\
an host.
Presbyterian Church Eov.. J. E.
3uniop, pastor, 1st Sunday, 4 p, m.;
Jrd Sunday 11 a. in.
Methodist Church Rev. W S.
Mart:n, pastor, let and 4th Surtdaye,
li a. a. and 7:30 p. m.; 3 J Sunday,
7:30p. in.
Baptist Church Rev. F. W. EaRon,
minister, 2nd Sunday. 11 a. m. and 7:30
p. w.; -1th Snnday 7:3Q p. m.
Episcopal Church -Rev. R. W. Barnwell,
pastor, 2nd Sunday 11 a. in.,7:30
p. Ei.
Gentlemen's 20-incb. Black Gloria
Silk, Steel rod-, Sterlmg silver, turned
Congo handles, ?1.30.
23-inch, Steel and Wood rods, Black
Serge, 49 cents.
2G-incb, Black Serge, latest style
Horn handle, $1.24.
BLACK SATINE at 5 cents.
White Lawn, 40 inches wide, 5c.
Cambric at 5c.
White Table Damask at 20, 25, 34.
48, 50. 74c, SI aDd $1.25.
Bed Dnmusk at 15, 20, 25 and 35o.
Beautiful Colored Silks at 24 cents.
Huek Towels, bright borders 5c.
Towels at Sj.
Bleached Huck Towels, H S, 37x20,
at 10 cents.
Lace Curtains, Crash Skirts, white
Plaid Aprons, Wrappers, Lambrequins,
Tipsel Drapery, Bureau Scarfs, Pillow
Cases, Side Combs,Shirt Waists,Bru.-h
Braid, Dress Bones, Crash, Straw
Sailors.l^ll Crown Sailors, andscverul
other kind# too numerous to mention
I and quote prices, proportionately
cneap.
Just received, 1 case (Jordet's Bcatifal
Gcod6 at 5c per yard
.
Furniture DepartmentlU-piecc
Solid Oak Suits 817.
10-piece Solid Ouk Suits 818.
10-piece Solid Walnut Suits $65 to,
8110.
Solid Oik Sideboards 812 to 815.
Imitation Walnut Sideboards 86 50 to
$8.
Single Lounges 8* to 86.
Bed Loaugee G8.50 to 815.
Imitation Wulunt Beda 82.50 to 86.
Mattresses ?2 to 88.
Bed Springs 82.25 to 84.
6-foot Oak Extension Tables $1.50 to:
810.
5-foot Imitation Oak Extension Tables
83.50.,
Kitchen Table $1.25 to $1.75.
Full Size Willow Rockers Sl.oU.
Kitchen Safes $2. 75 to ?3.50.
Stoves ?5.25 to ?20.
Ladies' Desks $"> to $14.
10-piece Decorated Charniber sets $2.19 '
6-foot Smyrna Rugs 82.88.
5-foot Velvet Carpet Rugs C*.50.
5-foot Smyrna Rugs 81.10.
3-foot Smyrna Ruga Cj.\
6-foot .Tuto Rugs 98c.
Window sb ad <?s 1 0c to $ 1.25.
.Bamboo Easels 50c to 81.50.
Just received, a ucw lot of Sue;
> Chinese and Japanese mnttiegs.
8118 ROM, i
573 and?>75 King St., Charleston.S.C.
Skis Diseases, I
For the speedy and permanent or.re oi' j
tetter, salt rheum and eczema. Cham- |
berlain's Eye and .Skin Ointment in'
without an equal. It relieves tlm itching
and smarting almost instantly and '
its continued use effects a permanent,
cure. It also cures itch, barber's itch,
scald head, sore nipples, itching pii s.
chapped hands, chrouic sore eyos'and
granulated lids.
Dr. fady's Condition Powders for (
horses are the best tonic, blood puritiei .
and vermifuge Price, 35cent3. Sold by
' OUIC CLUB OFFKUS.
The County Reoord one year and
the Farm Journal live years. SI.00.
The County Record ouo year and the
Homo and Furm, SI.25.
The County Record ono year and
the Seni-?Veekly News and Courior,
$1.75.
The County Record one year and the
Tri-Weekly (N. Y.) World, $1.65.
The County Record ono year end
the Semi-Weekly Columbia State,$2.00.
The Connty Record one year and the
Atlanta Constitution, $1.75.
Diieii on Kuuerib
CASH DRY GOODS STORE.
Some Of Oar Specials:
Ladies' Umbrellas, 26-incb, Black
Serge, 12 different styles of Decorated
China and Sterling Silver, Congo handles,
83 cents.
20-inch, Steel rods. Black Serge,
Congo bandies, 49 cents.
26-inch, Black Silk, Sterling Silver,
Turned Corgo handles, 81.29.
26-incb, extra quality. Black Seige, >
with black and dark green carved ban- i
dies, at 65 and 98 cents. j
which not the faintest effort was made 1
to restrain. Senator Pottus, of Ala- rx
bama. the oldest member of the body rj
bis age being only a few months short i J
of fcur score years delivered the j (
funn.ie.-it rpeevh heard within the Sen- j ]
a^o chamber in many years. It sparkl- [
ed with wit and bubbled over with s
'humor. Its sarcasm was keen, hut ; j
not bitter; and even those who were i
the victims of it could rot but enjoy 1
its perfect good humor and its unalloyed
fun. Throughout it all, Mr. Pet- 1
tus was os solemn as if he were de- j i
liver lug a funeral oration. Mr. Proc-. i
tor. Republican, of Vermont, delivered l
a forceful argument in ripocct of free i
trade with the island of Pot to Rico.
Considerable progress was msdc with j
the Porto Rican measure during the
day. most of the ccramittee amend- '
mends ard several offered by Senators j 1
being disposed of. Mr. Dcp?w. of New j '
York, and Mr. Soccner. of Wisconsin, j i
gave notice tbat th.-v would speak on ; j
Man day on the P~^to Rienn bi1'. Con- !
si deration c: tin Porto R'oaa bill was
then resrrr>r 1 and Mr. Procter spoke. (
Eiglitv-fifth Day. The feature cf the .
day's session was an exhaustive dis- .
cussion of the pending measure by Mr. !
Fairbanks, of Indiana. Particular in- i '
torest was manifested by Senators on i
both -ides of the chatnber in the speech j
tn view c* tho ati' vJe of Mr. F'oSr- j
banks' colleague, Mr. Bcvcridge. He
supported vigorously and unequivocally
the pending measure, making an. argument
which. s~me of his colleagues
said, would attract widespread at ton- ,
tion. Consideration of the Porto Rican
bill being resumed. Mr. Bacon, of Gem*- ;
gia. made a statement concerning th 1
substitute offered yesterday for tin1 ;
pending unfinished businers. Ho de- ;
sired, he said, to take to himself no ,
credit for the substitute as it was the j
measure originally prepared by Mr. ,
Foralcer. amended slightly. He could l
not speak for all members on bis side ;
of the chamber, but he knew that as h?
bad introduced the measure in the ut- j
most good faith, some Democrats, at i
least, would support it. It presented, j
he thought, the best proposition yet j
made, inasmuch a3 it provided a free j
territorial government of the United '
States. *
d
F
HOUSE. B
Eighty-third Day After fonr days '
of stormy debate the house passed the t
Army Appropriation Bill. As passed j 0
the bill is only slightly modified from ' j
the form in which it came from the i
committee. One of the last amend- 3
raents adopted opens the Soldiers' ! *
Homes to the officers and men of the P
volunteer and regular armies inc-up-a- i *
citated 'by service during or since the . ti
Spanish War. The chief incident of , n
the day was a defense of the War De- , u
parttnent by Mr. Parker (N. J.), against. t
the charge of reckless extravagance in
the fitting up of the transport Sumner j j:
made by Mr. Driggs, of New York, yes- ' ,
terday. i
Mr. MoRae (Dem., Ark.), moved to i
strike from the provision for the J "manufacture
or purchase" of small #
arm ammunition the words "or pur- |
ch2se." he declared 'that the govern- j |'
inent had ample facility .for the manu- j
facture of ammunition. Mr. Hull vig-1
orously opposed the amendment. It
night be necessary to purchase ammunition
and the hands of the govern- 1
ment should not be tied. He called at- '
tenticn to our helpless condition for j
lack of ammunition at the opening of
the Spanish War and said ho ravcrea
the accumulation of munitions of war. j
Mr. Underwood (Ala.), f~ cred the
amendment. Ke was opposed to pine- ;
1ns discretionary power to purchase in j
the hand.- of ihe War Department. He j
was inclined to think it led to extra- j
vag.ance and jobbery. and called the j
attention of th? House to the facts {
elicited yesterday regarding the trans- i
port Sumner. This referenc to tho
Sumner aroused Jfr. Parker, who d^- 1
tailed the hhory -f the vessel, which,
said, ran :,cer. wildly distorted.
At 1:2." p. m. tk House adjourned. ! (
Eighrj-.ou h l ay. The House de- j
voted the day to v. jlt claims. The bill
to rcrrtur. ::e rh British Cable Co ail-any
fa" xw ?.'> incurred in repair- c
ing the H mi hi cable, cut by Admiral \
Dewey, which was under com.?!deration c
several v.cek- age. was consigned to t
/vui-.-i-n ;k was 1 bill to refer to the |
Court of Claims the claim-; of citizens ! '
of certain 'border counties of Pernsyl- |
van: i wl: : suffered losses during the J ~
vnri:.f-s ii -ursiors of rebel forces into ' '
that State duTing the civil wjtr. This 1 1
bill has been before Ccs'grots for over
1." vi -,ts and involves about $3,4f>0,000. ,
Eighty-fifth Day. The House finish- i
rd up a hard woek'-< work by passing I
the fortifications . upropriations bill.
Not a single :?uu:. .meat was offered 1
#
CONCESSIONAL
c
I
iVunt Our Law makers are Doing from '
Day to Day. I
SENATE. i ?
Eighty-third Day. A direct vote
was taken by the Senate cn the propo- e
sition to strike from the Porto Rico e
measure the provision levying fifteen ?
per cent, of the Dingiey lav/ duties 2
upon Porto Rico products. The propo- j c
sition was defeated by a vote of 16 t* : r
33. 3
The feature of the debate was the
speech of Mr. Ileveridge, of Indiana.
While he advocated reciprocity between
the United States and Porto
Rico, he announced that if all efforts {)
to secure free trade should fail lie
wouid support the pending bill. The (
bill was under discussion throughout
the session, several important amend - 11
monts being agreed to. h
Eighty-fourth Day. -Merriment swept j t
the traditional dignity of the Senate. J li
Staid sticklers for senatorial decorum ! t
literally held their sides and scouted j
with lr.;u*hter, while the crowded gal- j r
lfrifs ir'nfvl in the lauzMns tumult.
ind tlio bill pas-ed as it came from the
ommittee. A three hours' political delate
was precipitated, many aienjber3
?n both sides being drawn into it. 'Mr.
Iemenway, of Indiana, in charge of the
till, explained that the measure carried
i7.09o.4SS. being $t.G95,4.">0 less than the j
stimares. He said reductions in the
stimates demonstrated that the govrnment
could manufacture its ow* j
pins cheaper than it couid buy them i
md the appropriation would be suffi- J
lent CO Keep uur gun uuiu.iw at nvi r\ |
light hours a day for the ensninf |
rear.
Sympathy Between BIrrfi.
In the Zoological (tardea at l'aris a
olable oecurrenee took place the other
ay. Professor A. Milne-Kd wards, the
in I ilea t naturalist, witnessed it. and
iiade it the subject of a a article which
ias just appeared iu a French selenitic
journal. Two so-called snn birds
lave been for a good while inmates of
lie aviary in the garden. These birds
ire popularly known as Japanese
liglititigalcs, though tliey arc not
buudJu Japan, and their song in no
vay seiubles that of tue nightingale,
i'liey have red bills, orange breasts and |
,viii'rV Their home is in III- I
iia ami in China. Tin* two birds in
,'aris fared comfortably until one day
i gray cardinal got into their cage
ind at once picked a quarrel. One of
he sun birds lost almost all its feathers
and was grWvotisly wounded.
The poor creature found itself cripiled
and tillable to sit on the perch.
Furthermore, its feathers being gone,
t suffered greatly from cold. .Marvelous
now was the sympathy manifested
>y its companion. Every evening !t
lathered moss and hay. with which
t made a warm bed for the invalid.
10very night it perched beside the suftno
folii iioor. its wings being
spread out to warm its companion as |
iuuch as possible. For several nights j
t played the part of a good Sunmritan. I
All its efforts were unavnh'iiii;. ami the
wounded bird died. Thereupon tic
at her literally grieved to death. It refused
to eat. and remained crouching
iu the cage until it had j .iued its cow
pani??n
I
Conquering: Crace.
Her Falher Why do you wish to ,
tuarry him, Grace?
Grace Why, because he loves me.
ller Father But. do you love him: j,
(Irace Why. I never thought <?f that, j
I have been too much interested in :
getting him to propose to have time
iu thiul; of It. Harlem Life.
In parts of India cakes of tea and
n China pieces ol' silk pass as eur ency.
Oxen still form the circulating
iiedium among many of tlie Zulus and
Kaffirs.
. . |
Registration. Notice. |
The office of the Supervisor of regi* !
ration will be opened on the flrat I
looday in every month and the two
ays immediately following, for the
mrpoee of the registering of any peron
who is qualified as follows:
Who shall have been a resident of
he State for two years, of the connty
ne year and of the polling precinot
which the elector offers to vote fonr
lonths before the day of election, and |
i .11 i j w ?nrtr?4Ua Kc.fr*rn nnv i
an nave jjbiu, bia ui<;uiiio w?v?w .
oil tax then due and payable, and j
rho can both read and write any aeo- .
ion of the Conatitntion of 1895 anb* '
litted to him by the supervisors of reg- '
.tration, or can show that he owns, I
nd has paid all tai'js collectable dur- ;
ag the present yt.ar on property io
bi? State aaseaiec at three hnndred ;
ollara or more. J. J. EADDY,
Clerk of BoarcL
:i;i : IU 21
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ill being of our own manufacure.
E.H.HACKER, Proprietor
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r* is ExactSy the Same 5oia?
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