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I ?? II i tm _ rnt/mmmmmmmtrn VANDALISM Ar KIXGSTKEt. Seventeen S'reet Lamns Smashed l)> inknown Parties. Kl.vcsiui.K, November 22: T-iert mi v ii.Jals and toughs in all communities. and this towtj is lu? exception to the rule. A party of j drunken blackguards lias gone, around town deliberately breaking up ! the s reet lamps, nor did the) eea?e! from their "amusement" until thev It ?d destroyed seventeen laii:j?s ot tiie value of sixty dollars. There i.? DO SUSplClOll ilia: li was UUIIC umri wise thaa by white men in the town itself. Some grudge against council is probably the motive for tbe ao{. Council has offered a reward of qPta.ty-five dollars for the arrest and conviction of the parties, but with little hope of success .?Xews and Courier. MR STRICKLIN MAKES CHANGES. Cberaw Editor Alleges Discrimination by Dispensary Board Mr J M fctricklin, editor of the Cheraw Chronicle, in an editorial statement last week, poured some hot shot into the dispensary camp over there. Chesterfield is one county whose legislative delegation has always favored the dispensary, and this was ever regarded in consequence as a dispensary county. But at the recent election the prohibitionists won. However, tin matter is in litigation and the dispensary is still in operation. Mr Strickliu says in his editorial: 1 ' * T* U i. lam ^>arll.ln thillfTC X UV ia f iV.V|Utl VU wt VMItl ?M* appertaining to the county dispensaries to be advertised. Some things required by law to be advertised have not been advertised according to law, and because The Chrouicle had the tementy to advocate prohi- 1 bition and vote for it and criticize some of the doings of the dispensary we have been told that the Chroni- 1 cle would get no more dispensary advertising. Barkis is satisfied! ' The Chronicle has never asked for this advertising, has never needed it in its business, and really thinks it can get along without it. We only published the dispensary advertising in the (irst place because it was county business that the law required to be published."?The Atate. lead More Evidence of the Protection Offered by Gibraltar PaleL See what Mr F T Buice of the Southeastern Tariff Association says. A private test of Gibraltar Fire Resisting Paint was given in the rear if the fire department headquarters, Monday at 3 p m, before many prominent citizens that they might see what protection can be fiyen by tne use ot these goods. The same house that was burned on ]fain street the last night of the Cair was again put to a more Severe test. On November 11, 1907, I witnessed a test of the 'Gibraltar Fire Proof Paint' and believe it to be one of the best things of its kind on the market Its chief advantage seems to be through its resisting force to fire for a period of time sufficient for the fire department to reach the scene of fire before much damage is done. For exposing buildings to fire it is practically a preventative from tke fire spreading. Yours truly, P T Buice. P. S.?For sale in Kingstree by Kingstree Hardware Company Manufactured by Southern Gibraltar Paint and Roofing .Company, Charleston, S C. * . P. P. P. Lippaai's Great Rent eiy. 'Is the greatest blood purifier in the ' world; wSuperior to all sarsaparillas , for the cure of Scrofula in its worst ] form, Qoitre, Hip Disease, Swelled Neck,'Running Sores and Sores in ? the Eyes. i! P. P. P. makes a sure and permanent cure. rj Miss Ida Hastings, Savannah, Ga., , ?? aKa wo a anffaiimff all f Ko fAFfnw^L WJ' OUV WOO QUOVI lug Htt vuv Wi wwtv r of a terrible case of scrofula, and , do relief could be obtained until P. P. P., Lippman's Great Remedy, was tried; the result was a complete cure. Sold by all druggists. 4ii InvtjsifTi^at Will P?iv Kiy Hi turns-: T i' w i *\t!. ;> . id: V r- in of i.t1 that r ni.jy t?r >on f a? I nit* iui\i?a!-i11:y oi >:i ing i stock, but there can b.- rone at a to the wisdom "f ?*\pfiitlii?ir twfiitj the cents for a c (?} ot ;!u* Deceit bt-r Lappiueott's. The comple novel in its self ca'lrj 4,I'he Career, and tlit- author is Kat.hryn Jaiboi one of our younger writers, w. in> noted more for the <juality of h< literary productions than for tl niiaiifi v. The olot of tile slOl 1 I hinges upon the love of a your musical prodigy who has bee 1 r Might up to consider her "career as of p.iratuouut importance, for In husbaud, who neither knows n< cares about music, and w ho pluci all perfessioual musicians in tl sane category with mountebank Out of the resultant clash of ten peranum ts and interests the an tin has woven a tale marvellous for i insight into human nature and i delineation of character. "Tl Career'' is sufficeiitlv absorbing I hold any reader's iutei?sr, but will appeal with especal strength 1 all w ho are inteiested in the art. especially the musical. Among tl shorter stories in this issue are "Mil Mehitable's Backbone,'" by llele Talbot Porter: "The Pendului Swings," by William Haniilto Osborne; "An Inevitable Christmas bv Marion K. Oliver; ami "A Do 'Mid Clothes," l?y Lucy Copiuge all Christmas stories: "The Swor of Light," a characteristic fair jale, by Seumas MacManus, tfc Irish humorist; "How Mrs. Carra way Went to the Exposition," b Edith Morgan Willett; and "Froi the Basket of Allah," by George I Kuapp. Among the essays th; call< d "Glimpses of NVhittier," b Frances Campbell Spar hawk, a intimate friend of the poet, is c especial timelines? now that the cer tennial anniversary of his birth being celebrated. "The Donbtin Folly," the second of Dr. Georg Lincoln Walton's series of tiv popular articles 011 "Worry an Allied Mental States," takes n mmmmammmmm IN THE COMIN( with it? tan?e ratsrst in ths tnnt*, the political perKXMftt, the Review of F 25 cents i TfceReviev oltn bmj people ai edeceti dee, eoepreiweelre ewi ooei of tiae, ALL THE MA( f WkhDr. Afcsrt SW. mU! "Prafrws of the Worfd." well tb. ill a auM ClitOOS MKOTj Of IM lOnfll, WKJ the b?ly totntxtfil articles a jwt the omwO'csi jroa in inter Mtei w. with the girt of the reefly iapor WE WANT REI la ersry community to take whee ral coMMwioas aad caihpdzi E$ MMt tad profitable buaoca* i I THE REVIEW < m U ASTOR PL. m k rAway Aboi Zemb McGuify Mai Primrc AH Guaranteed by Ue STRAUSS, PRITZI FOB SALE AT K \ j>_ M'i .*-.f the atnioyiiii: ;n:?i??r mVr t :; ! - A a"*ii<*f t!i'* oj . at. : j' ? t ilnil; of " (. ' \ I: ?. 1 .1.' ii cj arc ' ta i .tii: ".i..- ) s vcrv " in ;; aiL' Ta't'ir c?t ! t lack " ot ?[;ace lo; Inila a ilvta.l< ii inciiiiuii " < f them. It is an exceptionally good k I. lllllbfr. i- . . te When the Stomach. Heart or Kidney nerves are weak, then these organs ,, always fail. Don't drug the Stomach, .' nor stimulate the Heart or Kidne.vs. ,s Ti.at is simply a makeshift. (Jet a ''r prescription known to Druggists ?e everywhere as Dr. 'h op's Re-tora v tive is prepared expressly for these ^ weak insi le n.-rves. Strengthen these nerves, build them ur? with Dr. Shoop's 11 Restorative?tablets or liquid?and see M how quickly help will come. Free rr sample test sent to request by Dr. >r jSboop, Racine. Wis. Your health is -g surely worth this sample test. Sold by D. c. Scott, le ^ ^ s. | Do you want a nice pair ol .-'mules? Well, come to F C' )T Thomas's stable,Kingstree, S C. ts and you can see the nicest load is!of match teams in mules and a-j horses shipped to thi> market ;o tills season Price to suit the it times. Come quick* before Ditto best is jfone. 11 -?-4t *'; The finest coffee Substitute ever k* made, has recently been produced by 53 Dr. Shoop, of Racirie. Wis. You don't n have 10 boil it twenty or thirty min? utes. ' Made in a minute." says the ^ doctor. ' Health Coffee" is really the c'osest coffee Imitation ever yet pro <1uce<1. Not a grain of real Coffee in li | it either. Health Coffee Imitation is r, made from pure toasted cereals or d grains, with malt. nuts. etc. Ready 1 it would fool an expert?were he to unknowingly drink it for Coffee. Sold le| by People's Mercantile Co. <f\ Notice. ii | Notice is hereby eiven that at a meeting of the Directors of the lt Kingstree Hardware Co., a meeting | of the Stockholders of the Kings tree Hardware Co. called, to be I n held at their office in the town of >f Kiugstree, S C, on Dec. 16th, 1907, ! at 4 p. m., for the purpose of a p. j plying for an amendment to charter increasing the Capital Stock, from = $6,000 to $15,0t0. ? !" .1 V Kino, g 1 e W T Wilkins, j- Directors, d W II Carr. ) ,p' 112 41 HHBBBm f I ELECTION TEAR tariff, tha railroad*, poGbc* fenerally and Lericwt will b? doubly valuable to ywb kHlUCAN ?? ?? SVJEW* Y* v of Reviews om ia a?it ima tLit is aoaI sstKoriutiT* st a aUaiaraai tort sad aoMj 3AZINES IN ONE f Uat articles el all die other au*a zsaes of the World served Bp to yea, I aad mi?wi ol aaar books om caa l keep Mtallipadjr up with the bass I at a iaismsn sort ol boae, rfort sad boocj. 5 RESENT ATIVES ripboas sad ?efl oar book ofer*. Ltbs. A fine chaace to build op a per* a jrow borne towm. Wnte to-day to OF REVIEWS CO. hCB, NBW YORK i ye Everything 663lqe | It Whiskey ?se Tom Gin unJmr th? Pmrc Food Law $ CO., Cincinnati, 0. 'OUR DISPENSARY | E THE MODERN "PITTSBURGH PERFECT" 3 E WIRE FENCE, WELDED BY ELECTRICITY. 9 Ttfl* f UTot* a1 if Mr. parmcr: Your progressiveness is keeping you in close touch L W Hat 3. JJlarVei It wjth improvements In farm machinery, in dairy methods, and wi'.h ail IB WOllld ll3V6 the scientific facts that bring about the greatest possicie agricultural gHj ^raham Lincoln You are also informing yourself about fence. We Know you are. ^S sn1itter of First?there was the stone fence of medieval history. BH ppiilici ux Second?pioneer America converted its timber into rails. railS* Third?somebody found a way to weave wire and sla',3. afl BR _Fourtf)?along came barb wire, with its marvelous sale. BH B Fifth?machines were invented to twist or clamp one wire around Bfl B| anotner: the woven wire fence. 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