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~. / v j :* , 11 CUT DEPffiM In charge ef W. L. BASS, EBQ. Treasurer Rolling collected taxes liere Monday. R. Vance Askins has gone to Sar-dis to visit relatives. J. J. B. Montgomery was on our j streets last Monday. Martin Severance, operator at Sumter, is at home on sick leave. C. S. Welch, Esq., traveling agent of the Florence Times, was in town Monday. Jesse McLendon, of Bethlehem, spent Sunday in town with reda- j tives and friends. Henry J. McFadden spent Inst Tuesday in Society Hill on business with Dr. liareutine. Clerk Whitehead was in town last Friday morning perlecting his b >nd as receiver ot H. D. Reddick. W S Moore attended the "Tobacco Men's Banquet" in Florence last week. He reported a pleasant oc CHSiUIJ. Mr. West, who has been keeping hooks f?r B. Wallace Janes for a few weeks, returned to Charleston Sunday morning. : The attachment against Joe Ep/ nteiu was dissolved last Saturday, and he is now doing business at the "old stand.9 Mrs. D. H Crosland went to Conway last Thursday. Her husband I is now pastor of the Baptist church at that place. J. 8. and 8. W. Thomas, of Florence county, ware in town Saturday on business. They purchased a plantation from "Judge" Green, eut on the Green road. R. J. Kirk, Esq^ was in town on# day last week oa professional business. He came up to represent the Coast Line in a suit for lost goods, but the ease was postponed. S. M. Askins showed us a pear a few days ago that was raised in his garden. It weighed exactly tvro pounds. Who, if any ene, can beat that? It was certainly a monster. Quite a good many of our people went dowa to Kingstree last week to "take in" the circus. We hope jKrae of them were "taken in" by the circus gamblers. The gambling feature of late years overshadows all other features of the traveling show, and very often the unsophisticated are literally fleeced by the sharpers. M. L. Overstreet is our new railroad agent. Me took charge a few -t.,, days ago. He has made a first-rate i oppression so Tar, and we reel conn.dout that he will give general and full satisfaction. He seems to be a quiet, diligent gentleman. Miss t>eil Severance has been retained an assistant. R. L B1 w has ret f ted to the 4 Tar Heel" State, his li ?me. Mrs. Carter, our postmaster, informs us that site has b?-en instructed ny the postotU otflicials that the department is willing to give U" sn additional d?ily mail frojn t -e North, if the people wish it. r.itler ')ii>, xra lgemcnt the "shoo*' that heretofore curried only p soiigers. wi.i take ma<J. Of c trse ve want the sMiiiooal mail inid will be giail to have it. wm C#'!?" - It is true that advervising will not put merit into poor merchandise, bnt ^io>d merchandise often becomes poor for the want of good a Ivertisin;. According to foresters the best timber is grown on black soil intermixed with gravel. Dr. Catty's Condition Powders. Are ju>t what a horse needs vrhcn in bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge. Tli-'y are not food bur medicine and the be-t in use to pur a horseaiu prime ?u'~di(i?n. Price 23 cts per patkage. For ?*1h by D. <J. Scott. A man seldom ?els s* lull of emotioi^ that he has no room lor '21ri;r. I1S1S11IS no reelection so 1(?K dainty, r.o light M^vT c^arm*nS 55 E^Sal raellow glow that ! gall t HH ' conies from ?|?j fl m 00108 n JgJ ifWA Prepared in many et-Jortints I'v't" ' to harmonico with nnr- p/'i'.Vj ronndnips in din ing ?V J^3kJ bed room ?>r litfu. ^ 8'jld'^ ? - - Because?Eve's legacy lo her daughters as an excuse for any old thing. ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY. From Coopersville, Mtch., comes word of* wonderful discovery of e pleasant tasting liquid that when used hefore retiring by any one troubled with a bad cougli always ensures a good night's rest. * It will soon cure the cough too," writes Mrs S IIin: el burger, ' for three generations of our family have used Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption and never found its, equal for coughs and colds." It's au unrivaled life-saver when used for' desperate lung dis"n*es. Guaranteed bottles 50c and 81.C0 at Wallace & Johnson's. Trial bottles free. The English war department offers a prize of $4,000 for the best self-propelling military wagon SPREADS LIKE WTLDFIRE. When things are "the best" they become "the be?t ?elling." Abraham Hare, a leading druggist, of Belleville. O., writes: "Electric Bitters are the beet selling bitter* I have handled in 20 years." You know why? Most dls-1 eases begin in disorders of stomach, i liver, kidneys, bowels, blood and nerves Electric Bitters tones up the stomach, regulates liver, kidneys and bowels, purifies the blood, strengthens the nerves, hence cures multitudes of maladies. It builds up the entire system. Puts new life and vigor into any weak, sickly raodown man or woman. Price 50 cents. Sold by Wallace & Jehnsen druggists. Hereafter the gas street lamps iu Berlin are to be lighted simultaneously by electnaitr. GREAT LUCK OF AN EDITOR. "For two years all effort* to cure eczema in the palms of my hand failed," writes Editor H N Lester, of Syracuse, C?n., "tbea I was wholly cu.ed by Buckien's Arnica Salve." It's the world's best for eruptions, seres and ail ail-in dianas*. Onlv J5c at Wallace & JeheSSDS. It is always the seif-unmade man that lays the blame oa others. THAT THROBBING HEADACHE Would quickly leave row, if yon used Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferers hare proved their matchless merit f jr sick and nervous headaches. They make pare blood and build up yoar health. Only 26c; Money back if not cured. Sold by Wallace & Johnson druggist. Thu nun n a tofal ah s'ainer from total abstinence. Ynu K sow ' 'hat you are Taki-ig When you take Grove's Tusieiews Chtii Tonic because thv formula is plainly piloted on every bottle showing that it is simply iron ami Quinine in u tasteless lurui. Mo cure, no pay. 50c. He laugh* b?st who is cheerful i nil the 11111-. DID YOU KNOW THIS? Do you know that a neglected cough or cold lead* to consumption? More people die from the effects of cab-hing -.-.1.1 t loin f'eo.ii ..no I.T lti.r Irrwuvn ouiico jV ?IIU lltUIl I I ?/?n UII^I "tuvi nuvi. ! vMui'w | There is one remedy, an;! remember it | only costs twenty-tire cents, tlwt has proven a safe. unfailing euro for coughs and colds. It is called Mexican Syrup. Y.?ur druggist has it or will get it for you. It heals and sfengrhj ens the. lungs and breathing passages, I when nothing else you take stems to , do you good: you haJ better get a hotj tie to-day and read the testim minis on [ the wrapper. HAVE YOU WORMS? i Are you growing thin and sickly? ; lias your skin a pate or sallow tinge? I Do you not occasionally feel a hollow j sen-union in the pit of your stomach, ; ->r a <;ueet disress in yowr buweN? Do j yoa get easily vexed, nervous <n fulg-1. ? : VroOahly you are nomi-hing some J stomach vroims, a lenghty tape worm, : or civ a thousand pin worms, that are | devitaliz ng your entire system You jean expel them by taking Mother's W#.r.?. vi p'iii .'/uliiiMr <*!?,? i? (>:" I fectivp. BETTER HEALTH. Hotter health always follow a use of Mexican ltoot 1*1 lis. simply because j they cleanse the system of sicKening land eITere matter so tiiomugaly and completely. it is .1 sin to retrain constipated v.hen Mexican Root Pills . only cost 2o cents a box. THE BEST PAIN CURE Is on** that is absolutely safe and t sure, antl that taken intCTiully will , < ure cramps and colic, or applied external will reduce swellings/.nd subdue pain. Gooeh's Quick lte?icf does this and only costs 25 cents. WANT TO BE PRETTY? '< Then purity your blood hv raking Gooch's Sarsaparilia, the best of all blood medicines PILE-INK CURES PILES! Money retunded if it ever fails. J Anti-Agur cures Chill* h> ! Fever* For sale by W. V. Broekineton i Kings;ree, S. C. Ill 1 llltnl in n? i ;l|ilK | Buy your clothes from a firm who nevfr intentionally misrepresents anything. Where any dissatisfaction is made good as soon as reported, acd where prices are as low as reliable qualities will petmit. This forms the basis of our business principles. OUR FALL & WINTER CLOTHES Are ready, and offer styles and size* to please everyone. ?. %t?n n<k?rv fTA TTCJ !J?' YUU t'API'l I'Uiiici iu uci SEND A MAIL ORDER. ' nan m ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, Comer Kin# and ITasell Street*, ' CHARLESTON, S. G\ TAX NOTICE. Treasurer'S OJTICK. 1 WilliAMSBL-No County, Klnjstree, S.C.,Oct, 10, 1901. ) The tax levy for the fiscal year 1901 i* a* follows: For State . . 1 . ... 5 mills For County 4 mills For Schools S mill* 30 mills on value of all stock in Anderson. Suttonsand Part of Penn Townships. 3 mills on all pronerty in School IMsiriots No*. ! ? and Itt. 2 inilis on all property in school District Jots. 19 20 ami 21. 1 mill on aii property -n School District No. 18. A capitation ttxof one d ?l'ar on alt mal- s hct.werii the a^esofii ami years unless cuniiitutionally exempt. I will be sr. rhe following place* on | the days mentioned below for the eoli It c'ion of the said tax: Cade*. Uctuher i~? lndiantown. -4 1,? Cedar Swan?p, " IT Kloomingvale " 18 Morri"Ville, " I'j Koine, ' 28 Lambert, " 24 Ards Cross Roads, " 2 > Alt mans, 44 26 [ Hebron, 44 28 I Oreelevville, '4 29 j (iourdiiis 44 30 liinnani's St:re 44 31 salters, November 1 Kinjrsiree. November 4 to 7 inclusive Lake City," * November 1! ran ton, I Prospect, 13 Harpers, " 14 Trio, 44 i:? Kin/stree. Nov. 16 :o I)ec*3i,inclusive, Saturdays excepted. U. I). ROLLINS, ) tctlO-dc-Jl i ounrv 1 misurcr. Work is the best of safeguards, ami the surest escape-valve for bodily digress.?November Ladies' j Home .lourtia1. To Cure a Cold in One Day, i Take Laxative IJromo Quinine j Tablets. All druggists refund the | money if it fails to cure. K. W. i tj rove's signature ison a;-h box.25e. | j Artistic and euntnn iciai .print; in- ext-mlod on short notice at 1 ? > . IV. IIIE riLWtKU J* Ai r.-r // V /^jO/yvwrL^ , Th'n c;> a'.r.'v if o-. rrory >o~ of the cennice -.T.- \-?--:no?Qui;':2.*?2 Tabi** . tVi rtmr t r--cj??? C co-.i SiJ OIK* 08/ guaranteed $5,000 DEPOSIT 5-L/f^^^fe R-R-FARE PAK> 200 FREE fftl "8*wTW; iwi Scholarship#offered, j LL ? j. jL tttlfilM Write quick ? 1 CA.-AiA. BUSINESS OOLLCCCa l*aoor,Cc We have on hand a car load of B them linger longer, therefore We Pass Up The Don't quarrel with opportunity, bt last. Ail the standard makes, such as dock,Enger, Barberar.d R.E.Jones. We make you practically a preseni OUB LIVERY DEF Is always supplied with Good Horses a J. L. STUCB Lake Cib Stoxel One chance is all we ask to convinc< OUR SPECJ MiiiDoenr, Ladies' and Gems' frt THINGS THAT DELIGHT THE L THAT CANT STEWART Lake Cit SFECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO Having sold us her entire stock at 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 haveoti CORN, SUGAR, F OATS, COFFEE, , HAY, - CIGARS, GRIT8, TOBACCO, MEAL, SALT, STARCH. CANDY. And In Fact Everything We are not selling out, nor are wc trary are trying te build up a good, soi tree ou as low margin as first-class go< we ask the support and patronage of ti Come and Get Pric We buy cotton from our customer sixty duys at small cost. Come and t? GEO W. L. BASS, Attorney afrLaw, L.iKli t 1 i Y, S. C. Practices in Stale and Federal UliE li DENTIST. WILL BE AT CIEOIIGETOWX, S. C. DURING JULY. I Office at EcMenee. Tsctii Extracted Without K m C 1'ain. s ! Tod;] Pat in Without Pl"te< i I , ? Have Ioj mi L i' From Georgelawn? If Not, Head this Ad. :jj LEI &HIMTZ ffavp onoofthe best selected stocks * ?of? Fashionable Clothing, I ( Gents Furnishings, i Iiry Goods, * Shoes, Eats, Btc., \ Ever brought Eolith. All we ask when you are in our city is to come in and inspect our stock and get 0 our prices, and we are sure that [ after comparing the prices of ouriC first-class goods with others, the! ^ biggest trouble we will have is to ^ wrap up the goods and receive * your money, - jLEVFi & H'JHIVITZ, i Leading Clothiers and Fur- ' nishers of Georgetown, S.C. Mail orders attended to the same day received. P. 0, Box 94. UGGIE3, anil can't afford 10 let ' A Profits to You. i j it come now and buy while they/ Hackney, Taylor A Ganady, llnjf /* t of half the profits if you buy now. artmfnti nU Stylish and ServicableVehicles ;ey & co? f, S. 0. 2ST?tx7- G-oo&sl i you of the quality of our goods. ALTY IS ; m On Ms n met ADIES HEARTS AT PRICES BE BEAT. & FLOYD, | y, s. o. DRESSMAKING & MILLIN ERY id good will Miss Ida G. Badgers, v . to serve her friends and customers A CO? ' lustomers that they are still doing KunH a /nil llnA e\t LOUR, CHEESE, LARD, CRACKERS, BACON, MOLaSSES, BUTTER, STAR LYE, SOAP. OIL, CANNED GOODS. iR the Grocery Liie. "j ) selling at cost; bat on the conind, reliable business at old Kingsxis.can be sold?and to this end le public. es Before Buying. s. or will insure and hold for them die with us. . S. BARB, Manager. "' " ' 1 .. W. F. CLAYTON. H J Attorney-at-Law. ; | FLORKNTK. S. C. - ' I P ar i< e* in a'l the United State* Joints, and ;n tie 1 Mints of Florence t . . . '4 nu.n iiw.-.iusuurg ? ou.iih*. I A M SNIDER,! 1 I & Burgeon Dentist. _ * * ^ vingstree, lGlh to 30ih of each month. i j:ike City, ]?t to 15th of each month. ? Kingstree, every Sntarday. | ? fatisfaction Guaranteed. ? t i PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. s V \ ?ime taMe in effort January ], 1001. WESTWARD. Daily Ex. Daily. Sunday. . , Jeorgetown 5.30am 4.00ptu .anes 8 OOatn 5-21 pfli "Jlliarjoton l.Ooam 8.30pui W' lumtt-r 9 4Uam i 'olumhia 11.00am 'loronce 0.30ara 7.55pm Norfolk o.l-'piii 10,25aui EASTWARD. 1 ieorgctown 10 50am 8.20pm .anes 8.40am 7.00pm 'liarle-ton 7.00aiu 4 15pm UQiter 5.3">pm kilumbia 4.15pm "lorenee 3 00am Corfulk 9.00am 2.20pm v Connections made at Lanes with Atiwt'e Coast l ine trains and atGcorgei wn with all steamers on Pee Dee, Rack and Waceamaw rivers, inclining service between Georgetown and lie celebrated summer resort, Pawley's stand. A. B. 13. HARRIS. Acting Supt. tjj MT. It. Buie, Geo. Pass, Age at. 1