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A new telephone Sine has bui n
put np from .Sav to Lambert. tiiu/
connecting the line from i :!.<
City to Lambert. By trans-erring
a message at Lambert it can
be sent to iihems, and Dy making
a second transfer at Ivliems the
message can be* transmit fotj it,
Georgetown. The new line connects
at Jay with the line f'nmi
Lake City, "oat does not connect
at Lambert. This line has "phones
at the following places: J M
Eaddy's, E F Prosser's new stoie,
Lee McDaniel's, L L Ard's and
W C Hemming way <fc Co's store
at Lambert.
Died, near Leo, S. C., on Monday,
November 10, alter an illness
of about three days, the infant
daughter of Mr and Mrs W W
Burrows. The remains were interred
at the Brown burying
ground on the following Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Burrows have the
sympathy of the entire community.
Mr N L Cox of Vox met with
the misfortune of losing a good
horse on November 10. The horse
died of blind staggers. This is a
heavy lose to a farmer who possessed
only the one work animal.
Mrs S S Singleton of Jay moved
to Scranton last week. She is
occupying the old postoflico building.
which Mr \V J Willoughbv
moved ou bis land aftei Miss Lily
Graham gave up her commission
as postmistress.
The meeting at Johiusonville is
attracting large crowds. It said
that Evangelist Thomas Lei to h is
doing some good work among ihej
Johnsouville people?something
very much needed.
Loo.
A SUCCESSFUL PLANTER.
A. W. Rodders, of La'<e |C'ty, Pay< ;
This Market a Visit.
Mr. A \V Rudders, of I ake City.j
was an interested spectator at :hej
tobacco sales at the Florence
warehouse vesterdav. .Mr. Koil-i
*
iters js engaged in the cultivation ;
of the weed on a small seal*, in;' !
he has made a success of it. He;
* /
planted four acres this year and
sold out (lis crop for >1,007.
If this is not profitable farming
it. looks preitv much like it. We
doubt ii there is another farmer
^ imtho Pee Dee section who can
equ.al this record. ? Florence
Times, Nov. 14.
Change in Treasurer's Appointments
, Owing to unavoidable circumstances
the county auditor has not
been able to finish and turn over
to me the tax duplicate for 1902:
hence I have not been able to meet
my appointments for the collection
of taxes at the several ivnvnient
places and I regret that I v. ill no;
have time now to make other appointments
except as mentioned below.
I hope to be able to meet my
appointments from Durunt's Store
on. As the duplicate is completed
below Black River I will be at Gourdius
Monday, November 1?, and
Trifc November 1*.
Pi. I). Koi.uxs,
County Treasurer.
A cynic is a man who would
make a fool of himself in the society
he satirizes.
^ JUMP EI) ON A TEN PENNY NAIL.
The little daughter of Mr. J. N.
Powcl! jumped or* an inverted rake
made of ten penny inula, and Thrust
one nail entirely through her foot ami
a second one half way through. Chamberlain's
Pain Calm \\;n promptly applied
and live minute- iat?-i the pain
had disappeared and no more -uiToring
was exi*erienced. In tltree daythe
child was wearing her shoe as us
ual and with absolutely no discomfort.
Mi Powell is a well known merchant
of Forkland, Ya. Pain Balm i- an anantiseptie
and heals such injuries
without maturation and in one-third
the time required by the usual treatment.
For sale by I)r. D. C. Scott,
Druggist.L*
. - M
? V : i f ?s.. .or- '
; rlii :'
i Once more, Mr K-iitor, it pves
jjlensMr- *o sen ! you :? lew
litems. Yoar cor res pon Sen! ! ..
, i -;.oj?? ii,.' - : ' ' :
unwell lor some length ol' lime.
Sickness has been quite prevalent
3f late in our little town. Five
eases of typhoid lever have been
j rioted, m which three resulted ia|
tally. Bo'k cases that resulted
' f 11:s :v u i eoloreii patients
I J
; \\ iioOjiJ.g tough lias spread]
through this section from Black |
I . ,
river to >antoe.
Mr W D Bryan's time is pretty |
well taken up nowadays looking!
after his business with the Allan-j
tic Coast Lumber Co. -Jle has j
j three stores to look after.
I
I The Company's 'Jigging camp.
! Xo 7. has been moved *o Black !
j river, The number of logs trans- j
ported over the railroad is enormous.
Pretty fair crops generally
have been made in tin's section.
Corn, peas, potatoes, sugar-cane,
are very good. Mr J W Register
jot Trio says he will make U00
j bushels of potatoes. I do not
I know the number of acres cuiti
; vated by him to produce this
1 yield.
Mr K li Roweil says his present
crop is the best lie has made for
soverai years. Mr Rowel! runs a
two-horse farm and has made six- j
tec*n hales of cotton and plenty!
of provisions.
| Miss .Sue ReeK is in charge of(
i the school here .Miss Keels is a;
teacher of experience and the,
' > i? . i
; JJOJUi"* set-111 iU 'JC '
nicely.'under lier tutelage,
Bismarck.
j Any'man why Jive- within him-1
Isolt is ant to be troubled with;
| indigestion.
j
Vv'hen Dame j oituii.'goe call
ing she utterly disregards "at j
home" days.
Kooklicejiens and washerwomen ;
ialways know where to .'.raw the-i
! ' I
ji.l.C
j Misery may love company* Ini' >
' the COIMTKJttV I eCi ViT'tC .1! CP. i
I '
<
" When the butter won't j
j come put a penny m the j
| churn,'' is .an old time dairy i
. proverb. It often seems to
work though no one has ever
told why.
When mothers are worried
because the children do not
j gain strength and flesh we
i say cr! /e them Scott's EmulI
.
j sion.
It is like the penny in the
milk because it works and
because there is something!
astonishing about it.
Fmnltiirkn ^imnlv
j i milk of pure, cod liver oil
with some livpophosphites
especially prepared for delicate
stomachs.
Children take to it naturally
because they like the taste
and the remedy takes just as
naturally to the children be!
cause it is so perfectly adapted
I to their wants.
! For ail weak and pale and
; thin children Scott's Emulsion
is the most satisfactory treat
mcnt.
r~ We will send you
Hthe penny, /. e., a
P.e sure flat this picture in
the form of a label is on the
wrapper of every bo'.lle of
SCOTT & BOVVNE,
409 Pearl St., N. Y.
30c. and $:oo; all drug (fist*.
ffj-j rrmmr
I
FOB HAHN'33 '?mL%
a* <???*, tmd you wvJj tt? <taVf-t.jidi.xl 1
? ?. m0ff-i
* ; jj^ *
fit's this wa
Y ou can burn yours
Powder, etc or yen
with Steam or Hot ^
only one proper wa]
scald and that is by
x/i
iTiexican
Mustang 1
j It gives immediate relief
j linen cloth, saturate it wit
' loosely upon the wound,
idea what an excellent rem
you have tried it.
A FOWL TIP,
Liniment. J t L a STi >t>Aii
A LII5K11A1-i KR.
The undersigned will gi\e a f::* i,
sample cf (.'hHinherlain'-Stoi'iarh and
L.ver Tablets to anyone wanting i?
reliable r< medy for disorder- of tie
Stomach, biliousa ?r < ' i'
This is a new remedy and a -.. ! one. 11
l)r. I), C. ScotL. druggi*;..
Berutv is often one womanVj:
I horn in another woman's liesh.
Poverty is tlie grinds one on:'
which many wits are ydr;. p< nod. 1
j
i ... i ? : - L. .. ...
j-?very mooce firfi". :i v ;?,;i .
il?;u;?iilll I Onr
fee returned il wo fax).' Any oany
invention will r romptly receive on
ability of name. ' How to Oi.tain a i
saenred t.brouyh uj advertise:' for reie
Patent taken out tlirougb us receive
Ta>* Patsxr Rncoir?,an
by Manufacturers and Investors.
Solci for srrf?ii> t or * F'I.l."/. A?j
VICTOR *5, EM
(latent J t
Evans BuSId;ncm
. ei
tbs nffliffS#
ittil tfifcgii
Ever obtainable in IX
1? iP J
are now oemg uuereu
RACKET
At prices that cannot b<
Think of it! We are no
Good, Reliable G
cent Below TVei
Come and see for your
bh?b
HERE ARE A
Best Calico at 3 l-2c and
Yard- * ide Y eliow Homei
Check Homespun - best j
All Colors Duck at 6c to
Ladies', Greats', and Chil
25c per pair.
The bijr^est line of
hero at 25 per cent i:
i
| LUCES arid EIUDE1S
I ii in in? i !
I
Fme Line of Dress Goods, C'l
end He
H. D. BHDICK.
I
i-t-vr ? i>lus'.'v*ig 5j<t\v
>i ?i,a.. j ju ih-mI. It tak? t tfoc
'X) s?-: 1 w .iui.:kty it. heals ai>rf*s, i ff"
. r
%Mi< i' '
^Mfo\ i':
jMl./
jit
ys - , h
elf with Fire, with ?
i can scald yourself \
irVaUT, but there is > . ?
, to cure a bum or j (?
"sing "5 ,/s
jl
Liniment?! |
1 Got a piece of soft old j. J ^
!i this liniment and bind 8 {g
fou can have no adequate j Iedy
thin is for a burn until j i (S
jjl
l'ird afflicted *ritfc Roup or oiir ! ^
dis*aso us*- Mexican Mnita&g : U.
l> r^iaedy by poultry brw*l?:rs. | (J
The man wilii the bi^headj I
. is ilu* nun wiih the small i *
iiiirul.
"I.! <t -a : nr.-ri-liiM of mini*! I
i?aii rump in it ?iule'ir form." says!
i I .In V.' KVy? r?. :i chr: ti.;p. ' *
i jr
Kvan&r .is-, i i' Fillry. M .. "I gir.v ln-r ;
\ fr\v lilacs of <'li:im!^*riain'> |~
Knnt'.tiy ; :?cl if: :j Mint. time *ii! i ini^r j
ivas p.iM ami therhiiil r .-covered.'' This |
ivmtv'iy not :?tijv- cures rroup. hut
wi:i*n ?ri\e:i as soon as the tir-t syrup
Uiius appear, wiil prev'-nr :h" attack,
i i" i.i .' <> r.u'i;.iin< or ??i!u-r harmful
;!'Sta:ii-<- and lativ be jivca a- o>nt.f!cu*:y
' > Irii?y a> t>. tn adult. For
.?%!.?; to ij < <rnt:
^ j i
20 sending sietch and description of j
r on i.-eo concerning the patent- i
'itont" cent upon request. Patents i
! sbcci.'.l lot ice, "without charge, in j
1 will ~ circulated journal, consulted |
dre.%, i .
r^riS & CO.,
turu-eys,)
V/?SH!P3GTO?Sf D, O. !
! 'H 1
Is Oa^Maiudi
r r*n vm in^i
4 am ;
rilliamsburg County ?
. in the
STORE,
i duplicated elsewhere,
w offering
oods at 25 per
v York Prices!
self and be convinced, j
BBKBBBBT
FEW PRICES:
4c a yard.
spun at, 3 3-4 and 4c a yd.
grade - 4c a yd.
8c per yard,
aren's Hose at 2 l-2c to
SHOE5 ever seen
;e!o\v factory prices.
Going at k, 2c. 5c and vp per j
yard. 2v .V ' X
'othingj Harness of all kinds
rdware.
Eingstree, S,C.i
, r' , . ... ' .'-v .
W E" ARE
"OR THE F
WINTER T
fHE EARLY Bl
f^ic runirc
I > II? Ul lUiUUi
WK TAKE A PRIDE IN KEEP
On lyjPirst Ch
!?i bl i.ij Dr i>r?(' :m'i-!, Clot
)ii will nave jnonev t>\ i.ra'lisig with us.
in* of Ladies' Millilu-ry Goods. Y.V also
^tsm^^Stackley'
;?!@ .<?
j| New Store!
i P.S. COURTIS
'! At Bsnjamin's <
A F2 IJ. STO
i) Dry Goods, Notions,
gj A\I? A A ElfEPSIOIALI
S> ZETancsr G-x
^ Ali we ask is a trial to convince yon
I P. S. COURTNEY & CO.,
DOLLARS
3uying goods in lai
un prepared to sav
1 *1 H I ?* I i iMif ??f?1
? Car r lour just arrived. 1
1 Car Salt. 15,000 pounds r;
L'5 -sacks coffee at prices to !
2U0 boxes ' 'rankers. 50 bos
50 cases sardines. Big stoc
HK? boxes -imp from to
I Biff stock of Calicos, Outing
Ilomospun.
< Bargains in ail wool blank
j. reduced.
' Buying meats and lard in I
. ? save you money.. %
H-dc pair pants to close out i
(> b? i?air shoes. 1 have redi
and they must be sold. Big .<
must go also. 15 sacks cocoi:i
Ms unnles. Save v
I . pyjon pounds tobacco at 25<
fly while cheap. Numerous
0>me and see me.
Yours to P
^z^otlxax Cailoa
and I?v?"u.les a,t1
Biadliam^
Fine liujrjry Hprses, saddle horses an
lules for farm work at prices that c
'ho intends buying a horse or mule is
tables and inspect our stock. It cost
ave von manv dollars.
Buggies, Wagons
We have also just received a fine !in
kinds. If you need a bugs;
vcnir chance to get u
THOMAS & BRAC
^Ing-stra?
J B STEELE, Manager.
i
i m-el Hk
1 jfPj > ftMDE AT CUR KENTL
j " j gra^ed^r
l 7/0 Sere You <WE DC!
I sbnsbmeb i
; 1^|&P 242 is 200 Sc
Iirrrr*3-.c>;~.: German In.<uraco
V TiCh " .TV-.t?T'Vr?t. 1. ail DHMMM
V.V: 1. nx th-^afcove company
SUBSCRIBE TO '
ONLY $1 A
READY
ALL AND
'RADE. 1
' *ym
JYER BETS |
- " *'
ISG ALL THE TIME ,
ass Goods-:- :
- !.!':?/.
Shoes. Ha1.* and Notions^
V\' aro jii-i ujvning'a splendic
carry a large stock of Furniture .?
s Cash Store.
>:@:@:@:?:?:?:?:?#|1
New Stock!
IEY&CO.,. 3
Did Stand. 8 M
ink OF V S
Shoes, Tinware, @
'.V FIXE M.\K OF '(g)
ocfcxies.
that we cannot be aodersold.
Kingstree, S. C. |
? '*
iSAVED
~ge quantities / p
e vou money. J,
Car Texas seed oats ?f|j| )
ice 3 cents up.
:es Cheese,
k hams on hand.
J.'JO por^iox.
s. Check and Brown ' f & J
:ets, *2.90 to $6.75
urge quantities will
in next few davs.
iced the price on all
itock crockery ware ! '
.tnuts, at Charleston
ou money on cider.
and up^ei'at cadother
bargains.
1 C 3 S C,
T. WILKINS.
aanrma.
of XZoxses1
Th.craas dz
s ste/bles . .. ;
:
id soupd and gentle horses and
lefy competition. Everybody
cordially invited to cat) at our
, yob nothing to lobkfand dia/
and Harness-.
e of Standard Vehicles"of air
v* or a wagon now is ?
l bargain from
)HAM, Ageats,- 1
=> S_ G.
. sij
7 YEAR OLD
(ENTUCKY RYE
ICKY DISTILLERY FOR 43 YEARS,
is 'ndr. of consumers as the best
3 for the least money.
t'K' tiUUI?OUI|
j-jar otd . . t . $1.98
2.49 f
" ?*..../? 2.98
- " 3.88
XAR on uUi fillMi, atia prove that I.
iC PEOPLE'S FKlCftD.
mum gtimpmnr, |
icoc ro??rca. ,
vcnlh StM L0UI8VILLT, KY.
c Bank, Bradstreet, or any Bxprcsa Co. '
to be reliable.?Ed. *
v.. : > :?> -r* _
the r?core>
l year, j
? 'A-? ill
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