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/ , I. mni Milor t Wr. untl that voald add fo 1 and constqiiMitljr nurar sucons* •I the Slat*Cottage* gratTuatee. Mil f-re* pec t 1»*. in life wl*o m- COU.m CtBCHLiTTOir. lUKSDAY, 8KPTKMBRB SMOOt TO TUB VOTBK» OB TUB HBCOllD COKGRBMIOKAL DISTRICT. ARB YOU KKAOY regUtrattan cmlflcate and > la i m?: Bgv. & poM : to tot* to ObO Notenibei election ? 11 not remeteoer that next Itoolay, Haleday, will be the last day on"Vh1ch the registration book* will be open be fore that election. v . Svery man who ca«t a ballot In the prlmanr election Is honor bound as well aa doty bownd ta vote for |be Democratic nominee* In the November •lection, for be took a positive oatb to doao. Of late year* the primary has been the real election, but with anarchist republican* threatening to reduce the representation of the South in Congress In proportion to the vote cast it will be • political aln for any well Democrat so fall to pnt In a vote for Patterson, I beg you, one *wd all, to accept my sincere, my grateful tbaitks for the great honor you have given we, the aoralbation at the Democratic Cmiili- date for Cpngres* for the Second Di*- _, trlct of Sooth Carolina. A <'«>nin»i*elop ” to represent ybti In the most dinlln- gulshed deliberative body In the 'world is the highest gift within your bestowal and Carries with It an tnseparabta weight and harden of responaibllltv that eniista ami ateadifla every sense aad purpofe and prompting of human ambition to be equal to Ha duties and deuisttds and to prove descrying of the trust. I repeat and reafRtm In tbla quiet hour every pledge and promise of faith ful, unselfish and untiring service in your behalf made during the primary campaign, r ' 1 shall be, as far aa In me lies the power, the Representative In fact a* well as in name of the entire people of the Hecoml District ahd as Its miTtefl Democracy will ut the election in s*w At Pi from our inldat onr beloved president ami fHood, Mrs. J. J. Walker, there* fnye be It resolved. 1: That In her death the entire ooininunlty and the Woman's MhUionety nodety of thnyr- S a baptist Church have sustained a real loss, but we bow submissively to tmr Kather’s will, knowing our lose Is tier eternal- gain. r 2: 'I hat the ofBcera and toetnlieni of this society do mourn with the be reaved family and pray God’s richest blessing* to nb <ta with them and that fie will sanctify this bereavement to their spiritual good. 3: That a copy of these resolutions be insui ibed Iq our minute hook and a copy be aent each of the bereaved fam ily, the baptist Courier, the tkiiith Carolina Baptist and Thk IIarkwill Pkoclk. M rs. J C. Keel Mr*. J. K Shuman Ills* Beeaie Uryan. Whereas,'God in Iflalntinlte wisdom has removed front among us our be- loyed brother, Capt. P. M. Cater, w ho was one of our most useful cilDans, most faithful churc|> members and al ways a true friend whose meumrv will A new line o>f law practice la all the go In Charleston. W l en wlfe and bus* - band cannot get along like a well reg ulated teem instead of fighting out their differences in the good old way the weaker veasel, so called, gock-Thto the court, asxs With tears for *op> tion and alimony from her lord rnaetar, sontalled, and mostly gets It. November for«t the m h*ug^4f*etaw«oog •* ** otm ^ mrr disappointments and animosities of the be ’ ,t 8 ' en ■ ,te<olved< wo recent campaign and give me a solid support ao i w ill blot from my memory all but the growing recollection anil appreciation of your coundeiice. Aa the soldier on Hie battle line thinks of the borne and the loved one* Democratic oota are «ek!ng It dfecid- tdly unpleasant for Republican h>* up North. And the way of DtstliUiTh there waiting bis return 1 shall refaem- ber that I am to stand and speak and latior for the civlIlKntlon and prosperity of the noble men and splendid women and children of the Second District. . I ask you to remember ihst | am and wTlFbc one of rou and one for you, add that I *h;4J at all times be glad to receive the assistance of your sugges- to the bereaved family : our sincere sympathy; and, be It further resolved that a copy of these resolutions bn sent to the family of the decaased. ataoti dopies t>e sent to each of tlw county paper* and to both baptist Courtar anti riouth Carolina baptist, also that a page in the minute book of the church he reserved' for copying the rwolu-* lions. M. 0. Wall, W. ft. Owens, Com. ‘ Cypress Chapel, Sept, tath* 1W4. _ . Ilona for the public welfare. V 1th my best wishes for Democrats are getting together an ( K nominating irreproachable men -for at~ %/\no Bo*, while the Repnblicana have/ freedom of ohntoe and are obliged to do tha bidding of their master spirits. All parties know that Parker is Im mensely superior to Roosevelt, yet the men wbo have made money tgrowgh republican practices and policies are afraid tbata «hang6 olTpoi With my best wishes for peace In all pur hearts and prosperity in all vt*ur mines, With the firm faith that Hie ProvIdencP that rule* the affairs of na tions will prWierve onr beloved South land hi the hidden future as In the troubled past I ahali so stilvelo hear myself that you mar give me the richer reward of your approval when I shall come and give account of my steward ship. Yours very truly anXalncercly «»-- . «. J. O. Patterson, MR. AQUILCA WOOT.EY. would Make a change in prolt. 4'hiie those feeling hard times thmk thwt tlielr con dition night be worse if Parker should Be made occwpent of the White Honse. But the pendulum of political popu- Urity Is twinging toward the Detno- . fgatle Judge while the Republican r rough rider la falling back and blow ing hartT. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE 2ND CONGRES8IONAF. DISTRICT. 1 A -" Xattmates of the damage done to the Texas cotton crop by the boil weevil Mnoe August 1st range from tlvo hun dred thousand to a million bales. Thie aeientlet* with wll theta book learning and the farmer* wish nil their practical experience have been- nuwble to check the spread of the pest, ami it la now proposed aa a heroic remedy that the cotton flplda should b« burned. That la not llkaly to be done on any "wxtonslve scale* - Aa It appears atm tv> cover ail the •otton belt It* a few years the people of the older state* should begin to prepare for its coming. It the Insect eating bird* of Texas h^d not been so gener ally killed the progreaa 6f the weevil would nob have been so rattid, and the ight notfffon the east- in states. The weevil will first appearance in small num- tlfthebtada are spared wll (rely destroy tbe Immigrants ititelr work of destruction; i shouldn't be left for the new’s i alone to give such adrice. The era and school teachers can do i good than the quill drirers< I hereby extend to vo.ij.iuy slnijere than ha for Uie consi'leration you gave my candidacy for Congress. Never purhapa ia this District hna a harder ft«i>t been made for thia p«isHion,- amf never lias any candidate been so slandered and fought by men not In the race, but who had political axes to grind. One of mhny tatters written under the crktensk of rniKNUsnip to men In various parts of the District appeared in The Chronicle; ynder these conditiona l am sure you gave me a very handsome vote, for which 1 am thankful. I am a dkmochat and in defeat 1 assure you I have always been a Democrat; stood for while supremacy- and shall evet stand by you and your children. 1 bow to your judgmenriw expressed at the Primary and jurgn every man to go out and oas£ your ballot on No- vember 4th for the nominees of the Democratic Party of the Ntate, District and counties. This Is essential In case of congresslonwl Hection, tar with the threat of the Republican Phrfy ringing In onr ears, we will bw Vemiss in our duty if we do not go out and cast our votes for Hon. J. O. Patterson for Copgress. rto long as the race was In the Pri mary L opposed him, now that yon have spoken anff nomhurtecV him 1 ac cept that decision and lie is your and my standard bearer, and if oppmdtlon is offered to him I tender my service* fo you and him. Again thanking you, Pam..though defeated. Gratefully vonrs, ■ - ; • H. O. Maylleld. Born February 10th, l£>0—Died Sep tember “J2d. I'.sil. After long battle with ill health Mr. Aqullla M'ootay died on the 22d lust., at the home of Mr. D. J. Zorn, his son- in-taw, In the 75th year of hi* life. He Was a good man and true, a devoted husband and father, and staunch citi zen. He ha* croseed the r!ver~tn join the comrade* wIni wore with him the gray. Dming the war between the State Ue 1mm South Carolina Kegiihenc, Kershaw’* Brigaile," Mcf.aw* Division,"*J,otig- *tr«;ct’* Corps. He was severely Nonnded at tlie bsttle of Gettysburg. Full of years, wefl beloved by family and frjeml*, every duty of life well done, he sleep* peacefully In the hr«*»t •f the moOier State he loved and served so well. CARD OF THANK4. I wish to say to my friends In Barn well County that I thank them situ-eie- ly for their kind remmubrsnee of mo at h()J , t artr: , hor croPi the lirst and second pfiiHHiy, and Hint Fdtever will be able to tell them how much I spprec’ate their votes. With beat wishes to *11, I am , Yoot* fraternally, N.‘Asketv. Geo. . CARD OF THANK of Ha expre** To Dig many voters County: 1 desire to heartfelt thanks for tbe very tnry vote they gave me on well my satisuye- Uic THIS GREATER SOUTH CAROLINA STATE FAIR. A3 TO FRKB TUFTION. Tlie Event of the Year—Hints to Pme- licetlve Exhibitor*—A Great Gather ing of I’nospcrous Carotinloiia. The matter of free tuition ih state •ollegea Is attracting tome attention in Mwspapers. Tha theory U lha. only Mmmw who are unable to par tha ex pense* of a»blf her odueatlon should be entitled to free aehelarablps and it I* •••founded on sound principle*. It H a notorious fact, however, that the regulations are iu*re honored in the bvenoh’that* in tbe observance. Tbe free tuition plan haa developed that there I* an alarmingly large elata of people, and some officials, possessed 1 of '•ery plastic console woes,. te put it aa wildly a* possibter with the result that • very large number of these scholar aMpa are held by sons of parents abundantly able to pay for edoeational privileges. Outside of the- moral as- C t of tbe sltiuttaowhlcb is deplors-. eoeugh, she object for which free tuition was established is largely de feated for the very young men and young women who are legatlv entltlod te soholarahlpa do-not receive them. ‘ It would he Tar better to open wide the stoors of all the colleges and- allow all of their advantages to be had without money-and without price. But with present appropriations such a course would likely be impracticable to all ' colleges except Clemson, because all of tbem except it. we-beHevw depend more or less upon tuition fees to make both •nds meet la the financial affairs of the lestltutions* We hardly see any tie oesallv for charge* at Clemson consld wring the-very large ieceae it receives, but as we are laformed few, very few student* of that college pay aeythlng for their education notwithstanding there are certain tuition fees requin d hy law from those able to pay. Some year* ago a prominent state official sent his son to that college and for warded a check to pay the fee* and tu Itlon required. His check was re turned to him with the Information tbM nobody else paid and there was no r«ase!»wt*y he should. This Incident lr mentioned simply ta sbow bow tlie tim tuition regoietton* are abused.' It i»no rxoH«f the trustee* or faculties of the colleges for it la -next to impos sible fer them. to ascertain the financial etandtng of< students. \Te do not know what remedy ought to be adapted, uuless tuition la- made abso lutely free, but certain it Is the free tu ition regulations have been grossly abused . to say tba least.—Columbia SjEJ Wdkat does tha Record-tltlnk of this Piper’s suggestion made *hm* months (hat all students of uiDStato - Col to .pay. back out of every cent of.tuition- and that seems the children a so|u Iren of ntlon The first" Gt-ORter South Carolina State Fair will be held on the new jrroyod* ..recently .purchased by the State Agricultural and Mechanical Society, and which have been fitted up with all modfem Improvements for the comfort and* convenience of both ex hibitor* a.nd vlsltonr. THis.will be the thirty-sixth Fair since the reorganiza tion of the Society after the_ciyil wa*j and will bp held the last* week in Oc^ tober. from the morning of the 26th to the-wening of the 28th. Every county. In the State should be" represented In the exhibits, for there la to all the exhibitors at every Fair, the premiums being only a small part of the benefits. A great many farmers and stock breeders count only what pr lies.a re veon,- but this should not be the case, because the greatest behefltw are obtained in advertising what you have for sale and in meeting with the progressive men from other sections of the state and obtaining their ideas and seeing the results of the!*' methods. The maTmgement of the Fair is making every effort tff seeiu£:ne'V pxtttotrtrr*. Arrangements have been made by which freight charges arts paid on all exhilflts from thjs State, free stalls are provided for stock, arid free bedrooms are furnished all Ex hibitors who are tffltlng to stay on the ^ground? all the tiriie. NhmerouSTfcSJ taurants on the grounds furnish meals at all hours of the day or night at reasonable prices, and feed forAtock is delivered nsht at tha stalledt the regular market prices, and besides, there are ofttaers who tank after all exhibitors and see that' every one is satisfactorily located. All- exhibits smay be shipped directly to ttfe grounds, for there U ample side track provision for all the cars. Solid cars should be billed "Secretary State Fair, Columbia, §. O. care-- Fair Ground Tracks,” and they will be rushed right through to destination. 'Some exhibitors may OiMric they can-* not make their entries jlroperly. but Secretary Love will take pieasure in giving all necessary aid. provided ap plication is rnpde to him prior to lb o’clock Tuesday morning, as the Fair opens at that.hour and no entries can .be made later. All exhibitors of live >flock should-arrlve^on the grounds not jlater than FridAy or Saturday before Hhe Fair, so as to get the stock quiet after shlppihg and get them to eating well before being put Into the show 'ring. Tha premium list Is very liberal thti jyear, and- It Is to be hoped that the management will meet with success In inducing a very large number of new exhibitors to attend the Fair, so that the Fair- win become repre sentative of every section of the Sfate '.and of all the resources of Carolina. Information -and premium Hats will bte cheerfully supplied upon- application In person - or by ' letter to Secretary .Love at Columbia. Let all who are Rhtnking of exhibiting; or who have iflne products on-stock', make up their minds right now.to exhibit, write for :< a premium list and then make, ihele entries at once. Join the profession ' that Is making this State one ofjhj best la Uiq country. August ami especially to those tbut ,voted for mo without solicitation, and theftf were several lady friends that I desire to return my sincere ihm.k* for the services rendered in my behalf by tbem. I also thank tbe people for the hospitality shown mo in all , my travel*; mv friends say I have gained considerably in th-sh. Sty the old" ad- tage l» : W you don’t at tir*t sucree.l try, try again. So in four year* from now If | live I will need refatteifing So 1 remain, respectfully,- Richard C. Halford. •NOW-'READY. M BEAUTIFUL ABUNDANCE of the Best Goods, most artistic styles and ne plus ultra workmanship. Men’s Suits and Overcoafs, $7 £0 to £27-00. Youth’s Suits and Overcoats, $6.70 to $20.00. Boy’s Suits, $2.00 to The celebrated Hawes Hats. We take this method to a?ain thank our Lady friends for their patronage and expressions of approval the past seasort and to say that “Improvements being oilr motto, we hav^ sphred no efforts to make our Millinery and Dress Goods D** partment more attractive than ever before. '•' CLOTHIER, HATTER FURNISHER, 720 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA GA, i A Bi FTER CUl*. The war ilepartincnt Im* reiinqiilxhed cl*im« on J Ban Bennett and fiovtrnor Terrill ol Georgia - Uh* honored tbe fequDttlon of Governor Heyward. Bennett .a ill l.e tried lor killing- 1 hi* wife iir ffampton conntr Rc-vernl tveek* ago. If nc(j;iittcd bo will be conunlired to the PeoitentTarv foe |jf« under hcu- teiuv of convictioh for tbe nHirffW’-pf Me'TAgbtsey. Ily a.-feert* that he Bid pefejkil-l Mr.. I,lglit*ey, srnl that be ha. the written coiffetyion of guilt from the man wiio II red tbe "fatal *hot!. FARM FOR SALE; A farm of 71 acres, 1$ mile* WHAT IS LIFE?' fn tin* lari analysis nob-ulv knows, but we do know that It l« under sir'd law. Abine that law even slightly, pain results. Irregular living mean* derangement of tbe organs, resulting in Cottitipatl-ni, Hcaitarbe or Liver tumble. Dr. Kings New Life Fills quickly- re-adjust,« il/is. It’* gentle, vet thorough* Only 25c at Cr -cchN Flisrinacy, G. N. Burekhiiltcr** Dru^ Store. South Carolina acres, 11 mile* from Denmark, with dwelling of 4 room* and cook renin attached, fine orcb>,*d ami good well of water, all tuivhtiild logs, convenient.to churches and g >od ecTiool. Any ore w DLlng to ptirch^e will confer with lr . ' ' w. G. s c **e. - Orangeluiig.’S C. -L lust Received, A arge Stork of all kind* r.f.llarnes* from A he ,cheapest li> iho f.not, any part nppic-je *old, h!*o stipiertar lot of bo.irgte*, and a few exuvllertt horse* and mules. CHARLIE BROWN. Mm nwcll, S. €. DH. J50. f. LEE, Jli. rVr.'MT'TS’p 1 S. t can iiol make it m Lotihiana and Texas, where eondi- i tions c-nabta it to be grown at much! leu* cost. Yet rice tuiluire in the. GifUe.l .States began rear Charta.tqn. n ship captain having given to a GJmr- lestop nian a sack of rougli 'rice brought from Madagascar. Jt now sceni* the Idea to convert-the r^e field* lata bay-farm*. Dknj IVILLIhTuN, - .Will Sfiitk any whara Ib-- lit*-country p by special apt'olntmr-rt. BITCKLKN’S ARNICA SALVE. IIh* world-wide fame for marvellous n 8 *. It surpasses any other salve, otTon, oiiuinent or balm for Cut*, Corns, Burns, Boils, Sores, Felons, Dicers, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Fever S -re*. t'shpp-d Hands. Skiu Kruptlors; infallible tor Files. Core giiarhiiteed. Only 2-'*c at^Creeeh's I’harmacy, C. N.. Burckhalier, Druggist. A CARD OF THAXKS FROM caft. moore. • To tlie Democratic voters or Uarn- well County and eapeclally to my per sonal friend*: Fermlt me to take this method of re turning to you mv hcarticlt apprecia tion for tha magnificent and generoiift vote which you gave menu September--w. H. Brown, Of l.cesvdlle, Ind,. en l.'Uh, and 1 wish to assure von that no one can more Tully appreolkTe your ef fort* in jny behalf tlian I do. W hile defeated'by a small-difference I feel ju*tly proud of the liberal vote accorded me. Nothing preventing I-’ll bein tbe race four years hence and feel fully awtired of success at that time. • - Sincere)v vonrs ‘W. W. Moore, CARD OF THANKe. To the citizens of Barnwell Coitniy; Allow me to thank you for the inter est taken lilTrhe la»t primaries, and though I did- not receive a sotfieiern number of votes tb ro-eleet in*, J pledge my best effort*-to fair*of the county. 1 have given you the best service I knew how, and thdugh T niayHiave fallen ahnrt r you-wllF-hok It my Intention. The same interest I have taken in ttiFXWnty’* affairs; I shall continue, and I trust that my successor* will have the same hearty assistance and • .Dantet J. MutlyvHha ernron king of 1 F.Ht3, allhoagV a bankrupt Is in the market again w ith g*^d backing He counts this crop a ten fnillion bale one and predict* 15. cents price An r.d vance of Stf|etints, $1 a lialevlast week wa* credited to ills tactics. A BOY’S FOR LIFE. With family around expecting him to die, and a son riding for life, la miles,.to get Dr. King * New Discovery- for Gon-nimpiloi), Gough* and Cold dured tleath’^jtgftutoa.Xuini asthma; Fut thi# wotiitarful medicine gave .m- * til ut relief ami toon cured him. He writes: ‘tj^iiow sleep soundly every night.” Like marvelous Cure* of Con sumydion^ Fneumonin, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and Grip prove Its matchless merit for all Throa*, and Lung trouble*. Guaranteed bottles fide and fit 0(7* Tilal bottles free at Creech’* Fliannacv, C. N. Burclf halter’* Drug Store. Candidate Barker's letter of accep tance war published on Monday and the national campaign will get wanner a* the weather grows coolt r. HTL ODDS AG A IN.ST. HIM. Bedrl.ldcn, alone and destitute. Such in brief was the condition of an old mum of J. J. Haven*. Ver- saTTlesCO. Tor years he Was troubled with Kidney disease and neither doo- fTnaoa macs r%s&;ETc..ia ho. FROG POND- CHILL AND FEVLR CURE Tut cbicmaitc r:c .-at. so c;ms carnL The old ikdiabic l!:e l.inil your f.itben xXcit to tnlie. The i ne lh;:t never fail* tc cure. Don’t waste time and money experimenting with new ~nrcs. Bulge ior tbe Best from the jump. Frof. Fdi^l is the emnes of prevention a-.w' pound of cure con.bined. Ask for it- tr.ke no substitute, if youf ir.erchant lors not sell it write to us we Wit! seita t direct for 50 cents. .PAVENPO: W^olcth- Drag’s Cf PHINIZY CO. AUG lUag Areata T. B. ELLl water-powers, TtratTurge^”' Surveyor and Civil Engmee- Special ittenuon giveptb the cnmpv tallon of Our A\iHiner, Miss Kibble, a Designer without a superior iij id the Caroiinas, has just arrived from the Northern nurkets, an on ourX)PENING DAYS, > ' 1 ^ September 30 and October 1, will take pleasure in exhibiting the newest importations irl Ready-to-wear and Dress Hats. . ^ AV(> nlso desire to say that othei* departments* are complete in every particiilor and we invite youi* inspection of our stpeks. Very respectfully >. <■ - W. H. KENNEDY A SON, WiLLISTON, S. C * ''j v> SI* iv V Si* w s» w DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY —IN — THE BANK of BARNWELL; C/- v w \) V S’>, Si* w «>- CAPITAL, - - - - - SU RPLUS and UNDIVIDED PROPITS. $60,000- - $30,000. MGNKV kcjV In )f>nr houss may be lost by ibeft or flue. Ih-posit It with u* and trnn-f. r :fa-n-'i-'! siLMitv. Wc carry l;UlhJl.\lt l.N'.aiLXANCK PltoTSCTtON, raid have fire-proof matt*. Tlie tvabltl f tl-positl'.',- with us will fcive you many a dollar flat uilgl.t l«unwisely rjs-.rit if k-'pt in-your p H-k. ts. ('ON I'K \(T TMF. II MilT NOIV. The c nvenb-.nco * > 1 s.I.-ty of paynx u!l yo:tr obbgatiouj by chock, once tried, wll 1 n«v«-r Is-t-iv-n-np. r ( I; •< Ls aatl,drafts ran be safely sent to c.s by mall without being registered. littlicr e-ill tu jH-rson and open an uecount with us or write ns. C. V. I'G.HOI'N. rn-.-iden*. liU T GkK-fi-Hi txyO, V H-c-Presc |cnt. B M. BtfOKlNffllAM, i ashler. « W. WAffrn.LE. Asst: Cashk-r. iiL: -: O l At his Old Stand, Opposite ' / ~—Post Office. / 4 'a- 0: lohu I wish to c ffllTtho ffttFntkbn of my customers nml friciuK nml the public gtyru*rally, to my large ami well selected stoclv of ^omls, eolisistiug of Gen- tt.kmkv’s, YoiTim ^Ni» Cthi.dhkX/^’ Fall nm( Winter (’lothing, bou^lit from the Northern man ufacturers at the cheapest price, an intr sueli a as 1 am carry- h a large line of clothing can safe+y sav that I can fit-rouT" lietlier you be slim, regular or stout. My clothing has heen cut hy the best tailors of thif North amt is nfade to“frt^ r ou ami ymir frieiulr (Jentleinen's shoes of the following kinds: Kins Duality, Stetson and Crossett. (j Ladiks .Shoes ami Slijtpers of the finest makes/ such as: Queen Duality. and Krippendorf and Dittman Lines. veiing and line of Gent’s Furnishing f»oods, \\ bite and Colored Vests, Trunks, Ya^~ Uses, Dry (ioods ami Groceries. Taking tbe cmoDcration that you g*ve me, for am convinced that no iuhii can serve you to your (.ntisfacrion, without such. I wish esi eoially to thank the Coun ty Board of (’ommlsslnuer* for their intelligent and unselfish assistance in the management of ihe county’* af fairs. Trust!rut JL.may be thoroughly un de retood^nm,. Yours faithfully. • , O W. itarker; BariTWgll, S; O. Sept. 27th, IbtUy tors nor medicine gave him relief. At length he tried Kb-ctrlc Bitter*. It put him on his feet in short order and -now he testlthf*. ‘ I’m bn the road to complete reeof*‘rv.’ , —lie*t ott earth for Liver and KidneV—trouble* and all form* of btnmach and bowel Com plaint!*. Only bdc. ’Guarantee:! by Creech’* Fharmacy, G. N. Burukhal- -ter, Druggiet. A-postRlcardatldres«y(lt,o me al Mifr- ■ -y • ‘ ' tin, a. C.-will rt'Hive prot.Tpf, atten- octl-fM*. ly T to u I a i pialitv (if my goods into considera- um satiSlB-nnflmt you will tinil my pm-oi reasonahie. Come and set* for, yourtitdf. I nni satinlied that ope visit will cause von to he a reim- Lelter to K JtTaBxofr, Jiamictll, S. C, On Saturday two passenger trains running :b> miles an hour uokljded on a curve near New Market, Fast Teunes-. sec, through an engineer's forgetful’" ticssor rtisntrerHcm’e- trf order*. -Over sixty person* wbre killed or oiortally injured. Dear Sir: Clothing I* just like paint. It fit* or It don’t; it wear* or it don’t; turn* weather and water or not; and goes out of fashion. What do wo wear clothes for? Did you ever think of It? Different per son* have different rea*om», no doubt, bait one paint* Devoe for beauty, to be in the fashion and kcep'out water. Fashion 8*y« paint:. we all paint. There I* beauty In paint; we paint a good deal for that. And buHdrng* are costly and fashionable;p«t-onk water proof two or three coat* of paint., and ybttv building* last ns long as you keep thorn dry. It co«ta nothing to paint; U costa-your building* not to; Devoe Is the puiutThUt lasts; disap pointing. pal at* are th«, pairKs that cost. F • r ^ Y’ours Irnly FW Dsvoc & Oo U . 1. i'.S. Lemon Bros, sell our paiut, “IK) IT TO- DA Y.” ^ Tbf* time-woi'rj Injuiicllon, “Xeycr pnt ofl^ill tdinorrow what jou can do today.” i« now generally presented in this form : “Do it to-day!” '1'hat is tbe terse advice we want to give you about that backing cough or demoral izing cold with which t on have been struggling for several days, perhaps week*, l ake some reliable remedy for it today—and let that remedy be Dr. Boscbee’s German Strop, which has been in use lor over thirty five years. A few (taiwatwf It will mutaubtsMlIy re lieve your cough nr cold, and Its con tinued u*o for a fetr day* will cure you completely. No inntUr - how deep- seated your cough, even If dread coo- tuntptloa. ha* attacked your lungs. German Syrup will anrely effect a cure —as It ha*done before In thousand* of apparently hopeless cases vf lung trouble. New trial bottto*. 2.V; regu iar size, 75c. At Creech’s Drug diore uud SoaiL>on’* Drug .'store. C. F. Cdilioun, P. M. BuckiD^Ri Win. McNifr. Calhoun & Co l«i’ cirstoincr tit mv store. My sons nml Sir. Wil lie GilhYm are with me ahd will be glfid-Wservc*you. X. ITHa.T'xn.a.xL Still, i-rosiTi-: Post Office, liLVCKVILLE, - ---.SC lie tL Gy cion© LIGHTNINC •AND Live Stock mumpE, —At Lowest Rates Jti* < ~ Stronqest Companies. CALHOUN & CO, —OFFICES AT THE BANK OF BARNWELL Many of our patrons having supplied ttemselvw with bag’- ging and ties; we sh-aff nOtgin as’ heretofore advertised, namely:' gin and wrap for ^1.50, ginning alone for 81, but hereafter shall operate as formerly: GiBBiftg, 6 yds. *2 lb. bagging, 6 new arrow ^ ties for 81.50,. Ginning alone, 75c per bale.- i*nwell Oil Mill.- . -, r, r - j- V v ' - - *■ * • a' . ' ' 3 v-