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\ yr r w I T | lUi-it: 'OH TRAVELLERS. Til '* • tC’ i »>. Rlieumtisra “Blight” c. bart & co„ . «u rn ? i '\ » r 11 costs cotton planters more f«r !*.«.' If • mil -•H' • : «. r 11> it ( V ill' ILnV ] I > i Jmh •• kamsr rarui a. KU!kt>H> l<< il a. in Sun ny arh'ic! i v« ry suiulu^ «i Voiu.k i c- p:t V 'i! ■ tt; ; sii:<! at lot. in. • i.t nfn ■ er' iec i «i • l»** ttynai i '*i .. s! , .. (.«• I.m , n t.ai i* ’ 1 . 1» 'i . tl i «*l 1 pi ;1 < Jat.i.u v tTmi-r u.•'flint'< * ! .•<*• WullllOl » • •>! 1\ S. . I * 1 V ! «• n i.i • a. Hu. > . -i a. iii. OIU.i •■. I) ■ ii -alt.a \'i iiniiiiif 1 IJ .ir y. p. U: .1 SCI 111;- u t nvt-ry 1st Sunday Mission Nucleiy, Miudny — Hev. 1. > Tuesday afier every . ."ui decs, pastor. MKiHODlst OIUHI’H. services Sunday lit 11 a. m mu'. - p. m. Sunday scl.ooi at I p. in. I’rayer meeting Thursday at S p. m. Epworth League. Tuesday at s a. m ladies’ Aid society the Monday after iiiird Sunday. indies Missionary Society. Friday after Ij rust Sunday - iv >. vv. 1. Herbert, tastor. ti t. i. !i 'm . .'>i. !•■:•% iii, ;.. i.i.. liinl arriving Jr.l-'i p. ii.. With N i n. t tieraw ami \\ .nli-*l.(»ro. Arrives at i'.i.veileviMc at 11.20 a. in., eonttee-1 iinuwith Nortli lli.iitul train on I'. A V. V. Unilroail. Vrrive at Smith; Rooky Ml., nt 2.07 |>. ni. 20 ininiites f< r iliniicr. <'minecling with \»>. I ruiii Wilniinglon vvilli Xo>. 10 ami l* fi r \t.rl\ilk anti |>miit' on N. A t'. K. II. Arrives at Riehuiontl il 0.40 p. m. •.“■i minnlu-I. r up'N-r. Thri-ngli eon-lit** < l.arluslmi io \’> .■nliing'.un. I'ulimnn v -iu -jn r < harleston to \i ilinington ami •Ia ■ k- aivillu to Now York. \o.lea Vi * ( liarleston at .i.20 p. in., arrives at Fl< reiire at h.1.*> p. m. 20j minutes lor supper, (dnneets with No. l;om Augusta ami Aiken, S. (’., via lienmark ami Smnler eonneeting at Sumter with No. ml from Columbia. Is a blood disease and only a blood reme' dy can cure it. So many (teople make l /- - Ibe mistake of t iking remetlies which than five million dollars an- at best are only tonics and cannot possi- nually. This is an enormous bly reach their trouble. Mr. Asa Smith, ' dn enorm °US Greehcastle, Indiana, says: "For years WaSle - Can be prevented, i have suftered with Sciatic Rheuma- Practical experiments at Ala- I tism, w hich thebe-t physicians were un- Knm-i ^ • i on nt able to relieve. I took many patent _ t . P f ne nt Station show WHOI.Hs \i.i iiKAI.KKS IN' ::j]Fpuit and Produce,::;; i.ir If.-irling- medicines but they did not seem to conclusively that the use of MARKET STREET, Charleston, S. C. Ilf cfc m. f:. r»« apkl in KASTFI.I Hi servicesSnad.-.y :•' 11 u iu.:iii.i> .Sunday scl.ool at: .ip, m Piayer mt< . lint \V cdueislay ms, . HerlHM t, pastor. reach my trouble. I gradually grew worse until I was un able to take ray food or handle myself in any way; 1 was abso lutely helpless. Three bottles of S.S.S. re lieved me so that I i was soon able to move ray right ami; before long I eonld walk across the room, and when I had finished one dozen bottles was cured completely and am as well as , ever. I now weigh 170.” “Kainit” will prevent that dreaded plant disease. pwjwem mi th« b«( firm* la th, Usuiad '1 Md will gladly ■au free to any hRMr u) AiMnca who will vrise to k. GERMAN KAU WORKS, n Nuwu St., New York, •Country orders solicited. 11XI I lit 11 )K ATi-: 11 '•-'3== Telephone SM; C. A. Woods. Marion, t’. s S. VV. (S. Shipp Florence. S. r lU-v No. :{2 nl-o has :i Sleeper from Macon <>a.. which No. 32 takes to New York. Nu. 32 al*o connects at Florence with No from Wade-boro. < he raw anil l>arlinglon. Through Coaches from < harleston to Washington. In addi tion to Ihilhnan Sleeper from Macon to New York, there are Sleepers from . , , - larleston t<> New York and Tampa to 18 recommended for nothing else, t - • • ■ forces out the poison matter perraanent- FLUKFNCK CuF-XCIL, Mi. nlii. \ Mi-iiUl A.x LKCitON OK HONOR Meets the 'At amt itu M >m!;iy of eticli n until, at K. of P. hall JUI,:i < IIkJONOII \Vv: HOKKMKY t li. t'oi'i.eaiuler Secretary. I I,- I I. • K L0IX11C, No. I- 1 HONOR. Aiv. tk . J .VetJneeil OHKRT . i. l\ M URI > (:• |aii K.' I - .1.1 - of 1 R.vi t. :• ,i.. .-Ik ull- I . u r ni i. K1: ■ vv v Mi if I MluYF.it .secretarj . NMHtlt - I t | V i . ■ 1 - 1 tu iiioiiy 1 ixtiie. ' u v 11 t-i- > . , t , | ne- da) a .hi at S <1 ctix'k .1 No. f. 1-.I1VV ARLi.- ( liHiieeUur I'oniiijMiidei. J J. 15 UOVV - Keeper of H, coi ns ami •' seal. AMTKNT FI1KK MAHONS. Hampton Lodue, No. 201 meets fli>i Alon day night In each n until at s o’clock. K. VV LLOYD, Woishiptul Masicr H. H. HUKHa.NPS Secretary. KKOIHKKIIOOD OF LOl'OMOTI V K FN- UINEKKS Pee De<. Division. No. -Jiii. meets ever] Sunday afternoon at io'clock. J. C. HARCH, J. L. WVSONG. Chief F.ngineer. 2d Assistant Kngineei. CHOSEN FKIEN I S. Florence Council, No. 2, meets lirst Friday In each quarter at s o’clock. 1>. H. HAMHY, Secretary, GOLDEN CHAIN, Oakland Ledge, No. at?!), meets second and fourth Wedn sday nights In each month. J. J. BROWN, F. P. COVINGTON, ( New York. No. 32 also makes connec tion al South Kooky Mt. with No. IO from Wilmington, and leaves South Uoekj Mt. al 12. to a. m.. and reaches Richmond at 3.10 a. m, FROM RICHMOND GOING SOUTH. Leave Richmond m No. 23 at Sl.Ooti i m. Reaeli Son*.Ii Rocky Mt., al l p. m. 2i> mimites for dinm-r. Arrive at ilsoi: ;ii 2.07i p. in. < liaiiue ears for < 1 ill-hero ami Wilmingti n on Ne. IS». Arrive l-'ayeticvdle !.|7) p. m.,ei:nnee- 1 ii -; V' it h sent ht)i in (i train <>n <F. A X. V. Railr.ml ti ;• Wiiniingloii and 1 ; lim i Isville. rrs ■ ! ii retlee (t.f b p, n . miiiiiie^ h ; -iipj ei. < I ;.uge u . !t,i-Sumter i-iid i'i.li.mbir.. r< ach- i':..; ( olumliia li t . N«>, at !•.• < p. m. ; Ai o eiuiiigi'to Ni.. -_t lor Ihtr. ngton, i ’ .• :-l-.\ iIiu ; in!* RennettsviI!e. Arrivei ;u » li.-.rh-ston at 10.20 p. m., eonm eting w ith 1'lant System for Savannah and all points south. I’liroiigh eoael.es on this train from Washington to ('harles ton. I’ullmau sleeper New York at .Jacksonville. \|su leave Rielimnmml by No. 35 7.30 p. in. South Rocky Mt. at 10.44 p. m. Passengers for Wilmington take No. 41, leaving South Rocky Mt.at 5.47) a. in. No. 35 arrives at Florence 3.14 a m., eonneeting; with No. 85 for Sumter, ( olumliia Denmark. Aiken, S. C., Aus- ta and Macon, and Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping Oar on this train, New York to Macon. Passengers for Oolumbiu can go to Sumter and wait until 0.43 a. m., for No. 7>2 from ( harleston, ar riving at Columbia at 10.7)5 a. m., or take No. 15, a mixed train leaving Florence at 7.40 a in., andarrivingat Columbiant 11.45a. in. No. 35reaches Charleston at 0.02 a. in., connecting at Ashley Junc tion 7 miles from Charleston, with Plant System for South. Through coaches, Washington to Charleston on this train. Pullman sleepers New Y'ork to Tampa, Fla., New York to Charleston, and New York to Macon A Real Blood Remedy. S.S.S. cures Scrofula, Cancer, Eczema, and any form of blood troubles. If you have a blood disease, take a blood medi cine—S.S.S. (guauviteedpurely vegeta-1 Office, 226 Evans Street, Up-Tnairs lable) is exclusively for the blood and ! WOOds & Shipp Attorne) s-at-Law, Florence, S. C. ly. W e w 1 f.r send to anyone our valuable books. Address Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. sss Summons for Relief. McCALL & JONES, Livery, Feed and Sale Stables. a Paid in (upiul. F.'.ou'.wi. &&&$* Ah ••• Kiuu st., ♦♦ ciiMii.EsroN, s. c. Commission Merchant, WtioleHulc ami ticlall Di aler in ALL KINDS OF FARM PRODUCTSI Such as Poultry, Eggs, Creatueiv .1:1! Ibiiiv llutter, Cheese, Countty Meats, Fruits and W-getahh-s ot evety description. Seed Potatoes, Furs, Beeswax, rallow, Medicinal Foots 11utlis, I'.tr. COUHESPfVNDKNCK SOI.ICITKU m-.TPRNS MADE DAILY HI'.l'KIifiNriC *1.1 Mill AN llANklNC AMI TRUST (>» STATE (»K sol I'll CAROf.INA cor vn of ' i oncvcp., ( (tl RTOF ( i.MMON PI.FAs. John Knkcr, 1 Inintil!, against Amanda Rater, .('ora .Indgi*. lien Raker. Kdward Rakcr,'Alfr**<l Raker Mary Raker, and John Raker, De fendants. Secretary, Coil) ina niter. I HAVE OPENED A ' MACHINISTS. Unity l^xlge. No. 2, I. A, of M. meets liinl and third Saturday nights In eaeh mouth at 7:30 o’clock. JNO. K, EDWARDS, Maater Machinist. ED. W. WOOD, Secretaiy. All of the above l.odges meet in Pythian Castle hall, v hie!) is now tetn|M>rarlly located on the secom ttoov in the limiding n< rthwert corner Evans iin-t Duii'an stn-ets oi-cupied tiy Theo. Knker. Gate ‘’tty Chapter No. 1. Order of the East ern star meets .st and td Monday’s in the month at 4 o’clock. The Kathboue Sisters meet the 1st Thurs- ! day at 8 p. nt., and the 2d, 3d, 4ih, and 5th. Thursdays at 4 p. m. INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEM- | PLARS. Florence Lodge No. 22) meets every Krt- ' day night at 8 o’clock at the old Baptist j cburct), cor. of Palmetto amt Irby street. LEWIS P. NEW MAN, MISS LIZZIE BOUNDS, Chief Templar. Secretary. Through the 8t. Jn Torumlo. Here is an illuf traticn of the way the wind handled things during the big St. Louis tornado. This bicycle, owned in East St. Louis, was struck by three barrels of syrup, a tierce of lard and one barrel of vinegar. Absolutely the only uninjured parts are the saddle and the Morgan & Wright quick- repair tires, which were full of air when the machine was found Even if these tires had been punctured, unless severely torn any one of the holes could hav Bicycle Repair Shop THREE DOORS FROM THE POST- OFFICE, ON EVANS STREET, and am prepared to do any kind of work on any kind of wheel. Re-s|ioking. Straighten ing framea—In fnct, making new machines out of old ones done at abort notice. Summons fur Relief. Complaint served. ■ To the defendants above named : You are hereby summoned and re-1 quired to answer the complaint in this | action of which a copy is herewith i served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers nt their office No. 283 Evans street, Florence, S. C., within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in tliis action will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the coij> plaint dated 19th, November 1H»«, A. D. Johnsons, DkJo.nom & Hanckki., Plaintiff’s Attorneys. To the Defendant's. Cora Judge, Ben Baker, Edward Baker*and Alfred Baker: wjuther- Fruit Co., II .M1XSON, .'lanager. \7 J Ml - D i s ami \Vhull’ aU* | v Take notice that the complaint in this action was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Florence county, on Dec. 8th IHtttl. Johnsons PkJokuh & Hanckki., Plaintiff’s Attorneys. Suppose You Were a Horse. Wouldn’t you work better— wouldn’t you hold your head higher—if you had a fine new buggy to draw ? Don’t let your horse he ashamed of your vehicle. Start the New Year with a shining new buggy. Our stock is here to be looked at —look at it whether you buy it or not. L. Y. King, Physician 6e Surgeon FLORENCE. S. C. Fruit - and - Producer Fruit and Vegetable Shipping Packages, Etc. V ( 7 ViS* 217 EAST BAY, —OFFICE AT— Covington & McLeod’s Drag Store. Glenn Springs Hotel, TLEXN SPRINGS, S. C. NOTICE TO CKKDITOKS. Six Years Experience! Prices Reasonable ! \ Satisfaction Guaranteed! A Supply of Nice WHEELS TO RENT Always on Hand. JOHN D* TReVATHAR o22-3ni FLORENCE, H. C. The Queen of Summer Resorts. New Hotel with large cool piazzas. Electric Bells, Water Works, Baths, and a complete system of Sewerage. Good roads for driving. Large Lawn, shaded by native oaks. Telegraph con nection. Mail and Express in Hotel. Railroad Depot 300 yards from Hotel, and the Best IVline Water on the Continent. For rates of board, apply to SIMPSON & SIMPSON. For water, apply to PAI L SIMPSON. The Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association All penona having clatma against the estate of L. K. Timmons, deceased, are hereby noti fied to preeeut the Name to the undersigned, duly authenticated, on or by the 27th dwy 01 November. 1W7; and all persons indebted to the s*ld estate are requested to make prompt payment to the underslgne 1. MATTIK E. TIMMONS, Jno. T. Nissin, November 27,1KU6. Administrators. dec3-4t GHARL.LL»TON, ©. G- 4 — V. CHICCO, Importer of and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Macaroni, Cheese, Olives, Olive John J. Ponard, WHOLESALE Commission Merchant, Dealer in FRUIT, POULTRY, EGGS, AND COUNTRY PRODUCE, 104 Market St., Charleston, S. C. 0-22- oct-£!-3m. And all Italian and French Produce. Imported Delicacies and Canned Goods a Specialty. Fine Family Groceries, Tobacco & Cigars. 83 MARKET STREET, -tutfephgse, Charleston, S. C. >^-;FL©MBNCB, S. C. ^ez^>INSURES against Fire. Wipd-Slorrr), been repaired by the quick-repair device in them, without trouble. Riders of these- tires, when they have a puncture, need only be careful to pump as much air as possible uto the tire before insert ing the quick repair tool. The re- pr,.r can be made in two minutes, at the roadside, without E king the tin* eff the rim. # A No Paid up Capital. The Supreme Court makes the Property Insured, (now amounting to $220,000) itself, the security for the payment of all losses. Insurance taken on all property outside of towns, except Gin-houses, Tobacco Barns and Pack Houses. ) J. E. PET1JGREW, President. OFFICERS, H. T. HARLLEE, Agent and Secretary. j. W. McCOWN, Treasurer. - Craam cocoauut 10c lb. fcw*. i v • at J. R n 19 3-m MTIOML SURCICIL INSTITUTE. Allaata, Ga. Katabllabad 1914. ms of tbs Spina, Htfu lintnla. Female and k Rheumatism, Urin ary Organa, etc. Send far Illustrated circular. Dr. F. H, Mceod, Office above Lake & Co. Residence, 232 Irby Street, Florence, S. C. Charleston Produce Exchange. S. J. L. riATTHEWS, Commission Herchant, •E 03 and 94 Market Street# 3 W/E SOLICIT consignments of all kinds of ™ Country Produce. Quick returns. Com missions, 5c. We solicit your orders for all kinds of , Foreign and Domestic I'ruits and Produce. References: Mercantile Agency, Enterprise Bank. osz-ssio Shepherd Supply Company, 232 MEETING ST., CHARLESTON, S C. FOR s HALE. My 6-room rosidenceon Cheeves Street, near M. E. Church. House first-class. Price reasonable. Mrs. Esther Dargan. noVJt.-t f H. E. GEE, Dentist, D(ace''>ocrre«P.iU.«Lake'Ki>Bruf ittore. FtofltoMe, S. C. WHOLESALE STOVES, TINWARE, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. OIL HEATERS. Statk Aukkts for the Sat.k <11 —A N I>— Over 200 Differ, i.t Styles j Cooking and ^ Hfating Sr ’’ •* WHOLESALE ; TIN PLATE SI1KET IRON, TINNERS’ SUPPLIES, GALVANIZED Guttfr and Pm-: Also Oil Cookers and Heaters. 1 K stoves \ ^Ganges 4 9 w a waiit the in<*f , Iihi t In ev>rt i in- . a Mi. hl»l>- IO m*!! our Icei • HtO\is W.- giiMianli-f 1 i protei-ttoii iii hi- territory each agent > e -p olnt. If not so d to >uur to vii aeuddirvt toe* fori-nie»)i i " AI ON, t