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Notice of Election. State of So?jth ? akol;na,( Count) of Wil5i:itu?l.urg. \ Notice is hereby given that the ''Jen- 1 era; Eie. tion for State and t 011:11 v ' >:ficer-will be held at in* v'ti"i* precincts proscribed by law :n s;l d County, on Tuts lay, November *. 191''. gaid day T.iesdty folio a i g toe ' hrst Mondav in Nov-' id r. u-pres- i i ed by law. The inaliih ations f'r sutfrages as i"ilows: Residence in Male fo: two yeats. in ; the I'oui.tv on- year, in he p"ili!!_' preci'er in \vhi? !i lit- --hct'-r otp-rs to i vote, four months. and the pavnient! six mo ith> !> fo e any f!?? : ol :n poll tax hen due ami pa'.ai-le: Pr vi i f?i, i nai imniM'Ts m i- ? i.v ... ganized liuivh and tea<*> < ! pnb ic schools -ha!] U-?ntitIed to vie ifp-rl six mo ttis* rosid no- i? to- S a:ii'? fcth?rwise una. i tied Managers ?!' election mast r-qaireot 1 eaeli voter the orodu lion "l a p-as-' t; at ion certificate a:.d the pro-if-d' * i . payment o; ail taxes. including p-li' tax, isv??*e , anil i- "..eciib e During th previous war. T'i- mo-ruction | a cvr iri arc or toe r c pt <>i i officer authorized cale* r such taxes siiail t?- conclusive prooi >i t ie pays' men! thereof. Tii-re sii;ill !>eseparare am! distin t baii ts and bo\e> at ilds election for the f<>|]i win it oilier-, to wit: (! G ?verno' an I Lieutenant <? vernor: (2i ! Other Mat-* Officer*; (d)Mate Senator: (4) Members of Hou*e <-f Kepre- nt i-j iivp?- /.*a C"iintv Officer- On which "haII he the name or names of "In* person or persons vot-al l'or a- su n ot'iiv'S, respectively, aiici n>r whi.-li they are vote i. Befor the h <?ur tix-l t'"r "ajlung tlie polN Managers and Clerks Wfl.st take and subscribe tlie constitutional oath. The Cliaiiman >'f tiie Board o.' Mana- j gers van administer the oath t>? the j o'.lier members and t? rli C.'erU: a; Notary 'Public must administer th?* i oath t the Chairman. The M makers( elect their t h lirman and ? 'lerk Poll- at each voting place mu-i he opened at T o'clock a. m. and closed at 4 o'clock p. in., except in the ci:v of Charleston where they sh ill be opened ar 7 a. m. and closed at ?> p. m The Managers have the power to fi'l a vacancy, and if none of the Manager* attend, the citizens ean appoint from among the qualified voters, the Managers who. alter being sworn, can conduct the elction. At the s ud election separate boxes will b- provided a which qualified electors will vot" uuon the adoption or rejection of amendment- to the State Constitution, as provided in the following Joint Resolutions: Tlie question of adapting each amendment shall be submitted at the next general election to the electors a*j follows: Those in favor of the amendment -hall deposit a ballot with the following words plainly printed or written th-reon: "Constitutional , Amendment of Section , of Article , of the Constiiution, relating to , ?ves- " Those opposed io *aid amend ment snail casi a oauot ?an mc ?< ? lowing words plainly printed or written thereon; "Constitutional Amendment of Section of Article of ttie Constitution, relating to ?No," No. 568. A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing to Amend Section 7. Article VIII. op the Constitution. Relating to Municipal Hondkd Indebtedness. Section 1. Be it resolved by the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina, That the lollowing amendment to Section 7, of Article VIII, of the Constitution be agreed to: Ad?l at the end thereof the following words; "Provided That the limitation proposed by this Section, and by Section 5. Article X. of this Constitution, shall not apply to bonded indebtedness incurred by the town of Darlington, where the proceeds of said bonds are applied solely for thepurposeof drainage of said town and street improvements, and where the question of incnrring such indebtedness is submitted to the freeholders and qualified voters of such municipality, as provided in the Constitution, upon the question oi other bonded indebtedness." Approved the fourth day of February, A. D. 1910. No. 580. A JOINT RESOT.UTION to Amend Section 7, Article VIII, op the Constitution. Relating to Municipal Bonded Indebtedness, by Adding a Proviso Thereto, as to Certain Towns. Section 1. Be it resolved by the General Assembly of the ^tate of .South Carolina. That the following amendment to the Constitution of the State of South Carolina be -ubmitted to the qualilied electors of the State at tfienexi general election for Representatives,ami if a majority of the electors qualified to vote for members of the General Assembly voting thereon shall vote in favor of such amendment, and a majority of each branch of the General Aseembly shall, alter such election, and before another, ratify >aid amendment by yeas and n <ys. that Section 7, Article V ill, relating to bonded indebtedness. be amended by adding at the end thereof the following words: Provided. That the limitations imposed bv this Section and by Section 5. of Article X, of this Constitution, -hall not apply to bonded indebtedness incurred by the ' towns of Aiken, io the County "f Ai-j ken; Camden. in the County of Ker-1 shaw; Cheraw, in the County of Chesterfield : Clinton, in the County of I.au-1 reus: Edeefi<ld.in the Countv'of Edge-1 field; antfst Matthews, in the County of Callioun, when the proceeds of said bonds are applied solely and exclusively for the building, erecting, establishing and maintenance of waterworks, electric light plants, sewerage system or streets, ai d where the question of incurring such indebtedness is Submitted to the qualified electors of said municipality. as provided in the Constitution, upon the question of bonded indebtedness. Aj proved the 28th day of February, A D 1910. No. 581. A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing to A men i>|S t ction 7, Article VIII, of the Constitution, Relating to Municipal Bonded Indebtedness. Section 1. He it resolved by the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina, im me louowing amendment to Section 7, Article VIII, of the Constitution be agreed to: Add at the end thereof the following words: Provided, further. That the limitations jmpoeed by this Section,and by Section t * : ' . . ui Ai i?'?c A. ui ou'titut. *n, -jia.'i no. aj?piy 10 : h?- b ?n?lo?I inurbten dne-s in ind by any municipal corporation wli-n the proceeds ol aid b >nds are applh d solelv and exclusively for the purchase, establishment and maintenance 1 t ? wat'-r murks plant orseueram \v?em or lightnir plant.and w hen thequ-s ion "f incurring >ucu indebted nes* is -uhmitfed t> th- neeholderand pualiiie 1 vol rs ofs'.i -h muni jpaliy.asi'j*' i ed in The < ' n-t i f:t i> ?? ipon ! n?- .uo-ti .n ol' o; er bonded in'tebteur.o-s. Approved the _.vt't day o| February, A I> l-'.t No. :?s:. \.J??INT KE-? >LTI()X Pur: "rtir.ff ta \m i.d >ec; ion 7. Article VIII. o t.'oijs i t! 'on. Relating t?? Municip . Uomi i Indebtedness. Section 1. lie resolved bv tilel.e e.al As-.mhle "i the Sia'e of South Carolina. Tear th<- follow in_r anvn 1.11. nt : Sc :-?n 1, Article \ ill, of the Constitu'ion be agr-e I to: Add a: :ne, ii.i thereof toe following word-: Pro\ided, farther. That tne limitations imp - d '?> t :i" S < tion. and hy >'' tion Artel X.of t 'lis Const t tion. siiali !: >: app . \ o tiond ! mdebtedness in urreo i?\ ttie eil; "i Atk-n hat -aid eit v of Aih. 11 may in rea-e its bonded in : -btednes- in I lie manner provid-d lor in siid >e-:i -a of -aiu Article to an a mint no* oxcee ling fifteen p<*r '-e.it of the value ??f' tii.- taxape property th rein for the purpose of establishing, extending, mtnpiett'ig an i r-pa ring .i system "t wa e:\vorKs, sewerage, electric lights and p >wor. Approved the -*tu day of February, A D tJMU.. No. jftO A .JOINT RESOLUTION' Proposing to Am-nd Section 7. Article VI11. ol lite Constitution. Relating to .Municipal Bond'-d Indebtedness. S.-ciion 1. Be it re-olved by the General A? - mbl> of the State of >??utn < aroiina. Thar the following amendment to Section 7, Article VIII. of the constitution, be agreed t-?: Add at the eid thereof the following words: Provided further. That the limitations in posed by this Sect" in and by Section 5. Article X, of this Con-titu ion shall m t apply to bonded indebtedness incurred lo tiie town of St Matthews, but sai l town of St Matthew* may increase its j bonded indebt< dne.-s- in the manner provided in said Section of said Article to an amount n"l exceeding fifteen per; cent, of the value of the taxable prop- j erty therein, where the pioceeds ofI suit bonds to the amount of twenty i thousand ($20,000) dollars shall be turned over by the town council of said town of Sc Matthews to the duly appointed Commissioners of the County of Calhoun, for the purpo>e of aiding in theeon-truction of public building- for , the County of Calhoun. Approved th?* 28th day of February. ; A D isno. No. 5'J4. A JOINT KESOH TION Proposing to Amend Section 12, of Article V, of; the <*oustituti<>n. Relating to Associate J u>tices. Section 1. Be it resolved by the General Assembly of the Mate of South Carolina, That th-- following amendments to the G>nstitution of South Crrolinabe submitted to the qualified : electors of the State at the next gen- j eral election for Representatives, and if [ a majority of the electors qualified to rote for members of the General As j sembly voting thereon shall vote in favor of such amendment and a majority I of each branch of the General As>em-1 bly shall after such election,and before another,ratuy said amendment oy yeas; and nays,that Section 12. of Article V, of the Constitution, relating to Associate Justices be amended by striking out in lines 8, 4 and 5 the words: "but if the four Justices equally divide in opinion, the judgment below shall be affirmed," and by striking out the word "two" in line 8 and inserting In lieu thereof word "three." so that when amended, the same shall read as follows: "Sec 12. In all cases decided by the Supreme Court, the concurrence of three of the Justice? shall be necessary for a reversal of the judgment below,subject u> the provisions hereinafter prescribed. Whenever, upon the hearing of any cause or question before the Supreme Court in the exercise Of its original or appellate jurisdiction, it shall appear to the Justices thereof, or any of them, that there is involved a question of constitutional law, or of conflict lietween the Constitution and laws of this State and of the United S'ates. or between; the dutie' anil obligations of her citizens under the same, upon the deter-' initiation of which the entire Court is not agreed, or whenever the Justices of i said Court,or any two of them,desire it i on ?ny cause or question so before said Court, the Chief Justice, or in his -b-1 sence, the presiding Associate Justice, j shall call to the assistance of the Su- j pre me Court all ol the Judges of the ' Circuit Court: Provided, however, That when the matter to be submitted is involved in an appeal from the Circuit Coui t.the Circuit Judge who tiied the cause shall not sit. A majoriry of the , Justices ot the Supreme C ourt and Circuit Judges shall constitute a quorum, i The tleci-i-m of the Court so constituted, or a majority of the Justices and ! Judges sitting, shall be tinal and conclusive. In such case ilie Chief Justicej j or,in his absence, the presiding Associate Justice, shall preside, whenever the Justices of the Supreme Court and the Circuit Judges meet together for tile purp.se> a tore-aid. if toe number theieot qualified to sit constitute an j even nnmber, then one of the Circuit j Judge- must retire; and the Circuit | Judges pres- nt shall determine by lot ! which of their number shall retire."' Approved the 20ih day of Februarv, j A D 1910. No. 595. A JOINT RESOLUTION to Amend Section 2. of Artiele V, Relating to Associate Ju-tice? of the Supreme 1 Court. Section 1. Be it resolved by the Gen- j eral Assembly of the State of South j Carolina. That the following amend-1 ment to the Constitution of the State of South Carolina be submitted to the qualified electors of the State at the next general election for Representa- 1 tives, and it a majority of the electors 1 qualified to vote for "members of the General Assembly voting thereon shall vote in favor of such amendment and a majority of each branch of the General Assembly shall. after such election and before another, ratify said amendment by yeas and nays, that Section 2, of A rticle V, of the Con- i stitution, relating to Associate Justices, j ed by striking out the w?.i\1 "thre ii? ....e una inserting m lieu tliereuf th?* word "lo >r." and striking >ut the .\iird 4 eight" in line >? and insetting th -word "ten." -o that. when ain-t.ded the same -hail read a- ! >!low-: Sec 2. Th- Supreme <' urt shall consist a? 'hiei .iustice and lout- Asso-iate Ju-t i> e-. an* f ree <?i wh-m shall eons it-'t- a |Uoru.:i f'-r the t.ansactioe of b :-ine?. Tiie Chief .lustieesnail presine. and in ais absence, th- >etiioi A>sociate Justice. They -hall ' e elect' e . for the t- rin of ten years.and shall c ntinu i:: orfiee mitil t -eir -'.coesso.s sha 1 be ele-ted and 'lUalilied, urn -Ivn. be - cla-siiied hat -no < ; them -ii .11 go 'Ut oi oili< " every two year-. Approved tii" day ut February, A I> lap'. Xo. o'.'d.* A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing ar Amendment to Article X, of the Con stitution, bv Adding Thereto Sectior 14. to Empower the Cities of Greenville. Spartanburg and Columbia am: the Town of Manning to Assess Abutting Property for lVrr.iar.eni Improvements. Section 1. i>e it resolved by the Geneta! Assembly of tile State ol'South Carolina. That the following amendment to Artie.e X, of the State Constitution, to be known as Section 14, ol said Article X. be agreed to by twothirds oi the members elected to eacl House, and entered on the journal respectively. with \eas and nays taker thereon, and be submitted to th* qualified electors of the State at tn? n -\t gene: a! election thereafter !' i Representatives, to wit: Add the following section to Article X of the Constitution, to be, and be known, as Section 14: Sec i4. The General Assembly maj authorize the corporate authorities oi tne cities of Greenville, Spartanburg and Columbia and the town of .Manning to levy an assessment upon abutting property lor the purpose of paying foi permanent improvements on streets ant sidewalks immediately abutting sue! property: Provided. Tnat said improve ments be ordered only upon the writter consent cf two-thirds of the owners oi the property abutting upon the street, sidewalk or part of either proposed tc be improved, and upon condition thai said corporate authorities shall pay ai least one-half of the costs of such im provements, Approved the 26th day of February, A D 1910. No. 603. A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing tc Amend Section 6,of Article a, of the c'rtnctitntion of ltfqn. Relating tc Bonded Debt of Counties and Town ships. Section 1. Be it resolved by the Gen eral Assembly of the State of South Carolina, That the following amendmenl to Section 6, of Article X, of the Constitution of the State of South Carolinj be submitted to the qualified electors oi the State at the next general election for Representatives, and if a majority of electors qualified to vote for members of the General Assembly voting thereon shall vote in favor of such amendment, snd a majority of each branch of the General Assembly shall, after such election and before another, ratify said amendment by yeas and nays, that Section 6, Article X,relating to the bonded debt of any County or Te^fiship be amended by adding at the enjkwereof the following words: "Provided, That the limitations imposed by this Section shall not apply to any Township in the County of Greenwood, nor to anj Township in the County of Saluda, through which, in whole or in part, the line of railroad of Greenwood and Saluda Railroad shall be located and constructed, nor to the County ol Saluda, such said Townships in Green wood County and Saluda Countv, and the County of Saluda being hereby expressly authorized to votebonds in aic of the construction of the said propwsec railroad, under such restrictions anc limitations as the General Assembly may prescribe hereinafter:" "Provide^ That the amount of such bonds shall noi -?J ?X.AAM^nm fKo aoaaccor CXl'WU pel tCUWUIll V& biiv uoavuuvv valuation of the taxable property ol such Township." Approved the 26th day of February, A D 1910. At the ulo*e of the election, the Managers and < lerk mu-t proceed publicly to open the ballot boxes and count tlit ballots therein, and continue withoi* adjournu. ent until the same is com pieced, and make a statement of the re suit for each office, and sign the same, Within three days thereafter,the Chair man of the Board, or some one desig nated by the Board, must deliver to th< Commissioners of Election the poll list the boxes containing the ballots and written statements of the resaltsof the election. Managers ok Election. The following Managers of Electior have been appointed to hold the election at the various precincts in the <aii county: Kingstrce?J J Steele, F W Harper .1 W toward. Salters?J E' Davis, W E Rodgers, J M Salters. GreeJyville?.1 E Keels. C R Burgess, M D DeLorme. Blooming vale? H 0 Pipkin, W C Camlin, J M Mc< onnell. Cedar Swatup?D W Courtney, W E Snowden, W I Tisdale. Gourdins?A W Chandler, J B Clarkson. R II Pi it-man. S' lanton ?P S Wall. John E Godwin, W J Wilioughby. Poplar Hill?Walter T BriUon, Geo F Chandler. J C Owens. Muddy Creek?W II Harmon. G W John^oD, I> F Edwards. Hebron?H A Kennedy, S B McElyeen, J P Chandler. Suttons?S P Cooper, S B Gordon, E D Blakeley. Lake City?Charley F Flower?, B \Y Stewart. J H V Gaskins. Indiantovvn?H \V Nelson, Georgt Lovett, S D Snowdeii. McAllister's Mill?Henry Collins, SJ Kirl>y, W W H Cockfield . Trio?James Bryan, W W Bovd, A E McCol lough. Cades?J L McFadilin.J T McElveen J E McEadden. Vox?E F Prosser, J H Cox, W C Stone. Earls?L A Rogcrson, W SCamlin D W Avant. Black Mingo?John S Graham, L F Rhem, J E Johnsor . Taft-W D Brvar, W B McCullough W E MfConntll. Prospect?L B Gaskins, J F Evans, S D Hamer, S D Hanna, Jr. The Managers at each precinct named - ' ? < I above q ;e?t- ' > d - one their number r?i ^e^are the boxes md blanks lor the e!e ri??n mi >a:uiday, November3. a: Ki tgsiive. .! L ' iOWDV, W E 11 anna! X D J.EStSNE. Commission'- ? <>r* v'tate an ! C '-in y Election lor Wiiiianisii i: ; c.nin . I S C. Notice of Election. | Si,\n: or ><n TH ' mOLiXA. ; ? "in ly of William-jure; ? Notice is hereby given tb<?: th- n, i-rill En-timi tor K pit-o'iui iv<- in C'ongr. s- will be neidal tae \"ting o-e< 10. ts rix.-d by l:r?v ir- the ' <>un'\ oi iliiuinstjiit-^ on 1 ue.-d?.. No-, emot-r N 11'lo. - iid day heinsr Tuesday iullowing tiii- iirst Monday, as int-scri'-d ii.? law. Th<* <iualihL-aiio:> ior - .rtrage are as 1 K. sio-ric" in state fur two y n<. In | the county one year, in iii?* p llinj; ptv1 cinctin which the electoron-r-to vole ' f'-ur months, and tn- payui-rit mx month-nef .ro any ei- ct'on ! anv tioil tax then oue and paynble: Pr-wided, That ministers iu .Larue an rgani i/.-d church and tr..-iv> .?t put>li?* schools shall be entitled :o vote alter ; six month-' icsi eiic<- in the State, if otnerwise qualitied. .Managers of election n.u>t require of ! the voter the production of a registra tion certificate and proof of the payi ment of all taxes, including poll tax, ' assessed and collectible (luring the pre ( vious year. The production ol a certifi"! cat, o.- tt.e receipt of the officer au| t:i >:!..< (! to collect such taxes, shall be I conclusive proof oi tne payment thereof. I P.. fore the i.our fixed for opening the i polls .Managers and Clerks must take a. . subscribe to the Constitutional oath. l he Chairman of the Hoard of r, Managers can administer the oath to the 1 other Managers and to the Clerk; a No' tary Public must administer the oath to " Chairman. The Managers elect their 1 Chairman and Clerk, i Polls at each voting place must be opened at 7 o'clock a. m. and closed at > 4 o'clock p. m., except in the City of f Charleston, where they shall be opened . at 7 a. m. and closed at <? p. m. ? The Managers have the power to fill t a vacancy; and if none of the Managers t attend, the citizens can appoint, from - among the qualified voters, the Managers, who, after being $wdrn,ca:i conduct . the election. At the close of the election, the Managers and Clerk must proceed publicly i to open the ballot boxes and count the ? ballots therein.and continue without ad> journment until the same is completed, - and make a statement of the result for each office, and sign the same. Within three days thereafter, the Chairman of ! the Board, or some one designated by . the Board, must deliver to the Commis. sioners of Election the poll list, the t boxes containing the ballots and wiitten ? statements of tne results of the elec| tion. r Managers ok Election. The following Managers of Election have been appointed to hold the election i at the various mrecincts in the said i county: ^ Tait?S E McCollough, J I Morris, R J Morris. Prospect?W B Brown, W Poston, A R Eaddy. Kingstree?L J Stackley, P A Alsbrook, J Z McConnell. Salters?A R Moseley, E T Hamer.H 0 Odom. Indiantown?D E McCutchen, S D Cunningham, W R Graham. McAllister's Mill?A W Rodgers, Jeff . Matthews, W A Webster. Trio?J W Lockliear, J B McCants.T I G McDonald. f Cades?R E Tarte, R F Epps, B W McElveen. I Poplar Hill?B J Chandler, J T Brit ton, J C Parsons. 1 Muddy. Creek?N M Venters, M V 1 Cox, W F Joye. 1 Hebron?R C McElveen, R E McElr veen, W L Burgess. , Suttons?R E Blakeley, H F Gamer, t O C Hinnant. 1 Lake City?J LStuckey.W L Askins, f G T Rollins. Vox?D W Thompson, J D Cox, M H Carter. Scranton?A M Cooke, W MDMcGee, R B Cannon. Earls?G W Camlin, J L Blakeley, W s D Crooks. f Black Mingo?R W Marshall, V W Graham, S H Cooper. Gourdins?S W McClary, WDHanna, A M Gamble. Cedar Swamp?A B Burrows, J H Tisdale, S J Tisdale. i Bloomingvale?J K Smith, W J B . Morris, R W Smith. Greelyville?S W Montgomery, RB 1 Keels, W C Tutle. The Managers at each precinct named above are requested to delegate one of their number to secure the boxes and 1 blanks for the election on Saturday, 1 November 5, at Kingstree. 1 J J Morris, J .1 Eaddy, > C M Hinds, PAmmiccinnora r?f Federal Election for Williamsburg County, S C. Teachers. Attention! 1 The first meeting of the IVacfc -s' Association for the present yearv *' I take place in the school auditorium King-tree Saturday, November 12, l 11:30 a. in. We hope to have addresses from Prof W K Tate, Mr Swittenberg. Mr Puekette and others. I hope every teacher in the county will be present. J G McCullouoh. Supt Education Williamsbuig County. 10-13-2t LIGHTNING RODS! , H. L. Whitlock, Lake City. S.C. Special Sales Agent Representing the Largest Manufacturers of All Kinds Improved Copper and Galvanized [ Section Rods (Endorsedby the Highest Scientific Au| thorities and FirelnsurauceCompanies) , Pure Copper Wire Cables, All Sizes Our Full Cost Guarantee given with Each Job. I sell or. close margin of profit,divid' commission with my custemers. P 9-'29-3mp By helping us you help yourself. Buy from the houses who ' advertise in The Record and 1 mention the paper. | UNDER?SHADOWS P Just eight months ago we opened our doers to thetradB ing public oi Kingstree and Williamsburg; County, and durw in;? that short space oi time we have right here in old - ? Kingstree built up I NDER THE SHADOWS of the greatest | C P merchants oi the town, a trade in 3ry Goods. Shoes,Notions g \-p gj and Ladies' Ready-to Wear Garments that a firm of older i ? years might justly fee! proud. Now the question naturally arise-: How could such a business be built up so quickly? j ffi We answer: By eternal pushing ail the time?by advertis- I 3 ing our matchlees values from week to week and from \ g! month to month Eternal Pushing, the price oi all success, j . Behind all this unceasing and untiring effort we have j ^>48 & offered only the best and highest class oi merchandise aad | * always at prices that no reliable concern could possibly Q iunder-sell. $ What has been accomplished in *he nast wonly fore- B cast the future. We concentrate our tin e and our efforts to :,?j the sale oi first tfass merchandise. "This one tiling i do"? the sale of goods. "This one thing f do"?the art of war ' caB made Napoleon the Master of all Europe. "This one thing ' I do"?The sale oi merchandise made John Wanamaker, | the poor w idow's son, the greatest merchant of his time. I '&,nP ! "This one thing i do"?the concentration cf our efforts and energies in furthering the interests in every legitimate and . . . /; a honorab'e way Jenkinscn Bros. Co. hope in a few years to r V be numbered among the best and most honorable firms of ; MngMi cc uuu r* iiiiaius>uui >; wuuiu;. ? Our Lin-' of Gents', Ladies' and Chiidren's Shoes 1 is replete with the best valves in all lines obtainable, ineluding a fall line of the famous MAY MANTON SHOES, j for ladies and WALK-OVER SHOES for men. When you need shoes of any kind don't fail to see the splendid I , values we have to otfer. j ? ?? mc.^ i ii ?? ???? t i When you need Dress Goods. Silks and Dry Goods of * any kind don't fail to see Jenkinson Bros. Co.'s line. ? ; .""VJ If you need Children's Clothing of any kind or any ' kind of Boys' Two Piece Knee Suits, from 8 to 17 years : old, or i'.uster Brown Suit,from 3 to 8 years old, don't fail i to see our line.. We have the goods and we will not be undersold. Call and see us. NUFSED. ; If you need Ladies' Ready-Made Garments of kind, Coat Suits, Skirts. Waists or Underclothing of any kind, don't fail to see our lines. We have the goods and they are at the prices. ? Remember we are now showing some of the greatest values in Quilts, Blankets and Comforts to be found in j this town. It will cost you only a few moments to drop in and see our goods and get our prices. We will gladly | show you. NUF SED. Jenkinson Bros. Co. \ ".c k r -- ART.HUR^GREEITEYIJ WM.XRANCH>iyNTIRE ^formerly A' v. . ' 'A?SiS?AMT?coMMi?3iONE* or ratihts *J FoRTyOtEARS.IN^PrACTiCE* '6181FfS treet f N.W. WA shin GTO N , D. C.. U ^S^C-FOREIGN PATE NTS I T FTAO MA'RkS * ->^-fk. * .,. * t -i s ^CAVEATS*"* REISSUES:^! DESIGNS^ *'4 . Attorneys^? Counsellors;- Mecmanical!exper:t& ?RACTICEflN$ALl3uTsSCOURTsS " ik |TF.EES7REAS0NABLE"AND'BEST'ADVICE7ALWAYS'GIVEN7REGAR0LESS^ OFiALLVNTERESTs/EXCEPT.THAT OF. CLIENTS. (BUSINESS YCONDUCTED* UPON * HIGHEST"PROFESSION A LYPONETXND* * ~' nrri cu iun UD UrlUTIDr wR> ?UNDERtPER50NAL"5UPtKVisnjr< ur^mrn. uncctb l^n lu^inn^nwin AUjLETTERS.OF. INQUIRY ANSWERED PROMPTLY ON D A YTOFjREC?IPT.*I ! INFORMATION AND'ADVICE FREELY. GIVEN> I 0UR;B00K* ENTITLED GREELEYrit" MClNTIRE^ONl PATENTS,^1 [ SENT.FREE TO ?A NY. ADDRESS. { . pfe* Greeley &iMcintire. /7ml PATENTFATTORNEYS. WASHINGTONTD^Ci. Wmsml i a, ~ ^^^j^flq^qughfai^eortkm/el ' 1 ^<__6efWeen ffee? Kl^nru Q^iitH 11 VIV 1 11 V/ 11 Florida?Cuba. J A passenger service unexcelled for luxury and comfort,equipped with the latest Pullman Dining, Sleeping and Thoroughfare Cars. For rates, schedule, maps or any information, write to ?ru t r* A is* iVViU. J. V^KAIU, I General Passenger Agent, I Wilmington, N. C. I . t* w ^ ; ' \ :I