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VOU TURN B0!' cit 1 :t 0 el S o I ever: . one,. anI to .Jbsiess'a t accnent in e GOOD BANK{ is an absolute necessity. Ou Batnk wifi c atfe'r your moue trusZ t: % and satisfacor: Tne Bank of Mann ALL 0A(!.d COVdiRED - - ood c):c3 to stari azin uid.: betr ee-mtatees. i FIRE INSURANCE. usk the ubhc to point out a bet ter i mu othe :tnmount of'th< man).y th%:. *.he premium for Insuranc in a- go;z, e-n . Ai3 : while we don say th' -,r house atir would be stre:,k of p.od lack. we do say that: live policy ite bes. next thing to it If not insured. call o: send postal, an we we will instany place your hous safety. GERALD-DAVIS CO. Manning. S. C. ASIER Y!PAY T3e are glad that the number of ou lady depositors is increasing. Wc hav made a special effort to please therm We'ei v. each of them when - openin an accournt a nice leather check an card case of the best material we ca get ,Bank and Trust Co. Hacker Mfg. Co SUCCEssoRS To. Geo. 8. Hlacker & SOn, CHARL.ESToN. S. . We Manufacture Doors, Sash and B nds: Column and %a!usters: Griles :a d Gabi Ornatments: Screen Dloors an WE DEAL IN GJlass. Sash Cord and Weigh'ts. Woodmen C~ of the World. Meets on First .'ouday nights a 830. APPAREL SHOP FOR MEN IND LADIES Evrthing~ of the. best fc the person~al wear and adort mtI+ft of botii sexes. We tl mail orders carefull and promptly. DAVID OUTFITTING' COMPANY Showing Off the Author. One day the Rev. Mark Guy Pearse, in a tramp through Cornwall. came to a little village in which a tea meeting was going on. Mr. Pearse entered the litt'e cape!m and joined in the tea. He was in the most unce!rical of costumes. whIch w::s an act of sense on his part, but during the progress of tea one or two of the "'eaders" managed to recog nize him, whereupon one of them a; proached him and said in an anxious whispe~r: I "lie you the Rtev. Mark Guy Pearse? "Yes-i be." he answered. "I thought as how you was. Now, do you see. we want to raise a little money, and a thought have struck us. Do 'ce just come out quiet like and say nothing to nobody, and then we %ill L put 'ee In the vestry, and we will go into the chapel and say, 'The Rev. Mark Guy Pearse, nuthor of "Daniel Quorum," is in the vestry and can be seed at thrvelence each. the proueeds to go for the good of the cause."--Lon don Answers. The Top Hat In Sculpture. The statue of Alfred de Nlusset, placed some years ago at Neuilly. just outside the l'ote Maillot Paris. rep resents 'the poet in the outdoor .os __ tunme of his epoch. holding a si!k ha..t in one hand. Personally ! indni tely prefer this "dandy Musset" to the huge and :-nmbersome grotp otsm e the Comedit' rnise or the enor - n ou 1 j'eSict in rv;k'f on k is pe:ps the on.......n''ial rtain'ly the1l0 poet- who I r tate .. s in 1a- li___ Tremkha- f : this duewhic I 1::tv gi:-fd is the i: r:e q s::m 'f r. s: whridae in rn: f: prin-!*;::s (omr.-nce to :1 tig in.':rs -ar\\.Ve. Ken"t. IU ' i' !,ne-( : u.:yUr. : d etti tO a pr::.a-ing s is h1 o!ding :n etrly \'ietorian 1op.nt 11'ouit eighteen meIes in front o 17 bwrw A tight frock conit eimuletes the tout ensehbe. London Nott.s and Queries. One Didn't Count. A locanl ofileini. at a dinner in Ihila delphia. praised the Quaker City ar dently. "I must even praise." he said with a smile, "our esclusiveness-we carry it so far, you kno~i. Birth is not enough with us: residence is equally impor taut, and they who live above Market street ::re doomed Here, surely. is xclusiveness with a vengeance. "They tell a story about a dinner in - Rittenhouse square. At this dinner, as the fish course began. one woman - whispered to another: "'Dear me, there are thirteen at tabler j "But the other woman smiled and 1 answered calmly: play "'Compose yourself. my dear Mrs. Cadhiddleder Waddle. Mrs. North- Call Broad is not really one of us. She lives uptown, you know.'"-Exchange. lay - tear A Hostess and an Emergency. ton Lady K. had sent Parnell an invita- to d tion to dinner, but Charles. who was shin, very absentminded with respect to so cial functions and unconventional in bh the extreme. had forgotten the right ball date-of the party. He therefore turn ed up a couple of evenings afterward dire< an hour before the time. Lady K. tr glad to have him on any terms. did not undeceive him as to his error, but guii hastily sent off several notes explainm- o leg the situation and asking some of mou her most intimate friends to help hb wh Sin her emergency. She also ordered a uastily improvised dinner from a near 'caterer's.-"Life of Parnell" bl A Natural Query. SOfl The late General F. D. Grant. when mten discussing military neatness. used of. to S ten to tell a story about his father. to a "My father was talking to General ~ Sherman in his tent one day," he the would begin. "when a third general en. Tb tered. a brigadier notorious for his "A slovenliness. After the brigadier left drat my father blew forth a cloud of smnoke Tb and said: " "'Sherman. I wonder whom that man man gets to wear his shirts the first week?'" Dlats Naming a Book. It is not generally known how Kip ling chose the title "The Light That Failed" for the hook that helped to make him famous. He had almost de cided to call the novel "The Failure;" although he was somewhat dissatisfied -a with this rather prosaic title' One even ing as he was sitting in his study read' ing by lamplight the light went down T suddenly, when Kipling exclaimed: foils "By JIove, I've got it! 'The Light e.. U That Failed!'" . Thes .. wili -Gilded Pets. fer'i "Riches." said the ready made phi'-il losopher. "have wings. disturb our rest P9 and require constant care." "I suppose so." replied Mr. Dusti~n sitt Stax, "but human nature is human ne nature. and we will keep on wanting tht dollars the same as women want dogs ed. and canary birds."-Washington Star. iona -____ _____al sa A Man of His Word. e "Well, old man, did Binks keep hisC word and share -his last dollar with pi you?" asked Hodgkins. -wa "Yes," sighed Downanout. "He did, for r but he'd made the same promise to tle s twenty others, and aUl I got was a fore< usd nickel."-Harper's. ue Culinary Ignorance. M a) Mrs. Kaller-Cooks are such ignorant Fe things nowadays. Mrs. Justwed- censt Aren't they? They can't do the sim- Ne a plest things. I asked mine to make Slat some sweetbreads the other day, and R4 she said she conidn't.-McC"s Maga- takt zine. -Sensitive. th"I~eo Dentist- Wemutilthneeof . that tooth. Patient-Then I will go out no of the room. I'm too tender hiearted e.y to witness it.-Meggendorfer Blatter. ,' r Are Ever at War. he's 'her ac tw things ever!a-tingi at ety. war,~ jov 'rod p~ es bUt Bucklen s A'rnica s 'oon sbdues the itchin', i"ri'a'ion, ia flammai orwli. it gives comn-ha On'y '5 eeu't' a . all drIt: at T'r.e Remaind~er. Id~ Dear Stapshots - Can you tell me whart is the remnader of the quota tion~ beginning "Maa pr'oposes?" Cer ta1uly.. Man proposes; woman op poses.Buffalo Times.m Easily Answered. Wife-The doc'tor has advised me to elas go south for a month's rest. The ques ton now is where to -ro Hu'sband - Go to another doctor. Not So Bad. -W' :. Eve~ ii:,i worste otfers fromn pb~ishers.' rsponded the poet. - Ran ii Z2.-._ -4', TlzHIS IS Tf known the country c goodness of its c speakmg population Of perfect coffee m hundred years ago. Is the best of al I Orleans coffees. I ricn, smooth, doub coffee; pleasing tc braeng to the wh , sk your g and accept r 'Che RElLY-TAYL New Oe= yhe Slu h id -rion-. writing nu r!;ele! ou ' reaki manta:gd in Chicngo by jimV han. This team was called the n ISquares. The Legan qaares d - game with a famous colored called the Leland Giants. Fuller :oefon: "In this garne. which was: ecide the city penuant cbampi'on-, a freak piay ocuinrred thit helped .elir.d Giants to win. A baxtted hmt w:s ;eing safe over the head e second basemnan struck an Ing sparrow. killed the bird and fell Gin front of the tcasemanf who v the runner out and saved the if you doubt this Callahan wil' you the bird, which h'e had td to keep as a souvenir of hard iUet may do to a ball club. Got Them Ali. doctor told him he needed ear rates, proteids and. abore all,. thing nitrogen2ous. The doctor oed a long list of foods for him t. tie staggered out and wabbled' restaurant. w about beefsteak?" he asked ~vater. "*Is that nitrogenous?" wai!er didn't know. e fried potatoes rich -in carbohy es er not?" waiter couldn't say. e. I'll fis it," declared tbe poor in despair. "Bring me a large of hash."-Washingtonl Herald. ning People Receiving the Full Benefit. are have been many cases ike the ing in Mlanni. vryn relat e expeienc~e of people wec kn;w. o muena toward relievia.' the suf Sof thousandCs. Suich tesct'ion It WVhite. S. B3oundarvS.,'d S. C., says: "I can . confr the' et I gave regarding DI n' K , x..i ills mn March 1908 aind agi say this remedy acts just as repr'&een used Doan' Kidney Pibsoc ly when in need of Ltem and t hce' wee so wea that.c I n'haut little~ cj iover the kidn-yv sece i. 1 e r d constautly frmbn kce act oss my 1oins and mornings I o lame and sore that it wa~ hard ec to dre'ss. If I sat downi fo I t hil, I h'ad to lift myvself by mi Nothiniz ever' he' ped me u-ti I Dan's Kidney P'ills. Th'ey sv r 1 kidneys to ac normal .- ,nd ition cerrected all thec other symp tomcs : complaint. ir sale by all dealers. Pri'e ?>0 SFoster- Mil bu rn Co.. lBuffalo, York. sole agents for the United meber the namce-Doani's -and no other. Afber the Mother. FOes your sou tak Ie after you? used to think he was~ goin to, but that he's in college he show's et ig of tatking after his mother." hat so?" 'es the only thing he's made since been there is the debating soci '-Detroit Free Press. Madfe It Clear. .]gernon,. am I the first woman you eer loved?" ot exactly. I was in love with my her at ten and with at circus rider veh'. But you are the first girl I Sever asked to marry me, my "--Washigton Ierald. What He Cut. ms-M: sona was speading so at cle.e that i told him he Ot o~ut somec of the ilrxtrica 1"I - Do e Lo it ? Willis-Yes. IL' fs me that be"~s bee~n cutting .......y...r...d.a the be st M. I have tom!.:ia elec nd Two Vers:ns. I ' Jane 'B"nrow- k irst :'ontribntlon to litetur a somn VerV! ta sr Sent to tl,, ch.e h i'-ied 5he StI' in ; " ns 4e!c, :a'.snted the Who i' h:: itwas nS:ehock: "I !>Iv, no us" for yu il ess f eg v::i ::ur.::iI morle. nd eur. .;se :Iinli: ejction yo.npdtha . b-n :d O mh. e(!e worded soe scrnuly ::ssheer-!. 'unnec.essary crot sji:y Fli:~u endured eiser.~ yp in .srli tudh for wn -h family knew th in_, ot her l nture-t mt oer feelinseem T4 t:)mUch "or tier. She confessed an <nadd ymaty flut when sOn ho the lotter th.rV remins usthat .Ise's w r nend' spir Stn itrI: lin.d Wies reatod with more c:: th: :ness; :mi wIth the , the we rins mslyat *,reuser . - .Ion t n:H writt-h: --d n tr ~ n-- yon:e nro v :ke s.-td Ye owths Cor:. r:n Atu~'k ~ A resenty pubshI iwor on he socl)i:tt nts t i 1: the into e onr, r~etiis as that tous'ersee invent eon iyt. k'he of Wein o: thon uo the enfltiid -uhn t pay a Iy::vyL the tohe the:e o n~toI a:r t masse Cunrlved Arhe ;ofane ofyhce n versiti n we refused admission to theg ar::io :;f hpe:l wit Le de ed trousers. v~i 0 rnDukv hi-m selvwas exed f mAlneaks when he presented hr'imelf in this pet a.ominatins Pufat t tcnqueror ofr. Napolern w:s not o i reisted in his - far :.reni:eri task fr coqe ing pulie opiniou. T es somnleing :tbo thiesand tht comendted themy to the so eneimind o.' the mansses. nni -e a .-e be wearing theo eoer Curved Arm~s of Fiywheels. A great many the le imagine that the arms o n dywhels a ptill are curedir hesage is of beauty and araeful aipernce .ut thiAs not so. In the making ot these wheels they are cast in sand from Molte~n iron poured 1in. Als the mrm: are of less thickness ande bot than the heavy rimb and the Ilub, they begin13 to cool off quicker. By the time the arms are "set" the rim nd hub are still cool ing anA contracting and the effect of Their shrinn : I to cause a very powerfup on the arms. As the latter are oldly set they become se verely strained but i the as a are curved they withstand the pull that goes on during shrinknage annd simly striyghten out a little. A South -African Namne. 4 The hard8y Boe r roortrekKers h a-d a fin- sess of, In naming places in Sotsi Africa. in nhcb Transvaal ther-e Is a1 place! whiich rejoices in the name ot Wa pchteenbeitjebeldebsch afonten. dI is a name." says a Cape Town exeltange. "which s..-peaks of lei sure. whose gente initation to te tdirst traveler to rt es a little b the brook beneath the coo, shade of the tree cals up at ouce tie hoout Of t. green onsis in a dry and barren land." The Unopened Letter. "Wat doesGerge an' gin' tis e " ob. theiri usua ot or fsnonene--n dyinge love feent. despair adpal the' that? of istTrmpt."hi "What aire' i Ton eoin todoin aboolSt? -OI retrn zito tnoed my thear!" -luaed B~u" is. ia ru o Fayst Tr-amp--TiherP e nt g'on' to bed .'ee.iilzo. TheseI:" cooi' school cis "eachin- ;ir '-o toDL- use~ u th cold ~To s e- a rai-o; tue' an wa.ic ill-.' edb the st~tu. j: expe .:paid for htis Trele snes i~th hst~'s lie.Ou Iit.=: that. tuay: whenuu peopale -t c o!tantuuhst and clds. -Orhk yom-'li fe hen promp . 2.-aer Dr.f ~ui: Kuini:.'e a D i 'Se d b lumihem ::nR' ~'s If -Ofrd e n er ''Imt 1r :n.I; itrm.tb!. railwa honk f :ure ntI . " .: ti m--. : fllly-t:u a e rr::Iiob' Tei,1:4 muil 'u2 regai dined 1::ds hle reliabl and~f u: t nd.- Stt and 8100 Ple okaot S~ae': tefe Toredr i oe C iep tron or pLur. s hr nth amerie . la ntnive mpsedW ofvgeal e)trs fro m rots an:dt erbsi goe aotne "to the iver and boracel's 'Ec-ino leimmditel:y whout enryuseat orcommn. t Te hen iqui gfd Livoter ith gyan rthe remwyn for cheonic cnonyatre, ttheadacheon, Aeer he lls, ind hdipetio n: th lier -oe. t is hnarmestsr and Ple'aant inefef fromcu~ Congstto R. L T. s th pefe-laa HE CITY rvertfor the pc a --- fee. Its Frenen developed the art king nore than a a N I so-ca led New ~ is a pecuIarly strong, flavorful the palate and e system. rocer for ii o substitute OR COMPANY U.S. A. She Paid or. the investment. "ere.'.' cnipined the aggrieve fater. "I hao spent nearly $15.000 o hat giri's eduntion. and now she ge and ma rries , -$2.500 a year cler-.. "Wel." said the friend of the fan ly. isn't that all of 25 per cent o: vour -investment? What more do yo wtant?" Always on the Job. "No. Mr. logerson. I cannot be you wife. (Quickly recovering himself.) "Wel hat ends it. 'May I ask you. Mis Lodemia. if you are carrying all tb ife insurnuee you want?"---Chica Iribune. The "Progressive" Party is the :ndivi'ivui, man or womim u: uses F'e Kidney~' Piifr backaneb )fl tad b.addr ('rre::ui1are. Foe n a relios ue;-:nte. The Dicks.i D a A Cocl: Acci:!.W Dircovery Om- ' i Iec.-t '::1ys Ua (:(ookilng P: When lhine fruom I'ais to St. GeC mal wrS4)openedi the ;irst trrin en rct:1! a i na prty for ;lo::e lune vas oderedt Thei mna was li::od I' eon. and silere;I befo*'rea tou por tt potatos wee DUt 10o fry A fF tnet Wis !t-:erd al( :M:ig t en! laed for a:; n.;r. so the I tate, we: oken 'il the fire. bta left in thle p.: Then entr.e a second wessag'e. Ta just airrivincg." and the potatocs we: hirid:: pt bar!: to fry, :ngnin 'Srz th party s::: rnw a toe lunch the pot: tees we:'e broeulht on vithc the stenl Eah iitip w.as th:-- found! io he blow; OUt !!!je : soifl . c-isi.. r euef Iealtoe to thit <'eligh; t of the :.-n-s:s. The rot w vithou: nowein:.: it hadinet ponnne ete sel ?es. A Paro!ble. Twoa ::en sheood watchinig a stea shovel at wor.iI Wjih a chatter "nd; ro1r te shovl it ito a sleep ha elti n : (arad ofl earth i a dupe it e a wi-tting freight trali onion:er. "to ee :hnt n i oste:ltr tntir t~e br:e:d otee of Cgoodi ue's moueth ti:: ears falster lhan :a hundred an with reicks and shovwels could do it." nt the c~ ir oci 'ooker shook his hce: nld answered: "Ner hero. mics:e:; t it wvouId De ter to emp:; :; ha'fdree me: wi picks ::;! shoelCs on; ts job wou ;dt 't b bett e stiiil. by yca:r way of thin 11ng. 1to e:ag~dy a ho::.:;od men wit fert 10 and tabh.::,eonsi''--New~ .C: Goot V'cing~ In th.nn Das m ~ jr e on. cc 'i::: 'b bra b\He rih .1ih CXV:"i'i: nd high :.4ts The weigh1ts 'f r actinz ho:s used :: thi time may I judged frocn 1: a;e tht wvhen thn v:e converted ;om ''izhes 1to S o::s. ithse~s fr p:sen-.ers adde sons.-.ondon Chroance. t-er Susy Life. Auact Mah:rthn s-:onds ni! C:1y Ioe picsto defeat thle hurgars she .ertl -ure aye coEig here. jon t;:a: 1OR CLE.K OF COURT. - *m:-In -A N *;% W SE F A CAN L di~e or t:e i:'-- o Gek l Co~urt for arenion Co y t ot rules of the . im IT. C W'E LLS. :L GI TO .0 -mw !Y TiiE RULES ofW th D--mr::. . . rimy-. I hereby an ica.ce.- myse-f . cmdid: .e for re . cttion to tht inee of Clerk of Court of Ch irtondoni Count:. ARCHIE L. BARRONZ. r ANNOUNCE .YSELF A CANDIDATE -for the omtle of Clerk of Court. subj-et to he rules or the Democratic Primary. J. Ii. TDION.S. FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR. - AM A i:.\ND:DATE F~O: THE~ OF'i-l' 1/ NK 2. E A T TH ANS OIlATION : . n rir Unncm l C"Iif I-,-_. .' tup----:!rof Claren1oni County. sui *t to hi- o ' - Democratic primary W. i. DA\I. "' The.' C!: iv: f C r.':: '::o car iauas -nneti d. :; i y n he~f-. eIhavesinc' itt veryv gr:at p t the xi fOr th.e.uppor :iv'n me in :.hat ileetnn U'd n: uitm:. m- canidiae-v 1 duno entir.'yI A m: 'OWIn terit. : d upn tni 1 s.k the Sul) .1rt o the pople otha cmnty. ad i f elected. r to:*11M;1(,'L- !u o-oly after every section ve coun:1 :' .i tofaimi.i.ly dschage cetry I ; of :he oills a tet be my absiv ity. I.L. JOHN STOUN. . NOUNE -YSE LF A CAN- i . didatf f.r Cary Sipervisor, su'djec to the u of if.eDmnr:i Primar.': . iE B.IOLADAY. A T T-E1 EQUEST O_ A NUBEZ R OF Z. e a:~::s h b;:ve e..usnted to ie acawidate or )h l.- e o" Counv t-upervisor. M- et tt ra.- the Dmocratic primar-. If clhosent [ha' . or to efxercise th -me s)USLIZ uImegrnnt that I have in mny privale affir. Ro.pectfull. CALVIN J. H.LEY. FOR SUrERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION. T 73REnY ANNOUNCEI MYSELF A C. N did.te for rrcuOi to the otce of County siperintendent of Education. subject to the uies and rc:::atonsgoverning our Democratic iraries. E. J. DIOWNE. FOR SHERTIFF. UI3JICT TO THE RULES OF THE DEMO S cratic narty. I hereby o2er myself for re ,lection to~ the omtee of 'Sheriff of Clarendon ountv. E. B. GAMBLE. FOR SOLICITOR. IEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CAN didutxe for re-electlion to the oItice of solicitor f Third Judicial Circuit. subject to the rules of he Democratic primary.PHILIP S PHLPH. STOLL. T HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CAN S didate for the ofice of Solicitor forhe Third Judicial Circuit. subject to the rules of the Dem ocratic primary. THUS. H. TATUM. FOR CORONER. MO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF CLAR I endon County: I wish to announce that I am a Candidate for the office of Coroner for Clarendon Countv, subject to the rules that govern the Primary election. HARYEY C. BAGGETT. T1O THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF CLAR -s ENDON COUNTY: Feeling that I can discharge the duties of the 6Mce of Coroner with honor to myself and credit to the county. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the ofmcc of Coroner for Claren don county. pledging myself to abide the result of the Democratic Primary. JOHN L. JOHSON. Y HEREBY ANNOUNCE M.YSELF A CAN didlate for Coroner of Clarendon County. sub ject to the rules of the Democratic primary. I im a graduate of Cedar springs Institut'e for the deaf and the blind. I performed all of the dutie-s that was assiarned to me there. I have aso made a good moral character here in the town of Manning. THEODORE V. GRAY. FOR lOUSE OF REPRESENTATIqES. - HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CAN didlate for the Hou-e of Representatives, <ubject to the rules of the Democr-tice party. JOS. H. LiURGESS. T HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CAN . diateforthe ous ofRepresentatives, ubject to the ruhes of the Democratic Primary. R. D. WHITE. THERE WILL BE QUESTIONS OF I Iportance to come up in the next general as embly. and with my practical experience its ai Le-ri>sator. fe-el that I can hec of .ervie. I therefore ann ounce mysclf a cantdiate for the Eouse of Re-presentative. subject to the elects on of the Democratic Primary. I. M. WOODS. T ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CANDIDAXTE .! ftor re-lc-action to thi;. 'ouset of Rep re-.en.ta tives frtom Clatrtitd'n, ctunty, subjec to th* ru-s aover:ite.tthe Demoitic Pr11 r ANNE UNCY ANNOUCE 2 LFA -N jtct to itn-:- riules of i e Demnoe.r:i riay T ANN~OUN'CE .YSLF A C.\NDIDATE i. for ie e:.on o he Hjous of !-pr-setu aves. subject t.o the- rule-, of the D.emo~craitic party. H.AR\'EY W. -IICEUM. T iEREU-1Y ANUNCE ..YSELF A (AN .. didlate for th'- House of Repnresenttatives from Clarenden couty :d pe::;- n:iy'lf to -ae FOR MAGiISTRATE. .T lE VOTUP S tOF M ANNING JUDI .. eit D istrict :-Prim i.n: to :thide the re. silt of the Democaic pra-re. I het-rhy ain nounce mnyseclf ai car..I it' for the umee of 2-lug irate at .Mauin. Re'o .fil-a. ~ 'ARl DtItKSON. T R ..ETyi tIt- LLY Ait THlE DIMJOCRtA ...e o-r.fth- Mannit::t jald'ial dIirk-: L ectn' :e in the: Mari-trtate adme- for tw( yrs me'.rt . ped::In : myclf t..ubi; ti- actiot ofty vioirst at t':w app'proIthinI pranlary ele tion. 3a ::7th. ttt'!. 0. -1- U I A H A -. FOR MAGISTRATE AT TURBEVILI.E. THERtEIY ANNOUNCE MIYSELF A CAN .. dilatca for re-el-cton of Ydari-trate- in Tlur i .e a..t.o.Judic.ial Circui'.. toi be vted on ti th<i .ow::preinetis: t>ot:1t2i.. elibiiun Mti anm Saniy Grov''. club-. I bhave done :ny best to fats charat-Imv dutte' in tits .,mer. t.ud i I anm re .rtedit iise ti ito iiimwiita. And furthe n ed.te toit ::- n.ernied bya th- r'' :ad r-eea nhs o rte Dem-:ocrte t i:.rt:. .D. IliRD. Turt.-iiir-c. S. C. FOR TREASUJRER. -r a:C.tY ANNo-:M. :Y AANDLAC' .L terre~er tit thet stie: G-:: - 1' FOR AUDIORV. Tf lHEREF>Y ANNOUNCE MYSELF A CAN L diatm f.. r e.Eicctics to thle omtee of Count; .uditor. tubject io the rule~ .f the Demio.crtt ~ rimry. NDREW P. BURG(ESS. 'FOR UNITED STATES SEN~ATE. H IERDY ANNOFNCE MtYsEL~F A CAN diatei for thet United States 'tenate. -ubijet to te rules of it De:noeratic 'rimary. You suport an~d induencei~t will . : .preciavdt. FOR CONGR.ESS. - 1. th 1e m -.. ... .Ia l el tu fi. t h ith:, BEHST QUALITY. EXPERT WORKMANSIP. + R & SON 11 ,40N, c.! p :hu rNetur-ers (or CYPRi ESS)~' DORiS. SASH AND BLINDS. Charleston. S. C. Prompt Deliveries. Estimates Furnished. AE~ 740%4 t~. See our new Moline improved Gearless Cotton and Corn Planters, eouipped with Runner Sweeps, Covering BlIadosand Rear Prs:Wlwhel. Runner opens the fur 'ow, the So.cep leveis thie surface, the bla'des cover the seed and thd Press Whel completeis the operation. V% This wheel is controlled by a lever. whi.ch lowers and raises the frame, aud thus governs the depth of planting PRICE $12.50. Also a full line of Mohne one and two horse Steel Turn Plows, Middle Bursters, one, two, three and four horse Wa gons. Buggies, Surries and Harness. Also some ie Horses and Mules. For Automobiles, see us. Some good second-hand _!Automobiles at bargain prices. D.C. SAW CO 10. 12 and 14 Sumter St. 'Phone 553. SUMTER, S. C. CIHARLESTON--ISLe 8K -OF -PA-LMVS Is calling you, the surf, the music, all cry out for you to follow the crowd. The Atlantic Coast Line has provided the schedules and -rates; begining Strday. June 1st, to continue during the season* SatT oCharleston For all trains of Saturday and morning trains of Sunday, limited to return until Tuesa day mid-night followving. o>-$32 For any information, call H. -- LAK 0 - Ticket Agent. 0 T. General Pass. Agt. WilmingtonN. 0. 4,' den Hadw e CO Orag'eburg College For Boys and Girls. i~rcparatrv C Ru ul~ ar Colleze C1ourses, . Te acher u~~-( "'w;se. Music. Art and New i.n: . n r id Facili i s, Military Feai ture f r t bin reach of ahi who want an