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iffie GWuertiser ?absoriptlon Frici?is Months, tTJ>0. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. If. JT. BALL. EDITOR. Ilatos for Advertising.- Ordinary Ad vertlHomoiitH, per square, one Inser tion, f 1.00; each subsoquont Insertion, 60 out*. Liberal redaction made for large Ad vertisements. W. W. BALL, ^ ^ Proprietor. LAURENS, 8. C., Aug. 14, 1804. ********** ' ,.i - Governor Tillman seoms to bo tho smartest or tho luckiest man In all tho country. Everywhere tho democrats to win except In South Carolina. Evoh4tt Alabama the Tillmanltos arc overwhelmingly snowed under. Kolb Is beaton, horso, foot and dragoons. Cloveland Is and will bo sustained in overy Southern Stato. Only on tho ono point of silvor is Ofoveland antagonized at tho South and West. This antagonism is as mild as a suoklng dove, in South Carolina tho Iliad of all our woes seoms to bo Clovoland. Following Tillman as mouthpiece tho small politician raves and denounces Clovoland as rascal, thief, bribo takor, and tho vocabulary of billings gate is exhausted to find terms of abuse and denunciation. Tho South Carolina Statesman ordinarily ought not to pload guilty to his infin ltos8imalness. Why can't tho monu mental St atom an of South Carolina convince the rest of tho world of his Infallibility, and put in forco tho po v? li'.ieal oakums that ho so loudly lauds in his little locality of South Carolina. It Is pitiful; too small; cheap, cheap, cheap, this thing of in tho dim and distant future promising to over wholm Clovoland and thereby Hood tho land with prospority. In the whllo let us bo still patient and wait and when Tillmanism crosses tho Potomae in March next, and tho pitchforks begin to fly wo will stand from under and let tho wavo of gold and silvor wavo this way. Until thon and ponding our pro tracted season of probation wo have tho Tillman jag to drivo away dull care and tho bluo dovlls generally. Wo eatjjt, howover. all bo merry and gay; tho jag dlsponsers and those who are the lucky coat-tall swingers may ,'oa>flH?lamscrS~oandy and swing upon ^?*tno gates." It looks vory much lihe John Gary Evans. Under thie prospect and hav ing much tenderness for our roadors tho ADVBRTISBR tenders a littlo free advlco. It is an occasion, gentle reader, for a philosophic or a Mosaic mood. Possess your soul in patiouco, by all moans, and don't fret nor say bad words: it can do no good in tho world. Relleet throe times beforo speaking as your good mother often advised you. Reflect also: you can stand as much as other people and perhaps a great deal more: you aro trained in the school of tho minority; It Is not likely to provo so very, vory bad and can't last longer than tho crack of doom; very Uttlo new deviltry can bo invented: that will re quiro originality; mediocrity in this case is a promising blessing. Consider: blosslngs often eorno In disguise: and besides, the pestilence is spreading: wo aro sending Tillman beyond tho Potomac and sixty-five millions of peo ple will divido with you the joy of his presence. So hold hard your breath, set your jaw and clinch your teeth; don't speak to your wife or best friend for a week and in tho meanwhile the thorinomctor may get down into tho seventies, In a long dry spell the con gregation went to tho good minister to beg ho would pray for rain. The good man readily consented and got down the good book, at tho same tlmo _i?4444rjf'lhom it would do no good as the moon was not right. Lot thoro bo no irreverence, but thanks for past bless ings. Half a loaf is bettor than no bread. Half a hog is sometimes hotter than tho entiro pig. Gov. Tillman can't swallow th? sub-treasury; nolthcr can ho buy tho railroads at live or ten thousand millions. Ho is only half an Allinncoman. Ho will only tako tho physic If tho doctor says so; ho doesn't liko it. Vory well. All the rest of Oeala is tho Chicago platform. This leaves our Governor and tho Antis kiss ing. What are you fussing about? Tho olllcos. How arc wo to get a chance? ? Join tho ring. What is tho ring? Tho Reform. What is tho re form? Tho olllclal disponsor of office. So it seems that South Carolina alone of all tho world In all times has a party, with the loast claim to decency sub mitting to an open broad?daylight ring to dictate its beneficiaries. Shame! Shame! Shamo on the manly FJlerbo, Tlndal, Rlehburg, Koitt and all the bravo crow. Wo are not In It?nor part nor parcol of it, nor kin to it by blood or alllnlty, collaterally or re motely or otherwise, mlsorablo wrotchos that we aro! To bo sat upon and gougod by tholr household and to submit liko? like?liko?like babos. Metier bo a good Anti and starve than so tame a Tlllmanlto. Congratulations and "I give you muoh joy" soem to bo tho song tho Press politicians aro singing at tho es cape of tho pcoplo from bloodshed during tho campaign just concluded. There was ovldontly some mistake about this approhonsion. Tho can vassers wore a milk and elder aggrega tion. Any pugnacious tendencies on tho part of tho flory Carolinian would soem to have exhausted thcmsolvos in tho Darlington war. After the Spies, armed with Winchesters, shot to death at Darlington a number of citizens tho taste for blood-letting seems to havo subsided. Tho thirst for human gore has been satiated. For anything like hanging tho citizens for sudh a small matter as murdor would bo inhuman and cruel. The lio and the imputation of coward givon on the stump* by one candidate t<? another is only an inno eont divorslon. Wo are a good Chris tian people and must be at poace. Tramps Meet. 1st Tramp: "Wo are to have'free ^lquor now. ' find Tramp: "Well that Is the high est bid for the Presidency that has been made this year." . . ???? - ; ?* lowered..the Reuben Kolb's oxeeutive committee have issued a proclamation that ho and his party havo boon robbed in Alabama of tho oloctlop. They declaro they havo boon ohoated of 40,000 votes. This is a nice accusation to bring against tho groat Southern chivalry. Cheating nevor thrives and posterity may suffor for this rascality. But note as to who Is "cousarnod" about tho posterity part of it. How to got tho smart sot of tho prosorit into tho peni tentiary is tho living and burning Is sue. Better quit politics und lot tho other fellow havo the ohlce and Buffer tho penalty. In tho good old limes bofore rail roads, our daddies carried us to Ham burg tho noarcst market. To get a bait of sugar was tho Idea with tho backwoods lad. Our young horo was put Into a hogshead of tho sweet stuff by tho generous merchant. After u whilo his father passing: "How is it, Jack?" Jack: "l'vo got to whore it ain't sweet, pa." Sholl, Farley, Duncan, Ellcrbc, Tin dal, Samps Pope, how is it with you, dear departed friends? In Abbovillo Gov. Tlllmun attacked Georgia mo9t savagoly. Hitherto Goorgla was his darling. The loss of Georgia is indeed mournful to tho Gov ernor's soul. But tho fact Is the Dem ocrats win everywhere from Alabama to Omoga. "All Is lost savo honor." South Carolina Is left alone to light it out with Clovoland, Wall and Lombard streets, the pluttercrats, tho corpora tions, tho trusts, the syndicates, tho aristocrats. And alas and alas, Tlllmnn alono can speak for South Car olina. How ho Isovcrernppod! Moses has been ronomlnatcd for (Jon gross in Goorgla. The woods of South Carolina arc so full of Moses' that the name is Dennis. How it is that wo arc not ovor-poworcd, weighed down, and cruelly opprossed, exhausted and utterly done up by prosperity only tho futuro can determine. Settle It gontlcmen, sottlc It. Fight it out and don't put up with machine rascal ity. "Freedoms battlo once begun," otc. * What bad company Gov. Tillman is seeking! "ICvil communications corrupt good manners." Kcop away from the Sonato chamber, Govornor: como not near tho unclean thing. Contact means contamination. "Scrapo tripe as clean as e'er you can, a titbo of tilth will still remain." Abide, abide, Gov., "chemically pure." * * * Here is tho tost. So-called South Carolina democrats say Cleveland is not a democrat. They want Tillman. Now in 1800 if they go Into the Nation al Convention and the platform of 1*02 bo adopted and Vilas, Boies, Stevenson, or other Cleveland democrats be named will they pass under tho yoko as in '1)2 or where will be they bo at? * * Reuben Kolb Is beaten by tho dem ocrats of Alabama. Ho took refuge under tho name of "JclYorsonlnn'' Dem ocracy. But it would not work. Every whiff of pure democracy lifted tho bo gus skirts and populism, paternalism, socialism, mahonism and incipient re publicanism could be read. The peo ple everywhere cannot be fooled." * * * Military titles are so popular in South Carolina that civilians, as the Attor ney-General and Comptroller-General pass into tho category of the waspish warliko gentry. Tho State House equips the country with "Ginerals."' It will take another big trouble to rc duco the corps of "Ginerals'' in peace to privates in war. Messrs. F.llcrbe, Pope, Tindal, et al.. ad versus, etc, now you know how It is yourself and don't you forget it. Yah, yah, yah, hurrah for Tillman. All can't have big ollicc: all can't have oysters: every fellow can't have "pie:" peas and rice, peas and rice: just do ting: do berry ting. "Shake.'' Tho hitch in the tariff vexed question still voxes the world. It will be all right in a few days. Congress will im mediately dissolve. It is refreshing to contemplate so much purity and wis dom dispersed over the land. * * * If tho st ap of tho Government makes a good dollar why waste such such precious metals as silver and gold for a money medium. Give us co,'?er and iron for money and silver and gold for the arts. "Lily Whito" is tho name of a politi cal party in Texas. Tho name is prob ably all rVbt, but the locality ail wrong: >oi Carolina is the latitude, no doubt, Intended. * ? * Fair ladies, take notice.?Cen. Bob Homphlll, it Is roported, is having a severe tussle with a brother reformer in Abbevillo to go back to the Senate. * * * Fifty years ago it was said of South Carolina that she snce/.cd when Cal houn took snuff. Has a bigger than Calhoun arisen and wherein? * * ? Assuming tho robes of heaven to servo tho devil In works very well -tompora. .y, but ovontually proves a boomorang. * * Tho campaign of education has closed: tho honor men are tho spoils men. * * * Beware of the paternalism preached by tho petit politicians of tho prosent pessimistic period. * * * A one armed veteran in Alabama showed how civic battles aro won. * * South Carolina Is tho only Southern Stato lost to the democracy? A Grand Feature of Hood's Sarsaparllla is that whilo it purifios tho blood and sends it coursing through tho voins full of richness and health, it also Imparts now lifo and vigor to every function of tho body. Henco expression bo often heard: "Hood's Sarsaparllla mado a now por 8on of mo." It overcomes that tired fooling so common now. Pill? ju'a .lalltAlinl.l I And now oomos tho Greenville News ! with another unhappy suggestion: Young Tom Watson and his distin guished stove pi|>o hat are reported out of favor among tho brethren in Geor gia in eoiiHcquonco of a rivalry be tween ovgans of Our Noble Order. Young Watson ought to bo oddod to tho Stock Of- select importation- of Georgia talont Introduced by Senator Irby. Thoro is abundant room hero for tho oxorciso of his special talents and he would soon beeomo one of the most radiant jewels in tho diadom of refawin. Leave Tom where ho is "at." Georgia is mlsalonar^ ground. We arc all right. Tho trouble is to convert tho heathen of other lands. * * Five candidates for tho house in Lau roii8. Look out, gontlomon! Which two of you oro on tho anxious bonch, waiting for tho freezing process? ? ? Sonutor M. C. Butler has returned to Washington and is in his seat in the Senate. Ho will, no doubt, miss his" dear lato Carolina companions, but he can hug PolYer of Kansas. * # * Very few voted in tho primaries throughout tho State on Saturday. It is a government of tho minority by tho minority for tho majority. * * * Yesterday was a slatebreaking day in South Carolina, Thousands were smashed into spithoreens. * * * Tho Kolbites threaten a revolution and to set up a government of their own in Alabama. "Hero we rost'.." * * * Out of the groat number of hortest gentlemen contesting for county ofllces on their merits aro any to ho frozen out? * * * Dr. Sampson Popo boing clearly not "in tho ring" decides not to enter the "Ring." INDIGESTION Cured by IVinrt Ayer'e S&rsap&riila Word? o* Conrfort to All v.'.,.> S^f.'.ir DyapofMia. "For wars, I writ; n nmrlyr to Indigestion, ttnd hud about given oi Up till llOpC Of ever lb. <-'::g relitf, 0\ its tho complaint ou'y seemed to g] grow worst) Instead of not lor. oj under ordinary tnaUuoitt. AI o3 hist, I was Induced latvj Ayev's gj Sni'sapnvilla, and i Merely le>tlly 5 that after lining only three hot. o< ties, I wri ictivi d. i < ?>?'.'? pvel'oro, o) coiiihloiitlyvecomnu-i'.d Hilsiued- ?j Iclno to nil similarly iinlmled/ ? r,\ '?I sum pjivonnily acquainted %\ with Mr. i!e<i; 111 su hellevn any o;| statement li" may ntako to be oj -'ist and L'huvmncUt, Avoen, In. ?\ "I have used Ayov's Savsnpn- 2 rill;-, for ?eilOViW debility and, ilfl 11 blood-purl(lor, find it dec.-; ex- oi M'tlv oa la clnlmod for it."- s. J. Adams, Em?ll, Texas. ?* ?jerteySarsaparilia | Admitted fov Exhibition oj AT THE WORLD'S FAIR ?i 0 0 ?nS??2.95r.-9.2.?il51i?i2 <??.2?2,?.9l Attention, dinners! 1 desiro ovory ginncr in Laurens County to know that I have the Agency for the best machine on the market for sharpening and gumming gin saws.? Price $1U. Call on or address ? J. H. GARRISON, Laurens, S. C. $3.000.00 A YEAR FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS. if vouAvnnt work 1i1.1t la pleasant and profitable, send us your nddrcss Immediately. We (each men mid women how to earn trout H5.00 per day lo 0.1,000 per year without lllivlllg had previous experience, ami flirilUll tho employment id which they can make lhat amount. Nothing dilllcult to learn or tlmt requires much time. The work is cany, healthy, and honorable, and can hedone dur ing daytime or evenings, right in your own local ity, wficrever you iivu. Tho result of a few lioum' work often cqimlH a week's wnfrcft. Wc have tani'ht thousands of both sexes and nil ages, mid many havo laid inundations thnt will surely bring (hem riehen. Some of Hie smartest inen In this country owe their success In life to tho -tin t given them while in our employ years ago. You, reader, limy do ns well; try it. You cannot fail. No capital necessary. We lit you out with something that is new, Holhl. and hut, A book brlmfut of advice is free to all. Help your self by writing for It to-day ? not to morrow. Delays arc costly. E. C. ALLEN & CO., BOX 420, AUGUSTA, MAINE. STATE OF SOUTH OA.ROLIKA, County of Laukenh, Court of Common Pleas. Copy Summons for Relief. B. C. Burns and Albort Burns partners in trade under the Arm name of Uiirns & Pro., IMaintills against Kussoll Si Co., Defendant. To the Defendant Russell & Co.? You aro hereby summoned and re quired to answer'the complaint in this action, of which a copy Is hurowith Borvod upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint'on the subscriber at their ollice at Laurens Court House. South Carolina, within twonty days nfter tho service hereof, exclusive of tho day of such sorvicu: and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the Plain tiffs fn this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated Juno 20th, A. D., 1804. [SEAL] J. II. WhARTON, 0. 0. 0. P. JOHNSON & RIOHEY, PlalntitY's Attornoys. To Russoll & Co., non resident, Do fondant: Tako notice that tho Summons and Complaint In the above stated notion woro filed in tho olllco of tho Clerk of tho Court of Common Fleas for Laurons County, State of South Carolina, on BOth day of June, 1801. JOHNSON & RIOHEY, Plaintiff's Attoruoy. 1804-0t. That Tired Feeling Hood's Sarsaparllla Makes the Weak Strong. " 1 cheerfully announce the tacts of a coursa of treatment with Hood's Sarsaparllla. I was Mrenblad with n daii headache and that tired feeling. I am empl .yed by the St. i ..ids ft .-in Francisco Hallway and was out in all kinds of weather. I began to take 11 .""is Sarsaparllla, and after taking six bottles I felt perfectly well and had a good nppotlta. Hood's Harsaparilla Is a groat blood purifier and 1 gladly recommeud it" C. 15, 11m;j. i i i, Mouolt, Tlhbett*. Missouri. Ho uire to get Hood's and only Hooa ?. bc.ause Hood'ss raa Cures Hood'8 PMl8 sire tho best family cathartio aim liver niedicliie. Harmless, reliable, sure. parilla NOTICE! Will bo lot to tho lowest bidilor tho building of a new bridgo across Durban (?reek at AHord Parks' mill on J/riday, 31 et of August lost. AIpo ropairing bridgo across Warrior Crook, near Mr. William M. Hiinter'y, on Saturday, 1st of September next. Also tltS building of a now bridgo on Bsaverdom ('reek, near ('apt. .1." B. Humbert'?, on Wed nesday, 5th of September next. Each bridge will bo let to tho lowest bidder at 11 o'clock A. M. Contractors to givo bond, with security for their faithful discharge of the same; and Commis sioners reserve tho right, to accept or re ject any and all bids. By order of tho beard. K.P. ADAIR, Chairman. M. L. Bullock, Secretary. THE authorities of Converse College autbon/.o mo to make tho following oder of one fcholarship of free tuition in the collegealo department of Converso Col lege to ono young woman of Eaurens County. Said scholarship io worth $30, and is good for two yeare. Tho appli cant must bo at least thirteen, and not more than eighteen years, and must be of good moral character. The examination will be hold at 1.au reus Court House on Saturday, August 18th, 189-t. Applicants must pass a written examination on first Arithmetic and Algebra to equations of tho second degrco ; second, (i:?o;rraphy ; third, U. S. History; fourth, English Grammar and Analysis. Tho applicant passing the best examination shall be entitled lo the said scholarship, If there are no appli cant for examination on the day ap pointed the School Commissioner of 1,aureus County shall have the power to appoint one young woman to said schol arsliip. THOMAS J. DCCKETT, School Commissioner LaurensCo. Juno 10, 1804?32-- Ot is the: oest. no SQUEAKING. $5. CORDOVAN, french&enamelledcale **sp RNECAlf&K?N6AR?a $ 3.5? P0UCE.3 Soles. .oso.^.WORKINGMPN? wf" extra fine. *2.*l7s?OYSSCHO0LSH0ES. ?LADIES? ^ , SEND FOR CATALOGUE WL.? DOUGLAS, brockton, mass. You cnu save money bv purchasing W. L, HoiiuIiih Hhoes. . Because, we arc the largest manufacturers of advertised shoes in the world, and guarantee the value by Stamping the name and price ou the bottom, which protects you against high, prices and the middleman's profits. Our shoes equal custom work in style, easy fitting and wearing qualities. We have them sold every where at lower prices for the value given thuO auy other make. Take no substitute. If your dealer cannot supply you, wc can. Sold by <&S>" For sale by The Lauhens Cash Co. fiftT* TYPEWRITERS, tm~ MIMEOGRAPHS, PHONOGRAPHS, gpr BICYCLES, g0T SUNDRIES. Cash or Installments. New Machines traded for old ones. A well equipped Bicycle Repair SHOP. Gonzaeks & Withers, Columbia, S. C. PURE DRUGS Are very essential when a person is ill and adulterat ed medicines cannot possi bly have the curative powers like wholesome medicines but DR. B. P. POSEY keeps nothing but the best and purest Drugs and Medicines and people wanting anything in my line will do well to call. I also carry a large slock of Feilet Articles, Stationery, acca, Cigars, Colognes) Toilet and Laundry Soap and a hundred and one other things kept in a first-class Drug Store. I keen QAROEfi SEEDS of reliable houses constantly on hand and sell them at reasonable price*? Yours for mutual benefit, Bo F. F?SBS?, WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL DRU66IST offord College, SPARTAN Hl IM.', S. <'. , JAS. H. CARLISLE, LL.D,. Presiden . "5 Two Fall Courses. Necessary expenses for orte year, One Hundred and Fifty Hollars. For Catalogue addres, J. A. ?AMEWELL, Secretary of Faculty. Urn |pt.pp Jojte 1 This Favorite Resort for Health, and Pleasure is now Open to .Visitors. For Hates of Board apply to SIMPSON & SIMPSON. - Gieijtj Sprites Water ?WIIaJL. Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Chronic Hcptatitis, Jaundice, Torpor of Liver, and general debility following upon malarial diseases. Dropsy, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Constipation, Hcmowhoids, Uterine, Renal and Cystic Diseases, Ileamaturia 4 and Catamanial derangements. ?FOR SALE BY? or For Circulars giving certificates, etc., apply to PAUL SIMPSON, Glenn Springs, S. C. WE HAVE NOT WE HAVE NOT the earth at and below cost. the greatest aggrigation of mer chandise ever shown on the Atner lean Continent. WJE HiWIi! NOT 1 f( and in this way induce you to buy a general bill in which we can burn you up with profit. We Have We Have We Have We have wc thinkn line of goods not equaled in ex celcncy of quality and reasonableness of value in Laurens County. wc know the good opinion of the trading public. not gained the confidence of the trade by practicing deception and palming oil'goods of inferior quality at the price of fust-class merchandise. determined that our Stock shall he the lar gest and our prices as low as the lowest. If you want good Goods and not trash, if you want the Lowest prices money and judgment can buy, if you want polite attention we will be pleased to have you inspect our three big rooms ami let us name you a few prices. SIMMONS BROS. DRY GOODS PALACE. Notice to Overseers. You aro hereby ordered to summons tho hands under your supervision, and put in good order and condition for trav el, t'\0 roads, by tho 1st of September next, cutting all dead timber near the road, removing tho roots and loose rock in said road. All overseers and de faulters to work failing to comply with this requirement will he dealt with ac cording to law. By order of tho board. It. P. A DA IB, Chairman. M. L. Bcm.ock, Clerk. July 4, 1801?34? 9t NOTICE. ALE Persons having business with the School Commissioner will find him in his Ofllco on Saturday of each week, until further notice Respectfully, TIIOM. J. DUCKETT, Hchool Commissioner Laurens Co. DR. W. II. BALL, OFFICE OVER NATIONAL BANK, LAURENS, Ovrica Days?Mondays andTiusdays . ..... ?. j| in MI??IM?? ?IIIIII?? ? ? ?>?<?;. s*. '.v. ftitiHli, l'rln. Commercial L'oIIcrc Ky I'ntvoiHliy, hoxlngton, Ky.. km Awarded Wto&i* AWD DiPOLOIWA DY 'iiil W??IO'S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION, ??.<:> v? > ? < ;!:>?;. ;.????! nu?l ?nicml ?s?t?f4 " utmllct?. <?!??. < !'> ?'i>tii|?l??lc Ii, ol.ir.ep.llOUl \'M Hu Ih Iimij t-i lllontltOOKII ,i riiiiiioa/ii(>ii>'i -i>i?' writing und ;-T.:'" I 'I HUllt. l'.ii < Minli'i ?. ail'lri'i.ii, K. '?<;. ; ;?*. E'ih'mIUomI, i.v>ir?- <o.i, c?.t. For Sale, Valuable property In the city of Laurons. The old l'rosbytorian cnuch and lot containing about throe acros. Tho church building is of brick, and in tho very best condition und can bo con verted into a splendid residence lot. AIho a very desirable building lot nOXt to tho now' Baptist church, with a front on Main street and on Collego street. Hoth of these lots arc very convenient to the business portion of town and all tho churchos and the grudedi school, This is a good opportunity for Inven tors and per mi desiring to secure a homo In tho thriving city of Lauren*. Communicuto with J. O. C. Fleming or 11/ Y. Simpson, commlttco. 0 MANY ^ IS PAKASOIS OYE^ STOCKEI!). Closing Out?Parasol Sale. HER VALUE CANNOT HE ESTIMATED. Is one who saves her 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 to buy, are three things she is master of. SI IK KNOWS WHEN SHE SEES A $3.50 Parasol, at $1.75. tjJkW We mean this. J. 0. C. FLEMING & CO. Can't Talk $ Here very urjell, bixt $ uHll be **lael to see yoU at oUi* STOJRE, Where Priees will Tlak for Themselve?. ras ;v-' . : -Vi 'S''.. ? . ' ? te?&.yjJl?V.^?? RAMBLERS ARE THE BEST. Can soil you any make of Bicycle. Come and figure with us on the price. flKT fIGflTE STOVE. Let Us Give Yo? Prices. Furniture, Carpeting, Chinaware, Stoves and House Furnishing Goods, S. M. and E. H. WIEKES & CO. gjjkW Mi liter's New Building, ?9 ?DlSTILl.UKK AMI JoilHKK! <)1 Pure <>!<! Fashioned North Carolina Hand Made Corn niul Ky Wlilskio.H, Apple and l*eaeh Brandies. We make a specialty of pure goods for private use and medicinal purposes. Our brands are all recognized as standard, and we sell noth ing hut high grade Goods. We are fiole proprietors of the celebrated K1CY brand of old fashioned hand made Corn Whiskey and Apple Brandy packed in cases of one dozen bottles. We quote as follows, in lots i to io gallons: N. (!. "Poplar Log" Corn Whisbey, $1.25 to $3.00, according to age; Rye Whiskey, $2.00 to $,f.OO, according to age; Ap pie Brandy, $2.00; Teach Brandy, $2.75. Extra charge for kegs apd jugs. Wc can furnish Corn Whiskey in CttfCS of I, ?, 4, 6 and 8 dozen bottles to case, in pints, half pints and quarts, ready for use, at low piicOB. Can make special prices on barrel shipments. Wc have th largest stock in the country ol Old Coin Whiskey, ripened and mello^ cd by age, and especially recommend it for private usoj? J^liY & Co., rytcsvillc, N