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I SMjpnr. Presbyterian Church?Rev. J". E. lunlop, puHtor, let Suuduy, 4 p. m.; 3rd Sunday 11 a. in. Methodist Church ? Rev. TV. S. -Martin, pastor, 1st and 4th Sundays, 11 a. Hi. and 7:30 p. m.; 3d Sunday, 7:30]>. :n. Baptist Church?Rev. F. W. Easou, minister. 2nd Sunday. 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. ; 4th Sunday 7:30 p. in. Episcopal Church-Rev. R. W. Barnwell, pastor, 2nd Sunday 11 a. m.,7:30 p. m. OUR CLUli OFFERS. The County Record one year and the Form Journal live years, SI.00. The County Record one year and the Home and Farm, $1.25. The County Record one year and the Semi-Weekly News and Courier, $1.75. The County Record one vear and the Tri-Weekly (N. Y.) Worldi SIM. The County Record one y%ar end theSemi-Weekly Colombia State,$2.00. The County Record one year and the Atlanta Constitution, 31.75. Buell & Roberts' .4 eASH DRY GOODS STORE. Some Of Oar Specials: Ladies' Umbrellas, 2G-ioob, Black Serge, 12 different styles of Decorated Chiua and Sterling Silver, Congo handle*. 89 cents. 26-inch, Steel rods, Black Serge, C-ODgo handles, 49 oents. 26-inch, Black Silk, SterliDcr Silver, Turned Congo bandies, 31.29. 2G-inch, extra quality. Black Seige, -with black and dark green oarved handles, at 65 and 98 ceuts. ?ii?ofi.in^h Rlftofc Gloria UCUbiCUfVU o ?V rtilkc Steel rod?, Sterling silver, turned Oougo handles, 81.30. 28-inch, Steel and Wood rods, Black Serge, 49 cents. 26-incb, Black Serge, latest style florn handle, 81-24. BLACK SATINE at 5 cents, s White Lawn, 40 inches wide. 5c. Oambriu at 5c. White Table Damask at 20, 25, 34.. 48, 5C, 74c, 81 and 81.25 Ked Damask at 15, 20, 25 and 35c. Beantiful Colored Silks at 24 cents. Hnck Towels, bright borders 5c. Bleached Huck Towels, H S, 37x20, at 10 ceDts. Lace Curtains, Crash Skirts, white Plaid Aprons, Wrappers, Lambrequins, Tinsci Drapery, Bureau Scarfs, Pillow Cases, Side Combs,Shirt Waists,Brui-h Braid. Dress Bones, Crash, Straw Sailors, Hell Crow a Sailors, and several other kinds too numerous to mention and quote prices, proportionately cheap. Just received, 1 case Cordet's Bcatiful (Icude at 5c per yard ; / Furniture Department 10-piece Solid Oak Suits SI". 10-piece Solid Oi.k Suits SI8. 10-pieee Sohd Walnut Suits $05 to $110. Solid Oak Sideboards 812 to 815. Imitation Walnut Sideboards 86 50 to $8. Single Lounges 8% tu SC. Bed Lounges C8.50 to 815. Imitation Walnut Beds $2.50 to 86. Mattresses S2 1o S8. Bed Springs 82.25 to 8-4. <?-Ioot "JaK x-xieaeiou luuica ?, $10. 5-foot Invitation Oak Extension Table* $3.00. Kitchen Table $1.25 to $1.75. i'ull Size Willow Kocker* $1.50. Kitchen Safes $2. 7." to $3.00. Stoves $0 20 to $20. Ladies' Desks $0 to $11. y. t 10-pitce Decopated Cbarmbe? sets $2. If t>-foot Smyrna lings $2.88. o-foot Velvet Carpet Ilugs C-.00. 0-foot Smyrna Rug* $1.40. 3-foot Smyrna Kuvs ?. tWoot Jnte Ruga 98o. Window shades 10c to $1.20. Bamboo Easels 50c to $1.50. Just received, a uew lot of lin< { hiueee and Japanese mutticga. _ fill $ .HE, 57o ami 57o King St., Charleston.S.C Skm Diseases, For the speedy and permanent cure o; tetter, fait lheum and eczema. Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment is without an equal. It relieves the itch ing and smarting almost instantly anc its continued use effects a permanenl cure. It also cures itch, barber's itch, scald head, sore nipples, itching piles, chapped hands, chronifc sore eyes anc .granulated lids. Dr. Cady's Condition Powders foi k horses are the best tonic, blood purifiei P and vermifuge Price. 35 cents. Sold to \ i r the wise onion. . *IM llko to bo a hyacinth," Tin ?>ni'?n suttly si^herl. 1 Anil in t!if iviini. w flash an-l fla:a<s is: all my parole priilc. Hut. then, it' -jj-Ti i can no*. shine; j I'll t"l! yo.i what I'll ?U> 5 I'll <t?? mv t.i?l to ! ? a ten-a; ' J'iz oui m through ami Miroti^h. t1 I a * Til fee! that whi:o my mis-ton's v>t T'> he :t Monti < ' trrac". . The hyacinth, witii all it-, charms, Can never take my place. j i ' Thor.zh i :a:iy never shine like lie ' i , Iti purine ll.iu.o anil flake. 1 .She ne'er, like me. can shine vritcrir j Am harnessed to a steak. , j tl i '"So lot her blow in joy sublime, i 1 .My drvatu will 1 pursue!-- I f Aim! do try best to bo a great itig onion. rUroug'i nn?l through." 3 1!. K. Muukittrick, in Ptc*k. t PITH AND POINT. ; a , ''Does skating tire you out'?'* \o F . T>ut I sit down frequently."?PhilaJ delphia North American. g Hoax?"Why do you call the tenor 11 vocal pirate?" -Toax?"Because ha 1 , | commits murder on the high C." ^ She?"What is the term applied to t | one who signs auother person's name ^ j to a check?" He?"Five or ten years ! j ! usually."?Chicago News. 1 ^ ! "Daubs has painted a dreadfully ! 1 ! had picture. What shall I say about j it?" 'You can safely say it i:. full of c individuality. "'?Chicago Record. ^ i "My daughter's music,"' sighed the ! mother, "has been a great expense." j < "Indeed?" returned the guest, "some j . neighbors sued you, I suppose?" ? ; ( Jsoston Traveller. t "Julius, you (lout mind my house- [ ' cjeauiug, (lo you?" "No, dearie; 70^ ' ?U>n't uiako half as much muss and dis- j comfort as my mother used to make." ] ( I ?Detroit Free Press. "A Boston man who died worth 1 * ' millions began his career by opening j ' oysters." "That's funny. J began , my career by sampling bottled milk." 1 I ?Cleveland Plain Dealer. i ' "And what does the local critic fay j J j of me?" asked the Ghost. "Oh, he J ! lets you down easy," said Hamlet. ' , "He merely says that the Ghost i ! wasn't true to life."?Puck. j , Ella?"You must have been up late j , I last night, there are rings arouua i : your eyes." Stella?"Well, they are J j engagement rings; I sat up with Fred ; until he proposed."?Judge, i "Mary Anu, I told you if you < cracked another china teapot yon ] would hare to pay for it." "Yes, > mum, but I didn't crack this un; I , broke it."?Indianapolis Journal. I Briggs?"You don't know what yen I are talking about when you call me a i I donkey." Diggs?"I'd like to know ' why I don't. I once owned a donkey j lor three months."?Chicago News. ; i "1 wonder what Aguinaldo will do , when the war is over?" "It would ' be money iti his jioeket to come over here ami open a training school for j messenger bovs."?Indianapolis .Ionr- j I nal. * J "1 wonder why Miss F.itten'uousfc ' never goi married. She must have t bad chances." "Ob. yes; but she's so , thoroughly American that she doesn't J t like to give up being a liberty belle." 1 ? Philadelphia Bulletin. Servant - "Mem. the boarders say ' that the butter is awful strong." < Landlady?"Hereafter remember to . spread their toast thinner. One must i have some regard for the tastes of j cue's boarders." ? Boston Trani i script. Sunday-school Teacher ? "When the bad children called the old wau ' 'bald-head,' the bears came out of the woods and ate them up! What does that teach us?" Scholar--"To always climb a tree before calling names!"? i t'UCh.. "Maud Wintergreen," said the as-1 ( 1 touished and mortified young man, 1 "are you going to throw- me over for i that dull, prosy oid Scraggs?" "Mr. i Spoonatnore," freezingly replied the ; young woman, rising to signify that I the interview was over, "Mr. Scraggs may not be as poetical as you are but j 'he' rhymes with 'me,' and 'you | don't.''?Chicago Tribune. ) Hunting; For Pearl*. 1'carls cuter so largely into the completion of the fashionable woman's eve- { ning dress that the pearl bunting indus- , try is on the increase. The dealers in pearls from the Concho River, in Texas, are profiting from this in- j | crease in the demand lor pearis, ana t i the harvest brought from that locality i finds a ready market in New York and 1 other large cities. i The demand for pearls from the ' Concho River is of recent date, it ; having lequired several years of hard I work to create a market for pearls from a comparatively unknown locality. Men who are engaged in the occupation of pearl hunting along the ; Concho find it profitable, as do others j who hunt along the tributaries of the ' j Upper Colorado River. j Walteil I.ontt For Their l.etter*. ' ' In 17G0 there were but eight mails 1 a year from Philadelphia to the Poto' mac River, and even then the postride need not start till he had received I enough letters to pay the expenses of the trip. It was not until postal af- | fairs were placed in the capable and responsible hands of Benjamin Frankr Jin that there were any regular or > trustworthy mails. 1 THOUGHT TiiBW: VA5 Vilmin^ton's i^alufi in llic Ana/oa Dc podnlated a Village. In describing tin* course of the I". S. i !. "WilminsrJua" up the Amazon IIIvr. r. II. < >! ui:in relates tin* following nmi<ing incident in Ainsloe's Magaino: "Six tviys af:er lier departure from I lauut.s the 'Wilmington' reached a ; toint where *'.i Coliiaoos ends and llm ' Jio Marauon and Itio .favari. wliich ' orm it. ln'iriji The Uio .Tavan has tho | 11st taction of serving as the boundary j itie between Brazil und Peru for some j ive hundred miles, and close t<> its , uuetion with the Mai anon is a small own. Tabatinga. at which is maim aiued a force of Brazilian soldiers, vho have the monotonous task of warding the frontier. "The Wiluiiugtsa* tired a national alute as slio slowly aproached the ma- ( ion and sent a boat ashore to ex- , hange the usual courtesies. On gain- j ng the little wharf extending out , rom the bluff banks in front of tha j own the officer In charge of the gun- ; >oat*s cutler noticed with some sur>rise that the crowd of spectators previously observed on shore had entire- j y disapx?eared. "There were several Brazilian solliers at the landing, and one of these 1 ventured to approach tlie naval officer. . ["he Brazilian seemed greatly disturb- i 'd. and from the actions of his cotu- j tanions it was evident they folt ouao* | tountably alarmed. " 'Seuhor.' exclaimed the former i tastily, "tyc art; without news, jyid \ya ' teg that1 you will euligh(#n us at once? " 'News of what?' was the Ameri- j *an's puzzled reply. 'I am sure I ?' | " 'Then there is no war?' broke ia ;no soiuier. "'Not Iu this part of the world.* " 'But you tiredV "The 'Wilmington's* representative ] rtifled his desire to laugh and gravely ! explained the gunboat's presence, aud i aer well-meant courtesy iu expending >o much powder. '"I am delighted.' fiunllv confessed ! the Brazilian; "hut. senhor,' he added, J you have depopulated the village. All j the natives have Qe?l to the Jungle, ard j [ doubt if we can induce them to re- ; turn until you are gone. Scubor, those j ;uns, they echo yetr i "A mile or two above Tabatinga sev- . ?ral huts were uotieed near the river's ' bank, but the most careful scrutiny | with glasses could not discover signs ! of life. It was plainly apparent the j salute of the 'Wilmington' had badly frightened every ludiau within heartag." Klnfness In ourselves Is the honey that b unts the sting of unklndness 1a inothi r.?Landor. MANUFACTURE >S OF DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINGS AND Building flaterial. Dealers in Sash Weights, Cord, Hardware, Window glass, etc. We guarautee our work stiperior to any sold in this city, all being of our own manufacture. E.n.HACKER, ProprietorCHARLESTON, - 5. CRegistration Notice. The office of the Supervisor of regi* ratiou will be opened on the first Monday in every month and the two lays immediately following, for the jurpose of the registering of any per10q who is qualified aa follows: Who shall have been a resident of he State for two years, of the county >no year and of the polling precinot n which the elector offers to vote fonr nonths before the day of election, and U.ll U..n ?A <* mnntkl h?fnrA liflT mail UO! C p?lU, Dl* UiVN*!.. ^ joll tax then dae and payable, and rho oan both read and write any seoion of the Constitution of 1895 submitted to him by the supervisors of regbtration, or can show that he owns, ?nd has paid all taxes collectable dar* ng the present year on property in his State aseessed at three hnndred lollara or more. J. J. EADDY, Clerk of Board. TheOrug Store Kind hut price the snmc as ordinary brands. Druggists buy Anvil Soda in bulkand sell it at live eenis an nunce. Grocers w;!'. it in packages ut loe. a pound nr 3 pounds fur 4ie. !i Cs Exactly the Same Soda, To g?t the host yon must Insist on packages put a;> I x the manufacturer with the AUV'L DRAMD TRADEMARK. G0CD leaf 4 402$ Vr) BE1 Stnd for 1 e^SSK^ ""!%. "'"BALL [bIggIe! ; A Farm Library of une s. Up-'o-Jate, Concise and "N somcly Printed and B f By JAC01 i> (f ^iTT no*1 -biogle hor< \ M j- J/ I AH about Horses?? Con LrX^yf I 74 illustrations; a stand JI ?L \ NO. 2?bigqle beri 5r ^ \ All about jfrowinR Sma Vt 1 contains 43 colored life-1 J I varieties and ico other i \ No. 3-bigqle POUL uuSftrlI All about Poultry: the t I tells everything : withij ?/ of all the principal bree< I Price, 50 Cents. C\J \ yva A No. 4?biggle cow . \J? :y (- A^V\t All about Cews and the 1 I \^gj H sale; contains Soolared I -& J breed, with 132 other illi \ /* No. 5?bigglb swib \- | Just out. Atl about Ho 7 J'_i ! Oiseam, etc. Cor TV 1 tones and other en^ravii <J -J\ \ The BIGQLE BOOKS are uni \ saw anything like thetne ? \ are havin? an enormou I .South. livery otic who F ? W ^ ^1 Chicken, or grow* Stna I 1 away for the BIQULE I W^FARM J IjP" Is your paper, made for you a t(( old; it is the greet boiled-do quit-after-you-have-said-it. Fs t the world?the biggest paper I of America?having over a mil : Any ONE of the BIGGLE BOOKS, an< t 5 YEARS (remainder of 1899, 1000. 190:, 1902 a 5 to any address for A DOLLAR BILL. sample ol FARM JOURNAL and circular ties ? *.vtt mkr atkinson. Address, aJ k'HAS. V. JENKINS. A TI ? ^ = imperia %<Mr/ Covered by Admittedly the BEST the most e< The Imperial t"'nsco $r 100 can* cent per One Gallon wil The needle keeps the burne the generating tube being in that will not go out. There flicker. The light can be rai; a gas jet or lamp. The Jmpe on the market and everythin be had. IT WILL PAY TC If not sold in your town writ THE IMPERIAL Lake Street, Dvsoeosia Cure J " (eat* ton Digests what you eat. Tp?n It artificially digests the food and aids ] Nature in strengthening and recon, structing the exhausted digestive organs. It is the latest discovjied digest- rjf,!'""!!: ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in efficiency. It ini stantly relieves and j>ermanently cures i Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Heartburn, Flatulence. Sour Stomach, Nausea. ? 61tk Headache, Gastralgia,Cramps,ana & all other results of imperfectdigestion. fry*' Prepared by E. C. DcWitt A Co.. Chicago. rffcg Probably you use itNearly everyone does, and if so yc know all about how far superior it is i either baking soda or baking powdei ? of W | ond bof Leaven m I liw Che j is the latest advance in bakinj; prcpnra | I tions, and if vcu don't use it you should j tueyiwe In wnt w * i'urthi It Is Better Than Soda nonhm 1 because it will make biscuit just riglr every time. No more yellow s not* o vaint-. ti soda taste. ' ^.00 Thr p It Is Better Thau Baking Powder ???f? wevrtllr because it is half as strong again a :.t i?bj oue heaping teaspoonful will do t' Cf?"na^ work of two rounded teaspoonfuis o Jr^(J K the best baking powder ever made. Ohictlto trail kmi It Don't Spoil eroi but is so prepared that wit!) ord.nar ; *v 11 4. . n ? . AciucfN , care it will retain !ts full stien^rth 1?< Much:* years. We do not have to pack it i Settle I tin cans like baking powder, and t hi acnu [ saving enables us to give you b: :ti value for your money than \ou iv. had before. __ TB 1 "A litilt leaven leavenetk (he vkete lum* ' ' ? canoes for ten cents ?6 ounces for five sent*. *** * for all work, h TER for some, j SEST for everybody. J lour Neighbor's Endorsement. ' NER. GENL SOU. A GENT. A \LL ST. ATLANTA CA.f ^F. . HOUSE ENTRANCE"- ^ tftftKX r vuiil; | % quailed value?Practical, : I Comprehensive?Hand- J eautifully Illustrated. 3 BIGGLE \ 5E BOOK imon-Sensc Treatise, with over | ard work. I'ricc. 50 Cents. IY BOOK U Fruits?read and learn how: I ike reproductions of all leading t Unstratiocs. Price, 50 Cents. t .TRY BOOK t ie? Poultry Book in existence ; f colored lite-like reproductions X Is: with loj other illustrations t BOOK | Dairy Baldness ; hawing a great | [ life-lika reproduction* ofenutt j u*ratioos. rricc,s?C?*s ? IE BOOK gs?Breeding, Feeding, Botch- [ rtnioa ower io hmnnrul hall- I tigs. Price. So Cents. I Que,original,useful?you new * _ -so practical, yo9ensible. They J is sale?East, West, North and f keeps a Horse, Cow, Hog or J 11 Fruits, ought to send right t BOOKS. The t OURNAL! ud not a mis6t. It is az years wn, hit-the-nail-on-the-head,irtn and Household paper in ofits sire in the United States lion and a-balfregular readers. J the FARM JOURNAL i nd 1903) will be sent by mail bribing BIOOLE BOOKS free. ARM JOURNAL Philadelphia I dac I amt* A VIMU a. mm yr U. S. Patenta. light on the market and conornical. miHon stove gasoline and gives a lie power light at a cost of one Xs day. M 1 burn (>0 hours. :r clean, so it will not clog, and i center of flame, insures a light I is no odor, no smoke and no Jj ?ed or turned down just as with A RIAL is the most perfect light H g pertaining to it is the best to M i iMirF^Tir: ATK /m __1 I :e us for catalogue. j | . GAS LAMP CO. CHICAGO, ILL. v HE HYGI^^ATTRESS. uttroKS depend* lartf?Jr upon cir-the roo?t r*?il? known to uciance?for IN luxurious com fort in a hollow central air mimic* tbo length anil width iattrow< containing spring section with K> steel nterroile 1 into woven wire fabrics at top ami hot sand this in placed the filling. non-abswrbcut ?nllm? white cotton JVIt. The air on dor presume in .rion with the springs result in it most renicrlmble jr. and with the other feature* make tbe n,?itre?? , pneumatic, self-ventilating and of down) soft rtter Lhan uuy other matt rves at oh * price. C 0 C C ?To introdrre our a r W* C C *14.00 ~acMt" ^j? ^ lly^Wile Mattre?a we will for a iimil?<l time Include. with every V I [J order a line Hnw Trlmmrd. I White Eestmled JL ,? Metal Ibsl ?itr. 9 like cut >our jjtchoice of widths II, UK. 4 and IV, *"**'.it^T". . \i<^ feet , and one of oor . ifc?-?celebrated taint >J| "AC31E" Bed L R3lr^ I faring*. Home lu I vlwf " " r" T* adoptedh> theD.S \"S ii t Army after f.h'ee J 9 I l , I \ I months oi the ieo?t \1 I Iff | j i I i I rigid tents it* he? le ' 't coinbii.ic.t the 1 e gre.it virtues eon*I'l.radarohllltr Mid see. Adjust* ilaelf aatomatuiills to varying A lisht and heavy person lying eido by side win again t each oritur. Send na ?ac Dollar. suite '* - aantaMBvA ' the .ml- * 4.00 -sod fr>l?M ?h?rj*??only when ertt'sfiod that exactly as rtirTtweiitO'l. W hent nil cash - $1 o.OtV? Ith order we prepay freight In Tall from thmend jr. wo will ruako shipment wi'h the exprwas urnlm i that if. in your judgment the rnaUreasalono in not ?.* than tl'.Oj >.nd ootter then any other miUnw. it how costly. jo-j ran have your rnouov tiack. lee of this mattress doe" Dot la-uin to re;re-rnt its he real solid oimfort found in its uw. Nearly ly who has ttsod it thu? fur lies reported full value received in the t'.r-<t imuth'e nw. rt-mlum . offrr? it in connect ion wi;li the mattr?-?s Mt gift from o" for the sdvertisins which we e.v e ybtainfrom tho u>o on your rati of this insttreM. , ucj scans that ita full merits can !* appreciati !. inr>t ws will send duplicator of personal letters 9 rssment lrora tho oelebrated Chicago un.'nis." .Murphy; Washington tlwioit, iate postmaster of ; Mr. Joseph Siecol, of Siectl, Cooper X Co. cf ' ; Judge R. "V. Clitford of Chicago. t ?i<l many other urn people, of tho merits of this mattress. Ask for "A." aj iff ?Samploa of cornm end Illustrate I oats lognes showing mire than tlO st%Irs ?f jnchcsutnll >ci e "fere. A? ? !?cv?l?* rs. It cake. M?wa?rg Acme llni-s.Trlieiwist kst?. Mantle and i'prlghl folding lialr*. Hock- 'w. etc. ( I OPRifr W- C3d St.. ?, /?? MlflAOf it tb^ncs accredited the clcrcest rftea the result at arhltUiU ,U ' ')' > .XS&j?