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Oftlau far Dfc (CONTINUED FROM LAST .WEEK) Willie Bryant, Barnwell Willie Hammond, WiUiston. L. C. Fowke, w, Baldock, to camp 9-5. Bniit Ray, Barnwell Willie Alt, Kline. Angus Love, w, WiUiston. I. L. Newton, w, Barnwell (dead.). Erick Knight, Elko. ^ George Dunbar, Martins. . Macoy Creech, w, Blackville, to camp 9-5. Utesey Allen, Blackville. Whitney Brown, Blackville. Rivers Faust, Blackville. Willie Lash, Dunbarton. Frank Johnson, Barnwell. Ozzie Capers, Allendale. Arthur Moore, Allendale. Milton Floyd, Meyer’s Mill. Frank Frost, Kline. Joe Walker, Meyer’s Mill. ' Charlie Cave, Kline. Isaiah Phinizy, Ellenton, rfd. Walter Phoenix, Baldock. Willie Peterson, Augusta (111 Wat kins.) * Boston Frederick, Dunbarton. W. F. Randall, w, Elko, rfd. Sam Ruth, WiUiston. Solomon Rivers, Appleton. , Willie Bryant, Fairfax. Demore Gadsden, Allendale.* Russell L. Harrison, Barnwell. " IJenry Thornton, Martin. Earl Harvey, w, Fairfax, to camp 9-6 Robt. Furae, Olar, rfd 2. Walter Hammonds. Allendale. Landy Wright, WiUiston. Isadora Bias. Blackville. Hark lees Odom, BlackviUe. John H. Jackson, Kline. Vering Meyers, Allendale. Gary Patrick. Blackville Thurmond Doe, Dunbarton. Jake Canuamgs. Blackville Lather MiDigea, WiBiolon. Warren Wright, Allendale Joe Keen* •w W Wall. w. Dunhaftee Ban All, w, Ulmae Pat lafctaaaa. MsBetteviB# Wm Mnaklaaan. Moyer^s M>U & L Green, w. Ikenierten. la a NNttf Ben CFMaal, BlaikiiBii Mnrn Tehsa. Bfackvilie M B Brest. Bamwett-* Cafasnhna Kay. Dnneyn Mneian Baana. Martmn G O Owena, w, BaAdaek Bnai TUMnna. WdtisSan a K Bwftfa. Bakfark C A Bnl. w. BnmwaB — OBear BPBBuum, Falvfaa t I Wasdfan Bnayaa. Wmstan Jsanee CaAsaa. BaaBtag TVaasynaa Genhaaa. Dunhnekan Bythafaed Basalla. Bnrawefl Ban WnBar. Blarktdla Bhnan Dnvta, W uiiaiaa C P Mitchefl. Barawsll ~ Ahraham Naywned, AAendale s Brechera. Paarfai Frank JnMknn, BfarkvBfa Philip Odoos, Black*dls. rfd. V B WaahMKgkon, BBMBan Mm P ('reerk, •. Barnnsll. * J. Hal Farausa. w. Martin, rfd. H C. Mans, w, Willisiea. la rfd t — ; Dhart WilUama. Danam. Abram Bowers, Fairfax. J, O. Brabham, w, Barnwell — Henry Jones, Ellenton. W. J. Deer, w, Ulmer. Willie Scott, Allendale, rfd. Jerry Barton, Lhtabarton Oscar Armstrong, Elko, rfd. Rivers Myers, Barnwell. ^ John Ragina, Barnwell.' Stephen Smalls, Fairfax. Adam Bradley, Sycamore. Julius M. Strobel, w, Blackville. Robt. R. Harley, w., Allendale. Walter Graham, Allendale. Prince Shelton, Jr., Elko. Pate Hay, Barnwell. * Eugene Washington, Barton. Phelix Dinkin, Meyer’s Mill, Richard Hayes, Ulmer. Lenick Lawton, Barton. Luther Black, w, Barnwell.^* W. 0. Berry, Kline. Albert Buckner, Sycamore. Fields Jenkins, Baldock. Samuel Smith, Sycamore. W. B. Glass, w, Donora. . Plato Stokes, Barnwell-— Cudgcr Courtney, Dunbarton. 4 Counsel Tilly, Snelling. Charlie Brabham, Kline. Edgar Gadsden, Allendale. Ernest Bronson, WiUiston. Wm. Myers, Barnwell.— Clemon Thomas, BlackviUe. Melton Williams, Ulmer. TiUman Robinson, Meyer’s Mill. Eddie Jenkins, Elko. Chester Barker, Fairfax. Jim Clark, Robbins. Sam Read, BlackviUe. Daniel Scott, Kline. Mike Jackson, Chain Gang, No. S. Arthur McNeil, Ulmer. Glover, WiUiston W. Walker, w, Dunbarton, to Jr. w„ Fairfax Fred K. Howard, w, Blackville. Vasilious D. Codin, Barnwell. Earl 8. Brant, w, Ulmer. Henry Meyer, MilletteviUe. ' Jamas Paaples, Barnwel)r~ Maner Gray, Barton, rfd. M. A. LeGette, w, Fairfax, (Sevan nah, Ga.) Josh Ellis, Allendale. ^ . Jesse Ashley, Ellenton. L. A. Clark, BlackviUe. Theodore Oliver, Dunbarton. Charlie Loadftolt, Fairfax, r 1. Charley Hudson, Jr., Barnwell.^ Jacob Levy, w, Barnwellr-~ Charlie Williamson,* EUenton, rfd. Creed Williams, Hattieville. Fred Wilcox, w., MilletteviUe. Gabe Miller, Blackville. • M. G. Pender, w., WiUiston. A. M. Loadholt, w., Fairfax. Norman Corley, BlackviUe. Willie McMillan, Allendale. H. 0. Bodiford, BlackviUe. James Aiken, Baldock. J. T. Long, WiUiston. Silas Kennedy, Martins. Walter Jones Allendale. Norman Wilson, WiUiston, rfd 2. Albert McCullough, Barnwell. Joseph Daniels, Elko. Ralph Jennings, Donora. Isadore Reed, BlackviUe. Nathan Felder, Elko. E. E. Blount, w.» Appleton. Eunice Gremtheart, Kline. Paul Roberts, Baldock. Louis G. Harley, w, WiUiston, to camp 9-5. Sidney Meyers, Bam N. D. Corlin, Barnwell."*" John 8. Keel. w. Elko. Robt. Sander«. Hattieville. WiUie Stoney, Fairfax. Frank Bailey, Meyer's Mill 8. R Jarkaoa, MtUetteville R M. Kearse, w, Bara art 11 Alpherv Miiaea, * J. H Btrt. W !' I amt rtf Smith WR!iefa%. Warraa Geaea. Alleadale, Dick G. Riddle. Ravtoa. WtRie WiBmub*. RaeOiag Oacar Fhaeald. RlarkvtOe Mika Ahmaa. w. Fawfas Mars— Jakaa—. Ulmae Mm Odaas. Jr* RfackvMk Wul<« tkaa«*fta. Meaty Uepd* Rfadr*ilk L M Break*. RfarkvAk C D Lmscf* ABaadak TV— BekaftflL Mart— Ckaea— k •-baadmat Daaara Jea—age HegwaHL A Marry Bradky, •„ Me—a Brgge itaky. BkekvUk ( err a. M Oar— Ramfa Barewwk ► Wertea i WebaSar Biisi Gi D E Ik**. W\ Rarl Male. w. Dba Jake yaf. Jr. W iBas— Asa— W il—aa* Baldack. K M Qevkb* w. Bfackei Gaa BsaRmga, Daakartaa tbe Te—pkb—. MaMkaBfai Aag aa Daataa, Bavwwetl *■* Bakad CTarb. W dim— V. L Gaea. w. Blarkrtlk Bakt Blddk. Bart— Jakaale Patteraaa, Barewell ^ Charlie A»k—. Baldack. Bayamad Aaat—. tflawr Walter Qaaaack. Bara ere 0 ^ Saaiaiie Mixaoa* Baldock. George Robinson,* Jr* Hattie vilie. E. C. Price, w, Barnwell *" Walter Harley, Barton. Fred Robir<son, MilletteviUe. 0 letter Hall, w, WiUiston. Med Ritter, Allendale. I. B. Redmond, w, BlackviUe. Ben Gatson, Kline. Theodore German, Dunbarton. Isiah Allen, BlackviUe. M. M. Mazursky, w, Barnwell. M. F. Moody, w, Allendale. • Robt. Mitchell, WiUiston. LINIMENT Good for the Ailments of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc. Good for your own Aches, Pains, Rheumatism, Sprains, Cuts, Burns, Etc. 25c. 50c. $1. At all Dealers. INSTANT ACTION SURPRISES MANY HERE. IS READY FOR BUSINESS, WILL STORE YOUR COTTON, AND INSURE IT FOR 25 GENTS PER BALE PER MONTH, OR FRACTION THEREOF. THIS GIVES YOU STATE PRO TECTION. THE CERTIFICATES ARE CURRENT AS COL LATERAL AT ALL NATIONAL BANKS, WITH INTEREST AT 6 PER CENT. PER ANNUM, OR LESS FOR LARGF LOANS, AND WILL ALSO BE ACCEPTED BY STATE BANKS. 'AND i This grocer’s story surprises local people: “I had bad stomach trouble. All food seemed to sour and form gas. Was always constipated. Nothing helped until I tried buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adler-i-ka. ONE SPOONFUL astonished me with its INSTANT action.” Because Adler- i-ka flushes the ENTIRE alimentary tract it relieves ANY CASE constipa tion, sour stomach or gas and prevents appendicitis. It ha# QUICKEST ac tion of anythingwe ever sold. C. N. BurckhalUr, druggist. K-5 r t rfd f <f V State of Ohio. City of Toledo, Lucas County, sa. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo. County and State afore said, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALL’S CATARRH CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY -Sworn to before me and subscribed In my presence, this 6th day of Decem ber, A. D. 1886. A. \V. GLEASON. (Seal) — Notary Public. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken intern ally and acta through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O. Sold by all druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills for constipation. Notice of Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that, on Mon day, October 15th., 19^7, at nine o’ clock in the forenoon, I will file with Hon. John K. Snelling, Probate Judge for Barnwell County, my final account aa Executor of the last Will and Testa ment of John P. Gray, deceased, and, at the same time, apply for Letters Dismissory. W. C Bryan, - 9-1S—6t Executor. FOB BALK.—One wide gauge Max well t—nag ear. 191 fee year; i* exreD—l B C ** 9 r n YOUR COTTON WILL BE FULLY INSURED AND AB SOLUTELY PROTECTED. NO BUSINESS TO SMALL OR TOO LARGE. ' • YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. STATE WAREHOUSE COMPANY L. T. IIARTZOG, Sect, and Treasurer. Wood’s Seeds Rosen Rye The moat vigorous Brow ing end productive of Seed Ryet. Stools out better, su perior Quality of grain* tmd destined, in our opinion* to tak* the place of sii other Rys. Wood's Foil Catalog SEED WHEAT. OATS. RYE. end Other Seeds lor Fftli Sowlaf. . . T. W. WOOD 6 SONS. Is. I Ship Youf hour Staple Cotton TO Willey & Rivers COTTON FACTORS. fceeifad ea t MkgUGFTOV K C II»ih day of Marrb. ISIS, inclusive. January 1, ISIS, a penalty of 1 per rent, will be added February 1* ISIS, a p—ally ef 1 per rent, will be added, auikiag a totel ef 2 aer cent far February IjSfTV M lk " Ikk, ISlfr t—fae Ike e penalty gf § per Cent wiB I added, smbing a penalty ef 7 In Mervb ISw at wb*rh Gum b—ks wilt cl—e Tax levy wtU be F— B—fee parpen Per nrUinec* r«e Ksnd. Shady Grave, Upper Peer Milk Appir’or Big Calvary. Double Fend Spring*. Ilorrul—. Hilda, ry, Bee-ir Branch. S Fite_Milk F.lh*v : auiUfer ■ Sal Mb SSSBC^^Salw —nk raary espene—, 4 Milk far Lne ' a» H 9 H MlBe ' pnrpaeea ssasatsseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeefei Band us panr JOB WoBK ♦ssssssssssssssstsiiioeefefe F«c (*—aCMnl—anl ark—I S MABe Teial i» j .* v 1 4 w lift . CaMMnflnA—a rend lai ie 91 be Sp—1 erhnai kv-wa ea faffaun e • MBfa—JfakAelgkL BaAdaek. Bar* lory Bvunrkc Cadar O—eey Gkfamkha Sdaefea, BJfeeniaa Fffeenddmp^ Om— • Harmans. Id—■ B—nefa IfanarV HBL Martin Horn raraefe. ikea ueaaa. Kal Onk, —e—Mda Bkad HR gmaAMg* egfa. 8a«— faai— TlakeVe Creak TWee MBfa—Bnm—. Bfeaaeeiagdak, Cka* feekarv HBL Owane Cruae Seven nil eHSMy ^ea^eaeee. I mile I —dMnry exaena—. I anne fat Fairfax. Milk far peaa—. IS auBe far SS MlMa AT aary expena—, f S adga far . l fag dT 4 Mdfc far baada 1 Can you tell them apart? ! A genuine pearl Value 4500 An imitatiorrpearl Value 50 cents Genuine Victrola fij to $300. Any imitation of a Victrola (at practically the same price as a genuine Victrola) It is very difficult for any one but an expert to tell the. difference,, between a 50c imitation pearl and a genuine pearl of the same' size worth f $500—therefore one might buy the 50c imitation because. it looks like the genuine article and this is all any pearl has * to do. ^ |*1 But—when you can get a genuine Victrola with its reper toire of more than 5000 Victor Records for the same ~ price that you would pay for some • • '1 ,/.■?' j* other instrument that (Wily looks like a Victrola, there can remain no question of Victor supremacy. The proof is in the hearing. Coum in any time and we will gladly play any music you wish to hear. We’ll explain our system of easy terms too, if J. G Creech, Gaffney, S. C