The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, August 25, 1898, Image 5

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cjTatrxonL#rtr Amor.g O .r EIxC'iVIS; >S Cogoljewow, 5he newly *pj>o;:it cd Kussittn minister of pnbho instruction. has bejrun the duties ?>i his office bv ir?suii?a dra-tic ??: der tiic < licet tloit on:'*>2 mil uc vtiiiji 1.1 \ -? '..I- .. ... ten*liiiii hi^h school-. iniversiih and inub.* and art schools. Ihev * are to be encouraged to wear tin national costume. The minister says that he has found the corset as an article ot dress :s distinctly prejudicial to the health and physical development of the wearers Dimes have been pouring upon Secretary T.ontr, of the navy do paitment. contributed by patrio' i/? \ mnrioan U'hft tt'Jint tfl bllih] a battleship to replace the Maine, Somebody started an cudiess chain to this end, and the secre tary has tried to break the chain, lo such of the contributors as gave their addresses the money wa? returned with a not" that lie had no authority tinder the law t. roceive it. and that the object seemed to be otherwise provided tor, as Cougress has specifically appropriated money for the construction ot another battleship t< be known as the Maine. The (question of Americanizing T.' <*n n-ill hn tin rtn??!" i'h<? * \*k WV/ 4V1\.U ?? ill W (IV |'?aww.< . Porto Kicans are just hankering to l>e americanized, as, tor instance, the alcade of Yauca, who when he saw the stars and stripes proceed ed to head his oihcial documents Yauca, United States of America. ?Columbia Register. The captain of the Cristobal Colon mysteriously says that his ship was faster than any of the American ships at Santiago and had been very slightly injured and there is "secret history" to explain her capture. As well as we can gather, the cause is no secret There was a headland in ffrout of I I Vi.<l<ihu 1 i??K plio liu.t tin Ipo < * io?v#I/UI niiivu u?v i.-- -- ' (o climb over and there was no time to dig a caua!. Greenville News_ A Newspaper account of an accident ou the Pacific road, to a train on which Vice President Daniel Lament was traveling, ns?\s that wheniiesaw his car was going to be smashed he walked into another car. Dan al ways did have the renutation of beinir somewhat ? r sensible, and it may be inferred frtn# this 1 hat he is not hankering to famish the newspapers with a premature obituary.?Columbia Register. He?I had a queer dream about you last night, Miss Louise. 1 was about to give sou a kiss, when sud deoly we were separated by a riv er that gradually grew as big as the Khine. She?And was there on bridge and no boat??Ex. I still keep on hand the famous "Virginia" and "Derby "stoves and the extra ware to fit. Thesestoves always give genuine satisfaction, and are guaranteed to please. S. M. Askins, Lake City, S. C. The most complete assortment ot men's,boys' and children's clothing from the cheapest to the best, at S. M. Askins\ Lake City, fc>. 0. A full line ot luruituro of all kin Is?!o t-e had at the lowest prices irum S. M Askins, Lako City, S. C. The largest assort meat of ruga's straw and telt hats ever seen in Lake City at rock bottom prices m[ S. M. Askins, Lake City, S. C I always keep on hand a full and complete line of farming in: pletnents, carpenters' tools, ami all k'nds of hardware, ami I sol! them low dowu. 6. M. Lake City, S. C. Just received: a car load of corn to go at prices that will please the people. S. M. Askins, Lake City S. C. ? r i iii i'i *? - ? 7-4K./ n&oc V ! STAC* ^KEfT 23 WW 1* CA8H i xjiur: jJSt ?2 mF > E B A lioiiiember when wu quote pri? , i stuff, hut /or it.iti first-class goods. make that others will try to imitate. Hfl iii. h St .ft Hicachinu :w t\?j .'!(> ' " SfA Island, Be Host Ku'.J Prints Nepiltfee Shins w??rtti '?K* 7.V Dress " ' $!. , Kln^t unlaundred shirts w< Working shirts, from iMic. Drill Drawers worth 3.V HI doz Lad us Black Sal It r: A iacitcs rofkcr d- ub!c can A large line <f cfmiis fr?iu We are going to handle a icht-ap. We -will euve you 15 to ' We pay cash tor all of our $ It will pav von before buying to P f fl P I ? r\r, r. J ! to ? &gk Kj? ? j J A Clever Trick. I . ~ it certain'*} oo's*> i:ko it-, nut tnere ; ip really no trick abont it. Any, bo<ly can try it who has lame back , awl lame kidneys, malaria or nervous troubles. We mean he can , cure himself right awe? by taking Electric Hitters. This medicine tones up the whole system, acts as a | stimulant to liver and kidneys, is a | blood purifier and nerve tonic. It I cures constipation, headache, faint ! ' ~ :ng sjeils ei< 'plcssness and melanjchoiy It,s purely vegetable,? mild ; luvalivo, ami restore? the system to j its natural vsgor. Try Klectric Bitters and he convinced that they are a miracle worker. Kverv bottle i 'guaranteed. Only 50c a fcoitie A' j"?uiy drug store. | Wo buy to sell, and sell wo do j groceries are going at phenoinI enally low prices and are always {in keeping with the totie ot the ; market. S. M. A skins. Lake City, S. 0. Gcurdin's Gleanings. Very wet weather has prevailed J here recently to the deterimem of j crops. ! There h.is been r? grc?.t deal of ! sickness in this neighborhood fcr j the past month. | Messrs J G Graham, A M GorI Jon, P 0 Shier ami S N McDonald i spent several days last week deer ? - > 1 driving ueyuuu me o<tiucc n>ci. Mr. L J Bristow was in this section last week getting recruits for the army. Messrs Arthur Graham and Edward Shier, lett on Saturday for I Columbia to join the volunteers. | In my article last week it | stated that dinner was served at j Mr. Chandler's house. This was ; an error. -j.i |) Perhaps you have made flfs 11 n vonr mtnd to take v? ! 11 this summer. >| ||? Then look for y| | this picture on r?Sr j |/ the wrapper, a Jinf (| I/man with a big 5!iiV tl |i hshonhisbacki^Ki^ C| ?a Do not let anyone talk to \| |/ you of something " just j p as good." j| i f > When you want cod J# i liver oil and the hypo-)? 1. phosphites yen want the ).? 1 very best. You wiil find (f 11 ?/ thern in only one place, ><| Scot's Emulsion. t l< -? i 2Y, '' (I? ' nere is uouuiui eiuui- r* | / sion like it; none other fi J JC does the same work; and >s! ,1 !;' no other has the same V:J s g< record of cures y? Sv A!1 Druggists, 50c. aitf ft. C,j) , Srorr ft Bhwkk, Chemists.N. Y. ? 'Xy < W4AiX?*s> I ,'ST " ^ ^ 5tv?OU3 /?* lu c 1 fe- v" Ov. Lt. tmaa i ^S*.^ 0 I URc ^f.TbTBS&scaaftss; a & a i m s m ii? res they Ait not for inferior, sli???l?ly Here are some of our prices that wc til .Ht>, >itali H.*st (,'?, 7ct>. st - (it .Vts. (a ;Vts. (a 48cts. (a .VScts 23 - (a W^cts. DO - - ui >rth 7.V - (a /Wots. to OOcts. (a 20cts. * worth 13c (a 7ets. e sent vrt?rtii *1.2/? for Wets. 1 4.1c to $1 worth ^Oc to ^ood line of Furniture ami will sell lf> per cent on Millinery and Urea? roods ami can sell as cheap as any. call and see prices at 7 ! jf $> h& si CASH STORE. L&ko City Locals. (Written for iast week's U*>r< rd ' Mr. John W Rollins, one of Capt j W H Kennedy's clever salesmen, Upent Sunday with his parents. Mrs .1 L Stuckv returned home Monday, alter a two weeks' visit to Medlin springs. Mrs. Sutclifle, and daughter. Mies Annie ol Charleston, is visiting Mrs. J F Fulrnore. Mrs. John Pate and children, of Dillon, are visiting Mr. R R Roper, : a few miles from here. j Corporal C D Jovner and Prijvato Oscar Kol ey, Co. I)., Second i w t oi<a r\ t > o t rlot*c iiid 11 ^ aiu in/Jin; \jit an ^ *!??. turlough. Mr. Clarence D liollins is ^etting up recruits lor company F.. .Second Kegiment, of which he is to be made First Lieutenant. Corp'I M M Clark of the second Regiment, is home on indefinite leave, awaiting his discharge, he regrets having to leave "the boys,' j hut his ill health made it necessary. Mr. J LC Moore and wife left I last Teusday lo "take in" the sum! mer excursion to Ashviile. Tiiey will also visit Richmond, Va., before returning. We hope that everyone present at the Conference went away, feeling benefited and better quaified for Sunday-school work. The next coulerence will be held at Scranton. Among those who attended the Sunday ?chool conference were Miss Lizzie Kpps and Mrs. Huggins. of cades, J J Avant, of Har pers, ana Kev. A t, I/riggers, ot Beulah. Rev. Mr. Patterson preached a forcible sermon in the 1'resbyteriari church last Sunday. He is the ri<;ht man in the right place, and lias already made many friends by his zealous work in the master's cause. 'ft i ? ... wii i arm r i Kitty Lake City liad the pleasure of e?ijtertaining the Williamsburg Suni day-school Conference of the M. E. I church, South. After (he dele| gates had made their reports from (their respective schools, questions (relative to Sunday school work j were discussed. The talks were inflictive and evidenced much thought on the part ot the speakers. Ail who failed to hear Kev. J W Kilgo and Prof. J A Gamewell lost an opportunity that rarely occurs. Prof. Gamewell is representing Wo:T--:?l college. P.. I\ .J. I I An OK* Every ?*y strrogtbear the belief of ^mlnert physicians that impure blood ie tl?e i cau*e of the m^ority of oor di?*-ftsc<?. j Twenty-five years ai?o thie theory wr?* used I as a haaie for th? formula of Browns' Iron I Bitter*. The ruaay remarkable cores effects! ] by this famous old household remedy aro j sufficient to prove that the theory ie correct. ! Browne' Iron Bitter* ie eold by all dealers. J K'mrare Your Howcin V.?... ( Nurnrcu. | (,'aT uy Catliii* *ic. euro cofis?i):.o .01: fore. er. i Wo.aDv- If C. r C iuii, Jruif,tistsn fuiu! wwi. rcwi*iwtfejBKT?/?* -m': mm > > %.** -+? iDJl^^lllP ! ! SLLO j ^ndTonic Pellets Cure r1! forms of disease caused by j a Sluggish Eivei and Piliou^iicss. I | The rinlt J ill CICSJKSCli j The Tonic Wliel inVigQffit^S i j The litHc ' i)octor"? Hook " teli.i all . E I tliria n!>.t a week < Ti-. fitment tr?, prows ] I rci-ry woi-l tnir Tr? atir.eat, 2&a MOWN MFG. GO N. T. sad ercancville. Ten? j I Skin Diseases,;1 For speedy permanent cure of I totter. salt rheum end eczema, Cham! bt-rlaio'tf Eye and Skin Ointment lis ; without an equal. It relieves the itching and smarting a:n:nft instantly b?k! i its continued use effects a permanent cure It also cared itch, harbor's It."}-, ccalrt iiesil ?rro niTiriles KfOitnf* n>!<?s i* MV" ?-ft r? i chapped hands, chronic sore eye.-' and j pvanulated ? lir. Cady's rendition Powders nr | j horse, are the hest tor.ie. Mood purifier ! j and vermifuge Price. 25 oeu?.J. SoMhy j ;. Wallace <fc Johnson, j A Trade Getter. p We have lost trad*'l?y h?inp out! j of Ramon's Liver Pills arid Tonic | I Pellets. We can seldom ever in ! luce a customer t<? take any other | ;is u substitute for them when they j i h tve trinl Ramon's. Justice A ' ; Fletcher, ('rossviilf, AH For ! i by Wallace A Johnson. Notice. j I will be in my office in the! court house in Kingstrcc S. j <, ion SATURDAY of cacti week! [ami during my absence, I will f : leave mv otlice kev with >1 r. <\ W.' ; McClain. E. M. <Smith, Judge of 1'robate, Williamsburg Uo., S. j Ladies Who Suffer 1 Prorn any coroplalQt peculiar fcc thslr sex such as Profuse, Palr)ful, Suppressed or Irregular Wenstructlon. are soon restored to i health by | | Brcdfida's Female Regulator. I ft Is a combination of remedial ; agents which hove heen used with . ; tl)e greatest success for n)ore than , 25 years, ar.)d Known to act specifically with and cs the organs of a*Tl Menstruation, end recommended for such complaints I I only. It never falls i ! A/\ to give relief and I C jyWojj I r?'tc'r? the health j a of tho suffering | j \JJ ArU\ \ | women- It should! 'vftt be taR?n by the I Iiffll J \\\m i'JS* budding ! 'it/ / il"^ ,r3r:0 womanJjocd: ',whtn Meostrua-1 it,pn ,s Scent. Sup-1 ^3^?^ a pressed, Irregular ^ or Pair)fuI, and j all delicate wonjen should use it. j as Its toglc properties have a woo- i derful Igfiuenca Iq toglng up and stre?5atS5?nir<Q the systerg by drlv-1 i ing through the proper channels ! all Impurities. A daughter or or.i of my euetonorr misled [ menstruation from expocaro oad cold, and on | arrivlns: tt puberty hi t iscr\Ub was coupktoly j wre'koo, until iNs wm tventy-fonr j-enra of | age, wbru upon ray reeoramcnrlation, aba used j one bottlo of Ura.lUold'.sIVm*!o HfgnlftWr.ooiu- ; ploteiy rwtnrina hor health." J W. H*M.rif3, Water Valley, Mlaa. ' Tki Baoorictt hsoulstoo CO.. Q* j aoto ?* coocciere a? ?i mb both.*. ! I i I j ' rnT i \r\fi ?i a Mi ,UUUU'J>'i LJil A. J Jt. i | EJfCYCLPiEDIA, I 13o Volumes, pages, 75dt) Iliust rations. | : Contains an Unabridged Diction- j jury, gives pronueiatinn o.r every: : word, tin volumes are of hartdy.su.?, | has the largest and latest maps?is , belt adapted to popular inc than any Cyclopedia ever published? ' i i JIT CONTAINS LATER INEOIt. mATION ! Than any other, and more <>f it;:j [the only Cyclopedia which is or. ; can he, really up to date. It i->. i i THE REST FA ml LY LIBRARY. | ! ! Because it is clear and sitrpl-- in ; language, can h-? understood hy a I l>y ? child?absolutely impartial, | and reliable and thoroughly Ameri| can. For terms and description write r? Km IK a ! ! 31 \V liiteh il!H' .Yr.lt n <1 a., _ j ill fll^illy ^ ' !9$?E2SS!0<9BB GBSHVKSV : ^miI* 'I J A * And a great eiaui'hter in high priced of dry goods, notions, hat# ind caps, eiiot'd, clothing, ami u!i other goodd too numerous to specify, ^ill begin in our store at "Z o'clock, p. in. Q Tuesday, July 12, i898, > s* :'z A 11 will hoi?l until A";.-just lf>, to 1k? closed out at A C T tf A 1/ DOS T, to make room for fall goods. * "M jmamfcmm^ "F" | 3r?xV TStLa\/iiia;e taisaad Araif ??JRS>^1 , J.^ COM2 ALL.' | will Ik- glad 'o nee you. ? mie mia ooiuuarument is going ocy Imi't f ill U) i-oriit' ami got sonic of thegreat bargains that are being o lis Mqhti Siirt, : T\ I . Ifl Proprietor. J, N. ROBSON & SON. . j nrrnimiaQiAn TyfATP.li an to An/? XXJUVIr Dealers In , Choice Hay, Oats, Corn, and paired Cow-food. . CONSIGNMENTS of Cotton CouJtry Eggs and Pairxi 2Fzod.ta.ee Solicited.. J. N. IiOJJSON &SON, '/! 7 136 East Bar, Cl2.a.rleston, S. O. mm r-~ ,.w . ; > Swasra -jiwc ) U,rf M- " ' .w- ' ; .. > \ i to ?i ~ *.. ... < . . h \ ' * ... ? v { k v. j < ' . - ' >' ^ *.:;** ?"**7 > .. ' - * c. wr. < * > " - ' . > . . i *fc / r'- '' ' ' . 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