University of South Carolina Libraries
4 " T - . * Y. . jVHE CITY DEPBRMST In charge of W. L. IJASS, Esq. " Miss Eva Rollins has given her , school a holiday and is spending the time in town. ; The schools closed Oil Friday for a vacation of one week. Work will w be resumed on the 30th. . Messrs. 8. C. Morris, B. Wallace ' '* * Jones, Jr., and R. E. Morris are at home for the holidays. . * All of our tobacco men (save those who reside here) have gone off for *? the holidays, except Mr. James. ^ j ' Mr. J. F. Itiekenbaker went off \ . Tuesday to spend the festive season at his yld home at Springfield, S. C. We have heard of only two candi" .i- ' dates for the position of dispenser, t i " Messrs. >1. M. liodgers and Josiah Smiley. Misses Mary Itushton, Bertha Morris and Maria Croft have laid aside their books for a few days' z rest and recreation at home. jf ' Eaddy has closed his office ?hfcre and returned to his old home . Ht Johnsonville. We hoped he V ~ would remain with us permanentk i iy, but he has decided that it is ? wisest for him to go back. We wish him prosperity and peace. . ?. Messrs. McClary and Murphy, of - the county board of control, were in town Thursday on the lookout for a house for the proposed dispensary. We understand that the * store house now occupied by J. H. c \ , Brilies was secured. * i Mr. Harvey J, Brown is spending some time with" lelatives and with friends of former days. His visits k * are far .between?fifteen years? and shduld be correspondingly ? long. His old friends delight to * renew the acquaintance of times V- past and to renew the events of by gone days. He is anxious to meet his old Oonfederatecaptain,Calhoun , ? Logan, and his comrades in arms. ' Th?v need not be surprised to see vy * him before long. Frank Maple bumped against a bard argument in Judge Gas kins' H gHMraES court Saturday. In fact, the logic H M|l^i of the argument was irresistible. IS The major and minor premises beH SM?w5B ing axiomatically true, the coub'^K^SHI elusion was inevitable. lie had BMliHB violated a laborer's contract, carried a concealed weapon, and went ISEH armed and uttered threatening speeches. For the next ninety days he will not wear his own I'' > 7"~ clothes. I '4f t The old store-house ofMesrs. S. By 0" . Foston & Son was burned Sunday '1*. / ^ ?iight about eleven o'clock. It is the 1 building in which they carried on lmsiness before the new one was VmUf- nnH stood nnlv about a bun dred feet from the new one. The fire was undoubtedly of incendiary origin. There was k lot of corn and hay.in it. The loss is something like $800. J.S.Howie went down i - -with the blood hounds, but th$ dogs L - < failed to pick up the trail. The wonk der is that the new store escaped. . Mesdames R. I). Rollins, II. V. L Epps and D. M. Epps have secured Hi* the large and comfortable building .at 77 Wa.?ihin?ton street, Charleston, .and will r*?tf an hotel on the Eu 1 ; \ ropean plan, furnish lodging, but ' not meals. This building is near the Const Line depot and easily ac. eessible to trolly lines. These laES,w dies will go town on the 31st, tak I 8 >ing their families (except the men II folks, who would be nuisances) with 5JV . ^ them, and will We prepared to re I ' ceive lodgers on now year's night, V - < and will continue open during the Exposition. Thttre will be an entertainment of H^B ""^^^^pfmewhat noVel character at the BMB rfapcist church Christmas night. It ^7^ f?r the Sunday school children y and the Presbyterian and Method* i-?t schools were invited to join, but the last named could not accept the " invitation, owing to the fact that that school has an entertainment Thursday night. It will be in the nature of a Christmas tree only in solar as gifts will be distributed. /' The children will be ..invited to visit St. Nicholas dn bis home, where he.-and his workmen will present Samples of their goods to litil^ones, and will show how .J they live and work. ST v The municipal election'last Frit ^ day resulted in the fallowing aelec * % tb<Lt'a *<cH;?a<J hrll- ffj^ TO? IftUiiMTnflP' Uant No odor. #)vfTj6iflB ; k ' <**. tions: Intendant, W. L. Bass; wardens. D. M. Epps, E. R. Rodpers, J* J. Morris and J. P. Phillips. j Therq had been no nominations t and everybody filled his own ticket, t The result was that about half the c citiaens were v>*tod for. Some of f those who were elected had declar- i ed their determination to retire, 1 and it is more than probable that :4' another election will be necessaoT? as we understand that or.e or two, ^ at least, of those who have been chosen will refuse to serve. u' HI /i .. ^? , .v v . iu. v>uu|ici, u uog.ii', iiuiu | | Johnsonville, broke his thigh by | f jumping off the ?r<?in Tuesday ? morning. Cooper brought his j wife to the statiomto take train 51 r to Charleston. While he was seeing her on board thp train t started off and he got nearly to d the "crossing," when he jumped ! off. Uis leg struck a piece of ter- ^ ra cotta piping, fracturing his t thigh. He was treated by Dr. W. V. Breckiagton. Many of the large business j houses of the city of Mexice still li * i use tallow dips for illarainatiug purposes. A MILLION VOICES y Could hardly express the thanks of ? Homer Hall, of Y*cst Point, la. Lis- c ten why; A 6evere cold had settled c on his lungs, causing a most obstinate cough. Several physicians said he had h consumption, but couiu not neip mm. s When all thought ho was doomed he s began to use Dr. King's New Discov- ^ cry for Consumption and writes?"it ? completely cured me and saved 1113' life. I now weigh 227 lbs." It's positively guaranteed for coughs, colds f and lung troubles. Price50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free at 1). C. Seotts. There's nothing in a name. Angels never eat what mortals call g angel food. Ij SAVED AT GRAVE'S BRINK. [ "I know I would long ago hate been in my grave," writes Mrs. S. H. Newborn of Dwatnr. Ala., "if it had not been for Electric Hitter.-. For three years I suffered untold agony from the C worst formsof indigestion,waterbrasli, t< stomach and bowel dyspepsia. But this excellent medicine did me a world r of good. Since u*lng it I caneathearti- j ly and have gained 35 pounds." For indigestion, loss appetite, stomach, liver and kidney troubles Electric Bitters are a positive, guaranteed cure. Only 20c at D. C. Scott's dr?g store. . Cow and Hog Feed. We have on nana Lorn ana i< Wheat bran, Chops, hoininv, * feed middlings, Cotton Seed ^ Meal and Hulls and will keep 3 these all the year round. BARK & Co. 2 THE PRIDE OF HEROES; 2 Many soldiers in the last war wrote to say that for scratches, bi uises, cuts, I wounds, corns, sore feet aud stiff joints ^ Bucklen's Arnica Salve is the best in the world. Same for burns, scalds, boils, ulcers, skin eruptions and piles. It cures of no pay. Only 25c at D. C. . Scott's drug store. j( The world was made for man and man for woman. FOILS A DEADLY ATTACK. "My wife was so ill that good phyc*(/ktnrio mxihl* f/t a! r* li M ( if as aitiaiic wric uiiaiiir iu urjj? uui, i lies ? M. M. Austin, of Winchester, Ind., / ' but vr;is completely cured by Dr. I King's New Life Pills." Th?y work ? wonders in stomach and liver troubles, j Cure constipation, sick headache. 25c at S D. C. Scott's drug store, Among the peasants of Turkey * most of the doctoring is done by } women. 'J -She Best Prescription for Malaria.' Chills and Fever is a bottle of Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is . simply iron and quinine ina tasteless form. No cure?no pay. Price 60c. The man who wants the earth j invariably gets it?when he dies. v To Cure a Cold in One Day, Take .Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the I money if it fails to cure. K. W. Grove's signature is on each box.2oc. When a man is beaien he admits it; but it's different with a woman. Stops the Cough i and Works off the Cold. Laxative Bromo-Quitifne Tablets cure a cold in one day. No cure* < no pay. Price 25 cents. ' . ] A car Texas Red Rust Proof J Oats-going at 80 cents while they , last. Btrr & ^o. 1 t p N ? f ' ' >'< ' ' ? 1 ? THE BEST TIME. * The best tirac.to cure .1 oough or coW 3 when jo# arc first", affected. A tleasant and sure remedy for Sore hroat. weak lungs, bronchial soreness, aiughing spells, etc., i? Mexican Syrup or coughs and consumption. Be wise n time and keep a bottle in your medcine chest, always handy for immcdlte use, remembering the old adage, 'a stitch in time, saves nine." It is a rue lun2 tonic and sells for only 25 ?nts. MANY WONDER. Many wonder how it is that pin rorms and stomach worms got into ittle children, or how a tape worm 300 eet long, can get in and exist and :row inside of a man, as it sometimes lappens. They may well wonder, for t is a great mistery. However many iow know from experience that Anther's Worm Syrup will rid of inestinal worms and greatly improve lie health after the worms have been lestroyed and expelled. It is absolutey a harmless remedy to take, and as t only costs 25 cents, all should try it rho suspect worms to be the cause of heir ill health. MEXICAN ROOT PILLS. These pill, costing only 25 cents a ox, are the latest vegetable discovery or cleansing, renovating, strcngthenng and regulating the liver and owels. Better health invariably fol:>ws their use. THE BEST TIME. The best time to cure pain is when /in firct- fool it Altvivs h ire a bottle f Gooch.s Quick Relief in the house, lures external or internal pain, and osts only 25 cents. Cure? cramps and olic. THE WHOLE BODY. The whole body depends on pood, ealthy blood for its sustenance and ttength. Nothing makes the blood o healthy and the nerves so strong as iooeh's Sarsaparilla. Read testimonials n its wrapper. PILE-INE CURES PILES! Money refunded it' it ever fails. Anti-Aquk cures Chills a?d Fever 'or sale by W. V. Brockington. Kings tree, S. C. Horse-shoeing. " 1 4L- ~ r Slaving secureu ine at-rviurs 01 a irst-class Horse-Shoer, I am now ircpared to do any and all kind o! BLACKSMITH WOiiK AND REPAIRING On Sh&rt Notice, ruaranteeiag satisfaction both as o price and workmanship. Thanking the putyic for past patonage, I respectfully solicit a coninuance of same. Respectfully, Dc28 8. B. DAVIDSON. ' TAX NOTICE. Treasurer's Office. ) wllllamsburo COUNTT, I^ingstree, S.C.,Oct, 10. 1901. ) The tax lery for the fiscal year. 1901 * as follows: 'or State? . . * . ... 5 mills 'or County 4 mills 'or Schools 3 mills ft mlllc nn villi, nf y]| ulru'L" In A nr!#?r son, Suttons and Part of Peun Townships. i mills on all property in School Districts Nos. 16 and 16. mills on all property in School Districts Nos. 19, 20 and 21. mill on all property in School District No. 18, t capitation tax of one dollar on all males between the ages of 21 and 60 years, unless constitutionally exempt. I will be at the following places on he days mentioned below for the eolation of the said tax: ? lades, October 15 ndiantown, ,4 16 Jedar Swamp, " 17 lloomingvale " 18 lorrisville, " , 19 tome, " 28 >ambert, " 24 irds Cross Roads, " 25 tltmans, 44 26 lebron, 4 " 28 JreelevTille,' 14 29 rotirdins 44 30 iinnant's Store 44 31 alters, .^oveinoei i Cin^stree, November 4 to 7 inclusive jakeCitj, November ? 11 >cr*nton, " 12 'respect, .' ? 13 larpers, "" 14 rrio, " 15 Cin^strec. Nov. 16 to Dec*3l,iuclnsive, Saturdays excepted. R. D. ROLLINS, ctl0-dc3l County Treasurer. Or. Cady's Condition Powders. i.re just what a horse needs when In ?ad condition. Tonic, blood purifier and 'crmifujfe. They are not food hut uedicine and the be?t In use to put a iorsc in prime eosdition. Price 25 cts >er paekajje. For sale by D. C. Scott. <9 * "his fKToture l? on rory box of tho goanlno Laxrtivc Bromo-Quicine t?m?? ibc rotrkV \hU <mrMi a o?ld la ena dap I always keep on hand for*sale >r exphan^e Cotton Seed Meal and finlla, Will pay highest cash iirittfs for seed. It will pay our armers td^ee me before buying neal. Geo. S. Barr, agent tor Hartsrille Oil Mill. # * * . 4 W ? We have on hand a car load of them linger longer, therefore We Pass Up The Don't quarrel with opportunity, last. All the standard makes, such a dock,E nger, Barber and R. E. Jone We make you practically aprese Ot LIVERY DEI Is always supplied with Good Horses ' - j. l. stuc: / Lake Oil ZtTeTxr Store! One chance is all we ask to convih OUR SPEC lilt lies' i Gils" Fuf THINGS THAT DELIGHT THE THAT CAN" STEWART Lake Qi SFECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN'T< Having sold us her entire stock who is in our employ, will be please at our store. BARR Wish to inform their friends and business at the old stand, and have( CORN, ' SUGAR, OATS, COFFEE, HAY, . CIGABfi GRITS, 'TCMSAL'CO, MEAL, WSALT, STARCH, C.^DY; And In Fast Everything We are not selling out, nor arev trary are trying to build up a good, s tree ou as low margin as first-class g we ask the support and patronage of. Come and Get Pri We buy cotton from our custom sixty days at small cost. Come and GE( W. L. BASS, Attorney at Law. LAKE CITY, S. C. Practices in State and Federal Courts. R; J, McCABE, M, D? DENTIST. WILL BE AT GEORGETOWN, S. C. DURING JULY. Office at Residence. Teeth Extracted Without Pain. Teeth Put in Without Plate Rave You Heard the Latest From Georgetown ? If Not, Read this Ad. LEVIN & HURWITZ Have one of the best selected stocks ?of? Fashionable Clothing, Gents Furnishings, Dry Goods, Shoes, Eats, Etc., Ever brought South. All 'we ask when you arc in our city is to come in and inspect our stock and net. our prices, and we are sure that after comparing the prices of our first-class goods with others, the biggest trouble we will have is to wrap up the goods and receive, your money, LEVIN & HURWITZ, Leading Clothiers and Furnishers of Georgetown, S.C. X?il orders attended to the umff day receired. P. 0. Box 94. % J A r ARE ryollH! BUGGIES, and cag^^SHHSH^H * vHraflDH ; Profits to fl|H| but come now and buyWnEHfl^^HH a Hackney, Taylor & ('Vn9BH VHHB nt of half the profits if yott^^HHjHRn i and Stylish and Servicable Vehicles KEY & CO,, I ty, S. 0. V ILTe-W O-oodsl ce you of the qualityof our goods. JIALTY IS nlsHinos. DffWsiite. LADIES 'HEARTS AT PRICES 8L FL07P, s. or 3 DRE?SMAKI^H AMlL^fiiEIiY and ^<rod will Miss Ida Q. R^dgersj dtoservd herfriendsiaijd tustouiers & CO. ' I customers that they are siilKdowK1 )n hand a full line of I'. f FLOUR, -M CHEESE, LARD,, . Jjr XI?ACKERS, BACON*, * MOLASSES, : BUTTER, ?STA^ LYE, SS\JAl'm *.#11 4, 4 5* CANNED GOODS. : in the Oro&sry- line. * v% selling' at co^t^bufc on ^he ,<f3n- ^ ound, reliable busTOessVt old KJnffsoods can be sold?and to thfs end, | tile publfc. f ces Before Buying V U ers, or will insure and jieFd for ttiem fl talk with us. - ' . 3 3. S. BAKU, Manager, fl W; F. Atiorng/^at - law. fl nnrvrv c ? AjV/iVli4? VU, O. V. * m Practices in all the United States V Courts, and in the Courts of Florence end Williamsburg Counties. : 1 A. M. SNIDER, i Surgeon Dentist. ' ' / *c Kingstree, 16th to 30th of each . month. Lake Citr, 1st to 15th of each month. Kingstree, every Saturday. Satisfaction Guaranteed. . ? :?'-f ?4 GeofoeiosD x llim Roifrood Co. ^PASSENGEE^DEPARTMENT. Time table in effect January 1, 1901. wisWARD. '? Daily Ex. , . Daily. Sunday., Georgetown Jj.aOam 4.00pm' Lanes. J)...' SOOain 5'21pm Charleston .. l.OOam 8.30pm. -Mt Sumter 9.40am Columbia .'1 l.OOam * Florence.? 9.30am T.55pm Norfolk 5.15pm 10,25aui 1SASTWAUU. Georgetown 10.50am 8.20pm Lames 8 40am, 7.00pm Charleston 7.00am 4 15pm Sumter 5,85pm Columbia...;" 41.. 4.15pm Florence 3.60am ' Norfolk 9.00am *2.20pm Connections made at LaDes with Atlantic Coast l.lne trains and at Georgetown with all steaiuvrs on Pee I>ea, Black and Wiaccamaw rivers, including service between Georgetown and the celebrated summer resort, Pawlej'f Istafrd, A. B. B. HARRIS. AAting VupL^B W.'R. Boie, StQ. Pas^ A*g?(it, H m '# ' * #. ? 1 H . jm