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:^flftlBWHlHHH>>HWHWHH?l | ? COU fimimiimMmmm _ j ? WWW w wwwwww v\u^ < Cades Chronicles. ? The crops in this section have been greatlv benedted by the rains ot the past week. Louie Jsesinith, of Dock, spent Thursday night of last week with ; > relatives in town. Miss Cora Davis returned to Florence last week alter a short visit to friends here. Mrs. W. A. Creech has been indisposed lor several days, but I am glad to state that at this writing she is much improved. Messrs. W. E. Nesmith and Bravnard Joyner spent a lew days of last week in Charleston, taking in the exposition. Miss Nita Beatty, an attractive young lady of Smith's Mills, is the iruest of Mr. C. G. Carsten's e i family. Some excitement was caused (here one day last week by the accidental discharge of a breech.loading shot gun. Mr. Earl Matthews was loading the gun with the m izzie pointing toward Mr. A. A. May's store and the whole load of small shot scattered about the premises. Mrs. Payne was sitting on the piazza when 1 the gun fired, but fortunately shej escspeu injury. Sunday morning in the Baptist church Rev. T. J. Rooke, ol Lake City, preached an instructive ser,mon to an attentive congregation. Mr. W. B. Gregg, ot Florence, spent Sunday with the family ot his father-in-law, Mr. W. P. Mc,aGill, near here. Picking and shipping beans are ^popular occupations hereabouts just now. Several crates went off last week and I understand that the shippers were salislied with the prices recieved, ranging from AA AA a - AO n A - ? ? Jf-.uu to fo.uv it cruie. The local baseball team was to play a match jramo with the "Workman club Saturday, on the latter's ground*, hut the dav ap pointed being rainy our boys ) decided to postpone the same until a more suitable lime. A Brutal Outrage. Friday afternoon, about 7 -o'clock, Mr. VV. J. Harrell was scoirs Emulsion i of Cod Liver Oil is the means of life, and enjoyment of life to ; thousands: men women and: children. When appetite fails, it restores it. When food is a burden, it lifts the burden. When you lose flesh,it brings | * i - e i ul tne plumpness 01 neaun. When work is hard and ; duty is heavy, it makes life j bright. It is the thin edge of the wedge; the thick end is food. But what is the use of food.| when you hate it, and can't di- j gest it? Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is thefood that makes you forget your stomach. If you have' not tried It, send for :free sample, Its agreeable taste will; ivurorlse vou. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, t409 Poarl Street. New York. JSl&c. and $1.00; alt druggists* J wmmmmmmmmmtwmm NTY NE Huiiiiiiaaulnailiiiaaiialuu assaulted by footpads and knocked down and robbed. Mr. Ilarrell, who runs the railroad pump here, was on the way to supper when the t;hold up" occurred. He says a man came up to him in the i -.i j? a u roau ana wunoui warning u^u him a severe blow, which knock ed him down and cut a gash over one eye. His assailant then caught him in the collar and held him down until he (the assailant) could go through his clothes. This he did in short order, getting nothing for his trouble, however, except two pocket knives and an empty pocket book. While the robbery was being committed Mr. Harrell called loudly for help but 110 one heard him until it was all over and the miscreants had escaped. When the alarm was given the blood hounds weie procured from Lake City and put on the trail; but the result was somewhat disappointing, as the dogs followed the trail onlv a short distance. / Mr. Harrell says that two -men took part in the robbery and he thinks that both are negroes. Evidently they were after money, but they were badly disappointed Qn Monday three negroes Bossie Fulmore, Wesley Fulmoreand Sam Cooper, Jr., were arrested on suspicion anil sent to Kingslree to jail. It is said that one negro has confessed and implicated the other two. The brutal assault upon Mr. Harrell, a comparatively teeble old man, has aroused much jindign iiinn in th?> community and nub lie sentiment demands that proper punishment be meted ont to I lie desperadoes who committed this bold outrage. Ivaxhoe. ' Benson Briefs. | On last Sunday Rev. S. J. McCounell li 1 led his regular appointment at Cedar Swamp Methodist church. 'J he congregation was the largest I have seen this year at the Methodist church and he held their closest attention. The sermon was full of hard, common sense and replete with good advice. The subject of the lesson was, uTo return good for evil". Mr. John I\ McCnllough .Jr., tormerly ot this section, but now o Georgetown Co , has been visiting friends and relatives at his old home. Tobacco planters of this com inunitv are welt ple-sed will) I heir experiment and Willi good seasons and careful cultivation n good crop i< assured. The plants are vigorous and growing rapidly. Plentiful showers fell here Sunday-and ihe.v mine in good time. All iiehl crops, as well as garden vegetables, have had a considerable set, back in consequence of the dry weather. Cotton planted early is nearly all chopped out. The late planlimr is not up *iiihcienily to chop out. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bvrdirk, of Suiters, visited relatives in this section last week. Air. Byrdiek reports fine crop prospects in his section. The health of the community is excellent at this writing. May it be the same with you, Mr. Editor. W. G. S. > ;ws. * ? I ^^>.VWW%V%WVWVV%.WV^W? I Greeleyville Glints. j Miss Rosa Broun, who had beer critically ill for some time past died Monday morning at 10 o'clock, and was buried Tuesday forenoon, The funeral was attended by a large number of relatives and friends. Mrs. Lottie B. Reynolds, who haf been teaching school at Brogdon, S, C., arrived in Greeleyville Thursday morning for an extended visit witb Mrs. J. J. B. Montgomery and family. Rev. L. L. Inabinett conducted services at the Methodist church Sunday evening. Mr. G. B. Browder and sou, J. N, Browder ' done" the exposition lasl week. Mr. W. J. Holleman has returned to Greeleyville and will take charge of his brother's, (W. H. Holleman's,^ I 4UA an ?v> i.<n ill iui mc oiujiiucii Mr. T. B. Gourdin waa on om streets Tuesday. Dr. Boyd was in town Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Bradshaw were exposition visitors Tnesday. Mr. R. Sly has completed a duel collector in the boiler room of th< Mallard Lumber Co's. mill. Swamp Fox. WWWWVVVVWVWVW%VVVV1 | Scranton Snap Shots, j WVWWWWVWVVWWWVWI The recbnt rains have greatly revived crops of every kind, and lhe prospects for a good harvest are promising. Rev. D. A. Calhoun preached s stirring sermon in the Methodist church Sunday afternoon on the subject of kiDecision'\ C. IS. Welch, of The Florence Times, was here Monday. Messrs. 1'. 8. Wall and W. Utigene Cooke lelt Monday night foi Columbia to attend the State Democratic Convention. Mrs. McClam, of Wilmington. N. C., is visiting, at Mr. Daniel Lynch'*, Mrs. McClam is a niece ol Dr. S. M. Dickson. Mrs. W. D. Moorer, nee Miss Beatrice liraham. of Anderson is visiting relatives in town, Eugene Johnson returned, tr Rocky Mount Monday to resume his work as telegraph operator I lie came home last week to recu ; perate I'rnm an attack of malaria i There is a good deal of sicknes; in the community. X. Y. Z. Mr W. P. Hawkins, now of Man ning, honored us with a visit whih in town last Friday. Ofeonrse hi: numerous friends were delighted t< t. L:? A1 ISIKlhC IlilllUS Willi llllll ugaiu. m though awav from Kingstree, Thi i Record? which, by the way, h< says is one of the best county piper m the State?keep? him in touch with his friuds and association! here. J? Harness m, jftnl; Ton can make roar bar\SPsWm;i ri' -i *oti as s Kiove /sWW*> <eD! ?T> cr-d m tough M wire by I mm TMk ,3m'\ i- I "*in* CUHBKA liar- W /fflH 3U6\ hJ " o** Oil. Voa can [ //ApgU aflftAVJ '-aianen lis life? make it LV [[Mfm, SSHb.^ 1 ?tC lwlJ* M k>ag as a Ntfflnw t|eureka ? i harr ass Oil BB mnhee a poor looktnc h*r- I UK rcM like new. Marie of IHw ^ l pure, lioacy bodied oil, ea- l^B pec billy prepared 1-O with- H j^al aumd tho weather. . M ?f Bold everywhere 1MB Mf la coat?all stsee. M M Mt 1; STMMtt M. CO. B I We huve on han 1 a car load of BU( ! them linger Ion er uierefore We Pass Up The F Don't quarrel with opportunity, but last. All the standard makes, such as Hj ? dock,Enger, Barber and It.E.Jones. We make you practicullv p ??-^sentoi u LTR? LIVERY DEPi r Is always supplied with Good Horses and ; j. l. stuck: [ Lake City, ' 1 PR, L R JOHNSON, ! H Practicing Physician, 1 ? Surgeon and Druggist, jE: Next Door to Stuart & Floyil., i LAKE CITY, - S. C. ' ^auuuiauuuuiuiuuuuuuuuuij t ? i D. C. SCOTT, President. | THE BANK OF t ; i Transacts a General B ! { COLLECTIONS CAREFULLY 1 i PROMPTLY BE , i DEPOSITS FROM 11.00 UP , | DIREiTO { HENRY P. WILLIAMS, > JOHN A. KELLEY, i ? > MAKE NO MIS1 ?GO TOS THOMAS t 257 KING STREET, CH: FOR WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER ' SPECTACLES AND .Ifiwfilrv and Watches Renaire A prll 8-fcf j Kamii ;l Hardwa ! | Agent I? 3 @ Ames' Engines and Boilen \ (?) 3 jgj , DeLoach Saw @ Continen /SS *8/ ? Complete Line of Machine * ?. X X Also, Tobacc <?> ! jaj For which we are now pre] .? Correspondence I ? KAMIN5KI HARD J Georgetown, ^ Jlch 17 3 ma @:?:?:?:@:@:@?:?:?:?:?: r * iGIES, and can't afford to let 5rofits to'You. come now and buy while thev ickney, Taylor A Canady, Hayf half the profits if yon buy now ^RTMENT . Stylish and ServicableVehicles EY & CO., _s. a mnmmnmmmmfminjS Pure "riiCH, <"h?ur ^3 icnls an?l YKedieines. Patmt :in?liioii*Se(,ret ^3 l^rcparntloiu. All kinds or Drn^ltifx' Sundries Toilet Ke> ^3 (juNif.N, Fancy Per- ^ turnery and ilnrorlnr DvlracK Also Paris ~ (jirecn. tWnrdcn Needs. "3 Cold and Refreshing Drinks, ^ Of every kind. N<nla ?3 Vl ater.t.'oeii Cola. Etc.. Z* and n line line ot'Presh IV it it-. IV ney Candle*, I'oiiticro, t'i'gaiM and ? Cigare(te?. lUUUiUitiiiUUUUUUUiU? ED VVIN G. EPPS, Cashier, UIS GST REE. I ankina Business. j LOOKED AFTER AND t MITTED. i WARD RECEIVED. i RS i | R D. ROLLINS, J D. C. SCOT!'. | rAKEI ID JL son in.uu unv-j &KLESTOX, S. C., * vfl WABE, PLATED WARE CLOCKS. ill by Expert Workmen. f :@:@::@;?:?:?:?:@? -. nski *1 tSi a re Co., | I 5, ?* 3 I, III, ,1,, ? j ? J ' ? I Mills, ? I ? I tal Gin Go's Gins. gj fl n ? ryand flill Supplies. I _9 gj^BH o Flues, v V ? H ? m pared to cccept orders. ^ ^ : solicited. @ WARE CO., ||fl ? I i i vfBBM KBS