The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, April 14, 1898, Image 4
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PUBLISHED EVKRY THURSDAY AT
KINGSTREE, S. C.
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LoCis J. Bristow,
EDITOR AXD PROPRIETOR.
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Six Month*. In advance, - - .50
Three Month*, In advance, - .25
ADVERTISMEXTS inserted on lllternl
term*. Kate* made known upon ap
plication.
no money to Agents, except
.? upon express authority.
Thursday. April 14,1398.
, An Unfortunate Occurrance.
A very unfortunate outbreak
occurred among the cadets at the
$
citadel last week, which resulted
in the expulsion of sixty-four ol
the young nun from the institution.
Some weeks ago cadet
Cantey, a young man from Clarendon
county, reported five cadets
for breaking garrison and
going to a dance. The five stu
dents were subsequently suspend
ed, and the young man Cante\
was requested by the other cadeti
to leave the -institution, which he
refused to do. The students I her
wrote a petition, which was sign
ed bv 8ixtv-four students, t(
( antev's father requesting him to
remove his son. which was alsf
Tefused. The cadets appealed tc
the faculty, but without avail. A
f a last resort, the cadets who be
'
lieved they had been outraged by
/ a flagrant violation of an unwnt
ten law of all schools, by cade
L
Caotey, resolved to put him ou
> i
by force, and on Monday night o
last week they attempted to carrj
out their purpose, but were intercepted
by Col. Coward and othe
members of the faculty with th<
assistance of thirty policemen
The revolting cadets became ver
boisterous and profane, and il
took some time to get them quiet
At a special meeting of the boarc
of visitors held later in the week
alter a full hearing of the case
the board reached the determination
that, in Older to maintain tin
dicipline of the institution, th<
aixty-^four cadets who took par
in the outbreak should be expelled,
which was at ovce done
The affair is very much regrette<
by everybody, for it can only wort
ot hurt the magnificent instilu
tion.
Farmers Institutes
President Hartzog, of Clemsor
college, has announced that at ;
. recent meeting of the faculty o
the college it was decided to hoh
a farmers' institute in every coun
ty which desired one. These institutes
are as instructive to tin
larmers as the teachers institute
are to the teachers, anc
Williamsburg should have one ty
all means. Too many farmeis
1 !!?.!- -I il. __;l >L.l ll...
Know so mue 01 me son mat uiej
work, that year after year the}
spend labor and money on manj
an acre that brings in but verj
little return, because they do nol
konw the nature of the soil anc
know how to treat it, These institutes'
are intend to educate th<
farmers, and are very instuctive.
We endeavored to get the peo
pie of this county interested in ar
institute last year, but failed ut
terly to create even a aerobians
of desire to have one on part o
anyone. We are willing to mak(
.all the arrangements with Clem
sou, it tuere is any wish on part ot'
the people of the county to have
an institute.
j Farmers,just drop us a card,
1 and 'nve'll do the rest."
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This war affair has caused an
appropriation of $100,000 to be
made tor the Port Royal dock,
j thanks to the energy and perse
Iservanceof Congressman Elliott.
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Whether we have war or not, this
j money was needed at the dock
, ana it will make it one of the
! best in this country.
The State hoard of control
last week bought 503 barrels and
265 cases of whiskey, 3 carloads
1 of beer, 2.000 gross corks, 4 boxes
tinfoil and five hundred pound,
of lead seal,for the dispensiry.
McKinley is being "cussed"' al
over the land for his course in the
!
Spanish-American trouble. Well
he can stand it, for he would have
been abused by somebody no mat
ter what course he pursued.
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1} The baseball season will soor
be upon us, and also the Stat*
campaign, and then we will hav<
r! a rest from so much war in tin
? papers.
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The "war scare" has caused al
i
the newspapers to talk very lit^
tie politics.
JOHNSON'S
' CHILL AND
1 FEVER TONIC
Cures Fevei
In One Day.
It is a great leap from the ol(
I fashioned doses of blue-mass am
nauseous physics to the pleasan
* little pills known as DcWitt's Lit
1 tie Early Risers. They cure cor
r stjpation, sick headace and billious
ness. Wallace & Johnson.
r JOHNSON'S
e CHILL AND
; FEVER TONIC
Cures Fevei
In One Day.
No-To-liac for Fifty Cent*.
' Guaranteed tobacco bablt cure. mai.es weal
meu blrong, biood pure. 5bt\ $1. Al! druggists
a MlttnA.it mttifA. Ill ftliu /||" til
| xi (IIIIC9C mnci in <miv \#i in
; publications of his own countr
has summed up the pecnharitie
3 of the American people in a par
5 agraph which is as follows: uTne
t live months without eating
_ mouthful of rice; they eat bill
locks and sheep fn euormou
j quantities; they have to bath
frequently; they eat meat wit
k knives and prongs; they never ei:
joy themselves by sitting on thei
ancestors'graves, but jump arouru
and kick balls as if paid to do i
and they have no dignity, for the
j may be found walking with wc
men."
i
i j I Modem Treatment of
; uonpM
j j! The latest work on the
J 1; treatment of diseases, written
1 i o by forty eminent Amrrican
j I! physicians, says: "Cod-liver
\ [ oil has done more for the con]
\ sumptive than all other remef
j [ dies put together." It also
7 j j .says: " The hypophosphites
i >. of lime and soda are regarded
f I \\ by many English observers as
f; \\ specifics for consumption."
\ j i: Scott's Emulsion
11: ?????
; i > contains the best cod-liver oil
5 ll in a partially digested form,
i J \ combined with the Hypophosj
j | phites of Lime and Soda. This
j ] ; remedy, a standard for a
1 j n quarter of a century, is in j
. j ( i exact accord with the latest ?
11 ! views of the medical profession. I
i; : Be jure you get SCOTT'S J
1 ; { Emulsion. 3
>li All druggists ; 50c. and $1.00. j
3 < ? SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists. New York. Jj
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ATTENTION, VETERANS.
j Imported Letter to Those Who Are
Going to Charleston.
i We have received the following!
I communication from General C. I.
i Walker, commanding the South'
j Carolina Division of the United,
i Confederate Veterans, with the re- [
j quest that it be published:
The Y. M. B. L., and the good |
people of Charleston in respond j
to a suggestion from one; not a I
; citizen ol Charleston, have deler-!
mined to entertain free all such :
Veterans who while able to pay '
iil.uir tvtilrnnri fair to the cifv. can
not maintain (hems-elves while in
the city, and whose desires are;
once more to meet their old comrades.
The people of Charleston have
' large enough hearts to entertain
> free all Veterans, and they only
regret that their purses are not as
large as their hearts. But they
' will take care of such as cannot
!: afford to take care of themselves.
, In so l;?rge a gathering such a
nFMiiluiru i< uiit til J?P :?lll<P,l I hpft*
, IHOHV^V
tore, the commit tee in charge ar
forced to have some restriction
which will protect them Iron, iin?
{ position, if attempted. They wiil,
1 therefore, require of such as they
- will take care of. a certificate from
- the Commander of the.nearest
i i Camp, if a U. C. V., from the Com
j mander of his Camp, that the comra
le is a Veteran, and is financial
I ly unable to pay his board while
- in the city. All such comrades
are, therefore, cautioned that they
must secure such certificate to
admit them to the quar ers pro
vided.
: Why take Johnson's
Chill & Fever Tonic?
Because it cares the
ij most stubborn case
J of Fever in ONE DA Y.
| PA word to the wise is sufficient*'
j and a word from the wise should he
j sufficent, hut you ask, who are the
| wise? Those that know. The oft
i reapeted experience of trustworthy
: persons may he taken for knowledge
i Mr. W. M.Terry says Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy gives better satis,
faction than any other in the mar.
j ket. He has been in the drug business
at Elkton. Ky., for twelve
' years; lias sold hundred of bottles
of this remedy and nearly all other
* cough medicines manufactured,
which shows conclusively that
e j Chamberlain's is the most satisfai
y i torv to the people, and is the best,
lg I For sale by Wallace & Johnson.
v A little boy asked for a bottle of
a "get up in the morning as fast a>
I you can." The druggest reeoenizerl
a household name for DeWitt's LitIS
tie Earlv. Risers, and eave feim e
e bo'tie of those famous little pills
h for liver and stomach troubles.
Wallace & Johnson.
ir
j Thousands of sufferers fromprippe
have been restoard to health by
One Minute Couph Cure. It quicky
ly cures couphs, colds, bronchitis
>- and all throat and lunp trouble
Wallace & Johnson.
I SSmmmmmmimmmnmni
111 JUST RI
II A New, Well-S<
: | Elegant
! I First-dlass
| TOo
E Satisfaction
^UUUiUiUiUUiUUUUUUUii
V ,
Rheumatism Cured.
My wife has used Chaniberlain's'
Pain Balm for rheumatism with j
jrreat relief, and I can recoronied j
it as a splendid liniment for rheu-!
matism and other hosehold use
for which we havi found it
valuable.- "W. J. Cuyler, Red Creek
X. Y.
Mr. Cuyer is one of the leading
merchantsofthis village and one
of the most prominent men in the
\?icinitv.?\V. G.Phiprin, Editor of
tho Red Creek Ilereld. For sale by
Wallace & Johnson.
I whs rending an advertisement
of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy in the Woseester
Enterprise recently, which led me
to write this. lean truthfully say
I never used any remedy eqcal to it
' for colic and diarrhoea. I have
to use more than one or two doses
to cure the worst case with myself
lor children.?W. A. Stroud, Popoj
moke City. Md. For sale by Wal
lace & Johnson.
Thirty-five years make a genera
tion. That is how long Adelye Fisher,
of Zanesville,?()., suffered from
piles. He was cured by using tnree
boxes of DeWitt's Whitch Hazel
, salve. Wallace & Johnson.
A torpid liver robs you of ambition
ind rui syourhoalth. DcWitt
. ..XI- 1>: fl.n li,.n.
1 blUll' r.iiny Ul.wisvitnu.ic uir n?n
! eu re constipaonnlnts ano niaeh
| and liver troubles. Wallace A Johnj
son,
^'o Cure, .>o Pav*
That is the way all. druggists
sell drove's Tasteless Chill, Tonic
' lor Chills and Malaria. It is siin
plv Iron and Quinine in a taste
less form. Children love it
Adults prefer it to bitter, uauseat
iug Tonics. Price, 50c.
To Cure Couattputton Forever.
Take Case-arets Canily Cathartic. 10c or Cf.a
If C. G- C. fail to cure, druiarisut rcfuud muncr
liofieiiii
j and about which such tender and
; holy recollections cluster as that
! of " Mother "?she who watched
over our helpless infancy and guided
our first tottering step. Yet
the life of every Expectant Moth!
er is beset with danger and all effort
should be made to avoid it,
ip- . so assists nature
.Mother s ifsra
,! pi . the Expcctanl
nS 1F5 ft C n i L?it:u i*j
B WLivl ward without
i dread, suffering or gioomy fore
bodings, to the hour when sh<
; experiences the joy of Motherhood
Its use insures safety to the livc.!
of both Mother and Child, and sh<
i is found stronger after than before
; confinement?in short, it "make:
Childbirth natural and easy," a:
so many have said. Don't b<
| persuaded to use anything bu'
MOTHER S FRIEND
11
,! 44 My wife suffered more in ten min
j utes with either of her other two chil
1 dren than she did altogether with he
| last, having previously used four bot
'ties of 'Mother's Friend.' It is i
blessing to any one expecting to be
' come a MOTHER," says a customer
Henderson Dale, Carmi, Illinois
t Of Draughts at 11.00. or sent by mall on receip
of price. Write for hook containing testimonial
ana valuable information for all Mothers, fret
The BradleM BenUtor Ca, Atlanta, Ga.
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2CEIVED, |
sleeted Stock of ?
E?i |
: '-Hlatcrtal; 1
tdcratc Wires. |
Guaranteed. %
HI dS JfflC?11>S9 '|
IT L0TJ13 JACOBS'. %
mimmmummiM
*1.1 u
| CasH DrY
GoodS
StorE,
i .
Ilere'sa list?>f special valves, nestm
niit It without a wonl of argument a* tci
the whys and wherefores, so that eacl
article and each price may tell Its owi
barman story?to stand or fall on its owi
merit.
Job lot of peaerdes at Se, fa t colors.
Heaotifol I.appets at 8e and 10c.
Good washing ('alicoatSc.
Good gingham* at 3c.
Silk init's at Ihe.
Childrciis silk bonnets at 25c.
Chenile covers at 2.V.
Sheeting at Ibe, 15c, 1*Sc and 25e.
o?o?o
I
i Furniture
Department
Solid Oak. lb-piece l?ed room suit
' from $17 to $150.
Uoekers and Chairs cheaper tln.n evf
before.
Five-foot extension tables $3.50.
Kitchen tables from $1.25 to $1.75.
10-pleee foilet Sets $2.19.
, .Xnotherlot of Window shades froi
I 10c to#l.
, j 3 by 4 all-wool art squares at $7.73.
We have a large assortment ofai
. I .1 jlf.U Ollfl h0.|lltifl
V? u? VUftlVUC .
| pattern*.
i We have a hi? Stock of Mattings an
are selling at old prices.
Buell & Roberts
| 373 AM> 573 l?n(> JHUEE'
Corner Cannon Street,
: I Charleston, 8.8.
|| B.W.Mixon,
t! ii
; j| Blacksmith and
to! Horseshcer,
si ^^ssm :
5 j $ CiE^DK AC, RCP.I3RIM>i
Sjffl AKATI.Y A.\l>
:hii nvii'Ki.v
t: jj im?>R .
|! jjj -***?***~~
I i Satisfaction
!i
:|| Guaranteed.
II lis tee, s. c.
' ijlApr. 14th '9S-ly.
t -
' Wanted.
An honest, intelligent, energeti
: sober man; one who moans bus
? ness. to sell and collect for the Sii
?iger Sewing Maehing company i
S J the lower part of Wiliiamsbur
i county. The pusine.su insnres got
i results to tqe right sort of niei
; Others are doing well, why n<
; j you.
i! Applicants must be able to fur
' I nish horse, harness anda #.">00 bond
| i The Ixmd may be either personal <
j; in a security company. For fu
?j ther information write to the ut
J | dersigued, who will be gird to tal
I i with you personally about the ma
\' ter.
|| R. M. SQUIRES,
| Georgetown, S. C.
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j! Registration NoticeI
""""
| The otHce of the supervisors of regi:
| J tration will be opened on the fir*t 31oi
; day in every month and the two d.n
II immediately following, for the purpo;
registering of any persons wl.o are qua!
! I tied as follows:
[ I Who shall have been a resident <
I tie State for two years, of the count
; one year and of the polling precinct i
| in which the elector offers to vote ton
II months before any election, and shal
; a ve paid, six months before any elec
I o.i any poll taz then due and payable
I v u who cm both read and write an
I ction of the Constitution of 1 Sl>.> sul
! nitted to him by the supervisors of rej!
I t ration, or can show that he owns, an
as pa'd a?l taxes collectable during tl:
revious year, on property in this Stal
ssessed at three hundred dollars, oi
more. J J EARDY,
C'leik of board.
ammiits.
The bladder wasereated for one purpose,
namely, a receptcle for the urine
and as such it is not liable to any fonu
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 dis- ^
eases. ^ - 14
CHIEF CAUSE.
Unhealthy urine from unhealthy
kidneys is the chief cause of bladder
trouble. So the womb, like the bladber,
was created for one purpose, and
if not doctored too much is not liable, -w^v
to weakness or disease, except in rare
cases. It is situated of and very closa
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 wotnb
trouble of some sort. The error is
ensily made and may be as easily
avoided. To find out-correctly, set
your urine aside for twenty four hours
a sediment or settling indicates kid.
ney 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 contsand one dollar.
! You may have a sample bottle and
i pamphlet both sent free by mail, upon
recipt of three two-cent stamps to cov- ,
er cost of postage on bottle. Mention s .
Countv Record and send your address
to l)r. Kilmer & Cb., Binghamton, N
Y. The proprietors of this paper
guarantee the genuineness of this offer.
As Old Idea. )
Every day strengthen! the belief of eminent
physician! that impure blood if the
cause of the majority of our diseases.
Twenty-five year* ago this theory was used
as a basis for tlie formula of Browns' Iros
Bitters. The many remarkable cures effected
by this famous old household remedy are
sufficient to prove that the theory is correct.
Browns' Iron Bitters is sold by all dealers.
>r Pale Youth (to dusky brother
-Anyhow, wouldrt I be a fool to
fight wid you, it I ge ye a black j
n eye it would'L show.
5 lit Mil Hffljfl. j
T A Klornm, Jl Ibecrent che Jmrf
is? unit KotenlUt Will Mead
Free to I he A llliete4? 3
Ilotfle* of hi? A'ewlr IU*?
i. eovercd Me medico
(o core Comninp*
1? Hon and all
Lin? 'IVm
b le??
Nothing could be fairer, more
philanthropic or carry more joy to
- the afflieted, than the offer of T. A
+ Slocuni, M. C., of 183 Pearl street
Ijt New V>rk City.
$ j Confident that he has discovered an
t
$ absolute cure for consumption and
all pi <1 men a r}-complaints, and to
h make its great merits, known, he
- j will send, free, three buttles of medicine,
to any reader of The County
5* Keeord who is suffering from ehest,
f. bronchial, throat and luug trouble*
ft or consumption.
ft Already this "new scientific course
ft of medicine has permanently cured
ft thousands of appearantly hopeless
ft cases.
ij The Doctor considers it his reJig*
fa ons duty?a duty which he owes to
ft humanity?to donate his infallible
ft cure.
ft Offered freely, is enough to contend
ft it. and more so is the perfect oonfi- '
? dehce of the great chemist making
to the proposition. , . ..
? He has proved the dreaded conJ>;
sumption to be a cureable disease
_ beyond any doubt.
There will be no mistake in sending 4
?the mistake will be in overlooking*
c, the generous invitation. He has on
file in his American and European. -.
n* laboratories testimonials of expe- ~
fr rience from those cured in all parts
?j of the world. * v
ii. Don't delay until it is too late. - ;
3t Address T. A. Slocum. M. C., 1)8Pine
street, New York, and when writing .
- the Doctor, please give express and: \
1. | postoftiee. address, and mention _ S
>r | reading this article in the County v
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