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Sk to to*i m WPM | C BaMft •* *BMOT BP9 to) tWM* •# i «m» ito | •>»■< »*4 U»* •• f»H Ml KM I Ttia* «•••. ' ^m>U A r. ftimtrf ttmrttmm* tm* •■il—U— •> iIm f w»fc""l« • *••» *k*» taO*!*. Karl*. anJ ihal If «MI 4 fcf lU*. |*m (tea h.if Um *nr«il*4 l»*«H»-railc VOla ahoultl b* raat la tk# prlm*r» Alaetlon* thn furn'K-ran In th* l*'j(l«l* tura would nol be bomi.l by It. r..ult hal>'r.Uy lo a. ni.-l VrolUnal ri*r . . .... . I. „ „». r l»e. —I >l»cu»»loti Nu- 1,—ralihiii and could, without violating |>anty ob- IlfCatloui, alect a Senator who had not ^ono Into the primary election. On next .Saturday the candidate, for five ITnited S^atea Scnator*hip will en ter on the la*t. guACim^of their Inn* face. During the past week nothing atartlliiKly new occurred. As before only about an nveraKe of one-aeventh of the Democratic Totlnjt a^.renKt.'r at tended tbe campaign uieetiiiKs. All •were courteously received and eaeli given the applause 80 aweet to the ears of the candidate. Ex-Henalor Irby did not develop tbe amount of •trenj;tli be was believed to hav* In lire bill eouniry, “where the rlvar* run " III* atar ap*»ear» lo U- paling It I* ih • rlerwl brlirf that a aaisMid primary will b* In wbirt 0*«. Mrl^urU and K. a»s awl k* th* mala that * a*w*ewr*« ««-••• •~ r t »• It SM| • It. |l. MrMilUn — Adjourn, it j». m—Aermon *• I h* ld*al Teae’u- ar” hf Naur, T. I*. I.M4.—dinging con* teat by Hundajr H< Ullhful ^Sunday School teacher* and what they may accomplish, Our new! of auch, opoued by f»r. J. G. William*. Dia- cuaalon No. ‘J —How to teach the Sun* day School Lclann, tb be opened by Kcv. G. N. A*l ew.—Keport of com mittee, and adjour.imeut. 3 p. m.—Devotional Excrdses^Ver- bnl rcjiorts from Sunday School*,- -IHh- (■usalon*: Sunday School Klterature, The Bible, to b«0|>encd by Dr. W. I). Hice,—Presentation of Banner to win ner of Hinging contest, by Hev. W. Ilayn* worth.— Ailjourn. « p. m.—Sermon on '‘flome Train-, ing” by Kcv. .1. I». Hoggin*. Sunday II a. m. - Sermon on Mission* with ndlertlon for State Mi**tnn*-fey Kev. W. K .lolinson. 3 p. ni.— Ma»* nieiUliig. All Suodav H« h<H>|s w iiliin reach cordially Imite.l to attend — Add ream l*v l*r. J. II. K. Mltbons, IV lla) rt»worth^A. I*. Man- vlll*, J. II. |r»che*aiid <Hh*ra. * u. m •*»•-» ■>•><) u« *■ Kelt glen a prac- t!,-at thing." by H»* J % U. tl lltianag, I*. I*. J. I* Nwffgtwa. it. jr. <*•««, « it Bt§mm $ mmmIhml it u Ilia dmlth hluagto. | b«|* every imper frUnsily In tUen ocrar? la th* main will mpy W. C. smith'* letter that our rauha may not be broken. (\ M. Kdcufield. THK.OKIGI N.\l, PACKAGK. .Imtgn Slmonfon tiled on SAftirday In the P tilted State* Circuit Court, Char- •e*tou, hla decision In the case* rccent- ty brought before him to detenhlne what constituted an "original pack age." After stating that the original pack age I* only protected under the law of interstate commerce "only so long a* it prdfcerve* the form and retain* the ex act form of Importation," and consider ing tbe case* quoted In argument, which he did not find uniform or con sider conclusive. Judge Siumntou an nounced this conclusion: "The original package |* the pack age delivered by the ImfMtrter to the carrier < railrp.n! or *teaml»»nM a» the iitlrUI i»ls«*e of shipment in the exact coiiditioii in which It wa* ■Miqied. If ill single bottle* ship|>ed singly, or if In pack ages of three or more se.ii rely fa*- irne,| tngeiber and mar(*«l, or If In a box, barrel, crate or other recrptarlo. the Magi* huttle in th* on* Instance, the three nr fra Imttl** in another In- i stance, tha War vet. how, rvate nr athor j lj*nr^n In ! rare pros I* I upeetlre'y mnatltnl* th* J Mtgtnal pnrhay If ndd nr d»H**rad most ho ootj o* 4»U* irod no snipped t amlloa. In oi •crapwd by ao good a poopl* thrra Is no ageum for dlM*ourag*m*nl, and th* Brown Com pgny glvva whip notlcw of Itil readlne-t* to .at In motion Ui« grand march to iuch helpful prosperity as this generation has never before wit nessed. We invite the General Public Into our fullest confidence and submit for their consideration tire Platforip Aijd Principles upon which and through which we hope to merit their perfect confidence, secure their good will and put in opera tion business method* ai d processes iduttn ill be advantageous to our friends ir»t, to ourselves last and be the begin ning of long lasting and reelproeally pleaaaut And profitable copartnership la bus'.nes*. In w baa* b*oef*u atery cw»tam*r .hall sh*r* Owr aaarlv rrmadaltod Buala*aa Head ran HI, lb* moat rapa arranged la all Wrat*»a t» rasdy fas Holice lo Gotfrictors. , . ♦ S Bara wall, 1, C., Aug. t, laoT. On n*xt Monday at II o'oiark I will recalva bid. to build and furnl.h matt- rial for two house, at Poor Houo*. S|>eelrtcatlons can be seen at my oiTIce. 1 re»crf6 the right to reject any 4hd all AT COST bid*. T. Cavk, Supt. B. C. Wofford College* SPAKTAXBUm, S. C. JAS. H. CARLISLE, LL. D., Presidents Courses in Mathematics, Geology, Chemistry, Physics, Latin. English, Greek, Metaphysics, Political Econ omy, German, French and History. New Gynin.sium. The WOFFORD FITTING SCHOOL la conducted in a handsome four-*tory brick building bcaullfitlly located near the college. The Head-master, A . M A- SON Di PKK, and the Matron, live la the building. Mend for catalogue. J. A. GAME WELL, Harrataryaf Faculty. In Sales. Av.va • r Wot vaCsootiaa.f rneara sm B.aaaatt { AT VlllTI B of snairy •*« agnea. la am #**>«*d be A F. Vtoih aaraamore, a*4 la a s**y l«* 4a* • a* -ir 1 r iiTw n - -nq-i-i •w-.a. tWWAy.lKaw Imm4 Oi^ aa4 art i wB ma Maa4ay Mm Oath 4ag *4 a*aaaaa< All Nt ffli^r. KiiU'kcrliockrr niitl Siminirr Sbirlw. Simw lint a, Thm Suit* Biitl ContM, le«Uif»‘ 0\l«»nU Bltol <ii-ntlp. nien’n Undcrwwr. Thin SAMPLE PRICES: Coats Neglige Shirts at <( cent n, %( 7>() 24 Straw Hats from 10 “ tip, Gentlemen’s Under Suits 50 cents per Suit. . C. C. Homespun 1 yard wide at 3 1-2 cents per yard. —-A-ItsTD— ^4. MbB som bos*f baft** ha.a 1 oa* wg. « Mob ^aaBaa msM4 OMOMb. aaomt • —A* mhmMiag • 4 a* ’ MBBAa lb» Wo* >aa*a ml am*. *• »*—• , a. Aha h>*4fbo** haA Thtoo m*^jlrw|< arv muA | aaa. m*wsgm load smao» aisag A gw*« # MM • «» w-* «# laaa •**•<•♦ isisag aaa a* A-—f >m >nC , —. Am iMBMi vbmm toMF.I M T VOaMm^ # A M woMaaM Maal 9 m flAfltoMit omMBm Mmaa «* -oa I a • •. . other goods “too numerous to mention” at like low prices. The snip will he positive as 1 need room for new goods arriving and inusT have it. SO LET EVERYBODY COME ANT) BECOME Cool and Com fort al*h* licforc (-ourt eonimeuecs and the Senatorial eaui|«iigii «»|h*Us. THE MAN - ♦WOMAN— (HILO •toi tm ! nffwmtMBBtAp M ill MMoa t Ibaimea that Ibry «r BfM^B lima amt# mf |*BBl REMEMBER TE nr» n »• i :w I.KKOY AIK'S. Bar**all, B. C. **•Tyfy-■ ■* •«You ran’i ffel hrtlrr lhaB ills' best: to try 10 fmn Bt t»J M 1AM oerc •. % m^a w B a u a r . Bmibs a> s. <a Ban raa4- al l. J O a*w»^a l*awk«M..« M wrs W I» A a-i«f--w (inwhtr | ,.«».| I MIS. Martin. « . II M li-. t-i Duck Broach J tt Bamlcrs, P. A. I oadholi. El4u Dsvs Hair, lieu AsMcy St* '■sell. Friendship—s. I. Eaves, llmry Hut to, K. C. s.mlcr*. Four Mile—S.,l. Pailey, M. L. Mc- KMienny, .Inb .'.ihIitsom, Ur«Ht ('ypress—J. W. Bradley. Kiloy All. J d. Walker. Red Oak—U J. Duncim, O. Bar ley, J.K. Snclling. Keody Braneh No. 1.—t;«‘o. \V. Mor ris, J. L Baxley, Willis Grubbs. Reedy Braio ii No. 2—W. M. Grubbs, J R. Creech. W. K. Black. Kich I,and—D. II. Owens, P. II. Baxley, W. L. Bates. Rosemary—H. VV Woodward, M. S. Hair, B. (). Mitchell. Siloaii)—G. P. Morris, George Shep pard, O. M. Harden-. •gVjtur Branch—J. I>. Whalev, J. ,1 Kay, P B. WUc. Sycamore .I'din Cone, C. W. M.nuel, o/’M Main. SycaiMjifre \,». J — II. K. Barker, Yeung George I v • • ♦ W*tf Brooch —W It. | I Mart, A. It Ta<ea I W < .1 a miab■. - VI x. M tus*, J » lla r *, € bar — « * S.X-, * %0 r I* I b>-<% I H »•»♦ *a. K*wsMt-a»«a I* a»* *mrn* <*.. ' *,» « .» . ■ .m ,k« ■ «» MaraaauatWb •aa* *•*''■ •* *—e »*a*ey -*uto . _ j»q *v* FWvbim atf qf I ... B BasMamav J b*eatag WcoHaa. V a ilsah p. rn — IT .♦, smoasag a *lb *Lu#t a t4**u«*a * a j eua4*v s«bra4 aa*h *a4 Ms a«*-sSsH» by K.v 4* Foal F. Ki-lWv. I . II. MIIsm. W . E. J, he♦*,'•. I Kl> It and mh*r*. ivnag "Gud ha with ,on Till ar meet again. Il«iie,||clb>n ( b) Krv’d John O. Wil liams. Pcr-«m* entlllf-l to vrats In the con- ventioo are asfwlloa*: All M inisters of the Go.pcl, Tow n- •hip S*j|h*i iiitv'iidcnts, Siipcrintcnilents o^ m-htMds and one delegate from (he schmds for every twenty member, or the fraction thereof. . Frank II. Creech, Ch’m. Rev. John G. \V itliams, W. K. tiooire, (i. IV. Goolsby, P. B CutUno, ' Executive Committee. A SOLDIER’S SONG. You good people, you don' know, What wepoor stddiers undergo; W e are culled upon to shoulder anil.. To defend **ur eountry from allhainis. So'tar tinie* tying on the cntit^dainpT ground, W hen ihercJ* no ♦h'-lter In !•* found; ititr• it, vain, sometime In •aaar. VV ,1b • Moa iiag a ,im| av>4 a I*b*fast's Mia*, as ibrm* aa4 tMaa tm* 4r*iiars amtb >4 gold < gets Doan lbs hbrmj*k* omairr Hrul.h AMM-vlea wrra rac*l«vd far ctdiiaga, Th* colored In 'ustrlal cdlrge at Orang*burg had I,loo ♦ludeius Ust sesshm. I're* 14*n t T. K. Miller cx- Ih'cI. J.n o when the fall term lirgiiis. Sept. 28(h, and My a that l,IM> would be there if thy college could accomiuo- dale them. The trustees of Clemsou College; met last week but adjourned wpboot elect ing a President, (lov. Kllerbe, M. L. Donaldson and J. E- IVannamakcr were K|qsvlnt<ul.to look up a suitable person for ttie pnstDon and it* report on September 15th. Solicitor Thurtnvnd was tried at Kdgetlcbl last week for killing young llarri* several months ago. The wit nesses occupied one day and the law yers another, hut it took tho jury only thirty minute* to acqirt him. He was rlcs for ib* *p'»sas of Il*ns>bal4i a**4 4b*ir IIsmo* htagd aa*. a ad a* a*»a proffer like rsMtrtrsHi. iniKaiion lo a eumailtt** of ladle* Irovn the same star |Mdnt towns clustered around Barn well, Backed by ample capital, with the wisest financial managers of the entire cauntry Interetled and In most cor dial sympathy with ty we shall keep every pledge, perform every promise and help to upbuild a NEW SOUTH that shall be the be«t and brightest garden spot of this great Nation. Last Not Least. To the Cotton Growers and Sellers we oiler advantage that cannot be even imitated anywhere else in ttonth Caro- •'«tended by Sheppard. Evans. J. 11. ' Vc connection* for Tilluiaii ami Georg* W .Croix, Forth* ! shipping cotton direct to. the New Kn- Male t»*n. M.C. Butler^ Attorney Gen- ^Und mill* and for Export to the old eral ItartM-r, larbtag aa4 Wmbs* from $111 M aataa ada»ltt»4 ta all elaa- For fartber laforaia'bai. a-ldr*** tb* President, F. I*. VI OODW A KD. Nolite oi Final Sfltlcmcnt. ESTATE OF II. II. BENNETT. Notice I* hereby given that the un dersigned will file her final account with T. S. Weeks, Esq , Judge of Pro bate. on Monday the ‘23d day of August 1897. as Administratrix of the Estate of H. H. Bennett, deceased, and ask for letters dismissorv. MRS. L. M. BENNETT, Administratrix. July 21st 1807. I N»o IK M00x4*04 ♦ • I Tb* rwal-gwM discoverle. in Alaa-' , k. ara lb* g<*al*H Ms*I* Mawa lb* ' ‘ •«*W brgaa. |a*f*aw4 artixll* is rm ta all §aM aata ag a>«t.a, • •*4 0*01.9 snaObssbs a| *x,«asOH g (B. , _• am aiiaa •«•*♦• oath, aaatag i*agho I ' ba» ab*a» aa*M mnoh* • saw* aa**otiMk, 4 ssaaa aw baasa#* gaarMMaa go* #oa- Tn a»w,s^ sOaa ax a *• ■* fa^a b sms*** Bl b* Oma <«*b Ixa «Ma • #HMI ♦mmwim » fNbutn.a *4 aatB m» raMbfF M Ma trsm bb # aw***** xiorld al Compress Rat*., *0 aaviog to our 1 itslaoMrru tb* trlbut* that other* must par at tb* mai-orta, and •• ara lb* faby abt* la g<*a Fort Prlcaa Winth'op College St'liolarships and Kntrauee Exaniinations. The examination for the award of vacant Scholarships in Winthrop Col lege and for the admission of new stu dent* will be held at thlCounty Crvtrt llini*c on Aug. 13th at :• a. m' Applicant* mu*t not be less than fif teen v*ar* of age When scholarship* ara vacated after Aag. l.t»b tb*y ttill j b* awarded la lb««a making Iba blgb- * «*• averag* al tbla stamlaaMob. > Tb* east of a*V**4.«c* MrtagUu ngbt a*^ as gaea-aat •Mbas Whom abmb •a* •*•• |MHb aan $a Baaa in am c ofkstaaa «aa«haa aa tawvamoa aaB, M0 0BMMNMMMM Tb* taa*4. fa*aisb*4 *s» m b*ai a. «b-«4 M oat* M a fa* tm* ra $«* fsaaba* aadaganabos oaM a ( Osgms bggamw. Fmmbsa* (l B 4 — Bnab tobts m BICYCLES I80 0 - 0 popular LIST PRICE $80 00 W. IV1. GARVIN, Manager,- Blackville, S. 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