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''9'***f/mo<#* ^ :':i'v^ A wrap holds molsture^cr ifc-'* <?<i* SSy ifl Stays camot slip. Tbey ai JB '" '3ecc^ie CDe p'ece w',en ^e 0 v %0^' & ' '^mM Don't allow yonr prejudice in ^Hv have heretofore known, to ws "Pittsburgh Perfect** fences i JHr worth of standard material is d -His hoop on the average snwr barrel in the isolated country grocer made in a large factory, its tirea were welded by electricity. Yoa V tJ5I washing machines, on many tubs and buckets. Eximine them. iB **P1TTSBLRGM PERFECT** fences are made by this tnodenVcSinipi " c WELD HEU>." 325 SUtmm raOfM^lt Usf tit MOW! Every agent handling flj&t mWMm a m tSM fllei fences iaouthorixed to guarantee thiai Uln That the wires are no? injured at the joints?That the fence b f JK to uneven _ground?That the stays will not separata from the str S fence is all ngru in every panicuuir. Coutd you ask any more definite protection! Your complete astasia ateolutely assured. "Pittsburgh Perfect" Foncos ^ Mutual Carpet <. ompany 247 King St. | Phoenix F \ China, (ilass and Oueensware. | Charleston Crockery Company . 299 King St. 11 ' '* I Cigars and Tobacco. * D .. ,, ? Follin Bros. Co. 260 King St. Kueu & K Clothing and Dents' Furnishings. . ., .. f Bentseher & Visanska ... 252 King St. ir*. , ' s I Hirsch-Israel Co. King & Wentworth J ' k W.S.Cook Co. ... 332 King St. | Guns, f S. Brown Sons 354-6 King St. i 'I he W. II # Banov A: Volaski 595 King St. { I Department Stores. i M. H. La: ^ M. Furchgott & Sons ... 240-2 King St. ! A. McL. J w has developed something Infinitely' Jm > if an the ~style v/rap cr damp, K 'iisbur^fs Perfect" jfj FENCES I elded by Electricity | rn method otoonatructfon. Yaara of Ufa are added u <Cr i the elimination of aarioua fence defecta. Hp acka the galvanizing and n'lows the water to atU.ck the bare Etftl splaeed galvanizing on "P11 lSBURGIl PERFECT"reinforces I at the electrically welded joint; examine the joint.-e always joat where they were put. Stay and strand wiree Ejfi| inionismade. The fence i? like a solid sheet of perlorated steeL ,??, Mf is Guaranteed Perfect . ^ favor of the rapidly-declining and new antiquated methods yon irp your good judgment. represent progress, bccause hundreds of thcusancla of dollars HB laily welded by electricity. SjT 7 store is an electrically welded product. If your wagon was rill find electrically welded hoops on ice cream :!roezers and j a end tnarvelora process, producing "PITTSBURGH PERFECT*H H t effect'y adjustable fJa. ? -J . .M.L I a ads.?That ?*? Ufj j 13 . I ! gF jjj tee?n ill Elect a President | of supreme importance to you. The whole country is ^ ne side the progiejsive Insurgents, on the othur the ?s| tandpatters. Both parties will promise many things. ^ ge their claims and their fitness to carry them out. In ^ THE AMERICAN IW OF REVIEWS I )usy man or woman who values being up to date. In ^ ditorials, its character sketches and its timely articles ||| our choice. It gives you the best, clearest and most n and unprejudiced news that money can buy. It is ^ wspaper on which intelligent people eveiywhere rely ^ du get this news almost as prpmptly as it is given in ^ papers of the country. ^ te lays: "Tht putt crnriu. atcurau. a< </ impartial rrtArtv tftha apt. y > ht wufjsitu In til (yrrmt IIJWI at a vaUabU truant </ mfmnatirn." :ew of Reviews be more necessary tfian next year ^ ^ f a a? w w a iTB m a SIrd - Mai ly, beginning Wednesday, I riday, Dec. 14th and 15th, ir from the New Charleston B( : new death daring stunts in V rchants of Char] list below, will give FREE 1 [-trip railroad fare of out-of amount of $25.00 or more, ii ? plan. member 13th, 14th and 15th. Is. A good time insured and novel in the way of aeroplan len & Co Stroehecker & McDe 34 King Street and 203 Meeting St. Ball Supply Co (i Co .219 King St. jei son Dry Goods Co. 80-82 Hasell St. Jag A],eh & Cq Druggists, Carrington, Thomas < )rug Co. 286-288 King St. Optician and < Fish and Oysters. Parson's Optical Co.. 1 ^ar^et St. Pianos, Organs, Florists. Merc ifcCarty Co. 396 King St. i Siegling's Music St< Furniture. j Stoves, Cooki orniture Co. 187-lftl KinK St. I j St Cn oberts ;u3 King St. , des tXc Sons 359-361 King St. Shoe Furniture and Dry Goods. Lrij^'1111 oberts 573 King St. ! TV"1"-111 Grocers. A. A. l?i se Montague & Coming i 1). O'Brien & Sons Hurkamp Co. King & Broad St. W. F. Livingston Bicycles and Sporting Goods. . Worthen Arms Co 230 King St. i Trunks M , i Charleston Trunk Cor Hardware. 1 zarus King& Hasell Sts. i Typewriters .iu lartin 303 King St. | Edward J. Murphy Re mam Bikiac mwtuBw to ?*?ri> WrB?farir wUb ?c ?p?r? ti? pnmUm lllk3SS$S$S$$$S$S$^^ ffiWlf ?Vlr??|W"1 " V^"*W^" " x Vlr** Th e I !will make three flights dai continuing Thursday and Fi horse-power biplane, flying : f plincr nvpvthp hav and doiric v ' ? ?/ <*. The Retail Me: whose names appear in the 1 addition to paying the round who purchase goods to the with their railroad refunding I Remember the dates, Dec bring your family and friend that you will see something i Art Stores. Louis Cot Lanneau's Art Store . 238 King St. - 232-2 J. K. Rea Antique Furniture. fhe Kerri Morgenstern Furniture (. ompany 62 Reid St. Bakers. Paragon L Condon's Bakery 153 Rutledge Ave. : Book Stores. i Terry Fisl Walker, Evans & Cogswell 3 Broad St. I I C. L. Legerton f. 263 King St. : Connelly-J f Carpets, Mattings, Etc. NEWS AT NESMITH. Belated News Letter Containing Many Things of Interest. (Received too late for last weekls issue). Nesmith, December 4:?Thanks- j giving passed off very quietly In this section, hunting seemed to be the i only amusement ? especially 'fear hunting. The young folk enjoyed an enter-1 1 tainment given at the home of Mr and Mrs B L Nesmith Thanksgiving evening. Mr S H CoAper, of this place, has: ; rented out his farm and accepted a i position at Hartsville fur the coming j year. Mr Cooper is missed very! much oy nis many menus, wno wisn him well. Messrs Lowell McKlveen and Frasier Yarborough of Timmonsville have been 'visiting friends and relatives in this vicinity the past week. Mr and Mrs V D Harper and Miss Bessie Prevatt spent a very pleasant day with relatives at this place last Sunday. Messrs J E and F E Johnson, and the little daughter of the latter, spent a few days at Georgetown last week. Some of the neighborhood folk at* fended the sale at the little town of Henry on the ^8th ult. On account of the weather, the sales were somewhat checked, but we hear that they they will be given another trial in a few weeks. The sale that was to be held at Nesmith on the 14th inst has been postponed until some time in March. We wish all these new towns much success. We hope some day to see one broad street running down the Marion Branch railroad connecting all these thriving towns. Strantrer things have happened. Many of the people from this place ? attended the lyceum attraction given A at Union High school last Friday m night. They reported a very nice ^ time. HMD ! I A S ft 9 ** 9 *t tec. 13th, and i l his new 60 T '" = ^ulevard, cir- 1 " mid-air. 1 '"I eston | a rTn^FTQ in i I L 1V1VU J- kJ, 111 f " -town people i t a accordance ] Come and ] a guarantee f t e flying. j rmid 287 King St. . -377 King St. ' ivelry. * ? 285 King St. fc Co .251 King St. < Optical Supplies. | 244 King St. J Music and Musical C ~ handise. & >re 243 King St. j ng Utensils, Etc. 1 King & Burns I.ane 21 Stores " 25('> King St. * ... 248 King St, 1 !i' Market St. ^ 2^1 King St. J 381 King St. J 366 King St. , 510 King St. %f i u and Nags. | I |\ npany 270KingSt. J j d Office Supplies. 3 ting St. ^ II UU1CI ICIUCUJ tuiunu triple strength and e PAIN REMEDY. Sol 25c per bottle and m WHAT C Cured of Rheumatism "I had been suffering with rheumatism three years. Have been using Noah's I meat, and wjll say that It cured me a pletely. Can wilk better than I have in years." Rev. 8. E. Cyrus, Donald, S. C " For Cuts and Bruises "While worktng at my trade (Iron worl get bruised and cut frequently .and I And i Noah's Liniment takes all the soreness and heals the wound Immediately. Edw Ryan, Swanshoro, Vs." Rheumatism in Neck "I received the bottle of Noah's and think it has helped me greatly. I h rheumatism in my neck and it relieve right much. Mrs. Martha A. Lambert, I ver Dam, Va." Pains In the Back " I suffered ten years with a dreadf sore pain tn my bacx, and tried different medlea. Less tban ha J a bottle of No< Linimsat made a perfect cure. Mrs. Ret D. Bllilngatey, Pomt Eastern, Va." r For sale by M. L. All< #T With the addition i i anrl o vkoaiififnl *tw M I WU M MV?fUVAAVM ^L^pleaae the most fa* *f? ?|*??<? ?*f Santa Clai MEET ] REDD THE PLACE 1 EXMAS PF Have just rece TAILQR1 for the holiday trade, an Don't = Call f C Every person purchasing f Nice P CH.TR KINGSTRE i? ifc iy 0^2 *Jl>? i "uayaMmKMMtoarTi- ?rrrm? m Suppose Your Burn T< INSUR Of Any Y iNGSTREE INSHRANf LOAN CO The Best I NOAH'S UNIMENT i and Muscle Aches anc an and Kingstree Drug Co. "?j-; of a number of new type facra i varied line of paper, we eaar jtidious with JOB PRINTING^ > ?^> t is Is Here! J] HIM AT Jj ICK'Sj ro BUY YOUR ;|t 3ESENTS.* j > ived a nice lot of lafey: ; EX) SUITS . Ijuv d prices to suit the times. > 1 fail to *T sOLlTDOTl1^21 T ' iSKSv . *10.00 worth receives a 4j resent. * W , EDDICK. M E, S, C, ^ f-?f5?^^?"f?41 W" l fffy} . ; H fiTfr House Should I*, jnight? | ' k - JE i? - ????i? * 'R ** L. V !ANCE | Cind See ' p )E REAL ESTATE & IMPANY, if RHMHM MMMnaMMBBMHi ' , ; J| ' . ,,-wSSkj '' !tf -. " *Sr^r % ill ' ' si .# I KUIOt K1SI jjjfl ?emTtarOT ^ 7"V mmwyr ^ainRemedy fives relief for all Nerve, Bone 1 Pains more quickly than any . IT PENETRATES?It is i powerful, speedy and sure d by all dealers in medicine at oney back if not satisfactory >THERS SAY! Cured of Neuralda for "For five years I suffered with neuralgia ini- and pain Inside. Could not sleep. I trwd 8 ' \ Noah's Liniment, and the first application lAY two made me feel better. Mrs. Martha A. Sea, , 'Av Richmond,Va " Stiff Joints and Backaches c) I "I have used Noah's Liniment for rhetl- s* that matlam, stiff Joints and\backache, and I can . -Si out say It did me moregood than any patn rente- ..>< 1 urd dy. Rev George w. Smith, Abbevlie, 0. C." Bronchitis and Asthma " "My son has been suffering with bronchitis , at, and asthma and a very bad cough. Waa -*" " ave confined to his bed. Bome one recommaided .T; < ' d It Noah's Liniment, and I rubbed his chest and 1 lea- back with it and gave him six drops on sugar, } and he was relieved Immediately. Mrs. A. L. I Whittaker, 013 Hoily Street, Richmond,Va." ^ ! ally Better Than $8.00 Remedies re- "We have obtained as good If not betterxe- fV; kh's salts from Noeh's Liniment than we did from r ' r. A remedlee costing $5.00 per bottle. Norfolk Icn f ? and Portsmouth Transfer Co., Norfolk, Vs." wy v