Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Vy STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES "f Our New i On Us. "S tyjfr PRICE T : LIST. s pounds Arbuekle's OoH'ee, .<!.( * 7 *' Good Green Coll'ee, l.Oi 33 liars Good Soap, 1.0 Fine Molasses, per gallon, 21 The best Molasses, per gallon, 31 May Cherry Tobacco. per pound,. .21 The best White Oil, 1 2 3 pound-cans line Peaches for .11 Good Smoking Tobacco,. . .5 and lOcts For Low Prices on all other GROCERIES both Heavy and Fancy call on us. Dim Door Sout/i of tin Ha of. R. S. Cherry & Bro Short Locals. ? Bicycles repaired by Poag A Harper. ?(inrdons are looking fim about town. ^ ?Mr. .lames Bartonella** finish ed chopping cotton. ?The outlook for an abundant croj) of blackberry pieR is Hatter inc. V ?Ice and iee tickets just as ' cheap as the cheapest at \V. A Davis'. ?Miss Florella Mevnardie at t tended the Sam .Jones meeting ii Kook Hill last week. ?Don't forget to take your ma chinery to Foag tfc Harper for re pairs in time for the threshing ' season. ?The Salem Methodist churcl is to he moved to Heath Spring between thi< and Fall. A lot hai been secured. INCONTINENCE of water during ?de?M stopped immediately by hit 1C. Dktoiion'i Asti Du'Ktic. Cures children and adult ullkc 1'rlcc il. Soid by J. F. Mackey & Co DruRglsts, Lancaster, S C. ?Miss Lilia Walters, of the Wild Cat section, is visiting friends and relatives here thii ^ week. ?Wheat and oats will soon br ready for the cycle. Considerable quantities of oats will lie out thii week. . ?Cotton chopping is ahou ^ completed and cotton is looking i.??? ?t ;_i.i i uciii-1 nin e mi; ?<irin lllgllis IKIV< set in. ? Iu'v. S. N. Watson occupiec the Baptist pulpit here Sunday morning, and preached an excel lent sermon. ?Those boring the artesiai well at Abbeville have struct water, the llow being 100 gaPoni a minute. ?Mr. A. W. Moore,formerly ol this place, now of Florence, wai in town last week. ? Messrs. W. 11. Culp, T.K.Cun ningham and 11. J. Gregory ?& Co have each bought a McCormicl reaper and binder to harvest theii wheat and oats. ?A little child ol Mr. and Mrs T. I'. Ballard, aged about eigli months, died Sunday and \vu: buried at Salem on Monday.? / Kra. Health Means a perfect condi tion of the whole system. I'ur< blood is essential to perfec health. Hood's Sarsaparilla makei pure hlood and thus fiives healtl and happiness. ^ Hood's rills are the favorite family cathartic and liver medi cine. l'rice'25c. 1. ?Mr. Kinloch Matins, of the Yorkville Yoenmn, spoilt several I days here recently with his' r mother. f . . .! ?Mrs. Louie ttobinson, ol Walkup, X. ( ., visited friends and relatives in the Sincerity secit ion last week. ?Mr. and Mrs. II. .1. Gregory " spent Saturday and Sunday with i,'the latter's parents at I.andsford. ?Mr. 1'. G. MeCorkle made his - debut upon the streets recently i dressed in a white suit, with r> a white cap and riding a white bicycle. ?Miss Annie Witherspoon has returned from Charlotte where she has been in attendance upon ' the meetings of the Presbyterian General Assembly. ?Cherokee county's first court is in session this week at Gall'iiey, . 'Judge Aldrich is presiding and. . Solicitor Henry and stenographer MeCaw are performing their usual duties. ?Kershaw's bicyclists continue to grow in numbers, Mrs. R. W. - i Drallin and Misses Lizzie Stevens and Daisy 1'earee being the most recent additions.?Kra. ^TcrnmpsX ^^ronpT"\ *' ? \^\ \%\l: IilAttRlfaiA, HYSF.XTERY, \i aiulull HOWEI, COMl'l.AI.XTS. *. - 1 A buro, bafts Quirk Cure for there *> * troubles in J * (PKKRT DAVIS'.) * Yard Internally and Externally, a' 1 Tw o Surg, 25c. and ftOc. bottles. J ? * ?Mr. W. B. Robinson, of I'al- ' estine, Texas, son of the late 1). ' 1*. Robinson, has been on a visit * ' to friends and relatives in the ] * neighborhood of his old home i < near Craigville lie was in Ran- |% ? caster last Friday. 4 ?Married, May .'10th, at the residence of the officiating officer, > Magistrate Burns, Mr. Mack R. j (ihent and Miss Mary Isabella , ? (ihent, all of Lancaster county. ?(ieorge Hammond, colored, ] 51 was up before Magistrate Hums ; * last Friday for violating a labor ' er's contract, lie plead guilty , and was senteced to '?() days with U overseer \V. II. It. Harton's gang. I . piJiiei!. ' |PS ' f j^*" TVrosRoctl.rcr: - !;h||J|Fj s ' v , The 1 1 1 IK unproved, t ic Jicrvcs II;.vj. ( ;or>tli (1, llie stomach |j>. ?fdC lbv till , \f '\ < . J beven c. If .*1 - fCK w* <F jjj*, r*?1 /? ? d r : taKIES *12? ' Rootbeer 1 I ' Qticnchet the thirr.t, tickles f* I I *':l * ! b''l of snap, sp irkle fj j | an 1 i u : v< -ace. A t -mner- t. n ail c drink ior cvcry'xxlv. y "J B, ?? T' " 'uric ? lllrr? I . i'Mlaitr'phla. 1 ?The I n ion meeting at New , * I lope church last week was well ^ j attended and the exercises wero ^ of a very interesting character, j i Several people from town at-1 tended. The Sunday morningser-1 31 mon was preached l>y Kev. J. II. . ISoldridge, and the afternoon ser- j mon by Kev. .1. IS. Bozeman. OF WINNING BARGj AT SANSON' A Big Stir Wast The kind of Goods most needed goods we are offering at A GREAT A crash among the Jobbers brought 10 cent Organdie Lawns, lovely co o j them at 5 cents a yaid. v C Excessive Product the Ma WITNESS 2,500 yards of Lin it cents, that cost 10 cents to manuf; ment of yard-wide 10 cent Percales See these 5 cent figured Lawns goin No One Expects to Se Prices Exc That $\ Counterpane for 50 cents, pane buyers. Sold out first stock in and boil ght 300 more. Let us jog your memory c Lace Curtains and every lady of thrift s You Cannot / to Miss Such I 10 cent Ribbed Gauze Vest for 4 V ests are only 5 cents. Ladies $1 cents. 25 cents Lisle Gloves, Silk ! 25 Cent Turk* Damask is On Baby's 25 cent Muslin Caps are with Steel rod arc only 70 cents. Come and vou will see whv * ^SOfj fifty Q MILLINERY MNS S Where Bargains Are Always Looked For. in 1 Goods. . 1 * r 1 ai tnis tunc ot the year arc the Sacrifice Prices. BREAK! our way 3,600 yards of fine lorings. Wc arc going to rush o o o ion Has Glutted i rket. icns and Ducks selling with us acture. Look at this last shipwc arc rushing off at 6 cents, g at 3 cents. *e Such ;ept at GANSON'S. Never saw so many Counteri 10 days, turned right around HI Window Shades, hould see them. Afford Bargains. cents. i o cent bleach Gauze dress Button Shoes are only 65 Stitching, arc only 10 cents. ay Red 1\/ I ^ PQ fo i jr a 1 LOi only 10 cents. $i Parasols te are doing the business. ODDS COMM.