52 Lv Charleston, 7.0:) A. 3. Lv Lanes, s', " Lv (releyvtie, -.10 t Lv Foresto , .1 :) Lv Wilson's Mill, 5.5 " Lv Manning, 0.1)5 Lv Alco'.u, 9.15 Lv Uro''don, ' 0.1" Lv' W. & .J Janet. 0 3') Ar Sumnter, '.353 Ar Coln'i'a. 10 55 No.5 Lv Couba, 515 P. 3. Lv Sum:r '14' LvW Brogdot " .- -8 Lv X 3inningt 7 n Lx Wils-n't--ib, .1'" Lv Gr(aeyv-il. a 3l t Lxv Su::I tn r, Lv Pin I i, LviLendni, Lv Oragim Ar Denma rak, Lv D.:ni" tik, 4aI' Lv 1:.a:: Lv P':'.w-id, t L~v P iv xer i. .Xr "557 - -B10CLIMT0N\ HAS A FULL LINE Soaps, Perfumes, Patent M~edicines, Pure Drugs, Stationery, Vaseline. Ice Cold Soda Waler ard Milk Shakes UP TO DATE. AT Bi10CKIXTOYS. 000,8, Hacker & Son MANUFACTURERS OF MAERAL - DASHSEIASH, BLNDS CORDS AND BUILDERS' HARDWARE. WINDOW AND FANCY GLASS SA SPECIALTY. Land Surveying and Leyeling. I wvii] do Surxvyi nc, Etc., a Clarendon xud adjoiin:.:~ Counties. Call at 0111c- or atddress at Samter, S. C., P. 0. Box 1i01. JOHNY R. HAYNESWORTH.