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ITIAMOND BRy 1 FOa EVE M Recently we stated tha Diamond Brand shoes ir I for everybody, at all f purpose, showing that t I to the wearer because i But?we make n I than any other hoi I Diamond Brand sh< m largest cities of this cou correct, the workman grade and the leather s WE MAKE MOM FINE SHOES THA ?'?[ ? ? i We have received our'annual line the time to got your leather weai you. Also a full line of OLOTI FOR MEN YOUTHS Ladies Dress Goods and Walking t thin# nice. I ;; Jewclryj":,[r, Chains, Gents Watches, Fobs, Rings, Pennants etc. S. T. SES r COFFINS & s My stock will suit you in stylo and o. -lers by mail or wire. j lso a complete ( General Merchanc W. R. I ' I r ? i K, H. SEALS I | PLEADS GUILTY OP I ? Selling U nder ost st It is because ho has bought more than he has room for and must sell. Watch his store, ( the people smile when they leave it K. H. SeaJs TABOR, N. C. WOOD; FOR SALE 1 ? Pine wood of almost ^ any kind or length. Will ~~ /i~i:? .?11 - i. ?--i . uunvui ui ecu uii yuru ^ for cash. Leave orders with B. P. Singleton at S. P. Hawes' st^re or eall on me. ? JOHN E COLES \ au V An Organ ] that will last a life time is what you want. 2 Our Organs have a pure tone and lovely V cases. We can supply you with an Organ ? that will please in every particular foonly. 2 $65 and $70 delivered. Write us for our m special terms of payment and for illustra- ? tio is of the beautiful Organ referrcdto 2 If you prefer a piano we have beautiful V and good new Uprights from $185 up on fl easy terms, Address J Malone s Music House, Columbia, s. C. 2 27w46, ||i \ND SIIOE^ I RYBO0ZdmJ I: it we made ^W^lP^I his resulted in benefit I t saves all waste. I lore fine shoes B use in the West. I oes are sold in the B ntry. The Styles are B ship of the highest B m /* 'DIAMOND BRAND' P. J ., mmmakl da' /V /WK OTHCff HOUSE IN THE HfSE JK& i^WfO ?r->ABV? Sample, Sh o @s !j mm?((?? jMMN> ARRIVING.. of Sample shoes. Now is r at prices that will please i' iiNa ; AND CHILDREN \ Jackets. We have tomcalso opened a full line of ; ladies Watches Necklaces, ! and Chains. Solid Gold SSIOINTS. j Baskets price. Prompt attention to all line of Reliable 1 use. LE W I S| >IEW MARKETI We have op?ned a new meat mar3t in rear of the store of W. K ewi*. Pork and Beef delivered jywnere in the town. We are in the market to buy live ock suitable for*pork beef etc. i We will bo tflaJ to see you. 1. B. HARDEE 6c SON. MOVED. have moved to the W J SES IONS PLACE ON THE WALEll SHORT CUT ROAD WITI; HIPPING POINT AT HOME. | fUUD ? I have plenty of timler, and ?tter prepared than ever to fill orjrs for any kind of rough lumber id scantling Send mo your orders J. T. Shelley, fc r?i ? riuncse Laundry, j Collars and Cuffs, Iron m ing Machine. Work turn- * ed out promptly. Send r me a trial order. Family V washing taken. Satisfac- fc tion Guaranteed, Work K neatly executed, and in J First Class Style. Yours V for Good Work, m Call on C GEO* LVM.I Suit Hatha. 8uq baths cost imthli :j and arc the Most refreshing, life fixing baths f t >ne can take, whether si k or \> ! Every housekeeper knows the ne llty of giving her woolens the bei :>f the sun from time to time, aud especially after a long raluy season or a long absence of the sun. Many will think of the Injury their clothes are liable to from dampness who will never reflect that an occasional exposure of their own bodies to the sunlight is initially necessary to their own health. The sun baths do not cost anything, and that Is a misfortune, f >r people aro still deluded with the Idea that those things olily can he good or useful which cost money. Let it not he for gotten that three of God's most bonofl cent gifts to tnan (three things most necessary to good health), sunlight, fresh nlr and water, are free to all You can have them In abundance, without money and without price, if you will. If you would enjoy good health then see to It that you are supplied with pure air to hrcnthe all the time, that you bathe for an hour or so In the sunlight and that you drink plenty of pure water.?Pittsburg Press. The Voltaire of the Rant. Omar Khayyam was a famous Persian poet an<l mathematician in the twelfth century, who was employed by the Sultan Malik Shah in revising the astronomical tables and In making a thorough reform of the calendar, lie Is better known to us as the writer of somo 500 epigrams In verses of four lines which are unsurpassed In their pure diction, lino wit and crushing sa lire. J hose clever and fascinating quatrains were put Into English by Edward Fitzgerald, who in 1N.V.) published "The Rubaiyat of Omar," a rendering marked by exquisite melodiousness and by poetic insight and power. Omar lias been called the Voltaire of the east because of his brilliant and pungent wit, while his depth of tenderness and profound thought and his denunciation of the fate which dooms to decay and death what Is best and most beautiful in the world reveals much that reminds one of Ryrou, Swinburne and sometimes Schopenhauer. Cryntnl Sky Column*. An explanation of a curious optical phenomenon, sometimes witnessed on frosty nights, which is called the "pseudo aurora," is offered by a scientist. Tho phenomenon takes the form of beautiful columns of silvery light standing over electric arc lamps and other bright lights and sometimes appearing almost to reach the zenith. The scientist says that sometimes the evening star lias a bright shaft below as well as above, while tho rising moon stands in a broad column of light. These appearances are duo to tloating frost crystals which keep their reflecting faces horizontal. On examination ho found that tho crystals concerned tn tli? ovhlhlHnn worn thin alv uWhwl plates of ice, never more than dfre millimeter In diameter. When the wind blows, these little plates are upset, and the columns of light caused by reflection from their surfaces disappear. Greatest of All Cacti. The greatest ns well as the commonest of all cacti Is the "soap weed," which grows wherever cacti grow and which is man's only friend In the great southwestern deserts of the United States and in Mexico. It furnishes always a quantity of water when cut. As its name Indicates, it can be manufactured Into a soap, perhaps the least alkaline soap ever made, even though the weed itself may grow in tho center of an alkali desert. Beer is brewed from it, the Indians make a hempliko fiber from it, and horses and men can eat parts of It If the spines are cut away; also when It shoots up its one great arm skyward it tops that arm with 0110 of tho most gorgeous flowers In the world.?Argonaut. BnKlnnd Argument*. To argue Is as necessary to a New Englander as to eat and to sleep. I3y nature he rejoices in the opposite side of every question, and he prefers broad, general questions of which ho knows only what the dnily paper tells him. If he Is alone he will argue with himself, and often he will prove to himself that he is wrong and that tho armiment hv which h? urnvM If la faulty.?From "The Balance of Power," by Arthur Goodrich. Information For tho Yoantf. "Pa, what do they call babies where there's three of them at a time?I moan the same ps twins?" "Triplets." "Oh, yes. I couldn't think what It was. And what Is It when there's four of them?" "A calamity. Now, put that pup out of the house and keep him out or I'll send for tho dog catcher!" ? Chicago Hecord-IIerald. A Splendid Gain. ilobson?How did you enjoy your summer trip, Bagley? Bagley?Had a delightful time; gained 130 pounds. Ilobson ? One hundred and thirty pounds! I don't believe It! Bagley? Don't you? Well, here It comes down the street. Just wait a momnt, and I'll Introduce you. Overheard In the Art Gallery. They were making the usual round of exhibitions. ? "Oh," he exclaimed, "do look at that beautiful Apollo Belvedere!" "Shi" she returned. "Don't say 'dear' so loud. Everybody'll know we're Just married."?J udgo. Not Flndtn* Fault. "So you never find fault with your wife's cooking?" "I should say not," answered Mr. Meekton. "When my wife condescends to cook I say everything I can to encourage her."?Washington Star. j Q j JA i I You can Bank < I INTERN. | Madc-to-Oi u ii.ore ways tnan one. You can a to your own special measures a and fabric being: always absolute!; actually bank money on what yo 0 tailor's name?and by improving yo ? INTERNATIONAL ^ New York. Chlcai g fi on a made-to-order garment means i politan tailor's. All of his fine points Best without costing mo 1 Conway Q. S. HACKER & SON 544, 546 and 548 King St, CHARLESTON, S. C. j MOULDING, = Winn Oiv iiiifl l?n m/>v /tl l iuu o w - V Vv ? ?? a. ? j VM a?knn ?% Specialty* NOTICE! 1 take pleasure of informing my customers and the purchasing public generally, that my patronage has been such as to necessitate the enlargement of my store room, and have recently added an additit n, which i have filled with a choice selection of Plantation and Family ] Groceries, Dry Goods, 1 Notions, Shoes and Hats. These goods will be rusned olTutj a small profit to make room for myi fall and winter stock. Keep me n , mind when you want anything in1 my line - j i" J. E. NICHOLAS. Sour StomacH No s.ppetlto, loss of strength, nervous.... t J L _ .1- - .1 - - L - J ? iom, iisiuKuut, cuiisiipaiioii, u*a Dream, general debility, sour risings, and catarrh of the stomach are all due to indigestion. Kodol oures indigestion. This new discovery represents the natural Juices of dlge* tlon as they exist in a healthy stomach, combined with the greatest known tonlo and reconstructive properties. Kodol Dv* pepsia Cure does not only oure Indigestion . and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy I cures all stomaoh troubles by cleansing, purifying, sweetening and strengthening the mucous membranes lining the stomach. 5 Mr. S. S. Bait, of Raventwood, W. Va., aaya:? " I was troubled with aour stomach for twenty years. Kodol cured me and we are now uslnt it in milk for baby." Kodol Digests What You Eat. Bottles only. $ 1.00 Slxe holding 2% times the trtal site, which sells for 50 cents. Prepared by K. O. DeWITT A OO , OHIOAO* CON .WAY DRUG CO. To Road Overseers. All overseers of roads in Horry County are horeby notified to put in the full number rf days required as quickly as possible, and be in readiness to report as soon as the proper blanks are sent this office. W. K. Holt. County Supervisor. : polio \TIONAL der Clothes bsolutely rely upon their befog made nd order, and upon the p- fashion y correct. Another thiA/<^. ou can u save by not paying: for a fancy ur personal appearance^ This label , TAILORING CO. I go. Son Francisco I as much as the highest priced metroi are embodied without his fine prices. ?- We are the only INTERNATIONAL lSt repreaentatlvea In town. Have your measures taken here* < Bargain ALV Fresh and FAMILY From the daitiest goods to the most :ny stock you may he sure you are $ B. X. I] uu DON'T BUY YOUIt HATS fet but wait for our Fall op< ninj YVe can surely please y^ou in style jsbefore yau buy. IV Your Horses YVhen you buy allors buy the best you can get price. I have purchai BUSINESS of A. W. J conduct the businees he I shall continue to try _ * r r n i- ?l uinurry vj ju n ty ma vor and the neatest and best to be had on the niarKe with ydu. 3-. B. JE Establisl * OAA Ikmn Montini K. Gasc Hey. 0. L. i is?H To j/o after and secure our share 9 ?.f business, and when" we secure B it x<> after mmv business, and our| stores and warehouses arc loaded P villi-i I l In* New and S -asonable M (i*nn!s Just reinenibor we don't I keep anything, but sell every-B tiling and you will knu.v what we* have ? not tfot that you muv want a and whether it is worth while to H tfo to our store or not. We men-J t ion a .* t FEW SPECIAL(iOODTHINOs| that we have at a price that wi I fa sell them on si^rht: .'1000 pairs (3attie Axo Shoes, all ? kinds and o-ades. 13000 suits of 3 Clothes, men, boys and vouth-. <1 500 V rt Sipiares and Kuirs. rolls Matting t > close at greatly d reduced prices, 20,000 yards of a Embroidery and [n-crtions at 5 prices unheard i?f. 10.000 yards of w O il in}/, direct from the mill, gj C jits Spool Cit'on, 5'tets do/, tow m -1 < - i i 111?s onlv, 1000 lbs Kail road O Mi L Suuif, $-> s:> eross, 100,0001 lbs liico, direct s!ri ment, new H crop, o- |y IS) per baj/, bav-lj rels best L>aleut I'hour, om\ .-I per barrel, Mendleson L>e, oi - , $2 .'t0 p- r case, (>ood Colfee 10 it,.- rl f-.r $1 00 1000 lb. Schnapps To- B bacco 2.V- iwe muina v..? \t Fi ? ,i.? . imh rt ">?'.? per tin/.. f a* tori a ::r?o U in?1. only E3 Wo art' agents for llitttorick" I'liltoni"* and j o Dnlitmator. Conntrv in<>r?-limnI < in and up> liu.v iiii; in I u >:> I > I ?> t oood- fimn ti* 11 ml ?| iii-.' III < n lllllkl'I'm If wo so III o l| | \ .J lit ri'tliil wo would l>o ovni'storkod with llio tj iininoii <o oto< k w oin oiinw < irryiujr, lint wol'j nro dolir_''? oii'o j ?I?I>it? _' Imisuiosm and If o ?*, liiiiw inn d:i> I?\ duv. Wo aiv Mdlinn in ynid.-ri of cloth li? roniiinnta for $t.ct> and ilmtisands H of otlior I'liriiiiiiiH. Wo ro< oonj/o coinpotltioti H hiiiI boat if ?l ovorj point A hiininoss ilko fj onrn oaii'l afford lo indulge in ovaidoiis or ox H oiihos, C'omo ,md M'l ifv Hits statement. WoH oaro youiBto serve, ** i House. | S BRE^D l/AYS Wholesome GROCERIES substancial. When you select from jetting the best and that it is fresh. [YMAN. N'T FALL & WINTER Jffllillinerxj ? OPENING O^T 16 and prices. Bo cure and call to see n. REICH > and Buggy. e and Buggy you want to ; at the most reasonable 3ed the entire HOUSE enkins & Son, and will reafter in my ow mi a me to furnish to the people y best Horses and Mules, . Ullt/aioH ftrul U'uwnna no- ? " w t. I will be glad to trade : nil INS tied 1880 J. W. McElwee, Prop ettsville Marble Wks, RENNETT8VILLK, S. C. i and Designs Furnished of Latest Style >ents Tonibstonea and Curbing L'd on Application. Isms Work. Rasonable Prlc 8ALR8MKN. |ne, Conway,8.0 Hupgins alivanta Ferry, S.C ( -