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The liberal patronage extendi'*! to
efforts in trying to please the peo]
counties.
We Carry a Large
Ot the choicest goods that we a
was never heard 01 before in King
. Your Choice.
P:For
The N<
We will sell at l'rioes So Cheap
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!) tor siui! 31 iiaojr iorrsgB a
Oh my! How prett
We OOHDIAI.LV IXVITK T
Groceries and Hardware at Iiocl
We cannot and
W ILL NOT be und
Do Not Use Big Words.
In promulgating your esoteric
cogitations, and in articulating
your superficial sentimentalities,
K amicable, philosophical or psychological
observations, beware of
platitudinous ponderosity. Let
your conversational communications
possess a clarified conciseness,
a compacted comprehensiveness,
a coalescent consistency,
I and a concatenating cogency.
Kschew all conglomerations of
flatulent garrulity, jejuned bobblenier.t,
and asinine affect ions.
Let your extemporaneous expatiations
have intelligibility and
V veracious vivacity without rho:
domontadeor thrasonical bombast.
U. Seduluously avoid all polysyllable
? profundity, pompous prolixity,
psittaceous vacuity, ventriloquial
verbosity, grandiloquent vapiuuy.
I 6liun double ententes, prurient
T , jocosity, and pestiferous profanity,
obscurant and apparent. In other
words, talk plainly, briefly, natuK
rally, sensibly, purely and truthfully.
Keep from slang; don't put
on airs; savwhat von mean; mean
^ what you say, and don't nee big
words.
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Whatever may be the cause of
prematurely gray hair, it can In*
restored to the same c dor as in
youth by Hull's Vegetable Sici
lian Hair Renewer.
% ( Why take Johnson's
sk Chill & Fever Tonic?
I Because It cures the
most stubborn case
of Fever in ONE DA Y.
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A lone bachelor came to us a
few davs ago with consternation
f,
on his countenance. The reason
wherof was this: he had been tak'
ing a census of tjte marriageable
females on the street which he lived,
and the aggregate was twenty
of the faia sex, while he was the
only available man to bo divided
out among them. He begs us to
"" ?A ?4~ tikA /tvt* io for Umon
MillC 'liaii (ll^r vijr i-J iu? ........
and he daily fears an insurrection
which shall wipe him out of bachelor
existence. Hence these lines.
?Sumter Herald.
To Car* Constipation forever*
Take Oscarets Candy Cathartic. 10c or 23c.
IiCC. C. lail to cure, drut&taU refund money.
A prominent young business
man of Atlanta, Ga., Mr. W. L.
leaker, Jr., was cured of a severe
case of chronic diarrhcea with
Normal's Neutralizing Cordial
Three of Atlanta's best physicians
I gave him up, and yet some nar
row brained people say all propri
etary medicines are humbugs
Norman's Indian Worm Pellets
are very pleasant to take. Prict
only 10 and 25c. Sold by all
druggists.
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K, Proprietor.
us 1ms enooiiragwl us to renovod
[>le of Williamsburg anil adjourning
i and Vaiied StOck
re now offering at bargains such as
si reo. Call Early and get
*
jxt 30 Days
that it will make your hair curl.
si Mn is ssw cossleie.
t
y and how Cheap.
HE L\DIES to call and see them,
v Bottom prices.
Tools A Specialty.
ersold.
Look Before You?
' Have you heard what happened
to the Dillicum girls?"
"What was V?"
They had seen photos of actress
jes with the head through a lorn
j newspaper, and were so delighted
| with the idea that they decided to
' get themselves taken the same
j way. Tlie.wf arranged it with a
I photographer, and the result was
a charming picture. They were
very proud ot it, and sent copies
round to all their friends."
"Well, what of that?"
"Onlv that they had chosen the
' -t>
advertisement, page oi me pews
paper, and under their heads were
the words, in hig type. 'Our
Pants are Double Seated.'''
When a physician is called to a
case of stomach trouble, the first
tiling he prescribes is opium or
chloroform. Norman's Neutralizing
Cordial lights all these poisons.
! Its composition is free from any
t thing injurious, It is very pleasant
and cliildreh lifce it. . Price
25 and 50c. Dr. C. Few <fc Co.,
I
; Hendersonvilie, N. 0., say: No man's
Indian Worm Pellets give
| perfect satisfaction. Price 10 and
2.*>c Sold by all druggists.
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Why take Johnson's
Chill 6t Fever Tonic?
Because it cures the
most stubborn case
of Fever in ONE DAY.
Here is either an able-bodied
lie or else a very remarkable story
that comes from Ohio. And it
does not deal with Mark Ilanna
or politics. It is said that at Oak
Harbor, a few miles from Toledo.
Ohio, a3-vear old bov is living
... y
who is litterally eating himself
up. He has chewed his fingers so
Ithat several of them have had to
[ be amputated, and has bitten oil'
(so much of his tongue that he can
; never speak. He is bright and
J handsome, and is a marvel to the
! many physicians who have seen
; him.
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EwrTbody Says So.
(Tascarcts Cand v Cathartic, the most wonderful
medical di*co\erv of the ape. pleaiiant
and refreshing to the tiisie, act pently
and i*ositivoiy on kidneys, liver and howehs,
clransinc the entire system, dis|?el colds,
cure headache, fever, habitual constipation
and biliousness. Please tray and try a box
I of C. C. C. to-day; 10,25, 50 cents. Sold and
| guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
The truth is there is much more
war in the newspapers nowadays
than anywhere else. Civilized people
don't like war and civilized
governments no longer seek it.
Most controversies now are pri
i marily commercial, and they are
to be settled like disputes among
gentlemen, by polite discussion
' and agreement, and not alter the
manner of rowdies, with bad lanI
guage and plows.?Philadelphia
Times.
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To Cart Count IputIon Korfver.
T;il;e > '.i.->cai'Cts Can-. c'.it ii.u tic. U'?c or CM
If C. C- C. Ja:I to von., drtii:i::sls refund money.
|
A'? extraordinary railroad Iri|>
was recently made over ill - ('Idea
1:0. Ibirlinjrton ami Quincy, from'
Cfiio'airo lo Denver. The distance
is 1.025 miles, and the trip was
in 1.0f?0 minutes actual itinning
time.
Do I understand you to say.
prisoner, that you knocked him J
down because he called you a dir j
ty liar ?*' " Yes, Your Honor. I
couldn't stand it. If there is one
ihin^ I have always prided mv
sell" on more than anything else. j
it i>: inv cleanliness."
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Johnson's Chill and Fe- j
ver Tonic is a ONE-DAY 1
Cure. It cures the most \
stubborn case of Fever In
24 hours,
"Everybody,'' observes I be Yar
mouth (Mass.) Kejjisler, "knows
how to run a newspaper and what
to put in it to make it valuable
and interesting. An exception
may possibly !>c made in t In* case
off he man who owns the plan!
and pays the bills/' It is not icon
ble also lhat the men who is most
i profuse in advice either borrows
his neighbor's paper or lorgels to
pay his subscription, savs Newspaperdom.
All of which is in
line with every editor's experience.
No-Tu-lUt for fifty Cent*.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, mai.e* wp.ak
zucn btron^t biootl pure. 50c.il. All druggists.
We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh thatcan
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh
cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props.,
Toledo, O.
u <1 ' ur b rsrgned, have known
F. J, Cheney for the ! "? years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in
.11 t-,ii-iu.ii>tian?: <n/l fiitjtn
ail , . MX
daily able t<? ca ry out any obligation
marie by their firm.
WEST A TRUAX, Wholesale
Druggist, Toledo, (). Waliuno,
K inn an & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggist, Toledo, 0.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price Too. j?er l>ott!o. Sold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
2<larnt? Your Willi Cnnnircln.
Cfnily C'Mthartlr. euro corisi ipiii io.i foreve*.
10c, tSc. If C. C- C fall, ?lrnt't'isis r* fur?U money.
Irl Ilicks, tl>e St. Louis weather
prophet, predicted a very warm
summer, and seems to have hit it.
He says the heated term will ex
tend through September, but will
be broken now and then by
IC..U* * ?? % *'ollo IIQ i*/ihf>lnpc( ??[
I J^ll t Icllli idiao. nv< wiivimv^i ?
tin" 11k August And September will
be worse than usual."
fOHNSON'S
CHILL AND
FEVER TONIC
Cures Fevei
In One Day.
The County liecord, $1 a year.
Depression
of Spirits
so common in summer-time*
accompanied by loss of en srgy.
* ' ' *1 1 ? - ? rv>A^riO
lacic 01 mougni-puwci,
a deficient supply of nourishment.
The vital force is lost.
It isn't a question of muscle and
sinew, but of resistance and
endurance. At any age, but
especially In you'h. It involves
the risk of lung d'sease. Lose
of flesh and a cough are threatening
signs.
of Cod-liver Oil, with the hypophosphites,
meets these cases
perfectly. It tones up, fattens
and strengthens.
In Scott's Emulsion the taste
of the oil is fully disguised,
making it almost as palatable
as milki.
For ulo at roc. and fr.oe by all dm earlit*.
Scott ? Bowks, Mfg. Cbeauau, Maw York
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FrlRST ROCK SALT MINE. :
It* DL>?*t?r?*T7 Wan t'lc of Accident
lUthrr Tlutn benign,
"I really believe that many of tho
great* st discoveries are the result of
pure accident, ami this applies not
only to scientific facts, but also to
more material matters," remarked
General Dudley Avery. "Accident
brought the great salt deposit on
Avery's island to light after its
croppngs had been worked for
nearly half a eenturv. My grandfather
sold salt years la-fore tho
war, and my father in his youth fol
lowed the same methods of produc-!
tion, even after his father's time,
but i : remained for my brother I
John, then a boy of 16, to really !
make manifest the remarkable ail- i
vantages which the island possessed |
in the matter of rock salt mining. '
It was during the war. i?alt was
selling in New Orleans for $11 a
sack. This was at a period when
the salt works of the island were
not being made use of. You see,
my grandfather manufactured salt
by digging wells, into which the
salt water flowed in groat quantities,
and this water he boiled, evaporating
the moisture and causing a
residue of fine salt.
"When mv brother learned of the
high price of salt in New Orleans,
he went to my father, then practicing
law in Baton Rouge, and suggested
that ho l>e given permission
to work the then abandoned wells
and make pin money for himself.
There was no objection, and with
the assistance of several slaves John
proceeded to oj>en the old wells by
clearing out the accumulation of
debris and l>oiling the brine, as h s
grandfather had (lone years before
him.
"He opened a number of new
wells and was soon selling salt at a
great rate, but the demand increased,
and lie decided to open a L?ig wen
some 10 feet square. Tbe work proceeded,
but tho usual depth was
reached with no result. The water
dd not flow. Ho concluded to dig
d?ei?er, and at 16 feet came upen
what the negro diggers said was an
old stump. Fuiling to chop the
'stump' with an ax, the negro concluded
he had struck a bed of rock,
and when my brother descended into
the excavation ho managed, with
a cold chisel, to cut out a piece of
what he thought was transparent
rock. My father, however, who
happened to lie on the island at the
time, knew what had been discovered,
and in the course of a little
while tho wonder of the discovery
had been noised all over tho country.
"Thus was discovered the first
rock salt deposit in the south, and a
few months after that timo a dozen
shafts were being worked in a crude
way, and wo were shipping salt to
Richmond in great quantities, at
least great for that period in the
IT- T\T Vino
worm s jiimui jTi *>uiiv ud^ piwgrossed
alinoet steadily sinoe that
time, and we are shortly to begin a
new shaft, which will go deeper
than ever?in fact, drop beneath th?
j old workings, although this is not
necessary, because we can tap the
deposit where we chooee."?New
I Orleans Times-Democrat.
Tyr?nny of French MsgMtrntea.
The Frenchman who believes himself
to be independent, a reformer,
and given to incredulity, still: preserves
a faith and a superstirion?
a superstition in the forms of justice
as they are practiced in France; an
absolute faith in every man who,
temporarily or habitually, discharges
the duties of a magistrate.
The bourgeoisie and the people have
brought about revolutions, erected
barricades, poured out their blood
in overturning four thrones within
a century, but, nevertheless, submit
without protest to the tyranny of
some hundreds of men who are examining
magistrates. These magistrates
are answerable to themselves
alone, and the law delivers into
their hands, without any responsibility,
the life, liberty and honor of
their fellow citizens. Any man
whose life may be blameless, should
he be accused by the most degraded
of beings, comes under their jurisdiction.
At a word from them he
is cut off from the rest of the world,
imprisoned in a dungeon, Decodes
a slave, the victim of an inquisitor
with unlimited powers.
It is through this inquisitor that
his friends are acquainted of the ne
cusation against him, that the public
press is informed and public
opinion instructed. He can obtain
no lawyer to defend him until the
day of trial, when ho appears in
court to listen to a clerk read the
proposal that he bo condemned to
isolation, or to examination by a
crafty and unscrupulous cross quesdoner,
the nature of whose office
has destroyed in him all sense of
morality.?Vindex in Forum.
Fully Formed.
"But you are too young," pleaded
the anxious mother. "No girl should
marry before her mind is fully
formed."
"Oh," said the gladsome maiden
of 18 summers, "my mind has been
made up for more than a week."?
Cincinnati Enquirer. ,
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Commission Mercl
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Choice Hay, Oats. Com
Consignments of Cotton, Poultry,
When you ship youi
great satisfaction i
dealing with a relul
J. X. IiO BISON & SON,
shephFrd
232 Meeting Street,
State Agent
"w >^"wmKy
Over 5iuw styles Cookii
ALSO OIL COOKE
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lants and Dealers 1
and Prepared Cow FowL |
F?rgs and Farm Frodocra Solicited* %
products there is a
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