McCormick messenger. (McCormick, S.C.) 1902-current, September 29, 1904, Image 2
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THE MESSENGER
IS11ED EVERTc THURSDAY
JOU^TT P. SMITH, Editor.
i cu&D at the Post Office at MoCormic'k
• S9 second-class mail matter.
McCormick, S. £., &ept. 29.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
consistent mtunber of the Metho
dist Church. 11 Hia relatives and ;
many of his personal friends weiit
from this side of the Savannah to ;
attend the fiinetal.'' 1 ■ i
For President:
ALTON B. PARKER,
Of New Yorjc. "
For Vice-President,
HENRY G DAVIS,
Qf West Virginia.
To 6ui Farming Friends.
While we are ready to admit
that ten cents for cotton is a fair
living price to the farmer, we be
lieve that every bale sold now at
that price’ ineans a clear loss to
the tiller of the soil of from ton
to tWe.ive dollars per bale. Mr.
Morse and other welj posted men
of New York, and Mr. Peters,
‘president of the Texas Cotton
Growers AssociatioiV, assert most
positively that the spinners of
"'‘■"England and the Continent have
contracted for the sale of their
output at the rate of twelve cents
per pound for cotton on the farm,
Jf this be true, why higgle around
the ten‘cent mark? Why not feell
just enough to meet your pressing
debts and hold the remainder of
tlj# crop for 12 to 15 cents. Tha+
price will come, a9 a 10,000,000
bale crop means a cotton famine.
’ We know , full well that we are
in the minority in this estimate of
the crop of 1904-’5, but we firmly
believe that le3s than ten and a
quarter million bples will be
packed. There are stacks of good
men who are guessing eleven to
twelve million bales, but those
broad guesses don’t amouhto to a
row of brass pins, There i9 abso
lutely no foundation’to base their
estimate on. The boll weevil, t)ie
black rot, of wbatoVei? 'you' are
pleased to call this cotton blight,
will cause this to be a short crop".
Aside from the blight, the dry
Weather has cut off a|| prospects
a late top crop.
Race Riot.
Last Tuesday, 2fith instant, a
~~ ‘- 1 ' eci#7re4-4»'^Jar nc h hu r#,
ing in two negroes be
ing Yill’ed outright and three far
tally wounded.' The shooting oc
curred on the plantation of J. J.
Johnson, fifteen miles below Mem
phis. Johnson and hig friends are
jjearchfug for other members of
'the negro gang,' and if they are
found more" trouble jnny be ex-r
peeted. , \
The Newberry Observer comes
to us twice a week, and we are al
ways glad to see if It is bright,
clean and newsy. If its visits
were daily we would be better
pleased, . ' .
Death of Mr. W. B. Murray.
•' V . S - • ’ V ,
Last Saturday morning the tel
ephone line between Lincolnton,
Ga.,aVid McCormick surprised and
shecktHpttrp relatives and friends
*>f l^lr. AVUIiaifi B. Murray.* Only
about two weeks ago Mr. Murray
returned from the Hot Springs,
Ark., where he spent some; time
trying to regain his wonted health,
and was supposed* to be somewhat
improved of liis Theumatic troub
les; but it appears that the health
Jjbed. was -only of a temporary
natureN-Mx ^Murray; retired Fri
day night in his usualgood spirits,
but when called Saturday morning
for breakfast, bis- ‘brother-in-law,
Mr. W. S. Boyd, faitefitd ayouse
‘him. The room door beeing locked,
fir. Boyd entered through a win*
pw and found Mr: Murray dead,
jt still warm, showing that death
entered but a little while be-
khand. ' ,'
Ir. Murray was a large man, of
athletic proportions, tfud no friend
or relative supposed that he was
bo near death’s door. Previous to
departure for Hot Springs he
traveled for Messrs. Durst, An
drews^ Co., of Greenwood, S. C.,
4ad’hfr£a M popular and successful
salesman. He numbered his friends
klbng the C. & W. C. Railway by
the hundreds, was honorable and
upright, and was highly esteemed
by all he came in contact ‘ with,
either in business pr pleasure.
Many yeai’S ago he married Miss
Gussie Blanchard, of Lincolnton,
who died about three years ago.
Two children were born of this
union, but bot\i preceded father
and mother to ^est eternal. The
brothers and sitters of the de
ceased are Messrs\ T- E. Murray,
6f Elberton, F,\P, Murray, of
Konie; and James Murray, of At
lanta, Mrs. J. P.'Jennings and
Miss Mamie Murray, of McCor
mick, and Mrs. VV. S. Boyd, of
Lincoluton. • The remains were
buried last Sunday in Lincoltou
Cemetery by the Masonic order, of
'/tobibb Mr. Murray was an honor-
member. Mr. Murray was a
M. -• -..A. , i
Letter from a Free Thinker.
Calhoun (Bounty, \ .
* v ' *• Sept. 26, 1904. j
Mr. Editor: In reading Madge’s
letter of recent date in your ex
cellent paper, I was started to _
thinking, and when I began think- also instructor iu telegraphy
ing I looked up the vote of our; vv,w
laBt primary in Abbeville County;
and when I thought over it well, I
was tempted to begin cussing.
A “ring”! Why absurd. Old
Abbeville being controlled by a
“ring”! Why the last election
proves it. ■•The' Probate Judge,
Clerk of -Court, Treasurer, Audit
or, Superintendent of Education,
Sheriff, Senator and one Repre-
Wlllington Dots.
WlI.LfNGTON, S. C., I
Sept . 27, 1901. i
Mr. Edward Andrews; who has
taught a good school in North
Carolina during the vacation sea
son, was in town Saturday on‘his
way back to college;
Ouf boys and girls are again off
for college. Calhoun Link goes
back to Fork Union academy, Vir*
giiiia, where he is a student and
Ofr
viHe Calhoun' re-enters Wofford;
Edward Andrews, South Carolina
college ; Arch Britt and Cliff Britt',
Clemson; Arch Talbert, Furman
University; Misses Mary and El-
ovse Britt, Limestone; Miss Brice
Morris, Agnes Scott Institute, and
Misses Alice find Lou Talbert,
Greenville Femalfe College.
Miss Sarah Elizabeth Britt has
been spending the * summer in
New Goods! New Styles!
LOW PRICES.
I
HAVE just returned from
' and .Cheapest Line of
New York with the Largest. "Prettiest
buy the
Still, a I
sentative, all from the “city” of J Florida. Miss Britt will teach in
Abbeville. Two Representatives,
Supervisor and Coroner from the
county. The city cast 650 votes,
and the county about 1,400 votes;
still the country people are to sub
mit to the result, and like true
democrats that they are will sub
mit; but two years from now
may be there will a reckoning.
Also “they say” the city of Ab
beville loves this section and is
opposed to the county,—that they
do not want us to leave, but to
stay in old Abbeville. Let’s see
again. This section only offers
two candidates from this territory
of about 150 square miles, or one-
fourth of Abbeville'County, and
what vote did the city give them
to encoitrage their staying in old
Abbeville?'’ To 'The candidate for
coroner the city gave two votetf—
a large inducement, indeed. To
the candidate for the House of
Representatives the* city gave 84
votes,—a fine illustration of her
love to this section.
Our candidate 'for the house re
ceived next to the largest vote in
the county, excluding the city
vote. Hence we conclude that af
ter all there is a “ring” at'the
court-house which intends to con
trol the politics, offices and officers
uf Abbeville County ; and as for
this section being- recognized;—
well, the vote in the primary tells
the tale. Anyway, Mr. Editor, we
are not left out altogether, as two
of our recently elected ifepresen-. ,,, ^ ,
tatives are not enemies of the new i ^ ,1C * 1 ^ 8t * Thursday.
covthtV. Now the city has shown \ -. A* r ". , aI ?^ Torn Dansbv vis-
so strongly* her loyef for tis, laying J*??*! 3 ®, 1 ” ^ r8 ‘ ^ urtln ’
by her vole, “we don’t want any , ^ ast bu ! lt * a v I i
of yonr ^betiop 'represented, but! Mr. Joe 1 horiuon and daughter
Ve would like “for you to stay in ' ia . ve ffY er *
Abbeville County, as we need thing better this week,
taxes, ns vi*e don’t, want • to‘ c'Ut j ?l > no T ? etter ’ .
down the salaries of t lie officers, I »3 hauling
wedonT ffaiit tlld praotice of our pff ootton this week rapidly,
crippled
the graded schools of Tampa this
session. These accomplished teach
ers should be kept in South Caro
lina. : ■
• Mr. E. A- Mars, of Mt. GarmeJ,
was on our streets recently attend
ing to Masonic duties.
Mrs.* R, W. Perryman and chil
dren, and Mrs. R. B. Cheatham
were with relatives in
last Wednesday.
Mf* A- M -Gibert, one of our
largest farmers, will set' out ten
thousand peach trees on his Or
ange Hill plantation. He has had
a peach expert to examine the
soil, etc., and he finds it well
adapted to fruit, grov/ing.
W. O. Covin has moved into his
new store, and has the largest and
best selected stock of goods seen
in a long time in Willingtou.
.Cellar Springs Notes,
Dr. W. A. Hunter was in the
city of Abbeville last week selling
bottom - * - " ' * •
Miss Martha Rich went to Ab-,
beville last Wednesday to meet a
friend from Augusta.
' ‘Mrs. Mary Q. Hanjiinson visited
Mr. J. T. Davis last week/
Mr. H. D, Martin, from Brad
ley, visited Mrs. Lizzie Gable last
Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Wilson went to Hard
Labor last Saldrcbiy. ‘ ? *“
Mrs. Mary G. Hankinson, from
Augusta, spent the day with Mrs.
A car-load of J‘Peninsular”
brand stoves and Wnges f ir sale
by Britt & Co.
We have all the bew things in
dry goods and notions.
_ 1 Britt & Co.
See our window for the proper
ing in gents fall neckwear.
Brit't & Co.
When yen want a stylish hat'-r^ i ty i n-n
buy tlio new Jefferson,—or better Dry GrOOdS, Dr^SS fyOOClS, SllRS,
Ladies’ Cloaks, Skirts, Ilats and Under-
we,ar, Men’s Hats, Caps and Sfeoes ;
at prices that defy competition. Come and see for yourself before
buying elsewhere. I have Special Bargains in the following, and it
will pay you to see them : *
Umbrellas and Payasols at 75 cents, worth $1.25.
Men’s Shirts at 25 cents, worth 50 cents, ' '
Men’s Shirts at 50 cents, worth $1.00.
Men’s Caps at IQ cents, worth 20 cents.
Ladies’ Skirts from $1.50 to $7.00.
Ladies’ Cfloaks from $1.50 to $13.5Q.
Men’s Hats from 25 ctpits to $3.00.
Men’s Shoes from $1.25 to $4.00.
Ladies’ Shoes from $1.06 to $3.^Q.
Silks from 35 cent9 to$l per yard.
Embroideries and Lace9 of all kinds at lowest prices.
Buggies, Piedmont and Birdsell Wagons, at lowest prices.
Stetson, at Rri+t’s.
On shoes we are strictly in it.
Popular makes for all.'
1 Britt & Go.
We have on hand a selection of
high grade buggies that will please
the hardest customer. Special
agents for the celebrated Summer
buggy. Reasonable terjU 8 , ant *
prices as low as consistent with
high giad£ work. « Ask to see our
line.^special! ni harness and
robes. Britt&Oo.' “ ‘ '
Stetson & Bros.’ “high art”
clothing. Correct fall -patterns
and styles just deceived at
Britt & Co.’s.
WH^T IS LIFE?
In the last analysis nobody
ktfotvs, but we do know thut it is
Under strict law*. A-hbse that iu"w
San dove r even slightly; pain results.. Irreg
ular living means derangement of
the organs, resulting iu constipa
tion, headache and liver trouble.
Dr. King’s Nbw Ltfd Pills quickly
readjusts this. Its gentle yet
thorough. Only 25c at all drug
stores.
Just a Word ltom Brttt’s.
We have spared no pains or ex
pense to gather together from the
great marts of trade the splendid
selection of new, seasonable relia
ble merchandise with which every
department of ’oiir store is team
ing, all arranged and priced so
low that buying from us is a
pleasure as well as economy. -
•' Have you visited -our store and
had our salesmen show you the
different wares and make you
prices? If not, you are not so
fortunate as your neighbor. He
knows a thing or twb tnat you do
not. We are put for business, ar d
are loaded for it. Come in and
see us. Have our buyer look at
your cotton. We are always in
th§ market. Yours truly,
* Britt & £o.
. r.c-; ■*
is some-
but his
lawyers
road tjjjc
roadsoowu
we need your
for you don’t • need good
there and you are too
far nw'ftjr to trade with us, some
of* ns will yisjt* you eVufy’two
years at least j and enjoy your
hospitality, and incidentally we
heed'ypUr vote.'
Mr. Editor, can wo leave old
Abbeville after such a show of her
love for us? Old Rome never loved
her colonies more. * " * ’ * ‘ '*•
• • , "*’ v *>'■ t! Free Thinker.
Mr. Charley Thornton will mow
hay, one-half for the other. R.*
“ Johnnie get your gun,” or go
to J. B. Ilarmon’s and gel one.
Biitls wjlf sobii fie" rip’e.' J. B".
Harmon has everything in sport
ing g'XJfid.*'
BUCKLEN’S ARNICA SALVE.
Has world-w ide fame for mar-
yejops cur^- Jt surpasses any
other salve, lotion," bibt.iient or
balm for cuts, corns, burns, boils,
§ores, ulcers, tetter, salt
rheum,.fover soresVchapped hands
at all druggists.
A Splendid Crop.
A correspondent of theBnmherg &nd ski« eruptioua; infallible for
H«y< ,?P?y tbj 1 ® piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 26c
in one field were laid off five feet
and the cotton left 24 inches in
the drill, aud it was locked in the
rows. One field of about 100 acres,
the best judges say will make from
150 to 200 bales of’500 pounds
each. Then there is another field
that contains 60 acres; of this 20
acres has been adjudged the be9t
ever grown in Bamberg County.
ME John C. Matthgws, one of our
best planters, sa'ys it will make
three bales per acre. It is a sight
to behold. The remainder of the
field is fine, for it will make two
bales per acre.’”
Qornville priefletS.
Y' v i ? v .. * a •* i
Everything is getting dry around
here, and we are net-ding rain
badly. ^ '
Rev. S. T. Blackmau was around
in our community last Week.
• Mrs. D. J. PaUner is staying
with her daughter,* Mfi; George
Talbert, during the illness of the
latter.
1 Mrs. R. D. Holt and little son,
of 'fJHijayV Ga.. is visjting her pa
tents, Mr.'and Mrs! Geo. Price. 1 '
Misses Suuie Henderson and
Viola McCain, of McCormick,
spent lustThursday afternoon with
Miss Alma Talbert.
Little Ermie and Lillie Dorn
have both bben Sidk with chills
add fever, but we are glad to say
they are inu’dH better.'
Mrs. Rob’t Lyon, of Greenwood,
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. J. Rankin, last weak. *
’ Mrs. J. M: Dorn and her daugh
ters, Misses Ella And* Etta, visited
in Edgefield last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Edmunds
Mrs. George
There will be preaching in Dorn-
ville church next Sunday after
noon by Mr. Hermou Rankin.
Miss Ella Dorn and Mr. Ernest
Ashmore will return tb Edgefield
this week to resume their studies
in the Edgefield Institute.
! What is the* matter with Dorn-
ville Sunday-school? We have very
few attendants, and wish every
body to take part. Chatterbox.
spent last Friday \v;th Ilia sister,
Mrs. George Price. ’>
HEALTH
**I don’t think w« conld keep
hon se without Thedford's Bluck-
Djmufrht. We have used it in the
family for ot-er two years with tha
best of results. 1 haye.net had a
doetpr-ip the liouso fs-r that- length
Of tfinel - It is'* doctb?' iii iteelf ana
always ready k> make » person well
and i eppy.”—JAMES HALL, Jack-
aonvtllor IU.
Because thi? great medicine
relieves stomach pains.frees the
constipated bowels and invigofj
ates the torpid liver and Weak
ened’kidneys ■ ^
Ho Doctor
UJV^ ^ 1 -i-t >*
is necessary in the home where
Thedford’s B4ack-Draught is
kept. Families living m the
country, miles from any physi
cian, have been kept in health
for years with this medicine as
their only doctor. Thedford’s
Black-Draught cur<8 biliotis-
ness, dyspepsia, colds, chills and
fever, bad blood, headaches,
diarrhoea, constipation, colic
and almost every other ailment
} >ecause the stomach, bowels
iver and kidneys so nearly con
trol the health.
THEDFOffD’S
BLACIf-
MAKflT
Cotton, Saw, Fertfiizer, Oii and Ice Ma
chinery, and Supplies and Ropairs, Ma*
chine Tools, Wood-working Machinery",
Shafting, Pulleys, Hangers, Leather aud
Rubber belting and Hose, Riilroad
Mill Supplies* and Tools. Srfeam Pumpsf,
Feed "Water Heaters and "HoLtmg En
gines. Capacity for three hundred hands!
Plaus and Estimates furnished for Power
Plant«.aud Steel Bridges,
remaa—iw ■— mm ■■ ■ ■ a—i
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OREAT BARGAINS
IN
REAL ESTATE,
J. B. HARMON, Leader of Low Prices.
Ta
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All Sorts of Paints,
at all sorts of prices
<•' i" -w i* V • ' • ’ ‘^ *
Are offered the public at times, but after all is said
they fir£ not the kind or quality ol paints you can
afford to put on your property,
' # W - * * *
Paint to gi\^ good service must be made from
finest materials by manufacturers who know the
« . ; t > i - • t ! ■ - T * ■ ^ i . . - ' . ’S >"*
good ffom tpe bad, whose knowledge for properly
mixing paints is unquestioned.
We offer you just, such paints tp-,dgy fqj every
use. .Qolo|- cards and prices for the asking.
O’Connor-ShwQers Paint Cq.,
In Our Nf.w Quarters,
842 Reynolds, St., AUGUSTA, GA-
►For Sale by BRITT & CO,, McCormick, S. C.
PROF. P. M. WHITMAN,
209 7th Street - y * Augusta,-Ga.
GI VES FREE EVE TESTS for all d«-l
feet* of s'eht. Grinds the proper}
end WARRANTS them.
Ltnsr* cut ?ato your frame while ygu waft.
FREE OF CHARGE,
H-f++++++*+V H4++-H'*
•J AMS. E. BRITT, '
Fire and Life Insurance Agency.
Office at Bank of McCormick.
Only the very Best Standard
Companies represented. Can write
you a Life Insurance Policy in any
of the standard companies.
Call and see "me when in need o'f
either Fire or Life Insurance.
*, . ’ , * . » , „ . « a ;k I t . -■* ’i' t
Rank of McCokmick.
General Banking Bnsiness.
DEPOSITS SOLICITED^
300
Magnificent Burglar-Proof Vault
offers to Depositors every facility
which their Balances, Business
and Respectabilty warrant. '
1 B. F. MAULDIN,
President.
JAMES E. BRITT. Cashier.
J. E. Bradley, Assistant Cashiei
•'l ri - >< v' v-
Days,
A PLANTATION—Greenwood Co J t-i - *1
7 miles; 580 acres; 150in cuiti- Parker lor ^resident—JduUock lor F urniture.
tatibn ; 250 original forest ; BOO
acres wired pasture fence; 75
acres bottoms on HarVflabo'f
creek. PJtt| $3,000, one-third
chsh, balf^H time,
200-AC R K a] I.LQiin
Falls; 40junder^^^^^)ast urp
40 originrfflforest, oak and hiclcr
6ry2 tenement houses; $1,800.
210 ACRES—100 cultivation ; 70
rail fence pasture; 40 •wbotf*] ... v , .......
lands; good water in abunci-! Rugs, Window Shades, Curtain Pole?
ance; 8-room dwelling; off pub
lic road ; 2£ miles from McCor-
. mick. Price $2,500. 11 *""
250 ACRES—125 in cultivation;
75 under all tail fence; 50 acres
6riginal forest ; 8-room'dw‘ell :
ing; 5 tenement houses; 4 barns ;
one gin house; 8 wells of fine
water; land well terraced; 6
miles from McCormick. Price
$2,500.
585—ACRES—5 miles from Mc-
r "CofitiickI ou two public dirt
roads;* 100 acres under cultiva
tion; 100 acres under pastures
(rail) fence; 85 acres woodland.
Dwelling house, 2 good barns
and fine well of water. Price N. B.—To the Public: Having secured the services of an experienced Under-
$2 500 net* 1 * ' j taker and Embalmer, lam prepared to furnish Coffins and Burial Caskets of any
For location and full inform-! s^eon short mnjee and at prices to suit pnrehasers.
* or location ana lun miorm some i y cqU fpped, furnished.
ation, call on or write to
$1,000 WORTH
FufffittH'e t© Arrive In 15
RAN0IN6 FtiBM 116 TO $53 A SUIJ .
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Call and see our general line of Beautifu
and
Clocks in great variety;
A complete line of Cooking Stoves of va
rious sorts and sizes.
A choice line of Family Groceries and
Plantation Supp ies arriving dsuy.
Best Brands of C^a^s and Tobaccos.
A full line qf Confectionery on hand and
to arrive, .
A. G. BULLOCK,
Opposite Depot - - - MoGORMiGR, S. 6.
First-class Hearse, hand-
* Legal blanks, liens, notes, mortgages,
ete,, at the Messenger office. 1
i jfr t> ■» • f - • » < L' v • i
KIDNEY 01
are the most fatal of all dis
eases.
cm CY’O KIDNEY SORE is I
lULEI d Guaranteed Hsjssdy
or money refunded. Contains
remedies recognized by emi
nent physicians as the best for
Kidney and Bladder troubles*
PRICII 50c. aad $1.00.
The MeGormick Real Estate Agency.
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TOc & $1.00
rrec Trial.
A New Cash Store.
•»
AVING bought the entire stock of General Merchandise of
Greeson & C‘>-4 I am prepared to sell goods
* ' • «” , 1
Below Rock Bottom Prices for Cash.
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To this already coniplete stock will be aclded weekly.
Dry Goods, Notions, Underwear. Hosiery,
Dre§s Goods, Domestics, Sho- s, Hats,
Glothing, and a Complete Line of
Plantation and Family Supplies.
Mr. J. B. SMITH will be in charge and ready to serve old and
new friends. Remembe I buy and sell for CASH.
J. J. ANDREWS McCormick Cash Store.
The Original Undertaker!!
With Fifteen Years Experience,
G-.'Q ^ G>'
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A Large and handsome variety of Coffins and
Burial Caskets. Any style and price fur
nished on shortest notice.
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Attention; Low
Mptto is \\ r hat
Everybody Wants:—“Prompt.
Prices; Honest Dealing.”
Surest and ti
THROAT an'
f
LSS, or MOK EY BACK.
ckeet Cure for
I/UNQ TEOUB-
FURNITURE!
GOOD, HANDSOME, DURABLE, LASTING
Prices and quality made to suit your pocket-
book. I don-t blow on paper. My goods
do that for me.
prices before buying else-
BURUM BROS. & Cl
' — -Dealers in-
Lime, Latlis ?
and Cement.
V •
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in
Plantation Supplies and Stool Food!
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Charleston l Western CarolinalrR.
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AUGUSTA & ASHEVILLE SHORT LINi;
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Schedule iu effect Sept. 5, 1904.
pm am pm am*
2:55 10:10 Lv Augusta Ar 5:20 11:0(1
4:40 11:47 Lv McOormick Ar 3:40 9:T?U
7:10
Ar Anderson Lv
pm 12:39 Ar Greenwood Lv 2:46
1;17 “ Waterloo “ 2:15
1:45 “ Laurens Lv 1:50
$125 ** Greenville 12:15
3:30 “ Spartanburg ,£ l2;0t
7:00
—— »
a m
3:40 Lv Spartanburg Ar 10;20
5:47 “ Saluda Lv 8;40
6;2() “ Hendersonv. Lv 8:1(1
7:15 “ Asheville Lv 7:15
p m am
pm - - - pm
b2:35 Lv Augusta Ar bl2:20
4:30 Ar Allendale Lv 10:25
5:40 Ar Yamassee Lv 0:15
7-40 Ar Charleston “- 7-it)
Ar Savannah “ (ct)6-40
6-30 Ar Beaufort “ 7-40
6-40 Ar Port Royal7-25
pm am
Fur information rhvtive to rates
etq., apply to
W. J. Connor, Agent, —
McCorrrticF, S. C.
Ernest Willims, G. P A.,
Augusta, Ga.
T. M. Emerson, T: M.
Headache.
Have you got it? Do you have it?*
Do you wuut to get rid of it? Go tb
ri. M. Fuller & Co.s’
Store at McCormick,
"and get a package of
. •
Nervalgine.
It will cure a headache in five
minutes fiy apy'lady’^ watch.
Manufactured by Nervalgine Co.
of Augusta, Ga.
Call and get my knock-down
where. Remember the original,
bargain
C. H. McCAIN, Main St., McCormick, S. C.
Good Living Restanrant.
Barber Shop and Restaurant.
Barbecued. Meats, Beefsteaks,
Hum, on hand and ready to serve."
Pvs.te^ in any stylo on Friday;
and Saturday of each week during,
the season. v
Shaving, Shampooing and Hair
Cutting neatly and promptly done.
Call hn'd give me a trial is all I
ask. Satisfaction guaranteed.
If you fail to deal with me we
both lose money.
BURTON, Barber and Restaurateur.
Main St., McCormick.
Store House for Rent.
Store house on
Main street for
W. O. Sturkey.
upper corqer of.
rent. Apply t<^