University of South Carolina Libraries
v I ' UPON TOTAJ I 1st SEPT H- v H 8 ^ONTEST c? 11 MflGNIFIOENT T? I To tho ono P/5ckinr: tho ex: the receipts of cotton A I9C2,o January IO. 190 Totfto next noarcsi To the second rox: To tho five next nc? To tho ton nox: no: To the fifteen next To tho t wo:it7 next ,y \ To the fif y noxt n~ \ . To tho one huncirec I Fpr distribution amon~ theso < Ing within 1,000 baioo elthor wi?< f hould tho exoct fl^uro?. have thero wes oflorod to the succt^bi Crand total QOndsiiona cf Scncfiirrrr [1] Sc?lS:.-3 WrVKEKl.Y ?<>Xi? cm atthnateftir t:ie 6U.NN Y 30l~J .1 v-.2 enot'i*: (:] Scnii $*.90 for \Y!.iiK LY C0.*> *' [X? , - > ' I?J acua uyr: infou^^ x ?.wu 4 -. *.-. * ^.,.v' 3 * 14) 60 d L'Oa far ona cetirr.. 3 wlfh to make a ; umbur of outlm; t fcAR forwarded at tho r::me t mo p eametime, without oubscrlp !cn ?. |dal dlscou: t by r.f$ ofarcd orlr ^estimate so roeciv d. wh-rocjl k , o,".nnont that your o-tlmato has t?o: K, [6] The raot>f7 und Iftf ?ab?crtj.i *>o m' ^ tloa cot?g?:b*r. TfcU rale Is j>n-lllv?v rX' u 1*1 Ko<tdu*t? Ifiml r..' H.tilMl Mar I"] Ja ciae uf ? M? t?j>on ? ?? * "ii'i - tun m st*o x& mn rt " (Tv> b# rb?n iti PUBLISHra-* OaRriTITUTIflX. A1 Inn y Jr, ?slu TUKHK WIL?'.?- U ug fo? ?i M 1st V. Upon Total Port Receipts r?j 1 SepteaOsr I. 1901, I.J to January to. ?VW. p ;' 3d | ; Name ,1 Postofficc. I % StnVj fi KOTJt? Tf yn* wVA <>vr OS" ? ? th fl i<w?nkA. if ro.i *> i> TC > rur.tiai?t l >?.' * t H ,^?,vrr? + """ i(y\?a w?n p? . ? ? renlt'.TTic* :? ! fit J ^!:r* n r&c e-t&iMacraon, cr.au^'-.* ?-** *" *?P ' '" | I Address afl Ijw^ers to,., - UuA> V ; | ' Twixt Scranton and | Sj Johnsonvilk :::: : : | Messrs L?e and Clement are having an artesian well bored at their new store on the Georgetown road. Mr James Matthews is doing the work, l'his enter- j prising firm have -also built a! blacksmith shop near their store. j -:x ! Mr Newell Cameron is building , a dwelling on the Georgetown road, about half'a mile above Lee and Clement's store. 0:i Friday. November 28, Mr A i W .tiskins o: L*o, killed a hog weighing 235 lbs net. Who can beat this for November? ' . M '>srs Simon Boston and S vl-; Tester B Boston of Jay, formerly' comprising the linn of S Boston <fc ' Son, have dissolved copaifnership. i Mr S Bos'on will continne the I business at the old stand. Mrsj B Boston lias not vet fnlty deeid- ! ed where he will locale, but lie, will probably engage in the mer , cantile business at some point in the near future. We hope that j success will Attend both of these 4.. j excellent men. Mr and Mrs liollie Cox of Vox, moved to Mr Henry Godwin's place, near Lake City, last week. Mr L D Baxlev of Jay, has been ; in feeble health for the past week i as the result of chill and fever. 1' GO. I COUGHS AND COLDS IX CH1L-j DRE2J. Recommendation of a Well Known Chicago Physician. I use and prescribe Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for almost all obstinate, constricted coughs, with direct results. I prescribe it to children of all ages. Am glad to recommend it to all in need ; and seeking relief from colds and I coughs and bronchial afflictions. It is I ^ non-naicotic and safe in the hands ?f & the most unprofessional. A universal panacea for all mankind.?Mrs. Marv ?'&. Melendy, M. D., Ph. D,, Chicago, ML HI. This remedy is for sale by Dr. D C AV yjuL.- -rrr"rii.ni.m.u .1. i j^jwh mvmri Slifl Pp.s!*0\^j ITO wiydii * OF TK: ATLANTA C3H3T!T'JTI:>T . POST RECSSPTS - ? ? ? * ,?-k . <1 R fi. ? 19GS, TO VJZA oSErTSrcSF ^T|?T7 4 d \f | , j , < . ? >. r i ' . { V Ln 5 3 . t i'iiJiJHii'- yJ w\ JST.v r-:Jt .-^a-x=Ok? -a. v uc:jv tv_ tt. 5 rxrm ci or the rooro:;': *c i'io oxo r all iF?:r."uLi svatis i or." r-% <J t 03tim?:t'j nearest i-ec. v \*r 0 o- cJ: ? ;ra~t POO or.cl'i-" noarost iOocch? nearest G ".ac'var nt 10 e eh-J nearest C eac)?-np-Imntori 'ret tovc'n oriy 'J f"iO nlx>' f of the o.\nct flsurci heon yf.'von durln? Is . < rrv - v prior 1 Ul o.stirnaJe. ;f :n??j5> ??c.foro Esfteiztes in Ihic TJTf! ION ns I PVXNY S'TTM. fcp'l. on* 7*?r, a;;.j u r :ai> fo' l .1 > I'O.f-T. /CTION. I'M 1 > . >.J v%? ym nijwllli !; ?:) ? In tV?< y> *: u .U .. Mi 11 o ie i??i.!T?- i ? r P'*:ilvvt ItAD CO -.test f/ VOU li">n't aicn o ir.l-> l:r ? y >.i rr. yocn * r. J *1 s.vf c. 'it if C<si ?v. -?y * s , t '1 "3 :*^ri ' v r ?it < Iorw r ! f. o*? w!' h to vf (i-il. A ?.'* ?a! f?*r< )Scrlfii:or n*-- "?i:: r. a iirrt ' c>?' If?? n reofolv ?! ?r..s on faculty f c 'i "tf. I lfx- rwiim-x*" <vfa* lis Uj<i ?aui? cu < o*ory Uc ItiAn Dr*otnbAf ! ?, JbCt liie rooLo> nt'4 btoqu^'f 'HTMM in ?? ?? .O.. ? < % # .? ? mm mm mm i E isriPint. *rrsaoTjsai32!fn8i r'nt:?/ii> an J ?>< ? ?. * ?r? *e?l i II , fiBt u on^BteiV to ytn.r nrrrrt oor>t<n< tt~ 'f"!1"-** irnnLi_i_ _J _!._J_J U_ III rl I I I I I * ert, ~n' -yryr-y Cr.-.TZ and fin ont enTy rut J1 - <rT?? ? f..t IMIl.tiA*od w?rt>? yr.rr r*a fl T*; V ' 'in."*. > i .?* . A ;4f r?r .-WT,-,.,, *? ? renrij'?nj*<*rt-p::oo. o* tv a vl ' rrr-H* -?:th '? urtr <-*. *2? & iJ dj k I Taft Topics. I; Thanksgiving was observed here with prayer meeting services at the Methodist church, conducted by Mr E R Rowel I, the Sundayschodl superintendent. Quite a number of people attended the i services. Miss Janie Brown of this place j has <:'ine to Georgetown to spend I some time with her sister Mrs E! (i Nesmith. who is quite sick. 7 l Mr E B Brown will leave for Richmond in a few days to undergo an operation for cancer. The rock train has ceased run-^ mug on the G & W Kaiimad. It has been making one trip a day! for the last five years hauling rook for the jetties at Georgetown. 1 understand that the contract has j been completed. On November 27, the Atlantic j 1 Coast Lumber Co'* log train ran | over a negro at this place and cut J oil* his leg, i Mr. 'J' A Blakelev says that his! ! loss from cotton damaged by lire, i last week will amount to $200,, i besides the expense incurred in; I putting out the fire. Mr W H MeOlary will move ' 1 4- li til anol liot* vottr i I UilCK io vjriccn urn Mui/iiivi j v?. and farm with Mr. V/ D Bryan, j We are glad to welcome him back. Mr Dorrell Bird has sold out here and will go to Florida soon to make his home. Bismarck. A J Snell wanted to attend a party, but was afraid to do so on account of pains in his stomach, which he feared would grow worse, lie says, "I was! telling my troubles to a lady friend, ! who said: 'Chamberlain's Colie, I Cholera and Dhrrhoea Remedy will J put you in condition for the party.' I bought a l>ott]e and take pleasure in stating that two doses enabled me to have a good time at the party." Mr. Snell is a resider^ f Snramer Hill, N. Y, This remedy ,s or sale V Pr D 0 ?entt cbuggial # 07 COTTON * ( ?., f3G3. I DOLLAR OFFER. I errmioc: > ir 11 .il ^. i 11 i m i wi ???? ct, crtimalo of | rs f.cm .o~>t. I, ?3 S3.COC K 2,000 | I OOO I "00 2 0.O j I.5CC 1,000 1 BOO gOO I SI 5, OOO vo 203 prizes) com f 92.500 917,000 :c ropt. 1 st 2,600 $20,000 6 $2(},000 Contest ! tod iwo eiiiiuatei la ik'.a contest?that is ronioat. want a subscription, or If you ~ estlmais; for eory ONE OOUr H rSN estlmatos aro ssnt at the L only T.4"5I5 dollars?this spa- f> i rcoolpt will bo sort for each I :>apjr ltuo!f Is on acknowledge- L M. Ths stlnv.ts, I tie mooey ana km Miocrlp- H STATISTICS OF I.AST I siiVEs cuors. -j THE PORT RECEIPTS for M the r-hst frw years. from Sep- H timNw I through ths first Ira r.ays of January, ars given to t!>] you in making an Intelligent estimate In this contest. It Is not necessary to Itemlro your estimate, give It In ona plain sum egprssaed la figures only; 1st tbem mean Just what I you mean to say. Total Port Receipts from Cotton Tear? 8?Dt. I to January I Oi 1885-6.... . M s.. 5.662.196 1896-7.. ~ - - .. g. 139.272 1897-98.. 6.951.269 1898-9... - - ? fl. 156.289 1899-1900.. a. _ 4 207.885 19000!.. HH 4.804.514 1001 -02 ? 9.137,816 , . . Secretary Hester, of tbs Hear Orleans Cotton ExahangA wtU '1M furnish the official figures to fared doctle tbU contest, roit,r Don't fonget, every subsertp. tloo for yourself or yonr frtmds sill eotKW you to so utlatU in the great 920.900 oonttst. TO/V, mvtmwvuvvvtvtuvt v* f J \ | Greeleyville Glints. I twwvtwwvwvwvwvww Greeley ville, Dec. 1 ?Mr K H Footman went to Manning this moiniii?. Miss Kate Habenicht, who teaching in Sumter, came over Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs M G McMillan. She returned to her school this morning. Mr .1 D 1'ack and familv, oJ Dovesville, are visiti <; relatives here. Our popular cotton buver. Mr J A Scarborough, was in town Saturday on business. A circus is in Greeley ville h day. The* show hit the town Saturday and trave an evening performance it: a tent. On ;ff,count of the weather their finai performance tonight will be jriven ;. > fxivii 't'lipv u.*ill (*(i to Ill ill* ?w?v?a ..... 0 (ionrdins I'rom here. Services were held in the Methodist church Sunday by Rev. Mr. Dargan. Messrs Walter Montgomery, E 13 Rhodns and Vincent Taylor went to Kingstree this morning. Mr E E Spann, who has a position with Messrs Croswell & Co., Sumter, returned to Sumter this morning after a brief visit to his parents here, Swamp Fox. A GOOD COUGH MEDICINE. [From the Gazette, Toowoomba, Australia.] - ? - i _? ci 1_ n .. l find unamoenain s ixwgu uemeut is an excellent medicine. I have been suffering from a severe cough for the ast two mouths, and it has effected a cure. I have great pleasure in recommending it.?W C Wockner. This i>. the opinion of one of our oldest and most respected residents, and has been voluntarily given in g >od faith that others may try the remedy and he benefited, as was Mrs Wockner. This remedy is sold by Di 1) C Scott, druggist. After praying lor goodness some people forge! to be good. ^ . U&lgS&L . r .. v , .J.: ^ Final Discharge i N<?tio> i? li'-ri i y'4?vi ti :lint <>ii ; ilny ill.* I.">ilitiay "f I) mviii'tt I| j | will nsiply -IiKlirt* ??f" J'robate H I \Vi!liiiiii-l i!rir ( luity f*??* :i linal di>- i j rliarjfi'.a* Kxtvmor of tin- Esmic <?f \V W wise. LKK. R. WISF. 4t ' Exwn'nr. Nov 13 lfl )2. ?i T\: ! Notice i- li!*rrl)v given that <-n Moe| tiny tin* I-Vli flay ?>f I)cia>iu'.er If >2 I j ! w ill apply i" the Judge <?i'.i'?oh:tre ?f! Will an slilJig eoiihty. for a final ?lis-; | charge a* Kx<vut?>r > ( the Estate of It . W Fit It . r Tt. P. FULTON. Executor. Nov 1.*} 10;i2. 4t | j |a. m. snider, Surgeon Dentist. Will in luinri' ilfVfili' his whole lime to hi- lving> I I free office unless due ii ?: lice be ; i v e n. Satisfaction Guaranteed. W. F. CLAYTON, i Attorney - at - Law. FLORENCE. S. C Practices in all the United State? 'Courts. and in ti c Courts of Florcnci and Williamsburg Counties. FOR SALE. j Brick in any *|U:?ntirv to suit pU'dins ier. Tin: Best Drv Press Machine-made -VBEICZ:.sr Special shapes mad- to order. < orrespouilencn solicited belorc n'acintf your orders. W. It. FUNK. 1\ O Box 10.J. Kingstrce, s. C. Dr R J McCabe Dentist KiHasrsEB, - S.C. W. L, BASS, * 't / Attorney at Law LAKE CITY, S. C J THE GREAT 1 ; i Thedford's Black-Draught has 9 I saved doctors' lulls for more than 9 | I sixty Tears. For the common fam- 9 j I ily ailments, such as constipation, fig f indigestion, hard colds, bowel com I j plaints, chills and fever, bilious- JK j 1 ness, headaches and other like M i j complaints no other medicine is E I neoessary. It invigorates and reg- flj ulates the liver, assists digestion, Ej stimulates action of the kidneys, Bj 9 purifies the blood, and purges the 9 D bowels of foul accumulations. It E euros liver complaint, indigestion, J9 my sour stomach, dizziness, chills, tJ jf rheumatic pains, sidcache, back- 1 I ache,kidney troubles, constipation, 1 f diarrhoea, biliousness, piles, hard I colds and headache. Every drugI gist has Thedford's Black-Draught I in 25 cent packages and in mam- / I moth sire for $1.00. Never accept I a substitute. Insist on haying the I original made by the Chattanooga I Medicine Company. | I believe Thedford's Black-Draught n is the best mecicine on earin. nun n good for any and everything. I have jj J a family of twelve children, and for fl four years I have kept them on foot fl and healthy with no doctor but Black- m E Draught A. J. GREEN, lllewara,J-a. m I The Formula tells t Grove's < Not a patent medicir Fluid Extract PERUV Fluid Extract BLACK Fluid Extract DOG W It Cures the Chills / i i- # J -tw * . 'v- : i II I I II 1 Ij We hiivoo- nan I a car load of BU them linger Ion er iflerefbre We Pass Up The I Don't quarrel with opportunity, but last. Ail the standard makes, such as >J dock,K njrer, Barber and K.K.Jones. W e make you p'racticallv a ~-??'ent< OURLIVERY DEP Is always supplied with Good Horses an ' J. L STUCK Lake City troTT "w^.: FALL SLIT or The kind which you Ci write to me aikl I will Our suits run 34 to 50. large variety of Boys' and Childi Every 5uit or Overcoat that we sell w if they do we will give yon a ti, BROWN'S GRANITE Opposite the Acadt 224 King street JUST AF Two Carloads Horses and Mi Rock Bottom Pi ices. Come and see thei head which must be sold. All stock gun M. F. H Kingstree, S. C } f CRACK GOES THE WH I IN COME THE ORDE! I MrptMi&a SELLS THE VERY BEST QRADI FERTILIZERS AT THE VERY LOWEST CO< It pays 1:0 fertilize your lands THE VIRGINIA-CAROLINAT CHEMICAL COMPANY^ PRODUCTS. ( BOLD EYERVWHERE^ The V!/-g!nla-CarolTna Chomtcal Co. ^ CHARLESTON. j y v he story: Chronic Ch ie: a thin spirituous liquid, of a pleasant bitte IAN BARK Fluid Extract 1 ROOT Fluid Extract I rOOD BARK Fluid Extract ! that other Chill Ton jCj^^^^^^NoCrarejNol UGIEii, and ncan't afford to let m c 4 3rofits to You. come now awl buy whllo they lackney, Taylor A Oanady, Hay >f half the profits if yon buy now ARTMEINT (1 Stylish and ServicafoleVehiclPS EY & CO,, , s. o . &TT j&- ' OVERCOAT, ' | in't get in )*onr city, Send you samples. We carry a very rens' Clothing. e guarantee not to fadp or rip, and new Suit or Overcoat. 1.. : CLOTHING HOUSE, ;my of Music, CHARLESTON, & C. ^RIVED! First Class n at our Stables. Seventy-five (75) i ran teed as represented. ELLER & CO. , i % t f . [ 1 r ",'i -> f > TSi menu tllllin I ?^REMIEIL CUMIN - "The Largest 1 Manufacturer of ft / Fertilizers on Earth* ft Forty odd I ' \ Manufacturing plants I w Wholesale purchasers 1 Largest importers Concentration of I1 ^ Mafiagtmtflt I ' ; | till Cure r taste, made of H5PLAR BARK >RICKLY ASH BARK SARSAPARJLLA lies Don't Cure. 'T ** ** ,1 - , . '---Mk i .. -' " A*