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ain er, I b 5 0 orAF~ , ay 5n 7 ,y + A,road1 7) OS \W HI, road, 8 & H e &Yanmond, cnsup 4 % WA, roau,, 20 5 S0, salary, 10 0' - gJ J, road, 100 4 geakJ,.c gp, salary, 10O0 Bara'd Q D. & Co, sta'ry, e3 2 Bowen, GW, road, 11 2 egs W J, equal'n board, 4 8 Abridges J ammod on sup 11 6 road, 10 l, B, con sup 14 2 Agron, it on note, 70 0 0ele, J B, con sup 10 5 A. t, Dr J L, ex lunatic, 5 5 apman, Phillip, salary, 7 2 ~ -~ 4 0apman, W T, constable, 2 0 antrell, M D, con sup 15 0 Ohildress, J T, bridge, *20 0 O oastain,R E, rad, 5 2 Ooolhrip, Mrs T W, ih on note 70 0 aOChaprnan, John, constable, 4 5 0""stin, W H, road, 1 0 dzllar, J T, bridge, 9 5 DurhainW 8, road, 2 0 n Durht em W A, bridge, 2 5 Dutoan,~ , road, 13 7 avis, W W, constable, 10 8 llison, L P, bridge, 2 2 p ,B W, lumbe, 12 " road, 18 0 Iarle,W.T, road, 8 8 '06itx I Mr ji o oe7 " "' 8 0 3arr, H W, salary et , 21 8 Field W H, bridge, 2 01 Friddle, J W, road, 1 5i Few, O A, "i5e 3 Frme, M 1, "ubo' - 8R -" conv't su p 4 04 V'rtner, H M, road, 1 01 Farr, H W, salary, 20 91 Fortner, A T, road, 7 2( Fa-r, H W, witness cert, 26 98 Griffith, D J, con hire, 65 0( Gilstrap, John, bridge, 6 aC Garrett, W R, con sup, 5 0C Gilstrap, E 0, road, 10 OC Galloway, J B, lumber, . 2 0 Griffin, Ben P, hauling, 5 Grumbles, G B, bridge, 6 0( Gistrap, E 0, road, - 7 0 Gantt, W N, " 50 Giltrap, J W, " - 17 2 Griffith, D J, conv't hire, 465 4 Griffin, RT, road, ' 5 Ga b etWRidg1ep 50( Gi1s rap, E G, road, GaryJ F, bridge, 3b 7 Gistra m, biTg, 5 0C Griflith, 4 av't hire, 57 0C -Hallum, R T, salary etc, 42 46 Hunter, James, road, 22 8 Hunter, Wash, bridge, 1 5C Holden, J D, poor farm sup, 25 C Hudson, J H, road, 6 OC Hndriks, W A, road, 6 00 Hunter, T N, qual'n board, 4 8( Hallum, R T, salary etc, 43 5 Hudson, J H, road, 6 0 Harris, Oscar, " 15 7O - Hendricks, Thos A, road, *2 8C Hendricks, W F, road, 1 0C Hunter, T N, equal'n board, 2 8C Harrison Wmn, R R fare, 8 40 Hallum, R T, salary, 43 27 Harris, John F, salary, 25 0C Hughes, J G, bridge, 5C Hughes, W N, con sup, . 11 3C Howard, J C,-bridge, 5 75 * Hunter, J A, road, -3 6 Hester, M F, road, 5 Hughes, T 'T, couv't sup, 13 81 Ha good, Geo, work on well, 1 5( H-olcombe, E~ T, road, 4 f( *Jamneson, J M, salary, 43 7t James, J H, bridge, 2 1( " "road, 938( Jones, W B, equal'n board, 6 4( Jones, W E, bridge, 3 5t Jones & Hogeed, con sup, 15 74 Keith, E F,, salary, 18 70 "' stationery, 2 02 * Kilby, J C, road, 2 1C 4 bridge, SC Keith, E F, salary, 18 70 " " stationery, 1 48 " '- salary, 18 75 * Kelley, A E, lumber, 15 00 Leopard, J 8, constable, 11 90 Looper, W B, " 8 00 " Jerre, eon sup, 2 00 McDonald, 0 H, bridge, 3 00 Miller, J H1, con sup, 22 40 Mauldin, J 8, labor p'r f'm, 2 00 Massingale, James, bridge, 14 00 Miller, J 8, constable, 25 40 Murphree, F B, ex p'r f'm, 8 50 Morris, A M, stationery etc, 10 70 McDaniel, 3' H G, salary, 50 00 "" dieting, 8 40 Martin, S C, road, 8 55 McCollum, E 0, bridge, 5 17 McWhorter, 0 L, road, 8 90 Mauldin. D M,' bridge, 3 00 Miiller, I N, bridge, 1 50 Moody, T J, road, 5 25 Manldin, Allen, road, 2 50 Mauldin, Dr L1 O x lunatic1 5 00 McDaniel, J Hi (, con luna, 29 32 salary, 50 OC dieting, 12 SC ~cJuukin, E1 N, road, 6 0( Meadors, Y D, road, - 12 8( Massingale, James, bridge, 82 5( "" road 2 44 Murphree, B F, road, 4 14 Miller, J 8, constable. 44 34 Moon, L F, ioad, 8 5( S" "bridge, 3 54 McAlister, S A, bridge, 146 04 Norris, W W, road, 5 0( v .. Nealy, II A, constable, 19 81 Newberry, JB, ox lunatic, 12 04 Nealy, H A, constable, 9 1( 0'Dell, F" V, bridge, 13 4( * 0Owens, T B3, road, 5 5( O'Dell, F V lumber, 2 5( P arsons, J I?, road, 2 5( P Jeoples Journal, stationery, 174 ~,'~ ci' Pe~iyf E E, road, 5 8( as. r'urons, F.0, lu'tber, 17 5' Rhkn R Co0, freight, 5 8 I yy o' Psei J'!, road, 5 5 '~ .Pape A.A bridge, 2 0J ~ V~ltoons, 3 F) sala'y, 24 71 ~ P~dA'Lgnrdingona 1104 PQ;R ct 0n sup, 78 Q4 ad 15 04 *t~I,$4 ~ ~01slp, 7 84 l fare, 1 8~ ~ 704( d 6 10J POO 100 0s road. 75 Sander J 4 a h atio, 12-0' O tephens, W ,gdiard 09qn, 29-20. BbSeriff, JohnM,'-, lumberl 8908 Standard Oil do, Ax grense, 50 Steele, V.R E,0co sup, 10 00 Smnith, J P, roiad, 09 Sen tell, Perryt,road, .6.O Stuith, J B, lumnber, 4357 Stephiens. W E, road, 10 88 Steele R E0.1limber .40 Stegaill James, lumber, 2 16 stephiens W RE ca sup, 15389 Stansell Joe L, road, '. 10650 Stephens W M, con sup, 80 Stephens WE, guard con, 2500 Stewart Robt, spec work, 8 50 Butherland W H, road, 4 70 Seaborn W 0, con sup, 11 00 D Stephens L D,' con sup, 10 88 D Stephens W 0, con sup, 7 20 SSuherland D F, bridge, 8 00 '' 1 equaln board,'* 00 0 go '' " 9 " " 8 00 Stephoen W D, guard con, 25 00 SSitphens L D, con sup, 6 20 5 Trotter Josiah, bridge, 10 8 Taylor L N, road, 8 15 Tripp & McCollum, brid e 7 02 STrammell Horesh, refd r tax, 1 o STalley A B , n sup, . 4 95 ) Va Bridge Iron Co, bridge 1924 oo Winhester Daniel, con sup 01 SWelborn Hovey, guard con 6 oo Welborn Hovey, ex road mch 1 90 1 Welborn J M, con sup, - 1 00 0 White M H, , o , 18 oo o Wilson J 8, road, 14 ooa Wtillaus J W, road, 7 c 200 Williams T A, con sup 1, 42 Welborn A J, con sup 21 58 Whito M H, road 5 50 Williams Elliott, road 2 9o Williams Fred, bridge 25 oo Young W F, road 9 o Youngblood E L, road oo Ylson R E, work on H 100 a1 L. D, STSPHENS, County Supervisor. J.41. STEWART, Clerk. th u Hav Fwaro Be 9 Younlo alrad30 a] 'The. L Ca* STSa C bg U for Teachese.c Count~sy Suprvio.4 Bath ha beensAwaBug ur toe r deafme of edgoy umbro 3endowe naonaa sCoIltura shison foreacheont.Iti a d tentionof t Trseesnd tor setn thscoarshpuo lane an toabr seekstwuy* therebt *lrs ipe the iueenorube nupier iended diecinuandei to msts conte o bc couty lartl is the i hndsio of the Tuse and s o uply theset teahes schlarshipuo adin luene, in t e therebniy ts wellas AD th superoou mhtten folg posii cidy leadethroughanheie schocarshiou. Hence, ncooung Howevner lnieywoen eao ae eiploye telibe, prfeee w itio suegintdenctoe diciocand wh .taol must contu tobear.lrei n h haet o efiln; and it is tendedy theae tescdeprtm etrshl bed wotiny Teaocher. Ain the molt as wll be dis teuhlsthh College ebuteep an Fauty feen ure thine preparingf a widl bf .etroge and wroeln eqiped. megen teahr the Coleges wl av stlyn one ahr.s iprtn needs hof thee staliThed, hope alsoh epratal tole hrate it its etded thut this earementsalb wrhl enitclar tov ben called givingg the deetrs All treguain wand wcolrbe dof tincivly noral, antubd ateo ntea 'egaorh Collegels. The nPrep. dend hacs fwon goude thains peana moe than mbntre the eenif idn asupplynoferhrd of the mo.. eged ok heful forwad Tho he alo, Ftha nuedrk I ia success and inraeuets pova ahs tonerad heratrtio with sti' dhaisor reglaits second conure of siture Th Myesn sessorot nal a iplehaC ured te Itra moTre thanothintanth a one deee an aos ffectiuon ghied i hisr ngerves. as tedrnfessoru The frie n o tessove throt, dhsopemyforwrd ton the eft tiduead smotesmgn inpese htswente ofthi eneaeltto~f weic heart. Smokeer upo itese secod cend wof "Iwaratl hitr.ldwt a feto oftE t uItktxcessesong O wri olyunfo AdvcfIwsfected cid r. Miles' eart C ureMe' dCecios r ed Me.dt sya foere beisnoing th hus of uroremdeser I was so nevuon h d eep or hanvs athIandth grcesl il us obmo sePainn tendes ro uh ra prev trat, iscngiro leig ntelf MRS. KATE TAYLOR. Mr. Kate .Taylor, a graduated nurse of prominence, gives her ex perience with Peruna in an open lette. ier position Ia society and professional standing combine to give special prominence to her ut terances. AHIoAGO, ILL., 42 Monroe St... NO As far as I have observed Peruni I the finest tonio any man or womag an use who is weak from the aftei foeots of any serious illness. "I have seen it used in a number o onvalesoont cases, and have seen sev,' Wal other tonics used, but I found tha Iose who used Peruna had the quickesi elief. "ePeruna seems to-restore vitality trrease bodily vigor and renew healtA ad strength In a wonderfully shoal me."---fRS. KATO TAYLOR. In view of the great multitude of romen suffering from some form of fo kale disase and yet unable to find any are, Dr. Hartman, the renowned spes talist on female oatarrhal diseases, has cnounced his willingness to direct the eatment of as many cases as make pplication to him during the summer konths, without chargo. Address The eruna Medicine Co.# Columbus, Ohio. FREB TO THE BABIES. The Eastern Manufacturing Co., of Mlcago, will present to every baby, ider one year of age, in this county, one 'lid silver baby spoon with the baby's ven name engraved on same. You do 1have to pay one cent nor buy any 1 o get this spoon. The Eastern anuf uring Co. are large manufac rera an Jobbers of jewelry and Iverware, a have taken this method advertising th ds. Instead of sending thousand of dollars for agazine advertising the have decided give it away direct to con r. The undersigned firm has en ade distributing agent for th k cality. Bring your baby to their ;ore and give its name and age and au will receive one of these beautiful Liver spoons all engraved free of cost. 'his is not a cheap article, but solid liver of elegant design. Don't fail look over the elegant line of The astern Manufacturing Co. 's goods on isplay at .C. CARTER, Liberty, S. C. 'oley'S Ifoney and Tar ~r children,safe~sure. Nooplates. The Oldest Dry Good The Original West E I can supply all of your wants Dry Goods, Not My house is full of new Sp? bought at the lowest Market cheap as good reliable goods sible to tell you intelligently c advertisement, but if you will give us pleasure to show you lowest price that such goods in ladies goods from a cheap White Goods are very strong strong line of Men's and Wo suit all-High Cuts, Low Cu Shoes. It will cost you nothi Some people say they save nm buying. Polite attention gue A. K. F Vest End. LOOK FOR NEXT THIF For Cut Prices to suil LASS iCROCI TIN-WARE, J Full line of Canned Goods, P' Cakes, Candies, Molasses. - Iaic Stock aud Poll Used attd recommended by all llacK ill Shoe Poll inps Liquid Shoe pa bic I O '1~~i~ pipe or boll. g iieygg a louest U40. ad uda aoprespondeit sys lichbtrkei 4av0 given aitsfac ion,- being easi)y set ip, ~,ea low cost and apparently very diu ,able, The -pipe was bought of a house wiecking com pany at 8 to 0 cout per toot, sizos 1 to 2 inches across.. They come in various lengths, but aro, usedas ne'trly as pos sible In five to *i foot pieces, being driven two feet- into. the earth, which brings the tol) three or four feet above the surface. The arm is of' vod 2 by 8 inches by 4'feot. It is fastened to. the pole by a six inch piece of pipe passing tightly through a hole in tho-niliddle of UNPBUNBD VIN ON 1PIP TRELLIS. the arm and fitting into the top of the largo pipo. Th6 vines are cut back to two main branches each' winter. The shoots which bear the fruit start each spring and are allowed to swing free, according to the principle of. the Knif fin system,- as in the illustration. The vines are cut back to the two arms each winter, new growth being substi tuted for the old arms -at the same time. Vines so treated give a good crop, easily gathered and of very fine quality and appearance, and the train ing is loss work than by almost any other method. The vines may be culti vated in both directions with no 'wires to interfere. Iron posts, too, do not har bor Insects and funguis growth. Dizzy ? Then your liver isn't acting well. You suffer from bilious ness, constipation. Ayer's Pills act directly on the liver. For 60 years they have been the Standard Family Pill. Small doses, IIIC. All dir;lst8. Wanmit yotly 11hilo~t .o ...1atu~t browi cr rahu.IL!l 'Jjt ai 'o CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS ,O eL1 ld notu 1 boxs ora ed i lue i t un n fitto,.]uoy rggist CHIOHESTER CHEMICAL CO. tiloo Madis.on Nquare, PRKILA., "A. . Montiuunthisr. PARKER'S to Falo ator G ray - Cure sealp dlaes N hair a iog. 50ic and I.00ol Dru isa ; Firm in Greenville. nd Dry (;oods Store. in ions and Shoes. ring and Summer Goods, price and will be sold as can be sold for. It is impos >r describe my goods in this call at my store. It will what we have and give the :gn be sold for. Anything lawn to a fine silk. My .Men's Dress Shirts. A nens Underwear. Shoes to ts, Fine Shoes and Cheap iig to look at my goods. >ney by looking here before ranteed. A RK, RlEEN ViLL, C THE ITY DAYS. the Dull Season on GERY-WARE, EWELRY, ETC. iekles, Oat Meal, CJraker's, Eruits, Nuts, Tea, Coffee, Fhe Best Cheese on Earth. the stoek-and Poultry raiser. Uli, . Country F'ro(Iuce takeh in Excha~nge for Uoods. AVege table PrcparatioobrA sia ng I he I anId R e gUI c fing the Stotuacis andl3owels ( Promotes Digestion.ClicerN ness andRest.Contains neillit OpiumMorpiei norlinen Nor'NAnc orwT. navO;v reld-SWUtIMUR A peifect Hemedy for Consli; Rton, Sour Stomach,Diarrho W~ormns,Convulsions ,everia ness and LOSS OF SLEE Fac Sinho Signnture oF NEW vomK. EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. Ayer s Malaria and tr Ague Cvre a] .McAllet THE OLDES DRY GOODS MONT SEC To Ourriends a .We can supply your wa from the Iinest to the cher Oar buyers havo just rc couniters and uiholves areC ] D~ress Goods and Noveltie the miost complete stocki youL. Wheni in Groenvill1e eull beoforei making your purch more than satisS~ed. In Carpets, Mattings,Rt and Mahts we have a comi Thanking our friends a in the past and hoping tc McA LISTI GRIEENV ONTHE 4UTHERN ~ ILWAY Pargis - 2:;wQ~s woo0 'owl'c Vo 3afte jud:drenl. The Kind You Have .Always Bought Bears the Signature of f4 j. ~ n Use aor Over Thirty Years THIC CENTAUn COMPANY, NEW 4ORK CITY is most remarkable tonic proper Ds for all who live in malarial dis icts. A never-failing remedy for I malarial diseases. r & Beattie, T, LARGEST AND BEST HOUSE IN THE PIED TION OF S.C : : : idPatrois: nts in anything in tho Dry Goods lino post qualitios turned from Northern markets and our onded down with all1 the latest Spring s. In Uot~ls Furmshing Goods weo havo ai the State at prices that will atstonish andc exa ina nur g'oods and get prices asesi. Your mo~ney back if you arc not ge, Scrcon.", Window Shtadts, Art Squares ad customrs for their liberal patronage mer it a cont inUunce of the same we are ery Re'spectfuil ly ER & BEAT TIE. iSouiri CUOan a. THE LINE FOR BUSINESS, THE LINE FOR PLEASURE, THE LINE FOR ALL THE BEST MME3R EOwRT Complete Summner Resort Folder Mailed Free to Any Address. WTONi K,. C. WASHINGTONdI 13.C. AT'LAN4TA. GA onA Opens at Green .t J u ly This announcement will thril with gladness thousands of custo mere whc oargerly look forward to this great annual event. This Year it will appeal with special Vorce and money saving power to the groat iass of tho trading pub ic. Unfavorable weather conditions so far this summer have made it well nigh impossible for farmers to leave their work and do their summer trading. And now just in the nick of time, when they have caught up with their farm work comes this groat mill end sale and gives them bargains greater than they could havo bought in the Spring and early Summer. The Bargoins at this, our fourth Send for a Mil Rain or Shine this great Mill End S and continue until k H. K. Stur BIG BE Greenville's C Store Full of To Show You. We have nover beforo tried so hai wants as we have this time. Wo want I Diess Goods. 29 inch double fold Worsted, nice for Skirts or Children's Dresses 1 2.c 42 inch Mohair at ............. ..2< 50 inch Mohair at. ..............4c 50 Cecilian, (not Mohair) worth $1.00, Special price.. ... ...... .9c Something Gr'and in Silk. 36 inch Tiffota at........ 36 inch all silk Tiffetta at...... ... .9 Wash TJiffotta 28 inches wide just the thin' for a ivaist. . . . 49e is comnpleto with the new and uip-to-date Oxford P. K., Madras and any other good values for waists. 34 inch P. K. WhrIite. ... .. .........10c 34 inch P. K. White ...............8 The Litti 106 N. Main Street. DON'T AB J~2 ~ But when in need< call and we will make W_\e have alwvays Groceries at Lowest I -1 are now arriving. W~ call and sec them wh< Our Notion Department is "the same goods for less mi the same money." WYATT & And Well Se Always on-hand, at figures to Just returned from the N< ~MY 2 is complete. Don't fail L. ROT h Oct2tf. Wanted 2 A. S. BY ERS C Will pay SPOT C/ lar, Ash or Walnut man to receive the point. They will y market price. Wri you have in the way A S. BYERS CONV LE -: ylle, Thursday and GREATEST MILL END' SALE will bo greater and moro varied than over. Our Mr. Sturdivant has just ro turned from the northern mills and factories with an iinmOeiO lot of Dry Goods, Shocs, Hato and Clothling bought especially for this GREAT MILL END SALE. .ho scarcity of cotton and its high price will make all kinds of goods higher this fall than they have been in many years. It will )0 money saved for every body to attend this great sale and buy all the dry goods, shoes, hats and clothing they may need before the prices goes higher-as thoy surely will this fall. 1 End Circular. ale will open Thursday July 9th laturday, July 18th, divant Co. E HVE xreatest Store. d to buy tWings that vill fill everybodys 'o toll you of a few spucial things. 36 inch lpercal good styles Worth 8 and 10c to make it pay you to Coml o and see tu, will sell. at 6c the yd meni's IHead(wear. Full line of M'ien's lecadwrtur, both in Fmu and Straw, All prices in straw hats fromi 5c up tO $9 00 Men's pants anid} overalls can't be 9atched in Greenv'~ that we soll. Men's suit full sizec, , ood black....25 All wool suit at - ;-- --.....4.98 1sr ioa please you whein we mlention I lot of Lad ies Slippers all styles and sizes, the prico 50c. Ene pnir. 31c lts ofi nsshoes solid as a rock for e Bee Hive. Greenville, S. C. WORRY OUT ICES! >f anything in our line give us a you feel good. on hand a full supply of Fresh ~rices. Our Spring Dry Goods ill tell you about them later, but n in towvn. s full of Bargains. Our motto oney, more and better goods for Yours for trade, GRIFFIN, EASL EY / CP [ected Stock of lliSill~'S 811l Hats I defy all competition. >rth and ~TOCK~ to see me when in our city. S CH ILD GREENVILLE, S. C ...la Lumber. 0., Atlanta, Ga, iSH- for Oak, Pop.. They will send a lumber at loading my you the highest te them stating what of H ARD)WOOD)S IPANY, Atlanta, Ga.