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->-*/Special Advertisements
Notices will be insetted in this column at
the ratn of 25 words or loss for 25c one issue,
four issues for "5c. Additional lines over
twenty five words 5c u line.
KltKSH Northern Sour Kraut ju?t received
i>l Scaike'k.
CHRISTMAS poods. (irp.it attr?etiou
at Mrs. M. A. Rripps, none
like it in the market.
I WONDER! wo td iII wondci!!! whwe
\ii Rice did pet so in ny l?au'ifu>
D; lls ard leys for X"?a*. Everyoi e
must co and s? e his'hip Hock i f all
Mnds t;f XmaS ponds. He has the
only full hi e of Xuaas poods in 'own
and puces are lipht?frtiin lc up. A
hip I'd*) of Kui nil tire, Stove', Ma
chirus, Pi?n< s, () gaits, all music; 1
iM ods, and eventhing to fiJ up your
h< use. You will miss it. it' you fail to
CO to the WONDKK STOKK.
MRS. M. A. BRKtGS next to (lames
wholesale grocery, has everything
In confectionery you need for
Christmas
EVERYTHING up-to-date at Trefz.-r's
Store. The latest now is a
lady expert watchmaker. Bring
your fine repairing to Trefzer's.
EVERYTHING up-to-date at JTelzeiV
Store The lates' now is a lady expert
watchmaker. Biingyour Due repairing
to Trefz-t's
STOP paving rent?If you arc now
paying $15 a month for the house you
live in, I can reduce it to $9 Oh, and
at the end of lli<> months you will
own the place. Get particulars from
mo. C. M. Graham, Agent,
FOR REN I?Nice six room cottage
corner Virgin and Academy streets.
Write to F. P. Yates, Donalds,
S. C.
ALL parties owing me on account
notes or otherwise will please make
payment at once as J need the
money very much.
48-tf M. VV. Bono.
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vji\j x\t irirb. ju. a. nriggs ior toys,
dolls of every description, funcy
China ware, nuts, candies, fruits,
raisins, currants and citron.
\ BETTER than a Bidding and Loan?
f can arrange to lend yon money for a
period of 12<? months at 5 per cent.
Stop paying rent. Own your home.
C. M. Graham, Agent.
WANTED?100 cords pine wood; highest
cash price paid for prompt doliv\
ery. Bailey Furniture Factory. 2t
^WANTED?A capable and industrious
\white farmer, on farm partly in city
* \imite. Liberal wages, comfoitable
\nse on the .place. Married man
po. Vene'd. Apply to MaJ. .T. W.
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You Need
ew Dishes
$37.1 WORTH of new Dress Goods in '
. sill the i;tw makes and shades and at
prices to suit ever>bodj's pocket just
01 cm d up at Fljnii's.
THE prettiest cut glass ever brought '
to city is ut Duke Drug Company, !
prices very reasonable.
I'HE Rev. Irl R. Hicks almanac for ]
15)05 is r.ow ready, being the finest '
edition ever issued. This splendid .
and costly book of 20O pages is a
complete study of astronomy and !
storm and weather for 11)05 It is
too well known to need comment ,
See it and you will so decide. The f
price, postpaid to any address, is {
:{<>.?. per copy. The Rev. Irl R j
Hicks' scientific, religious and 1
family journal, Word and Works, t
now abreast with the best, maga- j
zines, is 75c. a year. Both Word j 1
and Works and the Almanac $1 00 !J
per year. No better investment i
possible for any person or family.
Try it. and see. Send to Word and
Works Publishing Co., 2201 Locust
St., St. Louis, Mo.
I
FOR SALE?One fine young half;
jersey cow and young calf, well i
broke to a line. Apply to Miss
Eliza A. Garner, Mt. Joy, S. C.
HE suro and see the cut glass at
I)nke Drug Co.
YOU ahould see the crowds now every
<1 iv that fills the store to oveiflowing
If you don't know where the place is
follow the crowd and you will be sure
to land at. Flynn's, where the business
s done and the price the same to
everyhodv, and that price is much
lower than you can buy tin same
g nds anywhere in li e State. (Juick
sabs and sunil profi's lias alwa>s been
the watchword at. Flvnn's.
10c a Copy $1.00 a Year
McClure's /Magazine
is "the cleanest, most stimulating,
meatiest general magazine for the family,"
says one of the million who read
it. every month. It is without question
'The Best at Any Price."
Great features are promised for next
year- six or more wholesome interesting
short stories in every number, continued
storic beautiful pictures in colors,
and articles by such famous writers i
as Ida M. Tnrhell, Lincoln StefTens, Ray '
Stnnnard Baker, John La Farge. Wil- |
liam Allen White and Charles Wagner, i I
Oet all of it right into your home by |
taking advantage of this ;
SPECIAL OFFER. .
send fcl.OO before January 31, 1905, for
a subscription for the year 1905 aiul we
will send you free the November and |
December numbers of 1904 ? fourteen
months for $1 00 or the price of twelve. ^
Address McCLURE'S, 48-49 East 23rd
Street, New York Oifcy. Wri4o for .
gfenw' farms. I
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Shrlstmas Holiday Rates
Via Southern Railway.
The Southern Railway will well
s*cursion tickets between all points Kast
of the Mississippi and South of.the Ohio
itul Potomac River, for One and OneThird
First-Class Standard One-Way
Tares, for the round trip, minimum
rate fifty cents Ticketsoii sale December
23d-21 th-'25th-31st, and January 1st,
1905, with final limit for the return
January 4th, 1903.
For Teachers and Students of Schools
ind Colleges, One and One Third First
Class One-Way Fares, for the round
Tip, minimum rato fifty cents, between
ill points East of the Mississippi, and
South of the Ohio and Potomac ltiver
ind points in the Central Passenger
Association. Tickets on sale December
7th '.'4th inclusive, with final limit, Janlary
8, 1905.
For further information regarding
ates, train service, etc., consult Ticket
Agent, Southern Hail way or
It. W. Hunt,
Division Passenger Agent,
Charleston, 8. C.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
THE SOUTH S GREATEST
SYSTEM. UNEXCELLED DINING
CAR SYSTEM. THROUGH
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS
ON ALL T {ROUGH TRAINS.
CONVENIENT SCHEDULES ON
ALL LOCAL TRAINS.
WINTER TOURIST RATES
aro now in to all
? W w> VII WV/V VU Ull
Florida points.
For full information as to
rates, routes, etc,, consult
nearest Southern Railway
Ticket Agent, or
R. W. HUNT,
Division Passenger Agent,
Charleston, S. C.
MADAME ZBDAE,
Palmist.
Next to Tinsley's Jewelry
Store. Tells vour oast.
present and future. Advises
you on business,'
love, marriage and divorce.
Hour*: fO A. M. Ik> K) P.M.. .
AN ORDINANCE
For the Protection of Union
Fire Department.
See. 1. That if any peieou interfen
a illi a fireman in the dh charge of i
duty, or loiter about the house used bj
i he department, or no ddle with the reels
hose or apparatus of the Union Fin
Dei art meat, said person shall b? fined
$"? or be imprisoned tea days for tacl
offence.
Sec. 2. That should any per .on kn >winjtly
give or cause to l.e given any fair,
alarm of fi:e by means of the tiro a'a n
telephone or oiherwise. he shall be fimd
$> or lie imprisoned ten days for eacV
offence: Provided, that alarm for the
purpose of testing tbe fire alarm, tele
phone or the apparatus of the company
may be given by the chief or any one
under his direction.
Sec 3. That authority is heiebv given
the mayor to offer a reward of $100. or
ess, for the apprehension and conviction
of eny peison or pet sons who slial
knowingly gi .e or cause to be given any
false alarm of fire by means of the fire
ahum telephone or otherwise.
tier*. 4. That if any person interfere
wiili the tire alarm telephone, or injure
any ot' the poles, wires, boxes, or othei
apparatus connected with said telephone,
such person shall be fined $ "? or be itu
prisoned ten days for each offence.
Src. That in the event of an alarut
of fiie the apparatus of the flee depait
ment shall have the right of way upoi
Hie streets, lanes, alleys, squares ant
railroad crossings in going t<> any Hie, 01
being tip.iti such streets, lanes, alleys
squares, or railroad crossing*, anv jv-is ??
obstructing or in-glecting to ni ike \* n
tor any ot such apparatus shall b? llntv
$"? or be imprisoned ten days for eacl
offence.
S c ('?. That it shall not be lawful foi
any person whomsoever to ride or drivt
a vehicle through the streets, lanes, al
leys or Equates in which the lire depart
nit i t. is assemble*! for the purpose of ex.
iincnishi'.ig a fire, and should any |>ersoi
a'tempt. 10 ride or drive as aforesaid. In
shall be deemed guilty under this ordi
nut co and shall be lined ? > or be im
prist ned ten days for each offence.
Sic 7 That it shall not ba lawful foi
any persons to congregate in the street*
lai.es, .alleys or squares next, to the lire
so as to interfere with the fire department.
Any person violating this ordi
nance shall he fined $>, or be imprisoned
ten days for each offence.
Sec 8. That the chief, assistant chi? 1
and foreman and assistant foreman o!
ilus company be, and they are lierebj
invested with all powers of a police
ollker of the town, in so far as to makr
airests in the to? u for the violation ol
any of the provisions of this chapter.
9. That during the continuance of any
liie the chief or assistant chief or any
member of the fire department, or tin
mayor, shall have power to call out any
and all persons to assist in extinguishing
the same, or in pulling down or hi iwing
up any building, or in removing any
tmildwg, or removing tiny goods or furnitnie
frnr^ auy jAiildifig on fire or ic
(ianger 10 s*jjtna^.>e of,Safety, or to as
siht in making arrests Any persoi
tailb g to obey any older given fur anj
of the purposes aforesaid shall, npoi
conviction iiefore the mayor lie lined $"
or lie imprisoned ten days, provided, ilia
no building shall be pulled down nor it
any way destroyed without the advice o
the mayor, or any or all < lliceis of tin
lii e companv as may be present.
>ec. 9 That in case of a lire it sbal
be the duly of the mayor to attend am
take cba:ge of the police department
In case of the removal or exposme o
property, lie shall detail a sulli i-iitnmn
tier of citizms not members of the fin
department, who shall constitute ai
auxiliary police force, whose duty i
shall Ik*, under the direction of tli
mayor, to guaid all exjiosed pioperty
and so detain all suspckut and dis ?r
derly persons, and to do whatever ma;
tie lawfully done to protect the rights o
tl.e citiz-i.s and preserve the publi
peace dining the continuance of suel
lire. In case ihe mayor is not present
ihe duties above set out sliaii devolv
upon the chief of police.
Sec. 10 Any person, or persons, rid
ing on hose wagon without consent, o
any i llicer of the lire company, or catch
ing the hose wagon going or comtn,
from a the, or an alatm of lire, shall b
fined $5 or be imprisoned ten days fo
each offense.
Done and ratified in council chambe
lhis7lh Gay of November, 1904
It. L. McNally,
Mayor.
W. I). A m iluit, Clerk and Treas.
Christmas
Jewelru
m
Is a necessity in making youi
list of purchases for gifts. Her<
you will find the largest variety
the highest quality, the lowes
prices. We have watches witl
reliable movements in tne lates
style of cases, chatelaines, rings
earrings, brooches, all kinds o
fine jewelry.
Don't fail to see my stock
P. 0. TREPZER,
MweLea
I Great Slai
; | of CI
' I In Men's, Boy'
; H Suits, Overcoat
! fi now going on.
If 20 Per Ce
?? on our entire si
'r | McLure Merc*
X The Un
j i39(B9?3l9i9S?9?SBK?9
i
, I OUR HANDS
1 m m ~ _ - ? ?^
1 XIVIAo
Will be open<
1 We invite yoi
PALMETTO t
vjw huiET a mi
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1 An Appeal to the City Fathers.
[ At the regular meeting of the Cit
t Council Monday night a committee froi
) the Chamber of Commerco consisting c
* J. C. Copeland, J. M. Creer, It. M
Estts. L. L Wagnou and It. A. Oli
r pliant met the council and asked ther
' either to enforce or enact an ordinanc
* by which peddlers, venders and auction
, eers could either be prevented or to pa
a license sufliciently enough to pay fo
i this piivilege.
The committee took the stand tha
1 the merchants living here paying t*xet
, ttxing to help build up the towu ii
i which their interest is centered, hav
1 the expense all through the dull somme
I months, and as the fall trade begins t
, pick up and money matters begin to gt
f MTlfl trjlrfii nhrml/l imnrnva Iw
s conditions which they have been waitin
j for, these venders, peddlers and auetior
I eeis swoop down sin J get the businei
which should lightly belong to our hoir
f merchants and are gone from our midi
as a hawk in the nigh'-.
, Alter the retirement, of the ccmmilU
?, the council revised the ordinance giviu
e the mayor the power to use his discn
? tion sis to granting this class of licei.s
I JAM...
OVERSTOGKEi
f and want to unload, will
therefore give a special
* discount of 20 per cent.
J on all spectacles and
eye glasses fitted on
r Saturday, Nov. 26, and
Monday and Tuesday,
Nov. 28th and 29th.
EYES TESTED FREE.
Dr. McCreery Glymph
EYE SPECIALIST.
M. & P. Bank Building. Tak
stairway on Main Street.
Hours: 9to 12a. m., 1 to5:30p.m
WANTED!
My old and new customers
to know that 1
have opened a beef
market in the rear of
f NICHOLSON'S NEW
BANK BUILDING,
[ and am prepared to
"t serve you with the
choicest cuts of BEEF,
t PORK, MUTTON,
?, SAUSAGE, and in
fact, everything first
class in my line.
N. P. DUNBAR.
u Phone No. 89.
4,:
jghter Sale 1
othing \ 8
s and Children's i
:s and Odd Pants 8
mm
nt. Discount 8 'D
tock of Clothing^. 8
antile Company,!
idersellers. jg
BP?paa8aaoBi??HBaaiiBanB?K
SOME LINE OF |]
GOODS I 4
Bd on Dec. 15th. |? w
j to call pn
)RUG*COMPANY. ?
INWICK, Owners. KlJ
Sad Holocaust of Victims.
y A telegram reached Mr. J. Gordon
D Hughes this morning, 11:80 o'clock,
' that in the destruction by fire latt
night of the home of his uncle, Mr.
"1 Ben Hughes, at Trenton, Kdgefield
uj County, Mr. Ben Hughes, wife and
1 1 t#o daughters were burned up in the
v house. The hou3e had been recently
*r built, and been occupied but a short
time b r the family. This Is the
I most shocking and heartrending holo,
^ oaust of victims that ever occurred in
q cms estate, within our knowledge*
? Our heartfelt sympathies are extend*
r ed to the sorrowing relatives and
oJ friends. Mr. J. Gordon Hughes left
i on the 11 :40 truin for Trenton, to be
e with the other members of his family
y in their sorrow in this, the moment
i- of their sad bereavement.
ie Her Color.
Fair Mamie now Is putting on \
A touch of carmine paint.
She haa a morning gown of lawn,
>e Her face Is rosy as the dawn;
Then why should Mame be putting on
V That stuff? 'Twould vex a saint. ;
For Mamie Is a dimpling girl,
=. Her cheeks aro soft and sweet,
? And thero's a wee, distracting curl
Around her roso leaf ear, a swirl
Of burnlshod brown that makes the i
. girl A
! I,ook good enough to eat.
IBut there she stands with carmlned
ehcek |?
And crlmsqpcd finger tips. '|X .
When of her roslness I speak ^
She only turns and dabs a streak ( * ~ *
Of gory red upon my cheek.
Then In her color dtps.
And as she paints the parlor chair
She says: "Just keep away.
If you come nearer, 1 declare,
I've got a lot of paint to spar??
* ii treat you as 1 ao tne cbalr?
Bo don't be getting gay."
More Than One George.
"Yes, I was well ncquainted with
George Washington."
"The Father of Ills Country?"
"No; the father of that pack of pick*
anionics that just pansed along the
road."
(Miss some of the sweet things
in life - ?but dorft miss
the pleasures of a box of
#Sold by
DUKE
DRUG
CO.