The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, December 02, 1897, Image 4
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Louis J. Bristoav,
EDITOR a xi) proprietor.
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temi*. Rates inailu known iron a|?-!
pik-utkm.
no money to Agents, except
npwi <'*pre*s authority.
Thursday, Dec. 2.1897. j
The <*all i>sued bv l>r. A H
Williams published in last week's
Uouqty ttecord should meet with
hearty favor among cotton-plantare.
We hope that the meeting
la the court house next Monday
iriU he largely a'tended.
Edmund H Deas, colored of
Darlington, has been appointed
by E A Webster, the new collec
lor of internal revenue, deputy
Dollector for the second district.
I which' comprises the counties ol
Chester. Chesterfield, Cherokee,
Clnrenden, Darlington, Florence,
Horry. Kersbaw, Lancaster, Marion,
Marlboro, Williamsburg and,
York.
There has been thir.een homo- j
cides i-i Sumter cbuuty since Jan.!
1, 1897, and this is said to-be tlie j
largest number recorded in any;
county ih the *9tide during the I
same period. \ This is certainly a j
had record, and one that no coun- j
ty desires.
Only two homocides are recordOflin
Williamsburg county this
?the two Italians who were
killed near Sailers last May?and
the murderers have never been
found. / . '
In long interview published
tft >Ko rluilv* nanarc >>f taut
to?* ?MV |/(l|/VIO VI ?MC7I
Thursday, Governor Ellerlje out,
" lined his plan of campaign for re
j* election next year. He confined
I? himself to (he dispensary law, i
. almost entirely. ' His entire inter|
view is published in another ool?
/ omn, hit here is an extract, which
pretty well covers* the entire
The most difficult problem that
confronts its to-day is that of the
liquor traffic. The dispensary; I
tjuuk. is the best solution of the
^ question, but as the Outfits have
* decided that the- dispensary is
not a police regulation I am in
MR favor of amending the dispensary
law, so as to make it a police regulation
by eliminating the profit
feature, and, if necessary; not to
sell :t as a beverage, but only far
mediciua! and sacramental pr.r(poses.
Those who advocate high
- "/lifencse have sure'y not read
hfj carrefulhr the decision of the Court
for in (he case of Scot t vs Donal
v>; the Court advances the views that
the State could prohibit, they
could inspect, but could do no;
mote. It* the dispensary is not a
police regulation, and the State,
^cannot control the liquor under
the dispensary law, it certainty
t' cfcnnot do so under high license.
Besides,* nnder a high license system
i t would i n a lew
month" degenerate into the open
1 bar room. As a ru'e, men who
would buy a license to sell whiskyg
ey would have no moral character
and would be altogetlier irresponsible
and perfectly indifferent to
the welfare of the State and of the
- people. Their only object would
be to ma ke money, and theccn
tituttonal restrictions would bt
disregarded. . This liquor figlu
s not a factional issue. It is a j
figh, between the moral elements!
y of onr people and the liquor met..
UI propose to go before the,
. people on my record, and it nec-1
essarv, to advocate the policy just
outlined. Some of my enemies |
| have said I might be re-elected
because of the unwritten law to :,
five a fovernor two terms. I want
H understood that no one need
keep out of 'the race on thisac I
ount.aici I would not have it as
a mere matter of precedent if my j
efforts did not warrant ai> endor?e- '
ment. If I cannot refute the numerous
charges that have been'
L\ f
nr-de airainst me and I cannot j
-how I?? the people that I have 1
honestly and fait11!*i11!y tried to
discharge the <Inlit-s o' tin-* o!li *e
' do not ("!re to h? re-elected.
Some people m:>y think it is ;i
very fine I Itin<r to l>e Coventor,hut j
there are other things I value;
more hiijh'v, and hel'ore I would
sae?ifire my manliness or any
principle I would he defeated a j
thousand times. \\ hi'e I like to
jilease. I had rather have the con I
scit?u>ue>s i.|' having done my duty !
than liie applause ol the world."'
State Superintendent of Kdttca-;
lion Maytidd has published hi]
annual report f school stutistiscs j
for this year. Tire report shows j
a tola! enrollment of 25SJS3,
against 232.337 in 1S06. The en
rollmenl tor this year sho vs 110,
027 whiles and 130,156 coiords'?
the negroes having 20.120^ more
children attending the schools1
than the whites. Tire numberolj
males is 7; thai of females.)
120.666?a d life re nee of 1,140 in
favor of t lie girls.
The following is a comparative
statement of the enrolment of the;
enrolment
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JS93 223,150
1 Sl>4 22G.7G6
1895 923 021
1S9G 232.337
. 1897 258.1 S3
There has been a markot increase
in the at tend., nee. ilie:
comparison shows;
1S9G. "1897.
White enrolment 10).J59 110,027
Col Vd enrolemen'123,17S 139,15G i
Note: These fi^urs show; how
ever, I hat whiU the attendance ct;
White cl.i clren has injresed 0, j
S78. the attendance of colored;
< hildren has increased 15.9G9, and j
while the percentage of increse ol
whites is about 9 per cent. Listj
year there were 14,000 more col
ored children at public schools;
than white children. This yvarj
the attendance of colored children
is 20,000 more than that of whites
Williamsburg has 0,271 pupils
enrolled this year. The enrol1ment
last year was 5,1 S9, being
1,082 less than this year's enroll
ment. 'flits shows up well for
the county,
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FTTty Years Ago.
Ko theory of germs to chill
Affection's budding blisses;
When ardent lovers took their fill.
No microbes on their kisses.
How happy tlicy were not to know
The germ-fad 50 years ago.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
is the standard family remedy
of the world for colas, coughs
and lung diseases. It is not a
palliative, and is not therefore
put up in small cheap bottles, j
It is put up in large bottles J
for the household. They cost j
more but cure more.
Pads come and go but no >
theory or fad can overthrow
the fact, that the greatest cure
for all colds, coughs and throat
and lung diseases, is Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral.
SO Years of Cures.
A person is always startled
when he hears hitnseli calie.l old
for the firsl time.
rort HU A < E>M
Take Laxative Bronio Quinine
TaMets. All I?ru{rsrists refund the
money if it failes to eure. 2'ic.
No-To-lmt" f?r I*"i fry Cents.
CtuiranUtcO tobuci > habit cure. Iitai.es wealt
uieu airouy. tiiisMt 'nrK. JtOc. M. AJl ?irttt;k'ii is
There are several throws worse
than disappointment in love; rheu
mutism is one.
T? C'?ri? Constitution I orcritr.
Taht* '.isuiiels Oteu.v. t .ufiart'c lacoriV
t C. C. ( lull If I'H.V. lirn vt\ '. filial lliillle,
TIH' man who attendsstriotly to
Lie A.un Loi'lmioco LnC >i tttnu 1 clui/K'
111^ n??o n o? VHVI I
joff.
T? Cure C?>n?< Iw-.tlon KoreTer.
Tat<e i'..Mtircts C.trntT C.uliartfc. lOe orKi'
It C. ii C. fail to i iir"-. tlrtiKUiKts rcfuiul money
New Fruit Store.
0 (i
>rvS l>oor (o Ibn EM*pen?nry
s A*
t ? o
Where will always he found 011
hard a full and eouip.ete line of all
kinds of .fruits, vegetable"* ?Src.
Apples from 8 to i"?c pcrdoz.
Bananas l"? h>2ilc 4* 44
Best Cream Cheese 1"k? 44 lb.
Unaconuts "> to H'c each.
Cabbage tf to loc 44
(>nions \ ~>r qt. :V?c per peek.
Irish Potatoes -k* q ii-ic 44 4i
Fresh parched peanuts every day.
Raisins l"?e per lb. or 2 lbs. for 2">
Turnips <res& everyday 5e bunch
All kinds ofsau-age 10to hie a lb
AL-sO-' *
A new androniplete line of fireworks
and Christmas tricks.
We also pay highest prices for
coon hides, bees wax Ac.
A ffl Siagletary,
Next door to dispensary, Kingstree,
S. C.
Hnw To Find Out.
Fill a bottle or common gUss
with urine and let it stand twenty
lour hours; a sediment or settling
indicates an unhealthy condition
of the kidneys. When nrine s' dns
linen it it positive evidence of kid- ,
ney trouble. Too frequent denre
to urinate or pain in the ba?*k, is 1
also convincing proof that the kid-,
nevs and bladder are out of order
WHAT TO DO.
There is comfort in the k"owledge
so often expressed.'that I)rKilmer's
Sw nip-Root, the great
kidney remedy t.ilfills.everv wish
in r lieving pain in 1 he back kid <
nevs. liver, bladdier ajid evers
part of the urinary pnssacger. It i
i*r?rreets inability to hold urine
and scalding pain in passing it, 01
bad effects following use of liquor.
iv.ne or beer, and ov .Tcoines that <
ttitp]en^;int necessity of beii?jr compelled
to get up many times dtir- :
ing the night to urinate- The
mild and the extraordinary effect :
>f Swamp-Kool is soon realized
It stands the highest for its wonierl'ul
cures of the most dislivssng
cases. If you need a modi
cins you should have the he's!. ;
Sold by druggist price fifty eents
ind one dollar. You may have'1 i
sample bottle and pamphlet both
sent free by mail. "Mention
fhe County Record and send vonr
iddress to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing |
lamton. N. Y. The propritors of
his paper guarantee the genuine
iess of t his offer. . i
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In order to reduce onr enor-:
utous stock, we are offerni<: >umei
II '" I
In everv depaitnient. .Fu>l
:r!iinre down this minim* and see J
riieirreat values we areoiferin^ in
.
/MnrTTITAI
uLUTHIJMT,
SEWING
MACHINES,
BUREAUS,
BEDSTEADS,
CHAIRS,
SAFES,;
BRIDLES,
- COLLARS,
Harness,
TINWARE,
HARDWARE!
SHOES |
HATS,1
DRY-GOODS,!
&C., &C.
Coffee, 10c Rj; best, 20c.
Sewing Machines, $3, $5 up to
#25.
Flour, #3 75, $4.25, $5 and #6.25; !
Hh'iis. Xn. 1.. 12ir fb: Salmon. 10c:
Dove Oysters, 10c; Condensed Milk
M; sittulia brand, 10r; Lye. 5 and 8; j
i'obacco, 15c up; Starch, 5c ft>; Ex
tra Spiced Pickles, 10c.
Bureaus. $3.90 to $5.50.
Bedsteads, $1.35 to $5 50.
Chairs. 40c to 60c.
Sd'es, $2 35 to $4 00'
Bridles, 45c to 60c.
Collars S5c to $1.15.
Harness, $5.50 to $10.00. one
set double. $22.00.
Tin ware, Crockery and Buck-1
?ts,2 and 3 brass hoops,25c to 30c. |
Grass Blades, 90c.
Stoves,-$7.00 to $9.75.
Prices in hardware too numer-j
>us to mention.
Shoes. 50c 75c 90c $1.00 $1.25
f 1.50 $5.00 and $3.00.
Hats, 15c, 20c, 25c, 30c, 40c, 75c
M. to $3.
Caps, 15c to 50c.
Thread, ^spools jlor 5c.
Black Hawk Corn Shellers. $2.
Drv Goods in proportion to the
ibove prices.
L J Bmckinton, Ex., Est, of
S P Bulilll
.y, P
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1 '^iwi >j? ' ? i?i wa. -i+mrrmma??M
fins CMfe
Our Fall Stuck i now ready and aw*
buy a suit every day fur various reason
yuu c um* t.? us. V e can prove it by y<
| cd it;, us. Give as an eye-sight test s
Msi's, Mi' d Irs;
Xo fine in the Carolina^ can under?
1 That's an impossibility We bought ni
law went into effect, awl our customers
and price we- meet your wish at every
Men's frond, serviceable suits at
Men's extra good. all-wool suits, in sele
! Men's fine black diagonal suits at
Men's *uits in imported and selected fa
, Children's stylish, serviceable school su
Hats and Caps. Chin
Howard hat, which is equal to anythin
tiling worth having- in the head-gear li?
.furnishing g<
from a pair of suspenders to a collarunderwear
to a pair of kid gloves, you
at prices to meet your approval.
jeJoots and Shoe?.
celebrated Hess & fero.'s fine shoes. Y<
where. They're all right in material, a
want a pair of shoes, remember us.
FINE CLDTHIN
Kxtra room snd extra hands have 1
t's woudertui demanded mis.
I rienced tailors are now prepared to in
Trade. And when you'll note our splei
surely he satisfied that this is the place
suit of cloth?;. Tfle satisfaction we giv;
BANOV & \
Cor. King and Calhoun i
3 Points to Remember. "
IN QUALITIES J
win it. No rootn for the unsatisfactory
' 0 rF YT T U Fashion's latest fan
Ol I ILiIj* ings. When a th?n<
1313 TYou can always c
1 further here than
dersold not if we know it, and that"; o
HAIL ORDERS PBOHPTI
We hate in our employ MR. \V, B. I
some of the largest Northern houses, in
posted, and keeps in touch with the de
intrusted to liiin will receive prompt a
Same, Place, jj M
J. N. Robsc
130 East Bay and Nos. 1 ti
Commission fkzh
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Choice Kay, Oats, Corn an
Consignni'enls of Cotton. Poultry, Kgj
When you ship your pr
great satisfaction in I
dealing wilh a reliable I
J. X. ROBSON & SON,
ONE GIVES
Don't Spenc
for
Medic
until you ha
Ycu enn buy them in the
Ten Tabules for
sort is pat np cheap!/ to crater to* anWe
If you don't find
Ripans T
At the Dn
s^nd Five Cents to The R
Spruce St., New York, and t
LtrJP&pn"j&' 12 cartons will I?e mailed for
Vir&i'Jr one t-iat R'Pans Tabules an
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CML BE
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lits your inspection. "You don't
nof easy or economical unless
mr neighbor if he has never tradomctinic.
v - $qM|
h E^dy-Made Clsihi&g.
-ell us on Beady-Mnde Clcthinj?.
v entire stock before the tariff
i reap the benefit; in quality^styte
rted patterns, at # > and (J.OO ?
brics from |7.50 to - 15.00
it- from 75c up. .
btless you know we are the sole
rleston agents for the celebrated
g on the market. We have everyle
at prices most reasonable.
p\ O From a natty neck
V ) JL>0 tie to a dress shirt
button?from a suit of woolen
will fin.l our line complete, at
s department is flourishing. We
sole Charleston agents for the
?.i can't find better shoes any- ' tyle,
shai?e and price. Wheu you
G TO ORDER
x?en secured by this department.
An ext ra cutter and extra expeeet
increased demands for Fall
vlid assortment of fabrics, you'll -' ?
to leave your measure for a fine
? is iir far advance of our prices.
/ OLASKf, I
3ts., Charleston, 8- C.
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Ve aim to keep only the l?est?the
ind that retain trade, as well as
; in our stock. *>j|
cie$ And full swing in our show?
is ne\y and good, we have iu
ou it on your dollars traveling i
anywhere else; we are never un-.
?ne of the secrets of our success.
Of ATTENDED Tl. 4M J|
iOGAN, who, having represented
tills section, for years, Is well ; $
mods of this section, Anything
t tent ion.
Same' Business
. ?3 S M
in & Son. 1
iiid 2 Atlantic Wharf.
its and Dealers ; Jl
i Prepared Cow Food.
and Farm Products Solicited. * |m
rxiurts there is a
\n?wmy you are
Charleston, S. C.
RELIEF.
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i a uouar -m
:ine
.ve tried
paper 5-cent cartons
Five Cents.
rcj preaaul Oemzad tar a tow pric*
this sort of '
abules
uggist's . |
tPAVS CHE^nCAL COMPANY, No. 10
hcv will be sent to you by rati!; or
43 cents. The chances are tea to
e the very medicine yea