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* '+' X ' wSmST L Is charge of W. L. BASS, Esq. Even drummers are scarce now. Conductor Brother*, of Florence, was in town one day lately. C R Bellinger, E-o, of Charleston, spent last Friday in town on legal business. Miss Eva Jlnliins, who is now teaching at Poplar ; iill, spent last Sunday with town folks. C S W? leh, Esq., of the Florence bar, was it. town la-t Friday in tne interes; of the Times, the live daily of that city. i^J. Epstein's store was closed last Friday under a warrant of attachment sins] out by M. Hornik, of Charleston. Wo have heard that a certain young single man in town is planning a dwelling house. Wonder what he wants with a dwelling? He has no family. Wants it to rent,eh ? H F Stokes went away last Sun day night. We understand that ne will not return, having accepted a position as traveling salesman for a shoe house. We are informed that his destination is Atlanta from here. There is a great dearth of news here now. Even the crowd that usually keeps things lively in the intendant's court seems to have left town or gone Into winter quarters. The old saying that "no news is good news" is pretty nearly true. The school building is completed except painting. This could not' be done in time for school to open at the appointed time. Therefore, rather than delny the opening it was determined,so we are informed, to paint the outside now and wait until a vacation long enough topaint the Interior. The building is a neat 'x^ 4Wmaa 1.1 t?/?a a hull. BUUSV CI liner mi|^u ivuiu<->| ???nway, a *>iaxza and a combined porch atui belfry. For about the oaly time this year Lynch's river is in good condition for fishing, and what worries us so much is the fact that it catches us just at the time when we are so busy that we can't wet a hook. We are very much afraid that we can't stane? the temptation much longer. We are working of nights in hope of getting a fow, just a few, moments to slip off and dangle a worm at the cnk of a hook. We are not worrying ourselves up this way about the Booker T. Washington incident. Every inan to his own choosing. If President ltoosevelt prefers to associate with men of that race, let him do se. But he should not expect those who prefer companions of a different shade to regard hi*n or his choseu ones so highly as they otherwise would. The president is half Southern, hut it was not that half t >at te.it down to dinner with Book* or Washington. U '- v oL* in? l?V-n r.it u hnma V4 . ttnvni.fi inct ur? tivmv lust week Iroiu i hnrltston where he had b-en to have an operation l? rforined ou his nose lie has 8.iff-red from asthma quite a while ami it seems that the septum of tho uo?trii ua; crocked so that one nostril was almost closed. Tho op ration was performed and we hope it will pormuneiitly relieve him. He has liad only oue slight attack wince the operation and he thinks that was brought on by exposing himseif to the night air. Our school opened last Monday with very flattering prospects. We understand from a member of the lioard of trustees that there were more than a hundred children present on the tirst day. This is en couragmg. Aow let us all pull together with the teachers and trustees and put the school on a better pluno than ever before, if that l?e p 'ssible. The trustees we are persuaded, will do their duty; they have selected and installed a good corns <>1 teachers and it now remains for our ;>eople to do their duty. Ami our duty isan important one, a very important one. and miles* it In done well and truly the efforts of the trustees and teache-s will most assuredly avail nothing. Lake Oity needs a good schual, and j now she has the opportunity to' have it. Let each and every one of us tuakea solemn resolution that lie will b-? the very last person in the whole town and community to llnd fault and complain. Stand by { ti??? teacliers and trustees. If your i child comes home with a tale of woe, such as a spoiled child knows so well how to manufacture, of how lie was unjustly kept in (they never do anything if they are given full credence,) and how he was whipped for somebody else's fault, don't rnlsu a row,abuse the teachers and further injure your already spoiled child. Not oae ti ne in a thousand will a teacher impost* on any child. Dr. Cady's Condition Powders. Are Ju*t what a horse needs when In lad condition. Tonic, blood purlth-r and vermifuge. They are not food but medicine and the best In use to put a horse m prime soadltlnn. Price 55 cte per package. For snlv by D. C* Scott. ! . r moat ?it/. ? ? . Herr Most, the anarchist editor recently convicted, has been rereased 011 $1,500 bond. ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY. From Coopersville, Mteh., cones word of* wonderful discovery of a pie* sant tasting liquid that when u*ed before retiring by any one troubled wit h a bad cough always ensures a good night's rest. "ft wili soon: cnre the cough too," writes Mrs S II in el burger, "for three generations of oio family have u?ed l)r. King's New Discovery for Con umption and never found it? equal for coughs ami colds." It's an unrivaled life-saver when used for desperate lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1.00 at Wallace & Johnson's. Trial bottles fi ee. Most men are generous to a fault. , when the fault happens to be , their own. f SPREAD5 LIKE WILDFIRE. . Vvhen things are "the best" they be- | come "the bc?t selling." Abraham Hare, a leading druggist, of Belleville, O., writes: "Electric Bitters are the ] best selling bitters I have handled in 20 years." Yoa know why? Most dim eas?s begin in disorders or stomacn, liver, kidney*, bowels, blood and nerves Electric Bitters tones up the stomach, 1 regulates liver, kidneys and bowels, purifies the blood, strengthens the nerves, hence cores multitudes of mala* dies. It builds up the entire system. ' Puts new life and vigor into any weak, ' sickly randown man or woman. Price 50 cents. Sold by Wallace Jt Johnson ' druggists. The profligate rake ia never able to boe his bis own row. GREAT LUCK OF AN EDITOR. "For two years all efforts to cure eczema in the palms of my band failed," writes Editor H N Lester, of Syracuse, C*n.. "thea I was wholly eu.ed by Buckien's Arnica Salr?." It's the world's best for eruptions, seres and all skin dl*eas?. Only 25c at Wallace 8c Johnsons. When a man is in his caps, he is apt to get into family jars. j THAT THROBBING HEADACHE Would quickly leare you, if yon used 1 Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thousands 1 of sufferers hare proved their matchless merit for sick and nervous headaches. They make pure blood and build up your health. Ouly 25c; Money hack If not cured. Sold by Wallace & John- \ son druggist. i The self-made mau is seldom satisfied with other people's creations. You Know What you are Taking When you take urove's Tasteless | Chill Tonic because the formula in j plainly priuted on every bottle J showing that it is simply Iron and ] Quinine in a tasteless form. Mo J cure, no pay. 50c. fie laughs best who ii cheerful l rill the time. 5 DID YOU KNOW THIS? 1 Do you know that a neglected tough or cold lend,* to consumption? More people die from the effects of catching cold than from nny other known cause There is one remedy, and remember it only costs twenty-live cents, that has proven a safe, unfailing cure for t coughs and colds. It is called Mexican I Syrup. Tour druggist has it or will ( get it for you. It heals and strength- J eua the lung* and breathing passages, < wiien nothing else you take ?eems to 1 do you good; you had better get a b*.?t- ] tie to-day and read the testimonials on I tiie wrapper. 1 HAVE YOU WORMS? Ar? you growing thin and sickly? lias your skin a pale or sallow tinge? , I)o you not occasionally feel a hollow . sensation in the pit of your stomach, , or a queet disrress in your bowels? Do , you get easily vexed, nervous or thlg-1. ? j "Probably you are nourishing some i stomach worms, a lcnghty tai?e worm, , or else a thousand pin worms, that are i devitalizing your entire system. You j can expel them by taking Mother's , Worm Syrup. Nothing else is so ef- j reetivc. BETTER HEALTH. Better health always follow a use of | ( Mexican Hoot Pills, simply because they cleanse the system of sickening atid effere matter so thoroughly and | completely. It is a sin to remain constipated when Mexican Root Pills i only cost &r> cents a box. THE BEST PAIN CURE Is one that is absolutely safe and sure, and that taken internally will euro cramps and colic, or applied ex- 1 ternal will rednce swelling* and subdue pain. Goocli's Quick Relief docs this and only costs 25 cents. WANT TO RE PRETTY? Then purify your blood by taking Gooch's Sarsap irilia, the best of all blood medicine* PILE-IKE CURES PILES! Money refunded If it ever fails. Anti-Aguk cures ChilN aid Fever If or sale by W. V HroekJagton Klugjnroo, S. C. | ( If! ill liter il minn HUH!;. Buy your clothes from a firm who never intentionally misrepresents anything. Where any dissatisfaction is made good as soon *s reported, and where prices are as low as reliable qualities will petmit. rhis forms the basis of'our business principles. OUR FALL & WINTER CLOTHES Are ready, and offer styles and ?ze* to please everyone. [F YOU CANT COME TO US, SEND A MAIL ORDER. mm j in. ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, ' .y . Corner Kfn# and Hasell Streets, CHARLESTON, S. 0. n i i 1 m ELaaiuonaiiax uutiue. I will be at the. following places on :be days mentl^Ced for the collection tax??: r Indlantown Chferch, Nov 4 MorrlsvllI^ * -t' - Nov 5 lilooraingvalev - - Nov 6 Ced ir SwatnpV - - Nov 7 Cades, - - - Nov 8 I will not be at Klngxtree on any of ,hc above dates as previously announced. R. D. ROLLINS. 81-7 " Co. Treasurer. TAX NOTICE. TffKASUTUK'S OrricBt | Wli.LJAMSHrar, Coi'NTY, JKinrdree. S.C..()ct. 10. ilHil. ) The tax levy for the fiscal year 1901 is a- follows: For State . v . . . 5 aiills For Countv ....... 4 mills For Schools 3 mill* irt ? 111_ .... i-uin. nf oil iiiu*W In Aiiiler* )? lUill)" Ull VMIIIV f'B Ul? - .V' ? ... ......v son. Suttons and Fart of Pt-nn Township*. 1 mills on all property in School Districts No* 16 and 16. 2 niiDs *n all property in School Di*tri?*t* Now. 19, 20 and 21. I mill on all property in School District No. 18, K capitation tax of one dollar on all males between the ajres of 21 and 60 year*, unless constitutionally exempt. I will be at the fnllowinp place* on he days mentioiied below for the eolection of the said tax: 3ade?, October 15 Indiantown, " 16 Jelar Swainp, " 17 [lloominevale 44 16 VforrUville, 44 19 [tome, 23 Lambert, " 24 \rds Cross Roads, 44 25 \ltniaii8, 44 26 Hebron, '* 28 Sreeleyville, "4 29 irourdina 44 30 Hinnant's St-?rc 44 31 kilters, Norerabei 1 Kinj^stree, Nov?-ml>er 4 to 7 inclusive Lake City, Nevcnber 11 ? Jd 'VI ? II I VI I J I'rosjtfxrt, 13 Harpers, " 14 Trio. 44 15 funestree. Nov. 16 to DecSl.inclnsivc, Saturdays excepted. K. I). ROLLrNS, jctl0-i1c3i < ounty Treasurer. The annual State ball cu t e off last Thursday night in the hall of representatives. rbta denature l? ?u ?rery box of the fannlno Laxative Brotno-Quioicc Tabloca j !fee nuiiIt mrva a mM la mm ,%<utipna7 guaranteed * k?d?? a $5,000 DEPOSIT " *. fare paid OTnifl| 200 FREE ScbcUrefelpa offered. n l Wrfie qulei to MkllMt Maoon, O* W. 1 "We have on hand a car load of 15 them linger longer, therefore We F ass Up The Don't quarrel with opportunity, bi last. All the standard makes, such as docb,E nger, Barber and It. E. Jones. We make you practically a presen OUF LIVERY DEF Is always supplied with Good Horses a J. L. STUCf i siiLck n\u I?UI\V/ Vllj ISTeTxr store! One chance is all we ask to convince OUR SPECI liifi, Louies' ORi Gents' fond THINGSTHAT DELIGHT THE L THAT CANT STEWART Lake Cit 8FECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO Having sold us her entire stock ar who is in our employ, will be pleased at our store. BARR Wish to inform their friends and c business at the old stand, and have on CORN, SUGAR, F OATS, COFFEE, HAY, CIGARS, GRITS, TOBACCO, MEAL, SALT, STARCH, CANDY. And In Fact Everything We are not selling out, nor are we trary are trying to build up a good, ?oi tree on as low inarg:n ax first-class go< we ask the support and patronage of tli Come and Get Prici We buy cotton from our customer sixty days at small cost. Come and ta ' _GEO. W. L. BASS, Attorney at Law. LAKE CITY, S. 0. Practices in Slate and Federal Courts. I J, HBE, M 0? DENTIST. WILL BE AT GEORGETOWN, S. C. DURING JULY. j Office at Rfr?idenco. Teeth Extracted Without K Pain. Taeth Put in Withnnt Platn r UUIII B Ml WW I1IIVM1 * LA Hrv^ You Heard the Latest From Georgetown ? If Not, Read this Ad. [J LEVIN & HURWiTZ Have one of the best selected stccks ^ ?of? Fashionable Clothing, ^ mm* W t ents Jtunuswngs, l Dry Goods, s Shoes, Hats, Etc., *: F.ver brought South. All we ask when you are in our city is to come i:: and inspect our stock and get G our prices, and we are sure that L after comparing the prices of our C first-class goods with others, the S biggest trouble we will have is to U wrap up the goods and receive * your money. ^ LEVIN & HURWITZ, i, Leading Clothiers and Fur- ? nishers of Georgetown, S.C. J Mail orders attended to the same day reccired. P. 0, Box W. . ; ;3 ' ' -1 *>>; ! ' ^ j " -'. 1 " ' - UGGIE3, and can't afford 10 let / Profits to You. Lit come now and buy while thev Hackney, Taylor A Oanady, Hayt of half the profits if you bay now. >ARTMFNT rnd Stylish and ServieableVehielea [EY & CO,, ' t, s. o. ItT?"w <3-oOd.sI e you of the quality of our gooda. ALTY IS i?, ly Gtti M. ADIES HEARTS AT PRICES BE BEAT. & FLOYD, M c n =*. v, DRESSMAKING & MILLINERY id good will Miss Ida (i. Il*dgers, to serve her friends and customers & CO. customers that they art still doing hand a full line of LOUR, CHEESE, LARD, CRACKERS, BACON, MOLaSSES, BUTTER, STAR LYK SOAP. OIL, CANNED GOODS.. .' in the firacery Line. selling at cost; but on the con* md, reliable business at old Kings* xis can be sold?and to this eud ie public. bs Before Buying. a, or will insure and held for them ,1k with us. , S. BABU, Manager,, ^ _ - -y W. F. CLAYTON. i Attorney * at - Law. FLORENCE. S.C. Practice* In all the United Stetee hurts, and u> tl e Courts of Floreuce ad Williamsburg Counties. ? A M. SNIDER, surgeon Dentist. Lingstree, 10th to 30th of each month. ,:?ke City, 1st to 15th of each month. Kingstrep, every Saturday. * Satisfaction Guaranteed. - , v! eorgelcwo I Wssisro MM Co. PASSENGER DEPA RTMEXT. 'ime table in effort January J, 1901. westward. Daily Erf Daily. Sunday, eorgetown 5.30am 4.00pra Vn . ' anes b 00am 5*21pn* Bfvl hnrlcston 1.00am 8.3U]>m urnt^r 9 40:im olumbia 11.00am lorcnce 9.30am 7.55pm orfolk 5.l">pm 10,25am EASTWARD. eorgetown 10 50am 8.20pm Jinea 8.40am 7.00pm harlcatoD 7.00am 4 13pm ' urntcr 5.85pm .; uluuibia 4.15pm loreHce 3.00am orfulk 9.00am 2.20pm Connections made at Lanes with At-, mtic Coast l.inte trains and atGeorge<wn with all steadier* on Pee I>ee, lack and \Va?camaw rivors, Inelud?g ?ervicu between Georgetown and ie celebrated summer resort, Pawley's itand. A. B. B. IIAOBIS. Acting Supt. W. R. Rule, Gtu. '-H.