Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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1 * ? *t"*l , 1 "f > J * VM- ;Y TI!"K.>!? V \T KfNi'JSTKE*!. s?. C. " ' i r Lorrs J. Bristoyv, ,V|,<xn l'K? ?rm r. i??iv. C. w. WOLFE, EOITOR. SUBSCRIPTION* RATKSOn* Year. In Advance. - Six Months, in *i?l vance, - - . *?" Three Montli<, :;i a'lv;?.i?v. ADVERTISMEXTS inscrtcl on liberal $erm?. Rates ma le known uj on npplication. JP^Pay no money to \j*?nts, except nnon pxnress authority. "r Thursday. Oct. 20, 1893. The Democratic Ticket. * (state.) For Governor, W H ELLERBE. For Lieutenant Governor, M B McSWEENEV. For Secretary of State, M R COOLER. For Attorney General, G DUNCAN BELLINGER. Ff.r- Sj - 1 , T?\ . i ; w VI rw.! : v" For Oomp!;o;i'.'r i ? .. *r -1, J F DBKHAM. For Superintendent of Kduca'inn. J J McMAIl W Adjutant an t l:o-*> c"?>* rvi.or.i., J W FLOYD For Railroad Commissioner, C W GARRIS. (CONGRESSIONAL.) For Congress?1st District, iiriT r r ? m lm r tni'P lYlliblAJl JLLiLillSli. t For Congress?Glh District, JAMES NORTON. (COUNTY.) Senate, A II WILLIAMS. Legislature, JOHN S GRAHAM. S WAYNE GAMBLE, cw WOI.FE. Auditor. II Z 1IANNA , Supt. Education, ND LESESNE. . \ Treasurer, R D ROLLINS. Supervisor, B B CHANDLER. An anarch:*' plot to assassinate | 4 Emperor William, of <iermanv. > , has been frustrated and fiiteen suspects arrested. The African government ofj Liberia wants Uncle Sam to as-! sume aprotectorate of that colony, j What with his A fro-American j population at home and the off- ! color natives of his fecentlv ac-; quired dependences, we think the j old gentleman has about as much ; as he can well attend to in the wav of protectorates. | It seems that the distinction, won in the late Spanish war is in- j sufficient to satisfv the ambition of our military heroes, many of W 10m covet politick honors.. Leonard Wood, colonel of the Rough Riders, is military governor ol Santiago; Roosevelt is a i candidate lor Governor of NewYork; Fi'zhugh Lee wants to go | to the United State Senate, and 1*T _ 1_ _ a i w neeier nn? aspirations lor uongressirtnal honors. m . ^ A race war in Illinois assumed formidable proportions during the past week. The trouble trrew out j I of the employing of Southern ne groes at tlie coal mines around Yirden, Illinois, in the place oi striking miners. At last accounts I the h$t of the dead numbered; I > 'v M?I. !.!r> l.?v? - >\>r- ;ii ?!ie 'j;i.s? 1 ~ i?i in- Northern <i? 1miiivs than hi>.:uMi(?r!i I'rlc.s-ls wiii'ti it coiuvsloL> \ I :l pinch. jaj I rl OJr? JI3TE t 3TA r?. j," I 151 I'' oiii present indications th"re ! y \v .11 he a "lot tune" in t'-e Not t!i vS ate at the ceminjr ( !?" i tion. '1 he u nile people have sub- t.| rni'led to the si outrages tin s*' <il forbearance has ceased to be.!1 it a virtue. In this her hour of a trouble we over this side of the , !0 line cannot but sytnp tliize with u our sister .State and wish her God ' c< speed in her elfort to throw off! ^ the political burdens which v wei^h so heavily 'i|> "i her. We are glad to see that Sena-'p tor Tillman is to urge the white tl men on t(? victorv will) Ins vigor- f! :" .... Tliic t'e ... lu-it tur lit I Ull^ IMilMMI . Alii?* IC '% III II ?v.i " * ;j close concern k tv? rv Southerner.1 n M ant! we believe there is 110 t rue | {j South (\iroliiiian. who will not re jw juice at the triumph oi l he men so 1J I near to us, an:l mourn over their | defeat. 1 o "ever ! ' , I I < Anen lire people of Nort.. t.'nroi: a na, when .aroused, failed to tioje their w' ole duly, and we believe!'' thov will come out all riiilrt Ihis | * TWIN LUMINARIES. Soartanbnrg is a progressive ! i# town, I'd Mot vim. energy and en- j. terprise, and tamed for its institu- { ii linns. 'Among these institutions v none are better known than Mr.1*' T LGantt, who tor some years past has kept the Piedmont Headlight, o a creature of iiis creation, trimmed . and burning, casting its rays c throughout the entire Piedmont section and disseminating tru'h '??d I'lkAitrlu/lira t nl a tho mnct /th <1 i I V 4 f\IJUTT lll'V ? IIV m\/oi sou re corners of Spartanb: rg county. To aid and abe* the Headlight : in it 8 task of dispelling the mi.?ts of ignorance, a new light is short1 r lv to appear in the literary firm- s ament of the much favored Spartans. Bearing the significant name of the Evening Star, this J luminary is to send forth its beams j daily, thus supplementing t he Lleadlight, and illuminating the heavens as well as things mundane. * Both these journalistic lights are f to be under the management of ? Mr. Gantt; and with a bran new outfit, including a double Cottrell press, with a capacity of 2000 pa- . pers an hour, their possibilities are j ^ immense. To the Evening Star i h we extend a hearty welcome and; our best wishes for a cloudless sky. i THE FAU-T NOT OURS. I The account dI a Greenwood j marriage published in this paper! last week as a clipping from the ' Greenwood Journal was the onlv * i available report we had of an affair which we thought would be of interest to many of our readers, as the groom was a native of this pnnnlv and K>k nt' hie ' . life here. While we noticed at the * titneth.it the Journal's description ? was rather vague, we had no - 1 right to change the wording of the \ article, so had to be content to let! ? the head lines supply the out is J sion. As to the criticism of our i steemed contemporary, t lie J Greenville News, we cheerfully' ? relinquish all claims to any por ' ,lion of it, generously giving way ,! to the Journal, to whom it legiti ? mately belongs. 4 i W T:j ISAML-n LtFT^UF. . vjr.l Sil >fl ill M r.UuuiU ut a Grce.iwi jd Wedding; ii tor (\> a 'I ijj /it cor, i: Jilt- following i> lro:ii the. roonville Daily -Sews, and ii (| implies with force to an arliee ippled by you and pub i-1 ie? 1 in -I week's l\Kt'or.l>. 1 > lid it toj mi lor publ.ca'ion lor llie hem-fit ' i" liic paper It out which you -cissoH'tl"* '.he writ (-up. p Looking over our State ex '' i uiiies, ueiieiailv 1 if above the y" verage of I lie new spaper-ol 'j ieir kind, we cur.not help be ?pressed bv the n< ed there mong their locai columns lor ie? |c(j imce ami more report bie esteemed contemporary lasl n eek, we observed, printed a damn account ol a wedding tl hich included ail the facts hut H le names t I the bride and groom. U| I h si tailed it careluilv and learn- ! il In/in it every detail ol' tiie vent except who were married. '< porters ought to be instriictcd n tint their sole pre'exl lor remain li, on ihe earth is that they may j no ttie public what is done | ;:d a <:; and tnat they have no lission o dazz.e the world with s!?emb'ai?es,conjunct ions, in isses, ^ lirongs and arrangements ol words Iden are n^uaily not ? igijsti a> ! Tesenii !." I have long since learned that j i he sole pretext ol' a re porter's fill III I) . on oiiiui i? noii mr ion il unf the j/ub ;c una' " lonely it*a >anl," ami no'. ,? write an ae- J t mini ? 1 a marriage ami itavt* oat I.*' lie names of the contracting par- , * ies. L.I B. ( 'anama Park, Fla., Oct. 1G. 1811S 1 " Tax Hot! C 3 j ^ i< The tax levy for the lis -al vo ir 1898 j i as follows: For Hie Stat , 5 mills. j, "or tlie county. J'.t mills. For school () mill-,and I mill cxtraon all property : i school district No. 18. .'10 mills on j () alue of all stock in Suttons. Ander-, n and part of I'enn Townships. j A capitation (ax of one dollar ($1.) j~ n all males liable between the ages I f 21 and 60. If 1 will be at the foil ?winjj places on j he days mentioned below for the;( olfaction of the said taxiLake City, Oct. 15. 1893. I5 Cades. ' 17, U Kennedys " 18, " ! t Cedar Swamp, " 19. 44 Bloomingvalc, ' 20, ' * Harpers, " 21, " I Suttons, 44 22. 44 r Gourdins, " 24, 44 Greeleyville, 44 25, " 1 Hebron, " 2fi, " j Morrisvillc, * 2?, ,4 k'ingstrce Oct. 31, to Nov. 8, Inclu- , ive. ( Trio, Nov. 10, 1S9S Salters, - 12, 14 i l'rospeet, 44 14. 44 > Altaians, " L>, " ? Anls X Kouls " 16, 44 Lamberts, ' 17, " Rome, " is, " Indiantown, 19, " Serantou, 41 21, 4* I Lake City, 44 22-23. 44 fingstree Dec. 24 to 12 inclusive, and I rorn 16th to D?c., 31st inclusive, Saturdays excepted. H D ROLL 1X8, Co. Treasurer. tt i x i a r r 4 timer present conditions or iixe; n this country, liquor is the in >st, >ersistent mid insidious foe of the iome. i _ I A Fleshy Yf\. VUHdUUipiiVC | Did you ever see one? C i Did you ever hear of one? i| ! Most certainly not. Con- J; sumption is a disease that ! * invariably causes loss of | 4 ; flesh. Jj 1 If you are light in weight, ]Ii" i even if your cough is only ; i | a slight one, you should |e certainly take j! . o ! Seett's imuslisn ' i of cod litter oil tviih hypo- \ ; [ phosphites. No remedy J' li is such a perfect prevent- ! ? ! ive to consumption. Just !; r I' the moment your throat jg begins to weaken and you j! (l find you are losing flesh, ! 5 ; ^ | you should begin to take it. And no other remedy \\ . has cured so many cases J of consumption. Unless ? you are far advanced with j J this disease, Scott's Emul- \ " sion will hold every in- > t ducement to you for a | i a perfect cure. ? All Drugeists, ?oc. and $i. ! I ^ ^^COT^^^bOWNE^Cheixvjsts^Jjr^J , | ^ I * v I lie I ime it in in ;i lew ; to tin;. !:;s liailiilUer il.is l;i-| ?;>> lii<*li >ii<>tiM lie be uilli\ atetl ; I"ii(l?*-frvt-(! pruite i.s dangerous to le \vi;ik; unjust. Maine nniv uirii reu the strong from the right way. M.I;io:i5 yi /.'n Awa/. It tvrtuiiilv "Til*ifviliir to tin- j * V iiI>11c* to know of oik* concern hi h* land who ere tort afraid to l??- i ?::erotis to the needy and suffering. I it* mprietors <?f I Jr. Kind's Now i-c-iwry for Consumption, coughs, nd colds, have given awav over ten ii 1 lion trial hottles of this great iodi *iue. and have tin* satisf.ction f kno ?ing it hm absolutely cured lousands of hopeless o:o*cs. Asthma roochitis,hoarseness and all diseases f the throat, chest and lungs are ?1? ? i i... : /'..n .... i IR'l) uuicu uv it. v^aii w i (in* | rnggist, and get a trial bottle free, | .-gular size 50 cts and $1.00. Every | ottle guaranteed, or price refunded. | ??" ? ' I PA *"!?< ? r?i. <'. tlicttreat clip i-i :in<l .-dcntbt iViti Jirad I'ree to tS.eA ;llirtcd. .t iionletorhiM .?w!v e???ore?l (tcmeilio to on re Coiixiioiplinn anil ;i1 l.uiiii' 'i'roa i> I e *. Nothing could be fairer, more | 'hila'ithrupie or carry more joy to : he alflicted, than th" offer off. A j ilii'Uin, M. ('., of ISil Pearl street M'\v York City. 'onlident that he has discovered an bsoiute cure for consumption ami 11 ptdinonary womplaints, and uake ts great merits known, he rill send, free, three bottles of mod fine, to any reader of The County iecord wli > is suffering from chest >ronchial, throat and iung trouble? ir consumption. ' Already this "new scientific conr > ff medicine has permanently cure housands of appearantly hopeles I a sos. The Doctor considers it his religiiis duty a duty which he owes to lumanity to donate his infallible lire. )ffered freely, is enough tocomond t. and more so is the perfect confilence of the great chemist making he proposition. He has proved the dreaded conlumption to be a eureable disease | )eyond any doubt. riiere will be no mi; take in sending the mistake will be in overlooking! no generous invitation, no nas on He in iiis Am Tiean and European j aboratories testimonials of expe-1 ienee from those cured in all parts >f the world. Don't delay until it is too late. \ddress T. A. Slocum. M. C., 9S Pine street, New York, and when writing i he Doctor, please give express and: y stofiice address, and mention! v.t ling this arMcle in the County Record. WWWW^WWW^WWWWWW I LIVE AND t S LETLIVE. 1' 1 desire to inform my friends, ? and the public ?renerally,that J I have on hand a tine slock #j of Fruits and Vegelaoies ?j which I will sell so cheap that yon cannot fail to he * pleased. II you trade with >( me I will do all in my power ?i to please you in every way j! and save you money. Come 5! and see me at No 12 Wall St. $ next door to Dr. D U Scott. ? E.J.AOSTON, f si Kingstree, S. C. i * r evvwwwv wwwwwwww I The Chinese dress in white at funrals and in black at weddings and : ild women always serve as bridestiaids. For broken surfaces, sores, insect lites, burns,skin diseases and esiccially piles there is one reliable I emedy, I>e Witt's Witch 11 a/el j ialve. When you call for De Witt's lon't accept counterfeits or frauds, roil will not be disannointed with )e Witt's Witch Ilazel Salve. Wal*ce ?fe Johnson. I still kjep on hand the famous! Virginia" and "Derby"sieves and i he extra ware to fit. These stoves 1 ways give genuine satisfaction, 11 nd are guaranteed to please. S. i 1. Askins, Lake City, S. C. i i gERRY'S [XCE1 A-TTQ-TJST BOB VmTE-sl GOLD MEDAL F> ABSOLUTELY PURE WIE I fully realize the suprei for Flour, adulterated with C 1 *-1 mo-fiar anu Otrier rui ci^ii niuLiui August lOth, 1898, I offer tl above Brands of Flour Guai Winter Wheat Goods of the 1 1 have a first-class, up-to-dat per day, run entirely by water po the City, with every facility knowr Your orders will have prompt s the best attention. W&-ASK FOR PRICES Flour, Stuff delivered your station. war HOUSEKEEPERS Get pri< WHITE and GOLD MEDAL Bran J.M. BERRY, gs M CATK p^y?4 CURE CONS L_J^ Vv' Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, lvver Sores, Tetter, Chap- li ped hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all f| Skin Eruptions, and positively cures a! Piles, or no pay required. It is guar- h anteed to giwjperfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per c< box. For sale bv all Druggists. P ?' f "Whv don't you g"t out of debt?" 11 "I haven't tiiu?. It keeps me busy ; c. getting in." x ! o: 11( Gold known much earlier j. than silver, and was at iirst the 1 ^ cheapest of the two metals. 1 I if Never borrow more than you can I pay back, and never lend more than ! you can borrow. When you call for I>e Witt's Witch \ 1< Hazel Salve the great pile cure, It don't accept anything else. Don't r< be talked into accepting a substitute, j si tor piles, for sores, for burns. Wal- d lace ifc Johnson. "A stubborn cough or tick I nig in n the throat yields to One Minute b i Cougli Cure. Harmless in effect, j * i *i... t?,.i:..ki.. ..n.l unu ur> uir awiitiuiw tin ? just \vh:it is wanted. It acts at once.; Wallace & Johnson. I ' I 10. ''This war," soliloquizer! the j melancholy Spanish statesman, j m ' has been a succession of Hull si; t nu<ls." e\ i\o I'urc, I'sty. | c t That is the way all druggistsj sell Grove's Tasteless Chill, Tonic 1 for Chills ami Malaria. It is sirn- V( piv Iron gnd QiiMiinc in a taste j.; less form. Children love it. th Adults prefer it to hitter, nauseal st ing Tonics. Price. 50c. , ;l, ^ A woman's head on an ashpile 1 frightened residents of Lexington Kv. Visions nf moriCr wptp sppii. but just as 1 he police arrived a :at mm exini:i*l the bed and 'K found it to be wax. It came from (l a neighboring store. jat iiO?|!LLS ond Patent. ? mcy Patent. ITER WHEAT FLOUR me disgust of consumers torn Flour, Corn Starch, On and after this date, le Wholesale trade the ranteed Absolutely Pure Highest type. e Mill, capacity 600 barrels iwer, located in the heart of i to the business. shipment, quick delivery and Meal, Grits, Bran and Ship ;es from your grocer on BOB ds flour pure goods, Merchant Miller IDY * TPATION ALL .&DRUGGISTS y* Registration Notice4 The offlice of the supervisor of >gis rattan will he opene 1 on the rst onday in every month and le two days immediately follow1^, for the purpose registering of ny persons who are qualified asfoli\vs: Who shall have hoen a resident f the State for two years, of the ?unty one year and of the polling reeinet in in which the elector of rs to vote four months befors ady lection, and shall have paid, six lonths before any election any poll ix then due and payable, and who in both read and write any section f the L'oustitntion of 189o suhmit?d to him by the supervisors of rrgtration, or can show that he owns, nd has paid all taxes collectable uring the previous year on proper? in this State assessed at three undred dollars or more. J .T FADDY. Clerk of Board Truth wears well. People have arned tha't DeWitt's Little Early isers are reliable little pills for ?gulating the bowels, curing con:ipation and sick headache. They on't gripe. Wallace & Johnson. "Doctor, von have been treating le six months, and I'm not a bit utter." "Yes; but you are not any worse.' Eilni'afe Your itotvein With <'??nir?'t*. Can.iy Csitlcirtir. cur* constipation forcer. C.S*?C. If C. C- C fail, tlriictfistx r? fmnl motley. A Richmond firm advertises a edicine warranted to curs life-iuirance agents of bashfulness. It is estimated that one out of cry 180 inhabitants of the United :ates owns or rides a bicycle. You invito disappointment when hi experiment. DeWitt's Little arlv Risers arc pleasant, easy iorough little pills. They cure conipation and sick headache, just i sure as you take them. Wallace Johnson. The stale camp <rronn 1 at Onlsett, III, has been abandoned id the Rhode Island soldiers ive been sent to their homes, dv. Dvor believing tlie war to be an end. ?