Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Spain's Greatest Need. Mr. R. P. Olivia, of Rareelona, Spain, spends his winters at Aiken, S. Weak nerves had caused severe pains in the hack of his head. On usint* Electric Uitters, A uteri en's greatest lih ^ <1 and Nerve remedy, a J! I'ain soon left him. lie i says this guand medicine is what p liis country needs. All America knows that it cures Liver and kidney trouble, purities the Mood, tones uj< the siomache, strengthens tlif nerves, j;uts vim, vigor and new life into every muscle, n?rve and organ of the body. If weak, tired or aiiingyou need it. Every bottle guaranteed, only oO cents. Sold by Wallace A- Johnson?, Druggist. Confectioners should make their eandv ever bon?bo:i fires. "I am indebted to One Minute Cough (.'lire r??r my health and liie. It cured me of lung trouble following grippe*" Thousands owe their lives to the prompt. action of this ueqer failing remedy. it (lures coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe arid throat ami lung troubles. Its enriy use areveuts consumption. Jt is the only harmless r.mepy that gives int mediate results-?'Wallace & Johnson. Money is useful as a servant, but tyrannical as a master. A Frightful t5lunder. will often eau.se a horrible Burn, Scald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the best in the world, wiJJ kill the pain and promptly , heal it. Cures Old Sores, Fever Sores, Fleers, Bails. Felons, Corns, ail Skin Eruptions. Bast Pile cure on earth. Only iloets. a box. Cure guaranteed. Said by Wallace & Johnson, Druggist. The silent man dosen't always 5*hl\rf-v-mte limber with a saw. L-T, Travis. A ileal Southern R. K. St-liua, Cia , writes, "I can nc.t say too iulicit i>t prase of One Minute Cough Care. In my case it walked like, a charm."' The only harmless reuieth that gives immediate results. .Cures cuutihs, coiils, erdnp, bronchitis, and and ail tlnoat and lung troubles. Wallace & Johnson. The old toper? frequently gels away with more? than he can carry. F. It. Tiiirkicld, Health inspector of Chicago, says, " Ivodol dyspepsia Cure cannot be recommended too*oi;rlily. it cured n e <>f severe dyspepsia. "It digests what you eat and cures iml'pest-on, heartburn and all forms ofdyspepsia.?Wallace & Joenson. Ignore nee of the law should excuse a lawyer from practicing it. That Throbbing Headache Would qnickly leave you, if you used J)r. King's New Life ills. Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick ami Nervous Headaches. They make pure blood and strong, nerves and build up your health. Easy to take. Try them. Only 25 cents. Money back if not cured. Sold by Wallace <k Johnson, Druggist. A man is out of spirits when here isn't a drop left in the house. A-Narrow Escape. Thankful words wrrtten hv MrsAda E. Ilart, of Groton, ?S. D. "Was taken witJi a tad cold which settied on my lungs; cough set in and tinaliy terminated in Consumption. Four Doctors gave me up, saying I could live but a short time. 1 gave m\Nc!f nn to mv Savior, determiti edit* I could not stay with my friends on earth, I would moot rny absent ones above. My husband whs advised to got Dr. Kind's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. I gave it a trial, took in ail ctght bottles. It has cured me, and thank God, I am saved and now a well and healthy woman." Tral bottles free at Wallace & Johnson's Drugstore. Regular size ode. and $1.00. Guar anteed or price refunded. Where there's a will there's always a way for lawyers to break it. 4 Chamberlain'* Colic, Cholera and j Diarrhoea Remedy can a!way be de- ^ j pended upon and is pleasant and safe to K ; take. Sold by I>. C. Scott. How lon? we live, not years but ' j actions tell. ; J. I. Revry. Loj,anton, Pa., writes, i "1 am willing to taty* my oath that I * j was cured of pneumonia entirely by ; jtnc use 01 woe Aimuie v ouj^ii mrc j aftdr doctors fAiled. It-aNo cured ni\ ( | children of whooping con<rh. "Quickly 1 j relieves sod cures c<>u<rlis. colds, croup, ! grippe and throat and ltm?r troubles. f j Children all like it. Mothers endorse r , it. Wallace & Johnson. That man lives twice wlio lives the first life well. Lewis Dennis, Salem, Ind.. says "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure did mo more good than aeything 1 ever took " I: digest what you ert and can not help hut cure dispepsia and all stomach troubles. Wallace & Johnson. "' ' ' J " . ' ' ~ ' " * ( The cradle and the tomb, alas! { -L f !so nign. G. II. Appl"*on, Justice of Peace. i Clarksburg. N. 'J., says. "PeTWt's < .Little Early Risers an? t!i? host pills ' made for constipation. We ihc no : others." Quickly cure all liver aud ; bowel troubles. i Wallace end Johnson. The shoe dealer always sells his 1 I goods at bottom figures. Size doesn't im/icate quality. I to- ; ware of counterfeit and wor liless salve ( offered for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. TV Witt's is the only original, t An infallible cure for piles and all ?. skinciseases i Wallace and Johnson. ' t ! Friends and umbrellas are sel- don? .at hand in lime of need. j The modern and most effective care for constipation and all liver troubles? the famous little pills known as I>eWitt's Lit! le Early Ki*crs. J A vivid imagination is often as j ! - ? i.?1^.,w, i UUI^fl WilJS tl> (l 1HUC icni llAll^t I' Pains in the chest when a person j has a cold indicates a tendency toward pneumonia. A piece of tlanncl clamp- \ cned with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound to the chest over the. seat j' of pain will promptly relieve the pain ; ahd prevent the thr atoned attack (f naiunia. T.iis s nn*tr' itat ij w 11 i lire-;;' l ime hack in a fc.v in irs. oh!; py I>. C. Scott. It is always lite most promising; young man that gets into debt. . - i Two Pointed Questions Answered. What is the use of making a better! article than your competitor is it" you can not get a better price for it? Ans. As there i? no <lifl*?>rence in tin* i ' price the public will buy only th* bet-! ter, so that while our profits may lie! smaller 011 a single sale th*y will be. much greater in the aggregate. How can y??u gt-L tlie public to know j your make is the :. st ? . If both articles are brought promin-' cntlv before the public both arc certain to be tried and the public will very quickly pass judgement on them and use o. lv ti e better one. This explains tlie large sale on : Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The people have been u<ing it for years and : have found that it can always be depended 115011. They may occasionally 1 take up with sonic fashionable novelty l put forth with exaggerated claims. but are c< rutin to return to the one remedy ; that they know to be reliable, and for! coughs, colds and croup there is nothing equal to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Jhr sale bv D. C. Scott. I i : j TAIl land SALE. ; | By virtue of an execution tome directed, I have levh-d upon air1 will I sell tor taxes to the highest bidder for casli on the first Monday in Febiuary 1900 ncxtx before the Court house ri->or! : in Kinjcstree, the following land to! wit: 179 acres of latid in Hope town-, ship,formerly lands of Bradshaw ami! bounded by lands of John Goins Gid- j eon Dennis Coffin and Ea-t by lands of j James Ard and Holland bay. Purchaser to pay for sumps and J papers. J. D. Daniel, i S. W.C.j i To be is better far than not < to.{>e._ I * / ? NOTICE OF SALE. !; STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COCMY OF VVILT.ABUM ?Ci. By virtue of a power of attorney to J, is given by the heirs of C. W. MeUiam, i' leceased, we will soil at public auction ' in the 1st Monday in February. 1000. at!' 2 o'clock, m., the following described 1 eal property, to wit: Ail that lot of land siiur.te in tlie | own of Kir.gstre:*, together with the hvelih;^ and all oiit-h<>;ises thereon. j mown a* lot No. 2, containing three j ;}-7> sevenths t.f an acre, and liouiidcd | >n tin* North by lot No* 3 now owned j jy E. H. Frost & Co.. on the East by j an-Is (if Ed Harper, en the South by j ot No. l, owned by Ed Harper, and on j he West by the North Eastern- Hail-j oad. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser o pay lot title and stamps. Jonx a. Kkt.lky LkRoy Lek. '-1-1000 Attorneys for tlie heirs, Those who forgive most shall I e! I nost forgiven. 31ood Troubles Cured by B. B. B. Bottle Preel Eating Sores, Tumors, Ulcers, 'ancers, are all cured by 11. B. B. Botanic Blood Balm) which is nade especially to euro all deepseated, obstinate Blood Diseases. Persistent Sores, Blood and Skin dlenjishcs, Scrofula, that resist oth*r treatments, are quickly cured by S3.? B. B. (Botanic Blood Bairn) Skin Eruptions, Pimples, BoiNJtehng Eczema, Scoloc, Blisters, lied or Li row n Patches, Catarrh, liheuinaism etc.,are all due to bad blood, ind nonce easily cured by 13. 13. B. Syphilitic Blood Poison, producing l7l crated Sore Throat, Aching Bone* Painful Swellings,Eruptions, Balling Hair, etc., literally driven "rom the system and cure made by 13. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm). 13. [>. IS. does not contain vogetanie or nineral poison. For sale l>y all lru<ij*ists everywhere. Large Ik tle f 1, six for f>. We have absolute onfidenee in IS. IS. IS. (as in 3(? rears it has not failed to cure the nct.-l obstinate case) hence we will :er.<i a trial bottle free and pre-paid o sufferers. Write to-day. Describe syniionis and personal medi-| al advice will be given. Audres131ood ISalm Co., Atlanta, Ga. wr. wait y o v jnutnun ? v nuw o \re just what a horse needs when h; >ad condition. Tonic, blood piiriticr and rermifiitfc. T'acy are not food l,u: nedieine and the best in use to put a icrse in prime condition, Price 25 cts )er package. For sale by J). Scott. Na'ure to each allots ins propei phere. ^ " 1 * ii m j i !i = You have used al! j j I sorts of cough reme- j \ i dies but it does not I i j yield; it is too deep i f seated. St may wear f I itself out in time, but ] fit is more liable'to| iproduce" la grippe, f| 1 pneumonia or a seri-1 j J ous throat affection, ]! f You need something i! [that will give ycuj {strength and buiidf ? Au- L 5 j UJJ LHC uuuy. I SCOTT'S I, I EMULSION !! ? wiii do this when everything 11 J else fails. There is no doubt J! I about it. it nourishes, < i s strengthens, builds up and J! f makes the body strong and j ! 5 healthy, not only to throw: !' off this hard cough, but to j1 [fortify the system against jj I further attacks. If you are ) i [ run down or emaciated you f | [ should certainly take this ] j nourishing food medicine, j C 50c. and Si.no, all druggists. r ^SCOTT & BOW'NE, Chemists, New York. ^ J 4 Notice for. Letters Disinissory. Notice is hereby given that I will apply to the Probate Judge ot William-burg county on the 2_nd day of January next, for letters of disoi issory n- Administrator of the Estate of James Harper, deceased. Janua-y yth, 1900. Eim t.\ H arpi:r 1-18-1000 Administrator. Supervisors Notice. The County Board will let out Tail, Pauper and Cliain Gang practice oir the 22nd ofJanuary. P. 15. Cmaxdi.er. 1-2.)-! 000 ^upeavisor. Notice, All parties having claims against the K-t'tteef IV. SI. Kinder and tho>e indebted.to said Estate, will present the same to M. J. Ilirsch, Esq., Atty at Law. W. IT. Ki.vdkr. Atty for Heirs of Estate of \Y. M. Xinder. 1-25-11)00. * Here We Are! The Fun is Just Eegun. We are still buying every thing in the Country Produce line. We keop a complete stock of first class Fruits always on hand at prices so low they will make your head dizzy, liring every hide you have and jot fancy prices. We want aW kinds of llidos: Cow, Sheep, Goat Mink, Coon Fox, Rabbit. Alligator in fact almost any kind you can think of. We also buy Bees Wax in largo or small quantities.' We are here for business and no trifling. Bring any thing you have n any lino to Singletary Bros. Xext door to Dispensary. 12-21-99 Sin may be clasped so close we nay noi see its face. c ..o? t.m 11\ r.,11 t,,,? U '<11 ? \>v v tKJ iil^u i \J JUtly, ?JUl s (o;> lo rise. LEGUMINOUS CROPS. IIott They Increase the Total of Fertilizing Material In the Soil. That logiminons crops are not only conaamfrs of available plant foods, but that they actoally manufacture the most valaablo and most essential nitrogeuons compounds, using the free gaseous nitrogen of the air, has been established by the researches of modern agricultural chemists. ITotv tbo process is accomplished is plainly explained in a paper on leguminous forage crops by .Tared G. Smith, assistant agrostologist cr tuo department or agncuiiuru: This transformation cf an inert gas takes place through tba agency of minute, almost infinitesimal bacteria, that live within the tissaes cf tho roots cf piaut3 of thid order, producing kactlike swellings or galls upon them. Each variety of legume has it3 own peculiar bacterium, on whose presence it i3 dependent, and unless its particular spacies of bacterium comes in contact with and infests the roots, tho plant cannot got more nitrogen than could b3 wonnmrl llt> Mm rents C.f 3 iTQSfl Cf tobQC co plant. It can then cc!y take up each nitrogen as is already present in the soil in available cr solnblo form. If these bactena nro entirely absent from tho soil, tbo clover cr beau will not fully develop unless an abundance of ioluble nitrctc3 is present. This wonderful dependence of plants of tha clover family-upon the miunto bacteria which Jivo within the root tissues offers an explanation of tho failuro of such crops when tried upon soils not previously (levotad to their cultivation. It has been found by experiment in this conntrvand abroad that such new legu miueus crops may he successfully cr.ltivated by inoculating the land either with artificial preparations or cultures containing these germs, cr with soil from a fluid where this crop has been, previously grown. Good results are also sometimes secured by treating the seed preliminary to sowing. By such an inoculation-tbo yield of total dry matter has been increased sometimes from tenfold to rhirtyfold. Moreover, it is found that thcro nra no gall tubercles formed on the roots of leguminous crops when tboso nitrogen bacte-ria aro not present in a soil, and henco there can then bo no utilization of gaseous atmospheric) uitrcgcn by then. Nitrogen is the most important plant f^rrl If- iu mnst r-Tnorisivn fertilizer when purchased in artificial manures. It is also tho most necessary element cf animal foods, for when it is entirely absent, or present in insufficient quantities, thero can bo neither growth nor tho complete repair of wornont tissne. Hence it can readily be understood why the abundant cultivation of leguminous crops is so necessary. The legumes are the only crops which will, when plowed J under, increase the total of fertilizing materials of ..the ppil. ... .. i Notice of Discharge. trice is hereby pi ven that on tlsc 27tli of -January 1000,1 will apply -t<>~ judge of Probate of Wiliiamsburh County, for a final discharge as .Administratrix of the Estate Dan let Chandler deceased, Ci E. Kniiht. i\.UUUUlM,l<Ut Ut, J. G. McCULLOTJGH, Surveyor. Wor\* solicited in "Williamsburg and ' / adjoining comities. I.ines carefully " run and plat- made. Address or ca! on me al Benson, S C. DR. R. J. sScCABE, IDEItTTIST, Will be at Kingscree, S. C., all the 1 year 1900, except the first two weeks* of January, March May, July, September and November. .S3 .. - J W.G. DAVIS, A TTfORNE Y - AT-L AW f Manning, S.C. Services can he obtained promp- * tly by wire or Itteer. " . ;jj Oil. 11 notDRlM. I IS'o. 11 Main St j TTT'MnftT'R S P. 1 4iiAA^I VIN/A AW N/ W? | DEALER EN' I r Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, j Mw i fici is! Hfiicigs. | SURGIC AL IUSTRUMEKTS, 1 Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Synngea ' 9 Paints, Oils, Varnishes and 3 Dye Stuffs. <JB Physicians prescriptions carSfftdlj" * -I prepared at :i!Liiour*.^^_ ^ fl ? 3 . . r ; Sheriff's Sale. --19 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,' COUNTY OF WILLIAMSBURG. H II. Kaininski, F. W. Kauiiiy?ki, \T. W Taylor, Joseph Kamlnski, Herman. S?-lienk and Joseph Scheuk, trading SH under the name of H. Kimiaski & 'y^B against Xr"-~ J. TV. Register und The. Wiimingtor^^M Iron Works. ? By virtueor a oerree or tuc bouti, ?j a Common Plea* for Williamsburg coujk ;^h| ty tiled in this ouuse, 1 will offer for Sale at public auction in front of the -BS court house in Kingstree, S C , with- '~?m| - in the legal hours of h-: highest 'mKM bidder for cash, on the first Monday i-r BB February next, being the fifth day of >^B9 February B I 0. ;;!! that certain piecfcJjB B parcel of tract ofland, lying. beingnnd.?^BB situate in buttons township in Vv i- IB liarosbnrg county, State aforesaid., HEH known as tile Henry Lenud land, con- :^^B taining f;6:i acres mora or less. and ^^B bounded as follows: on the north by. flfffl estate of A. W. Michaw land, on the j^^B east by lends known as the Isaac Siu-v-^HH gletary lands, oh the south by Santce^HH ?iv?.p avnniri tinti nn hp west hv lain?'Hi known as tii" Ambrose. E7ens laud. th< |Hfl| same b -irijr tii?* piece of land i-onvenjj^^B D to one Samuel Washington by >V. It. Cooper. Purchaser to pay sheriff papers and stamps. jflgB J-D. Daniel.1 ehbh 12-28-99. Yi IB Trespass Notice. EH All parties art forewarned n.rtinsi^^^B malicious trespassing on any Iain's oBB^b estate of F. Rheru and F. Rhem Sons in tiiis county. flHjH F. Rhem A-.So 12 2S 9IJ It. Rhcais P..O., S. hOMI Notice of Application^! for Charter. Notice is hereby given that, undersigned will to the Cen<?rfl|^|B9 S<?uth B B oliua session f ;r .1 ch*9H B fur it JtaHrcaid company to bfc Georgetown and Marion I la i i Company, witli authority t, eo:rst?i^^^HB lai'rwd f < H County < f lf.c()ijr?-tO*vn, in me Stati'. to Marlon, in the Conoty.^^^^H| Marion the$tid Stats. 9 Saw iatit, i:-K*. 9H99 Lewis A. Hall. " BKH Sv'aliieeH. I' Jj nt. HHH v?ateriaan A. itob-TtL. > unt i >ii^9HBW Charles A. K. i?. Fr.-emm, L. R. re man, Khent. H9M i'\ J. Saxe, HUM W. 1). Morgnn. 1 _ ^ . A miner cannot succeed I he gets do?\'jj 10 busiues&. ,v SHH