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fii m raiifi ^ Ir? charge of ^ j-J \V. L. BASS, Esq. .Mr.I W Floyd spent Saturday m K inns tree. Miss Es>ie Marcus of Florence spent Friday in town. Mr T J Reynolds has been right sick for three or lour days. Mr \V F Kennedy went down to Kinpdree Friday on business. Mr B LSinjrletarv went over to Marion Saturday on a pleasure trip. Miss Sue Severance is at home after a stay with her sister, Mrs Brothers, in Florence. Miss Ida McElveen, of near Cades, has accepted a position wiiti Mr II Nachman. Mr Martin Severance pot away from his Floreuce office Sunday and rau down for the day. Mr and Mrs J L C .Moore went lu Virginia last week on a pleasure trip. Tliev will, n'o doubt, have an enjoyable visit. Hon iV B (iause, of Florence county, was in town Faiday on business. lie was nominated for representative on the first ballot receiving about 1200 vutes, out of a little more than 1800. There is such ai demand lor shingles and tobaccb tierce stives that Mes-rs A Ii \\ llliams & C'o's. iniii has been running ail day -very dav and far into llie night? eleven and twelve o'clock. i M.? ii i pLri iUl (III ( ?UI9 l~L li AUVtn J IM? here Friday lor Anderson, lheir home. We are sorry to lose them, but wish them success and happiness in Anderson. Mr C D and Miss Cora Kicliev lemuin here. Miss Annie Rooke's school reopened last Monday. This school is for voting children only. Miss Kooke is very successful with the little ones and deserves support and encouragement in her efforts.' Sales of tobacco were so heavy several days last week that the warehousemen and buyers were compelled to work until ten to eleven o'clock at night in order to get the Hoots cleared lor next day's hu-incss. These men have their hands lull and they must keep moving. One buyer (and he buys no more than some others) paid out last week $104.00 for lipln in haiullinir his purchases. This will give some idea of the enorraity of the business being d <ne. 1: seems that we always manage to keep a town council of which some members will have peace even if they have to fight lor it. Some time ago a belligerent member went out of office but his mantle has been put on the shoulders of another and a warden. A few days ago he mixed up in a little entertainment and used his fists, feet, nails and mouth with such effect that the time and attention of the other party was. completely absorbed and said party came out 'bunged'' up. One of Lake City's strong, very strong, points is that it is a good market, for the products of field and orchard. Any andi every thing grown upon farms, find ready sale here. Our people are ready to take not only the staple agricultural products but all the ' by product". Kggs and butter go without solicitation. Reaches, apples, pears, grapes aud all other fruits find, ready takers and at good prices. Water-melons at 5, 10,15 and 20 cents go like hot W.e, have talked, with | ^ " ^Wood's Seeds. | ICrimson Glorer ( I ? will yield under favorable condi- i I 1 ti< >ns 8 to 10 tons of green food per J j acre, or 1J to 2$ tons of hay and I j f is worth as a fertilizing crop, $20. | (to $2o. per acre. J<uii information 1 is contained in our Full Catalogue f just issued, wluch we will mail free upon request. 1 Wood's Fall Catalogue also tells , all about Vegetable ;?ml Farm Seeds for Fall Planting, Seed j Wheat,'Oats, Rye, Barley, I Vetches, Orass and I Clover Seeds, etc. j j ' Write for Full Catalogue and C k pnoes of any beeds desired. 1 ( T. W. WOOD & SONS, } I Seedsmen, - Richmond, Va. | quite a number oI farmers and j Ihey tell us that this is one great : reason why they come to Lake ] City, namely, they can ^ell any j thing they bring here. One small ! fanner sold at least $100 in pears J from a lew trees here last season and he will do the same thing this year, inese lime unrigs spe<t* i and speak loudly. Notice to Veterans. As an enrollment of Confeder. ate Veterans will be made through oat the State?and having been appointed to make the enumeration of Sumter township (No 6) I hereby give notice that j I will meet the old Veterans at; Hebron M, k. Church on Satur-i day 22nd, proximo, for the purpose j above stated. J E McElveen and W W Kennedy are hereby appointed to assi?t me. Your comrade, I H. H. Kinder. 1 4? Kingstree, S. C.. Sept 6, 1902. Lost Opportunity. A man who lives in a community which has a newspaper that ; is read by the people, aud will not address his communications to tee people through tliat paper land do his advertising jn its col' un.s, is like a man who, having a | good railroad to use, wagons lus J produce through the country.j He'll get to market alter a while,i but he might be too late to skim t tho crsam i F<>r a bad ta?>U' in the mouth t??ke 1 i Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tali J let'' For sale by I)r. W. L. Wallace, Kingstree. and Lake City Drug Co., Lake City. Don't slouch around the house ; and then wonder why your wif'ej never looks like she did beforej you married her. Some men marry to get a j house-keeper and then complain! because they did not did not get j a sweetheart. i il IS YELLOW POISON I! In your Mood ? Physicians call E It nalaria! Germ. It can be seen d changing red blood yellow under B . microscope. It works day and ? night. First, it turns your com- I plexion yellow. Chilly, aching I sensations creep down your E backbone. You feel weak and I worthless. I ! ROBERTS' CHILL TONIC I wlU step the trouble now. It I enters the Mood at once and drives out the yellow poison. If neglected and when Chills, Fevers, Night-Sweats and a gcn, era! break-down come later on, j I Roberts* Tonic will cure you ! then?but why wait ? Prevent future sickness. The manufacturers know all about this yd! low poison and have perfected Roberts' Tonic to drive it out, nourish your system, restore appetite, purify the Mood, prevent and cure Chills, Fevers and Malaria.* It has cured thousands?It wlH cure you, or your mosey beck. This is fair. Try K. Price, 21 cents. B L. B. Johnson. W, S. Lynch.. J Don't keep all your piety for Sunday use. Don't be like a trolley car, dependent ou some one else for your motive power. Don't judge a man's goodness by the way he treats his dog; notice how he Ireats hi? children. When men cannot think o1 At hot* nvmico i'rw tfioie u/rnnc. All V I'UICI ?Wi t* v^.ap, doings they fall back on "destiny.'5 Final Discharge. Xotie* is hereby given that 011 M<?ndav. Septeinl?er 15. 1902. I will apply to Judge of Probate of WilIianisl?Air?r county tor a final discharge a* administratrix of the estate of G. R. G iuislcv, deceased. . MRS. LOU II. GR1MSLEY. Aug21-4t. Administratrix. I Registration Notice. I The office of the Supervisors of Reg-1 I istratlon will be opened on the first Monday fu every mouth for the purpose of the registering of any person who is qualified as follows: I Who shall have been a resident of the btatc for two years, and of the | county one year, and of the polling precinct in which the elector offers t ? vote four months before the day of w.n onrl shall havp Tmiri siv months before, any jxdl tax then due and payable, and who can both read and writ** any section of the constitution of lSh.5 submitted to hiut by the 'Supervisors of Registration, or who ran show that he owns, and lias paid ail tixes collectable <>n. during the] present year. proj>erty in this State I assessed at three hundred dollars 01 more. J. J. BADDY, tf Clerk of Hoard. "Pure Corn Whiskey. 4 FULL QUARTS $3.00, Express Paid. i>'o Mark.- to Indicate Direct From Distiller to This is old steok whiskey, put up in plain cotton wood cases, holding Four, Six and Twelve lMittles to case. No marks to indicate tan tents. ful'v suitable fur medicinal plp-pOMV*. lieinjT pure and cf tlie best quality. You are at liberty to cian test it and if not satisfactory return it at my expense ami 1 will refund yur money. So family should l>e with-! out a cjis?\ no order must call for less than four quarts by express prepaid. If intere-red in whiskies write for full price list. In orderingremember wii skev cannot he shipped C. O. I>.. and all I order* must be accompanied by cash. I Address all communications to. ? A. LACKEY, Hamlet, N. C. ORANGEBURG COLLEGIATE lUtTITIITC 3flU M I U I L, ORANGEBURG, S. C. l-l Beautiful uml healthful location. Artesian water, liepaired and remodeled buildi ngs. Special con rses in M usic, Art and Elocution. Four classes?two preparatory and two collegiate. Prepares for the Sophomore and Junior classes in the best colleges of the country, or the business, requirements of life. Thorough and systematic foundation work the aim. H For catalogue aud particulars write JAS. R. CROUCH, o24 PRESIDENT. LAND SURVEYING, First class work promptly and tiAAiiwtifulir <1 /\ti /> mi o^^uiaitij uuut. y Apply or write to R. E.MORRIS, Lake City, S.C. Skin Diseases.j For the speedy and permanent cure o tetter, salt rheum *ud eezeum, Chain berlain's Eye and Skin Ointment i eithout an equal. It relieve* he itch ;ng and smarting almost instantly an< .ts continued use effects a permaiien< mre. It also cures itch, barber's itch scald head, sore nipples, itching piles chapped hands, chronic sore eyes anc granulated lids. Dr. Cody's Condition Powders tor horses are the best tonic, blood purifier i and vermifuge Price, S3 cents Soldhj -T-^-rrr- ? IAr? Y ?m (K?i .tag " r WHER Why not try WELSH KECK HIGH ^ ^ We give von more for I? than any other school DORMITORIES ?New ami C well furnished. FOOD?Wholesome, palatable Plentiful. COST?Board, Tuiton, Incidental an $108.00. NINTH SESSION BEGINS SE W. E. J EXKIX30X, F. P. EKVI.V, K. g PEOPLE'S TOilii ^ K. D. CLARK. 3 ^This is to inform the tobacc couuty that the People's Tobacco W S? re-organized and a dew company ha capital to meet the requirements of I ^It is tlie intention of the manag a tobacco market here in Manning market in the State and to condn sucli a way as to recommend it to t m\ the Tobacco men of all sections. T /A ?riw us a showing? we feel confh W ?v: ^ ' with your returns. Thanking you in advance for give, we tenmin, Yom PEOPLE'S TOBAC( 1 11 J.H.WEDDlIMC HARP\A 29 B. Trade Street. We are leaders in our business, am prepared, to supply the requirement We self Syracuse Steel Beam Pk ins# yT AMERg THE AMERICAN MONTHLY is commended by Statesmen. 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