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TO AID EMPLOYEES. A New Scheme of the W. L. Douglas Slice Co. W illiam L. hmiplas, tlic prosislt'iif of Mm world fumed \\ . L. Douglas Shoo Co., Ii.!< always had a groat iu- torosl in Mo* army of men and women vho inliahit the gnat factory at Mon- ollo during the working hours of tin ny, and who make the greatly oiisil: :ih:i;k. I -liev. .1. • ster. S. liis |>ul- ('lillon, Ui \. .1. \ ertised shoe. Hoisa^reat believer in the idea ‘hat manufacturers should have this >ersonal interest in the condition of .heir employees, and feels that if the doa is carried out to the extent that •s possible, that it will result ulti- nately in the breaking down of the irriers which have been built up tween employers and those whom *y employ, lie believes that the aking down of these invisible but mg barriers would be a great thing everybody concerned, as it would ivince the workingmen that their ployers were not their enemies, as ne of them seem to think now. but .*ir friends, with a desire to do all • them that was in their power. Having strong feelings upon this lint, is only natural that Mr. Doug- .s should give the matter some study ml acquaint himself with the result f the trials of such plans in other laces. He is satisfied that the j J na11 1S J u cheme he originated is a good one, I* 10 k' r, a * uid he has now put it to practical *l il > > * s * r tesl ucation until n i To-day he handed to every person ''Dip idhm t!, I :icolct, Is wi' ii her -ister, Cowpcns Chronicle [Correspondence \\ i i ki.v ! < ‘own; vs. S. C.. I lee. 1 I>. Dailey ret urm d ! r mi ' C. Sunday even s;. a,id .;!h [ pd Sundav ni dii lieV. Sjni; ;i:. i:;:n o spent Sunday ' • '■ D. bailey. Miss kiln Kirb. ail- i spending soiie day - Mrs. .1. 1). bailey. Capt. .1. 1. Smith, our seetion boss, is going to move to Sparianourg, S. < Wi-wish bini good luek. W e think from all niov< m< m - that Itev. W’. D. Kirby will land m your city soon, be having meat market here. W’e notice in the r-rre-| from Etta Jane -omeMiiv that we appreciate very much. d. E. S. tried to impress tlie imporian ■ ot parents taking more inter. ■ in in tors. Yes, that is wiiai would also try to impr- young people t lie heiielit Picker” again. Didn't he raise cane with the boys. Jamie brown came down from Wolford Kitting School and spent Thanksgiving with us. It scares the birds to bear that Jamie is at home. .1. T. Wilkins sr. was taken ill very sudden Tuesday night—hut is now improving. E- M• closed out his .undent din.; mat- I say. I rived from reading an ; v.riling tor a good paper. Tim-; E. • i;;; is a hust-[ s j s j l>r ling good papi r t.• r- .;ud v.'ile lop. If you don t i. • I .• .iiijiet. ni Within yourself, write tin i-. -t y.>u ran and ask the editor to .•urin i i y iiir gram* matical e'rrors. and l.y . u doing you will fmd that y..u v. ill improve. A st wlu l t rouh!.. aii’t it vour lie natives liimself. with our boys to re t he need of ed- • I no late, boys, •me ae.av. in a few in his employ—and they form a small y eiU ' s von will need it. uriny, a card, a fae-similc of which is here given: This ticket entitles Residence to full and free medical attendance while employed by the W. E. Douglas Shoe Company. A competent and skillful physician w ill be at t he private office of the company at 1^ M., daily, except Sundays and holidays. If said employee should he detained at home by sickness, the physician will give full and free medical attend ance t liere. W. E. I )oi i;i.\s Snoi: Co., by W. E. borui.As. I’resident. Room. coxniTioNs The physician will not make visits outside the city limits. This ticket is not transferable and does not ap ply to t be family of the employee, and must be returned as soon as the term of employment ceases. 'Ibis privilege is a free gift, of the company and is no part of the contract for wages, and may lie made void by the company, at its own option, without notice. This is a practical illustration of Mr. Douglas’ idea, and will surely he appreciated by the hundreds who re ceive the cards. He says that he believes there are hundreds of workingmen and work- ingwomeit who iind a doctor s hill a great burden after a period of enforced idl mess, and that if this is lilted from them they must feel that their employer is interested in them in soi ie other way t han simply D* get all the work he can for just as little money as lie can. lie says also that there are men and women who keep ▼fight at work when it would he het- * ter for their health if they would lay off' a day or two and have medical at tendance. Then again they will now feel free to consult the doctor when they have slight Doubles, which heretofore they would not do so be cause of tbe cost. The plan goes into effect to-day. Dr. S. .1. (iruver has been engaged as the physician and enters upon his duties to-morrow. The plan is a good one. Speakingof tlte\Y. E. Douglas Shoe Co., it may be said that their factory is the* only one in the city where the principle of arbitration is rceogni/.-d und lias full sway. Mr. Douglas is a tirm believer in the principle and lias been since tlie establishment of the State board of arbitration. He claims t hat labor t roubles would not be as frequent as they are if manu facturers and help would recognize this great principle, and adopt it. The linn obliges every man who is | hired to sign an agreement to submit , liny disagreement that may arise, and 1 which cannot be settled by the inter ested parties, to tin* State board of arbitration, t be decision of that board to be final and to be binding on both sides. Rending u settlement of any disagreement the men agree to con tinue at work. This agreement went j in force Dee. 10. 1SSS. and lias worked well. It is signed by the E. 1*. 1 . on behalf of the lusters.—Brockton, [ Mass., Daily Enterprise. 1 he only original John E. Jell-I cries is now measuring ealieoe and loading Hour for The Hustler of (!aff- ney. a lew words to Mr. lie sugc'ev; [that lei i !;•■ hliml tigers no tlaw |i.er - when t:; !, a lie ought . : men i 1 > hi* law no riliiiiiui coat- itis ••> winker, blind t: ers as W e in r from Eel me say “Flaw Dicker, the “Old Man alone. We are we should be com to be. in trying to abiding. We are tail-swinger nor neither do we uni “Flaw Dicker' do bis suggestion I hat ie a friend t" them, or blind tiger, if in is three, or all. 1;. is a Dicker," to not want as dangori ms a thin; ; If 1 he\ don't hurl ns interested enouvii in tow ant t In m drove < mi of tr \. Yes, for 1 be -ake o! generation. Mi will not more on the subject this to as k i law i * i' * I,, e* any more sugee.-; nms think he ought l > be i same as the ‘'<»li. M. i. him as In was a ot In thought as he dii come on! in jiri Dicker, we an mr t > ... igor, i.iing of a one of the Flaw <i.. _S set on hlimi tiger, iiigli! to be Ie How man our eoUil- I in; rising say any line, only no! make to us \Y' i neitln r i bill w« liave sm io we !o tin! •este' < no: an l that V.'liu! • i»W mai \'o .vrite S'>im :■""! i ;! 1 i! 2: s | J • V O i! ’’ <*( H v * reapoiidenee hili \- - : , • ;:1■ t i ! ( \Y ! 1 < * n you suggest e d wll.l! \ • :: ; a : * mi i t lie blind tigers. Ain'! 1 V. I'l*2ii l f Wishing 1 i? Eia D .{.*: h i i: ‘ ! I i-* i! > ‘ (* t * .S S I remain tin- < 'ow i i::'.' •• tor: 1 wiM ;i from our ei! Man" wont passing. The vour Inin i iiie: oyster suppt r a; Saturdav night, at<• supper n • nI i i en joy t hem.- :v ■- given only for tin W ho at e I he - • 1 Mis- Mary i> has been | < r : Mr. and Mi-, i • • Messm. E. !’. ler have gnin t > Hesses in ! lie !’,,i, , Mr. J. A. Cae.tr boh 1 in i lie e. ..ui i well. A. A. I!aim on 1111 n !■: that i ofth i Milkin' I'em ! 11 ( a iian !00,\S o. i !aun! Contractor Martin is doing a big | business in furnisbing lumber for the Lockhart Shoals Manufact wring Com pany. Several bands are employed in rafting it down Broad river. . . For rlieumatism 1 have found noth jug equal to Chamberlain's Rain Halm. It relieves the pain ns soon ns applied. J. W. Young, West Lib erty, NY. Ya. The prompt relief it affords isaloiic worth many times the cost, oil cents. Its continued use will effect a permanent cure. For sale by W. B. Du Die. moved to ’l ioi. •: ' 1< »it ! ." 1 ! i work in the mill, f ive eet US (S' itt .ii got a move on them. < 'owp< ns now elai ms iii champion horse swapper of 1 in* \ l . ' i'1'ld. He didn’t arrive tit Sj [Hirl:u ilung until lati* .Monday and i !u ‘11 S\\ l i l !’i ie ! eleven times and wein !io:i Hi’ wi? iii eg it Iiad been <i good dn\ foi • I nidi ; I i 2 J. B. Mar*.ia. ..!i!' i i t i .• I i 1! r I'.nniicr man gives us tt ils* i 1 ■ i*i i; g il« • "lint of the new steal!! iicai I lie is iii'ilding near Hickory h-., Vr. : • i i* . Martin will use tIk* Ii i.!' i' a* r.::t in hnnoer from Hickory iVe ti > ; khart Shoals. Will Webster 1* . for i; i r ■ '-il ■. Sun- day where h, wi!! •: ;o inti tha m e r- fhandise busim ss. M i. i i: - a good business young inn >! and W *■ pndiel for him ti brig!!! e.:! ur“. i i \\ flf- st er also lef 1 Moiid;i v i t if ;• Hii* city to assist !iis hrotlu r i i * * i s m w enter- prise. The ! Wo nil ] 11: • i'tlVe al- reaily ginned aiioii t i 2( M i iitlles of cotton this year. ! ? * . i >\» i" ; J ! hat for a small place? W e hope t o i . r.r from V Ir. “Elaw ^L.L DfiSSASiLS oi the blood are ■ “ cured by Hooci’s Sanxig: till.i, which by its vitalizing, enriching, an ! alterative effeeis makes only Pyii’S >'2L00D. Corinth’s Choice Chowder. ' |Correspondence ol 1 in: Ei:imi;ii. 1 CohiM'II, S. C., Dee. I.—Bible Day I at our church was a success. The i children recited their pieces well. The best recitation was “My .Mother’s l Bible” which was rendered by Miss Mosotiri Whcleliel. The collection amounted to 'f-mm The Mi sses Mahalie Adaliss and Nannie Dettit, of Home, visited Mr. Sam Wbelebel s family last Sunday, ('has. Campbell and ('has. Morgan, j of Midway, were at Corinth Sunday. • Dock” Dettit. of Clifton Mills ll R"" j spent the night with his aged father, '“ Mr. John Dettit. last Saturday night. Miss Mosouri M belclu l visited her Mrs. Moll'm Blanton, not long smee. Mr. John (mode, of y c 1 '' city, was in our settlement not long ago. Some of our neighbors are com plaining about their relatives not visiting tliein So Mr. Darker, you are hereby informed that tin* roads in this country are no rougher than ! the roads over about tlie mountain, j ‘ Flaw Dicker' thinks lie is a smart ! boy and we don't doubt that his mother wishes that she bad a dozen like him. Misses Nora and Buse Mayfield, (late of (iaffney) of Trough Shoals, were visiting relatives in this seetion last week. Some of our “If s were out “lurking'' not long since. They stayed untill the old man saw that they would never leave unless be used stratergy, so when their presence became unbearable, he raised up in bed and remarked “Bed timegirls" which bei. g enterpreted meant “boys you go home” the boys were not long in taking the hint. Rev. W. D. Kirby, of Tilton, was at our church last Sunday. He bad bis best girl. Ardent Arthur Mayfield was in our settlement last Monday. Cunning Calvin Nance visited rela tives in I'nion county last Sunday. Will Brown, of Trough Shoals, passed through these 'diggins' last Sunday. Miss Dora Blanton visited M. Ed J. Clary.s family recently. Joe Wbelebel Jr., and J one Blan ton. of Centerviow, graced our church Iasi Sabbath. Hog killing time is hen: so we are living at home. Wishing Tin: Ei.n<;i:i; and all con cerned with it a long life and a hap py sojourn Imre below we will close. Sum Sam. • 1 Centerview Chronicles. [Correspondence of Tni: Ei:i><u:i{. j (Yvi i:i;vii:v, S. ('., Dee. 2.—Mr. Editor: Rlease allow me to say a few words this week. ! always thought it was tiie best for boys ami girls to | marry, but the worst of it all is that the boys can I get the girls to marry, so they have to marrj boys—that's what two of the boys of Midway have done. 1 will not tell the whole of tIn ir names, but the one that claims to he the girl is E. \\ . and the boy is i A. T. I think !iiey must be dead in love to marry each oilier. They will soon lie in the same trap that Slim fcani and lleavx weight is in with <K E. S i wouldn't be in A and E s shoes for the socks they both wore to Drovidenee Sunday. The old woman was with <i. E. S. I can l give the reason why they were not together. You better bet I bey were together Sunday night. <E E. S. says they had better quit traveling “utter” night for the wiiaudoodle will get them. If it gets one it iiad better get both, for the other will grieve liimself to death. I thiuk some more of the Midway boys will have to marry a boy if they don’t want to die single, and they will have to get a iiumpoii them now for some of them are getting old. x. v. /.. • ▼*»- . CbarsliorJTo’. Z7. lildu Gintmont I.-: a certain cure nr Chronic Sore Eyes, Granulated Eye lads, Sore Nipples, Riles, Eczrnu, Tetter, Salt. Ill emu and Scald Head, 2 ; ‘> cants iier box. For rule by druggists. TO HGK.i'I G V7I7TBS. Fur putting :: iiewso-in a fine healthy con dition try D:. (Vdy’a Condition Powders, t hey ton? uiith • v-ttrv aid digestion cure 'o»;i cf appetite, relieve constipation, correct iiidnof disorders and destroy worms, giving new iii,' to an ol'l or over worked iiorse. 25 cent) per jiatkapx : tdo by druggists. we i • i? -till, t lie 1 M e are by j writer, if we ‘ il i no! let it I •1 r. ’ ‘ El aw j v- it h \ oil, i troversy. a.’Jit not .ni. I mi i Sticey Shoals Statements. [Correspondence of Til 1: Ei hoi ii.] Sik:w Siioai.s. \. C., Dee. E— Mr. Editor: As this place has not been represented in your valuable paper lor some time, I wili pen you | a few lines from this side of tlie 1 brunch. The election is over and we trust j we will if- excused for saying ju<t a few things. \Ve cun t help it. after being misrepresented, hounded down and benn aned as wo have been. “Every dog has his day. W e wore [ going to say that democracy was ! completely whipped out here. The • populist got every tliingund will also 1 get both the “possum sop ai d talers” 1 The machine is dead, too dead to skin. It struggled hard but was obliged to succumb to the great pres- ! sure of the ballot. Many people of this township are twitching be cause E. E '■'initli beat Ed. Dixon in liis own precinct, but their is nothing strange about that. It was Dixon s own theory that every man | should vote his ow n principle, and in votinr theirs Mr . Smith got the representative s seal. W’e would like to know what Mr. Officeholder thinks of the Butter Milk Range by this time. W e toid him that after No vember Owe would use the cream and the democrats the “blue John.” W’e imagine it don’t set so well on their stomachs. Hurrah for Smith and bis assiiciates. W’e should all unite in doing our country service and if we do this we can make ibis the garden spot of the world. Eet us not forget that we are ; all one common family and that each 1 should help to bear the others bur dens and strive to make each other a better citizen. “Eet us lay aside the the sins that doth so easily beset us and run with path nee the race whieli is sd before us. ” Will MeArihur and his mother, of Shelby. N. < visited.!. M. Hopper and family atthis place on last Sun day. Dave Weaver and < ‘hamp! m, of Sharon J. W. (Tampion and place Suiid iy. Jim Morehead, of Boiling Springs, N. (’.. called on his best girl at this place on last Sunday evening. Ai.\ IN. Centerview Notes. [Correspondence of Tin Ekixikk.] CkmKKVIKVV. S. c. \ v. E—Mr, Editor, will you ye 1 ice in your paper for a few words from this cor ner ? The farmers of t his neighborhood are about done sow in ? wneul and have begun to <011 and haul wood to tow 11. There are a few young men in the Rossom I rot diggins tha nave an nounced themselves as candidates subject to tlie matriuioiii il movement and those that are not brought out ! by the fairer sex are talking of an nouncing t heinseive> j as independ ents. There.is a certain young fellow in this vicinity who started to see the girls one p. 111. He go! in sight of ihc house when lie seen the old folks and t he looks of I hem frightened him so lie would no! venture any farther h\ himself. He turned and went h: 1 ■!. and go 1 , someone else logo with him. hut all er in* and his companion got there he wa< st ill frightened, so t hat companion said, he del no! speak a half dozen words. Th"iv arc me of our neighbors Ihut have begun to mow out of this com munity. As lil-c reformer ha.- 1 : ?;!! elected one quarrel has ecus d front. 1 m; Eiu>i.i-:t{ columns. W c hope that alt Hu m may stop where they are before' they hurl sonu one's feelings. I think that Slim Sam and <E E. S. went a little too far with their chat. J. C. Blanton is now sidling organs. Success to Tin; Ekiko.i;. .1. w . 11. Sarah I. Griffin. Only a Scar Remains Miss Hattie N. <visited t'amilv at this Any one who has ehiidren will re- j joicewith E. !’. Mulf .rd. of Dlainlield | N. .1. His lit 111' ho,, five years of j ago. was sick witli croup. Kor two days and nights he tried various rem i edies rccomnii ii'h d io friends and : neigiihors. lie says. "i thought sure I would In-s- .him. ! lia<l seen ('haiuherlain < Cough IE .inly adver- t is-'d ami t hmiglit i would try it as ; a last hope and am happy to say I that after two ilo.-es lie >!ept until morning. 1 gave it to him next day j and ;t cure was effected. i keep this remedy in Hie housi now and as soon ;ts tiny of un children show signs of , croup i give it to litem and that is tiie last of it. 2o and < - eiii hid- I t lea for -al< by M . IE Du Rrc. Scrofula Cured —Blood Purified by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. “C. I. Hood ,1: Co., I.ow. ll, Muss.: “ It is with iiliiiisiu'c titat I semi a testimonial i concerning wlint IIimmI's S:irstt|<tirill:i lias ilone for my dtiugliter. It is :i woinlcrftil nti'ilieine ami Icaiuiot ri'coinim'nil tt too liigltty. auh, wlto Is fourteen years old, has In cn Afflicted With Scrofula over since site was one year oi l. for I'm years | she has had a running sore on one side < f her j face. We tried every reneiiy ii romniende.!. !,iit | nothing did tier titty good nalil \.e < l.n . • ■ I | using Hood's Sarsaparilla. My ittr.rri Idaug!.!' r advised mo to use Hood's sart:ii>;tri:!a hctti: ..: Hood’s s *;>Curgs . It had cured her of dyspepsia. Stic had hecii | toottl>Ied with tliat conipltdut sima- childhood, i anilstWW! Iter cun' site lias never I •ecu without a bottioof ll.nniT^TPti.mariffit ill the house. Wo commeneed giving it t '-- ^ ■ luiiitoiie year ago, and it lias comiuercd Ui" runiuigjutpiiii' Only a Scar Remaining as a trace of the dreadful disease. I’revi.nts to taking the medicine Iter eyesight was affected but now she call See Oerfeetlv. Ill eouia etie.n with Hood’s Sarsapariff i ue have used Hood s Vegetable IMIIs, and Imd them the best.” Mas. Maui A (ditiKKiv, Xenia, lllitiois. Hood’s Pills cure nausea, sick hetidaelie, Indigestion, biliousness. Kel l bv all druggists. The Carolina Buggy Co., Are the largest man ufacturers of Vehicles in the South, and make ithe best only. Our goods have always 'taken the first premi ums at fairs when shown in competition with the world. The Gaffney Wagon and Furniture Co., hamllc our goods in (iaffney ami will he pleased to sell the eelebrated “Rreiiiium Carolina Buggy" or any thing else that goes mi wheels. Call on them for anything in their line and you will he treated right. But 1 fill* forget to ask for the “Rremiutn CnrotTWK , * 5l, E'K , y.‘ manufactured on honor by Carolinairiip Co. VorUvilV; rroll & JSt;i<rv> Transact a General Banking Business Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent. I N'l'C-S allowed on Time Deposits by ssi»<-COi A Arrangements.. "Vour I *ut romiiufo SSoIioit ocl. t H.i> M \x. -Mr. Edi- 1': 111‘ w s . itt ! )i(l .. ni t res- : v Mil ve tm Hid- 1 last nty-livc - M ined to 1 ! W'ilS ' d' t hose with • . *eiz- s wit- him a like a liti ve A<L 'B'H! G;iada Out! under reasonable conditions. Do not ^ *’ lin\<‘ u tew ( Util \\; t\ ( t»;it> !lll(l*\ ests tllltt we ;ire : say it e.miiot h»‘ done until you send tit [ttst ILilll 1't‘iee : "D'v‘ i-'* iit.!!'- eataiogut ; KoniHq’ly ijiS.IHi, now otllv 't l-BD. I! AI ultox - I'l: 11< ■ i l;l si N i;s> < dl.- j ,, 11 (MI “ ‘ 4 ' J *>D “ lo.oo. 4 * 44 :>.oo. •le;inn«!' out : : -.i: and Seltoo! of .'■iio,' liand. Type- ■vritin t tmd I'eit'ai:!!i\ . N \s:ivti.i.K. INN. 12.00, o.oo. i!v of Legs and Feet. “For at tout four years I was troub led with palpitation of the heart, shortness of breath and swelling of the legs and feet. At times 1 would faint. I was treated by the best phy sicians in Savannah, Ga., wit h no re lief. I then tried various Springs without benefit. Finally, I tried bcjimur.'i io tale Hum 1 fdt bdUrf I continued ETing them and 1 am now in better la ali h than for many years. ' Since my recovery 1 have gained fifty pounds in weight. I hope t his state- ; merit may be of value to some poor ' sufferer.'' I!, b. SUTTON, Ways .Station, G.i. Dr. Miles Heart Cum is sold on .a positive pur.ranii <• l!,.".; i!:, lirsf. bottle v UI neuotit. All druggists sell it at M, ti bottles for 65, or it will boseni. pii'paicl, on receipt of price ; by tho l)r. Miles Medical Oo., Elkhart, IniL 1 *. • i !. lx .> i» V J ra ii • ■ < •;' - met hod of teae • i nng pi*i.2 i.pnt to 12 ■a !:!■. •; s by "I 1 ! :i ■i i*)<l . It expend *' HI ii is Ii!(.!.( y in i he in- ! e 1V ■ i O f i! S i. »; i:. 1; i >. p: rl mcnt t iian ini if ! h* Ii;! vi'WS eo! Ii ges in tlie si m | III; !, (. till i' l!!l ’ loll. It is ' r. 1 11gi v cm i,.. t ' F l to li> iitmki !'- , mer clmnts and p;v ct i •a! la.' >k-!;t'e ic in till e A'el* the i !. iP i S ates. io a •onalde rale- of mil i'ci i heap 1 ’.nurd. < )pen * O 1 il it It Six . 'll!' 1 St ndi .ni s past *, car . repiv> « ! 11 in_ :i!i st ties :t ml Ter- ri! ot ies. ii 1, •ol m.- p!'< pared hooks for 5 ! < > >5; A * ¥ 3>Ai - * sent on (itl ;;i\ i I.»•. M In n you W !*i I * explain V' Kir \» ants.' Ad- ■liv- <, S. i ’. IE »';!'. lion, 1 •rest.. Nash- ville . 1 enn. .\ . I . Ii ittys e. t-ii, $•'», for *. acanci, ; 1 IS !i- .cejiel s. ste- nogi .'PC r \ t*i -ll (* !*• j )• 'it cd. |,r..\ ided ii iii.'' s.l me. 11 ;i!> toelose a! •’>< • collts, cost $2.DO atul A V I C Money a r 'd Keep it in Yoar Community ' by buying \<■ 11r Building Material, j Sash, Di'ors. Blinds, etc. I'rom E. ' BAKER. M e iilsu agrees to do any carpenters work for III",, less than can be done [by non-resident contractors for tlie | same class of work, either first-ehiss ; or elieaj). Respeet fully, TASTELESS P Livery and Feed Stables. Headquarters for drivers and Farm t*rs, who want to buy,sell or exchange. I make a Specialty of Feeding Stock. First-class turnouts at reason.thlo futes. ( attic and Hog hon dit and sold, ,J. G. Spencer, Proprietor. SHCMiT 10 THE BEST. MO SCUelAKING. ^ *5. CORDOVAN, \ f REMCH& rUAMiiLLED CALF! ^ V $ 3.50 P0L!Cu,3 Soles, ^^^2.workingmen , j ^ 2. ; i."5 Boys'SchoclShoes. sipr- 'ME 4 LAD ICS* ARK PENNYROYAL PILLS the eelebrated Female Regula tor are perfectly safe and always reliable. For all Irregularities, painful .Menstruations, Suppres sion. etc., they never fail to afford a speedy and certain relief. No Exei:- KlMKXi'. hut a scientific and positive relief, adopted only after years of ex- 1 perienec. All orders supplied direct ! from our office. Rriec per package, •fl .(Kl, *t>r six packages for jjio.OO, by mail postpaid. Evi;ky Da<ka<;i: (ir \i:AVTi:i;i>. Dartieulars (sealed) le. . /// < <W, sf>,'ii(l, io . PARK RLMliDY CO., Boston, Mass. IVot ic'o! I caiTv in -tuck Shoes of nil kinds, lints ol the Intest styles, •Juntis, I )|‘V (iootls mid Notions of t In* host <|iin!ily . IJendv Mnde Clothing to suit you, Axes.Jo- "I'pli llodgei'-I’oeket knives mid J. E. WEBSTER, A l lonie.v-A l- TDNIC IS JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED. PRICE 50 cts. CAl.ATIA, li l.s., Nov. 1C, 1*93. Puri? Modlcino Cn.. si I.'iris, Mo. Utntltmen:—Wo o.lil Ia»(, year, <U0 bottles ot GMoVK'S TASTt:I,i:.-S eitn.l, TONIC mi.1 have bouxtit (110*0 itrowi tt!realty tilts yi t.r. In all our ex- ptTiemi) of It years. In the driiK btisiness, have never .Holil an artiele that rave mii'li tinivurttul satis* I’raet ices in nil t he courts. Collec- ttnotiou us your Toute. \ouratruiy, AuNdV.CAna &C0. \ few Men - Si *2.2.Y These nre hnrgnin- in the sti*iciest sense of neli when Ihese nre gone. W’e wnnt votv, )i*t—, (iood.’-. IMnnkets and mi* llo-iery nnd (doves, onr Notions,' W e hnveti heaiilifnl line <d‘(ients' > . ruder and r<*|* Shirts, lie sure ;ind s ns we nre giving very low priees to rej inn". WJJUJ^T J ust Red dues A lot of fresh Fruits, such as R- New Nuts, this years growth. (’!u., in i < dine and see them. Ilin HANG ON TO until you see our new stock of DREGS, B(| HOLIDAY A! TRACTIONS. Eatein Style. ^ on their merits. Everyone is SI Ril of a tj IAIN BARGAIN at the Low Rriee we put You have never seen them so good, so ;j WE HAVE S< I EoR EY ERY I’l RSE. Something for ewll ny. tlie dime, Hicquartcr, the half and tluf er, the Eitlher. the Eo\^r. the (iirl. the Boj FOR Yi Something to suit everyone's stocking at store is full of BIG-HEARTED BARGAINS 8. B, crawl: RARE OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE /.■)• m/././.vc or A' Juvenile and other Holid: You can make from :|>2."itMH* to ^Hmi.iki between now : you will w rite to us at once for u canvassing out lit of otj VEN I EE HOLIDAY BOOKS. W eguarantee the Best Terms, and Best Bj h ' Best Most! Guffney City, S. C. ions a specialty Kor sale bv M . i’.. Ittil’n* •*» BROCKTON, MASS. Yuii <*mi save inoni*v liv tnirrlinsiutf VV, L. IJiniiilit t S*h«( Because, v.' are the larr I manufacturers of B'lvcrliseil shoi-s in tltc vorM, tiit<i Kuartuitee the value tiy stainpint; the name ana price on the bottom, which protects • ?it against high prices and the r.'.iddli ; p'rolits. Our .shoes e«jual custom work i-t sty 4 ", i „sy litting and wearing oualities. .Ve h; • them sol ! every. where at fewer prices for the vatu.; n.ivcn t’.itin i, i* • •ny other make Take uy Mil.stituti . Ilyuur IgIZiiTS, KlllVes ,'llid l*nl*ks, Meat dealer cannot supply you, vc citu, hold by ,, , , • , 14/n uir-rs ( litters ni 4 Sausagt* (.mHltTsaiitl WlLKIk 1 ?. vYM- “y. S’. C, Intlmr llardwaiv. Sugar, Culiee. «a. 1' lutir, I Iniuc 11 round Mi al • ini a!i Standard (iruecrio, ('j- ■ir ■ gilt's and !'nl>a<'e<i of all grade-., All these things any many oth er- too umneroii" to niention ;iiu selling at the yerv lowest 7?ot ii7sur^, your LlFE \ l, *^| \ ** ^ ou ^ U Y\''/ \ T j r ' C your { • £ <:l I . Tj^rec Dollars- *>tc[‘i L ^ | 1 « lj -J ;\\ IS Seethe V j r ) l^WIS Act^rtt l^iur^ic^ written for the ehildn a. Driees. ."in els,, Jfl.Otl, BIG SALES! LARGE PROFITS! If you want your rlioiee of territory, send iiuineJ press charges and we will send you full lust met ion OUR BEtUTIFUL $4.50 OUTFIT FREE. -»o ivxi-ivuifcxci'; xc'.'ec-.'swAi* v. wii i*ivjc Adrirc!-,!* S. I. ltlCI.lv At !?<>., t SC. IIKOAII HT., 1*111 PHOTOGRAPHS! ^ PHOTOGR ALE THE LATEST STYLES, TlluRtM (ill MnRKMANSIIID. WARRANTED NOT T(* FADK, SATISFACTION GCA I’RK ES I .Xi; 11 A\I X WIKI^IAJ <.»;i II lie* \ ;> ixl C A «>\\ pi*n>4, NOTICE A 1 r ' s ' >.'it lorw .i r. i tt nd Soni" ;;; 11: ir. clo.diig oil: i RICHAKDSON -Mitiuf ( H 11, M . Nuv. lib.. !U. priees (i i Ve me a « I. AI. 1 *00101'.