The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, March 29, 1900, Image 2
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GiffilJtCM.
Presbyterian Church llov. .T. F.
'unlop, pastor. 1st Sunday, 4 p. m.;
Jr:i Sunday 11 a. in.
Methodist Church liov. \V. S.
Martin, pastor. 1st ami 4th Sundays,
"la. m. unci 7 :30 p. m.; Od Sunday,
7.,On. in.
Baptist Church Eev. F. YT. Easnn,
T: mistt-r, 2nd Sunday. 11 a. ru. and 7:l5u
}>. m.; 4th Sunday 7:150 p. m.
I4nisf?nnftl Phnrcli-llev. 11. W. Bain
weiJ, pastor, 2nd Suuday 11a. ru.,7:;?0
p. ru.
OUK CLUB OFFKRS.
Tho County Record one year and
tie Farm Journal live years, SI.00.
Tue County Record one year and the
Ilnrue and Farm, SI.'Jo.
The County Record oDe yenr and
the Semi-Weekly News and Courier,
Jl.75.
The County Record one vear and the
Tri-Weekly (X. Y.) World* 81.63.
The County Record one year end
the Semi-Weekly Columbia State,82.00.
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i UU V. UUli IV Iiciwiu uuujtoi uaw ?uw
Atlanta Constitution, SI.75.
Buell & Roberts'
CASH DRV GOODS STORE.
Some Of Otir Specials:
Ladies' Umbrellas, 26-incb, Black
Serge, 12 different styles of Decorated
China and Sterliug Silver, Congo handles,
3i) cents.
2?-inch, Steel rode. Black Serge,
Congo handles, 19 ceuts.
- ' -inch, Black Silk, Sterling Silver,
Turned Congo handles, SI.29.
2ii-inch, extra quality. Black Set go,
with black and dark green carved handles.
at C5 and 93 cents.
Gentlemen's 20 inch, Black Gloria
Silk , Steel rods, Sterling silver, turned
Congo banJles SI.30.
2'oiueh, Steel aad Wood rods, Black
Scree, 49 cents.
t! ineb, Black Serge, latest style
Horn baudle, $1,114.
BLACK SATINE at 5 cents.
"White Lawn, 40 inches wide, 0c.
( arnbrio at 5o.
White Table Damask at 20, 25, 31,
48, SO, 74c, $1 aDd $1.25.
J led Damask at 15, 20, 25 and 35c.
Beaatifol Colored Silks at 24 cents,
huek Towels, bright borders 5c.
Towels nt 3.5. ?
Bleached Huck Towels, II S, 37x20,
at 10 cents.
Lace Certains, Crash Skirts, white
Plaid Aprons, Wrappers, Lambrequins,
rr>- , l> l'iltou/
-Lia^ei A/raptrrv% i^uicnu >,'u'vnc, ^ iuw
Cast *, Side Combs,Shirt Waists,Brush
Braid, Press Bones, Crash, Straw
Sailors,Bell Crown Sailors, anil several
other kinds too uimierocs to mention
and (jnote prices, proportionately
cheap.
?T :>t received, 1 case Cordet's Beutifnl
Gtode at 5c per yarJ
Furniture Department
10-picco Solid Oak Suits 817.
10-piece Solid Oak Suits SIS.
10-piece Solid Walnut Suits $G5 to
$110.
Solid Oak Sideboards SI 2 to $15.
Imitation Walnut Sideboards $G.50 to
$8.
SiDgle Locnges $* to SO.
Bed Lonnges &8.50 to S15.
Imitatiou Walnut Beds 82.50 to SC.
Afuttresspv. 8_' to 8S.
Red Springs $2.25 to $4.
6-foot Oal Extension Tables $4.50 to
$10.
5-fooi Inflation Oak Extension Tables
?3.30. ;
Kitchen Table SI.25 to SI.75.
. Full Size Willow Kookera $1.50.
Kitchen Safes $2. 75 to S3.50.
Stoves $5.25 to $20.
Radiee' Pe6ke $5 to $11.
10-piece f>eeopHt?dCharmbersete$2.19 i
6-foot Smyrtja Rugs $2.88. J
5-foot Velvet Carpet Rugs $*.50.
5-foot Smyrna Rugs $1.40.
3-foot Smyrfla Rugs 60c.
6-foot -Tnte Rugs 08c.
I Window shades 10c to $1.25.
; Rainbow Easels 50c to $1.50.
I Ta rtotv lot nf fin* I
II UOl ? ?
Chinese luiI Japanese mattings.
ill I MIS,, !
f>7o and v-7., King St., Charleston,S.C. .
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Skin Diseases, j
For the speedy and permanent cnre o2 J
tetter, salt rheum and eczema. Cham- !
berlaiu's Eye and Skin Ointment is
without as equal. It relieves the itching
and smarting almost instantly and j
its continued Uce effects a permanent j
sure. It also cures itch, barber's itch, ;
scald heed, scr* nipples, itching piles,
chapped hands, chronic sore eyes and
grannlated lids.
t?r. Cady's Condition Powders for
horses ure the best tonic, blood purifier
and vermifuge Price. 35cents. 3oldby 1
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HOW M'TACUE COT CAFFNEY."^
A Ki.?o by "%VIiieli h Sheriff Secnretl tlm
Drop on a Dangerously liad Man.
Let it l?e said in the first place that
there is nothing of the white feather
about Tom McTngue. lie is cool, he
I is brave, lie is intrepid. Many a daring
exploit has he .had in which he
exhibited the highest qualities
courage. Once it v:as bad; in 1S>:?
fiui McMasters was Shcrill' and Tom
was I ndcr SheiiiT; there was a gang
i'f horse thieves (.perating in Mou- )
tana, along Fiiut Creek, in what io j
now Granite County. They would i
- teal anything from horse to a telegraph
pole. Every body knew v.bo
! they were, but was afraid to say a
word. Everybody realized that it be j
made complaint he would be burned I
out of house and home, his cattle and I
' property coniiscated, all his property
! cither stolen or destroyed, and lie and
! his family left hopelessly ruined.
The leaders of this gang of "had
I men" were Mark llyan, Chris Gafl'11
ey and Jerry Ouiulau. Tom Me.
Taguc got after them. Ho landed
Oninlan all right at New Chicago. He
' traced GafTucy and located him and a
! man named Pat Dooley in a charcoal
j house at Liou Mountain, in JJeaver'
head County. Tom left his horse a
mile below and went into the charcoal
house all alone.
"I want you, Garth ey," said Mclagite.
! "I am not Gafluey," saiil Gafluey,
i drawing his gnu. "and you had better
get out of here."
GafToey had the drop on McTagnc,
' and there was no use parleyiug.
j "Oh. well," said JleTague, "if you ;
are not Gaflhey I don't want you. T j
' have made a mistake and beg your par- j
don. Yon looked so ranch like him i
you deceived people and tbey put mo
on 10 you. as a luaner ui iaci, yuu
deceived rue myself, for !l have seen ,
GafTuey myself once or twice. Bnt j
j come to inspect you more closely I j
; see well enough that you arc .lot Gaff- .
| ney. the man I am looking for, and ,
. that's all right."
McTague turned to go. At that 1
j moment GafTuey dropped his gun. j
Quick as a flash .McTaguc. who Lad his ;
! own cuu in his outside coat pocket, i
drew it and had the drop on GalV- j
uey.
"Now," said MeTagne, "no more '
' monkeying, GafTuey, or you are a
! dead man. You march, and do as I
tell you."
McTagne compelled botu GafTuey
and Dooley to march outside the ;
1 house, ihrew them a pair of handcuffs
with his disengaged hand and compelled
them to pat the handcuffs on j
themselves. Theu he inarched them j
j down to his conveyance and took
them safely to Deer Lodge, liyan was I
caught at Glendale.
Unfortunately, however, the people i
who had suffered from the depreda
tions of the gang were still too terrified ;
j to testify against them and they all >
were acquitted. A year or two later j
flalTney was ohot dead in a Deer j
Lodge saloon in a barroom dispute.
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lec'i! Knzlish ?n Knsrlatn!.
Legal English aud the English of
the plain mau wore again in conflict (
yesterday, ft was not ''place'' this
time, but "bedding.'' A distress may
nr.t li^ Irtvio.l nnnn "irrnrinc nnn.ircl
and bedding," ami a distress had been
levied upon a bedstead; was that rij?ht
' or wrong? Iu other words, is a bed* ]
: stead bedding? One counsel quoted ,
Chaucer to show that it was, which is
rather weak, since, as the other said. ;
so many people slept on shakedowns j
i on the floor in Chaucer's day. "The !
1 Absent-Miuded Beggar" also was
, cited "they'll put their sticks and !
bedding up the spout;" but that also
is weak, since "sticks" rather than
i "bedding" probably covers "bedstead."
The plain mun will agree that
a bedstead is not bedding. Bnt it is i
1 pretty clear that what the law meant 1
I in this case was "what a man sleeps J
I on," which makes a bedstead bedding !
j and the distress illegal, and it was so j
held. It might be well to invest one's |
wealth iu a gorgeous bedstead for ,
security, much as Indian women iu- '
vest theirs in bangles. Pall Mall !
i Gazette.
Tlie Huinorou* Kditor'* lCHort.
nil.. I1 l ,1... I
llie CHI I CI UUUUCll LUC CUliL'i .?
I buudle of manuscript.
"For your humorous column," be j
said. "My wife makes fun of my at- ,
tempts at wit, but I think you will |
i find this about as good as the stufl
yon usually print."
The editor took the manuscript and |
looked it over.
"Humph!" he ejaculated. "Your j
i wife makes fun of Your efforts, does !
she?"
I "Y yes, sir, a general thing."
"She hasn't seen this lot, has she?"'
"No, sir."
The editor handed back tue rnauuI
script.
"Please ask her to 'make fuu' of
this. Then you may bring it back ;
again. Good-day." Collier's Week!v. !
Had to Tal!c.
very little fellow has a very lively
tongue, and talks so much at menls
that on a recent occasion, when there
were to be guests at the table, his
elder brother bribed liitn with a i
quarter to be still. Aften ten minutes
of silence, the little boy whibpered
auxiously to his brother: "Arthur,
Arthur, mayn't I talk u nickel's i
' worth?" Cincinnati Enquirer.
TOMBS BUILT TO LAST.
| Energy of tb?? Egyptians H u Devoted
I to Dratb.
To the Egyptian :ir?ur:i was hut the
beginning of o adventures
| and experi up a: c-tiir.pn.-.-i with wiiieh
I the most vivid onto'.in:,, of this life
; w, :v tame. Hlivd athe fear o(
death before- his eve.-. Ewrything
around hint n minded hira of that
dreadi'".! in:ti i*-n into t ho n-r.ateries
<n the tf -uonboi-.s aft-;- lit'.- for whic h
hie p: .( hi existent-" w;t. hut prepar.ua
n. fits <t :r.ot?-rios ?.-ro not hidI
i! u: away in remote sun: : l>s; his dead
I wore net c oren d with mere grassy
| monads, or a slab or stop..-. The wliolr
land was his graveyard: its whole art
I was of the mortuary. "Are there rc
craves i:i Egypt thai thou hast hroagh:
I "
us into the wilderness to die?" aske?!
the Israelites in derision. and we m:;>
believe that Moses winced at the sar
j fCi-ru. Egypt it: the land of graves, am
the whole energy of the people thai
< ouhl be s pared from keeping life to
gether was devoted to death. Thf
'mightiest tombs in the world the
pyramids were raised upon the deaths
of multitudes of toiling slaves. The
hills were honeycombed passages anc
galleries, chambers, pits, all painfull!
excavated in honor of the illustriou:
dead, and sculptured and painted witl
elaborate skill to make them lit habi
tations for his ghost. Wherever he
looked the Egyptian beheld prepara
tions foi the great turning point o
existence. The niason was squaring
blocks for the tomb chamber: the pot
ter molded images of the gods or bowli
or jars, to be placed in the grave fo:
the protection or refreshment of tb<
ka. exhausted with the ordeals of tin
under world: the sculptor and painte
were at work upon the walls of thi
funerat chamber, illustrating thi
scenes through which the ghost wa
imcfi nr ii?niitln?r the industriou:
life of the departed. The very temple
which cluster along the levels besid<
the Xile were in the hills behind. Tb
sacred lake, now the weedy, pictur
esqur hunt of waterfowl, was then th
scene of solemn f<wrving3 of the dead
The temple walls were covered witl
the terrors of the judgment to come
The houses of the living, indeed, wer
built of perishing mud. but the home
of the dead made to the gods who rule
their fat'* were made to last foreve:
On these all the strength, the scienc
and the artistic skill of the ancien
Egyptians were cheerfully lavished.Saturday
Review,
In 1895 there were 1,030 saving!
banks in the United States, and tin
deposits in them amounted to SI,840,
000.000. [n 1899 there were 911:
savings banks iu the United State:
and their deposits were S'J. 101,000,
000.
MANUFACTURE ,S OF
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULDING!
AND
Building flaterial.
Dealers in Sash Weights
Cord, Hardware, Window glass
etc.
We guarautee our worl
superior to any sold in this city
all being of our own manufacture.
?
E.n.HACKER, Proprietor
CHARLESTON, - S. C,
T5 nnn'ofro tlATI VrttlPP
XVCgiOti abiuu mwv?vw>
The office of the Supervisor of regiw
tration will be opened ou the Aral
Monday in every month and the tvc
day3 immediately following, for the
purpose of the registering of any person
who is qualified as follows:
Who shall have been a resident ol
the State for two years, of the count]
one year and of the polling preoinol
in which the elector offers to vote fom
months before the day of election, and
shall have paid, six months before anj
poll tax then due and payable, anc
who can both read and writs any eeotion
of the Constitution of 1895 sub
mitted to him by the supervisors of reg
lktrnHnn. or can show that he owna,
tad has paid all taxes collectable dor
ing the present year on property it
thw State sseeaaed at three hnndrec
dollars or more. J. J. EADDY,
Clerk of Board
The Drag Store Kim
but price the sumo as ordinary brands. Druggisl
buy Anvil Soda in bulkand sell it at five cents a
ounce, (i roc era sell it in packages at 10c. a poun
or ; ! iootids for 26c.
St is ExactSy the Same Soda
1 get the best you must insist on packages pt
t; > i j the manufacturer with the
ASfVIL ERAMD TRADEMARK.
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r : Nature in strengthening and recon- n?
structing the exhausted digestive or>
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FARM JOl'RNAI.
l'UILAbELPBIA t
al Gas Lamp
by (J. S. Patents.
>T light on the market and
economical,
: mmvnnn store eftsoline and uives a
randle power light at a cost of ono ^
per day. ^
vill barn (>0 hours.
irner clean, so it will not clog, and
in center of flame, insures a light
nere is no odor, no smoke and no
raised or turned dawn just as with
uperial is the most perfect light
hing pertaining to it is the best to
TO INVESTIGATE.
write us for catalogue.
AL GAS LAMP CO.
CHICAGO, ILL.
ME HYGIENIC MATTRESS.
aiatirnw depends laritely upon air-the most rewil*
rce fenown to science for it* Injurious comfort in
rinirn hollow central air space th? length and width
rantirws coo'am.riK' sprint section rvith 8* rte*!
interooiled into woven wire fabric* at top on.I bot
Lriund this is placed the flliinjr. nim-ubsorbci.l anil,
lure white coll-ru felt, 'lb* air under crew-ire in
uttion with the sprTiuts resu.t In h most len nrW.hlw
ity. and *ith rhe other features make the luactres*
ic, pneumatic, self-ventibirinK and of dov-n> softSetter
ihun any ether inattrera at a?; price.
CDC C --To introduce our
9rnCC|l&.(l? "AI'Mt;"
'f* H s^JCllyjrfetile Mattrc?? we will for a
^*1 limited time include with ever*
3 H order a Cue Hra.s Trlwwrd.
9 White I!nnmelcd
B , Metal flssl Fife,
mnw^iJ like cot 1 your
^"? "nd'Ts
* 'TTOiTj fi*ti,?ndoueofour
y dp "a'c'm?'" t
[i V f?nrlnr?. anni* it*
? W " """"""ii 1 'jjj adopted by theH.S.
* \ ' 9 . i aj Army nftflr thrm
nJ 9 I i | \ ft month* of the n ost
1 1 * I ' ' > ' ' ' If? rufid lost* a* best
*;? HJ coil tl.H S
<r fr flrtues w?fort.durability
and
Ire*. Adjusts Itself Automatically to varying
>. a li^ht and htuicy person l>ia?* side l?y "id* will
II aatairr< ooch otbwr. Nfd M tSv* Hollar.state
v r h?? hn i w 4
614.00 and Ir-ltll charm-only when satisfied Oat
re eviwrtly as represented. Where all < sail !{ .? >
with order *v oretntr freight l?i full from th.scnd.
thi*r. v? will malte shipment with the exores- undernut'w.
if. in your ju Jroieu*. I Uero.i'trevsslotie in"?t
mo -r tit>:i> i n>i better than nt.y Other mattress,
iter how odly. you can hnvo your inonov hacit.
o.lcc of thii< oia'trnss <jo?? r.ot hrci-i to re: <e-oD' it*
t'ie real sol'd comfort found in it* use. Nearly
xsly w!?o ha* used it lliie far has rv|>orte<l loll
>t? value iooeiTo-1 in *h? tine, month's use.
premium. offered in connection with the tnafrem
fr?e eift front v* for the sdveriisir.x which we re f t >
II obtain f~ou the ti*o on jour purr of this iMSttra.se. V
ly use alone that it* full merits can he nporecietcd. A
re?joe?t wo will send thiol (elites of persons! letters
dorsement fori the celebrated Chicairu Hnfft'O".
!. Murphy: Washington Hosing. late postmaster of
<ro; Mr. .Irxnph Siegel, of Slevsi. Cooper A Co. of
?o; -Judge R. e. Clifford of Chicago, and trany other
luiwn people, of the merits 01 this uuittreae. A?e lur
let -A."
? r; ?* Sample* of corer* and illustrated rata4
b wi logu*e showing more than fill sty Irs of
'Coaches at all *? pdee*. Artec .Twin*
diwss liioU 'nMnw ir>ri' Hr??.Ti-'nim-il
1 Ituds. Mastic ao?l I prfgbl hvlJieg
. CHnlrs. Km*'.. uyrSlOJ si, rh. ^
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