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a d ?. a y av ' V' AT EEL V K V v ? The re Stc m and Organs A * 0 " 1st., as the st 3 rented. '. * q * > *** ' | Krani ? u ? Ludu V 13 < : a " j Edison ?3 * These ma, H. J. Welsh ' ? January 1st. " Blum & Co., i U i MARCHAP ra DILLON, V b sj -!- m n ta ? n % n Kef09S & SL^y' & ?j ^Lit' k^r W(3 ?$?$ K%uaa,aBMt&& into the famous Craddock Shoe. We know the men behind it. We know their ideals. We know t . factories they have bu and the working com tions in them. All the things combined ma the safest, sanest shoe your money c as carefully selected as you'd select become experts. The fit and comfc Will you match your time agai I. BLUM & COMPA s n : s a a o s n :? b * s * o * 5UCED PRICES ck of High. Grade Pianos fust be Sold by January ore we occupy has been ? ? Cnabe, ich & Batch, If 4) ff n dk .Lane, vig & Tonk Pianos ographs and Records he nice Christmas Gifts, will tune Pianos after Orders received at /. opposite A? C. L. Depot ;JT MilCir r A SOUTH CAROLINA : > n ri *1 n ? a a : ? .% ^ > r. n r: ?se Look f^r the Rcdl ke BetJ on the Eiox Thfi \DOCK SHOE /3II Leathers an buy. The styles are right up to the minute. The leathers are a precious stone. 'I he shoes are put together hv men who have >rt are built right in. The wear is the talk of the whole shoe trade, nst ours for a lit and perfect satisfaction ? NY, - DILLON, S. C. m -> ?__ ; 9A\V A THItONir-V ANI8H. ? Mnift Bcra parte Saw Queero-liip of V f/Oi-t When Republic Wits ml ' zitifd. J*. Balt'cioic, Dec. 2.?One of thej R mort romantic ep ise des tf modern, * hlst< i? KCftlltd by tbg depth yf V Mnu-. Bonaparte, whose body wan laid to rest this week, for Mnie.' , Ucunpnrtc, onto a belle of Rk'S'oii, : V v. .. b, li i a I'd nxoial rights, the mm Queen el' Wcsti holia, ard late r she i: w th?; thione of Frauco ?Tp v through her : ugtra as tile rtpub-: *a l'c succeeded the empire. The marriage of hor irtc hu?r V bat.d's granule. her, J rico jero.no H? Bonaparte, brother of Napoleon i. to Elizabeth Pattexeno, of Haiti-. V more, tir.d the- dctcrm ned efforts of m the brave end anibifcrs bride to enforce the recognition of her! V rights form one cf the most inter-1 est Ire serial chanters ef n neriod . , A'htch was crowded with events of V interest and importance, p Mine. Bonaparte, like the famous , i Elizabeth Pattcrrcn, was a woman! * ' , ai. fine picsehce and forceful charB j acter. She 1 iv? d a modest life, and f inu rested herself in charity. J * * W lie 11 the famous lletsy Patterson ppjmarried Prince Jerome' Bonaparte , she was the belle of the intellectu* ' al and social life that then cava; BJ Baltimore the title cf the Athpna of America. Prince Jerome was then i J- youngest brother cf the great Na? poltxn, r.r.d cut a dashing figure as ?* a lieutenant of the French navy. He, J-jwas cruising iu the West Indies __ v.hrn France and England wont to * war, nnd lr's vessel "ought shelter *- in Nc\ Yorlr. He came on to Brlw! tlmorc and met the daugliter <f W.ll rm latterter., a wealthy old v me chi ni. m They v o-e married by both civ;! ami relig'o s rurmoi y, in spite ' ' ! the ot no t n of Nnpflccn I. and the fa li r <r "Botey" Patterson. {They sailed icr France, but Napol-j ! i r. vcfurrd to allow them to land. m !<c beautiful Betsy mace; her heme in England, where her only I* . !", .1 rom iVapoleon Bonaparte, v :>s bet i . '] ho husband entered the F:cr. h navy, and Napoleon I. v placed the young pr'nee cn the at tit :i o of Westphalia. The princu v.r s for? d to marry a second wife. , ( . ther.i.f, c'r?.fl tcr cf King FredH .erlrk I., if Wurtemburg. # The famous Betsy died in ICagv lard, her oily pc^ i coming to Ann r? ' !i.:i r.r.d manying Susan Mav, daughter of of Benjamin Williams, *<* <f T tfixbPry, Maes Their eldest 513 '' i d was Colonel Jerome Napoleon i : 11 o. wnoso ww w iiiis j?;>i * ' par. a (1 away. That Kleetric Chair. _ ... ? The Charleston l-'i.st came for. v.: a a few days since wvitli t s :'!rtst!cn tl.i*t South Carolina. t'1 ( . v. install tiro electric chair : substitute fev '4>e- barbarfcus * r:i I < Cf. few in icgv.c in South v <>iti ..a for the cxecut ion of mur? ih i.. The Ca.l.ty Ledger prumptl. 'y e pcmlcd ilia' there "no nccil V for elcctr e ehairs ci any other der-' \' In tM tin ?? Jus* at pr.aent. i . "i.-iter v.a t rft I our juries learn ! I" the ; L cf cnivict'.ug criminals and i fj .v.r Ccveinor develops backbone / cro.gh to alkw the sentence of c r.rls t lu ( rrlcd out rather p then be a ju:.:i ng yj rk for pul'tl-1 . en I p pi sc (xciainu the Ledger.; V \VI : t ti c- I.edg-r says is well |T c:-..Lgii for the present time bnt let " is h >pt that c rr Juries will soon ? V wj ke i i>. Then v.e belie re it would , ?1 bo \.\ U x> hi : II the electric ell lr . for i' a e rtainly a more hu-' ' * n \ ; ; of put:ins people 1 ; death ; ithe gallows ? Groen?~ .Ill- Piedmont. ? 'L\, l.ib: i <11 hi j. Cliaritv Hospital. t P.tln (id, V: ., I cr , 2.- R. F. *i Tylc i, ibc youngest son of the date > Fit n!> i t, .ji hi .vkr, tenth I'rcsif (1 :it * l 'in i lilted fet; Its, is today ;;n \:inc of a cl i rity ht>s>5 pit; i tl city and bis. wife is r " u Svvuate c' the Eastern * State Hospital for the Insane at Williamsrv burg. Tjicr If". :i r.uiall estate near I Asl lai d, twenty milts from this jcity. Dad li : 1th overtook him, land be was compelled to place a moitgcge on the place that, he and j his vvifj might have the necessaries icT l.fc. Ther the wife lost her h<ai'h and while walking through the house at night recently she M'as seized with an attack of cpiIti y and fell over u lantern, re- ? ' cei\ ,rg burps which wrecked her , nei \<;i s syste m. Mr. Tyler had Injured one of Ills bands a few days before by stickling a br'ar lr. bis thumb. When he tried to extinguish the blaze lie received further iujurits and blood poisrr.ing developed. He has been h< e for si inc time, but this was unknown until recently. Ilis condition is bud and it is thought that he will lose an arm as a result o. . the blood-poisoning. Reports from the hospital in l which the wife is detained are that sle is hopelessly ill from several ailments, one of which is tuj be rente sis. The farm is now to he gold to pay off the mortgage. Mr. T ; 1? r has a brother on the , IVmli In Virginia, and another brother is prog'dent cf William and Mary ?'a!l^gp. MAW COTTON PICK! It AT WOllK. A i'Tor? nee (V unty Farmer tmpi-esM(1 With (tie Price Machine. Mr. Cltorpc Hoffuteyrr who has ^TK'f u at'< r:t". :r the Methodist conftri nee :ii iicuncMjville thi^ week ha(1 nn opportunity to t?oe the price cotton picker :.nd where it bed pick(d cotton. Ho was very favorably , impressed with the work cf the machine and he believes that it will be .in ec-nernl operation by another Bcrton. bo pays 4hnt the rows of cotton picked by the machine locked clean! tr thun if they had been picked by hf.nd. end that It appeared to Pave the staple in much finer condition, j If this rotten picker could be put! to wotrk this year It would certainly i find ^ lot of work to do in th!s;l " sectiony " | 1 ' WHAT ARE YOU DOI^W With YOUR money 9 \ YOU CAN FILL sl BUCKET x PKOMgy PBOg^ tfStiti si'L ~_^ ^ ^. _ *^"" Put it?the bank &4/V/C o/ D Dillon, S. C. I ?an^- . _- , i ^'. : ' j?5s*^i* i K?rtM^ t gpnaeto- *-*--, t, mi i t\.,J Prize Offers from Lending Manufacturers Book on patents. "Hints to inventor ' "Inventions needed." "Why some inventors fail." S nd r t;.h sketch or model for ,. search of Patent Office records. (Air : \t. Greeley was formerly. ^ Acting Commissioner of Patents, ar. 1 as such had full charge of 3 the U. S. Patent Office. 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