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The Count? Accord ????? K'BLIPHKO KVKKT TIIIT.SH AY AT klJWSTKEK, S. C. v LotIS J. ltRISTOAV, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. SUBSCRIPTION HASTE: One Twir. in ailram-p. - - $'.on 8lx Mouths, >n .i'Jvamo, - - ,."?0 Tbr*# Month*. in a?lvam*?\ - . mVPUTIJUVV K inwrf..) mi 1i)>*:-il I, / term*. Kate* inatle known njon aj?vi. piirNtlon. I 'ay n?? mon^v to Agents, except ui<on express authority. ( Thursday, Oct. 21, 1897. m.n u i. p _. . Ex PrcsidentCleveland's friends modestly admit that he would ac eept, a United States Senatorship at the hands of New Jersey. It won Id be fun to pee the Kx President on the Senate floor: The young ladies ot Greenville have a club called "Just Among Ourselves'' The men are rigidly voliiittut ?nH u'hpn th? soriptv I meets at night, the members go to their homes without masculine escorts. 8ix hundred geese were driven through the street of Morganfieid. Kentucky, the other morning on their way to market." says ah exchange, but that was nothing to the scene* one may behold in any city on election days, adds the Greenville News. IID6 Anderson inieni|trin.Ti r came oat in new and improved farm last week, showing t he spirit of enterprise possessed by Messrs. Clinkacaies & Langston. The Intelligencer is already one of the beet papers published in the State and its change will make it all the more popular. gs, * Mr. 8 Fr*nk Parrott, of Dar Irngton, a graduate of the South Carolina college in the class of 1897, is now doing the editorial Work oo the Independent Repub lie, of Conway. Already the Repoblic shows the improvement that is bound to follow as a result t of Mr. Parr ott's writings. A whole cemetery was sold at auction in Atlanta. It was knocked down to the highest bid der under foreclosure proceedings in favor of creditors. The city of /be dead. Hollywood by name, brought $10,200, being purchased by the First Katonal Bank of Gainesville. The city council of Aiken Has imposed a license of $500 on origural package stores. Only one o far has been opened in that 'eitjr, and the Journal and Review says that Mr. Warneks, the agent, ?'1? ft KsiAttcc* fnr f hrAP Will IAAC UUl a livv.uov ivi ??w mooths. What are the other f town and city authorities going to L <lo about it? If one is made to pay a license all should pay. Elections will be held in Nof!: member in the states of Kentucky, , Virginia, New York, Pennsylvania, Iowa, Nebraska and Massa chosetts. Of these, four, Massachuselts, Ohio, Iowa and Virginia F will elect governors, while the others will elect various state | - 4 house and judiciary officials. In - $ ine laie presidential eiocwvu ncn'f tucky was carried by the republish cans. 9/ Associate Justice Stephen J. field of the United States SuI preme court has sent in his resignation to President McKinley, to I take effect Dec. 1st. Justice Field was appointed by President Lincoln in 1363 and has therefore served over 34 years on the bench ?longer than any other member f that tribunal. It is said that Pmaident McKinley will appoint Attorney-General McKenna to succeed Justice Fi?du. Kx-l'nited States Senator Amb rt-on died at his home in Columbia Wednesday. For about thirty years passed he has been a sutler r I'rom a species of paralysis. ! He held the office of Unit<<1 States Senator for two terms and was succeeded by (Jen. M. C. Butler, lie died quite a wealthy man. "The Lantern" is a new paper just launched at Chester, with J T Bighani a s editor. O n e cannot read Mr. Bigham's I article without .knowing ithat this is not his maiden effort ! with an editorial pen. Bright, spicy and well printed, tne L.alitem will no doubt shed its illuminating rays into Chester's daik corners lor many weeks to come and in its work it has the best wishes of t lie Record. For many years the distribution of garden seeds in the United States has been looked upon as one of the most peculiar func lions of statesmanship. In this way some of our national Jawmakers have not only managed to keep in touch with their consti luents, out wnai is even more surprising, they have managed by this judicious scattering of seeds to reap sufficient votes to compass their re-election. The magnitude of this patriotic industry is set forth in a tabulated statement recently issued by the Agriculturral Department at Washington, D C. From this statement several interesting figures may be ex traded. Of flower seed there were 1.012,500 packages distribu ted during the year at a cost ot $7,809.62 to the government; of raddish seed, 2.161,278 packages costing $12,607.35; of beet seed, 2,147,062 pa ckages costing $12,552 ? ? ' ? ' ? A ? AA A t CS 16; ol cabbage seed z,i?*u.*ao packages, costing 112,454.88; of tomato seed, 2,119,942 packages, costing $12,346.76; ami of turnip seed, 2,130,418 packages, casting $12,291. lo like quantities other popular garden seeds were distributed during the year, making a totatal of 19.053,839 packages sent out by the agricultural department at a cost to ;he govern tnent of $110,987.44. Undoubtedly the governments liberality in this respect may accomplish some good, but whether or not the vas: sum of money veaTlv expended by Congress in the distribution of garden seeds is prompted by the wisest statesmanship may be gravely questioned. AWMUIWM DkWTWf. The lut quarter of o century records many wonderful dieeoreriea In medicine, hut nnnp that Stv. MmmnlUiMt nnr* far humanity than that sterling old household | remedy, Browns' Iron Bitten. It neoms to j contain the very elements of good health, and neither man, woman or child can take it without deriving the greatest benefit. Browns' Iron Bitten is sola by all dealers. The oldest medical recipe is said by a French medical journal lo be that of a hair tonic for an Egyptian queen. It is dated 400 B. O., and directs that dogs' paws an asses' hoots be boiled with dates in oil. WANTED! Within the next ten day*: 100 dozen EGGS at lo per dozen; 100 CHICKENS, all size*; highest market prices paid; Also a lot of TURKEY'S; at iw mill hi I 111* UVLLIIimi IIVILLf Eingstree, . S. C. $2,000 Reward! To the ReaetclariM of deceased meat her* carrying n policy In T1IK MIAL FRATER1ML Kick and Accidental Benefit m. I'n?h Mettlementw after S yearn. Apply to JNO. A- WAQEMI& Jr, Eingstree, S. CLive Deputies Wanted. b ShLut, -V. u v. ' Vi .; -* ^ t *v |f Fifty Yectrs Ago. TIWSIBi way It w??i douuu io iwk When grandfather had hit "picter ook." These were the shadows cast before The coming of Conjurer Dagucire And his art; like a girl in a pinafore Some day to bloom to a goddess fair. Men certainly were not as black, rc know Aa they pictured them, 50 years ago. * Ayer's SarsaparilJa began to make new men, just as the new pictures of men ! began to be made. Thousands of people fronted the camera with skins mode clean from blotch and blemish, because they had purified the blood with Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It Is as powerful now as then. Its reoord proves it. Others imitate the remedy ; they ant imitate the record: 90 Year9 of Cures. A Georgian was killed by a circular saw, and in his obiuarv notice it was stated that he wa? "a good citizen, an upright man ami an ardent patriot, but of limited information with regard to circular saws." A lady who spent some t ime in the Klondike says that some days were so wann that she found a shirt waist sufficient pioteeion. Let us hlushingly hope she was mis quoted - Denver IJns t. [ZD &JACDBS AGENT FOR H, Rosenthal & Sons, DEALERS IN Fiae Ibis ni Liquors, Id Original Packages from A pint to gallon. floods Mnitd; I Prices III. 1 How To Find Out. Fill a bottle or common glass with urine and let itstand*t\venty four hours; a sediment or settling indicates an unhealthy condition of the kidneys. When urine stains linen it it positive evidence of kid iiev trouble. Too frequent desire to urinate or pain in the bark, is also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out ol order WHAT TO DO. There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr Kilmer's Sw-mp-Root, the great J kidney remedy fulfills every wish i? relieving pain in the back kid neys, liver, bladdler and evers part of the urinary passapger. It corrects inability to hold urine and scalding pain in passing it, 01 bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many times durj ing the night to urinate- The 1 mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Hoot is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases. If you need a medi icins you should have the best. Sold by druggist, price fifty ecnts and one dollar. You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mail. Mention The County Record and send vour address to Dr. Kilmer <fc Co., Ring hamton, N. Y. The propritors of this paper guarantee the genuine riess of this offer. ttMl | Hin? OJSTTK ? M Ji:: Hiiii Uililll.;; I; lirfinlriiitnii'c! U1 UUAIUIUU 1)1 I I In order lo reduce our enormous stocks we are offering some i V Iii everv department. Just iilance down this column and .see the great values we are offering in CLOTHING, SEWING MACHINES, BUREAUS, BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS, RKilJLJiS, collars. Harness, TINWARE, 'hardware KS JL W J KA.TB, DRY-GOODS, &c., &c. Coffee, 10c ft>; best, 20c. Sewing Machines, $3, $5 up to $25. Flour, $3.75, $4.25, $5 and $6.25; Hams, No. 1., 12.k lb; Salmon,10c; Cove Oysters, 10c; CondeosedMilk Magnolia brand, 10c; Lye. 5 and 8; Tobacco, 15c up; Starch, 5c lb; Ex tra Spiced Pickles, 10c. Bureaus, $3.00 to $5 50. Bedsteads, $1.35 to $5.50. Chairs, 40c to 60c. Safes, $2.35 to $4 00 Bridles, 45c to 60c. Collars 85c to $1.15. Harness, $5.50 to $10.00, one set double, $22.00. Tin ware, Crockery and Bucket s,2 and 3 brass hoops,25c to 30c. Grass Hlades, 90c. i Stoves, .f7.00 to $9.75. Prices in hardware too numerous to mention. Shoes. 50c 75c 90c $1.00 $1.25 $1.50 $2.00 and $3.00. Hats, 15c, 20c, 25c, 30c, 40c, 75c $1, to $3. Caps, 15c to 50c. 'I'llread, 2 spools for 5c. lilack Ilawk Corn Shellers, $2. Dry-Goods in proportion to the above prices. L J Brockinton, Ex., Est. of S f MM. on jM.. .JMft'.IM1. Clerk's Sales. . n ? 5TATK OF SOl'TU CAIJOLLXA,! cot nt? or wit. i. Msnntff, r.s Tin: C'oi ist Ok Common 1'. ka*. i h lty virture of a decree under or-1 lor of the court tome directed, in! Ihe following stated case, I will sell! jt the con,t house in Kin&stree S('r iiw. M .. ! Ifll llll* lli>l * J11?I<1 > fll next, within the legal .hours fori making public sales, the following ileserhed real property, to, wit: | All that certain tract er parcel of; land, situate, lying and being in | Williamsburg county, State of j South ( arolinn, containing fortytwo (42) acres, more or less, and j hounded north by C K Coektleld'sl land and 1) \V Cribb's land, east hy land of \V C Hemingway A Co.,! south, hy land of Richard Davis and v est l?y land of \V H Haseklen and the stage road. To be sold at suit of L M lieiin. plan tiff, vs. J () Cork field, defendant, under foreclosure of mortgage. Terms of sale cash. W W GRAYSON. C' C V & Referee. Oct. fith 1 S!>7. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County oi- Williamsburg, In The Court Of Common Pleas. Byvirtureofa decree under order of the court to me directed in the following stated case, I will sell at the court house in Kingstree South Carolina on the first Monday in November next within the legal hours for making public sales the following described real pro|>erty to wit: All that niece, part or parcel of land lying Wing and situate ' in the county of Witliamburg and State of South Carolina containing; two hundred and fifty (i>0) acres 1 more r less and hounded north by lands of the est. of J L Gnurdin, east by lands of \V T Altaian, south by lands of Sarah E Gourdin and west by lands of A T Darby. To be sold at the suit of Eliza J Mosson et al. against Mary Cooper et al. Terms of sale, cash. W W GRAYSON, CCP A GS& Referee. Oct. 9th 1 SOT. 10,000 COW HIDES, WANTED. CASH prices paid at your door. Apoly to - F.M. BUTTON, Sr? Church, S. C. * nurnurnn nur ?mwm m Meeti Ciiaxlest Stoves, ing Goods, Tin P Tinners * Supplie Over 200 Styles Cookin also oil cooke: H D REDDICK, Agent for Gi Same Place. KI Ok J. N. Robs 336 East Bay and Nos. Commission M 1; Choice Hay, Oats, Corn ; Consignments of Cotton, Poultry, i When you ship your great satisfaction ii dealing with a reliabl J. N. KOBSON & SON, (o&S CURE COJJ =T. i. WTTHEKSI tt= ] ?(i o o? Comitrission Merchants. Domestic Fruits,* IVirltrv, Butter atnl YegettfbteV.* ill l?in<V? ol" C'aantry !M Market Street, ChsirJei'ton; ft* Cj NOTICE. |1 I will 1)0 in my office in the Court house, Kingstree. Monday and Saturday of each week. Those bar- 1 ing business with the County Superintedent of Education will gev- i ern themselves accordingly. Nabor I). Lksessk, Conuty Supt. Ed. ; is Still Headquaiters J For Vegatahles And all kin rs of Fruit and Candies and also keep FRESH M Hi Rolls j Comes three times a week from "* ; Charleston. At What Place is Headquarters ? Why. No. 12 Wall St. next door 1o ?>ost office at uran^sfe, J KINGSTREE, S. C. ^ Notice. I will be in my office in the court house in Kingstree 8. ion SATURDAY of each week [and during my absence. I wllf i leave my office key with Mr. C. W. McChtrn. E. M. Smith, Judge of Probate, Williamsburg Co.,C. 8. I . Notice for Letters Oismissry. Notice is hereby given that I will apply to the Proliate Judge of Williamsburg county on the 80th j day of October next for letters of dismisMiry as executor of the estate of Herbert B Burgess, deceased. C P. BURGESS, Executor. 'PL! COMPANY, 1 no* fltroat ug wui wv( on, 3. C. ,M >, House Furnish- 1 >iate, Sheet Ironf I s, Galvanized | Gutter and Pipe- | g and Heating Stares rs and heaters. * ir/and and Michigan Stores. !Same Business ^ ^ s 1 < an P. 0 an iULL Ul OUlli I and 2 Atlantic Wharf. iants and Dealers J md Prepared Cow Food. Kggs and Farm Products Solicited. products there is a ? II knowing you are le house. ^ Charleston, S. C. NDY 1 iARTIC ^ JDUtfc .1 STTPATION I DRUGGISTS m