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jfit? n s? ; ri ? ?AliA nn H n rm i m lliyiAl?WUMlUU?Al BJDNNEOTSYILLE, S, C. BY S. A. ?MOWN & CO. Ojjlce on Marion Street, Wednesday, Septoinbor 6, 1893. Shoes, Shoes. Now shoc3 continually arriving nil my store, I nm determined you shan't forget I nm "tho" shoo niau of tho town. J.T. Campboll. Tho'Mosquito Family. Arc you troubled with mosquitoes? Call ou J. II. Mitchell and get some of that fragrant dispelling mixture, and you can got rid of thom at once. For Rent. A six room cottage with ono aero of ground. Possession given immediately Terms reasonable. Apply to MKS. ADDIE F. STUJU?S. August 21), 1893. Fall Oponlnti Of \Y. F. Broom's largo and well selected stock of millinery with tho protticst linc of pattern hats fresh from Paris will take place on September 13, 1893. The public are cordially invited. SHILOH'S Cumc, tho Great Cough and Group Curo, is for eulo by us. l'ockot ei/.e coutuius twooty-fivo doses, only 250. Ghi!* drou lovo it. J. T. Douglas? Poo Dee Booming. lleporls from Pco Deo aro that the freshet now in the river is tl 'ugliest known for years, and the Ve farmers on tho river will in stock and crops. A yesterday that tho 0h< gown down thc rivor Buoklen's Alnico Tho beut Sujvo i out?, bru?BOS, Boroo, v .1, foyer bores, tottor, oin . 1 ,iuins and oorne-mul all f > . ? 1 positively cures piles, 6 . It is guar antee* to giyo p iaoticn, or mon ey rf.funded. PI-UK ci. ts por box, For Biuo nt Jonninge' Phnrtut y. -? -?j? o For Salo at a Sacrlfloe. ! 1 ou 0 ' ii fix lery, .bout ulara write ur npp?,) al thu olit?o. A ?ploh did (jutlii for a pub1 vc gin or grist mili. \ ?M?k?u .:. 1 Y <Ai r Qlf\y Hoad}' . !.. ^u.' iioadj 101 ^oiiv. i ii not soud it at once to J. II. Hamil) at the Marlboro Machino Shop and have him put it in order to gin your cotton with satisfaction to yourself and make buy ers jump at thc staple ginned. Noth ing like porfect ginning, and Harra ll is the mau to put your gin in order. CAPTAIN SWJCICNKV, U. 8. A., Sun Diego, Gal,, says : "Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is tho first medicine I havo over found that would do mo any good." Prieo "jo cts. Sold by J. T. DouglaB. - Summer Excursion Ratos. Tho Cape Fear and Vadkin Valley Railway Company will sell summer excursion tickets from Juno 1st to September 30th, 1893, inclusive, to all seashore and mountain resorts in North Carolina, Virginia, and West Virginia. Tlieso tickets will be good for return trip until October 31st, 1893, with privilogo of stopping in each direction at all resort points. Guaranteed Cure. a Wo authorize our advortiscd druggist to Boll Dr. King's New Discovery foi Goneump? fcion, Coughs and Golds, upon this condition. If yu? aro 11 (Hinted with a Cough, Gold or any laing, Throat or ohc^t trouble, and will uso this remedy IIB directed, giving ib a fftiV trial, and oxporioncc no benefit, you muy return tho bottlo and bavo your monoy ro tunded. Wo could not inako this off or did wo not know that Dr. King's Now Discov ery could bo relied on, It novor disappointa. Trial bottles froo at Jennings' Plmrmaoy. Largo eizo 500. and $1.00. Colored Bauoball, On Friday last tho colored nine of McColl came up and crossed bats with a picked nino ol Bcnncttsville and got badly boatou. Tho scoro being 21 to 6 in favor of Bonnettsvillo. On Saturday Blenheim colored nine carno up and were also badly used up. Tho scoro stood 17 to f> in favor of Bonuettaville. Death's Doings. Died at his home in Brownsville on Monday night last, alter a long illness, Mr. D. E. Coxo; agod G7 years. Tho funeral services will take place at Brownsvillo Baptist church this Wed nesday morning at 10 o'clock. Diod at .her homo in this town this morning abortt^'clook, Mrs. Ann IC, Bristow, tho vonorafcilo mothor of Mr. A. J. Bristow, A, A.\?nd L. IV Bria, tow, and of Mrs. Wyatt awryM^ Ballio Bri?tow-agod 70 years. ?fc funeral will tako placo tomosrow at Evtej'gi'0*511 comotory. . \ TOWN ANJ) COUNT y NIC US. - Now moon noxt Sunday. - Paris Grocii in any quantity at J. T. Douglas'. Fruit jars! Got tho best! The "Lightning or Safely" at.T.T. Douglas - Remember that Wnddill can sell you a very good Hour at $3.75 por barrel. Como and seo it, - Do you want a pair of nico eye glasses ? Call at Douglas* Drug Store aud examine that now lot, - Bo suro to read the new "ad" of Mr. J. P. Campbell. Ho is a solid business man aud dees all ho promises - Mr. Christopher Odom says if tho man who stole his pigs will return them ho will not pvosocuto him even if he were to seo them put back, - The sad nows was received on Sunday lust of the death of Mr. 0. W. Ingram, of Chesterfield-uncle of Mr. John Ingram, of our town. - Neglect of the hair ofton destroys its vitality and nat ural hub, aud causes it lo fall out. Before it is too late ap? ply Hall's Hair Roncwor, a suro rem edy. - Time was when tuon did not want to servo ou a jury, but we hoard a gon tloman say Monday ho was glad to get a job for tho county and hoped tho court would last a whole month. - Many people, not aviare of tho dangers of constipation, neglect the proper remedy till tho habit becomes chronic, or inllamation or stoppage re sults. A dose or two of Ay er's Pill's in the beginning would have prevented all this. ?- The only way to cure fever and ague is oithcr to neutralize the poisons which causo tho disease or to expol ,em from tho system. Ayor's Ague .Jure operates in l^oth ways, lt is a warranted specific for all forms of ma larial disorders, and never fulls to cure. Try it, KAHI.'R CI.OVISU ROOT, tho new Blood Purifier, given 1'renhncBB and clearness to tho Complexion nnd ouros Constipation. 25c, 50c. nnd $i.oo. Bold by J. T. Douglas. Tho Dato Changed. Owing to the distressing effects of tho last storm, tho managers of tho colored excursion to Mt. Airy, on tho 14tl), h?vo been urged by many who want to go to chango the date from the 14th to the 28th, when it will positively run. A large crowd havo engaged tickets and a grand trip' in promised, Mb the wliole day ?vii! no Rpo ii oil lb* .'road higlu-.seeing on I he IpJoi The fan; is ontV Kineo ils lk; l introductiou, ulcotrio Bie ters bau gained rapidly in popular favor, until now it is clearly in tho lead among puro medical tonics and alteratives-con taining nothing which permits ila uso ns n bcvci.ige or intoxicant, it is rooguized as tho best and purest medicino for nil ail monts of Stomaoh, Livor or Kidney. - it will euro ?Sick Hcndncho, Indigestion, Con stipation, aud drive Malaria from thc sys tem. Satisfaction guaranteed with each botllo or tho monoy will bo rotunded, Price only 50e. por bottle For salo by Douglas Jennings. Mall Irregularity. It really scorns ns if the storm on thc 28th demoralized Uncle Sam's mail agents as well as everything oise. Lnst Monday afternoon wo gota letter from Fayetteville that waa mailed at that office on tho Thrusday before On Tuesday tho southern train brought no mail at all, and one and all feohas if cut oil'from the outside world, and all because wo failed to secure thc road to Society Hill. A reliof is offered in a connection with tho Wilson Short Cut at Latta, Smi.oil'o VITIM/, un is what you need for Dyspepsia, Torpid Livor, Yellow Skin or Kidnoy Troublo. It is guaranteed to givo you satisfaction. Prico 750. Sold by J. T, Douglaa. United States Court. Alox. McColl, colored, was before Commissioner McLaurin on Wednes day last charged with running a "Blind Ti gor" at Dunbar. Deputy Pearson had him in town tho week before, but ho took the creek and skipped, but was caught again on Wednesday. The evidenco is strong against him and he will likely spend tho season in tho county jail. One thing is certain, Mr. Pearson is determined to stop thc "Blind Tiger" business in Marlboro, and all good pooplo should help him out. Petit Juroro-September Term. Tho following list of jurors was drawn 00 Monday for tho noxt term of court: D lt Galloway, Neil MoQuaigo, T 13 Husbands, T D McCall, D A Berry, Dnniol Clark, T B Gibson, j 0 Gibbs, F D Bollera, W D Coningham, W K Bothcn, Bon Moltao, Il H Lido, Martin C. Quiok, A J Jones, J A Herring, Frank Manning, Sr. J B Houstcas, IJ L Stubbs, K D Graham, W L Barrontino, Wnltor S. Swotfc, W A Mooro, J F Townsond, KU Bundy, " II S Grant, W II Kirkwood, It C Hnstorling, B B Mooro, W M Pcgnos, M 0 Harpor, G N McCall, IJ T Donaldson, John F. Evorott, Martin Hubbard, J F Bolton, Mr. A. J. Howe return eui from tho northorn marketa on Monday last. Lookout ntxt week for tho latest nows. Mr. Wini M, Smith, with Misses Jaunio Sherri?l and Emma Munson left on Tuesday for tho 'World's Fair. Miss Mary McLean hasroturnod to Magnolia to take charge of her school. Hor many friends wish hor much suc cess. Mr. A. J. Bristow has returned from tho northorn markets and will loll you next week what he has boen baying willie away. Misses Li/./.ie and Anna Draughou, who have been trending sometime with relatives in North Carolina, havo re turned home. Dr. and Mrs. McGirt, of Darlington who have been spending some dayl with Capt. W. II. Steed, at Potioho. returned home on Monday afternoon Rey. W. II. Hodges, of Greenwood station, who has boon spending a week with his mother in Brownsvillo, came up to Benncttsvillo on Wednesday lasl fora few hours. Hid furlough of om month was about out, and hccxpeetiH to start for Greenwood on Thursday. Graded School The Graded School opened on Tues day with Prof. J. D. Bast as principal The enrollment in spite of tho han times was flattering, but it is a matte of rogret that inahV who would sou< now nie prevented from want o money. -.- - Ready for Ordo rs. Tho Fail Announcement of Mr. 1? W. Thornton of Fayetteville came to late for this week, but will appear i our next. He has full department for tho ladies, tho men and childrot while his carpet and curtain depart menls have not been neglected. Yo have only to say what you want an you can get it. Romombor Your Doad I Mr. R. T\ Barfield has accepted tl agency of tho " Fayetteville Marb Works." and will tako pleasure in a swering all questions and showii styles, samples of work, etc., at li shop. Tho work done by this y ai will comparo with any ever planted th it iction. Call on him before y< place your orders. . A Musicale. Mr. E. L. Rumsburg, proprietor lin.' Fay?M'?'VvlIu M irble Woili*, win' in town combined ( '<??' -tit"- wi I? bin D<;:>H and tie)igbieu ?>u( ei! ?zei..1-: with Ijinii?ical ?oiioerl. .:i (N/isi S .1 Adan liii* i i? i ghi -.nd will agaiji ti pig) (j r si?leu by Miss Belie Jennings at t piano and the Messrs. Dudley on viol and cornet. Tho music reudorcd is a high order and the samo heard in i the theatres in New York. Mr. Roi borg is a fino Clarinettist as woll as marble worker. Sad Death at Blenheim. The sad nows was brought to tm on Monday that Mr. Frank B. Roge a prominent merchant and citiz of Blenheim had committed suici with a pistol. This news is sad euou without our saying more. Ho was his 30th year, and leaves a wife, c child and a largo connection of relatb to mourn his loss. He was a man of i ble traits, and his untimely death i heavy blow to that whole country. ] was a member of Calan tho Lodge, ? 15, Knights of Pythias, Benuettsvil and was buried with Knightly hon at Blenheim cemetery on Tuesday, a thc large concourse at tho funeral 1 bore testimony to his worth as ac zen. A tribute will appear next we? Religious Notes. Rev. E. O. Watson, has a mcoti in progress this Week at thc Method church in Bcnnettsville. The progr this wcok will be a song service n sermon in thc morning and tho sa at night. Rov. P. F. Kilgo, of Chcraw stati spent last week on a visit to his sis Mrs. J. C. Campbell, of Blenheim, preached for Rev. J. W. Ariail Eucnezer on Sunday afternoon-Tc Romans 9-8. Rev. J. W. Ariail closed his m< ?hg at Parnassus on Saturday ni] last after a week of faithful serv It was tv good meeting and tho cc m unity was blossed by it. This clo his series for tho year on Iiis circui -.--.*?..?* (t?r- George Guinn, living at D. Stubbs place in Brightsvillc, harvcf this week 39 bushels of fifto corn fi one-fourth of an acre of ground old briar patch cast away. On August 31st, 1893, by I), Odom, Escp, David Butler to B< Boviner; all of Adamsvillc. Itead thc Tl u tt'onu?. There aro some pcopio in I country who believe that a eil advocato is necessarily a Popu! Nothing could ho farthor from truth. An advooato of sil vor man of sonso-nothing moro, n< ling loss.-Qrinndl Signal, Mob ti iiei MR. ?oft itv; < tho facta iu ? bron b?8t S? ? - , and McColl i1 There was j oated spoctati \ meo Adatnsvillo, ? . Hebron. Tho gamo wan ?M?> I ant. M. B. Iv philu got hurt on h . BO that ho co .: itel ning. On ti , made eight game WUH MK . ii. in favor of Al Tho follow) and pesnions J. D. Craig) Fletcher, C.; .md P.; JO. J, Laimil, 2d H. Willis, ll Iii; Milton Gibson M. IK Tarli! C.; Ad Hamel 2d li.; John I David, 8. 8 ; Prank Humer F.; H. B. Hal Hebron gets up. The ma: will arrange I and all lovers invited to alic Hebron lias Blenheim to j on tho Hebron Olio, Septen Bin down f:oa\ ovoi l*roAVii*S Ir System, nld? dtga tuid curci mulari IV loll* lowing aro arno nt Hc 3U Hebron \vd of iuter 11, Tatum, , Olio and ?? ; and pleas u's pitcher, ? 1 tho bases iio dist iu teOoll boys ??: that tho rc 20 to 13 i of players ii , :II . > . ?Ito ' ii l'? S. ; G ibsen irin, S. S. t H.; Mc >.; G.iu?ar tin, C. P.j Daniel, 0 Newby, ; Waiter iel, ll. 1 Lee, Ii. ios n't give bron team rc games, t cordially liege from j morning X. ITO broken ld euros, ibullds tko asa of Uto, Kc ov MOCOLL L( Ol' KNIGHTS Whereas, W bereaved in th Hanall, ono ol devoted moth bi Whereas, Si expression of g as a token of sy our departed br to give express form of a pict Uioj d'?iv in ii llosoUxd, I Si. UM tHe Order c.f Kui? :.? ! fee) that in tin- den iii . HM ii\l|, Wo lut ve ber, a devoted ? i ? Kuight -ono wo i* i i and respect, 2. That we j xii I ti lo thc bereaved l\\ of our brotherly cn re ;i ing with them tho lo\ i imposed in tho devi I father. 3. That these upon a suitable | minutes, published in pers and a copy ol t he ed tho family of I it <; W. li w \y\ w. il. avo been 1er J. E. )red and i for an , as well amilyof| t proper i in the I duttons; I : as mo?obc?> oj' .of f ', thia?, * > f bidthor d. UM '..) mom md n gallant .mil dence ti ?yu pathics i? iring them i '<..!. ;.,shar and confidence 1 I hoshadd and tiont b< spread I i;i tho' book of I iln county pa . hh bo j irniah eoa,i??.d. Kt.Kl . iVHR, P.VTJ?, b'l.l.'K lUiRf Co? "?? ii lee. A steady continued growth o? Alliance pritioiplos will o us victory and roi ici in tho future. Let allianccmeii aing and w histle I as they plow, that t Y > .. i\ m and children shall not bo . In\ a for British gold bug b'l'awit Pop ulist. HOUSE AND LOT FOB SAL?; il VALUABLE and .desiri)bio fionso ?Ai nod Lot for sale in . ?. > i in i< .tsyillo A two story Huildii wi li six iooms and cook ?ind dining roo ni uttaoheil, oed one aero of ground. For parliouh ii ply to I MILTON iMcdiAUUfN. Bcnncttsvilio, Sc i i .>;!, f?ATRiCK Will i AM'; ?NSTITUTE, A MlI.ITA.RY Bo.-? !'.!....? ?. j, si JLX MOO opens Septciu .cc |y li, 1893. II oak hy location, social mond u;d rblff gious privileges good, full corpa of ok?* porionccd Teacher- Midori J ?pplioa*1 tiou. Untos r?ftiiOpablo. Apply ? >r cat alogue. Col. JOH : ll PATO?QK, July 26, 1803. ?iu\, in/ehdent. fC ll UL mu a i m McC?li Marlboro Co., S, C, ASCHOOL WITH HUMAN ? ana mani School ?)op(iitiiion s, olio :ng in Htruotion In LATIN, OJt?JSK, rTlKMOII, 13NGIIIS1I and MAT?UJ?MATM.?.S, tosidos | tho usual ?tudicB ol Kif-tory, !< >graphy, otc. Special nttontlor. K I vert tc thc Icaohlng of Reading and Uj.eaklruj;, Tho courflO m IfxHii; (track, Kn<;Huh and Mathomation comp.. ' '; ' ... roquirod hy tho host Collcg? for ndndssioii to thoir | Freehmon olassos. Boys recoinmonii' tl I ho I* ri nolpal will ho admittoii on trial lo U:> Vi c.-)1 man olass of WoiVovd Oollogo w ri not r M (NATION Tuition foi torm of I'Mvo Months, . $ro Pirut tenn bogl iH A .;:!! " /Hi, 1^93, First tomi oloBc ' J)?ioeinhC( ? v.l. 1893. [?SySocoad toi.m bcjiinH .ian. ?<3yj 1894. fur un nun i i ^ >k. I .^XPKOTING TO OHANGK ?j quarters on January firflt, 1894, I will from now until thou, with tho viuw of making tho movo a numil job, w&? Soil My Sloci A wry Clou Pigares I have a w'oli Bolootod Uno of Coeds, and oxpoot until Do. ocmbor iStbj 1S93? to koop my Stock well up. If you fail to call on mo whou you como to town Bboppiug, it will bo to your disadvantage. Geo, W Wnddill, Soptombor 6th, 1893. JiUSiNJUSS LOCALS. Fancy OroccrioH at ltowo Bros. Ladies' Shoes ut 850. R?wo Bros, Sloven and Hardware at R?wo Bros. Best Apple Vinegar. A. J. BRISTOW. A nice liuo of drcBH goods nt WaddilPs. Boy8 Suits, 750. to $8.00 nt Rowo Bros. Largest lino of Gents Neckwear at Rowe Bron. . A Hpeeiul drive on lace curtains at Wnd dill'H. Straw Hats at a ?aerifico prioo at Rowe Bros. Celebrated Cubnn American Cigar. Rowe Bron. Rowo Rio's fall stock is now opon tor in spection. Tho best lino of Juans and CassimercB at Waddlll's. Tho best $ cont oignr in town at J. H. | Mitchells. Largo afssortmcat of Cakes sud Candy. Rowe Bros, Shoes from tho lowest priced to tho best at WaddhT?. Laces, Trimmings, Ribbons in abundance at Rowe Bros. A full stock of groceries always on hand at A. J. Rowe's. Don't puroliaso your fall bill beforo see ing K nu I n s. . .?. - ..-cw . --. The nts?? ?tirit?n loi (tie huvji 'hobey fit J. II. M.;..IH)1I,. l.udi'io I-'I . a>ul ?.'?;<turd Ties :.t ..'.(?. t nc l.j.,-. Bx'aii. Money saved by examining Rowo Bro?4 fresh stock of goods. .Fruit jars cheaper than any housn in thiB county at A. J. Rowe's. Thora is soino moro of that lino Hour l?'wcr still at A. J. Rowe's. You lind better como and got some of those bargains at A. J. Rowo's. Bacon, Flour, Sugar and all other groco rios at lowest prices at Rowo Bros. A. J. Rowe ssys goods must go for tho next few weeks to mako room for his fall stock. Cook Stoves, also Stovo Rans, Pots, Wolllo Irons, Spiders and QriddloB, at A. J. Bristow's, Insure your property against loss by Uro with A, J. Bristow, Agoub for Liverpool & Loudon & Globo Insurance Company, and other (Irsb-olass Companies. A. J. Bristow. f ANTED \-Ttig1t?st Gash Price paid for 500 l?ales Cotton, apply ? to C, % MOGUE. Ruimottsvillo, July 26, 1893. EED-189fl ! A Large quantity in hulk and packages just received from D. Limdieth & Son's. July 1U, '?;i. J. T. DOUGLAS. Do You Want a Wo hnvo accepted tho agency for tho celebrated Slioff Piano, and arc prepared to mako vory , low cash priccB, or tho most f ?0)10 ? 1 favorablo TIMK prioos on samo. Any one wielling to purohaso an instru* mont would do well to soo mo. fit, W. OAHKOLT.. FOR THE and ^xiointfasrsr?B., Cmos 1?YM1?K1?SIA, I.IVKK nnd It ION F. Y Troubles whon all olso falls. -?5o, GOe, 91.OO. LIFE MEDICINE COMPANY, epnrtnnburft. B. C. IH?LOH'SI CURE, Citron Consumption, Coughs, Croup, Boro Thront. Sold by Ml Diii?gUt* on n Guarantee. Kora Lama Side, hack or Cneit Shiloh's Porous Plaster will give great satisfaction,-as cents? J SHILOH'S VITALIZES*. MM,T<,8. Hawkins, Chattanooga. Tenn., says? iLOH'SApATARRH REMEDY. Havo you Catarrh? TrytMaRomody. It will rollovo and Ouro you. Prloo 60 ots. This In lootorlpritfl?uo^sfuU^atmontlflfurnUhod F reo. fJ h I lob's, neme il toa aro Bold by na ou ? ?uar?ntoo to elvo satlsf aoflon, ^n??^?,_ [For!BOYS and YOUNG HEN. '(-/?"Military" College?' Preparatory Classe? for those not prepared for Collcgo Classes. Full Course iii Civil Engineering. Scicutifie Course. Classical Course. Complete Rusiucss College Department. Preparatory Medical Course for Young Men desiring to study Medicine. Practical instruction in Telegraphy. Locatiou famous for JSeauty and Health. Cornet Baud and Orchestra. Instruction itt Music and Art. Wc offer the advantages of a fine education at low rates. Writo for Register. + It gives full particulars. Address NSDAVIS.MILITARY SCHOOL, WINSTON, N.C. JFOit SAMJJE MJENT Also' & i and plenty of hand some Furniture to ?Brackets, etc. wrns? ? Apply to Octobor 3, 1892. BENNETTSVJLLE, SOUTH CAROLINA. nm * " ?a? <c?h ito vin GIBSON STATION, N. O. GUANO + OPENING + DISPLAY S LADIES, MISSI Al CH1LDRB1'HATS, Our Stock is the Largest, Styles thc Latest, Prices the Lowest I Dress Goods Department. WE can show you thc largest and prettiest assortment ever brought to this place, among them we have the Benga linas, Crcponds, Henriettas, Serges, Whip Cords, Albatrosses, Brilliantines, Nuns Veiling and Iron Grenadines in black, cream and all the new Spring shades, at prices that will sell them. Wash Dress Goods Department. Never was otiv Htock cbra'jr???H$ Wo Will only nu a lbw of t??e tn au y : Thc 'Pot lei ? u Nor< 1 (Mavs-buri'otl t dior. I n di ti Diiuils, Wash $ur,^?>s^ Sa i in G lori?is, ?htnii Dotl?d Bwiss, Illus b rehired B\Y;RW NX?iii?:> Ba? in Cili?e, lian l.'e???les, Ii!(ii.i Liit?iiii, N;tn.M>tii;^. fcmbroidored ? oings ?ii white and jluck, 4A11 Over Kiijbrpidery, Swiss and Cambrics, and many other "Dress Goods we haven't sptv 0 1?; mention. Laces and Dress Trimmings. We have bought largely, and can show you some of tho very latest novelties in Laces and Trimmings. We have Point Do Ireland, Point De Paris, Irish Point, Point De Gen Mosque, Lace Chan tilla, and Cheflron Laces, Surahs and China Silks, Moss and Feather Trimmings, Gimp, etc., in all new Spring styles. Gentlemen s Hats AND F UH NI S JNG DHPAIITMFNT. We claim to be in the lead in style, quality and prices. Call and seo far yourselves before you buy your Spring Hats, Ncck Dress-Mahing Department wear, etc. We have scoured the services o.f ftfiiss FANNIE USSERY, of Rockingham, N. C, who has the man agement of this department, and who is fully competent to fill the place ; also, Miss HELEN TERRY, of McColl, 8. C., will be with us, and they will be glad to have their friends call and sec them. Our head salesman Mr. J. B GILCHRIST, will romain with us and will be glad to have his many friends and acquaintances call on him. In our CONFECTIONARY DEPARTMENT we havo Mr. JOE 0. GIBSON, of Richmond, Va., who will bo glad to serve the public with icc cream, soda water, and other refresh ing Summer drinks. Call?n him. Thanking our many friends and thc public for their liberal patronago in the past, and soliciting a continuance of samo, I am, Yours respectfully, Gibson Station, JV. C., March 29M, J 893, Attention Boys. OFFICIO SHCOOL COMMISSIONED ) MARLHO?IO COUNTY, J. Iicnnettsville, S.C., Aug. 22d>'d\) rpi) givo tho boye ft chnnoo to competo X for a scholarship at tho Wofitord Fit ting School, nt Rpnrtanburg, nu oxnjninn tion will ho hold nt tho Sohool Cominis* sionot's oflloo on Snturday, Soptombor 16th, nt io o'clock. Applicants must ho 14 yonrs of ngo. IC you want to try for thia soholnrehip rub up and como to my ofllco 9 op tom bor 16th, ESTATEOFJACRSONAliAMS W orcdltors ot Jaokson AdainH, doconsod, to ru mia v an account of thoir demands duly attested, to Newton & Shipp, nttor noys, or to tho undorslgncd. All porsons indebted to said ostato must maka immedtnto payment to tho under signed, Exr's of tho will of Jaokson Adami August ?3-3w J. D. HILL, 0. S. 0. HEREBY GIVEN to tho lt. J, ADAMS, J. K. FLETCHER, na \ SOUTH * CAROLINA * COLLEG[| COLUMBIA, S. C. QESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER 26TII. Courses : Classical, Litorary, Soiontlflo mid Law ; with olcotfvo Rtudios In higher olaBBoa. Now Oyinnnasimn. Woll appoint? ed Labcatorice, Chemical, Physical, Biolog ical, oto. Necessary exponaos, from $145 to $210. ttfsS" Vor furthor information ad drcos tho President, JAMES WOODROW, Aug" et 8th 1893. "TUST IUARTERS ! I toko plonsuro in informing my patrons and frionds that I am now corni viably Axed in my Now Quarters on Depot Street, and with the best of tools, aro .opared to OR tor to tho wishes of all. *vo ask Is a trial to convlnoo you, Enquire for me when you como to town. Respectfully, m. 0. oAwxvas&XiXi, , July a6, 1893, Tonsorldl AttUt.