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.*> . - * ) . Nerve WS&Gii | Tf von have neuralgia '-V? its Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil ! will feed the nerve that is cry- j ing for food?it is hungry? j and set your whole body going j again, in away to satisfy nerve ; and brain from your usual food, i That is cure. If you arc nervous and irri- j table, you may only need more I Ahit to cushion your nerves? I Tvou arc probably thin?ancl ; Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver j Oil will give you the fat, to be- j gin with. Cure, so far as it goes.1 Full cure is getting the fat, you need from usual food, and Scott's Emulsion will help you to that. If yem have not Hied it. ??i<! for free sample. it- taste will sm*?risc von. *COTT iiOV'N';:, " Chens**. 4Jwtt.t l'cnrl Strv New Vorlf. *uc.: * T'st-. Closing of the McCutlough School. On Thnrsdnv March 21, the patron* a ml friends of the McCullonjrh school assembled at the ctiool house, to witness the closing exe'ei<e of the evening. We eive below ihe program of the occasion: Ciimiantrv, mcraiu lunin^j T< o Small. Mizpah McConnell;: Dnn'i St-e Why, L). McCiillon^h; i The Drowning Soldiers. Hallie. 3l?'0uroush; Dialogue, Lu!a and! Villin McConnell and Alton Sal j lor*; The Burning Ship, Very' Small. Ih McDonnell; Grand Ma's Bo U. Aaitnie lobias; A Winh.Sailio Tmiipson, Nathan Bovd; I Am; l/i'le, Vfaitie Hair; Dialogue. j Kiotiard Morris, W MoCullough; j Recitation, Fellon's Cell, Nonie i Brown; Jonnie Sleepy Head, .l<?hn ( T? bia>; T?.mnii?*\? Braver, Emmie; Brown; Absence Make* the Heart i Gn?w Fonder. iVillie McDonnell;! Dialogue. Inking rhe Census liodv and Bun lop McDtilloiigh, Willie Brown, Nathan Boyd, Alton Salter*; Rncitation,Lorten Tabias; \\ illie Brown; Dialogue, Sue, Jlody and Ethel" McOullough, - * n i jx. ntne Drown; .vmg; ueciiauon, Willie Tobias; Dialogue, Nathan B<?vd? Dunlop MeOuliough; Recitation. .lack Salter*. Dialogue. Willhelmina and El hell McCullough. Loreen and Annie Tobias. Auddie and Emmie Brown and! Richard Morris; Recitation, Luia ! McDonnell: Dialogue, Ethel and I Willhelmina McCullough, Emmie| Brown, Iceoline Miller; Recitaiion, i Lola Miller; Recitation. Sue j McCtillough; A hard Task. Eddie t Morris; The Flag of The Union, j (T? ?rlie Boyd; Captaiu Mollie, Eihel McCullongh; America, Aud-j TM .? F/\/*un Tlotfm VI r?_ ' fJI?) I>J?JVI|1, name um\.~ , Cullough,.'ack Sailers; Kecifation, Iceoline Miller; Play, Sue McOuliougb; Broken Promises, Nouie Brown; Alton Salters; Dialogue.i Emmie Brown, Charlie Boyd:! Josiah's Frst Courting, Alton Salter, Auddie Brown, Kichard Morris, Sue McCuIlough; The liipsy, Nonie Brown, Body McCullough; Dialogue, Ethel, Hallie. Willhelirina Mc( ullough. Isoline, and Lo'a Miller, Mizpah MeConnell, Charlie Boyd; Valedictory, Charlie Boyd. Excellent music wa,' furnished tor tiie occasion by Messrs. McCulrough, Sailers and Brown. L. B. Program of Miss Powers' School Welcome, Eifie McCants. Annie 1 BUkelev; Summerset Folk', B | McCant.-; The Gossips, Linla Wil j >on, Sheiiie Wilson, Annie Blake.! Viola Powers; The Keason Why, Ka f ha Rpft Vout I l?i l\rir?, a uv? a#.u?w? . Battle, Lee Mot'iHiL; Two Teach- ; ers, Marietta Cowers awl Viola! Bowers: I"'l Wait a While Longer. I I ' Lorcnn Wilson; ?Ju!?i Water, Man-j nie Ulakolv, F. MeOants; Dia-j ;o<ie, Gertnulo W ilson, i^hellie j Wilson, John MeCants. Loulaj Wilson, H??tjnit* B'akelev; Which Loved liovf, Leila McCants; recita-j tation. A Boy's Lecture, Arthur McCants; Dialogue, Annie Blake IrT Beuluh Wilson, ?ue BUkeley. Brrtlu Wilson; Gru'uoliug * i ?j Woman, Lou la Wilson; 'lhe Good,! rue and Beautiful. Annie Blake, j Gertrude Wilson,-Sliellie W^fyon;j The l/?-t Hymn,' Viola iViwers; 1 Nobody's Child, Betilah Wilson: Two B;jl??-. Sue Blakelev and Beulah Wilson; Never Trouble i roub'?\ Annie Llafcelev; Snip*. hodyV M-dher, Bentne Blal eley;! Mower .song. Annie Blakelev,! Bertha Blakelev, Eflie McCantsJ * ? Trv i IVL'il rtllllll,our unncir i, ax . . ex. ol a Servant. Willie Powers, An-! me Powers, Marietta Powers, 01-j ivia McCant?, Lorean Wilson, Vioa Powers; Seeing Things, Man-! nie BlaReley; Peri and Paradise, i Marietta Powers; Parting, Viola Powers. As the hot weather of summer is ap-1 proachlng. this paper will constantly j keep before it readers TKETHIXA, a I rented}' which, where known, is being: universally used to prevent and coun-j teract the cirects of warm weather up- [ on small children, and it is hoped that ail mothers ot this community will keep ' their children in healthy condition by! giving it. for it costs only 25 cents at druggists; or mail 2-> cent* to C. J. Moffett. M. I)., St Louis, Mo. _ i Car load of oats 45 cents. Rest Timothy Hay $1*10, call at Kingtree Grain and Feed store. L. J. Barr. Love is a weeklies?, but it ntan-i ages to make a pretty strong bluff at times, a testimonial from old england. < 1 r?r>ncirlor Phnniherlaln'* Colisrh I Remedy the bent it the world far oronrbitiM," ray* Mr. William Savory, of J Warrington. England. 4*lt hassavedl niv wife's life, she hating liecn a mar-' tyr to bronchitis for over six years, be- J ing most of the time confined to her ; bed. She is now qui:e well." Sold by | Di I). C. .Voit THE REST RF.MyY FOR RHEU-1 MATlsM. Qt'ICK RKLTKV FROM r A IN. All who use <'hmiberlaiii's Fain 1 Halm f> r rheumatism are delighted I with tin* quick relief from pain whi.-h j it afford-. When speaking of tliis Mr. { 1). X. Sink*, of Troy. Ohio, says: "Some ! time ago I had a severe attack of rheumatism in my ar.n and shoulder. I tried numerous remedies but no relief until I was recommended by Messrs. Geo. S. Parsons & Co., druggist of tins place, to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm. They recommended it so highly that I botig. t a 1'Ottl**. I was soon relieved of all {xiIn. 1 have since recommended this liniment to many of my friend*, who asrree with me that is is the best remedy for muscular rheumatism in ' tlie market." F<?r Sale by Dr. D. C. I i Nectt. OAUGII i* A DREADFUL COLD, j Marion Kooke, manager far T. M j Thompson, a large imp-rfcr of finej millinery at IfiM Milwaukee Avenue! < hirngo, &:<} <: "Bu.ing the late severe \ weather 1 caught a ?lrea?Iful cold! whiclt kept n;e awake at ?>iirht and made nie unlii: t?? attend my work during the day. One of my milliners was taking Chamberlain'* Cough remedy for a severe cold at that time, which seemed to releaw lu*r so quickly that. I Imuglit some for myself. It act.-d like magic and I began to improve at once. I am now entirely well and feel j very pleased to acknowledge its marks." j For sale by Dr 1>. C. Scott. THE BEST BLOOD PURIFIER. Thp Mun * is eonstnutlv being rmri-! fled by the lungs, liver and kidneys.! Keep these organs in h healthy condi* j tion and the 1h>w< Is reglar and you will i have uo need ?f a blood purifier. For this purpose there is nothing equal t? Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablet*, one dose of them will do you more good than a dollar bottle of the best blood purifier. l>riee. 23 cents, j Samples free at I> C Scott'sdrugstore. 1 If troubled by a week digestion, los? J of appetite, or ronstipation. try a few , doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and j Liver Tablets. Every box warranted.' For sale by I>. ('. Scott. Ar \\ 11V dill < (tue um IIIC uiuc v? , a dog with his bark? The Best Prescription tor Malaria. Chills and Fever in a boltle of! Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is) simply iron and quinie in a tastelet s fofin. No euro?ho pay. Price We are closing out a lot Rice at Cost .in 100 lbs Bires. Skime and j look atit, and get price*, L..J, Barr. I ?V! |fp^ WftSfe D V- WINE OF CARDUI Jf M I has brought permanent relief to a mil- I lion miflciing woraea who were ou their jg irts fast declining in health, vt hen Wino jfi of C'ardui performed a "wondorful cure" B in her caw. fcha suL'cred with the ago- (2 nies of failing of tho womb, loncoiThcca I and profuse i ienatcaation. The weekly S appesrnne? of the mensesfortwo months oj sappod her vitality until she was a phvs- I ieal ureck. Hrj nervous svitem gave B way. Then came tho trial of Wino of 3 Carrfui nnd the c :n.. Mrs. Mitchell's 3 experience ought to commend Wino of S Ciutiui to suffering women in words of 1 burning clooucncc. WM?CAKMi ly i* within the reach of til. Women who BB M try it are relieved. Ask vour druggist B for afl ?>ottle of Winenf Nardil),and do n I no' hake h substitute if tendered you. re Mrs. Wit'.le M'rchcll. Pon'h fJaeton, V. C.: OS H "Wino of O-srdul ?n(l Tbedfnrd'S black- fl Prauirht biro performed a miraculous cure 58 In mj ense. 1 hnd bee* a xreot sufferer *jB B with falling of the womb and leneerrhien. I nod at' menses cane everjr week for two months ?f<l were very painful. My hue- P I hsnd Induced me to try Wino of Cartful 8 S nnd B! ck-l>min.'ht. nml now the leooor- W B rhsea fens disappeared, nnd 1 am restored t ? E perheet health." 'n r?w repairing special J I dtredions. address, irivlne g mn-'q. JKMdL a syittirtuin*. "Tlie 1 mile* An- 1 ?25!? ZSSg M vlsory IreparluirPt." The l i rrTOr "5s < lL-li?n<?tM Medlviua l'?., ;jSSSt J Chattanooga, Twin. 8 The bachelor who builds air castles always lives in a llal after he gets married. Those famous little pills, DeWitt's Little Early Risers Will remove all impurities from your .ystewi, clevnse your bowels, make them rcgutar. Wallace & Johson. Hope nuke* a good breakfast but an unvjtjsl'aetorv supper. Skin troubles. cuts bum*, scalds and chafing q ui? kit h< a'rd by tlir use of ReWittV Witch Warcl S:?lv*?. It is imitat'-d* Re sure vou get DeWifct's. Wallace & Johnson. The prodigal ?on went wrong but he mine back all right. You cannot enjoy perfect health, rosy checks and sparkling eyes if your liver is sluggkli and your bowels clogged. PeWitt's Little Early Risers cleanse the whole system. They never gripe. Wallace & Johnson. The root of evil is a neighbor's hog in your (lower garden. Hpri/ j? coughs are specially dnngerous and unles* our<d at ? nre. ?eri*Mi? results* often fellow. One Minute Ough Cure s?-t* like mngie. It is not a common mixture, hut is a high grade remedy. Wallace &. Jo* nson. Whatever a man scwe'h, thaf will he rip easily. ' I had piles so ba 1 I could crt no re^t nor find a cure until 1 trip.I I>Witt' Witch Ha/.le Salve. After using it once I forgot. I evor had anything like piles." E. C Eoicc Somen? Point. N. Y. I.ook out for imitations Be sure you ask for I)e Witt's. Wallace & Johnson. Why is it that hut few sermons are as deep as they are lonji? 'La?t winter I was confined to my bed with a very bad cold or. the lungs. Nothing gave me relief. Finally my wife bought a boitle ot One Minute Cough '"tire that effected a speedy cure. I cannot speak too highly of that excellent remedy ."Mr. T. K. Houseman, Manatnwney, Pa Wallace & Johnson. Why don't people on the other side ot the earth fall off? Ycu will w,vte time if you try to cure indigestion or dyspepsia by starving yoursels. That only ma' cs It worse when you do eat neartuy. 1 ou ;mv?ys need Tplenty of (food food properly digested. Kodol Dyspepsia Ourf is the result of years of scientific researches ror something that would digest not only nome elements of food, but every kind. And it i* the one remedy that will do it. Wallace & Johnson . "1 have been troubled with indigestion for ten years, have tried many iiiri^s and soon: much mosey to no purpose untii I tric<l Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. I have taken two bottles and gotten more relief from them than nil other medicine* taken. I feel more like abey than I hare lelt in twenty years. Anderaon Rife*, of Sunv Laae. Tex. Thousand* hare testified as did ttr^Rltfgs. . Wallaoe <fc Johnsca.. Spring Goods!"7 At Stackfey's OUR STOCK OF SPRING GOODS PUBLIC IS INVITED TO CAi j A Fine Line- ot LADIES* HATS, J LACES, ? Reynold's $2, $2 50 and $3 She 1 * 1 ' ? ? I I krt lieiliemuer, wtr win Iiui i/c uiiuci.ii Stack ley's < [ [ \ { M. F, H I^irxg-stiee, ff von want a ?0<xl Horse, Mule, me. Select stock always on hand. Wi Have on hand a house full of BUGGIES, and within thirty days will Everything sold at rock bottom pri I Tnhnnnn Elnnn r I 1 IlldliliU rilGA.. Geo. T. Burnette, PRACTICAL TIN. COPPER A Manufacturer cf' DEALE1 Jin and Hardware, Coo! I/?ave your Tobacco lines or*h Scotl'rt druj: Store. GEO. T. BTJ: Sept S tf Magistrate's Court. Iv Mr. K. R. Stmts took charge ot. ^ the magistrate's office last week, i and is kept quite busy. Mr. J Slutts understands the business, I having acted as magistrate before I and presides with eonsid ratde'r' dignity and dispatches business [ 11 promptly. The first case in at_ tract his attention was the State jj v. s., Viola Flowers. For assault hatterv of v. high and aggravated nature. The evidence not being (sufficient the case was dismissed. ^ Mrs. Flowers is a while w.oman ^ living at the depot and site runs the pump for the railroad. The prosecutor, Harry Brown is an old negro vagabond who has spent a ;" good part of his life in the peni-j tentiary. He expected to make! a great harangue in court but ;A Judge Stmts, promptly notified j him that penitentiary birds could; not testify in his court. The next : ^ caso called was the State vs. Na-i polen Smith and \\ illiam Fulton : I.?r breaking in the depot at night 1 time. Mr. U. W. Arms had worked up this case an 1 it is needless tosav that when cotut was called T that, everything was ready and the ^ two boys were bound over to the _ (genera! session. The two boys i L'i utrn/t 4rniitii1 ih<> He not a crest t (leal, and no doubt did a lot of petty stealing there before thev were caught, but Mr. Arms proved j loo much for them, George Arms 1 i3 a first el ass detective and there I are lew cases he is put on that he',, does not hunt down and lie does j R| not arrest a man until lie gets the! proof and then he is ready lor* court. He is a valuable man to! the A. 0. Line of railways. You Know What you are Taking. j AY hen you take Grove's Tasteless j , Chill Tonie because the formula Is j - * * * * * - t- -4?l. I plainly printed on every omue; showing that it to simply Iran and j ni Quinine in a tistetraii form. Noi? mre, no pay. 60c. I* ? M Satan is always on hand to help a mac pnt op a store pipe. $ u ^ Spring Groodsl r.' ?> >Cash Store, 18 COMPLETE, AND Til ft Aj and examine same. : J RIBBONS, 5ATIN8, SILKS. >e??the best in the Count r. >ld. No trouble to show goods Cash Store mSm~ iUGGIESr WHS, iARNESS, EEC, JVERV t SPECIALTY. . i ELLER, - - - s. a. Bnggy, Wagon or Harness, caH onill sell for cash or approved paper. COLUMBIA and IIACKNE* receive forty moro. ices and guan?iitee<L Mm Flu Flnrence, S. C ?D SHEET IRON WORKER tobacco Flues. i IN ling aril Haa'i^ Steves.. 'c< witr M. L. A1^w>aJ L*r. I).C RNETTE, FLUKKN'i'E, S C. It' men ct uhJ cry as easily as omen. there wonld be less pro itiTfy sharped against then*, Btops the Cough and Works off the Colcf. Laxative I.romo-Qufnlne TaWeti* are a cold in one day. No ctir*^ o pay. Price 25 rente. Kind words are never lost, btrt icy are frequently mislaid. To Cure a Cold in One Day; Take Laxative Bromo Quinine ablets. All druggist* refund the lonev if it fails to cure. E. W. rove's signature is on each box.25c. Whisky straight is the cause? crooked walk the effect. Dr. Cady's Condition Powders. re just what a hoise needs when in ?d condition. Tonic,blood purittt-r ai>*. crmifnge. They arc not foo<l l>u?~ lodicine and the best in use to put orse in prime condition. Price 25 rt> er package. For sale by D, C. Scott. bia sff.T " is or, every box of tbo pcnnisa' Lax;; 'romo^Quinir.c Tables se re: a coM . >j "no <JaT W. F. CLAYTON. Attorney - at - Law. FLORENCE, S. C. Pv-trcrlccf In all the United States onrtn. and in tl c Courts fit' Florence ?d Williainslmrx <v.uutf<*. HIESCH & HISSCH,, AForneys-atLawKINUSTREK, - - - S. C. I have ttoi*<iay associated witu nic ir son Edwin L. H1?ych, under ihf rm nntneoi Flirnch & Illrsoh, fi?r lha ' ractlce of taw In the United id State Courts of B*?uth Carolina. r?. J. Hiiucjr^. J ma. 1, iMl, Cm-i m