The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, January 27, 1898, Image 6
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Thursday, Jan. 27.JI89&.
JAII' ' ?I - - 9. X
archer for governor.
State Senator E L Archer, of
Spartanburg, in a card published
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last Thursday announced his can_
^?did^cy for the Governorship.
Senator ^Trchei*ir"fnaff6rnr$, in
short,economy, industry, educa^
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tion and temperance. In regard
' to the latter his card says: "I am
' In lavor of the dispensary as it
now stands until the people deL
*irtA nl harxi'ica* then f slisill Riin
r Vi*w W...V. '?.w, w?~.. ?r
port prohibition with a provision
*WacfnHl that those towns or
counties which prefer prohibition
shall pay for its enforcement in
Iheir borders."
B Senator Archer is said to be a
of rare talents and unusual
ability. He is a good senator,
and has always been very sue
eessful from a business standpoint
Sd private life. He will no doubt
make the coming race for Governor
an exciting and interesting
U at It k^vtk eanaf A? A dokul*
our. - n mi uuiu scimivi uivnv.
and ex-senator Watson to fight
Governor Ellerbe's chances 6eem
to be very slim. However there
is no telling shot the tut are will
develop, and no one knows' who
else will be in the race. The
primary election is yet seven
months off. and no one can possibly
foretell the result of it.
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The Columbia Daily Kecord
evidently has little use for Gov
ernor E Her be. Just what that
paper autf the Uovemor "leii out'
about we do not know, but the
following editorials clipped from
a single issue of the Daily .Record
4 shows conclusively that Ellerbe
cannot depend upon the suppori
I of^Editor Keoster during the
camparpB -aext summer:
Ellerbe** troubles are multiplying
like nutgrass spreads in a cultivated
field.
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The State camplaceutly calls attention
to Governor Ellerbe's "peac*
and unity" policy. It may. It bat
- its "piece."
Senator Archer has few equals ir
^ a rough and tumble'debate and Colonel
Watson deserves the title of "old
y| man eloquent."
^ ' The "political chdeer off' will
commit suicide before tackling two
such tough customers- as Colonel
k Watson and senator Archer.
Governor Ellerbe's "peace and
Hi unity" poticf has been a uuicy of
perfect selfishness and a "piece" to
^H thoetf who will come over to Ellerbe.
Ellerbe's "Mary-had-a-little-lanib"
speeches will not sound well this
r summer wben spoken on the same
stumps from which Archer and Watson
move their audiences with logic
and eloquence.
If both Archer an Watson run the
race to a finish, thousandsand thousands
of Democrats, when they go to
vote in the primary, will say, "How
happy we could be with either dear
charmer, were t' other dear charmer
? away!" .
Mr. John T Bronson, of 1 enmark,
has announced himself a
candidate for the office of Secretary
of State. Of course, it is
'.a
supposed that Mr. Tompkins, the
incumbent, will desire to succeed
himself, and Mr. Bronson may
find that the road to the office of
i a >
the Secretary of State is rocky
aad a hard one to travel.
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A a il head-^nd Coliisiou o<'pur_
L ei near Charleston on the Northeas-I
t?rn railroad last Friday. T\v? men
' w*re instantly killed and a sctore of
otlers injured. One of the injured
nie-> hds since died.^The trains that
collided were the southdounu vestibule
and the local passenger from
Charleston to Columbia, ^he cause
of theSwreck was that the local was
slow in getting on the siding.
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TlJis was our small pox and
vaccination issue. ? Newberry
Obse rver. And so it was: No!
much e' e in its-local columns bul
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v r'i' unts, but 'twas a good
usual, anyhow.
having small
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po. 'small pox lor
dinn nail poi^ for supper.
?Nev y Observe^ Well, the
town it to get its fin 0f jt.
A Trade Getter,
T" * mvy lost trade by i^ing out
nf T Jvtir Pill* nnd 'f
W4 J.VAI11UII O * v * a ' ^ VIII I'*
Pellets. We can seldom evei. jn
duce a customer to take any other
as a substitute for them when thev
have tried R* ion's.?Ju*tk(.e anj
Fletcher, Crossvllle, Ala, \
For sale by Wallace & Johns<on< ?
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Flirting And The Law. ,
A bill is pending in the Vir^j^jy 1
Degislature lo forbid flirting.
It does not aim lo prevl^ *
young women* in their homes 1
and drawing-rooms from using aj] (
their s.veel wiles to commend theiv, selves
to eligible young men a>. 1
desirable wives, but merely to prevent
young ruffians from congrega- '
ting around girls' schools and in-1
solently ogling the young women
in their comings and going.
In olden time Virginia had m, ^
need of a repressive statute of* this
character. There was a system it,
use in that and other States whicl,
effectually repressed this evil with ,
out any statute at all.. s
That system consisted of tw*,
parts. One was the nurture ofgirl?
so carefully that nainsolent ogler f
could hope for any responce froth '
them fo his insolence. The oihtr j
was the restraint of the ogler's i',. (
clinations by an assurance 'hjt 1
the nearest male relative of at,v f
girl insulted by him would wi|)j (
certainty and celerity thrash hiin 1
, "out of his boots."
That was a good system. Whaj
has become of it??Me v Yorjj
| World.
t Johnson's Chill and Fb*
5 ver Tonic is a ONE-DAy
Cure. It. curps the mo$t
[ stubborn case of Fever fa
24 Hours.
Correct.
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5 A brother editor says:
sensible man should get angrv
because a newspaper man duns ;
i him lor money. A dun is not an
impeachment of a subscribing
' integrity, but it is the ou*cTtfiI>jng <
of the publisher's necessity. jror J
instance, a thousand men owe >
from one to lour dollars. Hcj has 1
I to dun them to pay expenses. in_
stead of becoming angry for tyhai '
is honestly due, the subscijher i
should thank the editor for Vaiting
on him patiently and pay Up 1
like a man.
Doa't Tobarco Spit and Smoke Vour life inaT<
To quit tobacco easily and forever. l>9
netic. full of life, nerve and vigor, take ;
i Bar. tbe wonder-worker, that makes wen'^ mcn |
I strong. All druggists,50c orCt. Cureguarun_ j '
1 tccd. Booklet and sample free. ?
j Sterling Hemedy Co., Chicago or New York, j
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Tl>e leg fad of vaccination has i v
{ not struck Spartanburg society : (
I and we hope it won't. A girl i (
j looks rather attractive ?oingjr
| around with an arm in a jding,
j but in no sense is she lovely trv_
ling to get around on all foi|rs> ?
SpartanburgSp rtan.
EverylKxJy Says ??. f;
Cascarets Candy Cathartic. the moijj. won. !
derful medical discovery of the ape; ! "
ant and refreslrrtMr 1* the laaie. act gently i a
and iKisitivel j on klduey*, liver nnd tJoWela, >
cleausing the enti/e system, dl?|>el, ; T|
core iiendiieiie, fever, habitual constj))ftti0n :
and biliousness. Pleaae buy and trt ft ^ox , jyof
C. C. C. to-dn.v; 10, 2.% SO cents, "old and I
guaranteedM> cure by all druggist*. tl
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MERITS ^ JLr
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AYER'S
Cherry -Pectoral
would include the cure of
every form of disease
which affects the throat
and longs. Asthma, Croup,
Bronchitis, Whooping
Cough and other similar
complaints have (when
other medicines failed)
yielded to
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
We see by a telegram in the
laily papers that Price, the while
nan who was mixed up in the
ynchiiiff scrape recently, when
Nonstable Poston was killed, was
irrested in Georgia and held as an
scaped convict, but he lo'd a
itraight I ale,and s 'cured his relea e
rom custody.?Geogelown Times
Why take Johnson's
Chill & Fever Tonic?
Because it cures the
nost stubborn case
of Fever in ONE DAY.
LJvil thoughts swnrm only in
inoccupied minds. Be busy about
10bile rhincs if you would be
iavec} from the ignoble.
J. H. Lunsford & Son. Craft Tex.,
my thut Ramon's Pepsin Chit' n,onc
is cetainly the best on the u*../ket
rhey have never known it to fail
ocure, and their customers ay it
:ures at once. Have just'order more
ind must have it Tasteless and
guarantee 50. For sale by Wallace
k Johnson,
filler night.
Why fake Johnson's
Chill & Fever Tonic?
Because it cares the
most stubborn. case
of Fever in ONE DA Y.
When you think you oughtn't
then you want to; when you know
you can't, then . you've got to.?
New York Press.
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Eilnrntn)our liiinuU i n.. > immrru.
Candy CnUnirtlc. cure const1 nm Jon forever
10c.y ?. If C. C- C. fall, droyiccnirefund money.
If your enemy is too big to whip,
you should forgive him.
The excessive use c>f stimulants
causes the hair to turn gray.
Shun the cup, and restore the
natural color ot the Jiair with
Hall's Hair Renewer.
JOHNSON'S
CHILL AND
FEVER TONIC
m m o?/* r? C At r/i ?*
wu/to i trw
In One tyay.
^ome people contend that it is
lot small pox after all, nor even
liicken pox, but elephant itch.
Ye know women, however, who
yould almost risk the small po^c
han the itch. But do call i^
he elephant eczema?itch ishor-^
ible.?Newberry Observer.
No-To-Hac for Fifty Ceut*.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
leu btroug, blood pure. 60c. |1. All druggistsShould
you or any of the
imilv {ret a burn, moisten comlon
baking soda with water and
pply at once to the effected par:,
t will stop the pain almost like
ingic, and prevent blistering of
le skin.
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V ii exchange says: "Tile nan
who went out to mi k and sat mil
a stump in the middle of I tie pa-line
and waited l'6r the cow i?r
bark up to him was the elder
brother of I he man who kept a
store and didn't advertise because
he believed the purchasing public
would back up to his place when
they wanted anything.
Quinine and other fe?
ver medicines take from 5
to 10 days to cure fever.
John son fs Chili and Fever
Tonic cures in ONE DAY.
If Ihe foolhardy man was only
foolish it wouldn't matter so much:
hut he is always hardy and lives
to a old aire.
vmnm.
The bladder was created for one purpose.
namely, a receptcle for the urine
and as such it is not liable toanyform
of diseases except by one or two ways.
The first way is from imperfect action
of the kidneys. The second is from
careless local treatment of other diseases.
CHIEF CAUSE.
Unhealthy urine from unhealthy
kfdnevs is the chief cause, of bladder
trouble. So the womb, like the blad
ber, was created lor one purpose, ana
if not doctored too much is not liable
to weakness or disease, except in rare
cases. It is situated of and very cl< sa
to the bladder, therefore any pain,
disease or inconvenience manifested
in the kidneys, back, bladder, or uninary
passage is often, by mistake, attributed
to female weakness or womb
trouble of some sort. The error is
enslly made and may be as easily
avoided. To find out correctly, set
your urine aside for twenty fourhours
a sediment or settling indicates kidney
or bladder trouble. The mild
and the extraordinary effect of Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney,
and bladder remedy is soon realized.
If you need a medicine you
should have the best. At druggists
fifty cents mid one dollar. You may
have a sample bottle and pamphlet,
both sent free by mail. Mention the
Countv Record and send your address
to Dr. Kilmer A Co., Binghamton, X
Y. The proprietors of this paper
guarantee the genuineness of this offer.
Slrin "Diseases.
For the speedy and permanent cnre o!
tetter, salt rheum and ecxemay Chamberlain's
Eye and Skin Ointment i
without an equal. It relieves the itch
ing and smarting almost instantly un its
continued use effects a pe.rnsnencure.
It also cures itch, barber's itch,
scald head, sere nipples, itching piles,
chapped hands, chronic, sore eyes and
grannlated lids.
Dr. Cody's Condition Powder* for
horses are the best tonic, blood purifier
and vermifuge Price, 25 cents. Soldbr
Wallace & Johnson.
NOTICE.
Office of County Supervisor, 1
Williamsburg County, >
Kingstree, S. C. >
The chairman of Lake and InL.ufMahlno
tflll U'lth thtJ
limit luminiiqi.i urn m?i/> ? mi
county supervfeo>o?t Eaddys, ford
on Feb. 4th at 1 o*ch?ck to let contract
for bridge at said place. Sj>ec
ideations can be seen that day.
B B Chandler,
i County Super.
J J B Montgomery,
i Clerk.
Clerk's Sales.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF WILLIAMSBURG.
In The Court Of Common Pleas.
By virtureof of decree under order
of the court to me directed in
the following stated case, I will sell
at the court house in Kingstree S C
on the first Mbnday in February,
next within the legal houre for
making publid wiles, the following
described realfproperty to wit: A
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certain piece/oi iauu khuhwi hi
the county and State aforesaid
containing 90 acres more or less and
bounded on the north and east by
lands of Josiph Oockfield, on the
north by lanrls of Sherwood Lee,
Ion the westjby lands of said J C
Lynch and tnesame is the tract of
land on which Mary Older resiles.
Terras of talecah. Tole
sold at the suit of J U Lynch plan-,
tiff, against/ Mary Calder defenjdent.
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I WW GRAYSON,
\ / 0 C P A Referee.
T / NOTICE.
Notice isf hereby given that the
firm of Hiivwitz & Hoffert doing btisincsaat
IJeijson S 0. has dissolved
partnership by mntual consent.
All clafuus will be settled by A. P.
Huuvtz. J
ml A P. HrawiTZ.
I I S. Hoffert.
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That is the way all drJc:ri*f8!
sell (Jrove's Tasteless ChilfFTonn'
for ('hills :m<l Ma{;tri:^_nj7 is sirrr j
p'v Iron and Qu'nine in fl taste j
less lorm. Children love it.;
Adult's prefer it to hitter, nauseating
Tonics. Price, 50c.
citation!
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA!
County of W illuxsburo.
BY K. m. SMITH Esqvikk,
Probate J iulge.
WherensEnunie M Pendergrass has made
suit to me, to ijrant ber letters of administration
of the Estate of and effectr
of J I) fendergrass these arc therefore
to cite and admonish all and singulae
the kindred the creditors of the said
J D Pendergrass, deceased, that th^y 1*
and appear befbre me. in the Court of
Probate, to be held at Klnjrstree 8. C.
on Jan. 24tli after pntdication hereof
at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show
j cause, if any they have, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given nnder niv hand, this 10th day
of Jan Anno Domini, 1898.
Published on the 13th day of-Jan.
1898 In the County Ilecord.
E. M. Smith,
2t. P. J. W. C.
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N. ROBS
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and de
Consignments of Eggs, Toulfr
Choice Timothy flay, per 100 Ib?85e
No. 1 " " w ? " 80c
Heavy White Oats 38c
n n ? 86c
Mixed Oats 32e
White Com 4-">c
Crack " '4.1c
Corn Dran per 100 lbs. 7uc
Weights and Goods Guarar
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ONS CfVE
Don't.Spsi
Med
until you
You can buy them in t
Ten Tabules 1
tbla sort to pa* Ti? ebMptr to gnOtr ty
If you don'tii
fe M ^
J^ipuflis
At the D
Send Fire Cents to T
Spruce St., New York,
hffRMfay1 cartons vriU he raaile
| one that Kipans Tabul
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CURE CON
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W,T. Williams, i
Manufacture* of j
SHINGLES,
KINOSTBEE, & C.
Xol Heart Shin glc#, pe+^^0 (4.30
2nd Iland Hearts,; *0; .. 3,30
4s. AU Hearts. .. .. 3.00 > &
3*. All Her.rts, .. .. 2.50
Sap Shingle*,* .. .. 8.50
JlylS?ly y'r'|
Notice. "';J|
I will be in my office In the ' r:i
court fcouoe in Kingstree S. C.t '
on SATURDAY of each week
and during roy absence, I will
leave my office key with Mr. C. W.
McClani. J
E. M. Smith,
Judge of Probate,
Williamsburg Co, Ci 8. j
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FOOD'S SEFDS aw aptdafiy grown and (1 a
Southern Growers. > J
ood's Docriptiye Catalogue k raort vaio- |
id vahutie^kdoraS# about afl aacdb !
ecklly adapted to the South. r '
EGETABLE and PLOWER SEEDS, 5
Grass and Clover Seeds, Seed V
Potatoes, Seed Oats < '^1
add >
??j j ?-? cmila |
uaruen anu rorui uwu>* \
for Descriptive Cat?log^K* M&ikdircc. Ul I
T. W. WOOD & SONS, J H
EEDSMEN, . , MfCtfcWONIX,
TIE lAilEtT?IBIIIIEaiTIESiirri.^M^M
ON&SQN^H
alers in
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v and Farm Produce solicited.
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Wheat ? ? ? ? 06c
Prepared cow Food per sack fl.'K) j
Ground Oats, per bushel Me B
HUDSUTS OBITS
Per Sack
Meal per sack 90c
SWANS DOWN PATENT FLOUfV
Bbls ,15.75 % Bbls **j00. Sacks I0.S5
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WSON&SON,'
Jli^xleston, S: C.'
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S RELIEF.
id a Dollar
or
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have tried ' .. v
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cartons
dr Five Cents.
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alvmtl pnMl iwwil tow a tow prlo*
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md this sort of
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Tabules
rue*(rist's
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si RriAifs Chemical Comeant, No. to j/
and they will be sent to yo? by mail; or f
d for 48 cents. . The chances ore ten to /
es are the very medicine job seed. /
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