Tlpe Count? ficcnrd
FUBL1SUED EVKHY Tlll'USDAY AI
K1XCSTRKK, S. C.
" " ' TVIT*? ?- ?
C. W. WOLFE,
EDITOR AND EnoptuirroR.
TEIU1S.
SV." H3C7IIPTIOX RAThS:
< mo cony, one year, - - - Jf'l.UO.
< !!? ? <:] y, siv moi'lii-. - .50.
< Hie eoi?y, tlnoe month*. >nhsiTi|?tions
payable im.Jvantr.
VOVKKTJSIXC RATKS:
< ?:? iiu li, Hrsi iiisci'i ion, S1.00: each
insert ion. At) eotit*. <?bitc?
:o i j :milT7il?ut? s of i!e.?p?vi over 1-YJ
*4'or?ls charged iwr as ic^umr au?em.-^ji??
rLiberal rerfiU't M>ii iiu mi vert Nine
made for three, fix and twelve
e??ntraei>.
< >;i.inniiratinns must he t:*.' *oj;:j?:sij}? <?
Ry !?t.' real name and ao'dre.-* ??i the
m ril r in oj\!er t<? reey* r,au ntion. N"
lanynumieatlon <>? a i>e"..v>t;al nature
will !>e piibIi>Wil except a^ an adver
iiS'MIK'llt.
Addr?\s? all letters and riiakc all drafts
1-ayubie tol
C. Yv". "Wolfk,
Kiiif.-tn-e.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER i3. 1900.
THE DEFEATED CANDIDATE.
The election is over and the
many candidate?, who seemed to
own the earth, are .still like the
ear tlx, being ilaltened at the nolle,
fothefew who rcachedlhe winning
post, we tender our hearty greet-,
iugs, while to those who fell ov
' i A l . 1 ; .
the wayside we oirer wnai ua.m is
left in our medicine chest.
In behalf ot our defeated brethren
and on our own part we thank
those who honored us by voting
for us, and we freely forgive tlio.-e
who promised to vote for us and
didn't do it. We accept our defeat
cheerfully, with the feeling
uppermost that we are more likely
to err. in thinking ourself
adapted to the olilce we offered
for. than a majoritv ol the voters
V
who didn't see it that way.
After all, the conte>t was but
ajnendlv one and the van:unshed
,
has a better opportunity ol ui-playing
true manhood, than the
victor. It is easy for the winner.to
be magnanimous; but the defeated
candidate who grasps his successful
competitor by the hand in
friendly greeting has gained a
victory over himself mora to be
commended, in the language of
. the wisest cf m?.n, "than lie who
i- * ' *
t^kelli a city."
80 we say, brethren in defeat,
let us all got together and say
hurrah tor the Democratic ticket?
national. State and count\*
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THE DISPENSARY ROBBERY.
me dispensary ;u una piacc is
a sort oi' Jonah. Every dispenser
'
operating it since its establishment
(except the incumbent) has
come to grief,and regularly once or
r
twice a "ear it is the victim
of the uurglar's gentle art.
ft. Strange it. is that more burglarj?
tous assaults are committed on
jhat one building in the course oi
a year than upon ail tlie othei
business houses in town combined,
and yet such is the case.
Whether to attribute this to the
insecurity of the building containing
the county stock oi liouoi
or lo the mighty third that prevails
hereabouts, is a matter ol
speculation. This is the second
robbery that has occurred within
the past six months, the losse;
aggregating about $136.
At all events, it is a seriGus
question which conlronts the'
board ol control and every one
connected with the dispensary, i
Leaving out the question as toj
,; the right or wrong oi operating it.1
; so long as the dispensary is a
i county institution it is the Jnlvi
*
jot'every law-abiding citizen to,
j protect it and to help put a stop
to depredations that are becoming
too common.
I j
Surejy some means can be devised
to protect the property, and we '
hope to see the remedy applied, j
j I'niess somebody is punished lor
these repeated robberies, by the
end of the year there will be very
t
little in the way of dispensary protits
to be applied to the school
iii '
j land, j.
In politics, as in some other ji
1 things, our esteemed diurnal con- i
' t
j temporaries, the Nev.s and Courier
j and the State, seem to enjoy tak-;1
ing oppsite sides. Two years ago)
the former was hurrahing lor
l eat h erst one, the prohibition can'
jdidate, while the latter was boost- ,
I ing up Kllerbe, the exponent of; J
tlie dispensary. But now i4a
1 * !
j change has come over the spirit of
; their dreams/' and each is rs!.
strong the other way as though;
; they had converted each other dur ,
i * i
jmg last campaign. All of which
' <roes to show that opinions political
j - are
altered bv circumstances.
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t . i
The following commissioners ;
have been appointed by the Gov;
ernors of their respective States
i for the Sou'h Carolina Inter-State 1
i
and West Indian Imposition to be
* I Jj
held at Charleston next year: the I
, Hon. Thomas Tonge, for the State '
of Colorado; Col. A. J. Diet hen.
proprietor of the Seattle Times, for "
! the State of Washington, and the
Hon, J. J. Leeson. ol Socorro, fori
the Territory of New Mexico.
| These geutlemeil will make it l
their duty to see thai their sever- '
ial States are adequately, repres-ii
enled at the Exposition, which is 1
expected to he the most varied
comprehensive ever given. ;,
Be careful about underrating:'
I the work o 1 others; a critic is !
.usually good for nothing except.
to criticise. ]?
i i'
j
mi TTT 1 1 TiT.
jine weisii ivec
Invites your patronage foi
1. Healthy location pnroartesia
2. Thorough course of study und
.'i. Elegant new dotmitoiies -se;
nearly $20,000.
1. Teachers with pupils every nif
<">. Teachers live In dormitories w
: (j, Mechanical department under
7. It.- past, success a guarantee
I session.
S. Hoys under, military discipline
0. Low rates; board $7.-30 per mui
ing use of instrument, $ '!.
| rur i 1(11 I'll lUKUW^v^V imvii \ . . y
"VVEL-Sll NECK HIGH SCIK
J. W. G.
CARLISLE FIT'
j Of WofTon
| BAMBERG. SO
i A IlrSII SCHOOL FOil BOYS AND .
r; (.'illLS.
i! ? !
i $5,fo)Q Endowment, the gilt of Gen.)
I ! F. M. Bamberg. $200 Loan Fun;l.
; Offers thorough course in English,
History, Mathematics, Latin. Creek. '
French, Instrumental
>
T.'**1," * ..r ..... ...
The early bird that sets thej
worm is wise?it is the early j
worm that's foolish. j
a .......i^. .1 r\ .fin!.' often nuts!
Milkier mujj ui it...
nations to thinking.
Silence is gold. speech is silver, ^
and broken promises brass plated
with silver.
1 lie man with the least religion '
* j
i.-. tiie quickest to quarrel over it.;
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CITATIONSTATK
OK SOl'TIi CAIIOI.IXA. j
Corrvo? \VliT.LIA.VSi:ri:o.
t>v E. M. Smith Ksouikk. (
I'rohalu Judge I j
Whereas.-I. It. MeCiitelien madej
ant to in . to vr:iI,: him I.etters nfji
A'Ii?iiiii.-t ration of th< K>t:ttc of ami j *
il'eci - of s. r M<('uieheti.
i hese are therefore to cite ami admonish
a?!a <1 -ingulN" tlie kindred j
:iii?' creditors of t In* said S. ('. >!< 1
uiehen d; eased, that they !>< and j:ipj?ear
hel'oi'e IMC ill 1 he Court 01 I'Pt j
0-Hi. tfi lii- held ;tr Kinrstrce Oil tlie , '
22 of September next. after publication
thereof, at 11 oYinek in the fojenonn,
:<> show eai'se. if any they have. \\ hy I
lie s.tiii administration should not l>e '
granted.
tiiven under :ny hand, this the 30)
lav of August. A.mto I'oiuini. tooo. i.
E. M, SMITH.
2t. P.J. W.C. I
I
NO TBESPASS. |.
All persons are hereby notified ri(>t j 1
o enter noon any of the lands in M il- }
ianishurg county, South Carolina, i s
lurehnsed l>y the undersigned from;*
di's. Laura A. Itln ni. I.) 1). Jthcniaudj.
Jthem or either of them. | ]
Ati.antic Coast Lumker Co. ; t
August 22,1900* 4t.
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1S01?1900 M
SOUTH GAHQLINA COLLEGE.
COLUMBIA, S. C.
A. R, It. S.. A. M.. LL. Ii.. L. I.j.
'ottrsivi. Spring courses free for teach-j"
us. Fourteen professors: 33.000 v..g,
line.- in library: exeelleiit laboratn-j
ies. cla-s rtx'ins. gymnasium, infirm-.
irv. athletic grounds. Tuition if-to. '
itiiev fees .Sis. :t session; tuition re- I
nitted to needy students. Expenses)
10.*? to $l7o a seS-iou. Certified )m j>i
rom fortv-tive accredited schools en-1
r its Fre.-hmnn Cla-s without exami- j
tat ion. i'
--1 ?- ? -1-1.W.V- 1
Entram-c aim uonmu mnui.n..
(initiations held a' every county-seat. j
Friday. July 2<), lbou, by county super-!
ntendfats- ! *"
Next session opens Sept. 28. l'JOO. For
atulogue address !,
F. C. WOODWAUD. Tresident. j1
VSFOFFORB COLLEGE, i
JAMES H. CAR I.ISLE, LL. D., r
President.
Eight departments under eijxlit pro- ! .
e-sors. Two course- leading to the!
V. 15. and A. M. degrees. Library,
\thletie (Grounds. C.ymuasiuni, Lec-' ure
("ourse. I 1
Terms as reasonable a-at any first
la-s college. Session begins Sept. 28.1
The expenses at
Woftord Fitting School
:nve been redncei! troiu -^141 to 107 for ,
l.e year.* j
* or catalogue .id?ln?
J. A. liAMKWELL. j
S 12 Spartanburg, s. ('. i
k High School;'
r the following reasons:
n v. at or on campus,
er competent instructors..
urate for h >ys and girls, costing
rht during school hours,
ith pupils.
- '. ...f Io.df1V.iAT?
wUIIiJH.'lVUl liou uv,ivi.
for the future, lOS boarders last
nii: Tuition .$1 to-ft: imwc. includ-!
30 L, IiAM'SYILLE, c.
A INKS, 1>. S., M. M. P.; Principal. !
mo SCHOOL, j
:! College.
ITU CAKOI.INA.
One hundred d< liars a year for I ward
and tuition.
Well selected library, t wo up-to-date
society iialls. cymnasiuin, graduate
and experienced teachers, two boarding
departments.
Opens September So, 1900.
Postal for Catalogue.
W. K. WILLIS, Head Master.
" " Money Found at <
IF Vol* WANT IT, CO
First,I>y purehasinp; your Ilorso.^ llu^i*
Scent.d, in (loinjr that you huv cIiimj?* r<
rhird, you yet hotter value.-for your li
nothing but what wo makc^nod if i
sentatinn.
Wo have jn-t received a car load of the
>1.1 N.V j;r<;<;i KS, which we are rapid
1 carload of t!ie renowned one and 'wo
wo thank vou foryaur liberal patro:
roll i;ood treatment in future business.
See Ilawkins on Court House Sp.iar
Th.omas cz IE
icixcsTUKi:. Fo
Tobacco Growers of \
People's Tobaccc
of"
Wishes to extend many thanks for vou
a-t season, and announces that they a
)u>!ness and will appreciate your furtln
season, promising the very best seme
four tobacco. Having just returned fro
Northern markets, we have secured
ntyers with large orders, and we ex pee
lon't hesitate to bring your tobacco
People's are prepared for ordering and j
COME AND SEE US?\\ c WII
C.
BARGAINS!
1 have just received one of the large
Dry Goods, Furnil
and Groc
hat was ever brought to town, and no\
>e suited for the fall ami winter.
I make a specialty of Ladies' Fine
Minos, and a general lino of everything
itoro. Prices too numerous to mention
>o convinced.
.furnii
I am prepared to olTor yon the vorv
toads, Mattresses, Springs Pots, Sofas,
pants and
Young' mor., I am offering bargains
ind examine before Lujving elsewhere.
grocer:
\ I ways fresh and ov.r took is complete,
latent Flour. Come and see us; wo wil
Lot room for hitching'your liofse.s fi
Yours to please,
W. T. Wl
I >-> ^ .
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t I*
H I PAN
Jh
Doctor
fAGc
Preseri
. * lor ma:
&&
Jf-A
*, ' 'jffen for five cents, at Pnicjdrti
Saloons, News-Stand*, (lencra
' fc" -- Q op*. They banish pain, indue
: One Rive* relief! No matter wb
1 do you Rood. Ten samples a
'' monials sent by maii to any add
/ ? ? \ by the Rijans Chemical Co., tCSj
t S'
1.1 I I .
Our Stables.
mi-: AXI> (ii'T n\
S Wagons sinrl ! I a rue.-- from u-. ^
tf n- than elsewhere. ^L/
lit r',l earned dollars, si.- we sell
t dot's not conic U[i to o-ir rej ivfamous
liOf'K H iLL and t'A UIv
-elline at cvelotit' pri'-os. .\i <v
lior.-e AUIU'KN WAGONS,
aagc in tin? psist, stiul t ii nii-f
o. lie will treat you riv,!.l.
- s. c.
1 illiamsburg Ce v. nty
) Warehouse,
nlng\,
r liberal p-atronajje during the
re sit the old stand resale tor
* /
?r patronage during the eo::ii:>^
e siiul highest market price* f<-r
in an extended visit to 11M tIj;s
the service of a good eo,-ps of
i a lively market. Therefore,
lo the Manning market? The
grading.
-L TREAT YOl" RlCH'JV
H. MASON, Mgr.
1 1 1 1 1 1 BARGAINS'
stand most/co:nj>ler?? /;m-.? r,i
ture, Hardware,
series
v is the time to come ainl he
Dress (Hoods, Iioy.>' Dlothinjr,.
that is to he fount! in a first -class
. 1 only ask you to conca sunt
'17-817
. UA'.i/
lowest prices in Chair-*, I->.'"1?*
Wa-hstands and Uureaes. ^^
i HATS 1
ii> tine Pants and llats. ( air?
IBS
Try a barrel of our Pvi.i'bov
1 tivair yoitri^b-v
ee.
S TABtJIES I
tgCJV-r ' * ? a
s find f
sod. o*j I
ption j
nbind R j
l. f.rocfrs, Reitannnfs, *
il Store# and Barber# , :e
#lr?p, and prolong R
at's the matter, one will
nd ore 'houaand testi- J jt
re*i iai rrceip* of pri.-e, *
iruceSt.,Ne?\orlcCity. ,, '!
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