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THE WEEKLY LEDLETL F TIT PAY, XOYEATF.EE 2.°,, 1894. to l)t*aiu xpi rt plnvnolo^ist. Imt foiir- in*; our rt rur.l would l»c too Icul we did not i“iiv to uo juiv farther than the imi'de was eoiirrrm d. lie played i|uite a nurnli‘r of tuiie.w many of (iood eorn molasses, whietl Wei e \ bread and swe •( was elean >-at • line, iilll >' a <;liuin • f siiilii." :*i n.-i i;f 1,1.1:. Matters Krom Maud (Corespondenee of Tm; I,i:im;ij;. | M m i>. S. (' N»»v. •Ju.—Tin* low pdgl'of eot ton is causing eonsider- a^^ luist linir. < >n the Idth .1. S. Ithiek s tei ants carried eij;ht hales of eotton to Cowpei.s. Aft er t r\ in^ t he market with inueh patience they were on the point of elositi}' a sale at l.tto. when .1. S. I’laek farmer, hid a cents and hou^ht Ids own eotton. Mr. Ithiek is a progressive farmer. I!«‘ says he has land on which he ean "row a hale of eotton to the acre, lie has a lot of land that was planted in corn in .lime that will tnak • do hush- els to t he acre. lie says he is im proving his land by rotation of crops and fertilizers, lie has a lot of land that he has crown seven separate crops on in three years. Who knows how this is done? lie says it is a great mistake for farmers to let their necessary to give it a pielurcsipie ap- htnds grow up in weeds and grass ttf- pea ranee A few minute.~ he fun Etta Jane Notes. [('orrespondenee ol Tili: I.i;ihu;i;.] Etta .1 am:, Nov. Is.—The most fashionable wedding of the season took place at Wilkinsvil' last Thurs day evening. I Ith instant. The con tract ing part ns were Dr. .Iftmes K. Durham of (d’eers and Miss Millie McCullough of \\ ilkinsville. The elegant parlor room was dab- I oralely decorated with festoons lures and all ties other paraphratialia ODD THINGS ABOUT CENTS. AmoiiK Other Tiling*. Tin') Arc Quite li?[. tcliNlvcl> ('ouiitcrf'citcil. From time to time one sees refer ences in the daily (tapers to the difii- eulty experienced by the ferry eom- panies, etir lint's, et • , p, disposing of enormous ,uvw ouiatiotis of ordinary copiter cents. The reiuh*r is very apt to remember this, particularly if in exchange for a dollar bill he is re turned 9f> 1 cent pieces by a conductor. As a matter of fact, there is no ex cuse for th • item, much less.for a ear conductor or change taker in unload ing his weight of cupper upon the al ways more or less abused passenger. The United States subtreasury at Wall and Nassau streets makes and in V CURY & KENDRICK, I > 1C A I A*' !<!■» I .x Fresh I tee f. Per; I Sausage. We also hamlie eaiieage and ot her vegetables. W e sell its low as tIn est and ask a sh: of your pat ronage. I have just added to my line of t tenoral Merebaudise a complete line of ('lothing. Suits. I'nnts, Overcoats, etc., andean give you a good Suit for $.V00 and a Fine Suit foriflO.lNt. Ov<-reoats ijto.iiO to .f I•?..')<i. Ladies’ Dress i Goods In Worst tm Is, Klanmls, ('ashmen's, Suitings, 1 Icnritl I a-amt liroatlrloth at from 10 rts. to $l.0tt per yanl. I have as romph tr a line of • n * I plo < >00 .lii.. i. .....;.... ... iT.iit.-il Heart Disease 3CYrs! Clary & Kendrick. ter the small grain is harvested its it increases the cost of cultivation. A. (’. Hobbs reports a good crop from two hands; loitu huslu Is of eorn. <! heav\ hales of eotton. (ill gal lons molasses and do bushels of po tatoes. Eandrmn Self reports a good one horse crop; 2bb bushels of eorn, II heavy bales of cotton and turnips in abundance, lie says if you want to j make turnips for the market com mence now. cut down a newgrotmd. . broadcast the brush, let it alone un til July, cut the sprouts, burn otT in August and sow seed. We are glad to see so many nice, fat hogs in the country. J. M. Hicks hits the finest that we have seen. He expects his largest to net 400 pounds. And there is some nice beef cattle. A. C. Hobbs has the finest that I Have seen. It will weigh loon pounds. Some person could get a bargain by seeing JMr. JHobhs, as he otters bis beef so low. James Yiggcrs. after experiment ing on keeping tomatoes, succeeds, andjgives the following receipt : Se lect boxes, size to suit, get elean. , white sand gilt her tomatoes as soon as they turn rial, put in sand first, then a layer of tomatois. then cover with sand, totd so on until box is tilled: put box in dark, cold place and you can takeout toimitoesat tiny | time and you will find them fresh and idee. It seems at times its if we will he compelled to have a police force to secure order. It is bad In he dis turbed by dolts t hut enjoy their own braying. Cloven Fool waves his dark ’mintle again in our tpilet town— with warriors armed with all the modern eipiipmenls. kuucks, sling shots. knives, pistols, bottles, billets and noise enough for a first class battle and nuiny words not in the, semblance of prayer. After the eloud hud passed over and the bat tle-field seaiuied it "lose view was taken and there was observed some dark blue spots with a little man underthem. lie may attempt sui cide by t rying to ent bis throat with u bar of Hot agon soap or reform ap pearances. Some of our farmers talk .at corn shtiekings while we listen and wonder what the future will be. They are dis gusted at t he price of cot t on and swear *Srf>tT from planting another crop; then crush the fertilizer mills by saying they will not buy any more guano, then they make short work of the oil mills by demanding two cents more on the bushel for cotton seed ; “That's right'’ says one. bet s give ourselves t ime for our minds to change before plant ing t ime. Anot her cries : “Corn, corn; North Carolina can t make corn enough to keep her stills running." There my turn comes and I touched the button by saying j see North Carolina can make whiskey enough to keep men running pQorer and more helpless every day. r. Algood News Notes. |< 'orrcspoiuleliee of Tilt; blllKM Ii, | Ai/atoo, S. C.. Nov. 20.—Maggie, the three year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ford, died at Clifton last Friday and was buried at Mace donia Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. \Y. J. Thomas have moved to Cow-pens. H. M. (ialfney and family have re cently moved to Clifton. Mrs. Holly haveiider spent several days with her daughter. Mrs. \\\ D. Ilyurs, recently. John \\ . binder has sold Ids plan tation and will move to North Caro lina, or somewhere else, in the near future. \V. lb I’rice was I he purcha ser. Mr. and Miss b. I». Davis, of Trough Shoals, and lb M. (ialfney and family, of Clifton, visited E, C. Moore and family last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M'm. (iardner visi ted Nathuu Moore and family last Sunday. Messrs. C. C. Hetty, Hugh Wil kins and James Moore, visited rela tives in t hese diggins last Sunday. Misses Mau l ! indulc. bdlie ijutnu and Midlie Carter visited friends in these diggings last Sunday. J. (iardner (the silent) visited frjendsund relatives at (ileitdale la>l Sunday. H. II. Ilyurs went to Clifton last Friday on business. J. I,. Clary went to Spartanburg yesterday on business. Mrs. J. A. Harris, whom we ported on the sick list some time is up again. There was a cotton picking at we hear of more to come and go. Of course the yeung folks enjoy then very much. John binder lost his horse a few days ago. Hrof, S. I). I troy le-and wife, two blind musicians, of Hainter, Tenn, accompanied by Dr. W. \V. (iilhert. of Mooreshoro, N. C. gave a musi cal enter!aimie nt at the Macedonia school house last night, which was great ly enjoyed by all present. When it. comes to performing on the violin, banjo, uccordcon, organ and etc, we have never seen, nor heard Hrof. Hroylcs’cipiuh lb* will give several ,jiorc entertainments in our county Utid every one should patronize him, ‘ for none would ever regret going to hear him. We have heard many try to pick t lie banjo and perform on the violin, hui never heard to perfection ] friends, relatives and s o’clock t he invitei I guests , r l l i i i« . “ * II • ' ‘ * • • »- - prcmc. Mrs. H. M. W ilkins. of (JutT ney City, was - il< it at the orutai while the rni-llilluotis note:- of toa tiled into tin* roum and formed a cir cle in the centre of which was a large lamp suspended trout tie* overhead ceiling throwing its brilliant light up on tin* scene. Silence reigned s^l- 1 Mrs. H. M. Wilkins, of (inlf- iiu at , instrument announced that the wed- fling march hud begun. Soon love's pilgrims reached Hymens al-j tar and Hew (■• M. lloyd. of tin* M. , E. Church in a solemn and impres sive manner pronounced the cere mony which according to Divine up- | pointmeiit made them man and wife. After receiving t In ngrat illations , of their many friends the happy couple head' d I lie procession in its march to tin* dining room where a sumpt nous fea>t had been prepared for 1 he occasion. Everything was of the best that the > ii:nt ry and market a Horded. Tin* bride and cakes together with a protusive floral decoration and an c!i'lle» variety of fruits hot h nat i . and e\**t ie. adorned the table. To these were added a su perabundance ol pie-. cakes, meats, etc., prepared in lii** omst improveil style that the inveiitiv *. euius of the eulinary artisan eotdd uggest. To tin* urhanits of Mr. J. H. \N bite ami Miss Craec W iiisonant your cor respondent is greatly indebted for t he at t ent ion in-reeii \ i d iluring this part of the pleasant elTair. They know exactly how t*i make their gilest - enjoy tIn-ms* I\cs and 'liil so too. After supper I was taken into anot her room where Mrs. H. M. W il- kius iiml Mr. .loiiu 1*. \\ hitt* kimll\' showed me tlie grand display ot wed ding present • v. liich i preserved a li-t of. logit hi r with I lie name- of the donors. These .., i'a-!* - and names an* too nunierons f ii* n,i* to mention them. Suiliei it to -ay liny were useful, beaut iftd am! cosily. I’o I hese were adiled ipiil* a .o-*;* numhersenl to lireerd i Hit un* ll, tie boll n* of tin in * wl_\ marrieil \\ i* assiir>- In p ■ iph- >1 (iiver- that in Mr-. Durliam liny will Iiml a hnly of tie* higlii'.-l an i nio.-l ri'lined type. We '-omgrat ulat*.* the happy groom. Dr. itirham on tin* r«- u 11 of his eoin)in si ami d • : as - n ri d t hat hi* will Iiml that lleavi*ii'- greatest earthly blessing wa- in -towid when it gave bim tin* in ait • id hand of Miss Millie MrCollough in the holy bonds of matrimmiy. l(ur best wisln* atteml lliem t hrotlgll Ii fe .- | alt iiw ay. May joy and hope ami ion* divim*. Their heavenly powers increase; While o’er their home and hearts may shine The blessed how of peace. Miss M amie M ilkelisoli. of Haeolet. died at the home of her aster. Mrs. Ed Thomas near ilei rsheba ehttreh in York.eotiidy. Iasi Saturday morn ing and wans hui-i<‘ ; al Salem yester day. 1 ler ili-ea-** wa- cot-umption. I take gn at p ! i.'iin ii n inling t he cont nbu!ions of t he ."riou- eorres- pondents of Tilt bnmaa:. as well as all other mat; rs <*oi.taim*'l in its great make-up. I would, however, suggest to our I>ra\toiiville corres pondent that In* tie a pole to Smith Wrain's cow-'- horn- for tlie wrinkles to run out on. a. i. Jl ! 'lea We heat place and that plan times. I i is made htisiness ililitorii; --s. of shortcoming-, and . for large, e.impact . ii tersited lazim --. pregnatid with of talk in t his about “hard a ll excuse for for all manner ft i n we believe nk- of uuudul- He iph* gel so im- t hi- idea of '' ha rd tinn - ’ that tln \ -im ni to in- in ji p!>|*. pet tin! stall* of w ail inn in a desultory, unei*rtain way lor-onn t hing to hap pen. We will loll them what they an* wailing for. They arc waiting for something within them to tell them that they have been unprofit- , able long i Hough—that tin y are the centres from whi- Ii tin* activity must flow. When, like the prodigal son, they hav* '■eoim* to themselves," exchanging minor coin for Unitnl States money of large denomination, and it has many regular customers who are so served. There are a num1x*r of curious things about cents as they come to the subtreasury. In the first place, they are quite extensively counter feited. This may seem strange, as i the profit in a counterfeit cent is nee- j essarily small. It is true, hoAvever, j nevertheless and is supposed to be ! the work of Italians, who, more j largely than any other nationality, seem to favor the imitation of our | minor and subsidiary eoin. The Brooklyn and New Jersey fer ry companies, the elevated railroads j of both New York and Brooklyn and the various slot machine companies are regular customers for the ex change of cents for other money at the subtreasury. At times they turn in enormous quantities, the slot com panies alone ranging between £125 and £700 a day. As might be expected, all sorts of oddities inthexvayof eoin come in with the quantity taken m the ma chines. In addition to the counter feits are scores of “not one cents’’ of ' Avar times, metal disks and foreign copper. Austrian money predominat ing. As the copper cent is simply a token, no matter what its condition is, it is redeemed at par if it can in any way be identified as United States money. The popularity of theslot machines brought about a curious condition of affairs in the country. This was noth ing short of a “cent famine.” The headquarters of tin* company is in New York, and all agents sent their cents here for redemption, which drained the country of its supply and overstocked tin* minor coin vaults of the subtreasury here with cents.— New York Herald. Ah Orirnliil A nt Unti-r. Tom < > Neil has at Ids home menag erie a peculiar specimen of the ani mal kingdom which be prizes highly. The animal is a little oriental ant eater. It came direct from Asia and was purchased in the West Indies from a vessel and brought to the Texas coast as the property of ('ap- tain W. II. Sterling of tin* Port* La vaca and Matagorda Packet line, and after an apprenticeship on this ves sel, where he was instrumental in ex tinguishing tin* last rat, cockroach and flea, passed into the hands of Tom O'Neil as a present. In appear mice the little creature is a cross be tween a Georgia persimmon fed pos sum and a Kansas chipmunk, but is more intelligent and domestic than either. The little denizen of the orient cannot only elean out tin* biggest ant nest in town in short or I der, but will rid a house of the last rat, mouse or cockroach with equal facility and take up the fleas for a diet.—Port Lavacaeu. Tin- I'viMinlit nf Ii:i Uinr. M, de Mi'iiran, chief ot thoanti<iuiti<*s dej lai'tiacat, claims to have made tin* discovery of tin* long sought entrance to the mysterious brick pyramid of Dashur, near Sakkara. After numerous boring- in the ground surrounding the pyramid he found, g*7 feet below the surface, a gallery :':>0 feet long, cut in the rock and inclining upward toward tin* pyra mid. Fifteen chambers wen.* found contain ing numeroivs tombs and sarcophagi of high functionaries, among them the sarcophagus of a queen, all of the twell't h dynasty, over 2,000 years before ('hrisf. It is ex pee tei I that further researches xvill reveal the sarcophagus of King Usurtesi n ill.—London Timas. OhaTnberlait' . I"* ..nd fiNiw O.’ntmsut Is n cert'iin cur.: for Chronic Bore Eyes, Granulated )v, bill.-, I Sore Nippier, Piles, Eczema, Tetter, Salt Uhcum and Scald licr.il, 25 cents per bo:;. For saje by druggists. TO HORSE OWNKBS, For putting a horse in m fine healthy con dition try Dr. Cndv’s Condition Hoivders. They tone up the rvstem, aid digestion euro toss of pjyie . reft vc eon-tipiition. correct Slioi l Breath, Palpitation, Mr. G. W. Me,Kinsey, post master of Kokomo, Did., and a brave ex-soldier, says: “I had been severely t roubled with heart disease ever si nee. 1 -tv ing the army ad the close of Liu*, late war. I was troubled with palpitation and shortness of breath. I could not sleep on my left side, and bad pain around my heart. 1 became so ill that l was much alarmed, and for tunately my attention was called to Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure I decided to t ry it The fin bottle made a decided intprovemi nt in my condition, and live bottles L ive com pletely cured me.” C. W. MeKINSKY, H. M., Kukomo, I ml ))r. Milos Heart Oare E". sold on : * i-vblvo guarani** l bat. t tie first bottle will tu edit. All it III sell it at Jl, (i bolt!. * e" ra.or it will I'om in. prepaid, on rceoiib of luico by llm iir. Miles Medical Co , J.ikliai t, lad LIPSCOMBS II O'P IC I V First-class in all its appointments. Special attention is given to the traveling public. The table is fur nished Avith the best tin* market alTonls. W.S.Lipsboinb, >n<^rr< >w nc GHDVES —. Liinestuni) Inn, C/y dDREN:' as Imve ever been seen in town. I give you as a sample of m\ prices, a good Family Flour at £1.1.'). The celebrated Niekel-Hlate Elour. the finest goods (everybody says) ever sold for the money at £l.l><>. l ive pounds good ( otTei* for £l.(Ki. and will sell you everything else in proportion, call and judge for yourself as to whether I am selling goods cheap or not. J. N. LIPSCOMB. WE HAVE POT THE KNIFE IN PRICES OF DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS. Come and see us, we will quote you the low est prices ever heard of in this town. Our stock is complete with all the newest styles in SHOES AND CLOTHING. Now is the time to buy your Winter Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Jeans. Call and let us make you an estimate on your fall bill. We are offering ALL WOOL JEANS, 80 per ct. wool at 18 cts. per yard. CARROLL & CARPENTER. A Family Hotel. rite table is first ela-s in every respect. ‘I I 5. I .xVy Hopper, Proprietor. itCX IN Iv 1CI*!-S. TASTELESS A New Meat Market. CHILL TONIC 13 JUSTASCOOD FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PmC£?Oots. C Al. VTIA, IM.S., Nuv. 10,1“3J. I'arif* St. Louis, Mo. Gout lorn:'!*:--V.';’ sold litst yi :t!\ ♦Yh) h ifi't-H of GiU»\K S 'I A: l’LLT>S r)li:i tMLjiud luivo boUL'Iil ihn'o alit-ady ttiis y« ;:r. i.i ;; lojrox- |)crH*n<«* of 14 vrar.', in the dn;u husuD ^s, hive never sold an artu’le thatgav. such univeisal batid* Ittclivn at your Tunic# Yuui ‘nily, A i’ .\ i. Y, C.MiU ACOb For sab* by \Y. H,. l>ii!v -. r.'.v -•.-.c*i3x;*e«*tt:5if-*'.*: • rr» Hav. You Seen Tin: i.i’'i: oi Silver Novelties AT i; < l J. i Uul.l v Jit U; Y •-b •. 1 } = \ ~T’ - ..... - f •-,« /'""a -.-i I 1 v *t; “ -AjV >' .»> 9 ■. ; ■•*. \V ■■ "■ v • . T'. ■ ‘Ay. • ’ -. u-. /.-• frF a \\ *A * . • » , 1. . T 00KT ’.MSilT ‘IS cY. * . H> . Y Min ors, Pin Cushions, Souvenir Spoons, Pin Trays Child’s Knife, Fork and Spoon Sets, Sugar Shells, Cutti ; Knives, Pickle Forks, Napkin Rings, In dividual Butter Dishes. Popper and Salt Shakers, etc., etc. i i does :i >t seem p* '•■•-i I *!' lei! I he ino.-l of i ie—I* artieb* iii'-- - lid siivi-r, and dii I*; ia!i!-e ai'e • .n . . plated ; on v. hhi nu t al ami ;.* ns of t item ; will iarnisli. ' yoeh ( iioiri; Fob \ t>i ii:ri’.H. !J. G. Galloway ^ Son. Having [its! opened a new Meal Mar'xi-t in the Lips comb Hotel Huiiding, I beg b*;ive to iufori11 t lie people of I dilTni'V t hat I am now pre pared !<> serve t hem w it b all the fri-b meats ami vegi la- bles * d’ the se:iS(i||, \|y priei s will be as low as the loW e.-t . Transact a General Banking Business Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent. I allowed on Time Deposits by s.fMCC'i A I. Arrangements.. Vour 1 1 S^oliolt ocl. J. W. D. Craine. SOFTilKIIX RAILWAY CO. (|: ASII.KN r,V>TI-;.AlQ € *J\ PIEDMONT AIR LINE. V coxm.N'M* i hi.m i.i; or (•a'-skmiku tiiaixs. N<>rllili**iiu<l Nov I Ht Ii. IS!) I I.v Atl:iiil:i * i .a* ** A1liili(:i K lilli** " Norn"” •• Milfoil •* (iliil.** a. i de ** l.lllii ** I'onielia. ** Mt Airy *• Toia-oa — " Wi’slliilosti i* “ SrlH'fH " Cenlr.il •* Ur<i*iiiiili*.... •* Sicirliiiilmrt'. *‘ liaffni i— ** I'Uurl—lii.r» . •* Kill- -Mu ait ii •* (;n>tiiiii:i Al*. Chiirlstt'* .... Ar. l)uiivii;o Ar. l{ii*!.in'>iiit Ar. Wiishliii.'luii .. •' Uultilll * IMi.ll. “ l , !iilit*kd|ihi:i " New VorU... SoothhenlKt. \*t*>. I slin 1 Nn.a.H No at; Dally Daily • UOUU ]i l.DH I, tD.Dll D No.l 'i \o. 34 Daily Matty kidne flis ; i’ll' mil le-trov worms, giving lad lior-a. 2.1 what a stimuliint nay. what an almost carlliquak of I isiness revival life t- • nn oH t:r<ivtr v*oi-k*.'il horw*. Z5 would !*nstn wa re i .. r\ mail to dis- extats per p ci ■ i • . -w: <>) i.niggi.-ts. eovertit lie •anie Dionient t Imt times are ilull bei*aU'< ie i- ilull'—liisur- All ance \gt tv ll a I .... UT .. I.;**, a 4 4' » -'ii.* a . f » '27 tt .'I <i • a '..IS j, 4.1)1 a 4.4- a Mi* i* -ini a .. a.-.l a . r>.4*; a s.‘Z i p i;.:io a f.’.oO a lt.;r. a } •- fi.4.'* a 4 .Si |) r. i: a; w .:ia p N.l •'* a 11..Vi (I ii).*.*r> .. .'..*(i a, 1-..'*;: 0 i;.'-*;; ai Vi*'. fMm'l No. 37 No. 3A Mulli Matty •*.45 a I 7.4’Z a I !).im a 11 30 * i a.i*3 p No. | t Vo 391 I Daily ; Dally The finest line of Toilet Waters, and Exacts ever brought to the cit> Trv n lulu* "I < ilvccriin* Jcllv nl \ tolcts. bir llm Imiuls ele. \ nsi liin* ( idi 1 ('n*;im. is Kxcclleiit liir tin* Skin. ('ix'oii |ltitt(*r riimplini* Ice. is the thing t'or e|i;i|)|)(' Lnliin’s Ihthv I’nwiler. Wings Tuilet I’uwiler, I’etreisine lb tilled . liil* sofesf piinpies ,*111(1 iutl ti^. (’jietus DninlniU Snap, in jjirs. will rentove i|;iii(lr L;inn <>il. Bnttennilk ttnil (llveerinc Simp, the Inti* When von enll (Ion i forget to look nt our nove K\tr«U*ts, roilet Witters, etc. 7" i A NEW LOT OF STAT10NE1 BOX IWI’KK. MOUBNINU I’ABKB. (A BUS. BKNCILS. I’KNS. INK. Kte. K ymi ejin't stop coughing, come in, weenn li\ yott| thill pitili holds on, eotnc in. we enn !i.\ von. you hitvi* Chills, eoiue iu. wc ciiu fix you. vi)u sillier from Iudigestion. try ;t ’J*' c nl bottle o| ot] lihle ell re. A New Line of Silverware Novelties. I )ui>l'0'ss I 'I'vloplumc - I - I*t. iS. I „i|>s»*.'oiiil>. N. II. 1,11 tie j • * r ^ T *• -"X%*».« Tin per p that - Two New Hapeo,. I >1 III* lelii* i> 3 I ll • W' W eek B pil- iibli.-lnd .it HutlicrfunltDii by pleiidid ■ ■.pmieiil nf Di'iiiDeriitie SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES i and attachments and Wheeler Wil son No. fi Siwving Machines, for -ale bv H. S. UHSCOMB. W It. AR'..' R s Tf'-VC-H ' I " ‘L AbY IdMU .lUf.L . ILlUlt 0 0.0.1 ouuy .cany Daily T * T 1 TT ^ juFor Lite and Fire insurai •*• *" * * " 10.(15 JI ■ priueiples J"||l ( . Tipton. Tm*: re- 1 ,i: i >n i: i : wisln.- it Slleei 1 * s s. ago. The Heiinv Hi'i - - is i t lit w live UIUII 1 r.'iio |mbii >iiid ill ( Imi' even 1. t t 1*1*1101 'll by ;i ' '•ooper; and eoiu|)uny. 'i'!ii i.i n **i;k i rusl may iniproM nerit. iiml Iivi Jiiecjilise of Two Lives Saved. Mrs. Hlioein* I'li iinas of Junction City. 111. was ! old b\ Ii* rdoetors she Iiml CoiiMiiDpt ion a 1 .. ilmt there Wiis no hope for her but tv," bottles Dr. King s New Di-eoy* r,s eompletely cured ber m l -Ii - ;p\ - it >avi d her life, \lr. III"-. |..'_*.-i*s, Florida St. San t raii'*i-* > utb ivd from a • Ireadfut cold iippri .■"•iiin** ( otisiimp- tinu tried without n -nil eyeryl hing else then lioughl one bottle of Dr. King s New Diseowry and in two week- was eund. lb* i- naturally tluinkful. Ii i--in di n nit - ol w bich these are sainple> i hat prove t he won derful efHeayy ol tlo liiedii'ilie III Cougb** and ('old . Free t rial bolt les at W. H.Dui'rc - I•ne.* Store. Hegular J. E. WEBSTER, A t 1 *H'nvyv- A l - I \v Gufincy City, S. C. Hraetiees in al! thi eourls. Colb tions tt specially. \ i* 1 tli* ni • -; • '* 1 eit . . Slmvin*-*. IL.ir < id l in a. tin • lamp. • 'lung. el i* , a I n ;■ a .•ale p. a a . W. D, Arc Her. Maltini*"*' Wie-hiiu'tnii. Kii'laiiend. Danvitle. ('illil liilte . • i;eitiiiii:i Kni!* -Xlnaiit'ii Him to!.* >v . • iiiffiiey s S)inrl;ilil ry .. I ii’l'l'ill ill** ('cntral S* in*, a Wi*stiinii;-t* r d*' "•* a •; Minmt Any Curmdia. f.iila (iainesiille.. Hnforil N'driT!.-.- Atlnntii r.tinie Atlantit •' itm'- 111.47 I".4;i |> ll.i'l a 12.50 18.30 n 12.50 a a 5.55 a 7.00 a .’..00 a 11.0 ' p J2.20 ie S 37 #tt.35 p t.i'4 p... t-s I' . ... a 12.12 a 1.5) p . . 2 1" )) .... a I.'" a 2.5; p... ... p 1.72 it 4.115 p p 2.4 > a .'..ta )> . .;."l a 11.01 p .. (l'-1i ). l*| if' T-W P ~... >.0. r » |»j 0.3" t' .1 0.03 1) J *.'.3.) I' ii.so a loan pi p, 5.2 ' a 9.30 p 3..I1 ... a I 1.42 a! p 4.50 a 1 <.»o T'o GAFFNEY BROKERAGE <5 C0MMISSI01 Who Represeot Old Established Companies that Pay 1 Promptly, 0. S. Kendrick ) i >. until lust niclil. He also proi’esses size 4ind £ I .nn. OILY 1,1 ;i*r Staple and Fancy Grocrries. Countipv produce bought and sold. (Jive me a (rial order. 0. S. Kendrick. I? >rsi v - inu;* Hauling "i < \ery Ui eriplioii done wit Ii e*ii ■ i nlm - ni I I t A 1 shall id patron,! i dieled. *'A" a in. "I* 'p. in.' M." noon "N." night. 1’uUinun Car Si rvli e Nos. 35 and 3C Cnl- l*d Stall's Fiwt Mail. MiillniaiiSlespirinCarsb*- twern Atlanta .M"iitgoim*ry. amt Now York. Nos 37 amiss W.iilci .uonandSouthwsati'rn Vrstltiulivt l.imiti-il.TlTciph )** liman Sircprrs tM twi i a Nch Vork anil NewO. itun**, via Atlan ta ii'iil Mou'Kmiier.v amt also between New York unit Menipln .- via All;jr'% -aiuL^iirniliii’liam- Dinie* Car*. Nos. 11 amt 12 i'J Hichmond. Dai Nos. i' Note 13 amt 34 ; I ween Flour, Grain, Provisj and Domestics Hand Commission at W Agents for Swi Mill Co. and Brose] nold’s Popular Bi Flour.