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1 You'll J I ? Regret It # | g If you let the (lays go by |j K without getting some of our jj I Grocery a , | Bargains. 3 B They can not last long! j| ! Some Groceries are already 7 fi advancing in price?CofTee <) ft for instance. Wo bought K before the advance, and S K while it last will sell at the j| J1, same old nrioo. B ' ^! S: Buy Your Groceries from $ V R. S. CHERRY & BRO. > | And Save Honey. j impure drugs~ are wear drugs. Weak drugs have no power, that's plain. Drugs that have no power, make medicine that, has no etl'eet. You may not tiud out that y??ur medicine is made of weak, impure drugs until you have entered upon a serious illness, or worse, some loved one in your family has been allowed to die, through weak impure druirs. You may think all riruyM arc >' alike in strength?that n dru*r is a drtijj. Ask your doctor. Some preparations we can recommend, children's J)iarrho-a and Dysentery cure, made from pure I'epsine, Bismuth, and lllaokberry wine, and an An!ifernient. A positive cure for a'.i bowel I roubles in children -Sin.mercomphfint, t'holera-lnfantem. fires when all else I as failed. Try it?Free sam. pies to all. You know we could not all'ord this, if ,,r did not know it would eure your ehild, and that you would want more. '23c, a bottle. J. F. SSACXE & GO. Short Locals. ?The O. r. men will have to pvI up and ' scat', now. # ? Itev. U. J. Rlackmon will pre at* n in the Second Baptist church next Thursday ni^ht. INCONTINENCE of wier dui ins b'oi?p StOplll'tl lit 1II l 1 ,t! r . \ ny !ll< 1". I>ElCH"N'S An 11 DiUPTie. ( mvs children mid intuits Hliki!. Price II. Sold t>y J. K. M&okof Jt Co. DruR&lat*, i .arum lor, S. O. ?Messrs. J. K.Taylor and E.I K. Cloud were elected as addition aldermen Monday. ?The Lee Liidit Infantry of Chester is advertising for more : men to till up its depleted ranks. TO CUliE A COLD IN ONE DAY. Take T.axat ivo Bromo O'hi 1 al>It is. All l>riiKgi?l.s rriuml t hi-moncj it it fails to ('nr. ? Kov. J. \\ . Little will leave I today for Ilock Hill wit ire lie rill Co: I in : :i - u ! e t ?Ucv. \V Evfart and f i v i si I i 11i.' i u a I m 1 a t m at II : n . " xji nil n:: v J i f", < . ,;t ?(ic V : 1.1 ! i _ a rm\ i m: ; < ( f ra I V.', It. . ; command. 0 ? List ot letters advertised (or flic wook ending M y loth LSbS: Sandy Watts Ancult, ('huriotte Harne-.. J. F. < iRt:oon\. 1'. M. ? It is said that (hod in Havana is being sold at fahulous prices.1 I'"?w food, it is said costs in the market about live dollars per day for a single person. --.Mis Annie bridges,daughter1 of Mr. John Ilridjjros who resides, at the Factory, died Tuesday i n orning at tlni home ot her par i cuts, ol typhoid lever. ?Sho wasj . aJ>oiit - I y? ars of age. Her re mains were buried in the cemetery af'ei (uneral services, conducted V by Ilev. .J. NV. Little, at 6 o'clock a^ornoon" ft f ' 4 ' IH ' , XiiU * ' ' ** * ?Mrs. Leroy Spring is visiting her mother at Fort Mill. ?Mr. W. D. Ingram, of die Gregory-IIeath Banking and Mer cantile Co. was in town Sunday. ?Mi ss May me Adams of Hock Ilill is visiting her aunt, Mrs. I Frank Walker, here. ?Miss Eliza Truesdell, of Ker shaw is visiting Mrs. J. W. Wil i son, here. ?Hon. W. J. Bryan of No braska lias tendered liis services] as a private in the army. ?Miss Ret Mackorell of Blac.kstocks is visiting her sister, Mrs. Dr. R. M. Calloway, hero. ?Messrs. Charles F. Carter and John Nettles of Camden, are hero on a visit to relatives. " I ?Rev. R. J. Blackmoii, of Duncan's is visiting his parents in the Douglas neighborhood. ? Mrs. II. B. Pardue is visiting friends and relatives at Fort Lawn and Edgeinoor, Chester county. ? Miss Lessie Johnson is visiting the family ol her uncle, Dr. K C Itrnciinftnn nt 11 Mine. ?Olin Oousnrt, tho two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. .1. C. Nelson, of Jacksonham neighborhood, died Monday morning at 4 o'clock of d.vsenti rv. ?Six stores and one dwelling house was destroyed by lire in \Yinnsboro on last Saturday night, the total loss was about $10,000. j Insurance about $7,000. ?On last Sabbath the celebration of the Lord's supper was ad | ministered at Tirzah Presbyterian church. The pastor was assisted by Rev. Chalmers Moore of Heath Spring. During the meeting there were five accessions to the church. ?Secretary Hester's Weekly New Orleans Cotton Kxchange Statement show's that Hie total movement of cotton lor rho :}4S hhvs irom oepiemner is! to Aiav i; inclusive is 1O.COG.bOG, against S,280,207 last year and G.7o2.7SO year heforo last. ?Rev. .1. AV. Little baptized 1.*? persons 1;. ! Sunday evening making a total of 2-1 that lias joined the Second llapli.st church during t!i<- mooting which has he a goin , in that church lor the lad few weeks. ? An important amendiw .r v. a' made i.y the Senate on lasi pri : n hi" w .ioh prohibits the ding a. contracts to cirryi re. . i ;,i iieiv dl< " in 1 . i- i . i i i - money, on baai th.d ti?v a . done the 1 .teinsel ves. ? Mr. Iiush Mnroe was mar , ri- 1 Sunday, May Sih 1S9S to Miss Mattie Hammond, the beau lul and atniahlo daughter of Mr.l Raleigh llaminond. A liutnher! of the tri a; the young collide! wilnes-od the ceremony which was performed by Magistrate Hums at hi- residence in East Ilnd. ?At flu- reorganization of the constable? in Spartanburg Mon day the following oflicers has been ncs? ~"1 to this and immediate territory : Sims. Scoggens, Caskoy and Hood, were assigned to Cherokee,] York, Chester ud Lancaster ? counties." Mr. Sim? was elected Lieutenant. \ , \ i 1 9 V. y The Dispensary on Top. ~ The following telegram was re-1 reived by the Columbia Evening | Record, from Senator Tillman Monday evening : Washington, 1). U., May 1>, '9S.. To the Daily Record, Columbia, S. O. Supreme court reversed Simon-1 ton on dispensary ease as to sale oi liquoi in original packages; sus- j tains him as to inspection and analysis for private use. 1?. li. TlI.I.MAN. BUCKLEN'H ARNICA SALVE. TliE REST SALVE in the! world for Cuts, Rruises, Sores, 1'leers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit:vely cures Piles, or in) pay required. It ispuaran teed to give satisfaction or money re f 11 m I ml I n/1 ) I . x ? ? ..v? ?/ ivouii |/r>i i;u.\. | j K()US.\LK I>Y Crawford Hrosj A French Mail Steamer Cap- j tnred off Havana. Key West, Fla., May <1.?The LaFavetto, of the French (Jencral Trans-Atlantic company's lino, a vessel of d,30 t tons gross register, hound from Corunna, Spain, on April 2.'J, lor Havana, was capttired yesterday evening off the ! later port" by the 1'niied States ! gunboat Annapolis, Commander j.i. .1. Hunker, while trying to run j tin.* blockade, after having previously been warned ofF. She h i> on board a largo number of ! possi ngers and a valuable general cargo, and what was supposed to tie contraband of war. i She was later released and al-i lowed to go on her way. I j | A IK1V1SH IV \ RN1111*. n.... > ! mill 1,11 iiii^ unr nil 1 ITM'lllil- I tion to United States. THo Jews of the United States through t Jic> active eli'ortsof t!?o?e in Ohio, may contribute a sum s'jUi<-i"iit to purchase a warship for t ho I' nited States government. Yesterday three prominent ' Hebrews of Cincinnati arrived in ! j the city to confer with Harry ' Bernstein to induce him to in| forest t.ie Jews w'i Cleveland in j the movement. It was decided that a conference with prominent; Jews of Cleveland would tie held I today. It was st.ited that Ohioi ; Jews alone would contribute; enough money for the purpose. Mr. Bernstein said yesterday ! that lie had no doubt that $10,000 I could be raised by the Jewish n sidents of the Fifth Ward alone. ' *'Tho Jew s all over tin world hav a grudge against Spain," sai 1 h . '-nd they will contribn to liberally to provide the I'cited .States wth another warship, an 1 v. ill be Spain h mi-tiv it i tj> . j ?Vvs in ' . - > . - ? - t ! rftv av uc i . war* ^ peopu . tlu*v * si 1 :1': ; r* t rv. , ; . \ o i t in J r i ?m c. \ >%%>.' * ' . . a i 11 % a. i ? i ( il .t :i'.y to U n?i ner any . -i?taneo in th? ir pow r. 1 pvc i >f?n organizing a company of Uus?ian Jews to respond at the next nail for valunteers, and the |Oi?lv lifRenltj ! h ive is in tryini to discourage men who want to 1 enlist for the war. I have been l selecting only tho<o who have no fathers, mothers, brothers, or sisers in this country, so there j will bo no sorrow when they go to the front. "That we will buy a warship for the government ma.\ be stated as an assured fact. The dews are heart and soul in sympathy with ; this war, I ecause they know i what humanity means. They I navo tirni trials r.i.d tribulations in every "ountry in tl>o world oxrep^ in America."?Cleveland (Ohio) Loader, May 3. CASTOTIIA. B?nr? tho j* Thc |(tnrt Yau Hate Always Bough1 ! ""T i fe ? ^ ? ' h * - . *? \ J X|X Xhz X)iv sV v, M* la? B5 Ji ^ MMK JO Ip l^mHlMJr^ 1 AG/ $ millinery vI i/ a splendid succes jt. highly pleased wit \ / tic work, and ania. f given. It was 01 Viiiy is yours. Troubl J|J; moralization of the \j j/other chance to s Jjt cond stock of . Mi v i/ Goods at rediculo 5 Buy AS J Goods m Our Store is alive v / ^ $900 worth of n< v / }cts, sets and 1 oe "double the priccTj ^ K 'I"* I orchon, Oriental ^ Silk all .over Lac Silk, Mousslin de a,? reduced figures. Never in our t '$3. to such a depth. \|/one month ago v Short lengths of 1 \\'A left, 1000 yards ol siz remnants, going a y'\s siz. Our strong attrc XlX 1 1 $?i?anu were shatteri X?N, ,|!|comc, 20 pieces 1 mixed Grenadines ViU to I 2C.tS. 20-Cen j{p ins, cut to 1 2 cts. Ok "Berber cloth, cu J't is a very popular s S ?' IU $ A i_ Vw- > 11 andsome 1)1 1 1 c? and oati i: proline. - Black Satin, Du '1.1 Silks in r'i col T?, ? A Heady ^ T 11 Q \T A? * ' J J CI c) \ IVi i i ci t> , lions in Shoes am 1 .1 * blest trie cheapest ^ town. Slippers a iviiv Ladies-fine Kid I m , ... ^ worth $1.2 5. That big stock < ffij Shades and L ace ^jKCome and see, an< ? we sell tlie goods. Eveiy day soni( P Ri 1 W - vv . 1 >5?N vj* 1 M' M _*> t *?\> *y a ?s ' # > \ < ' 1 i , t'V v ^^ryiX-^iXly-iN' : IN'IJ? our secomdS stock is scoring ?*'fij| s. All visitors are VA h Miss Brown's art is- jit /.eel at the low prices /,^j ir eh ance, and now it ^ esome times and de- Ajv i markets gave us an- dj|^ tep in and buy a se- 'mj> llinery and Summer j'lj^ usly low figures.. A i The 1 You Want. fj' i with New Bargains. I'm 2w Lmbroideries at ts?worth more than >3 t Laces, Yallencian, ,*> and Cliantills, Black ^ :e, Chilton, Liberty Soir in all colors at|fl| y'\\ ime has prices fallen i|j? \ I' ine Or?andies that l 2?? \ vere i5cts, now 9Cts;^i| I )crcal only 5c.ts. Yetjp| \ io-cent white Lawn >?tW I t Sets. isgg 1 iction is Dress Goods, ?!?j ' I i - - I ng the prices. J ust I dack Silk and wool n '/?<V ^ , 35-ccnt goods, down [- \ t all wooi Nuns Veil- ^ 50-cent satin finish Sjjj t to ;o cents. This'? skirt cloth. _ ^V r. X 0 : r / : : < iCilFf* r*1m '"3^J Siy^s L A "*? " j ; }i\ :k Brocade on Silk ' i ,|y lil llC 111 C ft aiU.i S* i'J' >C:>. 1" , * \ T? r V.<- , , 1 T.. M , ici i->, i aiicia iihu .j.ii- i j j i C J 1 /' 7^1 1 1M1 M\ I ! Slippers. The n ; # | line of Slippers in t 40cts, worth 75cts. Jutton Boots at /5cts, \. 't'. ' >1 ^ of Mattnize, Window ^ 1 Curtains has arrived. 4 4 d you will know why A J t H IT i new attractions. 'jfjjj. espectfully, onO/rvn ^CAI iOUi s;t C; ~ iiM >? ri V4J ' ?; \' ? , - -. -,