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Our Ji To Be Fasli Our Fabrics and Millir Go \ I 1A GIAN'I 1 SOUTHEAST w s i ? \4 9 ? THE V <i* ? BEST & 1 POLICY I r The Best Business \*A f n South Carolina are insuring them !p Ihprnfiff* it *i- ! ??. f (niMH'hnmif l?c A. II Twichell , j.i.i. it. Cleveland ^ .1 no A. 1 aw i ZZL r<)w ,:| ! Eili : Spartant L_ Svery Thing h i . ?Ttnc W \ l'? 11 l is, (' | ?( >(' K s, | > s'i.\ i:i:w \i{i-:. u \m> ('III \ A. ( 'I "r < . L \SS. |.( CHAINS, KT(\ ^ "iir ( h'dri^ | 'minpt |\ \j ^ ?"i r I {? | >;i i r \\ , ,rk. 11 Will :'11 > i; i I'L?I M; i (i? Know ii ;i ' 11 i 11U i ?ii;t r;i lit cm I. c. . S. //, I l;i I i i 1 I "', - Si I lit; v\ A ill's I.iItle Karlv I!i-t is, tlir antlicn lit lie l V l" i lis. II > ill i' i IIOH I i uii', 8Slfc pills Sold ?y It I . ? u. h i i 1 ' uu Store. I'ifl 11 i? in 'I . c bakrett .iones. ti> ! I . ^ ATTORNRY AT I.AW, Noopil HATKSRURG, S. (J. noih on ul attention Riven to ail business. ,|1( ,j,s r National Hank Building? . , IIpSaihs i senium Millinery Dep. lionable and Dress Cities You Must lery Have Been Selected With the Or Vroii? If You Select Your Goods From Rattans $ Bouknight P OF STRENGTH EM LIFE NsnRiNf.E en iiuuuanuu ft # LOWEST RATES /Wen j He re is Our Record. isclvcs i.ot only ' Assets S 1-40,302.(10 * ! p . < \V. S. Montgomery A, I. White S. J. Simpson (ieo. R. Dean Aug. N\ Smith URTHER PARTICULARS WRITE iott Estes, President >urg, S. C. OCHDMeCOeeOOeOCWOOOCCCeece liUUHi l iwolry. My Young J ; writes Mrs. Mary Hudson, of Mast 111\ advice, which was, to take < ^ staying with me and was in torrib ' dui helped her at once. !lf Will He!}) "T.ns( spring," Mrs. llndsoi in a rack of pain. The doctor did . to take Carclui. The first dose 1 "jam in better health than in thre< tfi. /(*/*. d Kvery ^iiT and woman noe : irregularity, falling; feelings, heat "" 1 ( il|,|,||li:' 1 J similar female troubles. Card n scientific. Trv Cardui. | AT ALL DRUG S tier otomx of a lung healing Ul'MIs ^1! ? nil. fi, I vl u ,<inv , i ;11 i\ iiv i'u111i\i>i? (cities 1 he Advocate i f,; Iry bronchial coughs.|iiiciv ' - I yield to tuls it wrl.ly i f- J ! 04> medicine hi - hoop w in I ?.-is thai the/ it will. 4T* H f || | ljp' ^ Mvc it to even \eiy yotlllKbaqca Jy I 4 \/\J I t||V nn, t o chloroform absolutely L-5?? : Inrsli <>r harmful. It calms. IrchsiiiK eolith, ami heals the ^ ~y A c '|it no other X CV 1 Cal. I I>r Shuop's. Sold by tbin- RtL| rw artrrsent Una ( Li They Do I Com ! o Our Stoi eatest C tI Our Milliner Knows T T us. I u- four Opportunity WIi Com y, Leesville, S'EGRO ASSAULTER TO j BIG ' # PENITENTIARY I Fortl $ JOHN 1HBY AND CLARENCE AG- ,m ? NEW REMOVED FROM SPARjj'j. i Colun X TANBURG JAIL -CIRCUS DAY there r CROWD WAS FEARED. ilw closes C V ! days ol rcioos 11 Columbia, S. C.. Oct. 12.?John ami pac Irby and Clarence Agnew, negroes, I b?i3etwc ^ the militia, sheriff and mob have Tj0na^tfl been fighting over at Spartanburg Iact w were brought here this afternoon by the ract way of I^urens in charge of a de-; nursesC< W tail under Captain Nicholls and i s<2itV* tfis* i otring lodged in the penitentiary for sate nowned , .... ' ? ' here fai v keeping. I he party was accom-i two rac ^ panied as far as Laurens bv the Franklin Guards which had been on hundred N*J> if- I be cnte: guard at the Spartanburg jail. The 1 The p v move was decided on today after a j offered6 conferench between Governor Ansel !, V the Spartanburg authorities. There :LQd ro' ?;:> * . | occptBir V was no danger ol the prisoners be- ! will wit ^ ing taken from the Spartanburg iail, m^ho * f)ut next Saturday being circus day There J | College V at Spartanburg it was feared the and the lyf large crowd there would become!''m* r W loaded with liquor and give trouble., pr<^i^j ^ - - ? .of?*.* i this yei J * .H *: 7. 5 ^ ame guard was brought ' uiveiy.n< ^ vgnew. the negro | >oy who wreck- ifiddenlu C,; d train No. 40 on the Southern ^imphu X n . stut'ility. *!> ear Duncan station some lays ago, ?trtnrth. l i " /? t? ,ft".ar C.> id who it is reported the Greer.- th*s?6ani X ,:il? u .-j This cl? in*. wuiiicu oiiiuiuay nigm. shoop'p N for weak i ra Captain Sam J. Nicholls, of the the cause ^ Hampton Guards, was in command popular"i ^ o: the detail in whose charge the ititrcngti T t ... If you t:;, prisoners were. Upon a: nving in eestion. i Y , , . ,. them as ^ Laurens the local company was dis^ mis.se 1. except Corpora H. Douglas 1 && Gray and Private Swygerf, who composed part of the guard t?- take the negroes on to Columbia. GU While no one expected John Irby the crowds were at the station when 0 wa- brought through here, the u^ua! train from Spartanburg arriv- one n I mi led. 1 here was no demonstration of 1 a dree )jbal ir. k . <ind no ditticultv incurred twont>' ^ ? . two mi HI A P n 1,c transfer to theCouim- Lu!vos *- < j? ' ??*' 2 |i :.i i tr.hi . ihiT-ugh there ^ere his wi B ^ v , j .?cred with curiosity at s,1<' trJ or- f<4,. ? B laims , man, Miss., tonlv B j&rdoi. SllO /?aS Greycourt le misery, but Car- amamedmai Wi :i.s wife now residing in Spartanburg'. i J *' j|fe ' < I I . >; 1 r 1 lL 0\1. P c,i:iy bj Sheriff Nichols agair t .,T t my of the alleged lea dors of S'it- ' l continues, I ^ as ^ night's mob and ten arrests fanst , .3K) got I, SO ?? jj^. y,..w. pnus ;ar been made All the Shake; wiped me. Now I k ,s have lc(, o years." J) as uarduf, to euro fc lackc, backache ami jf- u N1 in is safe, reliable, |c VCrV SCfiOUS I vei* 1 t , . ?&' It is a very serious matter to ask I f ' TOIvXj& JH for one medicine and have the I K?_h y jyg** vy r 'V wronff one given you. For this I m0!, 8s* ?885"'' reason we urge you in buying I i , to be careful to get the genuine? | '.Tff;rw^!BLAc?-l?RAUGHT p t Liver Medicine - ; \\ 'I y0-x<l The reputation of this old, relia- I V'yiW I i^s"?ble medicine, for constipation, in- ? i^fejjr4- c.. I l\i.S j digestion and liver trouble, is firm J V \ i il il'' S I 1 /'t V *>* established. It does not imitate I I ' -' ' 's JiSj other medicines. It is better than R j 4 1 others, or it would not be the fa- R /*\U vor '.to liver powder, with a larger I | sale than all others combined. LAXATIVE HONEY and TAR ltVfc.8 COUGHS AND COL38 itn . , - - - 1 j 335BRwnG;i . | >. '' 1 surpassed! n The Northern tE. ' ;' . wf.. ? Her EBusiness. You cannot tile Thev Last. S.C. .. ! 1 stake races i * obeat surprise. - i at state fair an American Hal rasa. I I The American father of the heiress I ie First Time South Ctro? | greeted, the count who was a suitor for I a Gets Stake Races~Biff '< hcr hand wlth dignified frigidity. I r> . "Sare," said the count, "your da ugh. | entries. j ter }iag ^one me 7je honnalre of cob- i ibia, fc>. C.?(Special.)?In all the seating to be my wife. I am called I the titate Fair?forty years? to complete ze negotiations." I iave never been anything like "All right," wearily said the father. I es that are scheduled for thii- ! "7 f . ... I Tio lair opens October 116th and ITow much of a cash settlement do I ictober 30th. There will be four you expect?' I I racing. Already Ave stake i "Nosslng, sare." I avc been arranged for trotters ..tttu,,.. m??k _m t h.~*. ? 1 sn. I'ui w ill be offered for I What. How much will I have to I irness and running horses. 1 pay for your poker debts?' I cn J6.000.00 and J7.000.00 has "Nosslng, sare. I do uot gamble." 1 Cored as prises for these[ races. ..H<>w much m l haye t to I ractivo prizes, together with the .. M, " J I Lt So many of the Northern and rebuild your castle. I tracks have had trouble with i "Nosslng, sare. It Is in fine repair." I trs, will moke the entries here "But there must be some expense for I ?k tho best aggregation of fast ? I ever seen anywhere in the I me- yut witu it. I "No, sare; nosslng. I simply love I s of horses from the most re- your daughter and she loves me, and I stables in the country will he , . # , mnrriort T? nnt *at I r week. With the races nearly) wc *? ?,e married Is not rat >nths off, the entries for the \ enough ? Is it not enough to ask you | lccs counted up to ninety-three, to give me your daughter wizsout I is expected that more than a j yOUr expecting to"? 1 I of America s finest racers will J ... ... I rod for the stake faces. "Come to my arms!' exclaimed the urso races will be much above American father and tried to fall upon 1 rage this year. More money is the neck of the delighted count. I and better horses will be raced. I rack has been put In apple pie . " . , floor, having I bid the grandstands enlarged \ tumbled from his bed as a finish to his corked. This was necessary to amazing dream.?Judge. I lodate the immense crowds that ri"sa all of the races during falri I his being the first of tho scries TQ ENTER "SOCIETY " I ,'irglnla-CaroHaa Circuit. ,w I will be other sports. Davidson I plays Clcmson on Wednesday, You must Have Treasure, Tempera i University of South Carolina ment and Tact. I avidson College on Thursday. T , nnradlse vou had tn ha 1 . C. Koenan will have the races lo out< r I'?ra,li&e >ou n?d to Da ge, and he knows his business, good oiul you had to be dead. To I nt'Mobley expects the races enter society you do not have to be 1 ir to bring ^peopte ^to^tha^falr either On the contrary, though what 1 ou do hare to be is harder to tell I - to goi there. But certain I . ,o ; m Ire in rut toned These J . > * " rc t nop jftLiiuut and tart I .. ... I I , km ut hi more complex. Tem- I >t one wtm neai. ui ? iUtuutai I ally rllinaiird It is almost a _ - ? -?- 1 ly little nerve that really is all at fault. with ernerts who have devoted their I are nerve?the ?.&ruiAC, or Heart Nerve ^ . .... . . _i?? ?i_ I ni ' ds. a'.id must Iiave. more power, more HV?S to tlie Subject. That IB Clearly] I more controlling, more governing abnormal. Tact, while less unnatural. 1 Without that the Heart mtfit continue nv,?. , .,,T" id the stomach and kidneys also have " niore abstruse. Tact is the ability e controlling nerves. ^ to put your vibrations into harmony ?rly explains why. as a medicine, Dr. ..I . .. . , lesturntive has in the pest done so much with those of otucra about you. Al>mm ailing Hearts. Pr. shoop first sought plrants inay be rich, righteous and of all this painful, palpitating, suflocat- . " ' aisirrss. vt. snoop s iipstorative?thii" reaay. yet If they lack that ability jrescrtption?is alone directed to then* whntovor thnlr .ffnpto *i a wsstinif nerve centers, it builds; ^na^ver theii efforts, they are nosens: it offers real, aennine heart help where. If thev possess it, then, though E^'WSX^.SSSlS ?? nobodlc. thrj- have ouly to cewded, with choose where they want to go and get C?1_ there? generally speaking, that is. and ^ ilOQP S Ppovided tbe3" nn> not in a hurry. Taste is very mercantile, besides being Hc4r\?*Ci4ll7A unbecoming.?Edgar Saltus in Broad* SI iU X CX XX CJ way Magazine. NTER'S DRUO STORE. * - ? The Effort of His Life a Failura. . _ ... W. S. Gilbert had a novel experience A Dream Warning. , . . .. . , ^ . before he wrote for the stage, when ance >'1 >ry comes from Calabr?a . . . . . ? . . . , . , ... . , ho was n baiTistor waiting for his first racca.it, a resident of Pizzo, bad , , T. . . . ? . , . . . .. <i brief. It was long in coming, ana ini la which be saw his sou. . .. .. , . , , .. . . . ' when it did come Mr. Gilbert deter years of age, being attacked by , . . , .. . .., , mined, of course, to make the effort of on, w ho were stabbing him with . . . .]V Braccala awoke and, arousing ll_ '' , . . , ? ... .. , ,, , & He was intrusted with the prosecute, told her what he had seen. .. . ,, T . . ? , , , , , . . ,,, tion of an. old Irish woman for stealing led to calm him, but wlillo they ? . . . .. ~T .... ,. a, .. a coat, and when he began the speech still discussing the matter n ...... , . , , , . , a. - .. , that he had prepared and rehearsed so .Y;i' heard in front of the 1k?usc, , ,, ,. . . _ . ,. . carefully, the old dame at once began asteninc down. Mine. Braccala . . . .' . ,, ,, ... . . . .. . . . to interject: "Oh, ye divil, sit down!' the door lust in time to entch , , , . . ?e,# , , "Sure, now, he s a loler, yer honor!" "Sit r> in her nnns as ho fell swoon- . , ,? , TT , , , . down, ye spalpeen! lies known to the ground, lie had lx-en at- ,, ' ,, , . ... , i ,, , , all 1he perlice, yer lionor!" After some and stabbed and died shortly . . . ' : . n?. ^ J minutes of this abuse Gilbert asked u the recorder's intervention, bat that ofToo Easy For Him. flctal VN;is to? husy ,auKhln?- So ^ I wat t work " effort of his life was not a success. e's a penny. Buy yourself a . Present Giving Worse Than Tippirg. i know not bin' about runnln' a The trend of the times makes itself iper protested Tired Tiffins, 'n lbc mat^er presents and oalK wanted alms?Louisville present giving. In the dajs of our r-Jo rnal grandmothers these tokens of affection were few and far between and were , ? ,oi ? ... marked by a stem simplicity. But we hii . own self be true, and it . J .. . ,, . , . j . have changed all that, and the up to olio . as the night the dav, thou . . . * .. . , , A ' (late r ot of presents means a deadly not then be false to any man? , , ; , , , J drain on our bank balances. The tipping tax is bad enough, but the burden of countless presents can .. . give it points and a beating.?London W here Bullets Hew * 1 latler. ' 1 1 a i K r i, i if I . 11 < 111 N ^ .a In a Bad W ay. ii,' r?\i ?a who U;st a "You seem much upset, my good , man," remarked the curate, who hap^tK" pened to call when Murkie was laying ' i > imi * < m wi-rih J down the law somewhat emphatically r , ,I, juiir ! 1 , i irs I ? 11if, i to his family circle. I "Hupset?" bellowed Murkie. "I for * i should think T am lmpsot! Our blesss on in ! , in lii'U oil kid's tfust set 'lsself on fire, an* ... | ii i i i i . ; o Mowed if the missus 'ere ain't bin ?n' put Mm out with my pot o' beer, ' ' au' mo stony broke too!"?London An ? r ' > < i a s rung swers. ' '''(* Hi I ' I <l I In- , l>l . A More Advantageous Timo. "Why do people always say, 'Kiss und make up?' I thought people uauvacate SI ally were friends l?efore they klaaed." "Well, you see, It's a good deal more OCT VCHf" Bfttlsfactory to kiss before tbe make* - up is put on."?Chicago News. ... .