The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, April 19, 1900, Image 2
CBOSCHJIRfCIflRY.
Presbyterian Chnrch Rev. J. E.
)uulop, pastor, 1st Sunday, 4 p. m.;
3rd Sunday 11 a. m.
Methodist Chnrch Rev. W S.
Martin, pastor, 1st and 4th Sundays,
11a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; 3d Sunday,
7:30p. in.
Baptist Church Rev. F. "W. Essod,
minister, 2nd Sunday. 11 a. m. and 7:30
p. m.; 4th Sunday 7:30 p. m.
Episcopal Church-Rev. R. "W. Barnwell,
pasior, 2nd Sunday 11 a. m.,7:30
p. m.
OUR CLUB OFFERS.
The County Record one year and
the Farm Journal live years, 81.00.
The County Record one year and the
Home and farm, 91.25.
The County Record one year and
the Semi-Weekly News and Courier,
81.75.
The Connty Record one vear and the
Tri-Weekly (N. Y.) Worldi $1.65.
The County Record one year end
the Semi-Weekly Columbia State,$2.00.
The County Record one year and the
Atlanta Constitution, $1.75.
Buell & Roberts'
CASH DRY GOODS STORE.
rtf Hnr SnAPinlfl!
Ladies' Umbrellas, 2G-inch, Black
Serge, 12 different styles of Deoorated
China and Sterling Silver, Congo handles,
89 cents.
26-inch, Steel rods, Black Serge,
Congo handles, 49 oents.
26-inch, Black Silk, Sterling Silver,
Turned Congo handles, 81.29.
2C-incb, extra quality. Black Seige,
with black and dark green oarved handles,
at 65 and 98 ceuts.
Gentlemen's 26-incb. Black Gloria
Silk, Steel rods, Sterling silver, turned
Congo handles, SI.30.
28-incb, Steel and Wood rods, Black
C3 A Q
OCI KC, "XaJ wu to.
2G-incb, Black Serge, lateet style
Horn handle, $124.
BLACK SATINE at 5 cents.
White Lawo, 40 inches wide, 5c.
Cambric at 5c.
White Table Damask at 20, 25, 34,
48, 50, 74c, $1 and $1.25.
Red Damask at 15, 20, 25 and 35c.
Beautiful Colored Silks at 24 cents.
Huck Towels, bright borders 5a
Towels at Zz.
Bleached Hock Towels, H S, 37x20,
at 10 ceDts.
Lace Curtains, Crash Skirts, white
Plaid Aprons, Wrappers, Lambrequins, !
Tinsel Drapery, Bureau Scarfs, Pillow
Casee, Side Combs,Shirt Waists,Bruhh
Braid, Dress Bones, Crash, Straw i
Sailors, Bell Crown Sailors, and several
other kinds too nnmerocs to mention
ftDQ CJUUW3 pnotro, \)i,
cheap.
Just received, 1 case Cordet'a Beatiful
Goods at 5c per jard
Furniture Department
10-piece Solid Oak Suits $17.
10-piece Solid Obk Suits $18.
10-piece Solid Walnut Suits $65 to
$110.
Solid Oak Sideboards $12 to $15.
Imitation Walnut Sideboards $6.50 to
S8. I
Single Lounges $* to $6.
Bed Lounges ?8.50 to $15.
Imitation Walnut Beds $2.50 to $6.
Mattresses $2 1o $8.
Bed Springs $2.25 to $4.
6-foot Oak Extension Tables $4.50 to
$10.
5-foot Imitation Oak Extension Tables
$3.50.
Kitchen Table $1.25 to $1.75.
Fall Size Willow Kockers $1.50.
Kitchen Safes $2. 75 to $3.50.
Stoves $5 25 to $20.
Ladies' Desks $5 to $14.
10-pieceDeco?,atedCharmbeareeks$2.19 1
6-foot Smyrna Rngs $2.88.
5-foot Velvet Carpet Rugs $1.50.
5-foot Smyrna Rngs $1.40.
8-foot Smyrna Rugs Cdc.
6-foot Jute Rngs 98c.
Window shades lOo to $1.25.
13amboo Jbaseis ouo 10 31.ou.
Just received, a new lot of fine
Chinese and Japanese m&tlicgB.
Hi 8 RIOTS,
673 and 575 King St., Charleeton.S.C.
Skin Diseases.
For the speedy and permanent cure o:?
tetter, salt rheum and eczema. Chamberlain's
Eye and Skiu Ointment Lwithout
an equal. It relieves the itch
ing and smarting almost instantly an<
>ts confirmed use effects a periuanen
. are. It also cures itch, barter's itch
scald head, sore nipples, itching piles
chapped hands, chronic sore eyes ant
granulated lids.
Or. Cody's Condition Poudr* for
horses are the best tonic, blood pnrifie} j
and vermifuge Price. P-'"'cents. Sold In J
CONGRESS.
*
feature of the Day in Senate Oilier
Bills Discussed.
SENATE.
j Ninety-fifth Day. An effort was
: made in the Senate by Mr.
Morgan to displace the present unfinished
business the Spooner Philippine
bill by the substitution in its
s stead of the Nicaragua canal but.
| While Mr. Morgan s motion failed. 15
| to 33. the Philippine measure had a
narrow escape from being outplaced by
the Alaskan chil code bill on motion
: cf Mr. Carter, the motion being de
; featcil on a roll coll 22 to 24. Tin*
feature of the day's proceedings was
an exhaustive discussion of the Quay
I vase by Mr. Burrows, of Michigan. The
' Senate will not be in session Good Fri!
day. adjourning over until Saturday.
' The report upon the legislative, exeeI
utive and judicial appropriation bill
i was agreed to. Mr. Jones, of Arkansas,
j chairman of the Democratic national
j committee, under a question of per'
sor.al privilege, replied to a statement
: in Mr. Doll;vers speech in the House.
| in which the Iowan. referring 10 a pro!
posed amendment that had been offered
by Mr. Jones, to return the proceeds
of the present Porto Rican customs
to those who paid them, said the
i passage cf this amendment would have
' given the American Sugar Refining
Company $1,800,000 which they have
already paid in cash into the Cnited
States Treasury on imported sugar.
Mr. Dolliver had accused Mr. Jones cf
i being 'in the same conspiracy." Mr.
Jones, replying, said he had never
locked to sec who had paid these revenues
nor where the money would go;
that men moie familiar with the sugar
trust's doings knew more than he did
as to what the trust had paid into the
Treasury and his amendment was a
matter of justice to all.
Fifty-sixth Day. The amount of
bonds so far exchanged at the Treasury
for the new 2 per cents, is $23$,307.150.
Representatives McCleary and Stevens.
of Minnesota, presented to the
Speaker of the House a gavel from
Minnesota friends.
HOUSE
Ninety-fifth Day. The House, after
a spirited debate. adopted
the resolution reported from the insular
affairs committee to authorize the
Secretary of the Treasury to designate
depositories in Rorto Rico. Cuba and
tlin r>hiHr>T,inoc fnr <hp f'pnnsit fif LTOV
ernment funds. By the terms of the
resolution, it oniy applies to Cuba, so
long as the island shall be occupied by
the United States. An amendment to
inc lude the Philippines in this provision.
offered as stated, to emphasize
the desire of the opposition not to retain
the islands was defeated by a
[ party vote. The conference report on
, the legislative, executive and judicial
appropriation bill was adopted and the
bill goes to the President.. A Senate
I bill which will permit the depend en:
mothers of soldiers or sailors or the
Spanish war. even though they married
Confederate soldiers, to receive tne
| benefit of the general pension law '/as
passed. The remainder or tne any was
devoted to debate, without action, upon
a resolution from the committee 0:1
election of President, Vice President
and Representatives in Congress for a
constitutional amendment, em powering
the Legislatures of the States to
decide whether I'nited States Senators
shall be elected by the Legislatures or
directly by the people. A substitute
resolution was offered by the minoiiiy
of the committee which differed from
the majority resolutions in giving ho
States no option, but providing that in
all States the people shouiu vote directly
for Unied States Senators. During
an hour's debate on the depository
resolution, Mr. Jones, of Virginia, offered
an amendment making the act
apply only to the Philippines and Ctioa,
so long as they should be occupied by
the United States. Even it his ameudment
was adopted, Mr. Jones said l.e
would be opposed to the bill in toto.
He said there was sufficient reason to
call the bill the "Standard Oil 0111."
Mr. Gaines, of Tennessee, and Mr. DeArmond.
of Missouri, opposed the bill.
Mr. Cooper, of Wisconsin favored it.
The Jones amendment was lost, 121 to
125.
An amendment offered by Mr. Levy,
of New York, to deduct 25 per cent, of
Cuba's customs revenues to create a
fund to repay the United States tor
moneys spent in Cuba's beha'.f wa?
ruled out on a poiut of order. The lull
was passed, 133 to 120. The Senate
amendment to the District of Columbia
appropriation was non-concurred
in. and the bill sent to conference. M
5:20 p. m. the House adjourned.
A programme for House business in
the near future has been arranged, by
which the Naval Appropriation J>i.l
will ho taken up on Monday.
It is p: upci d to make the salary of
* ' r Ai l
the lureitor or me census ji.jw
to create a superintendent of printing
for the census, at $-2,500 salary.
Caldwell Refuses.
Washington. D. C., Special. Judge
Henry C. Caldwell, of Arkansas, who
has been extensively spoken of as a
candidate for Vice President, and who
has received a great number of letters
urging him to agree to accept that position
in case it should be tendered
him. has written a letter to Senator
Jones, of Ark"r--as. who is .his personal
friend, in which he says that he can
not consent ~uch use of his name."
and that his resolution in this matter
is absolutely Irrevocable.
'
Not In Their Line.
The young married woman had luvti
telephoning to the grocer's for an order
of supplies. A girl had taken her
order and had just said good-bye. Suddenly
the young inarri d woman remembered
that she had a turkey for
to-morrows dinner and must have
something with which to make the
dressing.
"Ilello." she railed hurriedly.
Then a pleasant girl's voice ans- f
wered "..olio."
"I want you to send up two loaves
of stale bread," said the V. M. \V.
"Madam," answered the same pleasant
voice, "we don't keep stale bread
at the telephone exchange." Detroit
Free Press.
I
Two years a pro a so-called universal .
accident insurance or compensation act i
was passed in England wliicli provided
that workmen in certain industries (a i
considerable number, in factt should '
be compensated for any accident, no i
matter how caused, or through whose !
negligence, so loug as it grew out of j
the employment. No amount of care i
on the part of the employer, no degree ,
of negligence and stupidity on the part j
of the workman, was to relieve the j
former from paying compensation for
disability, sickness, or death due to accident.
It is now proposed to extend
the principle to industries and trades
not covered by the original statute.
:
Pretty Pocketbooks
The new leather pocketbooks are
loveliness personilicit. Crushed levant
leather composes one exquisite style
in violet, with amethyst stone in luck; .
iK'\v green with emerald iu lock, another
new tan with turquoise in lock,
and new red with imitation ruby in
lock, still others. These tints are soft
and pretty in the extreme and are especially
designed to match or harmoniously
contrast with the new pastel
tints la mode in dress goods, so they
will give the completing and tasteful
touch to a. handsome toilette.
The annual report of the superintend- j
ent of the New York institution for the >
blind calls attention to the steady de- |
crease in the number of children who !
become blind in New York city after j
birth. This decrease he attributes r I
the r.-miillv increasing knowledge of j
sanitary science: the careful medic: I
inspection of the public schools; tht
recognition by the ignorant poor of th.J
danger of diseases of the eye. and thei.' ;
effort to cure, if not prevent, them: th ? ;
increased knowledge of the medic:.1 i
profession about the eye and its treat'
meut.
i I una
MANUFACTURE S OF
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINGS |
AND
Building flaterial.
Dealers in Sash Weights,
Cord, Hardware, Window glass,
etc.
We guarautee our work 1
superior to any sold in this city,
all being of our own manufac- !
ture.
E.n.HACKER, Proprietor- !
CHARLESTON, - S. C.
! I
Registration Notice.
The office of the Supervisor of regie*
1 tration will be opened on the flrat ;
Monday in every month and the t\ro
| days immediately following, for the
! purpose of the registering of any per'
1 no f/%1
3UI1 WJLIU iO 'jUOIIUtU t*tj tvyi.w MW.
Who shall have bee a a resident o( j
ihe State for two years, of the county !
>ne year and of the polling precinot
in which the elector offers to vote fonr i
mouths before the day of election, and j
<hall have paid, six mouths before any 1
poll tax then due aod payable, and j
;ho can both read and write any seo- j
ion of the Constitution of 1895 sub* j
mitted to him by the supervisors of reg- j
titration, or can ?how that he owns,
*nd has paid all tuxes collectable dur !
ng the present year on property in
hi? State assessed at three hundred
tollars or more. J. J. EADDY,
Clerk of Board
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The Drug Store Kind
but j>ri(>e the pane as ordinary brands. Druggist
buy Anvil Soda in bulk and sell it at fire cents a
ounce. Grocers sell it in packages at 10c. a pout:
cr :> ]H)cnds for 25c.
SI is Exactly the Same Sods
T<> tret the best you must inrlst on packages pi..
u;> by the manufacturer with the
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All about Poultr
tells everything:
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All about Cows i
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* CHAS. y JENKINS.
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the m<
The Imperial
One Gallor
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yi jj the generating tube be
that will not go out.
flicker. The light can
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felei
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EST light on the market and
ast economical.
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nt per day. *?' .
i will burn 60 hours.
: burner clean, so it will rot clog, and
ine in center cf flame, insures a light
There is no odor, no smoke and no
be raised or turned down just as with
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:rything pertaining to it is the best to
AY TO INVESTIGATE.
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CHICAGO. ILL.
CHE HYGIENIC MATTRESS.
iU matt raw depend* largel; upon air?the moot re?Uforce
known to iclence?for its Insurious comfort In
having a hollow central air space the length and width
tie mattress containing apring motion with 88 steel
agi interallied into woven wire fabric* at top and bot.
Anund this is placed the filling, non-absorbent utile
pare white cotton felt. The air onder pressure in
biuation with the springs result In a most remarkable
licit;, and with the other features make the mattreaw
enic, pneumatic, self-ventilating and of down; soft.
Better than an; other mattrena at an; price.
C? D C C ?To introduce our
a r IT CBIIAW "acme"
PV^ V_A Hralenls Mattress we will for a
S. limited time include with ever;
I I order a fine Bruse THanci
1 White Fix untried
JL _ Metal B?-d Free.
-.ifT... i.jCIiii Ti.T]VVr^_ 9 i ike cot 'Toor
..it ^ VjQ choice of width#
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nf-'TS "ACME" Bed
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y are exactly as represented. Where all tush #15.00
ant with order we prepay freight In fall from this end.
nrther. we will make shipment with the express underndingthat
if, in your judgment, the mattressalone i* not
rth mere than tli.'O raid better than any other mattreaa.
matter how costly, you can here your money back.
'he oi'loc of this mattress does not begin to represent ita
ue, the rest solid comfort found in it* use. Nearly
ryhody who has used it thus far haa reported fall
5.00 valuo received in the first month'* nse.
'he premiums otfe-ed in connection with the mattreea
i a freo aift from us for the advertising which we exi-ert
will obtain from the nse on your part of this ruattrea^^
is by use alone that its full merits cao be appreciated,
in rconest we will send duplicates of personal letters
endorsement from the celebrated Chicago surgeon,
. J. B. Murphy; Washington Hosing, late postmaster of
icago; Mr. Joseph Siegel, of Siege). Cooper & Co.. of
icago; Judge K. W. Clifford of Chicago, and many other
II known people, of the merits of this mattress. Ask fur
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