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voil X\TL KINGSTREE, S. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1901. "NOTYG r *** .v;--ww? . i nwii in i i i i i'i in i in i i n i w -^:^v?5gicKaa?ui^tnawEaowwcnw^M?'???^ M'oi??ww in mi'..vrg^.Ts.'? ?fA.w.-3r-.r?Tr?^M ?*mmawwag j.t.jmiiMwum tiarwwKWawMWiwawMB .voir No Ne^' Display Advertisements Will be Received, or Old Ones Changed, Later Than Tuesday Morning. i > ffl II ff iffilJ AFFAIRS CAUGKT BY OUR LOCAL j REPO-7'F.R AND NOTED. Written in Condensed h orm and P-i^tod ! in Like I.lanner lor the Sake of ) On- Readers. The summer swallows have all teturned home. Labor Day war. unobserved in j town except as a .Jay oi labor. Attention is <.'.!led to severalfor. i! ?!?*. m-f iyrmenls in this issue.! ~ I 'Jo enquirer*: Xo, we do not | j uldish anonymons communion i lions. Mr. Sanhorn Chase, the wellknown Fioienoe iusurance agent, was in town Monday. Monday, saiesday, passed ofTj quietly. There were no sales and! k'W people caine to town, A party from town attended a j social Tuesday night at the resi-J deuce el Mr. Fleet Fpps, near! Cades. J Mr. J. Yf. Josev, the popular j ami genial representative 01 ixiei-1 i:liers Co.. (Charleston, was *on I our Mreels yesterday. Mr. H. I). Reddick returned j Saturday ni^ht from New Jork,! w here he went to purchase his la!! and winter stock. Mr, L. C. Du^e is off on & vacation. Mr. 1'. IVarson, of Mayesv:lie, hastakeu his place temporarily at iiie depot. t Air. F, C. Lechner, cashier off i the Bank of Jimmonsville, ha.-j ^ Hiysteriously disappeared. An-j l ! ~1??. .J ' oilier casnier nas trcu ciruc a * and experts are examining thr J missing man's accounts. Miss Hannah Roddick pass* d I through the city last night re-j turning to Kingstree. She ha^ | been visiting Mrs. J. A. Price nod j Mrs. T. C. Waters in Newport! News, Ya?Florence Times. Au- i gust 31. John Anderson, having beenj adjudged insane by a medical i committee, was taken to Cohim | hia Friday night and placed in the State lunatic asylum. Ander- j son is a n '::te man and was e;u-j ployed at Wilson's mill up to the j !ime of ! ;. nfiiiction. In tin.. spacious buggy house, "0 feet ioiut bv 40 wide. Messrs. Uioma c: Bradhara have on sale) as pretty v line of vehicles as can ' be i'oun i anywhere outside oj a! large o:'y. Nearly a litindred j buggies, surreys and carriages, of j 311 me siaiiuaru masee aiiu lite | nevreM ino.iels- o*Fer a range ol | ; hoice to suit the most fastidious, j Ji.v a a: t the building is filled; with v.i..:??rj>'o? every description. | 4 inc'udir.g the celebrated Auburn! and a' i f.'i:.1.. The season has ::: ! rived when vehicles are in do- j :nni:d. 'letter see Tomiinson. SKED CI ATS?A limited r^i.in- j 11*y of send oats for sale at CO ctr j p r bushel Apply at once to j >; - Ban <fe Oo. Kiogstree, S. 0, WA.NHCiJ?i?idy or \iei?tlo:n?n j represent us o:i commission.! Stnady employment and popular j .vocation. Uennettsville .''ul.lnh-1 Co.. ftonnet'sville, S. C. j ?3 TO 0; S TO S; l> TO ?. And What Kingstree Pid tc Gecrgelo*r was a Plenty I ! j The (Aorgetown Outlook last |( week announced the fact that the I rice bird season was jnst about to i Jttomtnenctf. The Kingstree base j 1 ball team forced the season a lit-i? I I tie, and in a series of three games 1 e ato up"' the Kice Birds to thejl tune of 33 scores against 4. The fast game was played on Wednesday afternoon auti re-L suited in a ecore of 13 to 0 in fa- j vor of Kingstree. On Thursday jr and Friday afternoons two more j l games weru won by Kiiigsttee by a score of i< to V and 11 to 1, respec.ireiy. p The success achieved on this e trip atones for many short comings a in the past on the part of the Kinpstree nine, .and upon their return the boys were warmly con gratulaled on every hand. The home team has come to grief sev- j oral times during the season, but j if the scores were summed up and j k cc*mpari?o? made its record; would not make such a poor show- j ing with some teams having hired j players irom sji orer me uiuiiuki There is pood natire talent and excellent material tit Xingatree j for ihe making of a base ball tear/i that could cope with any strictly amateur aggregation in the State. The season is loo nearly ended to make suggestions, but watch Kings-tree's nine next year. bchool Items. The board of education has passed on the papers hit tided iti by applicants tor certificates at the 5 examination which came off on 11 August 25). Following is the re-jI <n11 as m white applicants: First *3 yia?]e?.1 (.4 Spivey-, Vox, W m!1 iLtrelden, Harper-, vVr P Cooper. | Cooper, W J Smiley, Cades, |5 {Jessie McElveen, Cades, Mil'onjc AloKinzie, Lake City, .Misses .Mary j| E Bruns'tn, Greeleyrille, Hallit-g Graham, Hesse Graham, Cooper. i g Laura \Y hillock, Lake City, 1g Bertha Burgess, Mouf.ou. Secondj2 grade,?J P McAlister, Lake City, j g \V Spivey, Eddy, Judson Moore, | { Lake City. Misses Jennie Mont-; J gorrery, Greelevville, Ella Moore, ( Lake City, Mary Pope, Chapman, f Bertha Nettles, Lake City, Selin.a (I Burgess. Mouzon, Annie Mont- 9 gomery, Greeleyvillv, B e i 1 e!^ Clemens, Forest on. T he comnetitive examination { for the vacant beneficiary cadetship at the Citadel Academy was j held in the court house last Friday. Messrs. O. W. Erviji, E. A.J Simmons, E. C. Register, A. C.' Kinds and G. 0. Parsons are the young men who competed for the prize?for it is a prize to a young man of limited means, amounting to ?260 a year, or ?1,000 lor the four years' course. The result ol the examination has not yet been announced and probably wiii not be until next week. Meantime we congratulate' the winner J in advance, at the same time wishing it were so they could all he winners. The Kings tree Academy will [ i begin the session of 1001-02 on j [Monday, September I'd, with a lacuity ol four teachers?one more 'hat: last session. Following is * the corps of teachers: \V. \Y. * b'oddie. principal; Misses Amelia Kennedy, Nina Riser an 1 Beulali (Cairo. ] Suttons Siftings. Mr. \V. S. Cooper made r. flying ri| Thursday lo Charleston on insinesa. Mr. R. F. Ilinnaii* is having bis i :in p.r.d saw mill repaired, getting j eady lor work. Mr. G. O. Parsons went to j viu<rstr-?e Thursday to stand the I examination lor the South Caroina Military Academy. Messrs. Otto and Bryant Hininnt have returned from Lake jty, where they hare been visitde their uncle, Dr. T. B. Hinnant. Mr. A. G. Altman and wife are isiting relatives near Manning his week. Miss Lizzie Byrdick has been isiting relatives at JSarr.pit. Cotton in tuis section is opfentig very last. Some of the farnirs have begun gathering corn nd cotton. Fersons'b. LooFCarefully To Your Kidneys Dr. Jenifer's Kidnev Pills ? cause the kidneys to work ? nature intended they should. They br.ild up the shrunken walls of the kidneys, as no ?? ? ? Vane Ki /*At1 r./1 JiHUWU iCUUCUjf u<30 1VU U\4 to do before. As a cure for urinary trouble* they have no equal. so, 25, 50 Cents i* 1)K W. V. BROCXINGTOK, Klng'trce. S 0 | Subtle IDyrpejwia iti iruecogr.ii.ed in sgi half the cast.*. It deceives tho 3g I unknowing sulTcrer. Ita many I variations work ulont: tLewockf^t to . lines of the eye tern. To battle 3C against only one c.f thctn U vain. gj? Our booklet explains its symp- 5?j toms. Our DyspepslaTubleOgive g5 j complete c:ul lasting relief. m " Giles"! HvferiG ncia T<ah?P{v. i'W J V' K, j? ?w k I UWIV?V jBH 10c., 25C. 3| 2X AN!3 60S. {%} . I>Il W. V. JJROOkIX^TON, Kinf^trw, S (' Don't Force Yamr Bowels wrtb natrh minerals v.-hieb always leave bad ailer-effects on the entire system and where j their use is persisted ir., tend to j completely wreck the siomich ani bowels. ..USE.. Edgar s Cathartic Confections The only harmless, vcjctahle, j ;owc! regulator, and li- cr vitalize* ] ccown. A* pleasant to the taste zz 'Andy, and as positive as th- harsh- > X't minsral. No ?fipc cr pair* 2?5 id, 25. 50 cents. 1>K W. V K HOC KINGTON, Kjngstree, IS C. The \Jerkir?or. I *** ? ? i * I {f .% rr* > v* . f. f A tlAi -Ai - jU* Brit-fiy it is just this?the seeson in nil summer ?nods must ho sc Id or c? to another .season. Wo pmp.ve to s S ), from the I-t to the ?"th of A rgu clearance sales over kr.ov/n > tin: p burg. We hope to see many of our and if they < an t <*<r e v e will begl orders the Lest attentron. FIG BA A beautiful lot of yard wide IVr r.ico yard wide Sea-island IT or.ospu colored Scoth Lawns only u* a .va onlv ,'te a varrt: >> I:*r<re lc of II" ' an at 8c ami JOe per yard; tl:e best Iin everywhere at (>\'e. SHOES! SH( During this sale our entire lineef sh TRUNKS A] We carry the nin-t complete I in Club Bags of any ouse ir.^rts j.itrt ol from She to $17.50 each ; cmiIs suit en from 25c to $5. All cf these g xxis s. A visit to *ur store will save yo \V. E. .1 EXKIX.S1 The Welsh Uec HArf'ISV 1. Co-educational?military, meek gets through work. 0. Best religious for hoys and girls, elegantly equipp 5. Property worth $40,000, $5,000 !?ei n faculty live in dormitories with sfiui nigni uurmg siuuy imurs. >. jut/vain cultured community. 8. Patronage' ing every year. 1). A faculty of ten t leges. 10. Very fine department of n heat, $7.50per month; tuition from : of instrument, $3,50 per month. Address, WELSH NECK UK Furman 1 GREENV A. P. MONTAGUE, Pi Twn eoursrs are offered, leading to and Master of arts (M. A i L'rerarv an cal Laboratories. New .ludson-Alumni ciery flails. New forty-room Uormitory the Mess system. Next session in-gins ! of information on request. For rooms apnlv to Prof. H. T. COOK, Greenville. Devil Take the Old WE DO NOT MEAN TO BE J Offer Yen, Granulated Sujyar, e&'e; C Fair Coffee, ^; Prime, 10* Very Finest Patent Flour, $ Car Load Texas Red Rust P ifespeetttiilv, ILKA ?5?1R tfldK7T?H2k ?Cl.-aA( ?^.TT afa Bala s rakv^ : % LOOK GUI There is always one \vs] | not getting a "gold brick" wh come hero for everything an.l Our reputation has bt en earn*1 not afi'ord to let one ensuum can seethe veal v:;!nein these ]fjj3 | im clou I 221 Ki:;.; 1st. Opposite ('tiarlest.i: MaH viders p.oujplly a ?ry Goods Store. 3 'Sanation. . j Advanced to the point where ail -tela clniReocf being carried over Ii ?!I summer stinT t rT at a sacrist we will have one of the largest eojde of Clarendon .and WiliiaznsW illiamsburg fronds at this sale, ad to send sanip'.es and give their rgaixs. caIs at f/c a yard 2,000 yards very n at only 4c.a yard; the best fast v rd good Shirting Calicos, fast colors, id loc colored'Diinites all closed out lig ) Line Calicos at Cc a yard, sold :>es: shoes' oes will be sold at reduced pr'^s std valises, ? V#'? 1 L-ac C.iJf C! A cc.c o n 4 ^ I'i 1 r it 11 n ^ j v o.ncv-Tt uluo \s uovrc ! the State. Can sell you trunks ises from ?'.O1' to $10 each: club bags /hi at special prices during this sale, u money. ON. Manning, S.C. k High School, [M p s (J j.' \V. c: a ix ES, Principal. - ,m onical. 2. Thorough course of study; and moral influences. Dormitories ed; electric light and furnace heat, ig spent for improv-menfe. 0. Entire lents: teachers with students every :)U healthy, pure water, n refined and rom Maryland to Alabama, increas- * eachers, 'representing cur best col lusic. 1 i. Rtyyi.including light and M t : per h|Wth; music, with uso 3!i SCHOOL,Ilartsville,S.C. t Jniven^ty, rLi.E, s. cr\ rf. I)., iiL. j;., jt'res.aeru. tiifc clegre?* of 8aol;?i]or of Art* (B. A } id R?.:i i:;isi K(?rtr?. ('wn.'ifa! and IM.ysi Jlal! coptiiipinsr Auditorium and S?. Kxper^'-s redwed to a mir.iiuum t?v Sepremr.:-? 2;>. catalogue ai.d circular? Audreys, . / Dr. A. P MO XT A Glffe. Enwideft S C. Hindmost . i THE .or of the Day, IINDiiOST, AND THEREFORE Spot Cash, Sucar, 'iri'c; [ ; Dutt'<, 7.so, Sides, 0c 140; Cood Family, 14. roCfOfcts, ^?o'. arysixx^ Trrvsao. urv ,rwt^ ana wjr** ua? cukin*i* ua-L i*.r -jJ*xw, -1# -v' 'w " I ? *1 > >* of rcitii; n .liiin t'ji'.' yi.ii jir* *?r. y.it* buy, tint w.ty is to .inViJiinjr yon need is kit iiiio. f? by fair <ka!i:i?.and we eouie VisM ofVorintf*. _ " B?<DWftrS t'lfjp mm ii.nU jiJ'JOL) Ae;ul??iTiy of Music . s (? lit ? ucJ to | * n xK