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and all Other Goods too Numer
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Ready-to-WearMen's Suits. This line ai
of Clothing Really Looks Like Genu- to
ine Tailoi MadeGarments. My Stock of ai
i F?H and Winter Clothing !;
is Now Ready for Inspection. cr
and I Cordially invite all my Custom- ! fa
ers.to al 1 ana See the Best and Most st
Complete Line of Men's and Boys' tt
Suits and Furnishings Ever Offered to lc
the People of Williamsburg County. tr
p Boys' Knee Pants j"
?'*. Up-to-date in Quality and Prices !w
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Prepare for Winter ?
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fl Have Th ese Goods to Suit Everyone |p]
UMBRELLAS 50c to $3.00
A Also Swell Line of Trunks, Suit cases
and Grips. Buy One of These and
You Will Not be Ashamed to Use It
In Traveling.
" Brushes and Combs.
Ele&nt Line of TheseTeilet Requisites re
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constantly on nana.
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I am agent for the Wheeler & Wilson and sc
New Boyal Sewing Machines. Their | pr
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APPEAL TO COTTON GROWERS.
airman Carter Urgas Farmers
Hold Crops at Least 30 Days.
To the Farmers of William
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1 ue lOUJtJ Cipct icu nas
:>tton has slumped, but th
no more than we might lia>
cpected and is due largely,
link, to the premature openir
: the crop and the 'very rapi
arketing during the month <
eptember. .The amount ginne
id marketed during Septen
:r leads the spinners of tt
orld to believe that there
lother large crop, but we wh
lve spent the last month i
id around the cotton tielc
low better than any one els
lout the size of the preser
op;therefore it behooves ever
.rmer knowing this, to be
lort crop to hold his cotton o
le market at least thirty daj
nger and you will have r
ouble in getting J10 cents (
ore for it.
I am quite sure the busine*
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iea, aierciia.il us <iuu ua.iiH.ci
ill all lend a helping hand, s
ir as they can, to aid you i
lis effort. Now let's show 1
ie world that we have tl
gbt to put the price on 01
roduct and not the ^speculate
Yours very truly,
J Davis Carter,
County Chairman C G A
Leo, Oct. 9, 1905.
RESIDENTIAL E L E C T I 0
WILL MAKE NO CHANGE.
No matter which candidate
ected, Foley's Honey and Tar wi
main the people's favorite reuiei
r coughs, colds and incipient coi
imption. It cures colds quic1'
id prevents pneumonia. A JNn
um, Batesville, lud., writes: '
iffered for three mouths with a s
ire ccld. A druggist prepared n
me raediciue, and a physician pi
ribed for me, yet I did not in
t it a. ; .1 tti -1 tt
ove. i men irieu r oiev s noiu
id Tar and eight dpses cured me.
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Notice' Jurors.
Second week jurors will tai<
)tice that the Court of Gener;
!SvSions and Common Picas ft:
illiamsburg county has ac
urned sine die and that a
cond week jurors are extent
I ;from. attendance' on sai
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! Letter to L. Stackley.
K1XGSTREE, S. C.
"n...... c;i.<. Tho business in
[jj , 1a til *MV -? -vw- "
i tins world is dry-goods; the reason
is: your custonien want your stuff
s" | as much as you wuut to sell it*
i That's the whole business, except
e. your buying the goodi.
js Devoe comes next. It saves money,
and people like money. They
e like somebody else's m <r>* t'.-.t:
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A own;,they like to nuke it '
ig : to save it; they like to kc< t. t.wvid
^ haps as well as to nuke t.
.Buildings run down fast without
, ! paint; poor paint is the tame. Devoe
i is the means of stopping that leak
rc* a big one. All we've got to do to se'i
le ' Devoe is to .-how that a man saws
is money hj using it.
K 1) Jewell, Corry, Po., painted
his house 5 years ago with a mixed
n paint; 14 gallons. Last spring lie
la painted Devoe; 10 gallonf. Saved
le :$15 to $20. Yours f ulj
it F W Devoe & Co.
P. S. Dr 1) C Scott sells our
* paint.
,a SO MONEY FOR THF SCHOOLS.
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l0 Not a Cent for Ibis Year Turned Orer
>r; by State Dispensary.
Columbia, October 5:?The
ss j Comptroller General is receivs,
in*r frequent requests for disjo
| pensary school money. He canin
i not send it^put because he canto)
not get the money, and has none
,e! on hand. The dispensary auJr'
thorities promised to turn the
,r school profits for this year over
j the latter part of September, or
the first of October, but it has
'not yet been turned over to him,
and he wishes the school authorities
to understand that the fail X
! ure to send the money out is
due en rely to tne fact that it
is has noS^een turned over to him.
1,1! The dispensary has not turned
j- ;over a cent of this year's projv
fits from the dispensary for th
use of the schools. News A:
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Important Notice.
[1. We have 011 our books hun?v
' dreds of dollars owinyf 011 sub'
scription. ft is imperatively
necessary that we collect this
in order to continue in busine?.
The paper we are nowV ifivir.y
e our patrons is the bi^gv.^t in the
State for a dollar a year km: we
" ; cannot atford to lose a ^in</ie
>r subscription. All the sunktner
1 | we have been under a Innkvy
.. financial strain to pay running
expenses and we hope our fsubscriberl'
will now come toj the
d refecue and^pay promptly tfhat
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Jicranton Snapshots.
Scranton, October 9: A pro
traded meeting was coraraence<
here yesterday morning' at th<
Missionary Baptist church con
ducted by Rev J W Truluck, tb<
pastor, who preached a very in
teresting sermon to a large con
gregation the opening day. The
meeting will probably continue
until next Sunday and there h
no uoubt that it will be a live
and interesting one.
Messrs VVinslow Wright anc
S 0 Byrd went to Columbia lasl
week. Mr Wright returned
1 Friday morning, but Mr Byre
will be gone for three months
or longer.
There was a hot supper giver
: at the home of Mr R E Lee Fri
day night for the benefit of Loya
Temperance Legion. Quite a
large amount was realized anc
all present seemed to enjoy the
occasion very much. Oysters,
ice-c am and other delicacies
were served in abundance and
and the event was graced bj
the presence of quite a numbei
of charming young ladies.
Rev.W P Clause went to Kings
tree today to .^ee something
more about the dispensary election,
which it is supposed will
be held soon. That's right, Mi
Gause. Tola weather will sgoe
be here and if you don't get il
before, the voters will have tc
have something to keep thenwarm
and will probably vote
both ways.
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Fred, 'were in cur city to-da}
from EiSngham. M R M
.Fl'M'i OF TRAGIC MEANIXl
sir-' iline* fjoiu ?J li ^imnioni
of Oasey. "a. Think what niigh
have resulted from his terribli
cough if he had not taken the irnd
icii ealo.it which he writes: "I hat
a f arful cough that disturbed nn
night's rest. I tried everything, bin
nothing would relieve it, until 1
took l)r King's New Discovery foi
Cousumpti 'ii, Coughs and Colds,
which completely cured me." Instantly
reliefs and permanent!)
cures all 111mat ami lung diseases;
pre\enls_;ip and pneumonia. At
Dr W V Droekington's drug store;
guarantee l; bOc and jd.OO.Trial Vottle|rree.
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ton Fully,Fit Comfortably -f'jNS
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Match of the Latest Styles* |
ckets & Coats, Waists of all Kinds <? ?
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se for Yourself. !;|
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Big- Lot of Buggies and Wagons at
: THOMAS & BRA |
. All Standard JTakes. "j
WREN, TISON <S JONES and BABCOCK BUQQIES. "fl
MILBURN. TAYLOR and CHATTANOOGA WAGONS.
t| HARNESS and SADDLES ''M
1 Made at Our Factory and Guaranteed Hand-Sewed. ?
' No Better Can Be Bought.
: Thomas & Bradham, Agents, >.
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SPECIAL LI 4
| Crockery Ware, 'M
Glass War c.
ij Wine Setts. V.ij
Wate Sett s,
China Images,
Just Opened Up at
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; MAIN STREET - KINGSTREE, S. C.
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j new < uke for cancer, j Final Discharge. *. *>
' Notice is hereby given that J ?B ' ' >
All cm n?mnnrc ?rp i\o\v kuinin ' wlminicrruf.ni iIp hnnic nnn ru'hi .#** .
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Salve. Jas Walters, of Di.flield, \ a., day made application unto me for a ,
writes- "I had i cancel on mv lio tinal discbarge as such administrator- ' ;
( wiiUs. 1 nau cam ci on m\ "P j ami that the 2i>t day of October, 1905,
for vears, that seemed incurable till at 10 o'clock a. m. at my cflice, has been *
Kucklen's Arnica Salve healed it, jWx>,nted for foe
ami now it is perfectly well." Guar-1 Judge of Probate, W. C.
auteed cure for cuts and burns. OyC < ^I't Id. 1!)05. v ^
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