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I i Hei I 0 g Forty inch Sea Island, t jg! Forty inch Sea Island jg! Forty inch Sea Island jl: We also car !| Chene, Bakera ;? Up-to=date S ? Whpn in thi | DAYLIGHT STORE. SCRANTON SKETCHES. Little Pen Pictures of People and 0 Their Affairs. Seranton, November 15:?Mr R B Cannon left Sunday night for Atlan- a) ta. on business. C Mr 0 B Carter went to Bennetts- ^ ville Sunday to visit relatives. ti Miss Hettie Willoughby has returned from Charleston, where she u. has been attending school, and en- n( tered the local graded school. L > Mr John W Phipps of Newberry sc spent several days in Seranton last C week visiting his brother, Mr L B w Phipps. s< Mr P G Gourdin of Kingstree was li in Seranton the. latter part of last R week surveying the land belonging U aofafro nf T V RarHin C LU IIIC V.OVUWV. VA A ? v..... Mr H A Parker and family have t( moved from Anderson to Scranton, ^ where thpy will reside in the future. Hon P S Wall joined a party of ^ friends on a fishing expedition on Black river last week. He reports having had an enjoyable time. 01 Miss Cora Lee Coleman, the popular teacher of the public school at High Hiil, and Miss Ailiene Godwin ^ attended the teachers' meeting at ^ Kingstree Saturday. w Mr L E Cooke lost a valuable a horse last week. It died from inju- C( ries sustained by falling into a deep C) ditch while grazing in pasture. f( Gerk of Court Britton spent Monday in Scranton on business connect- d ed with the administration of the h estate of the late S J Cameron. o A man and a monkey arrived in n Scranton one day last week and were h for awhile the center of attraction. . Mrs W S Lynch and children went to Kingstree Saturday to visit friends. c Mr. George Lee lost a tine ox a few ? days ago in a peculiar manner. The ^ ox was "staked" out in pasture to ^ -w graz* and became entangled with r "--tile rope to which it was attached and broke its neck. * Mr George Hutchinson and Miss Effie Matthews, of this country were h united in marriage on the evening of S( the 11th inst. Mr R B Cannon, no- p tary public, officiated. This was Mr I Cannon's initial attempt at tying g the "Gordian knot", but they do say t; that he tied 'em together with the f skill of n veteran. is We read Brother J D Carter's article on good roads with a great deal t of interest. Wre hope he will con- j v tinue to agitate the question and stir j 1 up the people to the importance of , d better public highways. Money in- g vested in improving our public roads j ti will pay large dividends and greatly j promote the progress and prosperity ! o of the people. W E C c Not Sorry for Blunder. jd "If mv friends hadn't blundered in I St thinking 1 was a doomed victim of consumption,I might not be alive now," writes D T Sanders of Harrodsburg, ri Ky, "but for years they saw every b attempt to cure a lung-racking p cough fail. At last I tried Dr King's New Discovery. The effect was u wonderful. It soon stopped the ? cough and I am now in better health than I have had fur years. This jc wonderful life-safer is an unrivaled js remedy for coughs, colds, lagrippe, . asthma, croup,hemorrhages, whoop- ir ing cough or weak lungs. 50c,$1.00. t{ Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by M o: L Allen. Chamberlain's a Never fails. Buy it now. It may save life. ti * ! re We pen Your Eye he best ry the best line of >erge, Kaishi Silk, >tock Ladies' Coat 2 City make our st STACKL BLACK GETS FIVE YEARS. 1 t ne of the Alleged Grafters Con- I victed at Chester. John Black, Jodie M Rawlinson j ] id H Lee Solomons were tried in j hester last week for conspiracy to \ ?fraud the State in connection with f le defunct State dispensary. The j ial lasted more than a week and a ( istinguished array of legal talent ] pheld the respective causes. Attor- 1 ?y General Lyon was assisted by B 1 Abney of Columbia, W F Steven- j >n ni rhp?it/?rfipld and Joseph G Mc-J i VA * 4 1 lure, representing Solicitor Henry, } hile the defendants were repre- I ?nted by Nelson and Nelson, of Co- J imbia; M R Howell, of Walterboro; * H Welch, of Columbia; A L Ga? >n, of Chester; John M Wise, of hester; W T Aycock and F H Wes >n, of Columbia and J Team Getg ys, of Columbia. After three hours of deliberation ie jury returned on Friday evening ' le following verdict: "Not guilty) ^ 5 to Jodie M Rawlinson and H Lee ! ^ 1 k olomons; guilty as to John Black, ] n the first count; not guilty on the ! I >cond count." J J Saturday Special Judge Ernest jK loore of Lancaster, who conducted 1 j ie ease in place of Judge Klugh. I j ho is ill, passed sentence on Black 11 5 follows: "The sentence of thej( jurt is that you, John Black, be onfined in the State penitentiary 5r five years, without labor." The defendant's attorneys imme- 3 iately gave notice of appeal and * ail was granted Black in the sum * f $10,000. (Query; If the rebate s loney holds out will he ever serve N is sentence??Printer's Devil.) r ? 1 Abstract of Game Laws. j Because of the fact that no copies j t t the game laws are available; be- j t ause there are so many inquiries 11 rom hunters everywhere, and for tie convenience of the sportsmen of he State,Mr James Henry Rice, secetary of the Audubon society, has repared the following, giving the lformation sought in a nutshell: < So many incessant inquiries come 1 1 to know what are the open sea-!} ans that you will confer a favor by ' ^ ublishing again the following, and J s beg you to say that no copies of the 1 j ame law are available for distribu-11 ion. Any man can see the laws in ' ull by applying to the nearest mag- c strate. j i Open season - Partridges, wild , 1 urkeys, November 15 to March 1; it woodcock, September 1 to January c 5; doves, August 15 to March 15;1 < eer, November 1 to February 1; je raekle (crow blackbird), October 1 | 3 March 1. 1 Bag limits?Twenty-five partridges J r twenty-five doves or twelve wood-1 -- 'J 4? *>CK Or two Willi IUIKCJ.S in vinv ut.,1 ,, ve deer in a season. Does or female j ! c eer forbidden to be killed at any ;1 me. No game is to be kept in cold : :orage except in private dwelling, Exception?Berkeley county: part- ic dge,wild turkey,woodcock, Novem-! er 1 to April 1; deer, August 1 to c ebruary 1; no bag limit: no pro- c >ction to female deer or any other r ame not listed above. One of the most important provis-;1 ?ns of the new law is that no game jv i to be kept in cold storage except t l a private dwelling. This applies 8 ) the whole State with the exception * 11 f Berkeley county. 1 c Tetter, Salt Rheum and Eczema ' i ,re cured by Chamberlain's Salve. One apjilica- II on relieves the itching and burning sensation, i Are \ s and Take P*1 9c yd 7c yd 4 l~2c vd Dress Goods, sue Messaline Silk, $ Sweaters, ore your headqui -EYS DRY ggmaBigjaajaasgsm rVHERE THE MONEY CAME FRO* Jsl of Those Who Gave Prizes t< Boys' Corn CInb. editor County Record:? Kindly allow me space to give th< "ollowing financial statement of th< inances of the Boys' Corn Clul Drizes: Contributed by 3ank of Williamsburg $25 0( Sank of Kingstree 25 0( NT Wilkins 25 0< People's Mercantile Co 10 C( tingstree Hardware Co.... Chest tool: A F Heller Iff 0( Williamsburg Live Stock Co.. 10 0( farmers' Supply Co 10 0( S C Epps 5 0< t H Kellahan 5 0( f A Kelley 5 0( Total cash $130 0( Besides these contributions th< ditor of The Record gave a year': ubscription to the Youth's Compan on,and Mr G Ollie Epps gave a Wa crman fountain Den. The expenditures were as follows 'irst prize $ 40 01 second prize 2;" 0( Third prize ... The chvst of tools fourth prize?cash 10 0( rifth prize?pen 5 2; sixth to 10th, inclusive, pens 11 0( :1th to 14th, inclusive, cash 7 0( Loth The Youth's Companioi L6th to 20th,inclusive,knives 3 2( ,argest yield (J J Snow.JrJ 10 0( Cheapest yield (William McCullough) 10_0< $121 4; We have a balance to begin nex rear's work of $8.55. I want to tak< his opportunity of again thankinj he gentlemen who so liberally sub icribed to this fund,as well as other: vho offered me money after 1 hat nade up what I thought enough ^hile thanking, I will also thanl rou, Mr Editor, for your aid and in prpst. and the committee who gav< ;heir valuable time examining thi eports and awarding the prizes. Yours very truly, J G McCullough The Point ot View. One of our good old subscriber :ame in to renew his subscriptioi & t week and said to the editor, "I feu charge me $1.25 for the paper vi;i have to stop it." The edito .aid to him, "Pay me just what yoi said last year and I will let yoi lave the paper for $1.00." He said 'I brought you five chickens at 2< rents each, but 1 have just sold hal i cozen of the same size to the hote ;or 45 cents each." "Well," sai( he editor, "you make 25 cents oi >ne chicken and are now kicking be rause the paper is $1.25." He hand >d over the extra quarter and said 'I never thought of it that way be :ore."?JU'^wprifle leader, A Birthday Party. Saturday afternoon, from four t< 1:30 p. m., Miss Anna Grace Adam: mtertained a dozen or more of he: ittle friends at the pretty new hom< >f her parents, Mr and Mrs James I ^dams.in the Nelson Addition. Th< irv>fl?inn was the vnnnv ladv's birth lay?the fou'-'h anniversary of hei latal d? \ youngsters playec re* .. ^t diheir little cups of pleas r ' filled ic ihe t.-im. There v ..tea things to ut?t)?>t-he thing: h i \ isti appeal toch'lr ren's tastes in \ 20&iiPgr waa laiWa r to make th< it \q jKU'Sfr a happy iasi. mbrance t( k?j ? wi^j {tan iO the portals 01 lream-lana, after the fun was over KING'S DYSPEPSIATABLETS Relieve Indigestion and Stomach Troubles .Vith T Notice of the F< Thirty-six Inch I Forty inch Madr Thirty-six inch I h us Hagar, Impor >atins, a good line c irters. No trouble GOODS CO $ -Tatthe'a churches^ j ihe public is cordially invited ! to attend any of the services of the 'various churches of Kingstree. Baptist Church. ! Rev W E Hurt, Pastor. i I Services every second and fourth j Sunday mornings at 11:00 o'clock i and evening at 7:30 o'clock. Sunday-school at 10.00 a. m. Episcopal Church, Rev Dr Robert Wilson, Rector. Every second and fourth Sunday, " morning prayer, sermon and holy 5 communion at 11 a. m. Methodist Church. Rev W A Fairy, Pastor. : Preaching every Sunday morning at 11:00 o'clock and evening at 7:30 o'clock. i Sunday-school at 4:30 p. m. Epworth League meets every Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock. Mid-week prayer meeting every Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock. Presbyterian Church. Rev E E Ervin, Pastor. Preaching fij^t and third Sunday mornings at 11:00 o'clock, second and fourth Sunday evenings at 7:30 o'clock. Sunday-school, 4:00 p. m. -! Praver-meetincr Wednesdavs at b 7:30 p. m. 1 . State of Ohio,City of Toledo, i ( Lucas County. f Frank J Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of B F J Cheney & Co, doing business in e the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and eve" ry case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh | Cure. FRANK J CHENEY. s) Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of I December, A D 1886. A W GLEASON, I (Seal.) Notary Public. r; Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inj; ternally, and acts directly on the j; blood and mucous surfaces of the i system. Send for testimonials free. F J CHENEY & CO. Toledo, 0. 5 ( Sold by all Druggists, 75c. f I Take Hall's Family Pills for conII stipation. I What's The Use I to drive fifteen miles to town through sand, mud, rain and cold to buy your merchandise when you can get the ) best in Dry Goods, 5! Clothing, Dress Goods, Shoes and Notions, not to mention our a 1 !! 'Groceries "I i which are famous all n through this country I for their quality Prices Rock Bottom. ; A. E. HILL Cooper, S. C. 'I ? Highest Price Paid For Seed Coiton. f] Just one plug of Penn's Jack will convince you that it is the best 10c t plug of tobacco on thq market, get * t from F Rhem & Sons. ll-3-4t i he Goods allowing Values I 5est Bleach 9c yd :ej>5 as, worth 12 l-2c 9c yd |B * 5ercale 10c yd | NT ted Poplins, Pongette, Crepe de 1 I >f Black and Check Silks. J ^ to show goods. |jfe V MPANY KEEP YOUR EYES ON OUR WINDOWS ' I A Home Institution This bank is a home institution. Our loans are made I right here at home to our good farmers and business men. Is is a home institution for our home people. We will pay I you good interest on your idle funds. Make a deposit and then pay your bills with your personal check. It is very simple, convenient and safe. Call and we gladly explain the many advantages of a checking account. You will always ! have a receipt which cannot be disputed. The endorsed l htViiaVi n/ill Kd rotiimoH f a vaii ic inPfinfoffHhlo niwif Ww lilvll "lii WV IVVUliiVW VV JVU JO IHVVIIVVWWMIV of the payment of the bill. Your money is safe deposited in this bank to your credit. If you carry it in your pocket or leave it at home it may be lost or stolen. Come in and let us talk these matters ovej; with you. The People's Bank OF SCRANTON, S. C. ? fSr*s f) GO TO ?2 fl STACKLEY'S DRY GOODS COMPANY ft $ For your Shoes, We have the Largest and 71 Most Up-to-date Stock in Kingstree, such as: 71 ^HE | w) Crossett for gentlemen at ?4.00 wY ($ Crossett Bench Made for gentlemen at S5.00 (G fl^BI SNesmith Bench Made Boots for gentlemen ?7.50 m\ Nesmith Bench Made Half Boots for Gentlemen ?5.00 7L Barber's Boys' Boots from $3.50 to $4.00 fj Barber's Bad Boys* Shoes from ?2.00 to $3.00 JI ] liarber's Work Shoes v ?2.00 to $4.00 C# #) American Ladies' Fine Shoes from $3.00 to $4.00 G) 7m A good line of Ladies' Fine Shoes from .?1.25 to $4.00 (J iQM Aiso we handle the Lenox or 3 W Misses, Children's fy ^ 71 and Infants Philadelphia Made Shoes, As good as made. 71 | jr Give us a call and be convinced. JP 7.1 Remember we will not be Under Sold. /It? #) Stackley's Dry Goods Company W I Jt The Daylight Store if ^ l(JS3SSgSCaC3C3tC3S363CSC3C?# I ^ _ -_-? x . Commercial Savings Bank 'J Charleston. ?S. C. N. E. Corner King and Wentworth Streets | CAPITAL - - - $100,000 j We conduct a General and Savings Department l M A 0 allowed in Savings Department, computed 0 quarterly: January, April, July and October. OUT-OF-TOWN ACCOUNTS SOLICITED 11 w M TRISTRAM T. HYDE. President. COURTENAY OLNEY, Cashier. , J. S. PINKUSSOHN, Vice Pres.' j ->*?? Directors: M. H. LAZARUS. R. G. RHETT. ! JULIUS M. VISANSKA, J. S. PINKUSSOHN, G. B. BUELL. J. ALWYN BALL, ,, E. MITCHELL SEABROOK. LELAND MOORE, ! ! AUG. R. RUGHEIMER, A. J. BUIST, M. D., B : i W. A. MOORE, R. S. WHALEY, B | T. J. HAMLIN, T. T. HYDE. J B X- ~ - X I Comingl Coming! i| ^ ^ B Fresh Car nf Mules and \ 1 Horses==bought right. WiH .1 be sold cheap for CAS H. CorM see them .4 Live Stock Co., j H.eelyville, S. C.-. A