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pp'-v ' ? ' Published Every Thursday. E. W. NOLLEY, EditorTHURSDAY, FEB. 18 180? ANNOUNCEMENTS. ! 1?" Local; 'notices e*glit cents :iline. ?3*"" Subccripth n one dollar in advance t?T\ Correspondents will please have their letter? in by Tuesday's mail. tr~ Anonymous communications will , vlll receive no attention. t^T" ""Parties desiring .Advertisements changed will please hand them in not later than Monti iv. IThe Editor of this paper will in n< wise bo responsible fur the views expr? - > ed by correspondents. The red cros? mark on your paper means that your subscription 1> due and that wo are anxious for you to renew. I'?? Advertisements inserted at one dol lar per square of one inch or less for the first insertion and fifty cents for each subsequent insertion. When writing to have your paper change !, please st ite the post office at which you receive the paper, as well athe one to which you wish it changed. McKinley will be the third Moth- j enlist 1'resident of the United State?. Of the c hers eight have been Episcopalians six Presbyterians, two Vni- ' tarians, one Christian and one Fiee Thinker. Charleston is overflowing this week. Great numbers of people are attracted there by the presence of the navy. The opportunity is a rare one and thousands will seize the chance to witness the big boats in their evolutions. Very few people know that the terrapin industry on the coasts of South Carolina amounts to $100,000 ...II liV 1 e . 4 A . annuanj ana mat iroin . ioo,uuu 1*> $200,000 are raised from the sturgeon fisheries,Jand $50,000 from the shad fisheries. Postmaster-general Wilson has been well taken care of. lie has been unanimously elected President of Washington and Lee University and will assume the duties of the position at the opening of the institution in September. E\-(iov. Long, of Massachusetts, who is named Secretary of the Navy in ttie McKinley cabinet is a very favorable candidate to the Spanish government on account of the stand which he has taken in favor of Spain in her war with Cuba. The Vesuvius ran the blockade successfully a few nights ago, demonstrating the impracticability of ef fectnally blockading the port of Charleston, as no government could keep such a number of war ehip3 at any one point long at a time. During the late war our people had little trouble in going out and coming in to this port and the Vesuvius last Friday night under cover of a heavy fog and with smothered .lights glided as qui.tly through this blockade, as though they had been hundreds of miles away. There aro doubtless now living, and no doubt in Charleston, old tars who would delight in m ? L- i n (* tlirt vfi)Uiiw. Hffdli. ...? ft Mr. Cleveland has made the trip from the white house to the capitol on inaugural occasions as often as any president has or will, though some imaginations have predicted that he will be called out four years hence to reorganize the Democratic party. Not likely. The democratic party has suffered defeat of late, mainly on account of the PalmcrJJuckner bolt, but is in good fighting condition now and will grow in pow er ere another campaign. The vine will flourish the better for the pruning. The fact is plainly establish cd that the party has a standard bearer, who is not dismayed by temporary defeat and who will he ready for the time when it comes. General Grant could not receive a third term nomination av,d no man will, as the people oppose it. Mr. Cleveland is no doubt content to retire with bis family to Princeton, relieved of tho public burden he has borne so many years. The old saw, "unea ay lies the head that wears a crown," will apply also to our republican form of government, and the congratula I tions should rather ho^g it en to the' out going, than the in corning Presi dent. >> ... .uui.h; -J.fie Southern Baptist Convention will meet in \Yi mingfon, N. O., next May. 1 sine -rely and most earuestlv ask the Hap tipts of dear old Horry,"to wake up and remember that the Foreign Mis sion Board needs $7,076.79 to liquidate ji debt which must of necessity be paid. I Now, brethren, wo have two and a half months to work; will not every Baptist in the county contribute something to this necessity? 1 feel safe in saying that it is an absolute necessity. "We are not doing onr duty," I am doiug some pastoral work in 1 lorry, and will do all that I can along this line. 1 agiee with Bro. Brown, of Sumter, that: "Not one church in South Carolina out of six has any systematic plan for giving to missions." Brethren, this ought not so to be; we should remember the Lord with our substance. Now 1 believe, that if every Baptist in Ilorry will give at least five cents, it will count up large ly. [ Few churches are composed of less than fifty members. There are fifty white Baptist churches in llorry, suppose they will average fifty members each, see what it will amount to at five cents per member. At five i cents each it will look tolerably large, ami there are many who con give more. I know that I lorry can do this. Brethren, it is in the name of Christ that I make this request. Remember, "The spirit of man is the candle of the Lord." I'rov. 20:27. Oh, brethren! Let the candle shine. J. M, Fli.miko Liunberton, "N. 0. -vk; - l'.leet lie Hit ters. Electric Bitters is a medicine suit cd for any season, but perhaps more generally needed when the languid, exhausted feeling prevails, w hen th llva^ !o ... 1 1 - * * ...vi iu iuij>ivi uiui sniggisn una the need uf a tonic ami alterative is fel A prompt '.i-' of this medic n often uverted long and perl ap. f ml biliom fevers. No medicine will ad more surely in counteracting u id freeing the system from the malarial poison. Headache, Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness yield to Electric 1 litters. 50c. and $1.00 per bottle at Dr. E. Norton's Drug Store. ? ? < r ?Demand for Cln Ntcr Whites. A breeder of Chester White pigs reports that he finds business better at present than it has been for a long while, says a Chester County (Penna) exchange. A few mornings ago he had an order for twenty two] specimens, and that same < veiling lu received a call for seven more. The pigs were shipped to New England, where the flavor of the Boston bean is said to be greatly improved if a tender juicy slice of Chester White pork is baked in the same pot, ThUS Massachusetts rorpitv.si ;lo v.. turn for the elocutionists, musicians and teachers which are annually sent down to Pennsylvania. We are in formed that iirsLchiss Chester Whites can be obtained from Potts Pros., Parkcsburg, Chester Co., Pa., as well as Scotch Collie dogs and poultry. s> -Stands at the Head. Aug. J. Bogel, the leading druggist of Shreveport, La., says: '-Dr. King's New Discovery is the only thing that cures my cough, and it is the best seller I have." J. F. Campbell, merchant of SafYord. Aviv. 7 writes: "Dr. King's New Discovery is all that is cluimed for it; it never fails, and is a sure cure for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. I cannot say enough for its merits.'' Dr. King's New Discovery forConsump tion, Coughs and Colds is not an ex pcrimcnt. It has been tried for a quarter of a century, and to da} stands at the head. It never disappoints. Free trial bottles at Dr. E. Norton's Drugstore. doctoral Vote. "The state of the vote for President and Vice President of the United States is as follows by the tellers: "Whole number of electors 4 17, of which a majoiity is 22-1. William j McKinley, of Ohio, has received 2?1 votes for President of the United States, and William J. Mryati, of Ne , braskn, has received 170 votes. "The state of the vote as to N ice i President is: 11 arrett A. liobart has received 271 electoral votes, Arthur | Sewall 140 votes and Thomas K. Watson 27 votes." I Lodge handed the result to Vice President Stevenson, who rose and repeated the detailed vote, adding the constitutional announcement that William McKinley and Garrett A. liobart were elected President, and Vice President, respectively, for the ?! & . ?fl ^!! If IU ^ ^ f 1 i o a it the proce diuga which .lasted ju.-t fifty minuUs and had t k i t void of incident or applause. lhg down to the cause of your sickness, if you iv a 111 to get well and stay well. Most likely it's indigestion. '1 he irritating poison3 of ferin uting, putrid food, left in the stomach by indigestion, cause headache, neuralgia, nervousness, dizzinestomachache, nausea, lrntability, and all the other well-known symptoms of indigestion. They also cause many pains and disorders whinh nr.i nft?n i..;a ... * - - V 1%? VIVVU HIIU IU 4iui causes auil hence are noi easily cured. Uut as aoon us the poisons are removed, nil these symptoms and disorders disappear, because there is nothing Icftito cause them. .Nothing succeeds in this like Shaker Lhgestive Cordial, because^ it prevents the undigested food from fermenting in the stomach and helps the stomach to digest its food. .Sold by druggists, price 1 Decent s to Jf 1.00 per bottle. Wki.comk. Welcome country folks to see us during court week. We commence our ''Clearing Out Sale' on Monday of Court, and fot Thirty I lays id/1 f( the (foods. Try its first and you will be sure to buy. ' We have too many goods and tlu-y must go to make room nt the NEW YOKE. HACK KT S'l ORE. ^ rr* S<r U "! 'w.. L3 ki L'W Prcsi lent Isaac Lewis of Sabina, C_>1 .io, L 1:v.;?1 y respected nil through that (to. lie 1 in - lived in Clinton Co. Yf> y< .r~, and has been president of the ba ii i L nk 2b years. Jb? gladly tcstifn - t th merit of Hood's Snrsaparilhi, and what he says is worthy attention. All brain workers find Hot 1" J- rf-npnrilhi peculiarly adapted to the'r mods. It makes pure, rich, roil blood, and from (bin comes nerve, mental, bodily and dige.-tivc strength. " j r.ni Rind to pay that llc od's Sursapnrilla is a very pood medicine, especially an a Mood purifier. It has done me good ninny times. For several years I suffered greatly i\ illi paiuo of MeuraSgSa Jn one eye and about my temples, especially at nlglit when I lind bocn having n hard day ot physical nnd mental labor. 1 took many remedies, but found help only in Hood's bnrsnpnrilla v. liich curt d me c>f rheumatism, neuralgia nnd hendaehe. Hood's Bnrsnpnrillu has proved itself n true friend. 1 also take Hood's l'llls to keep my bowels regular, and like the pills very much." Isaac Lkwjb, Bablnn, Ohio. i ft: pi it Sarsaparilla Istti<' One True Hlood Purifier. All drunplstv. 91. l'repan 11? i. 1 y 1 \ < . I 1l<?nl .Si < < l.>>\\ rll, Mass. ! .. t^.ii nre prompt, efilclent and IiOOCI S I illS easy In clteot. ?ccut#. Come to see us at the New Youk K.scki:t StoukC ?iirt vYeek. Gouds must go, and all we ask any man of intelligence, is to come and see for himself, before he spends his money 1 el sew hero. A few months ago, Mr. Hyron Kvcry, of Woodstock, Mich, wash badly afflicted with rheumatism. Ilis j right leg was swollen the full length, causing him great suffering. Uc was , advised to try Chamberlain's l'ain Halm. The lirst bottle of it h lyn ci j him considerably and t he second bottle effected a cure. The 25 and 50 cent t;/. for sale by Dr. K. Norton,! Drug ;ist. I( is a curious fact, thougli not generally well known, that the pop' ulu iuperslition of overturning tin* salt a! tiu tab (>being unlucky, original'din i picture of the Last Sup* per h Leo uirdo da Yince, in which .luda l-eiriol is represented as overturningt lu salt ?? *'10 - ? >Sout'" iSpcci il Bivj n'/is at the New Y > !c Racket tore. (Jood pai11cloth, 8 yds. for 25 cents, lie!ter quality at 10, 121 to 18 cents. The 1 ' n.iii) <1 price is eh ip at 25 cent a yard. Ladies Fine Dress are going. 25 << n s on the dollar cheaper than t \ er. The j) n i<n mighty engine, and it soinetini 3 runs away with the engineer. 1 within M ' * | k .ir boldly y .t ^uinnuyj i . . I )i i irl.HT < . .-'MICO i i' m I iih I ?. i . . ,1 / . l . '.c.nid ; o' VI < ' i I' okf, JH|>< .* * .*??? : Cl< i i-noel ... l . \7o \\i' . i 1, if., it ... W'aiii . " Ki..in l . I' 'Itl'llillU I '..>?) 11(1(1 iv> |l J > 'Mf-cl'l til VM ' ' . 'I < aii(!?'<Nl <?% ".l.i, mil".i. t ire: I < V.<-> ' si 1 1.1 i ii.cc " .' i f il" World' * Xfi .. V .: * ^ k C \: TH1 ' "N WOfilfc rAI< * ' i vjbScribcrs, in 1 ' Iiaijcw' to 11 l\i ?iing word in - m this s 'St: , :... = rr ;t, r j ? . r f v" n a pro- p , ; . > - -> subjects. )iir gijc i . o a : cut the full ipjy writ : ;? v.. . far MARCH {r.y k >nr ti i lition T % f* * {" \ p i I <% A J k.. ;?? ? tl 7 : " I 1.1' >7 I'l.? ? - < i < And send your <,] n'ill ... . \ a-, ' : ... for- on and thu ?] Give Vjj ? v. .;;; i" f 3;! [v1nnr?y. f? rHR CO. ' 1 f' r... - ? *? t ~~ o. i ; a ware' will not i>c * ' r. , ; -r It v - ...in . an all 1I1 other clu'; *. Aic > : -til - u r ,? : uhs o January . I! thn . '. 1 * I- i V.V. Ui U list year, tin ..v . - giv:*; ;. * "rd * . c i. II die sub scriptions arc d led. as t*i' y v r i \ , >nr . The Consti tution will pay < .t about i r*. contest. I i tore than ore per-on !.; . . a ; .t .. ill he c< pi. ii\ divided be I v. i t',.f a The Weakly C - ... V - : h - ?'? with a circulat'. ?:i . . * . "> e .. r.d in its new ervicc, and c i ... i. at. T.aii, wi.i, i 2 pages, 7 <" . " a . "> Vcr'r. AS A N! .\ . ..ii i . .I.* ii Ar.it i < ! !t? nov " iiorU cove: ilie ... ? > .?? -. .* i .uliwick in i AS A MA(. \ . n. i uu^aa-nes of lli-AS AN I ! , ; J 1 CONS I I'l l I AS A IK I I .N! - % r! ' * - r v?ek, b eagerly ' ' .... v.. t . . v t'.i ;j . r. .m . n cneyc!o| < 1 i-1 i>! . in' ITS Si IX i' . M'.c" ,i A. ni e ri r n THE I'AU' Mie nil urn' r . *re fcddrc <1. I'iTjis in;. Aiul v. id- ; "? : ? ' i ! '. i- r ? ; >.-? c, rrcorn y 1 rly ^u'? \ ... l > wit' out \ new I y . .0 without a greet pen ; *' . ^ ? t V. . y/er t' c local d 1 d . . . :. n 11 word 11 y * arc a'r " ' <" V . " > ' i In. C <tituti? . send u > . ' i a.<it y \rr <r ?: tin: naming wo contc t . . vi.l Ire- . .1 :..n< . / record your giies.|SE CQMT : Send us y nvvt :y v. ! ;.y ' ' >n ymr. and pri haps get c.V' gh . . e\v > .>t, or hay you a go. home. Now t.12 I. S'J > Address nil orders t ;? CicnisonCollcge. jy /> The fifth session of the G'lemson "U Agricultural College will begin fhtf* PfOfitS " Thursday, Tel,. 18th, 1897. 1 ^ To the two regular four year I Of Dealers, Agents, Jobbers courses leading to the degree of Bach anufacffi. elor of Science, a special two year1 yr\ course in Mechanics and Engineering yV The courses of Instruction include the following subjects: Agriculture,] Chemistry, Horticulture, Dairying, Veterinary, Sci nee, Botany, Geolo- { .% . 'fit a.. - > try, M inera'ogv, Mechanical, Klcctri. No better wheel made than the c .l and Civil Engineering, English, A ^ ^ I52jr>* /*~*t Mathematics and History. /%C?TI@ OlCyCa? Board, washing, fuel, lights fo ' li(lilt in our own f.,ctr?.y by session of 40 weeks, ?59,00. I skilled workmen, using (he best I'or catalogue containing full pur- material and the most ir. proved ucuiars lulling machine ry. W? have no agents i? i? Sold direct from factory to the p , 't rider, fully warranted. Shipped resident. anywhere for examination. 01 em son College. S. 0. write for Our Interesting OHer Acmo Cyclo Co., Elkhart, Ind. flow Model. ricrchant* ere rgr?"' ? a 'y /. \u Anyono aanrtln* ft sketch and description may V J quickly ascertain, frea, whether nn Invention Is I /'v ' probably patentable. Communications strictly 2a Stvlkft. I J . '/ <J monev confidential. Oldest Aireney forsecuring patonta ' J.'b, ! Ay t* I" America. We havo n Washington office. m \ ill I '' rv Patents taken through Muim A Co. rocelye fledlum. X/lT////////// / '"3^ special notice In .h? ywimii; I ,H" SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, AJt ! ti^iut I f ill I t Illustrated, Inraost clrenlntlon of ' ?j, ' | any *<*leiitiflc journul, weekly, tortnsf.1.00 n year; Lotlir. K?l 'Ail Li lllit/r - ,> fottf tl.tOaix nioiiUiw. Specimen copies and 11A NO i A M .T. jfli' booK ON l'ATKNTS sent froo. Address 1 L- RHMUNN A CO., . 301 lti'ondwnv, New York. Short wem Lengths. fS trial If not. diseases op the skin. Tlio intense itching and smarting inciBest Satlsfao* dent to ec/cina, tetter, salt-rheum, and other ft-njy '' V diseases of the skin is instantly allayed hy I ''<rwjm. applying Chamberlain's Eye and Skin toruis. V_ tory? Ointment. Many very bad coses-have been _ fy ' permanently cured hy it. it is equally Featherbone (Jorsct ofliclent for itching piles and a favorite rem- w Solo Manufacturers, cdy for sore nipples; chapped hands, chilis ai * u a faa mirhinini' blains, frost bites, and chronic sore eyes. KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN. For ^ ly drugg> ta at ^ ^ pt.r box> w ron sale bv ?? _ w Try Dr. Oady'a Condition Pnwdcrft, they T11 K I.ADIKS B A/A All, arcjustwhata horse needs when in bndcondiCouway S 0 ^on" Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge. Jno. R. Tolar. J. H. Hart- T. H. ^'*chly Tolar, Hart & Co., 149 and 15s FRONT Street, MPW vm^i/ 11 tr i \j rvrv Commission Merchants, : AND: Jobbers of Naval Stores. Liberal Advances on Consignments of NAVAL STORES and COTTON. A. W. JENKINS & SON., TJVR I ? V Si A 5' Ij"1 AN); ,^^^tFK1?l) S T A B L E S. <5* -*v, -<rt. ^ ^ A FINK LOT OF HORSES AM) MULES ON I LAND AT ALL TIMES. -<5V -> > "Iv RO AI) C AIM'S, BUGGIES AND IIA UN ESS FOR SALE. L' ). *(> .is cun bo sent to tiny point at a momenta Oflico near tho. Tli? ? a n ? If ? - * l/ui b v/ugud ^cnooi, Conway, S. O. This school offers cheap rates in all the branches usually t^nghtjin first lass high schools. It is a chartered institution, being empowered to grant he degree of B. S. The graduates are prepared to .niter the Sophomore lass of any college in the State, or to successfully engage, in thej'active duies of life. RATES PEK MONTH. o G' \OK No. 1 $I.C?. .AllE No. 2 $1.25. GRADE No. 51 $1.5t, GRADE No. 4 $1.75. GRADE No. 5 $2.00. GRADE No. G $2.50 GRADE No. 7 $2.75, GRADE No. 8 $8.00. 0 Each scholar is charged a contingent fee of fifty cents per sessioi.. inc months. Board in good families can be had for, from $0.00 to$S.OO per Por other information apply to Wm. A. DAGNALL, Principal Our Most ^ Popular Piano ! ' ' ? i" dffiiii 11 ' really hard to nay which Is our most popular plnno. I itj: J~ihir style :;<)00 H in ti.cone ?c ell nio*t of. TliO price of It | % "T r <f 4/ Is '*t)0, and it Is Ju-t sucli un Instrument as you would i * $ r*y ?n Agent or deuler H.*>0 for. Everybody knows thnt I'lH ^ tharo are enormous profits in the rotuil plnno business. ./ h; i. "f S-jJui We take these profit* and give tlioin to the netunl nsor of t 5,'f /"* " s11 the piano. tV(rllnilN?t? thr middleman. We bollevo 2" thnt It Is better for us, and we kn >\v that it Is l)Cttor for you. Every tim article changes hands, somebody make* a profit. Somebody lias to pay for elm id canvassers and rent and light In tlie dealer's store. AI1 these things cost mm and their cost allgoes Into tho price yon pay for your piano. Onr system is merely ihc ication of good hard common souse to the business. Our 30 years of success, and ? r thousands of pleased patrons rrovo t\i? I the system Is a good ono. Ifyou don't know i. ask any bank or coiiimcrclAl ngei nbout your own lmnk. And rem. it. v this, you need not pay us one sing :ont till you have tried tlie piano In your own homo. If it isn't just exactly what you w o , you may send It back at our expense? w< pay freight both ways. That shows that v f ro In earnest, doesn't i ? Send for onr handsome catalogue? It's free. Thou look r up. Don't deal with us unless yon tlnd that wo are thoroughly reliable and honest i all our transactions. We can save you money and wo can prove It. hem! at once f t our Hook on 1'IANO.S and OH(<A.\.S. rrnDMIQH X* rn Washington,N. J., U.S. A. VV l\l Nl^n WC. V^vy*, ESTABLISHED NEARLY 30 YEARS nrw?.; i Oh y es! ^ 1 WILL DO I T. <* ~ The modern standj t < 1 will keep constantly on hand u ard Family Mcdi Otili-n, .v^pi's, 0"'ng??n, Coco^ cinc: the nuts, Cakes, (''"ackers, Bananas, w common evcry-day Prunes, Turnips, Onions, Cabbages, "" ills of humanity. Irish Potatoes, Cheese and Dried U Apples. ^ olite atteiition will be given my ' - ' customers in my Harboring establishment, all in the same building. "hon Tlfthy was nick, wo Rftvo hor CAstorla. WIN RGIjASS, hon Rho wiwaciuid, nhocriotiforcvwtorU. Harbor and Fruit Dealer. lion oho liecume MIho, nhe clung to Onntorlo. , Qc{ o?|j 1&on hon sho had C'hlldron, the gav?thom CMtorin. * _j?\