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Th2 (County "-Record ; PUBLISH!!!* I VK.y Till i:>l)AV AT KiNOS'rK! !:. K. f. Lolls J. UuisTovi,', J'UOI'KIKTOK. (\ w. w<:r, editor. srnsriaiTioN KA : ks: On? Year, in a?ltfan?*p. - - St.'*) Six Months in advance. - - ..Vi j Three Months In advance, - J ADVERTISMEXTS Inserted on liberal terms Rates made known 11* 011 application. Pay 110 money to Agents, except, upon cxpro-^ authority. Thursday. Oct. 6. 1338. ! The Democratic Ticket. (STATE.) For Governor. W II ELLEliliK. For Lieutenant Governor, M B McSWEENEY. For Secretary of State, M 11 COOl'ER. For Attorney General, G DUNCAN BELLINGER. | For State Treasurer, W H TIM.MERMAN. For Comptroller General, J PDEKIIAM. * For Superintendent of Education, J J McMAIIAN. Adjutant and Inspector General. 1 J W FLOYI). For Railroad Commissioner, C W GARRIS. % (coxguessionai. ) For Congress?1st District, WILLIAM ELLIOTT. For Congress?6th District, JAMES NORTON. (COt/'NTY.) f N S?nate, A II WILLIAMS. Legislature. JOHN S GRAHAM. S WAYNE GAMHLli, cw WOLFS. Auditor. II Z II ANN A . Supt. Education, N I) LESESNE. Treasurer, R I) ROLLINS. Supervisor. B B CHANDLER. Col. Theodore Roosevelt, the preux cavalier of the alliterative TAfrimflnt so consoiciouslv asso ciated with the fall of Santiago, has been nominated for Governor of New York by the Republican State Convention by a vote of 753 to 21S received |^y Frank S Black. To oppose the redoubtable Roosevelt the Dem ocrats have nut up August Van Wyck, brother of the present mayor of Greater >L'.v York. Miss Lucy Lee liiii, daughter o! Gen. A ? Hill, conies lorward claiming ?he title of the ''Daughter of the Confederacy", as the successor of Miss Winnie Davis, iately deceased. Iler ambition in -this re.1 pe.t has elicited much unfavorable comment, as many consider that the appellation was pe culiarly Miss Davis's, on account of her being born in the White House of the Confederate capital. In the death ot Thomas F Bay ard the nation has lost one of its greatest statesman tnd the South a true friend. Horn in the state of Delaware he, was a States' Rights Democrat and his sympathies were ever with the South. Twiee-in IS80 and 1SS4 lie came near being the Presidental nominee <>t the Democratic party, and when G'leve land was elected, Bavard was cho sen to be Secretary of State. Just, honorable, pure and true hisdeath is deplored by North and South alike and the wiiole nation mourns Q; ? A T POS3.G!LiT:L3. . v| i \. i;t.!y we mot a <roi)Siemat: w ii?> nearly even part of Si>!i ii t"ar<i ima. ho wis oxpressing lis- opinion of lt:o dllior-',l out sections oi' ihe Stare. 1Jis re'ntarks roio ernia^ Wiliiarv-hur/, ~ ron"'iy pit i i a- a j.'ival ti :'l. ,l .. '!, ami We lite iJ 'n-ri N o! M'j i ?:t. . . . I JI I'liT cOHlO <>; ills st;4lo.Il<Ml's inr ill',' lu-nelii ol our readers. ii said: '' k,I travel most ol my lime ami 1 11 generally keep my eves open, and 'J t 1 11 it is a surprise to nie kow iitIle | the advantages and possibilities ol j 11 i your county are known and sippredated by the Williamsburg! people, to say nothing ol persons u I looking lor homes or investments, j a ! Now lake,lor instance, the char-ill ' . i i acter oi tiie soil. In tiie portion. S I 1 I /.f ilin linnif uuV? f / * ( 1! ;1 ? . ! c tui lilt; i w u < 11 t iiv.it tw vi ?. I . i i I endon there is as fine tobacco land c | | as can be found any where, and n I. . * . .1 indeed in many other portions of y ' the county I here is land ttjuaily ' f, asiroou.ln many sections there is ,, as line soil naturally as in the black belt oi Alabama, land that:,, i needs liltleor no fertilizers,onlv a i little drain aire. : ! I believe as irreat a diversity of, ii corps can be raised in W illiams- c burg a* any I know. Cotton, j <1 corn, peas, oats, we know flourish,' <? and wheat rye, grapes and all j s kinds of garden vegtables can a and should be raised. The health s of your people is e<jpia! to that oi j 1 anv section. And since the prac-! f * i ; tice ol boring artesian weils lias j ? begun, you have the linest water t in the world. 1 would not give a a good artesian well for all the ) mountain springs. The game and t ! fish in your woods and rivers area v irrr.if attraction tome and when s j no! tor known will bring to yourji i holders enthusiasts of the gun in i and fBhiig rod. Where is tiie fish v I that can surpass the Black river11 bream? Your people are a hosph-! a able folk and the only trouble is .c there is there are not enough of if: i them, and they do not seem to me i g . . . i to take pride enough m theirlc | homes and county. There are some'o I things your people should do. | 1 i j They should begin at home and 11 j make their places more attractive! ^ | with paint and by having grasses t I ! or fiowers around their houses.A ! ? : stranger from some other section ' t I ! where attention is paid to these Jo I t lnmrc nocciiiff 1 K rmxrli i Ku n/\imtv i | illll^O U1I 1UV VVUUIJ I would bo wrongly impressed as to the people, lie would think that ! a people willing (olive in such un-i attractive homes could not be.. attractive themselves and would , 11 I hesitate to bring his 1'amily among 1 j them, however much he might be j; i pleased with the other advantages. More attention should he: , given education and the churches. The interest taken in these two i great factors ot progress is not : what it should he judging from exJ lemai signs and irom what certain ( > ministers and teachers have told 1 ) ' 'i . i 2 , me. i acre uues not seem to be as j ^ much harmnnv anion'' vonr neo : * = 1 J pie us sJiouid prevail. aSot a1 (Strong united eiibrt to in, prove J line county ami to induce goodi people it) come in among you. ? our county needs more'inhabi- i tants. ll is too sparsely settled. ^ Many men are land poor and in t ; that condition because there are no purchasers. They would be better oil with less land and more! I neighbors. They know it,but bom i ...I. i- : 1 ?r. ... , 1 kick ui ur;i?!ik;eu uu rnn , know* iiow* to about to bringing I M iu new* comers. Whv don't you ' i 4 zuci: ujoveujeut to. o;if* {><.'?>? 1 Tlu-p' .ire li|ou>:i?nl< of [ooj>!o> M?kin*r l<?i n< ?w lioiin>?. n?'! i i;i.i_iiiii-it*fit cow.iJry, wo:I \v;;\rt*tj.: r!iU\ ivinjj wiiliin o.isy r? ;n:li of' do.i 111:).:l?!o-se<i Willi i'XCfi is! *ir; i!:i:iv/.n'er . :? 1 tis?-- ' ; >us o m. lit' w acre '<iin! can l.i ( ioii;t!ii at horn thii r to 1 i*t> dollar.*1 er acre, will tu.1 no ton,: ' I liie jiioju-r cllort is made to rinj; it and its advantages before lie world. In my judgement Wilaiiisbnr^. lias a I'll I are and a very riiiht one." 'i'lie lore^oiim is the subst a nee ; . I- the rem irks of ;!ii< ireulIonian, nd we believe tin re is contained ; iierein si.me food for llion^lit.! overal weeks ai'o we told ol the! access of a man lr??m Dariin ton I niintv, who came here as a com-. ion farm laborer :in?l in a lew ears bought ami |>ai<I lor a com-j )rla!)le {'arm. This was one of, 1 any men from oilier coiinliesj n 1 Stales who have succeeded (jiialiv well here. Within ionrj nlesof Kiimsirce we Known man k*ho has paid lor a farm of fifteen lundrcd acres, siarlin^ v.ilii no i apital save liealth. .-trenail) ami a j elerminalion to succeeu. rveryne will admit lh;tl for col Ion our' oil properly cultivated, is as good, s land in oilier c unities whiclr elis for three limes as much, while ' or producing corn, our river hoi- t oms are as line as can. he found my where. 1 he 1'udding swamp i obacco land has becomo famous,' . I nd tin re is an abundance <>1 simi j ar land in the county, of which ; he owners do not even kno?v the i alue. Our soil, climate and re j on roes are hound to i>e uppreeia- : I'd, nor is t!ie day as distant as it j nay seem. We hear of men who,; without my flourish, have quietly | ought up large bodies of land and re now erecting neat co'luges and ; utling tlie land up into small ' anus. This is, we hop?, the heinning of what we want, a thrifty i lassof small farmers,who do their iwn work ami raise what they' leed. Let us give every encour-! igement to such a class of emi-j ;rants and thus hasten the coining i >f more people, new enterprises i mil substantial progress?three j dements which cannot fail to con luce to our prosperity. (Jive the average man :i position, .tid lie will oust his eyes around i'or .11 assistant. Under present conditions of life n this country, liquor is the most >ersistent uiul insidious foe of the ionic. Coughs | A eotfgh which seems to harp t. in spite of all the remedies which ,ou have applied certainly needs ner^ctic and sensible treatment, "or twenty-five years that standard preparation of cod-liver oil, * St vlJ il; a'_ Cii&?e'te w ? >ss proved its effectiveness in corny: the trying affections of the nroat and lungs, and this is the tason why: the cod-liver oil, pariaily digested, strengthens and vitalizes the whole system; the hypophosphitet f-'ifr) ret as a tonic to the ff roind and nerves, and the ll-Tf glycerine soothes and ; 11 heals the irritation. Can p you think of any ccmfci?4^ nation so effective as this? I'.e sure '-""u . .t SETT'S Emulsion. See that the tan and lish are on tne wrapper. joe. and $r.OO, all drugjists. SCOTT & ISOVN L, Chemists. New Y-ark. j liy llit' ti:ii : :i t:;:o a Jim dollars .-avi'il ao for hi> ol<! a_i* It is lol?i thai hi* ilannliUT ii is ta! cuts which should ho o.? oultivatoj Undeserved }?r:;is?-i.s iia i^' r^as tlit* weak; unjust l?'.iint.- usuv tar c>ell the Stroiii; fl'olll til ' '.Va\ .V iliur s G.v : j /*.:/. It is certainly gratifying to l!; public to know of one c mcem i tilt' laiii! who ;>iv nor. afraid to h generous to tile needy and suiterm: Tiie proprietors of I>r. King's Xe nisfovt-ry for Consumption, cough and colds, have given away over te million trial hot tied of this gre: medicine, and have tic: -a'.irf icti-. o? knowing it his ahsdutoly cure thousands hopeles-< coses. Asihin I'lMu-'iiitisjioardfiiesd and all disea? i?t the threat, chest ami iiuiiM :ii Surely euivil by it. C.iU 04 an ilriigitist. ami ?et u trial bottle fre regular size cts ami sl.(K). Kver bottle ^uaraiitcvil, or jirii-e rcfamie* Ilia Mji toiimnliwi iio iJi luUuJ vOiiOUiiipiioMi. 'E' 1 ^i<ictuti. *j <' (hefmoul ? ?!? i>l > at .-rh'fl (*i iv::: .- vhm J? Itjet iil<C*<><l. 't \ Jv 2 ! ! ?? < :>* iic.lH-uie' So i'iii i> 9iisilm lion :u:<i nil l.tri*;' 'I'roa 5? i O :? . Nothing could ho fairer, inoi philanthropic or carry n.ore joy 1 the afrlictcd, limn the oiler*of T. j. Mocum, M. C., of I*o IVarl stre( Now York City. Confident that ho has discovered a absolute euro for consumption an o.li pulmonary complaints and make :ts groat merits known, li vriil >(oid, free, throe bottles of niC( icine, to any reader of The Count Record who is so tiering from ehos hroticiual, throat and lung trotil>l( <<r consumption. Already this "new scicnt :ne ronrof medicine has permanently curt thousands of appearantly hopelc: fasos. The Doctor considers it his reli< <>us duty a duly which he owes i humanity to donate his infadih cure. Offered freely, is enough toeomoti it. and more so is the perfect com deuce of the great chemist makir the proposition. He has proved the dreaded co: sumption to lie a eureahio disea: beyond any doubt. There will he no mistake in sondii the mistake will he in overlookii the generous invitation. He has < tile in his American and Kurope: laboratories testimonials of exp 1 iMoMon !I1 till l?:ir i of 1 ho world. Don't dol:iy until it is too hit , Address T. A.Slocnm. M.(98 !'ii stroot, Now York, and when writii the Dootor, pi on so j*ive ex press :ti postoflico address, and month reading this article in the C'oun i'eeord. V\IVV.UW I LIVE AND f- Ln y Lu a W" Lu ? 1 desire to inform my friends. : ? and the public ireneraliy.lhat ? I have on hand a line slock - of Fruits ami Vegetables 1 5 which 1 will sell so cheap ? that you' cannot fail to he 5 ldeased. Il you trade with ? me I will do all in my power ? to please you in every way \k and save you "v new Come ?? and see me at No. U Wall .St. | next door to Dr. 1) (J Scott . IE J. AO ST ON, | Kingstree, S. C. The Chinese dress in white at fu ends and in black at weddings ai old women always Serve as bride: maids. For broken .surfaces, sores, inse bites, burns,skin diseases :in<l e pecially piles there is one relic.b remedy, iV Witt's Witch I In/ Salve. When you call for lb Witt don't accept counterfeits or fraud Vou will not be disappointed wit Do Witt's Witch Ifa/.eL Salve. Wu lace *V Johnson. I u 1 11 boon no bond I Im finmi * . .... . _v .... ........ ...V, ......... "\ iririnin'' and 'Derhy'Ctove.s an the extra wan; to lit. These si ova always ?;ive genuine salisfaelioi and are guarantee ! to jdease. c M. A skins. Lake City. S. C. iO' iiiiiM A.T7Q-T7S' !l I ? i C ' - ma ' mu j, \ ": g ** I ;;| | B| ' ' '-V.vV ': ,!! -\^M: =M-iv-- ': .: BOB WHITE Sr -| GOLD HED1L 3 j ABSOLUTELY PURE 11 I fully realize the sup; i for Flour, adulterated with i and other Foreign matter i August 10th, 1G9S. I offer ! above Brands of Flour Gi Winter Wheat Goods of th< I have a first-class, up-to-c (k| par day. run entirely by water (, j the City, with every facility kno V Your orders will have prom* t the best attention. t&'ASK FOR PRICES Flot 11 Stuff delivered your station. ZST HOUSEKEEPERS Get IE WHITE and GOLD MEDAL Br, 10 . i J.M. BERRY,? I I WHIIW I Ml III CVWT MM* :T%rr 40MMMMMM i ? ocat ?| iv^ < If! vrrA "i; h?Uvv. CURE CO? li-1 % ;/N^ S* ' v . ?'.Vt _ 18 53e ^ i ? , ... n. * > x ~?c -*>?. . _ v .,.; i --- l!T Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for >n Cuts, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt (i i iilieuin, Fever Sores, Tetter, C'hapt< i pod hands. Chilblains, Corn.-, ami all " ' " " > - i.. , I >K!tl JVlipnoilS, :uiu posur. I V Liiu-s ?* j 1'iies, or no pay required. It i > guurJ(c,: an teed to ?iv< VporiV.-r satisfaction or id | money refunded. Fric-e to cents per m box. For sale bv all Driurrists. ty "Why don't you tret out of debt?" ^ i "I haven't time. It kicps me busy J | getting in." (Iold was known much earlier ?t than silver, ami was at lirst the n 1 ? ; cheapest of the two metals. J, 1 f' Never borrow more than you car. ? ; pay back, anil never lend more than ?? you can borrow. ? ! When von call for DeWitt's Witch * > Ma/Id r live the /real pile cure, ?l don't accept anything else.. Don't ? t be talked into accepting a substitute, ; ior piles, tor sores,.for burns. Wal f .ace iv Joir.ison. S A stubborn c<5ii<?h or ta-kliu^ in ^ . the iliroat yields to One Minute Cure. Harmless in eilect, ? touches tin* rie/it spot. Reliable and < j'i<t what is want. el. It act.* at once. ^ Wallace ?fc Johiw.n. _ | n" ' -This- war/"' soliloquized the 111 I melancholy Spanish statesman* | -has been :t succession of dull I lnuds."? t't j Ttit rure, Ao i'ay. r ! That is li e way : i! uiinrnisfs sell C -vt?V :eiv ... CI.ill, Yo..:j el . ..... . - r . ./ . (or ( I; i > ai.a . . da:.:;. It. is *:m.1.. ?. i .. |?1> It'll i! I it I !'i; IK" ?II 41 , \->-< b>r:u. (Jbiincu iovo A. , Adults prof it to ! ,i'or, 1KIusout : ing Tonics, i ric<. is; A woman's hcu.i on an ash pile id i fnghtot.'d .o idei.ts of Lexington s' Kv. Visions of uii.rL r v.ore -ton, i, i !>ut just sis the police arrived n S. 'man examined the iio tl an i ; found it to be w w. It canto from J a ucigftL'orint: st? iv. I . i 1 i ILSIOB MILL$ ; TA, CrJL. ' :cond Patent. Bm xwrr-fMiraaaMnMJi uwniitTi ?? Pansy Patent. mrm wheat flour \ reme disgust of consumers i Corn Flour, Corn Starch, . On and after this date, the Wholesale trade the laranteed Absolutely Pure e Highest type. late Mill, capacity 0OO barrels power, located in the heart of wn to the business. >t shipment, quick delivery and jr, Meal, Grits, Bran and Ship .rices from your grocer on BOB ands flour pure goods. ;3S sviaucr tflBY HAR^TiC ^ ? Jnci 'V, * WJ T T ",- "< '7* J? , -.*.?* < "' L//.vvJ\Aiio A >J | Eearilsiratioii Notice. The offiice of the .supervisor of i res is ration will 1??? opene i on the lirst .' ? ?nday in . very month and the two days immediately foilow' in<r, for the purpe.-o resist<?riii?r ef any persons who arc qualifie d asfolj * Who sh.-d! have been a resident of the State I'm two years, oftho county one car toad of the polling precinct in in which the elector ofi f.-rs to vote four mouths hefors ady ! election, and hal! have paid, six j n:mj?::s before any riectiou any poll to*: tin n due and pay able, and who ran ! ?Ii read and write any section ' ! ?f the Constitution oi 18% submit! I to hi:.; by the supervisors of reg:-d rotion. or can -how that he owns, and has paid all taxes collectable during the previous year on property in this state assessed at threo j hundred dollars or more. J.J. EADDY, / <! ..I. ..r i).. ?/ICIB. ui uuaiti , . ; Truth wears we!!. People have learned that DeWitt's Little Early litiS'W- are reliable little pills for regulating the bowels, curing con| st i pat ion and sick headache. They ( don't gripe. Wallace & Johnson. ! -Doctor, vou have been treating , . me six months, and I'm not a bit ; better." I i% Yes; but you arc not any worse.' i | KiinoritC Your 'Smelt YVl!!i ' t.'inaj : cure coi:xiip;Ulf;r. fnroror. i 10c u. I! UCC fsiii. dr'iiTxisrt: money. j A Kichmond firm advertises a i medicine warranted to curs life-in, surauce agents of bashfulness. j It is estimated that one out of every ISO inhabitants of the United ; States owns or rides a bicycle. You invite ii appointment '.vlien you experiment. DoWitt's Little Karly Kis??rs a:e pleasant, easy ; liioreugh little pills. Tiiey cure eon- J tip.ition aiul sick headache, just , a- -ureas you take them. Wallace | A- Johnson. j The state camp groun I at Ont * >t t ? T ininn tK?in/lAnAtl 11 i ? j .o invti < * c/ ! and the Rhode Island soldiers I ft ! have been sent to their homes, ! (low I)v r believing the war to ho ut an end. '4