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I ' It mmrn?mmmmmm??? Tlpe (Jlomtig cRetmrjd published every thursday at rix6strke, s. c. C. W. WOLFE. Editor akd Proprietor. TERMS. ubscription rates: hn. nnu rp*r ? ? ? el .00. V/UC vvpj ? v.iv j VM. , T One eopjr, six month*, - - - .50. One copy, thtee months, - - .25. hubwriptions payable in advance. advertising kates: One inch, first insertion, 11.00: each subsequent insertion. 50 cents. Obituaries and Tributes of Iteppect over 10 J words charged fur as tegular advertisements. Liberal reduction on advertising made for three, nix and twelve months' contracts. Communications must be accompanied by the real name and address of the wriUr in order to receivo attention. No communication of a personal nature will be published except as an advertisement. Address all iettersand make all drafts payable to C. W. Wolfe, Kingstree, S.O. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1002. Special Notice. Mr R D Rollins is our duly authorized agent voith authority to col leet money8 and issue rece ipts there for; also to receive subscripti'ns to Thb Record and take o?ders for job work. Parties wishing to subscribe to The Record may do so by handing him their names along with amount of svbscripfion. tf. ^ Georgetown's Slogan. Tuesday's election is fraught with momentous import to Georgetown, as that day will decide whether our sister county is to be under negro i i? i _ i political domination or come iu iiue with the rest of the State as free and independent citizens of a Democratic county. Georgetown is tired of a mulatto government. The disk tinction of having a negro county superintendent of education and a tar-baby representative in the Legislating is not an enviable one. Next Tuesday is a crucial time in old Georgetown's history. The slogan of the white supremacy club is, "Meet me at the polls". Every self respecting white man should be there and cast his vote. "The men behind the ballot" have said that there shall be no more fusion. It is now too late to retreat and well may Georgetown say to her sons, "He who 'dallies is a dastard and he who doubts is damned". We shall await wifVi lroon infprrttt flip nntrome of the straggle. Meantime we must hope and believe that the cause of white Democracy will triumph. Referred to Supt. of Education. Editor County Kecord:? , For the enlistment ofthe pub lie school patrons please let the following puzzle be solved: The public school's authorities demand the use of |certain works by certain authors, and the law requires every county superin tendent of Education to keep these books on hand for the convenience and necessity of the public schools, Yet we have, within the past two years, made direct ? ? ? f-*- I A appucaiiuu iur mcsc iicvcpaaij books personally to our Supt. of Education and received the reply "theae liooks are not on hand." Please tell us what sense of justice is there in compelling a patron to furnish children with books which re not kept in the county's lawful library, (the superintendent's office, )a8 the average store does not deal in school literature. When are we to get our "authorized books?" Patron. Oct. 27, 1902. OUT OF DEATH'S JAWS. "When death seemed very near from * very severe stomach and liver trouble that I hat! suffered with for years," writes P. Muse, Durham, >\ G\, "Dr. King's New Life Pills saved my life And gave perfect health." Best pills i -on earth and only 2-"?c at D. C. Scott's drug atore. Slfc man. . f . Notice of Election. For State and County Officers, and up- I on Proposed Amendment to the State Constitution Stat* of South Carolina, County- ok tv i m.i a ms burg. Notice is hereby given that the gen- < eral election lur state an<l County ot- i tieers will be held at the voting pre- < cincts prescribed by law in said County on Tuesday. November 4, 1902", said . da/being Tuesday following the first | Monday in November, as ^prescribed by law. At the said election a separate box ] will be provided, at which qualified electors will vote ujkui the adoption or rejection of an amendment totheState Constitution as provided in the following .lolnt Resolution. A Joint Resolution Proposing to Amend Seetiou II. of Article >11. of the Constitution of 1893. Relating to Counties and County Governmen . Skction I Be it resolved by the General Assembly of the State* of South Carloina: That the following amendment to Section II, Article VII, of the Constitution, be agreed to: add to the end thereof the following words: that this section shall not apply to the following townships in the following Counties: Dunklin and Oak lawn in the eounty of Greenville; the townships of C'okesbury, Ninety-Six and Cooper in the county of Greenwood; Sullivan iownship in the county pf Lauren*; Huiett and Pine Grove in the County f Saluda. That,the corporate existence' of said townships be, and the same is hereby, destroyed and all yfllcers unJ 1.1 -.1-1-.. U111J ut'i >vaiu uiwiiBiiijpn aic auviiouvu umm all corporate agents removed. Sec. '2. But the question of adopting this amendment shall be submitted at the next general election totlieelectors as follows: Those in favor of the amendment shall deposit a ballot with the following words plainly printed or written thereon flonstitutlvnal amendment of Section Eleven of Article Seven of the 6'onstitution; relating to counties and county government, Yes." Those opposed to said amendment shall cast a ballot with the following words plainly printed or written thereon: "Constitutional amendment ot Section Eleven of Article Vll of the constitution, relating to counties and county government, No" Approved the 2dth day of February. A. I). 1902. Sec. t. There shall be separate and distinct ballots and boxes at this election for the following officers to wit: 1 Governor and Lieutenant-Governor. 2 Other State officers. 3 State Senator. 4 Members of the House of Rej>resentatives. 5 County officer*. On which shall be the name or names of the person or persons voted for as such officers, respectively, : and the office for which they are voted. Before the hour fixed for opening the polls Managers and Clerks must take and subscribe the Constitutional oath. The Chairman of the Board of Managers can administer the oath to the other Managers and to the Clerk; a Notary Public must administer the oath to the Chairman. The Managers elect their Chairman and Clerk. Polls at each voring place must be opened at 7 o'clock a. m. and closed at 4 o'clock p. m. except in the city of Charleston, where thev shall be opened at 7 a. iu. and closed at 6 p. m. The managers have the power to fill a vacancy, and If none of the Manager* attend the citizens can appoint from among the qualified voters the Managers, who. after being sworn, can conduct the election. At the clo.*e of the election, the Man agers and Clerk must proceed publicly to open the ballot boxes and count the ballots therein, and continue without adjournment, until the same is completed. and make a statement of the re suit tor each office and sign the fame. Withia three days thereafter, the Chairman of the Board or some one designated by the Board, must deliver to the C/ommissionerx of Election the poll ll?t, the boxes containing the ballots and written statements oi the result of the election. The following MANAGERS or ELECTION, have been appointed to hold the election at the various precinct* In the said county. Kixgstrke? Marvin Martin, II O Britton, J G McCutchen. Greeleyville? \V C Tutle, S V Taylor. A McD Burgess. Govrdixb?B E Clarkson, D O Gamble, .) W Bmnson. Suttoxs ? ?S P Cooper, A W Chandler, B Richardson. Saltkrs ? V E Lifrage, J H L Chandler, Alex Splvey. Cedar Swamp ? .IB Chandler, W S Grayson, I) W Courtney. Black Mingo?John s Graham, B F Brockinton. K w Marsiiau. Trio ? L E Iiurkett, J B Files, J W Register, Eablh?W S Camltn Jr, Albert Haseldeo, W R Caralin. Altaian's Store?.7 J Altman. S L Altman, D W Thompson. Bi.oominovale?B S Smith, J M McConnell. S T Rm*?ell .lr. Hebron Church?J L Gowdy, W L Burgess, H A Kennedy. Cades?R F Epps, C G Cirstcn, T P Fuliuore. McAllister's Mill?W A Webster, Jeff Matthews, M V Ward. Indiaxtowx? J D Hanna, M M Wilson, II P Snowden. Lake City ? AN Sutcliffe, J L Stuckey, G T Rollins. Muddy Creek ?R Cannon, W M Venters, L L Ard. Scraxton ?RE McKnight, S M Dickson, R B Cannon. Prospkct Church?.7 M Eaddy, s B Poston, T E Humphries. The managers at each precinct named above are requested tj delegate one of their number to secure boxes and blanks for the election. They can be secured on and after Saturday, November 1, at Kingstree bv calling on w. w. kennedy. g. W. ARMS, s. g. Mcdonald, commissioners of State and county ; Election for Williamsburg county. ' October 3, 1903. * ' WANTED. Standard yellow pine ties 6x9x8. ' Anderson Lumber Co., ] Oct 16 Charleston, S. C. I * Notice of ElectionFor Representative in Congres Sixth District. Stat* ov SocTn Carolixa, Cot ntt o - WIuaIAMSBIRH. ^oticel$he*?by given that the Ger pr.il Election fot* Representative ii Congress will bo held at the voting pre i-inets tixea by law in the county t Williamsburg on Tuesday. Noverobe 4. 1902, said day being Tuesday fol lowing the first Monday, as prescribe by law. Tne qualifications for suffrage are a follows: Residence In the State for two rear: In the County one year, in the pollln precinct in wlilpli the elector offers t vote four months, and the paymei six months before any election of an poll tax then due and payable: Pri vided, That ministers In charge of a organized church and teachers of put Ik- schools shall be entitled to vote a tersix months' residence in the Stati otherwise qualified. Registration. Payment of all taxes, including po tax. assessed and collectible durln the previous year. The production < a certificate or of the receipt of the o fieer authorized to collect such tax< shall be conclusive proof of the pai ment thereof. Before the hour fixed for openln the polls Managers and Clerks mm take and subscribes the Con nitutlon: oath. The Chairman of tlie Board < Managers can administer tlie oath i tlie other managers and t-? the Clerl a Notary Public must administer tl oatii to the Chairman. The Manage! elect their Chairman and Clerk. Polls at each voting place must 1 opened at 7o'clock a. m. and closed s 4 o'clock p. m., except in me city < Charleston, where they shall be opei ed at 7 a. in. and closed at 6 p. m. The Manager* have the power to fi a vacancy, and if none of the Mai agers attend the citizens can appoln from among the qualified voters tl Managers, who alter being sworn, ca conduct the election. At the close of the election, the Mai agers and Clerk mu6t proceed public t<? open the ballot boxes and count tl ballots therein, and continue withoi adjournment until the same Is con pleted, and make a statement of tl result for each office and sign the snm Within three days thereafter, tl chairman of the Board, or some oi designated by the Board, must delivi to the commissioners of Election tl poll list,'the boxes containing the bn lot< and written statements of the r suit of the election. The following MANAGERS or KI.ECTION have been appointed to hold the ele tion at the various precincts in tl said county: Klngstree?T. D. Gamble, W. \ Grayson, J. It. Lmnmon. Greeleyvllle ?W. H. Campbell. J.Y Gamble, it. L. Gist. Gourdin*?A. M. Gordon, J. c. Gr ham, A. M. Gamble. Sutton*?iS. B. Gordon, A. B. coope X. B. Garner. Salter# -A. R. Moseley. Richai Spivey. J. E. Davis. cedar Swamp?H. L. Gray*>n, E. 1 Rembert. J. 8. Ti?iale. ^ Black Mingo?F. M. Nesmlth, J. 1 Eaddv, F. G. Rhern. Trio?W. D. Bryan, T. A. Blakele E. R. Rowell. Earls?J. II. Uutson, Wade Eadd W. H. camlin. Sr. Altinan's Store?J. R. cox, J. ] Stone, J. B. Aaltman. Blooming rale?T. K. Smith, Sri Yr ter Mitchuro, Frank cantley. Hebron?Barlow Smith, T. R. Wl ton, J. c. McElveen. cades?J. T. McElYeen. Robt. Tar J.J. Kppe. Mreal lister's Mill?H. c?llln?, HI! ary Baldwin, Robt. Webster. Indiantown?c. c. Daniel, W. < Wilson, G. J. Graham. Jr. Lake city?E. T.iMoody, P. E. Be erance, J. P. Phillips, .nuaay creen?.mo. i'tnnu, js. \ cox, E, B. N'eweH. Scranton?Solon Evans, W. E. co? an I, J. M. Kirby, Pros|>ect church?W J If. Brow J. J. Baddy, J. B. Prosser. The managers *t each preeln named above are requested to del!?ga one of their number to secure box and blanks for the election. They ca be secured on and after Saturday. No ember 1, by calling on K F. PROSSEIt, chalrmai J. II. BBAcKtoELL, J. P. EPPS. Commissioners of State and cotinl Election for Williamsburg county. Oct. 13, 1902. Smnmons for Belief. State of South Cauolixa.) County of Wllliamsbuig.i" Court of Common Pleas. F. Riiem and D. I). Rhein. trading ui der the firm name of F, Khem Sons, Plaintiff, against Patd James and Bettle Jarrott,Defeat ants. To the defendant*, Paul Jamc; an Bettie Jarrott, you are hereby sun inoned and required to answer th complaint In this action, of which conv is herewith served upon you. an t 'serve a copy of your answer to sai Complaint on the subscriber, a: hi office in Klngstree, S. C., withi twenty days after the service hereoi exclusive of the day of such service and if you fail to answer the Complain within the time aforesaid, the plainti in this action will applv to the Com for the relief demanded in the Con plaint. Date?September 3,1902. JOHN A. KKLI.EY, Plaintiff's Attornoj To the defendant, Paul James, tak notice, that the Complaint in this at tion was filed in the office of the Cler of Court of Common Pleas, at King? tree, in the County of Williamsburg and State of South Carolina, on tlx 21st day of June. 1902. St JOHN A. KEL1.EY. , WANTED?10,000 .cords Sw*m| Hickory in car lots, delivered a Denmark, S. C. Address J no. F Simmonh, Rowesvllle, 8.C. 3n ? 1 . * I*0' m Tax Notice. . Treasures'* Officii Williamsbcr a County. King?trkk. S. C., Oct. 9, 1902. The tax levy for the fiscal year 19( is as follows: k For State - ? 5 mill For School - - 3 mill i- For County - - - . 4 mill n 30 mills in tahie on all stock in Ami ? rson, Suttons and part of PensTowi ' ships. r 3 mills on value of all property i '* School Districts No*. 15 and 16. *1 'J mills on value of all pioperty 1 School Districts Nos. 19, 20 and 21.. s 1 milt till nil nrinuTt? In Si-hlkll [)h trlet No. 18. J. A capitation tax of One Dollar on a 2 males between the aye* of 21 and ( o year* unless constitutionally vxemptei it A commutation tax of One Dolla y may be paid by those liable to road dut: * I will he at the followini? places o n thedajs mentioned below tor the co > lection of the said tax: f- Kingstree, October 20 to 24 inelush i, Harpers, October i Trio, " i Suttons " : li Gourd in*. ^ " ! K Grceleyville, Oct.*9Nfcpd Nov. f KiutfStree, November 8, 4 and f- Saltern, ?? Cades, " 1 r- Indlantown, " Kennedy's Store. 2 Cedar Swamp. " H Bloominjrvaie. * *1 Morrhivllle. " )f Rome. " to Lamberts " It; Ards X Roads, " ie DuRants, " ! rs Poston'n Store, " i Srranton, " ! >e Hebron, * 1 it Lake City. " 27 and! ?f Kingstree, December ltottl. inclnsi' "* R. D. ROLLINS. ^ County Treasurer. nit. Oti?MmAtia fav Delinf ie pummvup ivi mcuoii n Statk of South Carolin a, / County of Williamsburg. ) lv Court of Common Plea*, re H. M. Cooper, T. M. Cooper and J. ] nt Cooper, co-pirtners in business u n- <ler the name of Cooper Brother ie Plaintiffs. ngaln-t i*. Bin* McFaddea nlla* Scott, Nero M ie Fadden alia* Scott, Bill McFaddt ie alia* Scott. I>aiiy Scott, Duke Scot er Toby .Scott, Aim! Cooper, a mi no ip Laura C ooper, a minor, and Flo J- Cooi>er. a minor, heir* at Jaw e- Duke Scott, deceased, Deiet dant To the defendants above name You are hereby summoned and i quired to answer the complaint ... this action, which has ^een tiled )e the office of the Clerk of the Court Common Pleas for the Mid Count ~ and to serve a copy of your answer tlie sai?i complaint on the subscribe _ at their office In Kingstree, S. ( ' within twenty days after the servl hereof, excludve of the day of su< a" service; and if you fail to answer tl complaint within the time afotesai r> the plaintiff* in this action will app to the Court for the relief demanded ^ the complaint. September 29th, A. D.. 1902. GILLAXD A KIRK, Plaintiff's Attorne P. 1 To the defendants. Dairy Scott, Du Tt Scott and Toby >cott. take notic That the complaint in thi* action w Vi Med in the office of the Clerk of tl Court of Common Pleas for the Oun of Williamsburg, S. C., on tire 3u day of September. 1902. 8- GILLANDA KIRK. Oct 2-6t Plaintiff's Attorne II ' Notice of Sale. II Under and by virtue of an order p. sale made bv W. E. Hanna, Proba fudge of Williamsburg Co??ntv, S. C v- 1 will sell to the highest bidder i ca*h, at the late residence of Ada f Mason, deceased, on Thursday, the 13 dav of Novcmbei, 1902, the followii r- described personal property towlt: 1 inure. 1 mule colt, 1 horse mule,. n? os, 1 cow and calf, 1 yearling, 1 bugg 1 wagon. 1 cart, farming tools ai i'<t household goods. te p. m. Mcknight, rS Administrator, in Oct. 27th. 1902. i T n. Lake City School. lo view of the many Inquiries f admittance lu the Graded School Lake City, the Trustees have decid? lo admit no one out side of this <li _ trict except upon payment in advan of the following rate of tuition: F< the 1st, 2nd ana 8rd grades. $1.50; f< the 4th, 5th and 6th grades. $2; for tl 7th, 8th and 9th grades, $2.50. h. h. SINGLETARY, Chairman Board Trustees. t Trespass NoticeI hereby forbid any trespassing c my lands, if caught, parties will I d dealt; with according to law. i- W. J. alXULETARY, ie Single, S. C. a Oct. 27, 1902. d d Is A story of international inlei f! est in the November number < M t; Uppincolt's Magazine is by Ei g- zabeth Dike Lewis. It is calle rt "The Way Out of the Woods. i- , and is a delightful encounter in nmanlSA cr.nl il? llsa Flar? Mnilll Iumnimv opwi " r. tains between an American stu e dent and a ladv whom he sup - poses to be a German Princesi u The story ends happily lor th ' student in the discovery that n g royal barrier to his true love es ists. P If vou are not satisfied wit! , the world7011 should hire a bal j loon and get out. / BUELL & ? CASH DRY G )2 We Beg to Call Parti* ? ALL-LINEN H1 |s 19 by 30 incites Fancy Bonier, 15e or * two for 25c. All Linen Daroa*k Towels, Colored Border, 21 by 3d inches. 25c. Bleached Huck l.inen Towels, Hetnn ?titehed. In Red f?r Bine Border. 21 by 40 Inehes. 25c. n Red Border Cotton Damask Towels, ! ? by 30 inchfS, 5c. '* Cotton Red. Border Ileinmed Towels, 19 by 40 Inches, 10c. " Pearl Buttons, 2C-per'doien. ^ Ladies' All Linen Handk^ivhtefs. 4c, ' I.ace Curtains. 60 inches by 3}, ya*$tf ir good quality, 61.50 per pair. |! Ladies' and C We would call your attention to t ? and Embroideries. We have many spe 2 000 yards Percale at 5c and 8tvwc ? furniture: J? WALNUT SUITS, OAK SUITS, S CHAIRS, GO-CARTS, BABY ? WINDOW SHADES, jl g0FMall Orders Receive t'arefyl i \l 373 an4 37S ling Str 1 MAKE NO MI 20 fin 21 ?00 1S. THOMAS 2S7 K1NU SlKUBl, F( WATCHES, JEWELRY, SIU SPECTACLES J Jewelry and Wattles Re April 8-tf (! | ;n t, 4 ir' 11 D. C. SCOTT, President, ra > ' I'M THE BANK Ot Transacts a Genen COLLECTIONS CABEFUL PROMPTLY DEPOSITS FROM 11.00 DIME HENRY P. WILLIAMS, JOHN A. KELLEY, y ?12?.XXtXV^^ttXXXXXtX^H22 in ^ * 1 DR. L. B. JOHNSC * g 6: ^ ? g Practicing Physician, rh Sr Suroeon and Druoaisl EE e ? ST Next Door to Stuart & Floyd. | LAKE CITY, - S. or fmmmmmmmi te * i 3 H. Gr. ASKHTS, ^ Attorney and Counselor at Law. ;v: NOTARY PUBLIC. LAKE CITY, S. 0. 1-9 ly As goon as the sick shoemakei is atde to work he is on the mend, or One trouble about obstacle? at is that they are always tn the 'd way. s - C&exStok Nothing cm take On place at fow county paper, fnr eoooty MM u4 for county prMe It should go Into mrjr - bone. But for newa tram Oho WjlUl of your State aad ew/ county In South Carolina, nrr?4 fresh misty Say; for daily iww frooi VMHafha, ,n Oh United States aad cioi other v, quarter of the globe, nothing can tahc the place hi South Carolina 1 isII of The Daily State. These are momentous than hi ktetory. We are In the midst at unra strikes and political lni||lte at great Importance. The next eeechm of cor ~ legislature, with the inauguratten ef . a now governor, will have paaahar interest Man or woman, to keep ?p \f with the times, must read the dally history of the world, and that la re ]. corded to entertaining style la Tbt State. Tbe State will be sent daffy tor d )8 a rear. 14 for tQmontha. G tor I .) months, or Just a fraction over Um emC of a postage stamp for oas letter a n day! Cheap education and lafenaa(Son for a family for 21-4 cents a day. i_ Isn't It? But If you can't afford that, there is 1- The Semi-Weekly State, lassat Toesdays and Fridays, em oh Issue soot >n1 log the most Important news Fton all South Carolina and the world at targe tor that day and the preceding dare p since the last Issue. And this may be obtained for $2 a year. 31 tor I monttt, n or Just a fraction over a half cent a dnyl No family la South Carolina is too poor to take this paper. No rammt ana be spent to better advantage by a poor family. It Is a necessity, tohnittn NOW?TODAY. . Send postal or express money order. & registered letter or cheek to THIS 0TATB COMPANY. OotamWa, 8. C. i . <# 1 !('!' . ' I ROBERTS7 1 rOODS 'STORE. " 1 ,JIp : cular Attention to Our UCK TOWELS Mercerized Satin Cyrano, in Black. Blue, Pink and Uream, 15c, worth 85c*. ; Black Dimity, 80/worth 12!?c. lilack Cashmere, incites witie, a good black, 2're. Black and White Mixed I.awni and Dimity, 10c. worth 12*?C. Black Corduroy f?>r Skirt*, 12yj. India Lioona, beautiful quality, Si, 10c, 12Mb, 29c. 25c. I.adies'ind Mi*se? Black Hose, in all i^nuiuferrs, from 5c to 25c. A good hildren's Hats. his department, also our Ribbon, Lace cialrie* in-these departments. rth 10c and 12c>,. DEPARTMENT. 1IDEBOARDS, LOUNGES, PIAZZA "' CARRIAGES, MATTING RUGS, Lttentlon. cet CHARLESTON. S. 6. STAKE I TO? JR. <5, BRO-, CHARLESTON, S. 0., dli /ER WARE, PLATED WARE INO CLOCKS. paired by Expert Workmen. ,*ww*vvv*vw?wv?wwwvw EDWIN 0. EPPS, Cashier. |! * K1NGSTREE. ij al Banking Business. \ >LY LOOKED AFTER AND \\ r REMITTED. ! i UPWARD RECEIVED. i tTORSj \\ R. D. ROLLINS, \\ D. C. SCOTT. <| *V?***VVW?\V?WV?VVWV>VW mnnffmifimTmmmfnmnas _ Pnre true, Chens- 3 |W leal* nnd Medlclnen. "X 'f PatentiindBOB-Nerret Preparation*. All XZ *" kind* of DragglMt*' BBBdrifn, Toilet Reqnlnlt-M, Fancy Per- ?? turnery and Flavoring l Extract*. Aluo Purl* 3 L, dreen, Garden Meed*. ^ Cold and Refreshing Drinks, ^ Of every kind. Hod a ^ Waler,C?cH Cola, Ktc., je , and a tine line of Fre*h ?? Fruit*, Fancy Candle*. ZS C Tobacco, Ciga's and Cigarette*. IWWlUWWiUlMUiWUlK Pure Corn Whiskey." "4 4 FULL QUARTS SS.OO, Express Paid. 1 frl No Marks to Indicate III Contents. n*** Direct From Distiller to Consumer. TbU is old stcok whis iKey, put up in piaui enttcru wood cases, holding Four, Six sud Twelve bottles to ease. No marks to indicate contents. This whiskey is especially suitable for raedioinal purposes, being pure and of the best quality. You are at liberty to have your family physician test it and if not satisfactory retnrn it at my expense and I will refund yonr money. No family should be without a case. No order must rail for less than four quarts by express prepaid. If interested in whiskies write for full price list. In ordering remember whiskey cannot be shipped C. O. I)., and all order* must be accompanied by cash. Address all communications to. f. A. LACKEY, Hamlet, N. C. WHISKEY I KINDS r PURPOSES j "Special Brand'* Corn Whiskey, $ 1.35 ' Poplar Log" Corn Whiskey. 1.50 ''Poplar Log*', Old, Smooth, Mellow 2 00 "Private Stock,'*" 4-qt. case 2.50 "Private Stock." 12-qt. case 7 00 "Hunting Creek" Rye. 12-qt. case 7.00 "Old Hunting Creek" Rye. 12-qt 10.00 Apple Brandy 2*50 Charge of 25c. for 1-gal., 35c. for 2-gal., and 45c fur 3-gal. jugs, and 75c for 4}*gal. kegs; when returned prepaid, they will be taken back at cost. J. C, SOMERS & CO., distillers, statesville, north carolina aug 7-om Carelessness is often mist aken for absent-mindedness.