Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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RF w I r1 ' . 18113111! H. D. REDDIL The lihoral patronage extended to efforts In trying to please tho peo| couuties. I, We Carry a Large I as Of the choicest goods that we a was never heard or before in King Sir ? Your Choice. !' v For The N< We will sell at Prices So Cheap Our Stock of Baby tegs: a Oh my! How prett We CORDIALLY INVITE T Groceries and Hardware at Kocl sf" ||-V TI7"e cannot and W ILL NOT be undi fm . LAKE CITY ITEMS. Mr. Mack Gasque, of Olin, X. C., is visiting his sister, Mrs. J. M. Sturgeon. & is.' . The young peopie. of the town ! enjoyed themselves very muchj at a social gathering given at th*j residence of Mr. and Mrs J. L.j Stuckev Monday night, which j was given in honor of Maggie j I Flowers, of Darlington, who lias been visiting Miss Ethel Kodgers for the past week. All who were fortunate enough to be present K* expressed themselves as having spent the evening very pleasantfc . e Miss Virginia Prosser, of this place, is spending this week visiting her sister. Mrs. A. A. Browu in the Prospect section. Ij* - "... Mr R .1 X*>v#?ranre and sister y., '?yss Eirvin, who lelt Sunday week to attend the Nashville Exposition, returned home M ?ndav. 'ihey express themselves us being very much elated over their trip. Miss Ethel Rodgers, who has KM ** # been sick lor the past week with ! lever, is out again. Mr. C. II. Thomas and wile, of Florence, spent a lew days 111 town I4V last week. Oursoon-to be negro postmaster is the topic ofconversa ion here. .1 T. Kiiiffcpv is hnviiu? an addi v ? ----- 0 #% tion made to his stables. Miss Marie Dun'opis visiting Miss Vonnie Singlet ary. |*? The Lake City high school will open Sept. 6th, under the efficient * management of Prof. H. W. Ack . erraan, who is an able teacher and who will no doubt make it one ol . the best schools ever taught here. 4 ____ JOHNSON'S ' CHILL AND J FEVER TONIC Cures Fever In One Day. Two S. C. editors give their opinion : u Norman's Neutralizing p Cordial saved my baby's lite. It was so far gone with cholera-in milium inai 11 tciuac me uitnoi. Three small bottles did the work." a&f * < Ed. Marlboro Democrat. i;My family is never without it. It is a household necessity." Ed. Walhalla Courier. All children have worms. Norman's Indian Worm Pellets, 10 and 2oc. Sold by all \ - druggist. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy always affords prompt relief. For sale by Dr. W. > L. Wallace druggist. If people pelt you with worls, read the fifteenth chapter of John. $ If you are all out of sorts, read J* the twelfth chapter of Hebrews. Mutt* Your Bowels With Case*ret*. f- Candy Cathartic, eure constipation forever. Be,Be. IfC.CC, fail, drucKlsta refund money. 1 # >)>??!! ? Mil I III fl 1fiitlti hi, K, Proprietor. us 1k\s encouraged us to renewal pic ot \\ liuanisuurg aim adjourning i and Varied StOck re now offering at bargains such as stree. Call Early and get ;xt 30 Days that it will make your hair curl. si Mn i: sow conplete. y and how Cheap. HE LADIES io call and see them, i Rottoni prices. Tools 11 Specialty, srsold. Spring Bank Items. The farmers are nearly through , housing fodder. Cotton picking iis next in order t Miss Lou Worsham, of Monks Corner, is spending a lew days with Mrs. Willie McElveen. Misses Ella and Hallie Rollins, of Lake City, spent a lew days with Miss Lillie McEIveen last week. Dr. Joseph Hardy, of Phoenix. Ariz., has been visiting his sisier, Mrs. R. O. McEIveen. Mr. Walker Frierson and wife, oi Lynchburg, spent a few days with Mr. T. R. Wilson's family, last week. Protracted meetings were held last week, at Hebron Methodist church, by the Rev. 5>. J. Bethea, assisted by Rev. W. B. Baker. I Mr. S. W. Mcintosh and J. Cievo McKlveen made a trip to Charleston last week to purchase a supply of fall goods. Miss Estel! Hicks, is visiting the tamily of Mr. K. E. Burgess. i Mr. S. W.' Gowdy's new store j has been completed, and iie has i opened a new stock of goods. Tobacco is being graded and hauled 10 market. Those who have sold report a fair price. "Apple Jack." The drummer, upon seeing "old hayseed," lit a cigarette and be tween each puff of smoke that comes through his nostrils would abuse Beu Tillman and would wink at his hearers, who were Conservatives. At first "old hay seed" was disposed to pay no at tent'on to Mie thins wrapped up! in dudish clothes and from which eminated offensive cigarette smoke, but the fellow kept on making his remarks so offensive that the "old hayseed" could stand it no longer and he turned up the fellow and said: "Mister, we'uns made Tillman Governor and he stayed Governor as long as he wanj ted to; we'uns then made him Sen; at or,and he will stay there as long as he wants; then we'uns will make him President and he will stay thar as long as he wants; then he is going straight to heaven, and vou durn. miserable i straight outs will never* see him agin." The old gentleman talked with an earnestness that convinced the [little dudish drummer with theci; garette that he had struck a snag; ; after which a paint til silence came upon the scene with nothing to break'he monotony but the solemn face of the politician drum mer and the grins of his audience. To Care Constipation Forever. Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 10c or J6a | If C. G C. fall to cure, druggists refund rnonoy. We have a lot of old babbit metal on hand for sale at 10 cents per pouud. i&Ljs mrm m ir rr I Johnson's Chill and FeI rer Tonic is a ONE-DAY ' Cure, it cures the most stubborn case of Fever in 24 flours. The Ni'.nass of the No. lie was a jraliant suitor, A n/1 elm o t\riupocfi fi f * .*111*1 rtu\j U j'iniu\ u.7 ?? ? lie called to see her often, And he'd Sit, Sit, Sit. He loved her, 0 so dearly! (I?'s true as holy writ), She was a tempting morsel, And he Bit, Bit. Bit. And when he thought he'd won Ik r To ascertain the sit., . ' Thro' life,'' said he, "together . let us Flit, . Flit. Mlt." ll^r answer was a stunner, lie lively did admit; It bore but one construction? It was "Nit! Nit!! Nit!!!" We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by IJall's Catarrh cure. F. J. CHENEY <fc CO., Props., Toledo, O. we trie undersigned, nave kihmvh F. J, Cheney for the br> years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions snd financially able to carry out any obligation male by their firm. WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, <>. Wali>ix?, Kinxax & Makvix, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, C). Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the bloodand mucous surfaces of the system: Price 7"h\ per liottle. Sold by all. Druggists. Testimonials free. An excange says: "Gel a nick ePs worth of nitrate of silver at the drug store and put it in a tumbler of water from your well Tf tl.Q u-ilor mire if will re XI 111V/ I?j !'? . v/ ? ... - main clear. If impure it will turn blue; if very impure it will turn milky. In this simple manner you can know if your well needs cleaning and possibly head off a run of typhoid fever. jomnson's CM ILL AND FEVER TONIC Cures Fever In One Day. Dandruff, which causes so much itching of the scalp, can be cured by Hall's Hair Renewer, because it is a corrective tonic for the glands producing dandmlT. Election tickets printed at the County Record office. Poor Blood is starved blood. It shavs itself in oale cheeks, white lips* weak digestion, no appetite, exhaustion, lack of nerve fence, soft muscles, and, chief of all, weak muscles. Your doctor calls it Amiemia. He will tell you that the weakening weather of suo mer often brings it on. Scott's Emulsion ! of Cod-liver Oil with Hypophosphites, will make poor blood rich. It is a food for over-taxed and weak digestion, so prepared that it can easily be taken in summer when Cod-liver Oil or even ordinary foods might repel 8G0TT & EOVN^ J* New York For ? *? #? |M. ?ad fca? ?y # 4ngg*? t CPrmb'-riain s Eye aad Skm Omtrajnt I If unequalled for Eczema, Tetter, Sa!t? I Rheum, Jtcahl Head, Sore Nipples, Chapped | Hands, itching Tiles, Turns. Frcst Tiles, j Chronic Sore Kvw and (ininulated Eve i-ids For saie In* druggists at 20 cents per box. 10 horseIjwners. For putting a horse in a tine healthy condition try l>r. C::<lv'e Condition Powders i They tone up the system, aid digestion, curt ! loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct | kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving ! new life to an old or over-worked horse. 25 j cents per package. For Kile by druggists. | i Tav T.?n#R Plaice STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Williamsburg. Bv virtu re of sundry executions to me directed I have levied ui><;n and will sell the following described lands tor taxes before the court house door in Kings tree on the first Monday in September next to the highest bidder for cash, viz. 1.50 Acres of land in Hope township belonging to Margaret Ann Wright and bounded north by lands ,of Rradshaw, west by Montgomery south by W. E. McCollough Lire, east by Nelson Gist. 2. Also 33 acres in Penn township iH'Jonging to estate Pompey Mitchuin and bounded north by lands of J. T. Bran, south by Nero Holmes west by Frank Scott, east by estate It. II. Hudson. 3. Also 1 acre in Penn townshin belonging to Mrs. Louis M. Bryan, and bounded north by lands of Est. of Gourdin, east by Est. Gourd in it i __ r% u f it .4 t sou in ny ir. cc ij. jv. iv., wesi uy Lantern Ferry public road. J. D. DANIEL, W. C. Aug 16th, 1897. CITATION. STATE OF SOU'l'h CAROLINA. COUNTY OF WILLIAMSBURG. By E. M. Smith Esquirk, Probate .Judge. WHEREAS E. S. Brown lias made suit to mo, to grant him letters of administration of the Estate of and effects of F. 31. Brown, these are therefore U. cite and admonish all and singular tl e kindred the creditors of the said F. M. Brown deceased, that they l?c and appear before me. in the Court of Probate, to be held at King-tree S. C. on Sept. 6th after publication hereof at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the .'aid administration should not la? granted. Given under my hand, this '21st day of Vug Anno Domini, 1897. -- -i J...J a .... l' lonsncu on uie zom unv ui .tug. 1J07 in the Comity Record. L. M.Smith, ' it. P. J.W.C. ; Clerk's Sale. o STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF WIL-I/.MSBURO, In The Coukt Of Common P?eas. By virtue of a decree under order of the court to me directed, in tlie following stated case. I will sell at the court bouse in Klngstree, S. 011 the tlrst Monday in September next, within the legal hours for making public sales, the following described real property. To wit: t Alt that certain piece, parcel, or tract of land situate lying and being in t/ie corny 01 ? liiuunxuurg, nuiuj <n South Carolina, containing one hundred acres. more or less, bounded nortu by hinds of T. J. Duke and Edwin Epps; East by lands'of .T. B. Chandler; South by lands of ,J. G. MeCollopgh, and West hy lands of Lawyer Meradden: to be sold under payment of foreclosure at the su it of Morris Boar & Bro., plantiffs. against .Ino S. MeCollough, detendant. Terms of sale, cash; purchaser to pay for necessary papers. W. W. Grayson, c. c. r. & g. s., Williamsburg County* Aug. 14, 1807. 10,01 COW HIDES, WANTED. CASII prices paid at*your door. Apoly to F.M. BRinflN, S[? Church, S. C. W/T, Williams, Manufacturer of SHINGLES, KINGST.REE, S. C. kThese Trices: No 1 Heart Shingles, j>er 1,000 $-1.50 2nd Hand Hearts, .. .. 3.50 48. All Hearts. .. .. 3.00 3s. All He* its, .. .. 2.50 Sap Shlngl is, .. .. 2.50 Jlyl5?Iy The County Record, $1a year. GLENN SPRi a-z_,E3sr3sr ss= i 'I'lioroup 111.* IEoikmsilotl. Mo VlVl XA.MTAKV ( 0>D1 Hleolrlo 4'nll 1WK Ktc.. Hi BEST BAND I* Dancing, Tennis, Billiard Ills are laving the large:! AT THIS TIME For rale of board apply to SilUill.. 1 Same Place, h I Qi J. N. Robs tnn 1> i l? 1 X'? . J.iO ivisi i>ay anu i^us. Commission Meicl ?i Choice Hay, Oats, Corn i 1 Consignments of Cotton. Poultry, When you ship your great satisfaction ii dealing with a rehab j. n. robison & son, ! SHEPHERD 232 Meeting Street, Slate Agenti Otrer ^uo styles Cookin ALSO OIL COOKE] H D REDDICK, Agent for Gi BUY THE Ot "WHITI GEO. S. BARE, IS NOW OPEN! COMPLE 0 drugs" and Brought to Kii . and see how' buy FO! 'sh ~ INGS HOTEL 1 XBrLTO-S^ S. C. 'I I r\ ire an?i <'ui*iur Kxcelleat* '/Jl ' ? - , inns pi:k fwt. %w j I THE SOUTE?^ 1 . d.,.,/;?n and many other S, ftw///>0 ??,omenta. . 'M | ; crows m sees u urne i; OF THE YEAR. I , J ' * * For rates of water apply tO$|jj >1 I M m m | Same Business | 1E5 jfl son & Son. ;i 1 and 2 Atlantic Wharf- jj iants and Dealer Jj und Prepared Cew Food. '.jB v^uS Kggs and Farm Prod act? Solicited. ' >} products there is a" ' i :|| n knowing you are A'. /J| Charleston, S. O. rtfl o Stove ' *|jl ralvanized \ul ^ff ^ ' ^x|Ihbmm2H . 111 ' *?^? er and Heatinir'8tOves J rs and heaters. < "i viand and Michigan Stoves. | ELEBRAtED I CEZOR-2"" I oirs. ^ 1 'M Agent, KWESTBEL11 J im THE MOST 1 TE LINE i MEDICINES I II igstree. Gal I cheap you can R GASH.