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1'OI~l''I('t Al{IE UZZIN( IN SOU'THI ('AROLI NA $t1ietgtI's hliin ('ua'r'sionaal Illaur. Sap lit'rite, Aisoi .Au uouuuve.. N uaubt'r vt ('auuuuhluhates 'Jiy lhII,4se ('olumbhia, Oct. G;. -\\'. V. Stevenson. .of (Cheraw, was a visitor in the city today and w hile herei made cleat' his Jitetion Icto at. ti~Ll oter? for cong less iIn the tilt It dIist rict. In 1the ceet pr1itmary 'Mr. Stevenson was defeatedl b.y ('ong a sstna ta ial y by only SOUl votes. le tigo res his 'hatters next te as muchl better thant this, and is Confident t.hat '4.l It Ihec pro per c~t I .pwthe I'it'ih distic ha s sceeal 11(1 sillilttcs nt ltile. Alread14y C. 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Peeples will ruin for governor and the nmliie of John G RiLchards, railroad coinIinI issiotner, whlio I was in the seconi race with Governor Mantning two years ago, W. A. Stuch-I ey, of l'e county, and others, are Ile itig dliscussed. ( I 'olitic s will begitn to itzz when the general assenibly tneets in .lanuary. I 'I'here will be a getteral "Ifeelitig out" I tIlitritig fair week bill active work will tnit 0111111tt e te It Iil the lwitialers !?alher! after tlhe beittlnitig of allother i y aIr. I'oliti iis IlIge a tid ttall al wiays hain11 Co itt i wiliwle lie geit- i Iral asise bly is in session ;n 111:t V"ear it w'ill possibly furlnish ia latrger i aittration than usual. t 'heire art to i n liIly li tiw lle'i iii I lit legisiltiule thils year that It' p iti-I ea Ily wise hesitate to iake l iinatIv re dicLtions : bou1 t I ha It hitly ti nl ai fter Ihey illeet aill ali t ilth li t' be tt n I' oil It' niew ialeriaL1. S teakl' .1 tiles .\. It . lir esenti tiv l . T nIil s and .I.I.Ih-rry of Oji e itr 'a htit i ' . T i ' th ran otf ;reenville. :(11, .leSse \\. liyavI of Iat nhi t il l w ill b( I) n ha1115 I, I il i It te in hitr of t l ouit e to S i at . t' i It n wht' h lien I t're air any) future governors or Erat orst:' in it lil iw It itil t il bi shel l i itll il forit' i s d>: in~t;: whtich tho inwm'1ak: r'!: t h lltta iir in iti lesi tin t. \ifi1-: T Ti"1I:N I) 1\N I-; l.:N I'I:(TI O 1 \T t \ I " l i . ST .\ I-: i' I i lich,1 T'rivet for l'otton liollrate that \11 l'r~esions iteconis" firll- nd ne (ilI be IEroken. l lilu ll i . :l . . - 8 0 |, . :1t t'gin t in n . oni ;111v;1111' inl gl olai tons' lor t' "' ; 1 'al" -1 d( ilulivalt that ;1ll 1reI ontts al "1 11t b l haI te r I thi lea . l'r''parat kar lit d en ( ta ;ily f(11 I. esrlinslation of L idts, a11i r'.1 A ~ I lors1t . are bevini C aken1 daily forl sp i! < thiis of farinl inach"Iinlery L'ru ! 1llatr oriato ispblys for te , a:nnual a;::rituira l c lra ton whiile lituiln i, , r 1 boths art beting; con Iiie e y trhe able, othrt h iiza f o nst inu gf opinn i. I1;.l th fiestifarm .N. LE A criving approxinately $100 for a bale of cotton and the seed a trip is likely to be made to the State fair October 23 to 27. A distinct feature of fair week will he the Hlarvest Jubilee. This festival introduced last year was an ent husias tic success throughout the week and was the means of bringing thousands to Columbia who would not have been otherwise disposed to conie to he fair. A queen of the Jubilee Is to 3) selected again this year in a man ler similar to that of last fall and a all will be given in her honor, follow ng the coronation ceremony in front >f the capitol. llorse racing is to be mainlained >y a high scale if premiunms this year. diore than $1,700 will be competed for n prizes in the different events, and some particularly high quality ani nals will be seen in action on the fair troutnd turf. l)ootball gamc's will be ilayed on wo days of fair week, and this alone ill indulce mnany to attenld. Freev acts ire to he ilaeed on the grounds again hils year as last, s0o' of the sipecial '- beingi ext raordinarily attraelive. .\ teeting was held in Columnhia a st week. when Ite farm detonstra ion agieit ferces agreet to cotine heir exhibils into one c'omplrehens:ive tate\ibe display of farit lrIot(Is. I'he comnty by county exhibit plan ill titis lie ahandonedi ani d all 1 ex i ts arrantced accor-din g to crops 'ith all necessarv information as to rodnLetiot and fertilizer and soil nlssdata. The home demnsiitra ion fortes will also ireiare an in e t ig display. \il rairo~:; are arrangin; suitale Ihedub ) to brin1 the latr?!e crow\ds th fair, atnl tie lowest i is-ibile ate will I'revail over all lint . Thitere "as an iHetmt that Cole L. ilea Si' omittd 1 from him Speech to tilt olhn1uhia negrostr, Iet lt otst'I ot haV ni voted to lgi. e (;eo. \\'. Murtray tho' ci'at in c'on ress over (en. 1.:. \\'. l:o . bu re h td tor nda l h: h Do wen lnenrise ardon o 1. I r ay, Who was!; a III jij k [71'r t is tie iuiner sentenc e t til peni entiatry for ftorgery. the (-rime htavincr )y llon1 iniited by .\ilurray for lihe litriost'e of defru iiating nothei nt pro; \'., had lui'rliased a tract of' land rom1 himt.- S otunnter1 : \\'aIehmiaIt aid toil lit toil. [)rlves Out Malaria, Builds Up System ri Old Standard utecit l strengitht ing tonic RIOv) 's T. \T}.E a.i:ss chill TON IC. drivtes out Mtalarin,itriche the tblood.andIbn ibllpts 0 dthe y eti. A tri totlic. 'or adults tdi childrcn. S'Jc. aeOffice, located in half acre of La best and most Lin street. Gra3 ng country in Sc ERMS LK, GRA A Everybody's Invited To ViSIT US During the Fair A glad hand awaits you and a smile of welcome. We have lots to show you and sell you; but our friendship does not depend upon your buying. Wedding, Birthday And Holiday Gifts of All Kinds We Fit a sd to Eyes of All Ages We handle the best makes of Watches abtainable any where. Our Line of Silverware is Second to None. Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing. WILLAM SOLOMON "T!. Reliable Jeweler" Laurens, - - - - - S. Carolina ray 0013:00 Barn and Outhouses and 2 the town of Gray Court. nd nicely located in town of Gray Court. up-to-date in the up country. Also two r Court is a fast growing town surrounded >uth Carolina. L. COURT, S.