The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, April 21, 1898, Image 5
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Question.
first question may be
BP^^inswered either affirmatively or
negatively. In South Carolina
most assure Iv for all time past
the Piohibitiomsts have been
Democratic; for they have always
acted and voted with the Democratic
party. In such States n>
New York they have not been
Democrats, because they never
act or vote with the Democratic
party.
Prohibitionists can crtainly run
Ill lilt? Ufinot'iaui: j'i juiiii jm??-,
vided they run as Democrats subject
to tiie rules of the Democratic
parly. Under other conditions j
there would soon be no* Democratic
party. Organization and discipline
are necessary for the in-j
tegrity and perpetuity of the par- ,
IV. ,
In t lie sense'in which the terms!
"Reformer'' and "Straightouls" ;
have been used there has been |
up to this time, no recognized fac |
tion of the Deinocrtic party of our .
State known as "Prohibitionists,"
though county organizations work ,
ing under that name have not j
lieen unknown. ' i
The Democratic party of South j i
Carolina, in the interest of good) j
government and against the dan-: j
gers threatening its civilization,'*
has been forced to make tlie unity j >
of the white people of the State j
an essential basis ol' its organization.
Any man who will com <
ply with the rules of Ihe Execu i
live committee acting under the (
# constitution of the Democratic t
party, can run as a candidate be
fore the people. Conditions in our
State being what they are, lhe^ ,
fullest latitude possible should be. ,
given lor the discussion of all ?
public questions and the most '
liberal construction of the coiisti- j
tution commensurate with party
organization and discipline should
be allowed.
One of the greatest dangers confronting
us as people to-day in
South Carolina is the gradual en |
croachment of the Federal an-:
thority u]>on State interests.
While we are demanding home
rulefrom a national point of view
lor South Carolina, we should give
tlie?iireaiest possible latitude to j1
the same principles in our own}1
State affairs, allowing lull and free ; :
expression of opinion on all pub
lie questions .and giving to the
various communities of 1 lie State'j
as far as practicable the same ad
vantages of home rule. A united |
effort to btiild up our State, to lay j
bro?.d and deep the foundation 0
for its future prosperity, will leave j'
little time or energy for the lac- }
tional fighting that your questions i
seem to contemplate. s
I have lately seen the two ureal {
political parties <>t the United t
States on an important occasion '
rise above partisan stnte to the a
great height of American citizen- v
ship. Obliterating ail sectional v
and party lines, North and South, *
Democrat, Republican, and Ponu ,
list, as American, acted and spoke
in support of American honor
and security. Democrats
of South Carolina may .
do likewise. We may advocate 1
< those things before the primary
we think to be best for the Stale; < *
differ as we may, callingourselves j
uReforniers.''',Straiirhtonts.' M'ro- t
hibitionists," or what not; bat <
when the primary is over, the <ie- i)
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c sion is made, the verdict is reii- j(
dered, we should forget all else. ij
remembering that we are South
Carolinians working for the best
interests of South Carolina.
James Norton*. '
Why take Johnson's \
Chill & Fever Tonic? 2
Because it cures the
most stubborn case
of Fever in ONE DA
Daniel YVedster said,"One may
live as a conqueror, a kiqg, or a 4
magistrate, but he must die as a
uiau."
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Brunson Joyously Received.
. Mr. George S Barr, in last Saturday's
News ami Courier said:
? The Hop. Joel E Brunson, the
next Governor of Soul It Carolina, j
arrived here at hi- home to-night J
from Samlet, where lie spent to-!
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day. lie was met hy a large i
crowd at the depot, and there was
great cheering and an immense 1
demonstration. Mr. Branson wasj
met In* a eommiitee consist.nj; ?>i
Messrs. Charles J I/?sesne, Louis!
.1 Bristow, W W (i ray son and <i I':
Nelson, and driven up in a car- j
riaire accompanied l?v a nival ;
crowd, diet rim; all liio way to
Barr's Hotel, where lie was met |
In* .1 larger eiow<l of jrentlemen !
ami renewed clieerinn. -Mr. Brnn-j
son was introduced to the crowd
by Mr. Lesesiie and made a short !
tali: So his fiiends, which was re-J
reived amid applause. At the!
conclusion of the speech Mr. !>ris :
tow was railed for, hut he simply
announced that a Prohibition!
ieairuc would be formed, which
was !hen done, a strong membership
beini; enrolled. A steaiyi
stream of telegrams has Iven!
.'orninir in to Mr. Brunson during
Ihe entire day fioin -ail parts oil
the Stale congratulating him anil
the i'rohibitiou parly. This is the
Lirst ntne Williamsburg has ever
been honored with a candidate tor
Governor, and we .are especially:'
proud (o know thai w< are aide to j1
iinwsh such a one as Joel l'l iirun- j'
son. The wtiter claims ihe honor j 1
it' being the lir?t in ihe State to'1
propose Mr. Bransou's name as a
candidate lor Governor through
he columns of this paper.
Mary had a Billy goat, its tail
.vas sort of Lent, and everywhere
hat Mary goes tiie lain ?is sure to
vent, lie lb! owed her t > school
niedav, whicii made her hut as
ire, tor Marv had lidden on her
v.ieel, and Billie ate up the tile? ;
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Johnson's Chill and Fe- j
ver Tonic is a ONE-DAY
Cure. ft cures the most
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stubborn case of Fever in
24 Hours.
Make Me a Man. J (
Onward, roll onward, oli, Time,]
ii your flight, make nie a , woman j
hat's clear out of fight; give me I he j <
>1 comers and 1 reeches ami shirts? I
et nie get out of these horrible skirts J
V whisker producer invent if you '
tan, give n:e a iieail that crows hall (
ike a man, grow a tobacco that Wont I
rake me sick, and learn me to chew i
ike a man very quick. Let :ne, oh !
et me drink w hiskey and swear, bet: '
>n tne chickens, and hack the.j]
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fh?i? am 1- of nnrli t i
itrcu ni.m , si?i> uuii ?iu jitjjUi |
lold office and vote Mow , 1
n the town and a six shooter tote, ,
it in the buzzard roost if I choose 11
day baseball And- football and wear!1
hose spiked shoe?. Onward, roll on- :
rardoh, Time quickly fly, make meli
man or else help me to die, this J"
rorld as it is fairly fills me with ;
roe, but were I a man 'twould be
leaveu below.?Ex. i
:an be overcome in almost all cases '
jy the use of Scott's Emulsion oi
lod-Liver Oil and the Hypophosshites
of Lime and Soda* While
;t is a scientific fact that cod-liver i >il
is the most digestible oil in exstence,
in
SCOTT'S
EMMLSiON |;
it is not only palatable, but it is j
already digested and made ready . ]
[or immediate absorption by the |;
jystem. It is also combined with ;
fthe hypophosphites,which j
supply a food not only for ;
the tissues of the body, but j
for the bones and nerves, J
and will build up the child (
when its- ordinary food
does not supply proper j
nourishment.
Be sure you get SCOTT'S Emulsion. See that tht I
nan and fish are on the wrapper. | (
All druggists; 50c. and $1.00.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York
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Under the Weatlier.
Yhat is the common Sprite
complaint. You feel "legy,"
dull. Your appetite is poor.
Nothing tastes good. You
don't sleep well. V7ork drags.
You cross every bridge before !
you come to it. There's lots of
people have felt like you until
thoy tened up tho system by j
+hi> rrrvrst. T?.T rsmedv
("7 < ? ,?* ry r; * *
*Lj '** <_^wl.- bUpiit i2?w.?
It's b'TDn curing such cases for
50 years. Tr3r it yourself.
Scud for the "C'.irchooh." 100 pages free.
J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Llass.
Tiie authorities of a town in j
[io!!:uid ha v.' put Into force :i:i or;
linance proit:i>i;injj tin1 drying o.'
ladies niith rclo'hs in the open nil*,
m tlie "round that tlie exhibition
iruie on wa.*ii days tends to deiioraiization.
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Johnson's Chill and Vc- ,
ver Tonic is a ONE-DAY
Cure. It cures the most
^ j
stubborn case oi t;cvcr In
24 Hours.
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Guess who said her fare was '
ill ihe advertisement she wanted I
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Auditor's Notice.
Claims Audited...
OlTlce of County Supervisor, )
Williamsburg County,
Kingstree, S. C. )
The following claims against the
ounty were audited ami allowed
it the last meeting of the county
Hoard of Commissioners:
No of In whose A nit. Amt !
Jlaiin. favor. claim!, allow.;
j .i s Howie, .* ii~) 1st i"i ai:
2 P F Shaw, li) 15) L
:* Wheeler I amhor
Co., UMJ7 10 (57
i P P. Chandler. !fi L'"i
5 .1 F llo'lyers, i(> 10
<> \? Stack If y, 4 42 4 42!
7 1> IIChandler, lfto 100
s .IJ II Montgomery, s?5 s 35
!> J ii Grtinide, * 34 05 30 1)5
Id W W Matthews, 12 50 12.70
11 II 1* Marshall, <; (J
12 Wit Funk, 52 52
ft 44 44 4 3ft 4 no
,4 J S Howie, 23 30 23 40
5 H Van Epps, 15 15
(i I I I) liixldick, 31 01 34 04
7 " 44 40 24 40 24
S W \V Grayson, 5?s 40 5s 40
0 T A lliakeley. 7 50 7 50
0 Marion M (.'lark, 13S7 13S7
1 44 44 44 13 25 13 25;
2 Walker Evans
?& Coys. Co., 5 75 5 75
3 44 4i" 4* /s do is pa ]
1 44 44 " 20 20 IJ
5 .1 C Graham, ' 7 50 7 5 >! i
0 I! EEaddv, 1ft 10 j
7 W l>G<?l\\*inf 5172 51 72
S AVJ F Ihiyyjns, 150 15 )
o II0 Rritton, 10 10
10 IIII Mi-Clary, 2 2
51 M Owens, 5 5
52 N I) Lesosno, S3 32 S3 32 |
*> '* " 3 3 1 1
31 J T Sullivan, 2 15 2 15
15 S K McCollough, 10 10
>0 .1 J Eaddy, 2150 21 50 .
* '"lms Wilson, 31 07 31 07 '
?S llonrv Stuart, 3 3
i:> T P McMillan, 3
|0 T X Wilder, 0 35 0 35 i
11 S Phelps, 2 2 i
12 S Boston ?fc Son, 15 15 i
13 Bailey Lihby Co, 15 57 45 57
14 " " 15! I 15 11 1
15 F M Brown 7 30 7 30 >
10 E M Smith, 0 0
17 Marion M Clark, l'? 10
IS " " 23 75 23 75
If) WSTauldv, 10 70 10 70 ,
>0 1-' (1 Hhcin's, 22 00 22 00 1
>1 K I) Blakcly, 20 40 20 40 1
>2 S PCooper, 2440 2140 (
>3 W" WllCocktield, is 10 IS 10 p
VI \V F Kennedy, 10 00 10 00
>5 ]) X Johnson, 10 40 10 40
>0 W W Kennedy, 20 25 2') 25
>7 "W 1> Bryan, IS IS 1
?S S II (luerrv, 13 00 13 00 \
?!) .1 PShaw," li 00 110)
K? T E SaIter', 14 14
51 W I) Snowden, 0 25. 0 25 <
12 Ctesar Chandler, 0 25 0 25
I certify that the nhove it correct. ^
13. B. CHANDLER,
County Supervisor
1. J. B. Montgomery,
Clerk.
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Eteirbody Says So.
CascareLs Candy Catbnrtic.'the most wonderful
medical <iisoo\erv of tlie nnre, peasant
and refreshing to the taste, net gently
j and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels,
t citansinjr the entire system. dis)K-l colds,
cure headache, lever, habitual consiipaiion
ai d biinusness. Please buy and try a box
of (C. to-day. it). f.tt een*S ?ld and
g .cr-iM^vy io cure by nil uru :;i
T,Wrr
DEMON'S Oil JC
fv^L^RriLLo
^VjdTg.vjc Pellets.
Or.-? forri*. rT r->rsc<l by
a tslu,;j^..h I.iv. r iiiliousiu ss.
The Pin!: Pi'! C'caCSCS
The Tonic lM::t h'i. i^OrSiCS .\
The li'l'c ' : ro> fc, " JcJ's a';! a> out
tfeem.Ms! t > ttsscnt free, proves
every won! .ri". < ? -t. Treatiaeit, 28ft
tn JVYWC. CO.. N. Y. ar J Crvt-HCvii:-. Tens
^ ^ ^ P 3 Q A CS
r-.-h.Lu ?L.? v w*
For th speody ** ..; permanent cere o? i
Sett -r. sale "hexxi x sczehuu Cham*
berlain's E\ and Skin Ointment is'
f i ??% rr v..i:.
and smarrh b stantly and.
i s ccr.tiuaed n--.? .?ts :\ reri v.nent!
It also c.Vi\ - i:ch, hirN.r's itch, ;
h< iv : 'iV,? pile?, ;
cnappetl hnr.cs, chronic sore eyes and
granulated Y.u*. % \
i.'r. C,n!y*s (.\mlUirn Fcr Jcrs for
c.ovsts arc t:\o t>! ?t tonic. Wo?:(i pirifiei j
nn i vennifnge Price. 2.jrents. Soldfc; i
Wallace & Johnson.
r;0T;iE.
I will bein my of lib in lite Court
house, Kiiiustree. M m!:;v ;;nd .Sot-1
unlay of each week. Those having
business with the County Sup I
erintedent of Education will govern
themselves accordingly.
JSabok D. JLksksxk,
Conutv Supt. Ed
Notice.
I will he iu my office in thei
ourt house in Kingstree S. (J.,
>11 SATURDAY of each week I
ami diirijifr my absence, I will |
leave my office key with Mr. C. W.,
MeClam.
E. M. Smith,
.Iu?lj*eof Probate,
Williamsburg Co., C. S.
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mi Iy Flour, Com) lioasted Coffee,
i iuuahy on hand genuine fruit pre- ^
nl! cream cheese, cabbage,*aud almost J vJ
? <-ivf : 1 ;: 11r*w lot of Spring
nmer dross goods laces and embroid-' ffijSa
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prettiest and most durable lines in.
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sewing done on short notice.
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Walkers," 25c |
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