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Tip Caimiy TLcrcrxl published bvery thursday at kixgstree, s. c. C. W. WOLFE. Editor and Proprietor. , . ' . \V -r ti.'-l''! -- 1 TERMS. SUBSCRIPTION RA^ES: One copy, one year> - - - $1.00. One copy, six months. - - .50. One copy. throe months, - Subscriptions payable in advance. ApVEKTISINtJ RATES: One inch, tirst insertion, 81.00; each insertion, 50 cents. Obituxrics and Tributes of Itesp<H,t over 150 words charged for as tegular advertisement-;. Liberal reduction on advertising made for three, six and twelve months' contracts. Com in unjcxti'ins 7 *\ns( l>o accompanied txy the real name and address of-, the ?attention. Xo communication of. a pyrsbnal nature will be publishsd except as an advertisement. Address all letters and nytke all drafts payab.e tpj C, W. Wolfe. Ki justice, S.C. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1900. REV. SIDI H. BROWNEIn tlis dentil ol Kev, Sidi 3<unet j lirowne in Columbia Thursday the .Aiethodist chinch loses one of its most venerable ministers and the State one ot' its oldest newspaper n?gn. Probably there was in the State no preacher better known or one more generally beloved Jot his simple christian piety. lie was admitted to tlie uonierence in 3S45, and until superanu- J ated in 1887, served with zeal and fidelity on various charges throughout the State. lie was J several times appointed, a delegate J to general conferences of his church and served as a special delegate, to the Universal Peace Union held in New York in ISO I, Jn 1808,. he established the Christian Neighbor, which up to his death he conducted in the interest of peace and arbitration, as j .. ail in Tt-.ir lilnnrUhnd. I WJ'|7V.IOCU % V/ ?IUt UIIU As a disciple o; pease he has gone to his Master, who while on earth preached the doctrine ot peace and good will toward men. ?y , , ? . . , The State Tress Association is in session this week at Harris Lithia Springs. After the meeting the editors in attendance will \u>it Richmond, Va., aad ,other points of in'erest. Mr. Bradford Lee Gilbert^ the architect in chief of the South Carolina Inter-State and West Indian Fxposijion, is hard at work with his assistants m his Yew York offices preparing the plans fjor the grounds and buildings.^ These promise to be very effective and imposing. For suggestions as to ihe planting of the grounds and the choice of plants, Mr. Gilbert will have the advantage, of the taste and experience cf Mr. Flagler's gardener, who laid out the gardens at the Ponce de Leon and other fampus hotels in Florida, and is quite an authority upon sucii matters. A>ij5t Supper. On Thursday evening, September "27s a hot supper will be given at the residence of isljrf W. P..Mciij 11 for the purpose oi lurnishiDg the MctzM school hopse with patent desks. A most cordial jnvitaiior. to. attend is extended to every bqdy. Supper .25 cts. Refreshr agents, SO <)ts.^ Obituary. Verona Madge, the 14-yeai-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Johnson, died of typhoid fever on Saturday morning, Sept. 15, at Johnsonville. Although her illness was brief, her suffering was great; but she bore it with patient submission, trusting in the promises of Jesus. She was converted ! at a nrotracted meeting at Bros ? r ? ? pect Methodist church a short time ago and joined that church, but bad not yet been received into membership. May peace be with her soul. For Stricken GaW&ston. Editor County Kecord.v Please acknowledge through the columns of The Hkcokd the receipt of the following collections for the Galveston sufferers: K H Kellehan 6.00 Louis Jacobs 5 00 Cooper Brothers 5.00 Gagg, Oliver & Co 5.00 M. F. lieller 5.00 J. A. Kolley 5.00 BS Smith 1.00 W T Wilkms 1.00 j H D Iieddick 50 | LeRoy Lee 2.00 C J Lesesne 2.00 ECEpps 1.00 J E Porter 1.00 C W Wolfe 1.00 It C Logan 1.00 L Stackley 1.00 I) 0 Scott 1.00 W S Martin 1.00 W W Grayson 1.00 Miss Helen Scott 1.00 1 _______ j Total 45.50 j Of this amount $30.50 has been lorwarded through the News and ; Courier,and thebalance will go forward in a day or two, as soon as Others who desire to subscribe shall have had a chance to do so. LOUIS JACOBS. Important Notice. I The next meeting of the board ! of supervisor? of registration will | be held in the court house on | Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, October 1st. 2d and 3d. The first two days, Monday and Tuesday, will be given to white appii! cants for registration certificates: I the third dav, Wednesday, to colI *y. j ored applicants. Charles Lesesne, W. (t. Cant ley, .J. J. Kaddy, I Board of Supervisors Registration. The Welsh Ne< Invites your patronage f '. Healthy location; pureartcsi 2. Thorough course of study um d. Elegant new dormitories?s$ nearly $20,000. 4. Teachers with pupils evqry n 5. Teachers live in dormitories 1 G. Mechanical department unde 7. Its past success a. guarantee session. 8. Hoys under military disyiplii 9. Low rates; board $7.00 per m< ing use of instrument, $3. If or illustrated.catalogue address, WELSH .NECK HIGH SCL . % J. W. C - V w -r /^I r * 1 r m UAJK.LJLS.Llij , JPll Of Woffor BAMHKBG, Si \ I' . ' A IUGII SCHOOL FOR IK)YS AND GIRLS. $5,000 Endowment, the gift, of Gen, F. 31. RauibeJ-g. $200 Loan Fund. * Offers thorough course in English, History, Mathematics, Latin, Greek, .French, Instrumental 31 "sic. 4 < an If II ?OST! Just Think of It! What a good opportunity to buy your goods at cost from a merchant who is acknowledged "King of Country Merchants*' and who buys his goods direct from 2vcw York, i nm miinw rr? out mv business at * u ?- ?. Gourdins by the first of December next, and in order to dear the many thousands of dollars I have invested there 1 have marked down all my Goods at Cost. j ITere are a few prices from which I you may judge w hether or not it will j pay you to cotne down and sec for yourself: I Granulated Sugar at 60 per pound. ! Light Brown Sugar at .V jkm- pound j Octagon Soap at .'B^e per cake. I I>. S. Butts Meat at 6c ]>er pound. ! Lard at and per poiuul, acI cording toquality. | Flour at !'tfc per pound, and 2'.;c per pound for the very best flour. Tobacco2T?c j>er pound and upwards to quality, all at cost. Coftbe at 10e per pound, and 12'^c for tin- verv best. In Dry Goods, Good quality C Homespun at 3j,c per I yard. i Sea Inland, yard wide, at 5c. Calicoes from 3'.Jc to 5c, per yard for i best quality." ! Worsteds from 8c to 20c per yard for ! best quality. Blankets 45c, 55c. OOe and 65c per pair, I 1 Shoes 65 to $1.25 per pair. Hats from 10c to $1 for best. Suits of Clothes from $2.15 to $6.90 for ! the best. You can buy from inc at Gourdius, j while the goods last, cheaper than ! many merchants bought their goods from jobbers. Come! Come! Take a look and be convinced. S. BEH1MANN, Gourdins, S- C. 1SU1? !5IW I SGUTH GifiOi.ll COLLEGE. | COLUMBIA, S. C. A. Ii., 15. S., A. M,. LL. B., L. I. Courses. Spring courses tree for teach- j I er>. Fourteen professors; JW.000 vol-' [nines in library; excellent laborato-f ! ries, class r?M?nis, gymnasium. infirm-1 ! ary, athletic grounds. Tuition $40. f other fees $18. u session; tuition remitted to needy students. Expenses $135 to $175 a ses>ion. Certified pupils | from forty-live accredited schools enter its Freshman Class w ithouc exaniiI nation. Entrance and normal scholarship exi animations held at every county-seat, ; Friday, July 20, 1000, by county super! Intendents* Next session opens Sept. 26,1000. For I catalogue address F. C. WOOIWAHD. President. I 3k High School or the following reasons: an water, on campus, tier competent instructors. ?parate for ln>ys and girls, costing i?htduring school hours, fvith pupils. r competent instructor. 3 for the future, 108 boarders last 10. mil): Tuilipn $1 toft; music, includLOOLi, IIARTSVILLK, S. C. iATNES? 15. S.,M. M. P., Principal. TIjSGr SCHOOL, d College.. DUTII CAROTIN A. 4 I . t One hundred dollars a year for hoard and tuition, Well .selected library, two up-tj>date society, halls, gymnasium, graduate and experienced teachers, two boarding departments. . Opens .September 2,*), IDPO. , Postal for Catalogue. W L. WILLIS, Head Master. 55 : " IF YOU WANT IT, COM j First,by purchasing your I Torsos, Buggies, ; Second, in doing that you buy cheaper of i Third, you get better values for your bar nothing but what we make good if ltd seutation. : We have just received a car load of the fai OLIXA ]HT<J(J1KS, which we are rapidly a carload of the renowned one and 'wo h< we thank vou for yaur liberal patroan you good treatment in future business. See Hawkins on Court House Square. Tlionnas B: KINfiSTREK, To Tobacco Growers of Wi Tlie People's Tobacco of ISkdZa,ni2 Wishes to extend many thanks for your last season, and announces tlint they are business and will appreciate your further season, promising the very best service i your tobacco. Havingjust returned from Northern markets, we have secured tie buyers with large orders, and we expect don't hesitate to bring your tobacco to People's are prepared for ordering andgr; DOME AND SEE US?We WILL r V XI " BARGAINS! t 1 have just received one of the I urges'. Dry Goods, Furniti and Groce that was ever brought to town, and now be suited for the fall and winter. I make a specialty of Ladies' Fine I Shoes, and a general line of everything th store. Prices too numerous to mention, he convinced. FURNITI I am prepared to offer you the very h steads, Mattresses, Springs, Cots, Sofas. \V PANTS AND Young men, I am offering bargains ii and examine before buving elsewhere. GROCERIl Always fresh, and our stock is complete. -- ? --.Ml i Patent Flour. Lome ana see us: wo win i Lot room for hitching your horses. l'rei Yours to please, W. T. Wll ? KMMU - - -r? pn l'U&Ui,jMKa !: HiPAif: * ?j5V Doctors I :*? a n? -ML ^UU Prescrii i * Jtormai < : m j ' ?? -. " ' Jf*" Jot. five centi, at Drurpfarj. C ' + * ?*? *'' ??locn*, News-S?*nda, Central ! Tf*1 WMps. They hani?h pain, induce il On* five* relieC No matter what'* i s'j)T "'$1} do you good. Ten sample* and jtV't Bionials sent by mail to any address by the Ripen* Chemical Co., 10 Sprue v*;' j I I i 1 I K AND (iKT IT? Wagonsand Harness front n?. ?.s than els"\vl?ere. ^/ <l earned dollar-', as we sell loes not come up to our repreiiiouH HOCK MILL *nd CAUselliiiy at evclnne price*. A I. o use AUHl'ItN WAMONS. pre in the past, and promise He will treat you right. cadliam, s. c. lliamsburg County Warehouse, -ingr, \ liberal patronage during t!io at the old stand ready for patronage during the coining Illjjnesi an extended visit to .-ill tin* l* service of a gout] ewps of A lively market. Therefore, the Manning market. The uling. TREAT YOU RK>HT. I. MASON, Mgr. BARGAINS 7 and most lines of jre, Hardware iries is the time to come and he Dress (ioods, T>oy->' f>Iotiiin;r, at is to he found in a first-chtss I oulv ask vou to eome and * \ JKE nvest prices in Chairs, Bo??ashstands and Bureaus. HATS 1 tine Pants and Hats. Call 3S Try a barrel of our Rainbow rv^t you yijfht. -KINS. V- g s TABMES ' " .v / , ' ' : find f od 5# ; %4'S JUU1L ; I ikind | * . "v.* K ?.v*f - I Irrve/i, Rt*t*oraa<f, . k x 9 Sln?t? end Barber* e?t>, and prolong llle. X' tl.e matter, one ortU 511 , 9 n~ o? c thousand testt. /~*gr 1 / i on receipt oI price, ' it k c St., Netr.YorJi Qt/. SB,1 M /1 - k** "licit?jrt i lj- iiM