The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, May 12, 1898, Image 8
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MANNING.
From the Manning Times.
Manning is quarantined against
Columbia and Sum I or.
There some talk of getting tip a
millinery company tor home pro
teetion when the Manning Cnards
leave for service.
Miss Margaiet Kice, a daughter
ofCol. J 11 lliee, of Ninety-Six,
is visiting Miss May 1' Wilson, ol
this place.
('apt. \V C l)avi> went to Sinister
last Monday to cooler with
Col. Aulil with reference to securn.j*
further time to i;et up the
necessary nuniher of men to form
a company.
Ldittr Count1/ Jiccord: '
Pursuant to notice, ami l?y per i
mission ot'the county convention.
\ve held ?. Democratic C11ul> meeting
to-day, recoganized with <>t>
bonaJtilc members enrolled, and,
elVctedthe follwing i llieers tor the
ensuing term, to wit: W. 11.
Campbell, President, C. Lesesne,
Vice President. J. J. 1> Montgom j
ery, Secretary and Treasurer, and |
K. R. Lesesne, member Executive
Committee. We represent the
anti Prohibitionists, not only ol
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Lireeley vilie, but also of llope
.township We?I say *kwe'\ because
I am sure that I ex pre s the sentiment
of each and every one?^
honestly believe that the* dispen- j
sarv is the best solution of the li- i
quor problem.
"Now, Mr. Editor, this Prohibi
lion movement, is it prohibition
pure and simple; or is there not a
I spider in the lire at the bottom ol,
the boat It strikes me that this;
too would seem a problem to a
man up a tree; but to look at ii
with one eveonlv, vou can take it
all in. If we get prohibition (but
what nonsense! Tiny stand no
more chance relatively than a j
Spanish craft would against the
Puritan'*) we would have not
blind tigers, but the wild-eyeu,
Bengal tigers roaming at large
with none to molest none to at-;
rest. The blood of hell, mixed with
a goodly supply of branch water,
tobacco, pepper and all ather pois-1
onous ingredients known to the!
Vilinrl tim'ip vonilorv Wlilllll fldVV t
thronirh theState, almost to
the Johnstown flood. Stop the
making of the si nil"; <ee to*r that
every drop int the world is destroyed;
let every man, women
and child act as spies to see that
iiw more is made then will we
get prohibition.
Now. I admire a man who is a
a prohibitionist round and sound,!
f out of the whole cloth, li yards
wide ana an w^oi, um wnen it
comes to one of these wishy-washy
kind of fellows, who is "now you
see me, and then ay a in you don't
see me; in other words" now I take
a drop, and then airain I don't,''
he wont do to lie to as a prolnirtionist.
I have no more confidence
'in them than I have for the relij
e us scruples of a balky mule.
Show me a man whc takes spirits
as a beverage an 1 calls himself
a prohibitionist, and I will point
out to you a man that is flyine
false colors. My definition ol prohibition
is th:s: "Touch, taste not
handle not.'1
Verily, mv brotlier. I am afraid
that many of these old topers that
only let ?;o itie teat 01 prom oniuu
long en<?ui;h l<> take another
**drop,v are not among the laitht'tiI.
They are Quaker like, and Torsooth
mind wait, until 1 the anient
4sperret" moves them, when ofF
they go on a prohibition tangent,
Butwhenthe usperret*' dies out,
they step up and iret another little !
renewing. andolT to the war?but
not to Cuba?again they go. Excuse
me please.
J. J. R Montgomery.
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SUMTER.
Watchman and Southron.
Kev. ti F Clarkson, of Il.irtsvilie,
spoilt Sunday in tins city. (
.Mrs. .1 F WiMer and daughter.
Mis> Kulalio, of Texas, after a
pleasant visit to r datives in I his
eitv, left Wednesday for Atlanta/Ida.
K 0 1'nidy, F-(j . wi'l 1:0 to
Haiti more the last of this week as I
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:i 1e (i? i lie Mini mi > mi ?
kuvnco of the .M 10 Church Souih
The smallpox in Sumter i- not
of so mi!il a tyj e, :m 1 it is reco
ihmended to thepravful eon-adoration
of those who prefer sin.d!?j)o\
to vaccination.
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not subject lo odinary sentinel;
duty. While my duties are many,
i hfivo no laborious work at all. j
M. C. C. liill, wiio is well known
to a nood in 111 y Williamsburger*.
is t h * second sergeant of the
(iuards.
Ami'iu 'he nienihers of the;
Charleston heavy artillery com-:
pany is^.Mr. CI irenee d ie >!?>. a son
of Mr. Louis Jacob-;, of K octree.
Those of our boys who have not;
been vaccinated recently, are to be
vaccinated pretty soon.
From time to time. I will write
letters to the County IJecord. to
live our rciders same idea of what
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nte in camp is in time ol war 1
L~fIS J. B.'tlSTQW.
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Gree!eyv!lle Items.
Miss Mat^ie Harness lias r?*tur:ie?l
rum an extended visit 10 Charles-1
ton. j
Miss Barbara Mallard and JMie
Carr spent several days la?t w-k i
viewing the si 'hts in tile cilv bv the .
sea.
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Un last many aruern mi, um ;
section was visited by a heavy wind
and rain storm. A few hail - stones
were noticed bit in danige is reported
from hail. Trees were uprooted
and Mr. T .1 Ilogau's barn was
nearly blown over.
We are sorry to have to report ,th?
death of.Mr and Mrs II use's child.
The child was about 1 year old. It
was buried at Mr. Hope church an i |
wasfnneralized by liev. J A White.
In accordance with instructions
from the county convention, a call to
reorganize the club at this place, was
posted last week. On Saturday, we
tl? ."a u' u'a nf lwtct !
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pretent, when tlie former vice. Pres
W 11 Campbell, called the meeting
to order. He read a call that differed
from the one posted, in that he called
for an "Anti-Prohibition Demoratic
CInb" S'Veral Disp.msiry advocates
and prohihtionists objected toallowing
Prohibition mentioned in
the orjmiztti m, b.dievi u this the
Primary election is the time and
place to settle that question. After
some ' blustering' K !i Lesesne was
elected Teir. Chairman, and Y1 1>
Khudus Tem. Sec. The rod was called
and revised, after which the following
officers were elected. Pres.,
K (J M illar-!; Vice. Pres., E B Khodus;
Co. Ex. Com., \V M Keels; tli*
various eorumittees having been chuseu.
the meet in;* adjourned.
Several advocates of the Dispensary
were unwilling to join in the
above organization and took no part
in the same. They afterwards met
and organized another club by electing
the following officers; Pres., W
II Campbell; Vice IVes., K Ii Lesesne.
Seet, J d B Montgomery; Co. Ex.
Com., C Lesesne. We were shown'
a call to-day that will be 1111 le for a
mnssmontino- ;it this rilace on next
Saturday. 14th inst. It is addressed
to all true democrats who believe in
the constitutional government of the
domocratic party. The meeting will
he asked to consider the situation at
this place an I review the actions of
the hist County Convention in rtference
to the treatm ent of the delegates
from this cluh. I?.
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ll;.* wni - a. 1 .vlnwlo.vs. so tftnt ? t>-i? ^
:irii?*i :i ? J tc!i i? 5r ' lli:iV It'll i'? km ll ?
!> avail >t'?ry -to st,unl or tail on it? o.vu r
in 'i?ii.
.lo/> lot of ]>":K"||.'< at "??*. fa -t Oolifi s. v
1?':i itiful !/!] ]? (< :i ?S an 1 10c. j,
(?oo 1 ? a-liini; < alim it .
(Jo a) <jfin^iiaiii" at lie.
Silk iiiit - a" !'?f.
ChiM !> iirn?:~ at _' >c.
I 'li?'.iil" <*.rv' r? at
She-;: i x ii> I 1 **?* :t.U*1 - ? .
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Furnii'jre ' h
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Department
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S..1M O ik. 10?*I) I r ? >:n suit*
froni *17 t?? $i!*>.
K'cwkcis an I Chairs cneapci' tiiaa ever
lh't'o e.
Kivt'-flH't eX'lMl-aoll f ll?Vs $ >..*) I.
K.trhen rthles .'run to -F i. 7 . i*1
10-pieee toilet Set* o
A ii >tiii*r lot of \Vi:n! ?\v >h:i!lc< f.oni a
IiV to : 1. }(
l?y *1 al'-tvo,.] art squares at $7.7~> 3
We 11 n V*.- a iKrir * ?rtm'at of art
-fjnaiv* of various si/i?s n:i I beautiful (
pair t:i?.
We have a hi; Stock of Matting anil
are selling at oltl prices.
Bue!l & Roberts,'
535 5?5 srass-:ut ; ?
Corner Cannon Street, 1
Oliifiaston, 8 8. ! \
Hi IM flaw. fj
'2' ( Slocum, ,ij vt'oal elie <
isi 5i!?-.l .^eieni J?t ?Vill \
IVec l*> tl?e 4 fHiefe?l. i? c
?SolfIomoTiii* %>>viy >is*
cover ".l filcr:i *?l ;c.
to cire <' ?/l < ! II :> I
a.ji n!i
I.'m ?; 'j'l-oa I
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ot l? i fiir coil I ' I be fairer, more c
philanthropic or carry more joy to *
the afflicted, than the ofi'-r of T. A
Slneum, M. of In'} Pearl street "
New York City. j
Confident that ho has discovered an
absolute cure for consumption and j
all pulmonary complaints and to .
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make its jrrent merits Known, ne \
will send, free, three hotttes of niedieine,
to any reader of The County ;
Record who is surterinjj from e'u^t, 1
hroneiiial, throat and lung troubleor
consumption.
Already this'mew scientific eours* ?
of medicine has permanently cn-e?l
t;iou>ands of appearautly hopeless i
eases. . 5
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'1 he Doctor considers it his reliir- c
ous duty a duty which he owes to
humanity to donate his infallible
cure. i
Offered freely, is enough tocomond
it. and more so is the perfect conflden<
of t he jrreat ehenil.st making
the proposition. ,
1 le has proved the dreaded con- J
sumption to he a cureahlu disease
beyond any doubt.
There will he no mi take in sending 3
the mistake will he in overlooking
the ijenVrous invitation. lie has on
file in his American and European a
laboratories testimonials of expc- v
rieneefr ?m those cured in all parts li
of tin* world. 1
Don't d"lay until it is tor) Into.:
Address T. A.Slocum. M.<\, JWPine
stroot. Now York, and wlion writing I
the Doctor, j>l ?aso ^ivoexpress and
postofiioo address, ami mention
reading this article in the County '
Record. t
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Notice '
All persons indebted to the estate |
of James Nelson doeased arc here- .
l>v notified to make navment to me
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ami all j>ersons having claims
x.-iinL-t Acf.ifn will liferent the '
same duly attested to nic within
the t'me preerihed by law or be
barred.
Henry Stayyer.--,
Administrates.
May 2, 1898
RASlLLS i
9ndTq\mc Pellets.
Cure all forms of disease rinscl by 1
a Sluggish Liver aecl biliousness. 11
The Pink Pill 0?CP,T1SC5
The Tonic Toilet WVIgOl'StCS
Tlie little " 1). Cor ~ !!.' 1: " tolls .->11 .?i;out
t!:< rrj.au: :: ?o l. Tt. :U::u ".t J-'rer, proves
every a-ot'I trn ^>r:ip)eteTriittucnt.26Ci
bROWN K.FZ. CO.. N. Y. am' Crtenevillc. Tens*
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ss> u.Ai. _c j\J >
For the --ii.-efiy rtntl y rmr.er.t cr.re oi
iT-r. r-i.it ;*n- u ; and eczema. Chaincriain's.
Eye and tfkin Citruo.; r ?
rith ntancesa!. It relieves the itchnr
and smnriirrr n'moft instnntjv and
ts conl ;niiv'd use olT -rts a permanent
met It a ho cures itch, barber's kch,
head, sere nipples, i.ehiup piles,
lsa; ped hands, chronic core eyes and
rranulat, d lids.
IJr. r.'.dy's CcnCiiinn Pow':r? for :
mrses are the best tonic, blood pari fie:
rod vermifuge Price, 25cents. fcjoldfcj
Wallace & Johnson.
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I will ho in my ol!i?- in tho Court
ous , Kin its! ree. M ndriy ;in<i Snl
rdny ot o toil week. Those haver
business with the County Sup j
rintedcnt of Education will gtVrn
themselves accordingly.
ft Alton I). Lksksnk, '
County bupt. Ed
Notice.
I will he in my ofiico in the
mirt house in Kingstree S.
11 SATURDAY of esieh week
iid durin<r my absence, I will
:ivc my office key with 31 r. C. \Y.
IcClam.
K. M. SM Itii,
Judjro of Probate,
Williamsburg Co., ('. .S. ?
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Woman's Diseases
Yre as peculiar as _
inavoidable, and -U
:annot be? discuss- *
id or treated as we
lo those to which (
he entire human /;
? ?i ? ? - ~ -1 " - < * - -y i
miji;y U'c : .at; iVk..i. j ^ '
vleustruation sus- ' ^\L*
a ins such import- fc-yii. W' Wj
nit relations to her1.-; . ! /I )
lealth, that when' [ l 7-'~'
Suppressed,Irregu- f> I t j ;\
ar 'or Painful, J/jJj ;j I l\ ,
the seen becomes l?y< j '\ ? Y
ungtiid, lierrcus
mil irritable, the bloom leaves her
:heek and very grave compiicaions
arise unless Regularity and
rigor are restored to these organs.
!"S^o r). "f i, c* 5 r1-' c ^s. a rcccl P*;
sivwJ..'!. O of one of the
^5 ^ most noted
iT3 ClUsUS Physicians
^ ^ of the South,
r>Qff ^ i /- where trou
^]es cf this
ort prevail more extensively than
n any other section, and lias never
'ailed to correct disordered Menitruation.
It restores health and
itrcngth to the sufiering- woman.
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' Wo havo for r.e v-.: 1 t'oir:r rears h-ndled
'radPeluV Fetr.de ?e:Tu!nt"?r, tot!^ a: wholeale
end r-tail. r.;: i in :.o iust. n,-o has i; failed
o Rive satisfaction. V.'c -oil more of it tnaa all
ithor similar refi: dios combined."
J.AVAK. llANKIN & T.AVAR,
Atlapin. Macon and Albany, Ga. i
rwc bsadfieio regulator co., atlanta. ga.
Sold by all Drj^isis 6t C1.00 per Cottle.
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rord, the volumes are of handy size,
ins the largest and latest maps?is
icttor adapted to popular use than
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ho only Cyclopedia which i-, or
an he, really up to date. It is.
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Because it is clear and simple in
an^uaye, can he understood by a
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hi Whitehall St., Atlanta Oa.f
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We have
ynr^rr.' y L-?JW.',IUT| ?M| |^f i?
J FINEST LINE OF
rrzrz-u * 1
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a \J y ^ fcxsa Si-'as m Q ^ E? B 1 B r |
% Ever brought toKingstrce /
Latest Styles. f
Best Workmanship. \
Lowest Price!;"
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Fainilv Flour, Coud Uoasted Coffee. We
iTTnr.ftTiftS. coin iiniiiMy on hand genuine fruit pret
v \J vi i j-vr.cs, full cream cheese, cabbage, and almost
uivthing usually found in a first-class grocery store, ,
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P p 1 We have just received a new lot of Spring"
r fcTTT" 41^0(1^ and Summer dress good3 laces and embroid J
try which you will do well to inspect before
Hiving elsewhere.
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p|1 .7 i * Oi r stock of clothing i? complete and of the
r ! f AH fl 111 CT V.- rv latest st vie. The low prices we make
Wivf 0|i jt wjjj .lstoni^li you.
C; 1 Don't forget that.we make a speciality of shoes and
V h oon , V- i . i . i " ut i*
l. " 44'""k "'"I ihieahlo hnou in
jl 5 ! nave out* or me preiut-at uuu muot UlU UUIV JJIIVO *ma
lWAWUUi > the city.
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Our stock of <r las.su a re is second to none. For strictly lip-to-date
ivindow shades call on us.
Miss Annie Thompson is onr dressmaker, and lias had considerable
. xperieiiee. Any and all kinds of iewiug done on short notice.
Boys' "Easy-Walkers," 25c
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Commission Merchants
Dealers In 11
Choice Hay, Gate, Corn, and Wgtiam
paired Cow-food.
CONSIGNMENTS
of Cotton Cocdtry Earz^B
Paim. HFrccVu.ce Solicited.
J. X.JiOBSOX &SON,
136 East Bay,
Clistxlestoxi, S. C.
? m _ __ _ _ WOOD'S SCFDS ar? cpecialiy grown aM v
^ W5j^ selected to treat tie nceoa and reoui*emcntscf
) boaiuein CLOVCO)
rr/W Va*' \7ood'j Dsscrbtivc Cati!e?;f .?n r.1 rt v,
? fc> ** , $' J ci'lc and helptui in givirg ciitir'I direc a' .
> <f*0' v* n Sk" \ rrd valuable information, about all ut~&
I ( *' J 2 I ? Mr socially adapted to tic South.
; 4 i-- / a > i 8r<V vegetable end tlower seer
S 4*W1 ora^s and Uovi-r Seeds, SwJd
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< t i". - ? i;U SEEDSMEN, - - RJ K/>
? A ii'& v^> ?l.~: a Till LASCEST SEED HS'J-I (.< T::.
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