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?pfie GWuertiser 1 ? "*~? ? ? ? .; ? i ?absorlptlon Prlco 13 Monthu, fl.BO. PAYABIiE IN ADVANOK. W. W. BALL. EDITOR. BatOK for Advertising. Ordin?r v Ad vertisements, por square, ono inser tion, Sl.OO; each subsequent Insertion, 5t) cunts. Liberal reduction mado for largo Ad vertisements. W. W. BALL, Proprietor. ->?*5UaK?=^=-=?-. LATJRENS. S. C, July 2X 1804. There aro signs of tlto Alllanco bo glnning to Vet undor tho collar. Thoir big leaden-uro just ilnding out that they ere vearlng tho yoke of one man and thatihoy must still drag tho load. Donalden is almost forgotten in his mounpin fastnesses; J. William Stokes swoas in prlvato lifo on tho banks of tho !disto; W. D. Evans keeps close toylho Pec Deo in far olT Marl ^ooro and cultivates tho vlrtuo of pa tloneo and shuffles tho cards for u future doal; the Kits horo and thoro disturb tho quiot of tho timo with a midnight eatorwaul. In tho mcanwhilo, while these Alliunco horoos reposo upon the anxious waiting bonch tho circus wagon moves triumphantly around the State, with its grand aggregation of lawyers and professional gentlemen rocoivlng tho shouts and plaudits of the horny handed farmors and Alliance men, whoso wail of distress gave them tho opportunity for feathering their Hosts. Got ready for tlto band wagon, friends; it will bo hero on tho 28th; it is jummod and crammed full of kid gloved gontry, old and fatigued olllco holtTors, mostly lawyers, teachers, proaohors and other like fancy gentle men. Tho Spartans were tho bravest people In tho anciont days. The popu lation consisted of tho soldiors who woro clti/.ons and did no work. Slaves did tlio work. Ono of the gontry visited Athens whoro all the pcoplo labored and while thoro a lazy fellow was taken up and punished for vagrancy. The Spartan left in a hurry and a scurry, saying that ho had found hut one gentle man iu Athens and they put him in jail. Will theso pampered and well fed of flco-holdors (bolioving in rotation when thoy aro not tho rotated) vanish into thin air whon thoy roach this latitude of plodding, hard working, tired, horny haiuJkHKellQPS?" Gov. Tillman having abandoned Iiis opposition to tho citadel and tho South Carolina College; Gov. Tillman having repudiated tho distinctive alliance de mands for national ownership of rail roads and sub-treasury: conservatives having supported Clemson and Win throp; Gov. Tillman having abandoned his charge of rottenness against for mor administrations; Gov. Tillman is a good conservative or tho conserva tives are with Gov. Tilhnan's ideas. Just as you prefer to put it. Then, logically, wo aro all together and brotherly lovo prevails. It follows that tho only Issuo loft is tho matter of of lico holding and coat-tail swinging and this is what Tun ADVERTISER has in sisted on from the jump. But; but: but; don't you soo that the matter of oHlco-holding is not so slight a tiling uftor all. "What arc we hero for'/" Tho barefoot boy when he winces und erics at stubbing a toe is told that tho hurt is too far from his head and that there :s nothing to cry about. Four years ago the South Carolina Col logo, tho Dude Factory, tho Columbia Club, tho lion merchant and the shys ter lawyer devoured the substance of the Wind; since theso have been bribed or beaten in tho four years, Wall Street, Grover Cleveland, and Lom bard Street, London, havobecn stumb ling blocks to our prosperity. If Ben jamin lv. Tillman goes to Washington, two yottPS honco the timo will lie around for refitting our little Sta\e Houso at Columbia with small officials, whon, wo trust, Hong Kong, will be tho seat of stumps and cobblestones. If tho barefoot boy knocks oIT a toe nail at that distance even Bon Tillman ought not to howl for him. * * a Gov. Tillman in his speech at Aiken said that the Republicans and Popu lists would beat tho Democrats this fall hands down; it will come from tho worthlessness of tho Democratic party and Cleveland. If tho Republi cans get in then indeed wo are in a bad fix. The reason for tho Demo cratic overthrow is the failure of tho party to give us free silver and green backs. These aro tho Governor's spe cifics?would have saved the party. Thon tho Republicans ought not to win. Tho populistlc party ought to win. The Republicans fight, silver tooth and nail. Tho Governor is hoist by his own petard. TIo should go back to tho A, B, C's of logic. Tho cry of ono man power, inter moddll ng and dictation will of course go up in a wail and howl over tho Pres ident's letter to Chairman Wilson. Wo predict, however, that tho cry will go up in doubly overwhelming volume from tho millions of democrats all over tho country summoning tho congress ional majority to its duty: that the President will bo sustained and the party saved from tho suicide which without, his leadership was sure of realization. * ft is a violation of tho law to carry deadly weapons concealed upon the person. Tho lanv has our sanction. And yot at tho Edgofleld mooting tho pistols displayed to kill neighbors with would equip a cavalry regiment. What a oivilizlng example for tho other be nlghtod regions of the State. * In the groat campaign of Hampton in 187<?, It rainod not in tho day timo on any campaign day.' It hus rained floods as tho Campaigners of 181)4 swing around tho circle. "All tho wators of great Neptuno's ocoan cannot wash cloan," etc., etc. * # w ? Tho Dispensary is to be in full blast in two or throo weeks. So says Gov. Titlman. Sccuro your rations. Soo In tho Aovkrtiskr whoro to procuro your physio. * * * Tho campaign meeting at Kdgofield approximated tho Edgofloldian. "Wo aro tho boys, As foars no noise, When we go bobbing around." Tlio DliToreuccs. A so-cullod con8orvatlvo and a so called reformer met and In a neigh borly way dltscusscd matter?. They agreed upon all Issues of Reform. So far so good. Reformer: How arc you on tho dispensary? Cons: Ail right, I'm for it. Reformer: Thon wc aro togetner; shuke. By tho way how ore you on Tillman? Cons: I'm agin Ulm. Reformer: There, you won't do: you are all right on measures and princi ples, hut you are sadly off on men: men boforo principles. Our Envious Neighbors. Tho Rock Hill Herald complains of tho Abbeville -Edgellold-Laurons Ring holding that theso counties have more than their share of tho big offices in tho State and speaks of thoir "Monumental chook." Now If our contemporary would only consider the quality of the timber put forward by these counties ho would be gently con tent. It is not the best chic to luy chock at our doors. ' Clifton R. BrooklnridgO, Congress man from Arkansas, has been ap pointed minister to Russia by Presi dent Cleveland. Brcckinridgo has failed renomlnatlon in his district on account of his sound financial views. It is a first class appointment to a first class mission and he will be confirmed without difficulty. It is true the ther mometer rules a little low up at St. Petersburg, but it will be "kind of re freshing like" to a politician who has been figuring for tho last few years south of the Ohio and "agin" Tillman. The Hon. G. D. Tillman declines to bo a candidate for Govornor and as signs only ono reason out of a dozen? Rdgofleld has her share of tho spoils of honor and ollico. Tho short letter, however must be read between tho lines. But he should not have over looked an Addisonian stroke: "In times like these when wicked men bear sway, the post of honor Is a private station. A curious poultry show is being or ganized in Paris. Tho principal fca turo of it will be a championship com petition for crowing roosters. That is to say, tho bird that crows tho loudest, the longest and tho greatest number of times in a givon period will take tho prize. The champion cock of France Is a little bantam hailing from the neighborhood of Seraing. He is on record as having crowed no less than :13T times in one hour. This is the opportunity of the Came Cocks of South Carolina engaged in the present campaign. "There is a tide in tho affairs of men which taken at the Hood leads on to fortune." Cleveland and Hill are together on raw material. They arc right. If we are to have foreign manufactures with out a tariIT why not the eastern manu facturers' cheap raw materials? Let the South be honest if she is poor. * * * In Kdgeliold the Conservatives asked to be allowed to join the Reform Clubs. They woro refused. No room left. Tho ranks are crowded, and every mother's son of them wants an office. a Bvory crow thinks its own young- the whitest. Gov. Tillman declares from tlie stump that bis little Attorney Gen eral Buchanan ! ? an overmatch for all Hie South Carolina Bar. * It is getting down to this: Is Gov. Tillman holding on to Evans' coat tail or to Ellorbo's. The test of a reformer is whether he swears by one man. WHY SUFFER WITH Sick and Nervous HEADACHEP You may be oasily and Quickly cured by tu kin if y., Ayers Pills "I have been a victim of torri- o] blc headaches, and have never J>5 found anything to relieve them oi so quickly as Ayer's Pills. Since o\ I began taking this medicine, tho ?i attacks] have become less and 2j less frequent, until, at present, o months have passed .since 1 o! have had one."?C. P. NEWMAN, ? Bug Spur, Va. ^ f "Having used Ayer's Pills with oi great success for dyspepsia, from o1 which I suffered for years, I re- <N solved never to be without them ?,j in my household. They arc in- o! deed effective." ? Mrs.' 8ATAAK oj Morris, 126 Willow St., Philo- ? delphla, Pa. o "I always use Ayer's Pills, and o think thcin excellent. '?Mrs. G. 0 p. Watkous, Jackson, Fla. 9 Ayer's Pi Iis | Received Hlghost Awards o AT THE WORLD'S FAIR q $3,000.00 A YEAR FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS. If you want work that Isplcnsniiland profitable, Bend tin your address immediately. Wo teach nun and women how to earn Irnni tSR.OO per dav to n.i,nun |n,r your without lii.ui/ Ii id previous experience, and fnrnUh tho employment at which they can make that amount. Nothing ?I If lien 11 to learn or Hint require* much time. The work is ensy. healthy,and honorable, and can hedone dar lug daytime or evening*, right in your own local ity, wfierever you IIvo. Tho rowult of n Tow liourn' work often o<|u:il* n weok'? wage*. We hnvo taught thousand* of both Rexes and nil nges. and ninny hnvo laid foundations that will surely bring them i Iches. Some of tho smarten mum In Oils country owo their success in life to tlio start given them while In our employ years ngo. You, reader, inny do as well; try it. You cannot fall. No capital necosnry. We fit you out with something that la new, solid, nnd mire. A book brimful of advice is free to nil. Help your self by wilting for it today ? not tomorrow. Delays aro cosily. E. C. ALLEN & CO., Box 420, AUGUSTA, MAINS*, That ? j Tir^d Feeling .So common at this season, la a serious condition, liable to lead to disastrous results. It Is a sure BlgU of declining hosltll tone, and that the blood Is Im poverished and impure. The bjjst and most successful remedy is found In HOOD'S Sarsaparilla Which makes rieh, healthy blood, and thus gives strength to the nerves, elas ticity to the muscles, vigor to the brain and health to the whole body. lu truth, Hood's Sarsaparilla Makes the Weak Strong; He sure to get Hood's and'only Hood's Hood'a Pills sro purely vegetable, i>ir fectly harmless, always reliable and beneficial. WMBSTMR'S INTERNATIONA I, ftttcccssor qftha "Unabridged." livcvyhotly (mould own thin idel lonary. It nu UWCrfl all CJUOSl imis com ornlnir tho ids !?>:> . spoiling, pro nuiHilnlloii, and meaning of words. Attihrtiryin Itself. lc also i lv< 1 tho of ton de sired Information concerningeminent person i; facts concern ing tho countries, cities, towns, and nat ural features of llio ?!?.'<?: i ;? rtloulars con cerning noi oilficth lotui porsonsnuil places; ' translation of foreign quotations. It is In* vat tin hie in tho homo, olllco, study, and schoolroom. . The Otto Grant fiintulatd Authority. IImi. 1). J. llrower. iluMlco of .V.S. Supremo Court, wrltest i " llio hiicniiiilonal nlctlonnry u iiio |>crrce(ioii <>f (lli'llonnrit'9. I cominouu it to nil audio ono ijrcat glaiMliuxl auUiorliy." G, .Z' C. Mottlnttl Co, Publisher*, ?prlnotflcld, Mats. UTI)0 not liny rlionnvholo i:i:i|iiii?i rcpnuuoi aitclont galtlonB. cyscmi forfreo pamphlet. m , "\vnrjsTERS 1 INTERNATIONAL] . HICTIONAKY 13 THE REST. NO SQUEAKING. $5. Cordovan, FRENCH&. ENAMELLED CALF. FlNECALF&KAHGAROa $ POLICE,3 Soles. *2.*l.Js Boys'SchoolShoes. ?ladies* *" .SEND FOR CATALOGUE W-L-DOtlCLAG, ' BROCKTON, mas9. You enn save money by purchasing W? t?. DntiKlnn (SIioch. Because, wc arc the largest manufacturers of advertised shoes in the world, end guarantee the value l>y Stamping the name and price on the bottom, which protects you against high prices and the middleman's profits. Our shoes equal custom work lu style, easy fitting and wearing qualities. Wc have them sold every where at lower pricc3 for the value given than any other make. Take no substitute. If your dealer cauuot supply you, WO can Sold by For sale by The Laukens Cash Co. STATE ok SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Laukens. Court of Common Picas. Copy Summons for Relief. J. C. Wutkins, as Administrator of tho estate of Margaret T?te, deceased, Randolph MurlT, Waldormnr MurfF, t;. W. Murff, M. IL MurlT, Kllzabeth Fluloy, Sldnoy T?te ami Pinknoy TatO, PlniltilTs against Lewis Hum bert, and children of Milton Murff, deceased, number, names, ages and places of residence unknown, and children of Hollona Smith, deceased, number, names, ages and places of residence unknown, Defendants. To the Dofondants named above? You are hereby Summoned and re quired to answer the complaint in this action, of which a copy Is herewith served upon you, and to servo a copy of your answer to the said complaint On the subscribers at their olllco at I.au reus Court House, South Carolina., within twenty days after tho service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service: and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiffs in this action will apply to the Court for tho relief demanded in the complaint. Dated Juno 13th, A. I). 1801. [SEAI?] J. II. WllARTON, co, 0. I.. JOHNSON' A KlCI IKY. J. C. C. FE ATHEUSTO NE, ? Plaintihs' Attorn ys. To tho unknown Defendants named above: You will please take notice that the Summons and Complaint in this notion were filed in the office Of t ho Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, for I .au reus County, in the city of Laurons, Laurons County, state of South Caro lina, on the 13th day of Juno, i^-'.n. JOHNSON St RICH IS Y, J. C. C. FEATHERSTONE, Plaintiffs' Attornoys. Laurons, S. C, June 13, 'ill?(it. FREE TO ALI. Tue Dispensary Lvw Declared unconstitution a l. Dear sir: With many thanks to our friends and customers throughout the country for their liberal patronage in the past, we wish tn inform them that we have increased our facilities and t hat we are hi tter prepared to supply, the Increas ed domand for our Puro, Old-Fashlonod, Unadulterated, I land-Made, Copper Distelled North Carolina Liquors. These Liquors are the \ FKY BEST for family or mod leal purposes that can he obtained, and we ospooially recom mend them for purity and line flavor, and they are highly recommended and used by a great may Physicians und Hospitals Of the country. Our prices per gallon are. as follows, from One to five gallons. Terms, bt. lot ly cash with order. Wo do not ship C. O. I). N. c. Corn Whiskey-per gal. $LC0 *' " ?4 " old.. " l,r " u " " oldest " 2.00 Iiyo Whiskey, old. " 2.(10 " " . '? 8.00 " ol.lest.... " 4,00 N. ('. Apple Hrandy, old, " 2.00 11 " Peach Hrandy, old; " 8.00 Corn Whiskey, oasofl 1 do/., bottles 0.60 Ryo " ?? " ? ?' 7,60 Apple Hrandy " " " 7,ft0 Hlaekborry Wino.ja r gal. 1.50 special Pricks to DEALERS. Extra ohargo for vossol, 10 ots. por gallon. l. Koppel, Augusta, Ga Notice to Contractors. There will be lot to tho lowest bidder (he building of a now bridgo across Lit tle l&iver, place known as the Day Ford. Specifications shown on day of letting.? Contractor to give bond and security for his faithful performance of the same.? Timo of letting, Wednesday, August 1st next, at 11 o'clock A. M. Commission ers reserve tho right to accept or reject all bids. By order of tho hoard. It. P. A DA I It, Chairman. m. l. Bullock, Clerk. July 4, 1S94?31?4t_ Notice to Overseers. You aro hereby ordered to summons tho hands under your supervision, and put in good order and condition for trav el, tho roads, by tho 1st of September next, cutting all dead timber near tho road, removing tho roots and loose rock in said road. All overseers and de faulters to work failing to comply witli this requirement will bo dealt with ac cording to law. By order of tho board. R. P. A DA IK, Chairman. M. L. Bollock, Clerk. July 4, 1891?84?Ot NOTICE I There will bo let to tho lowest bid dor the building of a bridge at Dun can's Old Mill l'lnce, on Duncan's Creek, on August 8th, 1804, at 11 o'clock ft. in. The Commissioners re serve the right to reject any and all bids. Contractor to give bond with ample security for their fatthlul per formance of the same. By order of the Board. R. P. DDAIR, Chairman. M. L. Bullock, Clerk. duly Ki-.'lt Bridge to Let. There will be let to the lowest bidder the building of a bridge at Smith's Old Ferry on Saluda Hiver on Fri day, tho 27th of July ut 11 o'clock A. M. Tho commissioners reserve the right to reject any and all bids. Contractor to give bond with ample security for their faithful performance of tho same. By order of tho Board. R. P. ADA IK, M. Li. Bullock, clerk. Ch'inn. fi?"" TYPEWRITERS, g&F- MIMEOGRAPHS, fiptflf* PHONOGRAPHS, AWT- BICYCLES, g0F SUNDRIES. Cash or Installments. Now Machines traded for old ones. A well equipped Bicycle Repair SHOP. Gonzales & Withers, Columbia, S. C. PURE DRUGS Arc very essential when a person is ill and adulterat ed medicines cannot possi bly have the curative powers like wholesome medicines but DE. B. P. POSEY keeps nothing but the best and purest Drugs and Medicines anil people wanting anything in my line will do well to call. I also carry a large stock of Teilet Articles, Stationery, T acca, Cigars, Colognes, Toilet and Laundry Soap and a hundred and one other things kept in a first-class Drug Store. I keen GARDEN SEEDS of reliable houses constantly on hand and sell them at reasonable prices. Yours for mutual benefit, Bo Wo F?SE?9 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST I\oticc. Parties wanting Guano and Acid do* lived anywhere in Laurons County will savo money by seeing or writing to F. 1). BOLT, Alma, S. C. 1?iT I sell six dilTcront brands. tf Winthrop Stale Normal College. Columbia, s. O. Opon to whito girls over 17. Sosslon begins September 26th. Graduates secure gooil positions. l-'ach county givos two scholarships one wor tti $150.00 a sosslon and one of free tuition. First scholarships now vacant in coun ties of Abbeville, Aiken, Anderson, Barn woll, Boaufort. Charleston, Clar ondon, Chavleston, Chostorflold, Plor onco, GroOUvillo, GoorgOtOWH. Hamp ton, I lorry, ICorshaw, Lancaster, Lau ren s Lexington, Nowhorry, Oconoo, Orangoburg. Piokons, Riohland, Sum tor, Spartanburg and York. Competitive examination July 17th at Court Homo of each county. Address ? I). 15. johnson, Columbia, s. C. Soatb Carolina ?oll?gg, COLUMBIA, S. O. Sosslon hogina Sept. 25th. Nine reg ular Cour.-es, with Diplomas, Special Couiv.es, with Cerfilicates. Require montfl for admission mOdiflod. Hoard 98 u month. Total necessary expenses for the year (exclusive of travelling, Clothing, mid book.) from #112 to $K>2. Send for Announcement. Lor further information nddrors the President. .1 \ ; i. . WOODROW, Columbia, S. C. 1, This Favorite is now : liesort for Health and Pleasure Open to Visitors. For Hates of Board apply to SIMPSON <3> SIMPSON -?>*<-* Gleiji) Springs Water "Wir_.iL, OTJ-_R.II! Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Chronic Heptatitis, Jaundice, Torpor of Liver, and general debility following upon malarial diseases. Dropsy, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Constipation, Ilemonhoids, Uterine, Renal and Cystic Diseases, Ileamaturia and Catamanial derangements. ?FOR SALE BY? jfHF" For Circulars giving certificates, etc., apply to FAUL SIMPSON, Glenn Springs, S. C. WE HAVE NOT WE HAVE NOT the earth at and below cost. chnndise over shown on the Amcr ienn Continent. WE HAVE NOT in this way induce you to buy a general bill in which wc can burn you up with profit. We Have WeH we thinka line of goods not equaled mi ox celency of quality and reasonableness oi value in Laurons County. we know the good opinion oi the trading ave p,,bHc' We Have We have not gained tlie confidence of the trade by practicing deception ami palming o!V goods of inferior quality at the price of iirst-class merchandise. determined that our Stock shall lie the'^lar gest and our prices as low as the lowest. If you want good GooiU ami not trash, if you want the Lowest prices money ami judgment cm buy, if you want polite attention we will be pleased to have you inspect our three big rooms am! let us name you a few prices. _D_R/V GOODS PALACE >a_rin'iif>ii i 11 if i > initfsjpi m%*? IUI ?W II I II ??IIIBII IIIBflTfff_MTr-W^lTT~f-rs~l"r r NOTICE. ALL Persons having business with tin; School Commissioner will find bim in hia Ofllco on Saturday of each week, until further notico. Respectfully, TIICS. J. DUCK K I T, School Commissioner Laurenn Co. NOTICE! As I hero was an OVOrsighl in the ad vertising of cleaning out of the streams of tlie County, Ready Rlvor was ex empted instead of Bnoroo River? which whs a mistake. It should ho Snlu 'a and Knoree Rivers exempted, and notice is hcre'iv given that nil hind owners on Reody Rivor to have said stream clean ed on I by 15th day id August next; and he assuiod that all defaulters on all BlroamS in the County will ho dealt with according to law. 15y order of the Doard. R. T. ADAIR, Chairman. M. Ii. Bullock, Clerk. :5t;? it . DR. W. H. HALL, OFFICE OYER NATIONAL BANK, LAURENS. Offioh Datb? Mondays and Tuoudnys hS - ; ;v> "- v^v ?.?V.v'..-.. . *-'..-u' . -/?j-:-K.?^i Prof. >:. . ? -...?;>. ; t\w, c ?..?!..?-< > -i (Vttei . K.v iinivci it; . i ? ' I ? I on i Ky.i w?n fiwnnlci > :? - jv ??. ft - ' ?' .? r. K?>t| / <?:' Ct t i Ih . ; ?/... ?. *J i :?.<' s J Bf^iLvJ Hra* 11li-J IVOiu.b'S d.:.;. EXPOSITION, .i-.i i . i IMS ?'?'?" ?..?!!?. ? ./. ...i;?.??. ' I I I > ???. Il'lcl t.?.!i : . i; i ? incl i Ii I ? ?Hi! I< I .1.K mi i? .1 )''? ??? ? <>;?' .? ? v. '??if /. *ii ?,.(, ; r.ll'l i III ."? ' ? Ii ll! i . li' ?. For Sale, Valuable proporly In the city of Luuron.f?, Tho idd I'rosbytorian clinch and lot containing about three acres. Tho ohiirch building Is of brick, and In the. vory bosl condition and can bo con vortod Into o Hplondld rosldonco lot. Also a vory <le-n able building lot noxt to the new Ibipt h t church, with a front on Main Bl reet ami Oil CollCgO street. Both of these lota are very convoniont to the business portion of town and all tho churches and tiiograded school. This is a good opportunity for inves tors and persons lost ring to secure a homo In tho thriving city of Laurons, Communicate with J. O. C. Blomlng or Ii. Y. Simpson, commitfeo. FASASOIS, OYEi^ stoci^eid. Closing1 Out-Parasol Sale. her value CANNOT HE estimated. WE Is one who saves hcv husband's dollars. One who has the tact and ability to obtain with 50 cents a dollars' worth of goods. How to buy, when to buy, and where t<> buy, are three things sin.' is master of. SI HO KNOWS WHEN SHE SEES A $3.50 Parasol, at $1.75. To. (J. FLEMING & CO. We mean this. f Mere "sfcry , hixt # uJiil toe glad to see you at out STQnX, Where Prices will Talk for Tiiemselv Jm f--C ..v. , ? ?'?? v.;.j 1 JV*.% I . - _-liJ RAMBLERS ARE THE BEST. Can sell \ .1 any make of BicN'do. Come and figure with us <m tho [n ice. ujrrKusii -??. it-. . .. . .?-_?:?:rv-/>._i__\rs__l STOVE, fir ??^???.,v -.?; ; :. .... ? ^ Let Us Give You Prices. Furniture, Carpeting, Chinaware, Stoves and House Furnishing Goods, S.M. and E. H. WILKES & CO. g[&" Minim's New Building. -] ),. 1 11.1.K s ,\Mi JoltllliUK Ol 1*111*0 Old l^nslitoiKMl Ntnlli ( .1 rol i mm r F; i;: 1 [Wilde Corn and Ityo Whiskies, Apple and I'en eh Brandies. We make a specially of pure ?;.Is for private use and medicinal purposes. Our brands are all recognized as alnndard, and wo sell noth ing but high grade Good . Wc aro sole proprietors of tho celebrated KEY brand of old fashioned hand made Corn Whiskey and Apple Brandy packed in ease s of one dozen bottle . Wc quote as follows, in lots i to 10 gallons: N. C. "Poplar Log" Corn Whisbey, $1.25 to $3.00, according to age; Rvo Whiskey, :,_.<>o to $f.OO, according to age;'Ap ple Brandy, $2.00; Pencil Brandy, Kxtra chargo for kegs and Jugs. Wc can furnish Coin \\ hiskcy in cases of t, 2, |, G and .S dozen bottles to case, in pints, half pints and quarts, ready for use, at low pi ices. Can mako special prices on barrel shipments. Wo have the largest stock in the country Ol Old Coin Vir : < v, ripened and mellow ed by age, and especially recommend ii for private use. K1CV Si Co., StfttoSVillo, N. C.