The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, February 22, 1900, Image 4
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K 'lt^-iree, S.C.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY. 22, 1900.
A WORD OF WARNING.
If I lie farmers oft he South will'
;\ct with wisdom horn of experience
lhis year and not plant the
n;irih in cotton, manured witli expensive
fertilizers, they will have
Hie situation well in hand next
fall, and can almost dictate their
price to the havers. With cotton
at ei??.ht and a hall cants, at plant-.
JOiC tipia,the bail, is very alluring,
11, jf tiio cmnp thiny
I ?>?r -c?ti ui'iv ..~ ..
which has happened so many
times will he repeated.
It experience counts lor any-;
thing the bitter past ought to con-,
virce the farmer that lie cannot
*liord to increase his acreage at
the present price of fertilizers.
I>y diversifying his crops he can
use home-made manures to a large
extent and defy the trust, and be:-i
!es pave the way for a lair price
lor his produce.
We do not arrogate to ourscll
superior wisdom to those who
liave made fanning a life-long
study, and we feel loath to oiler
the "advice*' that is so lree!v
given them: at the same time it is
incumbent upon us to utter a word
of warning at this lime, which we
do in all humility ami sincerity.
The .outlook for the farmer is
brighter than it has I .en lor vears.
To a certain extent lie lias ilie
jutnre in lii.s own hand-, and on
j his year's crop largely hangs hi>
late lor a year or two, at least.
l>v united efiort the present ierlilizer
trust can be smashed as
surely as was that of the jute bagging
in "01. The price of fertilizers
has advanced beyond all'
reason, and for the planter of
limited means to btiv a ouantnv
on time is inviting disaster upon
himself.
We do not attempt to do more
$han put our tanner friends to
thinking. As our patronage i.
largely made up of this class, and
their prosperity is correlative with
n;ir success, we fee! that we would
he untrue to them and recreant to
our dutv to keep silent at thiscrit-:
jcal time when their interests are
-u largely at stake*
(ien. Wade Hampton says that
v. iiile he i? not in sympathy with
l?j*yai) in his silver views, that he
thinks Pry an is one of the great-j
men ot the age anltha'aljj
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Democrats,gold and silver, should
set the money ([nestion aside and
unite in electing Bryan on account
of his opposition to imperialism,
which is a greater question. We
I hope all democrats will see the
! force of this argument and stand
! in) tor Brvan.?I'nion Times.
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The Democrats of Kentucky are;
talking about offering a lewaid lbr
1
the arrest and conviction ol Mr.;
(rnehel's assassin. If tiiis be done '
i the chances are that an innocent j
i man will net his neck broken* It J
i
.seems that the State authorities;
! should have no trouble in arrest- '
.'inn and convicting the assassin.:
fwitliont olVerinn :i rewaid that i
would tempt conscienceless detec-,
: lives to manufacture evidence!
upon winch to hann an innocent
! man.-?Newsi
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Col. Irani; B. (?arv announce?,
j his candidacy lor governor oi l
(South Carolina, litis will make
j I he race interesting, especially lor j
(Jovernor McSweenv, who desires j
f another lerm. Col. (larvand Mr. j
M (.-Sweeney are both dispensary J
advocates. The probabilities are!
that there will be several otheri
j dispensary candidates Tor the ol-!
.'ice, Mo locaf option or prohibi- j
j lion candidate has yet ma le an j
; appearance, but it is understood
that there aie several of them in :
; the woods waiting lor a favorable |
opportunity to show themselves j
The canvass lor the nomination;
i
i promises to be quite lively. Sa-i
I vatinall Mews.
Charles K. Macrum, former
i American consul at Pretoria, has j
I spoken at. last, to make a state-'
! meat concerning his flight from J
like trpiisvaal. It appears, lrom|
.Macrum's recountal. that he found j
; himself burdened with the it neon-j
|genial, troublesome, in short, to'
his mind, dangerous duly af guard |
ing the interests of great Pritain
if I'l'i.tni'i i nnit In. { l)(,n<>))t W'.isll. !
ington was a good place lor him ;
: to he. JSo, finding things growing!
warm, and being unable 10 com-J
pose himself sulHciently to write!
clearly about tiie situation, he set
oil* post iiasie for America, nof
jstopping to ask for leave of ah-,
sence, or even to pack his belong-1
iag-. The story is not pleasant
reading for Americans.?Evening1
Post.
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i ne oamr uiu ??i:y.
I Ji seem* that the American army
in the Piulipines has been sent
into llie hemp growing regions o(
tiie islands to seize that product,
and whatever loose cash there may
I o within reach. It reminds one !
, of the seizure of cotton in thei
Southern States some thirty-odd
years ayo. The seizures were ruinous
to the owners of the cotton.'
hut there were millions in them
lor the despoilers..Doubtless thirty :
. ? 11 .: i:..:. .
or lorry years iienccuie ciuouniuwill
be trying to get pay lor ihpiri
hemp, jasl as the people of tliej
Southern States are now trying to
get pay for that cotton. The.&torv _
of the cotton robberies of ISOo-liO
wouitl fill several large volumes
and tho story of the rape of the
hemp cropof.tliel'hilipines would..
no .do nut add something to the
ta.
ii Ul iti; ?
C!:\i;n. ilie eight-year old daughter
of .Mr. anil .Mis. J. .J. Dill, liv
in*; ;it (.'rot well, in Greenville J
county, was severely burnei]
on the .Mil and died alter lour
days of the most intense agon v.
The little juris clothes caught lire
while she was playfully sweeping!
up the hearth with a toy broom.]
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Meritorious Preparation.
BY AMOS ?JRAY, M. I>.
After r?xpc?sinj^ and roudcuminj; ma-!
! ny of the 4i(>iil?ii'iil and even injurious I
preparations lor ti?.- leiir and >calp,
which are produced ami put on ill"1
market by different manufacturers it ;
; is indeed a j;r at relief* to be able to |
I make a special report ii|)on so worthy!
ja preparation as .\ id i-kiuk. It is a'
preparation tbal will >traiirhfen and
I take the kick out of curly hair, and is 1
manufactured and sold to the trad by |
Harrab & Itich. of N \v York City. (
11 i- omnium justice to these gentlemen.
we a* heartily comI it *swe
havein the past condemned many so-'
tiled hair growers and ies;n;vr-. ami
other ptvpnruiiom* for the treatment
??:' the hair and scalp.
For *ome day* Anti-kink has I-cmi >
the subject of a pnitwakinji invest ij;a-1
rioti o?i the parr of tin compilers of
tin se ili-ports. arc! a spirit of tairucs-i
impel*- tlic stai"Ui-lit. that the most 1
se:in*hinj?'cxaiui!*ation. bronchi to li^ii* '
much in contit" tion wi lt Ami-Linkthat
is worthy of t!ie Inchest consideration;
in fact it in every respect uterinum
hv.iriiesr praise, ami a tion N the
most jjratit'yitij; result* ami absolutely
Safe ill its i!*e.
There l> no head of hair that i* *<?
kinky or curly, no inaLP r wliat tin- n tio'.aiity
or color may he. t at a thirtv
( '!(); day tivatmeiu ot Anti-kink will not 1
sLTitiirliten out in a im?*t gratifyinir,
manner.
11" properly ami vigorously applied as j
dirceteil. it will impart *m li a lustr-;
ami !?: illi nicy to i he hair a> will niake |
the use of all other prepaiations as;
brilliant ine entirely tinm-ce-siry.
We have devoted mueh time and la-!
Ihu- to a thorough investigation of t hi> ;
tndv Wonderful hah- preparation, in I
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ot-.ser i.uai \?e nu^ui nm-ni', >.n,. .... ,
vivonr readers :ili over til is i?r??:?(I J
laud, w!t>se iiwjiiiri?*s n-ai-ii us liv j
every mail as to its virlees and worth,
and it is with a high degree of sati.-f.ir-,
lion that we litni ii: - results of our in-'
vestigjttion warrant us i t giving Ami-1
kink the "(rouges1 editorial an 1 oilieial i
endorsement of the i'niti'd Status
llea'tl: Report". 1 hoM* who follow i he (
snirg.'sti ii" herein ' ont;rn?,d may rest .
assured thai in I'VC' V essential featuioj
Ariti-kink will lie found to he a most!
cxvrllvnt artiele. and sure to arh level
:itiia*Oss where (Itree'JoMS :.|v faithfully (
foil Wed. Sale*:u'U Wauled.
A Strange Case.
Physicians at Ghent are ilives
tiiatin^ the strange case of youn;: j
woman of 17 who lias eaten noj
foo.'l since the be^inninii ot .November.
For eighty days, a!-,
thounh not apparently sick, >hei
has been confined to bed and unable
to even partake of liquids o! j
any description. Many people j
regard her as a saint, ami already
micrimaires are made to her lion ei
I f- ?
by superstitious person*.
^unviwLvv^n'wuwws?
? PROOF. ?i
/ It is :ui easy matter to claim S!
? thai a remedyhas wonderfuleura5
live power. Tile Mauufactrwrs oi" ^ j
f RHEUMACIDEsj
J leave it to those who haw been
Jpi'rmanenirv mid po>itivelv ru red ^
of UK K I'M AT ISM ;o make ?
? claims. Amoin; those who have ?;
^ ieeent.lv written, u- voluntary let- ?
* t' i> sayiofT they have been cured ?
? are: llev. .1. L. I'ust.er, Ka!ci?:h. ? i
s* N. Mr..J. h, Ilohniso . Keillor
c (rohlstjoro. N. I'., i'aiiy Arjrus: Mr. <J
? A D-.us. a prominent iiicr-'haur. $
? Macon. (hi. .'and Mr. ?\\ It. I Mike. ?
? ;; ranroau man. - .... .... ^
Rheumacide VViJI Cure You <
\ Manufactured in <
? THE L?Olil!!TT CO.. 5
? Sold iii KiiiU'ir.v !n' Wailnce & ?
Johnson. Price $1 perhottle.
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Wallia'l.i j imposes to celebrate
ilie semi-centennial ol' its I'otiniiai
ion.
Volcanic Eruptions
Ar.i irraaci, but skin Eruptions roo;
lil< of'jiy. iiu.-ki:i.\s Amica Salve
'"iirc- tlicin: a!soi)!tl. iiuiiniiij? and Fe
ver Sure-. I'leers. Units, Felons, (,'nnis
W arts, Cuts. j'.ruisf<, linr.is. Sva!d><'liaiiM'd
hands. liilhlaius. best i'ilc
Io-;v..< .nit Pains and
1'ii re uu ta Mil, i 'i w
Aches. Only 2*> routs a hov. Cote '
anaranteed. S"ld hv Wallace -It luiSUII,
JUo^jjists.
The Tresbvlerinns of Florence
are jjoin:; to erect a line new;
church on Kyans street, the present
property willbe sold ami the.
dead leniovetl to Mount Hope
cemetery.
?'OTCO"% J'Li^TS'KM
Wij?> are iuicte.-ted in I:iy!i price; f.r
cotton neyt fall < "ui hear ><?nietliin?r t<<
their a;!vantage by sending a postal
card at once to
THE A1 JAMS COTTON COMPANY
Charle-tou. S. C.
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fj Docs S*: Contain Quinine Nor Other Poi?
? Does hot injure
nj yv. A. McLcrty ?. Son, BhujBcx,Ter., ea;
.. -i we h.ve ever handled, My son pw
] ine.-rly Caiil T nic uhich a child can tawe
r? PriceBStOWN MXV;. CO., i'ro;>'t
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psopls's gz-isa:
Ilavinj?Cri'MM."' i'f>si fit" ml
<*f'I'tit-r ni" Main Academy -freer-. I :<
r?n;tj,re. 1 w i!! vi?r t > mane uric s a
DRY GOODS, GROCEri
Spring" Matt]
For easii er country pro luce. sneli as ceni
a o;i'I.
PJS:i5? 1KJ: l FKW 25 >i.S? ? ',*
FIU-ST W'c arc licre to stay, therefore
mil aire.
SKCOXI) Our vehicles arc all staudai
one to he of ?;ood quality.
Til I !!!)--< >iir stock consists of young
do not o!lvr you old sin?l broke
Fonrrn We sell us low* down as we
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Manning, S, C.
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Drills, Medicines, Chemicals*
afliefy end Foncy Til Mi?.
SUKGK'AL INSTRUMENTS,
vusfiES, Shoulder Braces, Syringes,
Pain^, Oils, Varnishes and
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Physicians |?rt'sc*vij>ti?>ns
repaml at all ht.urs.
British protest ant missionaries
laitn that the l'rotes*.ants have
btained the upper hand in eon
essions for lli.ir work in Chin..
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