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Publishes All County and Town Of ficial Advertisements. Know Your Man. Tim-. ,,omuc sa isactonin dloiulg1 ourt t raiin witl b a reliable house - a houe tat ilnot, take the advanta,_ek in nywa kan is always ready Uo coq. i hell broult to their at Now, of courst. if kvery boty were od judges of goods it would ma -ke n1o dilyerenceo whetthethedel was di+ ho(netSt (or1 no1' t *kj kIIII t * m r I couldk JIi tU'Ike cart of tvi:t hm ala- how few if the rading public who are experts n the --l-ct in f goods: they know 'Oery li: 3!buti and are left entin 1. Vt , 1 :'k ahi it I .l .. hn- of tlhe morchint- tyit r -ru l 'u- mnerchan t to'otfe somwl 1!o 11a1a:1,lle at orl betlow% co4ST in ord.ti.r > nt: =d into his torv and thnl d In in other artcl 11h. y art noW. aCqutainted with. Therefr it 'a i"s 1te plic to do their trading wi1h'a r:1 al houlse that is alway ready to in :i doxi anly dis hont5: :t. anti w ,if hey ,el1 you an infraior artitl. will :tll you so. and if Zte sol ou a' o1d articte and it pro'Vt, ith'r~is thvy miake it good. Time s nthnglilke know\ingz your i:la. Notice is hereby given that no advertise ments will be changed in this paper where the copy is bronght in later than Saturday noon. The new bank hublle seeis to ha exploded as we hear no more of it. You cau get a nic- Tooth Bru-h from li up. at Broc kinton'-. Brown : (o. Do not fail to re-ad tlie idvertisemnt of Tetthinza in thi- paper. ['2t Vhat hns ht-oni of the new grocery comlpany. ham it taken a vacation with :ht n-w bank. .l i-t i~-~t-~d aiaw supp.y of w\rit - ing Tablet-. froe it 10i. avt Brock intotis. .\lanuing nted- a get furnising stort. properly kt with up-to-date ictes and stle. We are still headuuarters for all line Perfumerv and Extraits. (a1 and ex 1mint. om-izstock. Br-ockinuton. Th1" children of the Sununetou01 skchool had a dt-lightful pienti' la: Sat urda at Scotttt Lake. than any other -hil and fevcr rntdv. and th-y ar urnteed to Curn. ,ryurmnyac per bittl' Sold by th H. H. Loryea Ier. D. s. .\leAllister of tock Hill ouduicted the sirvces at the 1reby t( ran church last Sunday nio-iiug Ad vening. -DWitt's Little Early Ri-ers are the n-t - iNs I ever used." -D. J. Moore. MiIbro.k. .ia. They quickly cure an liver and bxowe troubles D. 0. thame. Sumerton: Dr. W. M. iroc. :c-n, Manininr. The State Deimoratic t-onvention meets in Columbia ntext Wednesday. The Cliaretndon delegation should ho there to a man. A. .J. Willard. who. dur-ing Rlepubli can days in South Carolina was C'hie-f JTustiec- of the Stipreme Court. died in WVashingi.ou. D. C).. last Saturday. .'ter suteringe from p'iles for fifteen y-ars I was -ured by us~inu t wo boxe- 'f DeXWitt's Witch - Hazt . Salve." write- WV. J. Baxter. North Brook,~. -a N. C. It heals. everythint'. Bc-ware- of countetr feits. 3. 0. Rhamne. Sumntt-t--n: Ir. XV . l Brockiton. Manning. *Rev. D. .1. Douglass, a nephew of Rev-. .James M1eDowetll, will conduet the services of the P>.-byter-ian church~ next Stunday at 11 a. ti. and S.3' p. m. Cong:ressmian Nortontr has been invited to attend the closing~ exer'cises- .f Pine Grove Graded School. and if his otticial duties do not pr-event, he will be there. The easiest and most effective mie'.hod of pur ift-ng the blood tand invigorating the system n to take DeWitts Little Early Rit-ers, the fa mous little pills for cleansinu the liver and bow els. D. 0. Rhame. Summetrtn: Dr. XW. M. Brockintorn. Manning. Coroner P. adrews was stumm(oItd this morning to go to a place near Brugdens to hold an inquest ov.er a. br:keman. that was killed last nig:ht by the through freight. Pinewood's miagistrate, Mir. Henr-y F-. Staek, has been commissioned and is now iready to fill tup the chain gang -r izive to thie other fellow troubhle- whit man is torone to-a wife. J. C. Kennedv. Roanioke. Te~nn.. 'ay.v-I c:an not say too much for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.' One box of it cured what the doctors cale-d ani itnurble uteer on my jaw." Cures piles and all -kin di-eases. Look out for worth les mitatt. D). 0. Rhamte. Summearton: Dr. \V. M Brtckintont. Manning. The children of t-he- Mloses Le.vi Me morial Institute spent a most de-lig:ht ful dav last Fr-iday at the Davis planta tion. 'and they are gr-ateful to the-ir teacherS foi the thoughtful treat. M1r. .1 . ( . H~odge of Jrordan is muciih trouble d by the dlisappleatrane of his soin William. a lad about 1? yearstt' of age. M1r. Hlodge would gr-atefully ire e,-ive anc- information regardingr the hiot's whereabouts. I had stomacti troublej twenty vy-ar" and gave Eup hope of being curedt u:1l i began to use Kudo! Dvysp"psia Cure. It ha- dhounme so murtch good I c-al it the -avior of myt life.' write- XW. R- Xi kin-on. Albany. T1enn. it digest' what you t-at. D. 0. Rhanie. Summne.'ton: Dr. WV. 31. Brockim on:. Manninir. A colored woman called Amanda. wvas shot yesterday b~y a youing darkey named Ashby Roberson. The ball took etfect in 'the left shoulder. The woman brought her pain anti troulet to Dr. Brown's dru'.g store. If our business m-n want to get a cleg'raphi otice- in the bus: iess port ion of this town, they had bettet- ge-t at it now. and communicate with the- au Ihornites 5o as to have the otiice ini op er-at ion by the- ope-ning of the cottonl seasou. XW. S. Mu-ser. Millheim. Pa.. .savtd the life of hi, little girtlv giving her One Minute Couu'h (:ure- when .she was dying from ertiup. It i- the --alt hatrmles- remedy that giv-es immeodiate re suIts. It tiuickly curt-- coughs. c dd-.tbront chiti-. grippe-. asthmaa ad all throat and lung troub~ies. D. 0. Rhamie. Summentrten: Dr. XV. M. Broecinton. Manning. Rev. 5. E-. ishop, on at-count of ill health. tendert-d his resignation last Sunday as tuastor of Mlidway and Bethel churefies. M3r. Bishiop is a Priesbyte ian minister of tine ability andl he is mucth betloved by t hose- overt wthose pas tor-al carie h t has hiad chiargt-. I>n n'xt Saturday a conference will he hieltd in Mlanning to choose delegates to atte~nd at conference to be heldi in Columbia on 23r-d inst.. for the puri plose of consider-ing . the idea of sug lie uten-nt 'gov-rnor to) lead the pr~ohi olitimn taction. .twe ~-year--- -'nd u'in' miany rt-adesthu 'p''rmane-t -aood I tnallyc. iur.' l)DyspesIa Hirock~inton .~' a: lPaul. held cou' t'eTl- 3 turday- and tr''ii a c,.aant<hr Isaa'- . Hod{ wi't b rX .ThIr ecutor fildto :nak .. u hiC. ,-. am In 01ur- reporI t of thW proceedmes Ii he Farniert . lat1,form ('lult wVt a amont t the li...t of noinei for dIl'lgate to th econ Venin the m w j.n e of M r.- B (zanble. Th. fact i- \lr. G Iat was voted fo.. bu,,It he hal requested bfore it Iallt\t. t -ha his ia t- n tu d lwa;:* P. gaM:n is th,. ('nly, re-nedy that spero ~ ~ ~ ~ ". _--cen (". th i~a: t i;ray N. 'Y.. L r:. prop The ol mil, ie facory.andilt, ri plan ma 1elzed. The pwo i templatn tiove have the ni a d lt h w ill. -ll tat is lack ing f h' n T t b icome a tixed fact. , h iurance- to itt ing enotugh aid from'i tic townI t-aury to warr-ant te t xIttniture. .. H kd. Ju ic, ko, *h Pt- ac' . r h i n"aeithefol ':e itement I' e- ca t crtf th Otn.. MinuTe ou: Curt, wi! ll d al' tha:ti * t irs* doe Of it reli.vedi h1r. 11 hiI. be 'ttdmy whlel family.'' It acinrmedi at.e:Y and, curscu~s od.eop rpe 'n -,1 (.1 as t - I - .1"t Itn . t : 1., 11 i:-nch *init astandthat Vt :.l id t it-i I Tt-iE tMES etito fa e ighy om lmeted forli thit 'iitattVink to atte the exercises ald - ak- at Piel GanI *ad ci''c hool (n th I :h teahnd. nth, int I appretio Of the heIIIr. wt. Shall whav wtottltl ,(l arrante i tur a t liw the~r. and :-ive ll aild :is We Czau tt- att.: m.:.m~-r -v : :j:h t he ttr- fact ichoIea t u(ru. . diarrhi-ca an ! tysntery isth monthsV Thn caofat becrfl ttadi pae '1 i l t ht - tll tlta r tt.'ri F tit!i uinctr tu:a r ;tt ento sh l-d I w paid o i te- dit. A N ld altay h1 h-'nd 'fo r it c :- e at : it tim-s as safc. *ure id p tedy -A ctr any ordinarv a,t . .oi d t itute. t S 1r:1 .:: P I Ki::er-,. Perry D.o-.' Price - and .~* . A "cteacherIln th1i-- countyV asked a little llow w ati -u-s-h-a-n-d sptelleid. and h chp litatedl. The teacIer. n. V0,u1. an ipatie. t hried th kid up, ai ningrde ctrued tvt tie ant-r fid --ht wouild I havt if I wa t g-t m r id " Th] L. i TtItFtle 1 elow's fak t bri hIt h up. and lke a.we rd -bahv.' Thlrbers h a eadul w ritmsnl 11an chool was dio Glorious News. T. H t s --ou lottles of E'.ctrie Hitters imued ter. Bnt-er tof e which catd he loeat Iuei jltti fr yer . h.rie Sine It " SaestITCil;e w hutd 11rak t.ut ,I h htr at! ai fe.et . nd the -Imlet andhe halthi eclhn. This hI'i what twlhog eands have prov i. -that Et l~ttdin -c !6l.knot i thI~A~- namlt rte iitterl i th a bet ed ifurier gewn It" - t be Sremt re nsy. -f' em a. tett.ut th u:eer . boilad sit n s It at ate,eiver. kineys and wet. (xplt poheny hlp- togin. Setild, uhe valaen h r- I a cens. ne i o at : ilt. t N.ye Dr(See Lat Satur-day nihit Mr. W ls for c ,nan on theo lumberi yard of the. D. W. Ahlerman Son-; ('o.. at Alcolui -ot-rougt to alning a colorted boy by the namL-eti of Ilobert 31eFaddin whoi;. In anl alter ation with ainther colored by. Frank ulitrtiSOn. Stric Furgerson on the t-tad with a nail tat hIr. WNells t the hoytlr o vier 111 to th- poliC. and hlocked him un for te nit t. un av,1 morn111-I in te, l odged- ml jail. It Saves the Children. Cha~~nbermain Voc Rnd ha, ae thet esa i th an tf rup chldre ttr . a1ld r aeb e. H. LtDr. hoirt iri::* Itoe. lit a.e Lry. enS.ropr. og ]tidtani (If ledn's tthool. anow asn the niomble chool eitar ongw niton.i were gaudly andcted th afbeutifutlivarane -ogr'sa. The prlosram watse f ie '.and by iome metias Itisple.bute14 htse wh were''t~i so fotunaate-a- t-tat-i fndt itnttrimetwer ocainhlya ierself otl pupitls- and petdare they icds She a is now att- that -Nu. C.nt --1tit ithot as ud -tt ofttpleae and mati ation-n thait ecmmnd Cel-ihat ~in'sead t ad-ieu-ti-r.1i teeitt i tht- xe scorl ,a-' tnm how teas, aitd toii me: seured.y e mt-r whiat-the i-hor- anda ihe bcme lo tt .hsantic over iit mrt ithatieat ofc ie5 Bewamid oreofmedi a inou he uue yveei with o pain tht- he -ankptat ttnce :o la Ith titr. Igav'e himi- a i do th ti ree dyo 1-ytR. H.l L yeIa-ii Dr: i~ort. Isaae M. Loryte . rop-. P'p Pof at enry . Ha~trtzog. n preidet 1f laeso oe--no and eeoftemont eeepiiIed the inviwt ationet. adlife the tatrnt. t thie losing n exerci so ate loshes toi Masedoral Insitue Jnedic attk.. wilhrh t he - ar sutrmontott the t-n womuityrtr rcit h i aet-rat thino foxfornt thseu ioccaina bth- of thigntl eme--dttnielected arel of war h~Iist wrern poeaitaiof ability tai-i frtory. wo hiope sthad hrw tini. aurnd tesentmn thetalxty tistaof having the t uxif ei the schoolalinf it houseil. will court houseai bei secured~t. whlere. there- is more stedtn apct and whcttismre Iconvenltiet ott accetstit. Bewaretnt-tl-n itf lat l irgcale .\tou ischito hodiss but acmtal cost. supinand bronchiti kne nichaf the stst t dantcli andw and dieg s ave ii fr tahnr frt iddction pertiatn Hiuh -tason in pr uit-l tae ias s a lack cofunapes. aro eaily -urijet wit tlmhe a w -teshiRamey tiae -rve wondrgt-~ suesfl. ond bainkd it and andu ation :tld ixeniv-e t-byre itlse uetorcurino ihe fdiseasesi which e tugind o t harnt- benietl it ti nt card yattea ceto Fort inae hyow n.i oroks Druf atkind ire The--d Prothiitonis are t-met fnts ou-eirhirmn. and-t tot end deitgatel to attend a onfernce inColuiat didates or govenor andlieueat ill'mlchanicl--eetitial andsara thi fofom onttt- fThen agin ths elw h aefl hi Democratic County Convention. iT Demo ratit convention Imet at noiii las .\ioay and was called to or h.- b.x *'tinty ( hairman J. Elbert Da vi. The oibjeci, t of the convention was a and .\lr. Davis wvas re-elected con' y chirman. A. J. Richboutrg. ee raIy. adit Louis Appelt. State execu tiecomiittemnt. The followingr delegzates were present: 'colu -J. J. Nettle.F. E. I D. Hdge.J. R. Hodte. Clarndon- .Jno. S. ilson. S. c. WiliaIs. W. C.. Duhant. J. H. Le.e.e.' cro Roads, -ss .Leen... I rig,,. . F. liichbour. Jeff AI. laisi-. DvsStadekn 1). 13. Da .l'V. Webbeir. c'. Doctt Swa" .I .r Toias. S. D. DuN.se. G.(.Friers-on. .1. 1). L.-wde-r. .1. H1. Timnincs. Dotrina \v . .1. TrbrMI-. 1. E. Beard. L. B. 1;iben D.L. ..::.11.11.GowdY. .1. Smnith. \V. A.Dni. \hit'. \ . RI. I i;:'-war. 1'. E-. lIid'*w.a..J. M!. r laddin. F rest Refo':rmi lr. L. V. ettles. T. L. illd . .T. ikidgeway. M1:o1 l.3. Jwhnso~n. 11. B. Richard ,on. Jr. r''Platfrm . 11. lradhani. .1. -1. I.. F. iradhar . C. l arrett. V. .1. a'n..n. 1. II. lav . \V. T. Francis..1. W. . I . Brown. C. A. I i i: . - .brdan .I. . i . .. .. M i'lt hm. D. C. 19we.W. T. Sprott. tnin A. evi. i. 1. B . ouz '. I :. 1. rE \in I-: J. Brown. '-. Xi'.hotn. 1 1) ;oxx.XV I . M. l':ayer. S. WV. MXint'h. D. 1h. Yo .S. E.. M(eFaddin. New Zin - Dr. '1. A. Cd. . akr. T. E-'. Hugs.T. M1. Healrd. N-w Town (;. T. W h . D. )b Gow.v. V. P~tesvi.:eJ:3 E.Tindal. J. WV. McCauxey. L.. T. Sermo4ur. T. .aa. E. 11. Brown. JF. Riebh-ur WV. C'. K in-. Pl'ao:a C. Ri. Felder#.!. WV. S, Rihor.S. P. 11, ola . Ves 1)ar.-dn D. V. Birown. lI. S. De Schiamps. .1. R. (;ri:tln. t L.T. i .. (C. Sc.ai.r uh.1.. C. Lan.hamn. IVekRve . L Hudinal. J1. J1. Bruinson. Fxecu:xive Comumi'tte -Alclhi. E. D. Hode: larendon. XW. C. Cliandler: Cross Rids. A. J. Iboui.rD: DaviN Station. C. M. Davis: Doctor Swamp. .11. Timiion'n: Doug.las. XW. J. Turi vilie: White. C. . Halev: Fork. J. C. Harvin: F resttn. C. M. Masion: F orestun Reform. J. H. Jns.n. Fultn. 1). F. Lide; Farmer.s' Plat rn. iui. .\.pelt : Ilarmony. J. M. Montgom cry: t.lnda. F. Davi.; Manning. K. J. Brwne: Mid~way. S. W. McIntosh: New Zion. I. Ml. WXod..: New Twin. k.. T. Worshan: Pacsvile.T. t radham-,: Panola. C. R. Fe iler: Xwet iarentd n. 1. R. Grifln: Suniner ton. J. C. Lanham: Silver. B. R. (;ibison: Black juiver. F. S. MlcIto. Hon.l. .E. Tindal initroducited are intion wliich wa iiuanimouslV adopted. instrt'i i :h v i' delegates to the State Couemion to vot' for Bryan delegates.t to the national comcin tion. Th'e folloxing was the Vote for dele ateS tO the State convention: W. .1. Turbehvillo. 6.5: C. N1. Davis. 84: 1Z. S. DeSchanps. 74: 1. '.. Woo ds, t: Louis A ppelt. d:L. T. F!scer 69: L. W. Nett. : .1. . Tinnions. t;I: .LS. F.. Tindal. 35: 0. ('. S arhorouih. 27: A. Lvi. 24: .luii RXaves. 19: D. .1. Brad hai. 23: -. W. \heIntosh, 14: .1. H. Le-esnt. 16: sattering. S. It is due tletsrs. A. Levi and .1. H1. Lesesne to say that they declined to tand for election. lr. Louis Appelt introduced the fol ow1ing" resoluitionl: RIesolXed. That our enunt v Democratic execu tive c omit tee be. and the same is hereby. in trueted to provide at t he coming primary elec ion. a separate box foir the' purpose of ascer aing the wihes of the vters with regard to the buidi: of a new jail. That the majority tot'' on this question will lie taken as instrue ion' to our Representatives in the General As senily whether or not the people want them to niae provisions for tht building of a new .t. ned constantly being ca:led to the attention ., the colurt*s bV ir grand juries. The convention was not in tie least xcitins. as there were no firebrands thrown into the camp. The only thing which caused anv discussion was the above resolution.' The delegates to the tate convention are all in favor of con tinuing the dispensary systei. It XasXi >nle oif thle most hiarmtonious conv~en tions ever held in the county. While t is a fact that the liqtuor question was ot spirunfg, the result in the Xvote for elegates shows, it was a tacit under tanding that the conventionl wasL over ~vehlnintgly in favor of the dispensar 'Thle State c'onventtijon mieets in Co umbia on Wecdnes,-day. 16th inst., and t is ho ed that every mnembter of the 'ilre-nson delegationt will answer to heir nlamies when the roll of the con entijon is called. A ILife and Death Fight. Mlr. XW. A. Iline'.. of Mainces'ter. Ia.. writing of i- atmo"sni tiuu e-cap.fronm deaith. says: --:xosure afte r'mea le i"'nduiced serious lung rouble. which i-nded in con.umnption. 1 had reuent hieinorrhaoee and coughed night and inv;. Alt my doctor. said I must die. Then I egun to use Dr. hi'is New IDiscovery for Con unption. whichI onmpletely cured me. I would nt bie wit hotit even if it cost 65 a bottle. Ilutired,. have used it on myc recommendation ali al11 -ty itt ev er -ail. to cuire throiat. chest: md luntg 'trotle'. Reig.ula ii izi' nc. and 61. Lriul botte freeVit at the R. H. Loryeai Drui Nellie Bryant was discharged fronm ail last Saturday aft eritoon, the doe os after a careftul examtinattionl into ier mtenital conditionl could not giv~e the equtired certiticate which would comn nit hier to the asylum. Before tutrning er out of jail SutpervXisor Owens hatd to >rovititler with clothing, as those she aid on,. made her unpiresentable for the >lieli gaze. WVhat is to bi.. dotne with his unifortuntate creatture~ Hier con dttet is sutch as xarrants the contcluision hat she is detmeniteid to thi extent tha her b-ittg at large is dangerous to her elf if nit to tile puict. If that womn as to conunllit sonme fearfull offense. nil eourtt rould conviet her, as her seer' ttetmpts at suicide. and her other tange~ demletnori would convince any uryI\ thatt site is devoid of responsibility for her acts. We do not believe this wonratn to bie sane. -but xwe do believe he has Iluiid mtotients and tunfortunattte vx it was at the-sc lucid moments tihe octors made their e~txamlinations: withI all deference to the medical pirofessioni. ant their declaration that Nellie Bry at is niot i nsanie. we must dIi Ifer with them. She is either insane, or she as sues the role of insaiity and plays her part to perfect ion. If she is not a crazy woman. then their should be somc wauy f puttintg a stop to her antics. as it is a ,ource of muitch worry to the petople of this conimutnitv. and thley arle ttcerin f piroitect ion from such a creature. He Fooled the Surgeons. A:M dector' tohl Rtenick Hltamilton of XWest Jef fer'.it. 0.. after suttterinig 15 months from rectail tituta. he wotuld die uless at costly operation was terf'rnmed: butt he cutred himself with live boxes of lBuckien's .\rtnica Salve. the surest pile cur ont earthi. and the 1bist Salve int the worlil. eett-:: hiix. Sold at the IR. II. Lorya tDrug Cheap Railroad Rates. The Alatic Coat-.Line will sill iiund trip ikit' frim MtSantnini for thle followiig oce itns tat rates inamed: Firemen's Tournamnent. ceinville- S. C.. May 15i li. Tli-kets ont sale May 1ith: to Columnbia. $.5i: tinal limtit. Maiy 15th. SIprinig Festivad. CharlestonS. C.. May 14 19. Tikesi It s.ale Max 11 17: tnl limtit. May 21. G rand Lodtge tmeetin. Knights o'f Pythias. Charletoni S. C.. May 15th. 'Tickets on sale May 14 andu 15': iinal limtit. May 19th. 385 The latnt System will sell round trip tickets from Charlest'on to Jaicksonville. at rate of $a fo'r rutnd trip. TIickets sold May S is mited to return Mtay :.th, 1900. Train will leave Char tetn atV 115p m. arivi-n't Jacks.onxille 7:30 a. in. Paris Green In Sealed Pound Packages at 19c per pound. Dr.W, E.Bron&Co, PHYCITANS'PRESCRITPTIONS A SPECIALTY CANDIDATES' CARDS. House of Represeutatives. I announce myself a candidates for rc-election to the lower House of IRep resentatives. feeling assured the people will recognize the fact that I served with a delegation. whose record shows an earnest effort to reduce taxes. If endorsed for re-election I pledge my self to give rny closest study to the peo pl!s interests. GEOROE R. .JOXES. For Solicitor. I am a candidate for re-election to the otfice of Solicitor, and again solicit the sdpport of the voters of the Third Circuit, subject to the rules of the Democratic primaries. .JiN S. WILSON. 5. 1f90. For Sheriff. lR. EDITOR: Please announce as a randidate for the otlice of Sherilf of Clarendon (C'ountv one who has been tried in war aud proven true in peace. the peetless soldier. tli sterling friend and citizen. ('ol. Harry L. Benhow. and gratify THE VOTERS OF' CLARENDON. For Sheriff. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the o'tlice of Sheriff of (larendon 'ounty. subject to the action of the Dcniocratic primary. and pledge my s.:lf to support the nominees of the Democratic party. E. B. G A MBLE. For Sheriff. M1r. Editor: Please announcc me as a candidate for Sheritf. subject to the rules of the Delmnocratic party. .1. HI. LESESNE. For Sheriff. I am a candidate for the .oflice of Sheriff under the rules of the Demo :ratic party. E. DUDLEY HODGE. For Sheriff. Subject to the decision of the Demo ratic primary. I an a candidate for the ottice of Sheriff. .1. F.LIERT DAVIS. For County Auditor. Promising to abide by the decision of the Democratic primary. I announce iuvsel f a candidate for electiou to the otiee of County Auditor. En:Do(A R C. DIcKSON. For County Auditor. To the DIemocratic Voter of (larenden County: I hereby announce my candidacy for ie otfice of (County Auditor. Have never before offered my services for a Public oflicer to the people of my coun tv. If I am fitted for the position, vote fir me: if I am unworthy. vote against ne. Your decision at the Democratic primary election shall be my pleasure to abide. lRespect fully. JNO. C. LANHAM. Summerton. S. C. For Auditor. IHaving contidence in my ability to >erforim the intricate and important du ties of County Auditor. I announce my self a candidate for said office. pledging myself to abide the decision of the pri arv. W. H. TRESCOTT. For County Auditor. I hereby announce myself a candi ate for the ottice of County Auditor uder the rules of the Democratic arty. S. P. HOLLADAY. For Superintendent of Education. I hereby announce myself a candi ate for the otlie of County Superin endent of Education subject to the ules of the Democratic party. .JEFF M1. DAVIS. For Superinteudent of Education. In announcing my candidacy for re election to the office County Superin enJent of Education. I do so subject to he rules of the Democratic p~arty. L. L. WELLS. For Supervisor. IPlease announce my candidacy for the offieeof county Supervisor. I have xperience in the work required for this position, and will give the people y best efforts if elected. 'CHARLES F. JENKINSON. For Supervisor. I hereby announce my candidacy for e-electiorn to the officee of County Su pervisor in accordance with the rules f the Democratie party. M1y otficial record is known and I solicit the sup ort of all Democorats. T. C. OWENS. For Supervisor. Through the solicitation of my many friends 1 announce myself a candidate for the oflice of County Supervisor for 1arendon County to be governed by the rules of the primary election. W. H. COLE. For Supervisor. Ilpon the soliicita to of friends from various portions of the county I have onsented to again become a candidate for the office of County Supervisor. uject to the rules of the Democratic pi-iniry. J. H. .JOHNSON. For Clerk of Court. Subject to the rules of the Democratic artY I am at candidate for re-election to the ottice of Clerk of Court. J1. H. TIONS. IN THlE ~ , SPRING,+ -- livelier iris changes on the burnish'd dove. In the Spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love.' 'This possibly may be the opinion of, the young man regarding Spring. but the majority of prae tical people who fully realize what thc Spring season has in store for them, and to avoid the we-akess. debility. loss of energy. nervousness and all diseases arising from an impure or low coiditioni of the blood will take RELUABLE BLOOD AND TONIC REMEDIES And thus avert much sutfering and annoyances in the future. We have constantly in stock the following well known Remedies which are accompanied by testimonialts from the manufacturers as well as local gpmendation: ALLENS CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA & YELLOW DOCK. PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND. ST. JOSEPH'S SARS.4PARILLA. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA, ALLANS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CEL ERY. DR. KLINE'S G;REAT NERVE RESTORER. DR. MILES' RESTORATIVE NERVINE. ETC.. ETC.. ETC.. And of course everything pertaining to a fully equipped Modern Drug Store. No antiquated methods' permitted in our ce tablishmnt. R. B. LORYEA DE~UG STORE, ISAAC M. LORYEA, Propr. Sign of Golden the 4 Mortar. -PeAnx No. -t. (>NE QUARTl r in ONE D)OLLAiR Rring your Job Work to The Times office. COME NOW- ..4 For Easter trade has passed into history and the last grand fight for the Spring trade of 1900 will be fought in the next six weeks and those who visit our ..store from now on with ready cash will reap bargains full worthy of their attention. We feel perfectly justified in saying that we have now in our store the largest stock of Dry Goods, Dress Goods. Shoes, Clothing, Hats and Fine Millinery of any house in Clar endon County, and we name prices on some that will make our competitors shudder in their shoes. Cut Prices in Diress Goods. Ladies. that nice Black Skirt vou have been thinking about treating your selves to can now be had at our store at astonishingly low prices. Nice Fast Black Percale Skirting. marked to sell at 25c, now sold at 20e. Nice Black Brilliantines. marked to sell at 60c. now sold at 50c. Nice Black Navy All-Wool Serge. nyarked to sell at 60c, now sold at 49c yd. Nice 46-inch Wide Black Brilliantine. marked to sell at 90c. now sold at 77tc per yard. Those lovely Black and Navy Serges. all wool, 50 inches wide. marked to sell at 85c, now sold'at T5e per yard. In short a great reduction will be made in all lines of Spring Dress Goxds. Cut Prices in Cotton Fabrics For Ready Cash. A large line of Heavy Cottonades. for making Men's and Boy's Pants. which are well worth 12;e, but wc offer the line for the ready cash at 9c per yard. A large and splendid line of Cottonades that we have been ieling at 15 per yard. but now for the ready cash will sell vou all N ou want as long as they last at 124c per yard. A large and beautiful assortment of Spring Calicoes in a variety of attrac tive styles which we offer fer the ready cash at 4c per yard. It will pa you to see this line of Calicoes, as they were bought last August when cotton was low. Now they can't be bought by the wholesale for less than 44c per yard, but we have a large lot of theni on hand and we place them on sale for the cash at 4c yd. We still have a large lot of that Crash Skirting on hand at 6Ic. which you can't buy elsewhere for less than 10c per yard. Now beat it if you can. A large line of Linen and Crash Skirting just in. at 12, 15 and 20c per yd. Summer Undervests. Ladies. the hot weather has at last set in and I know you are thinking about those excellent Gauze Vests that we are offering at 5e each. with nice tape string necks: this is a Vest that will cost you 10c elsewhere. but we only ask you 5c. Just think of fourteen pieces for only 70c: will give you a change every morning and still have seven in the wash. How nice this is in the hot weather. We have a large line of better Gauze Vests at 10 and lc each. Gent's Summer Wear. Gents, that nice Summer Sack and Vest that you are in such need of this warm weather can be had at our store at the right prices. A nice Linen Crash washable Suit for men, only .2.50 per Suit at our store. Call and see this Suit and be convinced that they are record-breakers. The most complete line of Gent's Gauze Underwear ever shown in this town. Our line of Gent's Negligee Shirts is the largest to be found in this town. at prices that will paralyze competition. Just see our line of Fast Colored Negligee Shirts at 50 each. Collars and Cuffs in every style imaginable. all at popular prices. N ours truly. W. E. JENKINSON. O UR February sale of Corsets was beyond our expectations, the result of our large purchase of Corsets from the manufacturer. We have had such large sales in Corsets that we have been compelled to make another large order this season and these wve are s.howm ig now are New Goods. STYLE 101 'The Corset that made It .&. -amus. Is rnur tha half-inch clasp andi is moderately long w.aist ed t . '~ STYLE 301 Is a six-hook. fifteen andi one-half-inch clasp, very 10 shapely, specially adapted for tall tigures. at...00 STYLE 121 iR.C&., a real gtood Corset at. .........7--5c-- . THOMSON'S GLOVE-FITTING. STYLE M. Five hooks-the Corset that pleases ev ery lady; $1 00bf fits like a comfortable glove,.a...............4 -- * Then we have the Great P. C. C. Line--Styles 25, 26. 2T. 300, 400, at$1.00 25c10...........---- ------ ------ ------ -'--' "NETTIE AND SWEET IA RIE" leads all other 50-cent Corsets on the mar We are giving close prices on Ladies' and M1isses' Oxfoird Ties and we have some Beauties, too. GENTLEMEN, We are prep~ared to hellp to give you comfort and ease during the hot weather' that is now rushing upon us... A nice Summeir Wash Suit. a nice Ser'gc Coat and Vest. Fine Black Cercilhian Cloth (Coat at yourli ownv price. .lust put on our shelves the most' stylish and up-to-dat. ~ne of Collars and iCuffs at right pii(cs. In Summer La~p 1 obes thlis week. Amoui! the lot yvillI be found all kindis somec Liinen anid Embriioiderd. Brauntfuil de s.igns.. Come~n in forii pr'ices. PLEASE BEAR IN MIND T hat we e peelal pre >aedt f ed vou as wvell as the best. C.hoine Table l~eaches. 3-lh *ran 1->. OLD) IREL1AB FL.E S. A. Rigrby. AN INVITATION TO THE PUBLIC. W E have now completed some special imlprovements in our store and invite the public to call and se.e us. We have had to add a large lot of new shelving. and have treated the in side of our building to a fresh coat of paint and muresco. We have taken special pains to make our large building attractive, and in order to make it so to the ladies we have put in a large stock of the most modern To give you an idea of some of our styles in Spring Dry Goods we quote the following: es St Ls beautiful patterns.. 5 Crescent Stripe-.; (Lawn) ................. e d Ds ianes ............. .r an Silk Ginghams ... .... ............ 30 to -e ..... ...........(Corded Taffetas ...... WieLawns and Or-andies ..........5 to -45C Dotted Swis Muslin.lovely pattern:. 12i to 25c V0. i Welt Goods, betutiful styles. at various prices R Silk Lustre for Skirts ..........5c to K1 per t Sea Island Percales. 36 inches. at.. .........10 4A Cashmeres.......................12 to 75c We handle the celebrated Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine. SH OhS. We carry a specially large stock of Shoes of all kinds, and are in position to make the closest prices. We call special attention to our line of BAY STATE SHOES. IN F OEF IES. We buy many articles in car load lots and get the same prices that many Charleston wholesalers do. There is no use in going away to buy goods in this line, either at wholesale or retail. Two of our special leaders are FOX RIVER BUTTER and OBELISK FLOUR. FER TILIZERS. We are special handlers in this line. We have all grades of Ammoniate goods, according tothe South Carolina and Georgia standards of analysis, special Tobacco Goods, Nitrate of Soda, Agricultural Lime, Sulphate and Muriate of Potash, etc. In fact we are in position to supply the public with almost anything, and invite its patronage. Yours truly, NONE CARLOAD SOF'MATCHES.dr _ The largest shipmentI i of Matches ever brought i to Manning. Will sell i you Matches at one-half i what you can buy them i at. IWe have some prices Eon other things that we ,i will give you when youE come in. Don't forget we lead g 'in the Millinery line of 2 i Clarendon and selling i twice the Hats of any Sconcern between Sum-1i i ter and Charleston. Yours for business, j YELLOW FRONT.