I "Acme" Bicvclesl
|! '98 Models. High Grade, i f
SAME GRADE AS AGENTS SELL FOR $75.00. L
fen ?.'e Have no Agents but Sell Direct
to tbe Rider at Manufacturer's
Prices, Saying Yon c!I
Agent's Profits.
t"\ Rest materials, Superb finish. Eight
ck-tant noctcis. Vte ship anywhere with jki
H privilege of examination, pay express [M
L'i charges bctb ways and refund year My
JL,;ii v.ioucy il not as represented. Ever*> |Si$
jfrl "Acme" is fully guaranteed against jjjfo
SL all Accident* as well as Defective Work' W
|g %ia:vJiip. Scod for catalogue. *tACME
CYCLE CO.,
? : m Main St, - Elkhart, lad. fsj
/ ' - - "
Registration Notice.
The office of the Supervisor of registration
will be opened on the first
Monday in every month and the two
days immediately following, for the
purpose of the registering of any pereon
who is qualified as follows:
Who shall have been a resident of
the State for two years, of the connty
one year and of the polling precinct
-fa which the elector offers to vote four
qaonths before the day of election, and
4kall have paid, eiz months before any
poll tax then due and payable, and
Who can both read and write any seo'*
' * _r iaor.
uon 01 me uohbiuguou ui ouumitted
to him bj the supervisors of registration,
or can show that he owns,
ltd has paid all taxes collectable during
the present year on property in
this State assessed at three hundred
dollars or more. J. J.-EADDl,
Clerk of Board.
Probably you use it
Nearly everyone does, and if so you
know all about how far superior it is to
either baking soda or baking powder.
Leaven
?s the latest advance in baking preparations,
and if ycu don't use it you should.
If Is Better Than Soda
because it will make biscuit just right
every time. No more yellow spots or
soda taste.
It Is Better Than Baking Powder
it ic half nc Qtrr^nar arrain
one heaping teaspoonful will do the
work of two rounded teaspoonfuls of
the best baking powder ever made.
It Don't Spoil
but is so prepared that with ordinary
care it will retain its full strength for
. years. Wc do not have to pack it in
tin cans like baking powder, and this
saving enables us to give you better
value for your money than yo t ever
had before.
~ .4 Utile leaven leaveneth the u/iete iumf."
e ounces for ten cents.?6 ounces tor five cents.
ACRE HYGIENIC MATTRESS.
TU*m&ttre4ftdepead? largely upon air?the most reeiitont
foro? fcrowu to science?for ft* luxurious eorufort iu
liAvinjf a hollow central air *puce tha Irujtth and width
the mattrtws containing spring taction irith S8
string* intei-roiled into woven wire fabric* at top and hottern.
Around *.ti* Is placed the Oiling, non-ab?or?ciit untleepMe
pure white c?u<m felt. The air under pressure in
ynmbi nation with the springs result In a moot remarkable
wliaficity. and with the other feature* make the mattress
fcnteuic. pneumatic, self-ventilating and of down> softrau
Setter thun unj ether mattreaa at an* price.
C D C C To introduce our
a o rnCC?i&.?? -acui:"
IL iPjB Hygienic Mattress we will for a
& limited time include with ererr
H I order a One RrtM Trimmed.
I I White EnnwrM
B....1^^. Jj^^t ' ffyr" \ Metal fit-d Free,
tly" fe?.t'.andoneofour
II I celebrated^ patent
11 Irk t bwringm same n*
111 | ,yjr * ' " Ti|] adopted by the TT S.
JcUU \"? . | {JlArmy after thiee
""VJ jj I , , | I I months of the mod
v'Baaas "ar>
W V great virtue* c?mferl,durability
and
vdMotlne**. Adjusts itself automatically to varying
weight*. A light and henry person lying side by ride will
not roll again t oath Other, f^end u? One IHillur. state
loo the good-\;
and pay thebsl- .
"*acv #l 4.0(1 **d trclrht charge* only when satisfied that
-they oee exactly ft* represented. Where all rush- lA.iMtiasant
wlthortier we prceay freight In full from thisend,
Further, we will make shipment with the express underOanilins
that If. in vour udcraent. the m?ttre*?aIone is not
nth more iban tlXfiO ;.u<l better than any oth?r mattress,
ao Mtrr how coml*. yoa can hunt jo-ir money bse*
The iitrr of th:? mattress does not becin to re; re-ent it?
?b)ae, ttte rmj Koiiil comfort found in it-i um-. J> e * r I >
eerytxxly aim has u-*t it thu. far ha* rcportm ; .11
ralao reoeiro-t in the fio-t month's o ?.
The preai Inm 4 otTer-ml in connection with the trmt'ri...
re a free iift front us for the adrert isina which we n. i
we will obtain fro n the cue on year part of thi? mtt't?...
2t i* by use alone that its fnii merits can be am r crime.I.
a re?nc?t we will eect ilnplicatew of persona! leiteii
*f endor.enient from the celeh-afM Chicai;? nint?on.
Dr. J. B. Mnrfiy; Washington Hesinu. late postmaster of
Sbicmjo; Mr. Joseph Hiece', of Sieai-i. footer .? of
i ihicaso; Jadee K. W. Cliftor.i <rf Chicago,and r v.y oil <-r
k till I mi ' ii I r npln nf T>ii tnl 11?ittr A?.. to.
& ' ? gst m? *?!f-aajp'.e* of rewers aad OhMtnted c-itaB
' r loguen show!n-? more than ti'i ?t.? le? of
B. itwr Caarbis ut ill <rh _ uH<c?. Arte- Hewlett
^Bfeorhlu... t? ! . ?. i MM Mum >< !tre..-T rlnm t
HEftnl ttefs. Vanltc is?l 1 yrljl.1 :
Chair*, liwt. \liyt<y er?, etc. g
^K\CM? SPRifiG ~ w. ?3d S-.
bomsa co cvicaco.
THE LITTLE HEROES
HEROIC DEEDS OF CHILDRE
IN VARIOUS LANDS.
Germany Oirst t!>o Mo<t Prococin
Hero on Record A ItUMKian Hoy W1
'f.tcklrd A Hungry Wolf to
| Sleeping l?*)>e.
I
Probably the most precocious hei
on mora is a uny noy cuueu lieuuai
Webber, aged 5 years, who sever
| days ago received a certificate of liom
from the Royal Humane Society <
Germany for saving from drowning tt
life of his little brother, aged 3. Tl
I children wore playing with some otln
boys on the edge of a pond, when tt
| youngest Webber fell into the wate
i The others, frightened by the iuciden
took to their heels, but Leonard, w'tl
j out the slightest hesitation, plunged i
I and rescued his brother from a watei
j death. The youthful hero, who is
bright, intelligent youngster, seem*
to think nothing of his brave feat.
Quite as remarkable was the ca;
which comes front a remote corner <
Russia, where a boy of 9 years actua
ly possessed the temerity to tackle
great, gaunt wolf that had assailed
tiny playmate as the latter lay aslee
The rescuer seized an ax that chanc*
to be lying on the ground, where
had been left by a woodman, and ga^
battle to the wolf, who, finding hin
self thus attacked, promptly aba:
cloned his murderous mienuons bl
trotted off into the wood. So silent
was the splendid deed performed th:
the sleeper slept on through its pe
formance, and it was only when 1
awoke soon afterwards that he heai
how narrow an escape he had he
from a terrible death.
Russia has, indeed, been the scei
of much youthful heroism. Son
3'ears ago, when a peasant woman w;
sitting with her little daughter, age
j about S years, at supper, the curtail
j which divided the living room I
I which they sat from the adjoining b-:i
room, caught fire, through the expb
sion of an oil lamp. The mother s;
dumbfounded, not knowing what to d
tut her daughter, child as she wa
possessed mere presence of mind, fo
seizing a knife, she climbed upon
chair, cut down the blazing curtair
and then smothered the flames wit
the hearth rug. In two minutes' tin:
the fire, which might have develop?
into a veritable conflagration, was e:
tinguished, and the whole business w<
carried out by the unaided pluck of
mite of 8. Fortunately she escape
with nothing worse than several triv
al burns, and her brave conduct w;
the talk of the village for a long tirr
afterwards.
Even burglars have found then
selves worsted by children little mo:
than babies, and in Nottingham not s
very long ago a burly disciple of Bi
Svkes was subdued and captured t
the action of a schoolboy of 12. Tt
boy slept in a tiny room adjoining h
father's apartment, and was awakene
one December night by sounds of
struggle from the latter chambe
Without an lnstant'3 hesitation tt
o nnlrpr iinrl eliding n
tiptoe Into the room found his rek
tive in the grip of a massive burgia
who was gradually choking him.
Quick as thought the boy hit the ru
fian, once, twice and thri:e upon th
head, with the result that he loosene
his grasp on the father's throat an
fell to the -floor stunned and helples
Ten minutes later he was on his wa
to the police station under the guai
dianship of two stalwart constable
and it afterwards transpired that h
was a malefactor long wanted by tb
police for a series of daring burglarie
Baying Bird* to Free Them.
Miss Marie Dalroyde, the Londo
i actress, who recently inherited a lars
fortune, created a sensation on
I thoroughfare of that city recentl:
| While passing a stall where a bir
! dealer had a large stock of wild bird
| in cages she purchased a dozen lir
J nets, opened the doors of their cage
j and let them fly away. Finding sh
j had not money enough in her purs
to procure freedom for all the warbler
.she returned home for rzore, and revi?
iting the man purchased and liberate
every wild bird in his stock. An im
mense crowd of people gathered an
many of them warmly commended he
kindly act.?New York Mall and Ex
press.
Knrlnl
I1VUUI
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
Itartiliciallydigests-thefoodandaid
Nature in strengthening and recon
-trocting the exhausted digestive or
gans. It is the latest discovered digest
ant and tonic. No other preparatioi
can approach it in efficiency. It in
stantly relieves and permanently cure:
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn
Flatulence, oour Stomach, Nausea
I Sick Headache,Castr.dgia,Cramps,anc
f all other results ?f iimvrfectdigestion
Prepared by E. C OoV.'iit 6 Co., Chicago.
'I run ini.
N j
Presbyterian Church?Rov. J. E.
! Duulop, pastor, 1st Sunday, 4 p. m.;
| 3rd Sunday 11 u. in.
a, Methodist Church ? Rev. W. S.
a , Martin, pustor, 1st and 4th Sundays,
j 11 a. ra. and 7:30 p. w.; 3d Sunday,
7:30p. in.
"O
,l Baptist Church?Rev. F. \Y. EasoD,
:i> minister, 2nd Sunday. 11 a. m. and 7:30
- iii L3 3 r.on
jr p. m., *iu ounuay i :ou p. m.
Episcopal Church -Rev. R. W. Barnu
welJ, pasior, '2nd Sunday 11a. m.,7:30
'r P. m.
ie : OUK CLUB OFFKKS.
r. )
t, The County Record one year and
i- [ the Farm Journal live years, SI.00.
in The County Record one year and the I
T Home aud Farm, $1.25.
a j The County Record one year and
;c* the Semi-Weekly News and Courier, I
$1.75.
5G '
. i The County Record one vearandthe
j Tri-Weekly (X. Y.) Worldj $1.65.
a ' The County Record one year and
a the Semi-Weeklv Columbia State,$2.00.
p. The County Record one year and the
ed Atlanta Constitution, $1.75.
it |
' Buell & Roberts'
'>!
" ! CASH DRY GOODS STORE.
?!
,!j ' Some Of Oar Specials:
t .
| Ladies' Umbrellas, 20-inch, lilack
16 I Serge, 12 different styles of Decorated
ie 1 China and Sterling Silver, Congo hanis
| dlea, 89 cen-s.
id 26-inch, Steel rods, Black Serge,
13 Congo handles, 49 cents,
ia 26 inch, Black Silk, Sterling Silver,
1- Tnrne I Coigo bandies, 81.29.
o- 20-itieb. extra quality. B.ack Seige,
it uiih Id'tck and d'lik greiU carved huu '?,
die", at G") and 98 cents.
/ *....4 Or: iii#.h RInr?lt Crlnria
o. I urui ruicu r. iovwi
r, Silk, Steel roil-, Sterling silver, turned
a : CouiiO bandies, $1.3 ).
is J 2o-iucb, Steel tiuil Wood rods, Black
h Serge, 49 cents.
le 2G-incb, Black Serge, latest style
id | Horn Laudle, $1.24.
i- ; BLACK SATIXE at 5 cents,
is ; White Lawn, 40 inches wide, 5c.
a Cambric at 5c.
d White Table Damask at 20, 25, 34, )
i- 48, 50, 74c, $1 and $1.25.
is Bed Damask at 15, 20, 25 and 35c.
le ! Be&atiful Colored Silks Ht Zi cents.
Huck Towels, bright borders 5c.
i- , Towels at 3c.
e i Bleached Hack Towels, H S, 37x20,
so at 10 cents.
11 Lace Curtains, Crash Skirts, white
iy Plaid Aprons, Wrappers, Lambrequins,
ie Tinsel Drapery, Bureau Scarfs, Pillow
is Casep, Side Combs,Shirt Waists,Brush
d Braid, Dress Bones, Crash, Straw
a - Sailors, Bell Crown Sailors, and several
r. i other kinds too numerous to mention
ie j and quote prices, proportionately
,n j cheap.
| Just received, 1 case Cordet's Beatir(
j ful Gcods at 5c per yard
?
f- ' Furniture Department
j ; 10-piece Solid Oak Suits SI7.
j I 10-piece Solid Oak Suits $18.
s i 10-piece Solid Walnut Suits $G5 to
v I 3110. ,
Solid Oak Sideboards 812 to 815.
Imitation Walnut Sideboards $6.50 to
,'e **
SiDgle Lounges 8* to 86.
Bed Lounges 88.50 to $15.
Imitation Walnut Beds $2.50 to $5.
I Mattresses $2 to 88.
Bed Springs 82.25 to 81.
I 6-foot Oak Extension Tables 81.50 to
n : 810.
:e 5-foot Imitation Oak Extension Tables
a $3.50.
r. Kitchen Table SI.25 to $1.75.
d Full Size Willow Rockers $1.50.
la Kitchen Safes 82. 75 to $3.50.
i- Stoves 85.25 to $20.
'3 Ladies' Desks $5 to $14.
e 10-piece Decorated Char mber sets 82.19
e 6-foot Smyrna Rugs $2.88.
a 5-foot Velvet Carpet Rugs $1.50.
5-foot Smyrna Rugs $1.40.
d 3-foot Smyrna Rugs CJc.
- 6-foot Jute Rugs 98c.
d Window shades lOo to $1.25.
r Bamboo Easels 50o to 81.50.
Just received, a new lot of fine
Chinese and Japanese mattings.
' HI 8 HIS,
573 and 575 King St., Charleston.S.C.
> Skm Diseases.
9
For the speedy and permanent cnre oil
tetter, salt rheum and eczema, Chamberlain's
Eye and Skin Ointment is
8 without an equal. It relieves the itching
and smarting almost instantly and
its continued use effects a permanent
cure. It also cures itch, barber's itch,
1 scald head, sore nipples, itching piles,
* chapped hands, chronic sore eyes and
s granulated lids.
?...
Dr. fadj's Condition Powders for
1 horses are the best tonic, blood purifier
and vermifuge Price, 35 cents. Sold by
- ^ _ - ~ -
niir- n in 1 r o h t:ren G^i.i
^K!?y l?il tires an 1 hiphcrade equipment
CCUn ftilC nm I IR ,ory?jr?*p"?a*?nt'nru
dCnll UnC UULLAn hqifhtof frame wanted, an.
anbjecttn naminatun and approval. If voii don't find it the
r?n e OltDMt TO-DAY if yon don't wanttn he di?app>i
WE HAVE BICYCLES ?
in every tcwnto reprevr.t at. Rar.dredv earned their bic?'
for at. *ls<? FVro TJ?o of Minnie wheel to ??enti H
at the jretteti Kiclu?lve Bicycle IVou?e in the world an
Ch?c v . I ^x;y expreva compe?iv and to our ccstwm^rv everywh
Jm Lm i
IBIGGLI
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\ <>- *?^ Up-'O-date, 0
N somcly Prii
C (l r N?- I-BIGQ
^ |J / V if I All about He
1 1/7 I 74 illustratic
38 ( \ No. 2-BIGQI
^ \ about rti
v 1 contains 43 c
/ / 1 varieties anc
vrijg y-\ i N?- ^~?IGGI
I of all the^pri
_ I Price, 50 Cet
(f\VtVV} ^,1 No. 4?BIGGI
4 \y J) l"-? V* All about Co
r V_/ v* / m sale: contai
1 ^ Js breed, witui
\ r No. 5-BIGGI
\. | Just out. A
J'^A I ery, Disease
n I tones and otl
11} \ 1 TbeBIQQLE B0<
\ saw anythiai
/ \ ore having i
V is i Chicken, or
L I away for thi
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XuT old; it is the fjres
cuit-after-you-hav
the world the big
' of America havin
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13 Astor Place
tSilmpe
Admittedly the E
the n
6 The Imperial J
One Galio
The needle keeps th
the generating tube b
that will not go out.
flicker.' The light cm
a gas jet or lamp. Th
JUJ-L j 0)*. the market and ev
^gjsaw^ao^ | be had. IT WILL I
n If not sold in your tc
THE IMPE
V 132-134 L^e Street,
i^i w:M
quois Bicycles SJfi/75
AO of the famous I 'OquOlS Model 3 fl BB B-ryrkrs
illbe told ?t $16.Ties h,Jusl one-third laeir re al lalur.
ROQUOIS CYCLE WORKS FAILED wheels were
to ei|M-e?lieljl)Bilt.a J we hare boujbt the entire plant at a forced
ileal 40 eenu oa the f oliar. V'ltb it we jot 4U0 Model 3 frofjoots Bides,
finished and conplcte, Made tO Sell 0t $60. Toadri
.se our business svt hare concluded to sell tneso tuC at just whac
ey aland us. ard make the mnrvelotia offer cf a Model S
* OQ UOIS BI C YCLE it $16-"bile ihcjrla.t. The wheels
e strictly up-to-date, famous ereryw here for beauty and tood quality.
CCrCIDTOM Th<" IfNt'i* Model 3 is too well acurrn to De?<t
COwnlr I Use a detailed description. Shelby IK ID. seamless
bir.;.improred two-piee# crank, detachable sprockets arch crown,
rrei hubs and hanper. ?ly in. drop, finest nickel and enamel: coirs.
throughout Our Written Guarantee with eirry bejel*,
rantee for eharire* one way ?tvte whether lahict' or gents', color And
J wh will .hip i'. 0 D. forth* balance ($15.75 an.I express charges),
noat wooderfel Bleyele Offer ever made, .*d<1 it bach at our ax*
nted 50 cent. d ?<*our.tfor ea?h in full wifh ordaf.
>irplete line DD Sodel. at ^11>10 and up. 8cfond*baii4
el. IS to f 10. We want H.ZX? J3 JrL AaFWT^
rle last year Thit rear we offer wheel. and cash for work d>*io
fnte for our liberal proposition. Wo are known ererywhee*
id are perfectly reliable; we refer to any bank or busices* house in
ere
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LE BERRY BOOK
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I 100 other illustrations. Price, 50 Cents. 1
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ncipal breeds; with 103 other illustrations, t
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I32 other illustrations. Price, 50 Cents. ;
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OKS are unique,original,useful you never j
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ry one who keeps a Horse, Cow, Hog or J
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the world's history during the preents,
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