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REGULAR WEEKLY, LETTER
B FROM OJ3 S!ST*?H TOWN.
't; P?-?3!o ar; Dorn-*.-- '.. V3 of;
B Corn, Grist, Hsv, M :i!, Etc.,
3rough; to the Town.
W/es^coni!Sf;! v< m i lasI week l?iaf
wo readers
o! c >ri?, meal. mcist and ;
B?^ thal ht^Jo.'en shipped to liiis.
jkla^ tor tj?'j pn-it two or mire |
t years, bit will e irtiil tint prom- '
'' ise a^Jittie an.l tjiw you nnac-j
count f+T what ?;r. shipped the
year? 1895 mi l II will make!
this staUmm M. that shipments of ;
a the kin ! were heavier in '9:> than
?95 hut not ;n heavy as '97. The j
year eighteen hundred and ninety i
five shipments were as follows: ]
^11 bujrs mM, 11 bhls. trrisl, 33j
corn, 5 hairs moil, ami % |
^Haies of hav. .Now i( the farmers j
notice the increase %of lS97j
fl^Her 1893 they will see where j
^^Hev are drifrin*. S!ii;?:i
year 1897 and Jan. of 9S are j
^B^uollows: 583 bails corn, 731
^Bk meal 150 bbls. and sacks'
334 hales hav. In
I think
verv low and that fall!
I ''-' time lor farmers.!
four more 11ention
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ample
I fciiert n;yese <tf>60(DI
Hior ypon
I Kntidii is
j^lBn crop
I Bl company
office here Feb. tht
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up here
Miss tfaiiie
I ^ Ronald, 8 C, as I earlier.
W correspondent has been I
ably informed that the pen-;
miitoroMhe A O L at VVii j
on. N 0, made a c'ear profit i
a half acres ;
of strawberry* of one thousand;
and one hundred dbllars.
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Miss Anna Mixon has bought |
u her a ne?v "bike."
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Mr. B C Whitehead went, to
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Wiinmus'oQ, N O.-oa business las* (
8i'trday.
I)r S D M Bert is planting tobacco
a^ain this vear.
Mr V .f WiUoiisrhhv shipped
twenty gaskets of co! lards to New
York lust Saturday. He recently
made a shipment of lettuce.
SI. \V?I '.-ill ?rh h\? iv nx?t. iniill'2 t<)
nil, ? .v. ..... n- depend
entirely 011 cotton; he ha>
t just set out :t fidd ot asparagus.
He also has strawberry* anil will
; plant boans. \V.
^ All ere liturs of the estate of the
fate J -I) PendeV^rass, are hereby
notified to render an account of
their demands duly atte-ted wNfcin
the time proscribed by law. nikl
all persons indented to said e.^tatv
y are likewise notified to make payo
wment of their indebtedness to
KMMIE M PKNIIKIVjIBUS,
Administratrix.
What is
Scott's
MEmulsion ^
B It is a strengthening food and
^Bonic, remarkable in its flesh-form Hngf
properties. It contains Cod^Hiver
CHI emulsified or partially
f[ with the well*
y prized Hypoz
and Soca, so
T is materially
flit Do?
S^of flesh and
1 condition the
d the^dult. It
1 of the anemic;
heal the fcritaand
longs, And
lumption. We
nt because the
Sr-five years has
>f thousands of
10TTS Emulsion.
I druggists,
wists, New York.
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Disttirhauoel^^n^ errtuH svsand
great ^S^Hk nf'fen
the hair 111 0!;inrR^TOl:?IL ("11lorjiol
this and restore Hie color;
wii!) Hall's Hair Keuewer.
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Ta :i recent Idler from Washing-]
ton, P. ('., to an old friend, Major <i
A Studer, for twenty years United
states Consul at Singapore, says:
"While at Pes Moine- * bectune acquainted
with a liniment known as
Chamberlain's Cain Palm, which 1)
fonn.l excellent against rehcuma-j
tisin as we!las as against soreness cfj
the throat and cht-.-t [giving mej
much easier breathing). I had a!
touch ofpenumonia early this Week. I
and two applications freely applied:
to the throat and chest relieved me .
of it at once. I would not he without |
it for anything.'I For sale by Wallace
& Johnson.
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Woman's Diseases !
Are ?.s peculiar as J
unavoidable, and i
cannot be discussed
or treated as wc jsfi&U> i
do those to which '
the entire human
family are subject. / * :
Menstruation sus- !
t<uns such import- IFflfj jl ,Uj!l j
an t relations to herv'.lfc.j.' I j
health, that whcn^'f i I tr^ j
Suppressed,Irrcgu- r. h'j J A
lar o r Painful, ?/;]'[ n 1 V\ j
she soon becomesv> 1
languid, nervous ' !
and irritable, the bloom leaves her
cheek and very grave complica-1
tions arise unless Regularity and j
Vigor are restored to these organs.
Bradfieldsofonerftc
"jpt | most noted!
remale physicians
1 of the South,
Regulator ;?VS?
sort prevail more extensively than :
in any other section, and has never j
failed to correct disordered Men- j
struation. It restores health and j
strength to the suffering woman, j
\T( h*r? for tie past thirty years handled :
Bradfleld's Female mutilator, both at whole- j
ale and retail, aad in no in?tanco hu it failed j
to give s&tinf Action. V? tell more of it thfca all ;
other remedies combined."
LAUAK, Ramos & Lamas,
Atlanta, Macon and Albany, Ga. J
Tk: Bi>?oficu> RcauutToe Co., Atlanta, Ga.
ScM by ?S DratsSU at SLOO per BaUie. !
Who S^a^*j^^^.overnor?
[ Talking abfv.il the coming'ca n i
! paign one oi the most re-tiarknble I
I modes of beginning such it con :
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test is 1 h 11 adopted oy Senator|
A toiler, of Spartanburg, lie i> >
j now ?n avowed candidate, and j
I tiiey say l.e is not a rjoiiter. Hej
! lets it be known that be is a can !
jdidaie and expects the record he!
! is making as Senator to be onej
j of his campaign arguments. Now!
there are agre.it many people j
who look on Senator Archer's ean- j
jdidaey as a political joke. Tliatj
i is a g:ea< mistake. Ii is a serious
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j mailer. "Mr. Archer is not a political
humorist. He is not a Whit|
man. ??r a Moon, or a Pone, but he
i means to rim, ami he means busi^11
ess. He is not a light-weight j
jmither. :?:ul he who thinks so make j
, aV'rious Mistake. lie is a good j
j dealer, no- easily put dow n, and j
j full i^rSarcasm and vicioiisness in j
j reply-somewhat Tillmanesque.
iii.s plamfirm is announced to be
tone of economy, but that will n.it
I be the real and vital is-oe in the;
I approaching campaign
Of course Governor Kilerbe will j
be a eand.d ate f?>r re-election, ami J
is to bo so regarded. Ii is friends j
contend that the wave of anlag-j
onism to him wi.l soon pass awayj
am! if anything result from the!
light ni turn it will be a reaction i
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in his favor. i
' Nothing much has been heard j
during the Legislative session re-j
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igarding the candidacy of-Ool. Ii
! Watson, but he is looked upon ast
1 being permanently in the race.
Ex-Solicitor Schnmpert. of New
berry, is spoken of as a certain j
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j candidate, ana some 01 ms jmunjeal
friends say that he has given j
ithem assurances at his intention j
make the race. Should be de
i ciH^ to enter ii will give a decided ;
; flavto. to the contest,
OolAjeo. D Tillman is also re- j
garded aWi very probable candidate.?NewV^nd
Courier,
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^AndTonic Pellets. !,
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Cut* al! forms cf dipease caused hy
a Sluggish Liver and Biliousness. ,1
The Pink pin Cleanses
4 The Tonic Pellet Invigorates
The little " Portor'* Book " tcl!.? ail about
them, and a week's Treatment Free, prove*
every word true. Complete Treatment, 23c.
B?0lVN Mfu. CO.. H V. j.**j rcentmi'c, Te.ia
If you convince a man anuin* f (
his will von may have to du it over
again next day. 1
If you have a bunion lint is
very sore, apph indiui with a j
brush or soft ra^ every nighf. If j
this treatment, causes pain, after j
a few applications apply it every j
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CONDENSED SClfEDULb.
I>uu?l Doc. 20 1S07.
TRAINS <;o!\?, sofJ'lI.
No. ;t5.?
Leave Florence 3:2.r? a. in.
Leave Kinjrstroe
Arrive Danes 4:-Wa. m i
Leave L ines 4: IS h. in
Arrive Charleston L; ?ii a. in
No. 23.
Leave Florence 7:.V? p. m
Leave Kin^stree Sn?7 p. m
Arrive Lanes 9:1"> p. in
Leave Lanes ft:lo p. m
Arrive Charleston 10:00 [>. in
No. 53.* __ " t
Leave Lanes ' 7:40 p. ni
Ariive Charleston 0:15 p. in
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
No. 78.*
Leave Charleston 6:33. a. m.
Arrive Lanes 8:10 a.m.
Leave Lanes 8:10a.m.
Leave Kimr>tree 8:25 a. nri.
Araive Florence 9:33 fc?. m
No. 32?
Leave Charleston 5:17 p. m.
Arrive Lanes 6:45 p. in.
Leave Lines 6:45 p. in.
Lea^e Kings! ret:
Arrive Florence 7:55 p. np
\a. 52.#
Leave Charleston 7:00 a, m.
Arrive Lanes 8:26 a., in.
* Daily. 1
No. 52 run* through to Columbia yia
Central R. Ii. of S. C.
Trains Xos. 7-S an<l 32 run via Wilshn
ami Ki.yetteville?Short I.ine?and make
elos? connection for all points North '?
Trains on C. & D. R. R. leave TP rence
d-iilv except Sunday 9 55 a. in., ailrive
Darlington in a. ui., Chorawl i 4f>
a. m.. Wadesboro 2 25 p. in T.eave Florf
puce daily except Sir day 8 15 p. in.: ar]
rive Darlington S40 p. in.. Flartsville !H
35 p. n?., pennetrsville 9 86 p. in.:, GJh 1
son 10 On p. H . I^oare Florence Sunday I
only 9 35 a. in , arrive Darlington 10271
a m., llartsvillell 10 a. in.
Reave Gibson daily creept Senday 6- I
6:15 a. m.Eennett-?v>ll 6:01 a. m., ]
arrive Darlington 7:3o a. ni. )
l.eale Hartrvllle dally czorpt Sunday i
6:45 a. in, airive Darlldgton 7:30 a. m.
leave Darlington 9:00 a. in. T.eave
Wad ?sboro daily ezeept Sunday 3:00 p.
m. Clicrnw 5:15 p. nr. Darlington 0:29 1
p. in. arrive Florence 7:09 p. m.
J. F. DIVINE, <
Gen'J Sup't.
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THE STEA
Spain &ii?J t.o 4}u n 1 ! <
covtrr
Vnrir.uh coiitiu * f.
r?f havirji u;a?JO th<- v
c*:i 1 of Mi ;;u:
jtHiirinj* ly f:?rls
I)Utill litl(* sOUri-PS '.t \v.vS
that tlieruoveiiiHit of 1
Steam \vtis arsi i t:::?
lie notice. At Barei'lora. iu ti
Jj'li, a mefhciik- nan*tl Hias <!e 1
fJiirnv flffrr nuifiv uersisti lit ek ift?. I
succeeded in impressing Chalks V
of Austria (Charlts 1 of f-pain)
with the value of his new in-1
volition lor driving ships by "team. I
The trial which took place wrsccn-1
siuered a success by iLc public, but i
the chief of the royal commission? j
Ravago, the tr?:ast:ie keeper of tlie j
kingdom ?for certain sinister rca- j
sons persuaded the emperor that the \
discovery was of no practical value,
and so ruined the Lopes of Llasco
de Garay.
Later on. about the beginning of
the seventeenth century. Giovanni
Branca. an Italian, invented a steam \
eDgine, and his machine is the first |
of which we have any descriptive
or pictorial record. About this same
period, too. France produced a
claimant lor the glory oi having invented
the steam engine, and Marion
Delorine. in o letter to M. do Cinq
Mars, dated Paris, Hill. gives an account
ol him in a visit to the Licet re
with iho Marquis of Worcester:
"We were crossing the court of
the madhouse, una I, more dead
than alive with Likept close to
lay companion's side. when a frightfill
face uppoaml behind wme immerse
bais, and u hc-nrse voice exclaimed:
I urn rot mud 1 I am not
piaii! 1 have trade a discovery
which woukl enrich tho country that
adopted it.' 'What has he discovered':'
1 asked of our guide. 'Oh,'
he answered, shrugging Lis shoulders,
'something trifling enough.
You would never'guess it. It is the
use of the steam of boiling water.'
I began to laugh. 'This man,' continued
the keeper, 'is Salomon de
Caus. Ko came from Normandy
four years ago to present to the king
a statement of the wonderful catec's
that might be produced from his
invention. The cardinal seat the
roadman away without listening to '
bim. .Salomon de Caus, fur from j
being discouraged, followed the car- J
dinal wherever be went with the'
most determined perseverance, whev i
tired to death with bis folly, order- j
ed bim to be sbut up ;u the Eicetre, {
where bo Life now Icon for j
years.'
' Lord Worcester wrs conducted |
to his (De Caus) cell and comeback j
end and thoughtful. 'He is indeed j
mud now,' said lie. 'Misfortune end j
captivity have alienated bis reaf-?.>n,1
but it is you wLo have to answer/
for bis, madness. When you caar
him into that cell, you confined xiJ'
greatest gtmus of the :.ge.' " / '
Twenty-two years a!icr the aLofC j
incident, in 1C03, in n work of f i* j
called "Century of Invention!-,'' fLfc f
Marquis of V*oicestcr deectibef 3'
steam apparatus of Lih own.
followed with bis invention in I'^l.
Captain Savwy's engine lcr water
raising was made in itiOi, ur/d iu
1711! Thomas Newcomer) confctruc^
ed the first tell' acting steam enginewhnh
worked suuesslully for over;
a century. and with it the ^ge ol i
steam may be said to have been in- j
augurated.?Lloyd's Weekly Kews- j
paper.
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A Prugrettive Youth.
In one of tbe primary sehoolroonj^ j
tiro teacher hot iced that quu the :
little boys was leaning forward and
talking to a small colored girl who
sat just in front of biny Kho kept
her C3'0 on him for a moment or two.
"Ray," she finally *>aid, "what
are j*cu saying to ilanriet"
Ray looked up with t* start. j
"I?1 was just aaklh her some-;
thiu," he answered.
"Well, what was it*"
"Nothin much."
"Tell me what it was."
"1 was just askin hlamie what her
mamma's name'wa*"
"Her mamma's namei" repeated
the astonished teafher. "And why
do you want to ktfow her mamma's
namei" j
Afnefo* P^t? I
"Wen, you Roe,. M'u -ju noiu avuj , |
"I might want 'to go callin some
time, and i thought I'd like to get
the i^aroes righjt-"?Cleveland Plain
Dealer. /
A Qnjter Landslide.
A curious landslip occurred in the
village of battel, in Canton Scbwyz.
An inn situi/ted by the side of the
road which /uns across the slope of
a hill was danied, without sustaining
any injury. 33 feet down the
hillside, stepping just short of being
precipitated into the liver
Steinen. The road in front of the
house, tbjO garden, and all the immediate
Surroundings of the inn are
Pict. the house were two large
8, a#d even these in no way
era*.
I . / Ex Parts.
U^^Prye?Tell me, dear, do you
e^^Httrrel with your husband?
^Hamb? Never. But he often
qtj^^B with me, the hateful thing.
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' TT^ACTS ATTENTION
I'hxfs \vh:i| our prices do?atti
lie latest patterns and ot llie C
us you cannot fail to be satisfie
ja'SJ HVUW V WH
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wiuuimg
Our Fall Stock i" now ready and a
my a *uit every day for various roast
my co mo t.) us V e can prove it by
U wit h us. Give us an eye-sight tes
Ik's, Ms' id hi!
No Vit'.e i.t the Cnrolinas can-cnd)
''hat's a :i impossibility. We bought
i\v we i t into effect, and our custom*
mi price wo meet your wish at ever,
en's g( sal, serviceable suits at
ion's ox tr:t go'wl. all-wool suits, in s?
ien's fine black diagonal suits at
Sen's -n ?ts in imported and selected
hiidren's stylish, serviceable school
Hats and Caps. Pi
toward list, which is *qur.l to anvtli
'dug worth having in the head-gear
FURNISHING C
?from a p:lir of -uspenders to a coll
usdorwear to it pair of kid gloves, yo
it {>rices toaueet your a]>proval.
3octs\and ?hceg. I
c It* bra ted I less it Bro.'s fine sljjjfc.
vlierc. Thek'ro all right in material
want a pair Cf shoes. rcmc-rtfber us.
t-ttx iH r-rT rinTT ^TTI
riixa ulu i nu
Extra room and extra hands hav
fs wnnderfuR growth demanded this
ienced tailoriare now prepared to
Trade. And^yheji you'll note our sp
uroly be satisfied that this is the pla
-uit of cloths. IThe satisfaction we gi
BANOV&
Cor. King land Calhoun
3 Points to | Femembar.*
IX QUALITIES
win it, Mo rooinl for tho unsatlsfactt
,jnrVT T? Fashion's latest fi
MI i iugs. Whenathl
L> T> T d \ ^"ou Cttn idway*
I Hlvriijl further here thf
dersold? not If we ^cnow It, and that*!
^ Hill piss raw
We hnv/hi our employ MR. W. B
some of tf\e largest Northern houses,
posted, ynd keeps inltouch with the c
intrusted to him wiHrecdve prompt
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Ho w it Is Done
v A storekeeper who bay# good*
in large quantities for spot
gets great reduction?. I do 'S
ihat is why f can make a ptofflfSjfl '".2
selling at the prices I do; but /4
leaves me no margin to-cover toe*''
by bad debts. I have to sell for. ^
cash. It's cheaper for you, too,
You don't have to pay other peo-.
pie's debts in our prices. * '- W'i
nicts at tent'.Mi. L-r goods are of '
inest quality. If you deal with
7'? BWITCT
A a ttflunui
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wait-! your inspection. You <ioir*t
>ne, not easy or ooonon^etu unless
your neighbor If lie bar never trad*
ss's Mj-M Goiif,' .Jj
u-sell ns on Ready-Mnde Clothing,
our entire stock before the tariff <
*rs ri ap the beuebt; in quality, style
looted patterns, at $5 and ^ <LQh ' J^Hb
fabrics from 17.50 to - 15.00
suits from 75c up.
lubtless you know we ?r? the sole
lurieston agents for the celebrated..; ' .
in;* on the market. We have-every-.*'
lino at prices most reasonable.
1 f\ f\ r\ O From a natty necV ^.; '.
J UU xJ O tie to a dress ahJii \ jig-';
ir-button?from a suit of wooleh '
u will find our line complete, at "* J
'his department Is flourishing. Wo ... .
re sole Charleston agents for the
You can't find better shoes any,
style, shape and ?rico. Wheu yon: V.
\IG TO ORDER
e been secured by this department. %?jB
If. An extra rotter and oxtra expemeet
increased demands for Kitll
lend id assortment of fabric*, yop'll; j
ce to leave your measure fyr a fine ' ^
ive is in far, ad vanee of our price*.
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We aim to keep only the best?the
kind that retain trade, as well as '
>ry in our stock. , ' -M
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ancles find full swing In our show- .
ing is new and good, we have it,
i-count on your dollars traveling
in anywhere else; we are never up*
s one of the secrets of our 6uctfees.
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in this section, for years. Is well
lomands of this section* Anything
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