The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, June 28, 1900, Image 3
Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 1st, '99.
Allow mo to thank you for the pood
your Tetterine has done me. Four
boxes cured me of a case of Tetter,
after trying specialists and spending
several imudred dollars and getting no
benetit from them.?Henry W. John
son, 281* Marietta street. 50 cents
box at druggists, or by mail from J.
T. Shuptriue, Savannah, (la.
ltoth at Fault.
> 6>e?"You don't kiss me like you
did before we were married." He?
^/No? And before we were married
you never tried to kiss me when you
bad a mouthful of pins."?Indianapolis
Prers.
Hcax?"Why do prize fighters all
look like dogs?" Joax?"I suppose be*
cause they are always getting in a
pound."
Thirty minutes is all the time required to
dve with I'itxam Fadeless Dies, bold by
till druggists.
The taxidermist makes an honorable living
it a skin game.
Are You Ustnij Allen'* Foot-Kane T
It Is the only euro for Swollen. Smarting,
Tired, Achiug, Hot, Sweating Feet, Corns
and Bunions. Ask for Allen's Foot-Ease,
a ]'Owd"r to be shaken into tbesboes. Cures
while you walk. At all Druggists and Shoe
Stores, 2.1c. Sample sent FBEE. Address
Allen S. Olmsted. LeRoy. X. Y.
The fellow who is always tired ought to he
punctured.
If you want "good digestion to wait upon
your appetite" you should always chew a bar
of Adams' I'epsin Tutti FrutM.
I.ots of people are found out when you go
to call on them.
Atlanta College of Pharmacy.
Well equipped laboratories; excellent
teachers. A free dispensary where hundreds
of | re-criptions nv the best physicians
are compounded dailv by the students. Students
obtain flrst-class practical instruction
as well as that of a theoretical nature. There
is a greater demand for our graduates thun
we can su pply. Address I)r. George F. Payne,
Dean, 43* Whitehall street. Atlanta, Ga.
Some men who ca-t their bread upon the
waters expect pouuu cakes to return to them
To C ure a Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tables.
i All druggists refund the money if it fails to
curt*. i-. L. 9 V UU cavju UUA.
25c.
Every dog may have his day, but they are
cot all daisies.
FITS permanently cured Notitsor nervousness
af ter tir^t day's use of L?r. r\ line's Gre?t
Nerve Restorer. $2trial bottle and trcatisefree
L)r. K. 11. Ki.i.nk. Ltd., SMI Arch &<. Phila, Pa.
The melancholy thief always takes things
eerioAlv.
T'ncle sam ?>? $ the best of everytblag,
Cncle S?.zn usee Carter's luk. He knows.
Ten mills make one cent, but the race
for wealth is not a mill race.
The Bchi PreM-rlptlon For Chills
and Fever is a bottle of Gbove's Tasteless
C8ILL Tonic. It is simple iron and quinine
xl * tasteless form. Noeure.no pay. Price25c.
Mrs. Wlnslow'sSootlilng Syrup forchlldren
taething, softens the gums, reduces indaminnwou,
allays paiu, cures wind colic, -5c.a bottle.
E. B. Walthall A Co., Druggists, Horse
Cave. Ky., say: "Hall's Catarrh Cure cures
every oue that takes it." Sold by druggists, 75c.
TO WOMEN WHO DOUBT.
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Erery Suffering Woman Should Read this
Letter and be Convinced that Lydla E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Does
Cure Female Weakness.
" I have been troubled with female
weakness in us worst io.m iur
about ten years. I had leucorrhoea
and was so weak that I could not
do my housework. I also had falling
of the woinb and inflammation of
the womb and ovaries
and at menstrual
periods I suffered terribly.
At times my
back would ache ^ very
hard. 1 could w
not lift anything
or do any heavy _
work: was not able ^
to stand on my feet, y
I concluded to try your medicine and
I can truly say it does all that you
claim for it to do.
Ten bottles of Lvdia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and seven packages
of Sanative Wash have made a
new woman of me. I have had no
womb trouble since takiDg the fifth
bottle. I weigh more than I have in
years ; can do all my own housework,
sleep well, have a good appetite and
now feel that life is worth living. I
owe all to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. 1 feel that it has saved
my life and would not be without it for
anything. I am always glad to recommend
your medicine to all my sex. for I
know if they follow your directions,
the\ v will be cured."?Mrs; Annie
Thompson, South Hot Springs, Ark
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BBISTLE TWINE, BABBIT, &e,
FOR ANY MAKE OF GIN.
engines, boilers and presses
And Repairs for wm?. Shaftinf, Puller*
Rcltlnir. Injectors. Pipes, Valres anJ Fittings.
LOMBARD IRON WORKS i SUPPLY CO,
ACGl'STA, GA.
| TUAN IS COMMANDER
Chinese Forces Using Modern Apoli.
ances of War.
| THE AMERICAN LEGATION BURNED
All Foreign Nations Hurrying Troop*
to toe i?cene of Hostilities?Chinese
Government to fce Dismembered*
Shanghai. By Cable.?Prince Tuan
has taken charge as commander general
in ~hief, after dismissing Yung
La, a nephew of the Emperor, the
former commander-in-chief. Prince
Tuan gave notice that he would march
, to Tien-Tsin and sweep out the handful
of foreigners. The Chinese army
has had forty-five Krupps. They managed
to burn the I'nitcd States conI
sulate. The warehouses and the Stani
dard Oil Company's premises are bej
lieved to have escaped. Though the
I situation is grave, the Chinese have
I not occupied Tien-Tsin. The latest
j news from Pekin emanating from au!
thentic sources is to the effect that
| there Is no change in the situation.
I Th:? ie linrtorstnrvl tr> rnpnn *hat thf
I legations still hold out. ihe Chinese
| have surrounded them, but do not
dare to make another attack. Appari
entlv they hope to starve out those
who have taken refuge there. Foreign
j ers and commercial men at *a!l of the
treaty ports are of the opinion that the
; Chinese government has been wrecked
! beyond repair and that the only solu.
. tion for the existing anarchy will be
: the establishment of a new govern,
ment, controlled by the civilized nations.
Attempts to restore the Empress
on the basis of her promise ol
good behavior would make the position
i of the foreigners worse than ever. A
popular plan is the restoration of the
Emperor, if found alive. With liberal
advisers he could be held subject tc
strict supervision by some council
1 representing the foreign powers. - n?
! personal punishment of the highest officials
concerned in the anti-foreign
movement is considered essential. In,
terest is focussed on Russia and
America. It is the universal beliel
I that Russia instigated rioting, expecting
to march an army to Pekin and
proclaim herself protector of China
under the guise of restoring order, but
, achieved a fiasco on account of the
prompt action of the other powers
I America, which is considered 10 hold
the key to the solution because of be.
ing beyond suspicion of land-grabbing
motives, is in the best position to take
the lead in making proposals for a per.
manent arrangement. There is a practical
Anglo-American alliance in China
The commercial organizations cf both
nationalities are urging their respeo;
tive governments to hurry more troops
Tho nrpcpnrp nf pnmifh sotdiprs tn pn
force the demands upon China, besides
being *. check to the ambitions of rival
powers, is deemed vital. There is an
insufficient number of English troops
available to protect the interests a;
stake in the treaty ports. The English
and Americans confidently expect thai
i several regiments will be sent from the
i Philippines without delay.
| No confidence is .expressed in LI
i Hung Chang, who is expected to follow
whatever policy is likely to result in
personal aggrandizement. Many mis.
sionaries from i?.e Yang Tse Kiang
Valley are coming to Shanghai foi
safety. Three Chinese gun-boats recently
built by the Armstrongs havt
arrived at Shanghai from Taku. Twc
j Chinese cruisers at Kiang Ying fort. 51.
j miles up the river, are kept undei
I steam. The forts are provided with
; mrulprn nrtlllftrv anfl nrp inQ^nwtpH *e
watch for the approach of foreigner?
I Six American Presbyterian mission.
1 aries from Kian Ying have arrived ai
SShanghai. A wealthy Chinaman
who fled from Pekin on the 14th say:
that all the legations except the British.
Austrian and Belgian have been
burned, the foreigners taking refuge in
those three. Only <#ven Krupp guns
are emplcjed in the bombardment oi
Tien-Tsin.
There is still no news of Vice Admiral
Seymour. The officials here art
anxious; business is practically suspended
and all the respectable Chinese
i look for foreign protection in the event
j of a rising. 1c is officially said that the
; Dowager Empress has issued emphatic
instructions for the extermination oi
all foreigners in China. I?arge numbers
of refugees are arriving here from
the north. All is quiet here and in the
Yang Tse Kiang Valley.
Nine Americans Killed.
Manila. By Cable.?A detachment of
forty men of the Fortieth Regiment
Captain Thos. Miller, commanding, left
Caygan de Misamis. Island of Mindano
scouting on June 13. During the morn
ing of June 14. they encountered a
strongly ambushed and entrenched
force of the enemy.The Americans
attempts to charge were frustrated bj
the Filipinos' pitfalls tinji traps. Tie
advanced line, consequently, was un|
der a heavy fire in front and on its
j flanks, and fell back on Cagavan. The
i American loss was nine men killed and
I i wo off'cers and ten men wounded.
, LETTER TO THE COUNTY CHAIRMEN.
Mud-Sling ng Not to Be Indu e ;ed in
By Candidate?.
The State executive committee,
through its officers, is trying to keep
the county executive committee in the
straight and narrow path during the
present State, district, circuit and
county campaigns. The particular at
tention of the county chairman has
' been called bv circular to the anti'
mudslinging resolution of the State
committee, which the officers say
should be read at the opening of each
meeting.
Here is the circular referred to:
, To , County Chairman.
Dear Sir: By direction of the chairI
man of the State Democratic executive
committee your attention is called to
the follow ing resolution passed at the
last meetJing of that body, and you are
earnestly requested to see that it is
enforced to the best of your ability:
"Whereas there is good feeling
among all Democrats in the State today;
and whereas it is desirable that
the campaign, being a contest among
Democrats, shall be conducted on a
high plane, therefore be it
Resolved, That the State Democratic
executive committee suggest to the
county chairman of each county of the
State the advisability cf requiring the
candidates not to indulge in personal
abuse, but to confine,themselves to a
discussion of the issues: and that any
candidate who Dersists in refusing ac
quiescence to this suggestion be net
allowed to speak."
As there seems to be some confusion
in reference to the assessment of the
> counties by the Stale Democratic ex
ecutive committee. I beg to call your
attention to the fact that the candi|
dates for the general assembly are not
assessed bv the State committee.
I
The counties are assessed on the
t j basis of the representation which
1 i each county has: that is. $10 for sena'
tor and $.j for each member of the
house. The oaths of these candidates,
as all other county candidates, will, of
t course, be filed with the county chairman.
Respectfully,
I ! IT. X. GUNTER. JR..
. I
Secretary.
[ The State committee has also issued
the following circular to the several
; county chairmen:
; | Dear Sir: The rules of the Demo
| cratic party of this State require that
j the names of candidates for congress
, i and for the office of solicitor in pri!
mary elections shall be put on the
county primary tickets. The duty of
arranging and having printed these
county primary tickets is left to the
county chairman. In order that there
may be no mistake as to what names
. shall go on this ticket. I give you the
i following list of candidates for coni
gress and for the office of solicitor in
1 the approaching primary who have
filed their pledges and are duly quali[
fled as such candidates:
; FOR CONGRESS,
r First Congressional District?William
Elliott.
| Second Congressional District?W. J.
Talbert.
! Third Congressional District?A. C.
i I-atimer. E. E. Verner, C. T. Wyche.
Foui'th Congressional District?Stan'
yarne Wilson, J. T. Johnston.
Fifth Congressional District?T. J.
| Strait, D. E. Finley.
Sixth Congressional District?James
i Norton, It. B. Scarborough, J. E. El>
lerbe.
Seventh Congressional District?J.
Wm. Stokes.
t FOR SOLICITOR,
t For Solicitor, First Judicial Circuit?
? P. T. Hildebrand, W. H. Thomas. B.
H. Matthews.
i For Solicitor, Second Judicial Cir'
cuit?J. E. Davis, C. C. Simms.
For Solicitor, Third Judicial Cir'
cuit?John S. Wilson.
For Solicitor, Fourth Judicial Cir
cuit?J. M. Johnson, George W.
Brown.
For Solicitor. Fifth Judicial Circuit
' ?J. William Thurmond, J. A. Muller.
t For Solicitor, Sixth Judicial Circuit
> ?J. K. Henry, Thomas F. McDow, W.
v. ni/tigii.
For Solicitor. "Seventh Judicial Cir
cuit?Thomas S. Sease.
i For Solicitor, Eighth Judicial Cir
cuit?J. E. Hoggs. J. A. Mooney.
In counties where it has been decided
to nominate masters and magistrates
in the primary, the names of
candidates for those offices must be
f put on the county tickets by the
county chairman. The names of the
! candidates for master must be on all
the tickets, and the names of the can'
didates for magistrate must be en
' the ticket according to location, to be
1 arranged by the county committee.
I The State committee will furnish
> you without cost all the tickets you
, may need for the State officers and
United States senator. Please let me
' know at. once how many of these you
' will need f}r your county.
? Yours truly,
> WILIE JONES.
I Chairman State Democratic Ex. Com.
U. X. Gunter, Jr., Secretary.
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reader mentioning this paper ; 6c. for postage.
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the Gold Medal Prize Treatise, the
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Write to-day for these books; keys to health.
A woman in politics reminds one of a hen
in a duck pond.
I am sure Piso's Cnre for Consumption saved j
my life three years ago.?Mrs. 'i hos. Robbins.
Maple St.. Norwich. N. Y.. Feb. 17,19)J.
VP ADC 'c so; you
V needn'tkeep <
your gray \
M hair a week longer than
you wish. There's no *
< guesswork about this; <
* it's sure every time. ?.
::
gray hair r
HMr
: ..ia*{ visor
% for two!
or three weeks notice how
' much younger you ap- <
i pear, ten years younger
j >i at least. /
Ayer's Hair Vigor also <
cures dandruff, prevents ri
falling of the hair, makes
hair grow, and is a splen- <
4 did hair dressing.
i It cannot help but do >
\ these things, for it's a *
i hair-food. When the hair <
* is well fed, it cannot help \
4 but grow. ,
It makes the scalp i
^ healthy and this cures \
the disease tnai causes y
i \ dandruff. ^
^ $1.00 a bottle. All druggists. *
| y " My hair was coming out badly, 4
. bnt Ayer's Hair Vigor stopped the .
i . falling and has made my hair very r.
i * thick and much darker tnan before.
1 < I think there is nothing like it for
| the hair." Coaa M. Lka, <
i April 25,1899. Yarrow, I. T. y
| <
* Wrttm thm Doctor.
I ^ If you do not obtain all the beneflta
i you deelre from the use of the Vigor, y
1 y writ* the doctor about It. Address. 4
; Da. J. C. AYEK, Lowell, Maw. ^
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I MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VA.
; The Sixty-Third Seaelon will Commence
October 2, 1900.
Medical Graded Course Four Years, $65.00
| Per bes?ion. Dental Grided Course Thiee
Years. $05 09 Per Session. Pharmaceutical
! Cour-eTwo Years. $60.0(1 re<* Session. No
' Extra*. For further particulars sddrest
> CHRISTOPHER TO.tIPKINS, 1%. D.,
Dcau. R It'll.HON D, VA.
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ATTENTION Is facilitated if you mention 1
, this paper when writing advetiiser?. So. 26 |
M Beat CouKb Syrup. Tastes Good. Use Qj
,49 MINI T
^HE reason w
Jfr ^ y/j& cver7 *2 minutt
sL r^Z<4B^ at that rate coun
75 ox *9 'D reac^ ?f 7?'
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FACTORY LI
No black powder sheila an the market c
I formity and strong abootlne qualities, bur
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\W Write for Catalogue and Terms.
Address,
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Columbia. S. C.
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Six Car Loads in Stock.
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DAVIDSON, N. C.
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PRESIDENT..
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e can sell the best at only a dollar or so
cheap work is because we make so many
We averaged last year a complete buggy
?s and 14 seconds. $1.00 per job profit
ta. Why pay big profits when the best
11?
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not sold in your town, write us for
prices.
WINSTON-SALEJI, N. C.
W. H. GIBBES & CO.,
COLUMBIA, - S. C.
South Carolina Agent* for the Steele A'aic South
Brick Machlnor/.
HAVING FOBBED A CONNECTION
o::o:: with::o::o *
THE ELLIOTT
GIN REPAIR WORKS
1 am now prepared to repair and rebuild Cotton
Ola* a* thoroughly aa the manufacturer*. Thlf
branch of the bualnea* be under the per tonal eupetvlilon
or
Mr. W. J. ELLIOTT,
who baa had fourteen year* of practical e xperleno*
in building the ELLIOTT OIK. and who la well
known to moat gin uaera In thla State.
g&~ Now is the Time I Briny Yoor Gins
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