1.4*-^... ^
j - - frtis.
9* —aoy* Ol eftotkm and
l**V weather not much pnv
gy y* "»*• ftrt w in
guttering crops.
dsgssag
ft A. Wataoa,u&d W.W. UcUirt
^-«WUSS!K
srayris^sa
They would give them ticket*
and arrange them between their
mss-ip sms:
eame thw would go off ^
SSJ/ffiL. •»,&;£;
■hffro did not reeent it. ^
_h Wotaon suffered
aeTMefo last week with a bofl on
“■AwJ, but woe compctwatcd
tybatogateyd Justice at the
*wuee. it ft Esquire Watson
SStSSiSft1* ol“ ”• *•
WUtwnyut Matthews was
nmntog some laud last week be
, «a in u yellow jacket’s sett. it
.Taaraaagyg
nodhsnttiuaad on the tarrifl.
At dinner ha explained it totha
women at length. .After dinner
» naard them in an animated
ftftMw, bat ton ad they were
JjMM^tba astths
Lbatumibad.
'Mm Hearton Haatar and dilid
rm risitad John’s Station this
■adr
Messrs. J. D.
JotfeaTj. B. 1
Tom want to
OMUsatMl Belton, children of !
Mm WO! Jonsa^ sntartatoed a
Mfta Hattft Orr ft speudlim
mahtimawjth bar blotter, Ur.
m Uir.
TW i»bJw> crop* at this
war hangtad^ed man, horta
Ttw that worked aad wan
Tfcar* wfll be man/
Mm Fannie Smith Is spending
**"• **y r,tb h“r cowa^llSS
BMMAB I ork.
|*Wttl alSM
at^Cslsdopi^ were
pteelj. Tbe seal sad^tiVityof
work*
TheatUodaoee at our Union
Baadsjr fetioollaM Bondav of
flkoaawho could not go toCnle
-a’sijaaar^BS
!f». yytf* Brtinitr eome
Cbristains era receiving light,
Afcwcaanof fmrat 1WWL
_Oauam.
Rev. C O. DaBufe filie his ket
(conference year) appointment
at Kneads Groveth* Sto Sunday.
AH on account of ISc bacon.
w*ws reaches as of an to ter
artfag “Possum hank” On last
Thandav night several of our
dtfawis deckled that they would
defy the meat tract, so tbev
■allied fourth, nine persons
strong, with four dogs, one axe
and no gun. After walking
through swamps and over log*,
•to., about two hours, thev
beard ooe of tbefr old hounds
■tike a trail; toeo the others all
fcU in and such a time for about
teu minutes when the dogs be
gan to bay. Everybody went
nght into toe thick swamp, with
out regard to the way. The
dogs had two 'possums treed up
btg block gum's. About that
time the moon went down and it
begun to rain; still they kept
cutting the tree. The rain be
gain to poor, so our hunters hud
to start. Now which wiyrf
Lverybody knew but ouch point
edu different direction, so with
one accord they started, but
soon everybody was lost. They
began to get fully alarmed and
wet, and culled a caucus. They
toes made one supreme effort
and succeeded in getting on high
ground. They arrived home
wet, but wiser men. Tho boys
are ull sorry that Theodore
Roosevelt was not along.
4fr. 0. R Duncan, hoe suggest
ed that the next Good Roads
meeting for Scotland county be
held at Laurel Hill, more partic
ularly at that heavy sand hill
about X mile from town. AH
hands to bring a above] and trv
hie hand at actual experiment. *
Wednesday night, the
More House at the Richmond
Cotton Mills was broken into.
Money seemed to be the object,
as the cosh drawer was broken
down and opened. They suc
ceeded in getting |10 or *15, eo
wwhrar. The ettact was care
folly planed and executed, show
ing the econdreb to be artists
in that line.
The educational awakening is
now an in full force. We art at
last realising that universal edu
cation Is anrreaaHy lor our peo
pb, and also that hi our higher
mstitntioue of learning we must
pnpdnca the best ncholarehip and
“Wsia libraries, laboratories,
and gnat teachers must give
scholarship %e chance.—Edwin
Mims.
CAsnrom a
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■P tk* tMatM Ttuy bum wood, BO ha
►*v?> *»1Entire
Xo daagtr iffjovr plant* rrwwlag. Thor
satwamjlH otter ttOTwi. and
burn Ww» hwf
J. L UOLLLAND.
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The Ihried
Assortment
f, of Goods
I hare on baud should
receive you attention. Our
store hai never been bo com*
plate, every shell is fall of
good vaiuee. Nothing ever
gets stale and musty. I sell
them to fast. Everything
has thqt new look, that
erood teeh taste. To be
good, grocerfss must be
Mid thots the kind
you nlAjA find.at
. £ $. McDuffie.
oppoMvfc post orncc.
P. S. Anioellneofl’rokery
, and Glassware going cheap.
etttfM 09T SALE.
Froa BOW util oar cottra tUttk of
iSiddomt, wwotettw follow.
i ‘ '
i of *1.60 Hum
of *4 60 Himb.
o**T.60:
. nor
■Maf *10,(
M of *1
7MS.00 1_
Mt of *17.6o UantbML
Biidla apd al oth*r (food. In onr Ur*
MkfMNdiirwl.
CAROLINA HARRIS* CO.
\ V. U BUNDY, Uium.
AwbSi-s.-;
GREETINGS
„,_'*?u are hereby summoned to be and to appear before me, THE LEADING OUT
ITTLR akd CLOTHIER, in an<l for the Connty of Scotland, ou such day and at such
hour ue will euityonr oarliant convenience, to take testimony of facte, why I can furaieh
with the jjreateat satisfaction, and at the lowest cost, such articles of apparel as you
may stand in need of, vix:
Men's and Boys’ Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Furnishings, &c.
500 SUITS
or FINK FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING, asd 800 FAIRS of
PANTS, that omit be eold with
in the next 60 day.
”AUX> BRAND” SUITS, of
the very beet fabric*, mode up to
flt any niie naan, equal in every
particular to any tailor-made
unit coating $85, my price $18.
I also have a line of the unis
brand that I can sell at $7,113,
cheap at $10. In fact the boet
bargains In Clothing, at all prices
—from the cheapest to the beet—
that I have ever bod. Those
who eoiuo first will get the best (
sdoctiona.
MEN’S ANB BOYS OYEICOATS.
This line has been shipped and
will be in iny store in a few days.
BOYS' ABO YOUTH'S CLOTHING
la any style, qnality and price. Bring
the hoys and have them droused up.
Ton will be mu-prised to know how j
email the cost will be. Don’t fail to
call und examine this line before buy
ing.
I am prepared to fit the boys with
a Hut, Cap, Pair of Shoe*, or any
thing they need, at prices that cannot
bo duplicated.
SHOES! SHOES! SHOES!
I have one of the largest and most
select stock of Shoe* ever shown in
Lourinburg, at prices that will aston
ish you. The famous “Zeigler’* Shoes
for Ladies are beauties, and will oat
wear anything yon can buy. And
they don’t cost much either.
My line of Trunks, Valises, Ac., is
complete, and the prices as well as the
(roods will please you.
RATS! RATS! RATS!
• I have every style of Hats that
I is known to the public. A freeh
uevr line just put on my shevtw
nml it Is useless to say that they
niuHt be sold. I lun marking
thorn down 3G per cent, lower
than you can buy the same Hat*
1 anywhere else. Come in and let
mo prove this statement.
HOSIERY AMO 9MDERWEAL
Mo>cr More has my line of
Hosiery aud Underwear been
more complete. You cannot fail
to get suited, and he pleased with
the price. Come and look at my
line. It te no trouble to show
you through whethur you buy
or not.
SKIRTS1 4KIBTS SUITS!
My line of Shirts will please
yon, unices yon are very hard to
suit, . Any style, any price and
*
all sixes Como along and make .
your selection before the stock is 1
picked over.
NECKWEAR, COLLARS, (IFF, AC.
A beautiful line of un-hotfate
Neckwear, Collars, CUB* Etc., is
now ou exhibition at my store.
Everything in the line of Oento’
Furnishing Goods oan be found
here, and if you are a judge of
! goods you will never regret your
visit here.
Anyone wishing an up-to-date tailor-made suit is invited to call and examine the
lurgo display of samples from the Globe Tailoring Co., Cincinnati; also Bchlom Bros. &
Co.', of Baltimore. Correct measurements guaranteed.'
w. w. WHITEHURST,
THE CLOTHIER.
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Listen To What We Have For Breakfast.
_ Breakfast Bacon, Oat Heal, Buckwheat, Grape Nut*,
Cream 'of Wheat, Maple By nip. Force, Foetnm Cereal,
Tapioca, Gold Band Harne, Mackerel Mullet*.
FOR DINNER.
-.-s i. Cheese, Maoearoni, Bweet and Irehpo
tatoe*,' Tump* and Fruit* of all kinds. Canned
Yegeta kinds. N’nlvob Peaches, Nabob Com, At
moris Keystone Mince Meat;
FOR SUPPER.
Boast Beef, Lunch Ox Tongue, Sliced Gold
•d Chicken and Tsrkey, veal Loaf, Book
for pan cakes, with onr 100 p4r oent.
’* Soda Crackers and Waters.
We are anticuplpag
the pleasure of filling
jour thanksgiving....
ORDM»Hb£«ta« cni
Celery, Heeded Raietae, Clean
Corrante, Cryetalixed Cftroto,
Orange and Lemon, Pare Ex
traewof all kind., Wult <>>1
as at
SmKSmp^^hSJ^”000'”01 “d ”T")rtll,“« *m
■'::: mcuurin & shaw :::
awgw?l»»- BSS2J.
.*•#tfci'jj** '* * ... ■{ * * v »• '/■ . ' / •’ »C t
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SPECIAL SALE PRICES
onr tub
Largest Stock of Dress Goods ever
'• Exhibited in Scotland County.
, We hate got the goods in our store and they most be
sold. Call and look at our stock and see for yourself the
rariety we hare on our shelves, and then yon will
know why we an making special prices. Too many goods
and they must be sold. • - ■ ,
^ Wo sredodng out a large lot of calicoes, from 8to
_ A beautiful line of Sicilian Baiting, Sharkskin, Melrose
Cheviot, Cashmeres, and Worsted Dress Goods.
_: A large variety <d beautiful Flannel Shirt waist Goods,
percales, JBtc. Large line of Drees Trtmings.
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UTEST STYLES III NEHIWEU
popular 111 --
Keep our rtore In your mind when yon are ia town
looking for baigafna.
JNO. F, MCNAIR,
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