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W. M. Stuckey, President Z Carv (Inc Ridge Spring, sv* ^imw \ wa??ii? We have just purchased place, and are going to sell bought today at wholesale, goods we are stocking our st l'avuier and housewife. We ge 1 mercantile business, sit: with good business ;' . stru ture wit?(J f* l vin \\r?" will buy 1 _ lO - V -r^iJriteS^TSrV^lS ?*- * ! HI "aritiers S lihlgc Spring JT-T-rsx.-. Resi Lexinjrto "Y'iim /niti i j Clumhia or our ;tres md i>p- it < Stoves and Ranges. Wi of such goods of any one * g A v#* itv;^ til c Ub IIJW (IS 1 : ! permit. We .rive mi across the C-mjr vii tV; . ;i s > i , _ . ? * t . . :s we promise y( ; :u i whet her you b? -eecive the same pro T. us once, we m iii regret it. If j v i i.e tor Catalog and orio * HI Li'? . r ';.i People' Parrotc & 1248 Main St. COLUMI ? ? ^3= m. . _J _ I vile, Manager 11 F Wat son Secretary and Treasurer 4 :orpc raced.) | - , South Carolina | the entire stock of J. Y. Lott, at this | same for less tnar the goods can be | In addition to the above mentioned Ij -ore with all the needs of the up-to-date * opened on Monday and will conduct a J k giving our patrons the best prices con- % u nietb-'as. Our store is a large two I J v:- 1 -test conveniences. Call and get ; 3 i your cotton at tip J p prices. ; Sl a -5 > Caaa.-t23JEElA."i * -wi?5? J^S?'W*? III! MliH IHIM \ apply Company, |i S. C. I i dents j n Countv TV'VFm jt w-s*c*~zu*L*vmmi3??9^,n\w>v\VMmmi , dn't fail to call at either ntr lina of Refrigerators, e carry the largest stock concern in .. mmm %. > W UUUlli (1 I I 11 he quality of our goods lay / sluable c(st)rm;rs ?r jo id our desire is to '.see us whether r e more than es your head" <u make a pur>u honest goods at lowest ly anything or not vou mot am! court jeus treat /ill he pleased and you ro.i can't Come to see us, | es. We do business by l>allCV "Sloves nnd Refrigerator l*c??ple" / 1836 Main St. I [> i A, S.C I.mm j| Bi^f Real Est a ^ "?? ~ ^ You can buy the fo jj| pay men One two story, nine r< houses and 15 acres of || water, $8,000. One Seven R >om house, very con venient to school house, I wo en .nt houses and 13 acres ol land, $5,<00 One t,\o story 12 room residence, tfv finest house in town, b .autifuily ^ situated on ihc best shaded St. i i Bate bjrg. with water works, hot an i cold water, and sewerage,$7, SOo One eight loom house, nicely si'u*IA, ated for a bus'uess mi:n, wil It water works and sewerage. $2,500. m ?U/ gs Y ou can come here, bi ^ school free and pay ft that you would pay o tuition. This is an op M; hay while the sun shin W. M. E, Rutland. W MVflj) MISE9 BY TUB BOLL WEEVIL ; MR. E . P. SMITH REPORTS UPON CONDITIONS IN THE WEST. ADVISES FARMERS TO HOLD SAYS fdAi 15 CENTS IS THE LEAST TASMEHS IN SOUTHWEST WILL CONSJDEii. ' i i < >n A'ljjust I'Jth I loft S iti'h Carolina I ?r a t mr of the western o ituii ?>late~ I Tnere lias hi-cn ami is conshlcra'> K p *eu ition as t j t i p.*ob iblo yio'il of tl.i. crop. 1 My importunity for ohsorvati m ai.d inl'ornia' lor. as to Missis.sipi was li r.11i'il 1 will vi-it that State duni.yj the early piri of s.-picinher rue Louisiana eri.p L ei i ainly xiuuniy s!i u t f:roin 'j Viekhij'y; i nmediately on the Mississippi rivui !' >! -wia! n '.-si i the interlo th or?>p ii pra L illy icimplete f.iijii, l?7om the Onchi ila rivei to Ited river .j I he ci'i>|) will t?v. i ><? per rent. ol ;i ii normal >idd I'io ii Slirewport to Al fi ( x ifi(I I'ia l.lii* l> >ll weevil I has (I stroy- |b c(t iho rep up ai <l ia.vn lied river v.i f I y the nied. fertile ivjjion in Loui.siau T l'li'!?' :r>' Ions thousands of acres thai r. are abandoned; not a seed planted,and oilier ihiusnids planted and abandon j ed aMd ilie balance m iking very little. I {wish those wlio are dlspn- d to think the weevil does little barm i could m- the work cf destruction h : has caused in Louisiana. iii T< xas Ll in wot vil and drought! Ii ne i ul I) \oin' p i.vubiiliy anything I liUu a-1 average yield, J Tli - people of Louisiana and Texas ! ' w i't ialk ? ! anything loss than eon! s p< r pound f. r t?ds ornp. Judgi'g , 11/ Hi. s /. ' fa t lio nud.onccs and llu> Charaet of ail' occupations of lie men coir.po.sin^ tlioin, I think it safe ' t-? predict that there will he a tenillc . tight for ).r? con a it inn buyers socio t() disponed seriously to oppose it. ^ ^ te Sale at Bat* llowing- houses and lc j -? - xs ana long time. )om residence with l land with fine spring J Three nice i in the heart < Ton nice Hire conveniently work, either ( , cotton mill, I Ten fine stor ' Rutland Avi l | j Street. Size ; inches bv !ur? | Fourteen Ij-j I land Aveauj ?v?r!ookin;j t e We now liuvt islied which 2nd , with fi ay property, send yoi >r the property with ut at other places foi portunity of a life th es. yours for Busin Batesbi Tlu! conditions here are very nneli D like those tiiiit obtained in the stales ** east of th Mississippi last year. List ' war ive bad po >r crops ami these Western States no (! ones Tiii prices were ifj'l -tii' i ul I fOrtli.'se Slates tli.it m-ule the iat^-r yield-. :u I the result. <?i liicir tine cr ?ps an i hi/ ^ pnce.s was an ic'ii > t n ilimit-n! e\ tension of ere lit . Now the terrible j |{rtl crop failure tints b inkers and mcr! by I'll Ill's who l'X!.-'li 1 :! <"er.il i f ' - - ??? " ii ins planter in the i. n 1m it with tli ^ planter. For if there i-. nil a hv ( price obtained ili.-y stand to loose'"11 ihcir advances; so there is a very j',a,c unanimous sentim -nl ani'-nKr planters , ^ht 4iid business n.cti for loc.nds cotton. , Of course it ail depend! on I he wisdom j of h owners and their ability to ex icis.e their wi-d in as lo whether Liie 'Ul i? ;i .viii in iiik li>is pric : or not. ' tf' a < > io of Llia worst features . f the; 1 top out lot k is the po ?r coin crop i |ia( I've hjo.l sp:ivitl' Lo .tlltt farmers' ne re of tie Witli.tinsm pi i i. 1 be j lieve it w nilii suaceed here b.ttei j'*0 than i i tu- K l ilern St it \s I hat 1 leave tod i> I r Oklahoma, where, soo I v in make a t hree (lay canvass and L : nit t: list h leave lor ikiluiiihi.t m> as j;j.. l iieat the ct in:iIy president's nieel uk on Mie tt'i. I have h id a st rcnous campion, s',tJ tpi t!i imk tlir.i * I nn s a rt.iv umi n-"' ' >ii *!i i>j il.iy ;ni I nijf ij. I'li.-ro i> a iiin ;r<4 i yi11^ rfru vt i in .sculi :enl as to ,ti ] ur v\oik an I nn' .oil 'i n nislr.t Dill i..11 (if appnai.it i?M. K. I*. |s'Jrl Monroe, I.i , Autf. J">. iwl. alai NO. 5595. a-111 ! froi riiE TOWN ELECTION. j?? . him l lie municipal (-lection parsed (.11 nil t ly on the 27Mi. Mr. J, Frank , . one of tii" n.-nim. es wit h drew expe Otn til1 rao\ aii'i Mt'\sis .1 It YolilipI..?i .. n "V'u <inw i?. i". 11 triiey were v? ted I '' ir. Tin re wereenlx h> vol s polled. lie Ml wing n? t-nv.-i will hold the * - . i Til .. df govcrum mi) foi two yoar>, 1 e ^ nitin^' .'an 1, 1SM8. M A Volt: riqj W. C. Hates fcw' WA KDKNS: I?. r. W1 ilehead, M. K. Rutland, WC. Father. SHE I>. I' Hart icy, r It. 1'adroit and Walter Dreliei, I'!;. ..< gent .emeu are all new met t M t he except ion of Mr. W. C. Far ' d-rel Jll/.'S '.!i 1 I >. 1'. Hart ley. . v?\e <! CDI tew w ^ I'.ers an t*n\ ii>K Ai^u lied root i.'j i 1 i cause it takes no argument 1" <iU inaie ? i : ar. I th.e customers come bncV is saf m.r,. - - - . II Will I W #####?& 1 ?sburg jj? >ts on small ^ four tenant |jjj| of mineral w niw llv? room ottage* *1. if town, ea:h $I,*HK) >J roa.11 cottages AjA. situated for in town or ut tho "$r&eacli $650 o lots fronting on miu. aiiJ llirt'*y *'*lv of lots 2* f. j I-JCt, each at itl lots on Nu xi >'2'- jjmpr and Mil -t/- i, he wlljl ?w<t VjOtfe" ach at j .0 up to $300 vlv : the high School e tabwill o,oe:i Monday Sept. ree tuition. ir children to the money r board and ne, so make ||j| ess. 4W #>Vrv* irt>- S. C. #' n 'W" 4ife ? <frf -m >M: W w ElTUHE? arR3if3)3J3EMOUS CJiaOE. -i/i.i iia,-th*y, a forimr reside it of Lesburg, was aricsled here Monday sii 'i ilT Co,ley, w!io had received :ri'c!ijn imni the Richland sheriff e o.i Llij wale 1 out lor the fleeing n. it isciiir^e 1 that llartley'.s wit' I just received a ched's fii)) as : outcome of a lawsuit an ! ail cone tlie (Carolina Nitlontl b r to net cheek cashed w.ac.tJit m ?ne> was .1 over, Hartley, wiio was wi li her, hbed $18"> of it, and ran. I was learned latter that Hart'ey I taken til :ir ehi! I, three year.-, old, 1 a warrant is a I I)/ d a4 a r it.e wlos llvvvs le ii" ?'..I tit it li writ y I gone toward a j'ustaand tu was. a ie irneJ that u id golt ot o!f at xingtm an J Sn:, i.I Uurley >vii .t <t ii less thin five mimles after fieri II11ad bjen inf iriu I ut 11 in,I v'; ik -vanted under warrant, imul i urid :r arrest at th clot In ur st >r : (? Drelier & ' 'a , wli -re he a n niK a suit oi clothes. II ir ley wis piised and sai i h o il I u it u i ljf~ id what, it all ;:i fanr, In lie l.i'e.* lited that lie lial su ci;l $ s; n his wife and left 'J'ie child, a le hoy, was with liiin v* li.'ii he was is'.e c be^Kcd tli? sheriff " not to put hi the lock up,"hut to hire a ttum carry 1)im back to (Join nt?i i ln-otiic country, olVjiiu^ i) p.iy .ill inscij of llio trip. Tlic sheriff did acc :d to bis wishe>, lr??*f\or and as lock up, pending the arri.il of lumbia officer. ie case has .since been s?'Mle<l. X ll ^t 0:1 1> sp itCfl gaped m vict captured I'.IFF OUZTS GOES TO GEORGIA OR EDGEFIELD PRISONER. fill ', August 'Jf) s . .rifT W. (J. r. Luru.t.l from W;:rr;- ion (!a , ififty, bringing wiih I- ; an oo'if jet, 0;'Or?o ll -liins i . who a ,teks :tg ?. made il > s l?a*e Mipfr>isor Si' 11 cti;rni'HHK yii the goi (I work and cltv. r UM'rs of Mr. Ouzls tliis negro cly on duty agam, voikirg his >ut.