The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, December 20, 1900, Image 5
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{ You have used all ?|
"I I sorts of cough. reme-1 j
; I dies but it does not!
I yield; it is too deepf!
I seated. It may wear f i
I itself out in time, but ];
fit is more liable to11
| produce ia grippe, jj
1 pneumortia or a seri-1j
I ous thioat affection. j
I You need something {
| that will give ycu|
[strength and build}
i up the body.
! SCOTT'S }j
1 FMIII <UAN i|
ELIYI^L.\/I)VI 1 j;
f wiil do this when everything j
l else fails. There is no doubt {
j about it. It nourishes, j
\ strengthens, builds up and i
v | mak^s the body strong and j
2. healthy, not only to throw *
J off this hard cough; but to |
| fortify the system againstj
> further attacks. If you are I
J run down or emaciated you |
1 should certainly take this j i
| nourishing food medicine, j
3 VX. ind $i.?o, all druggists. i.
2 SCOTT & UOWNE, Chemists. New York. ,
Ill
DIED IN GEORGIA.
" ' r ' " u is 1?, 1 ?
t-KCTCn OT lv?r. r>. n. rNimuaii, a u.
mer Citizen of This County.
Editor CoanJv ilecord:.
Please allow toe space- in your
^ etoltimns io announce I he-deat h ol
1^ u neli known and highly rcspecled
cdtizeii ol litis count\vllun. Kollin
U. Kimbail,. who died at his home
al GarfielJ, Ga'.r on December 18,
al a stioke of paralysis,, superinduced
by an attack of typhoid fe-'
*?cr through! which.he had recently j
passed.
Mr. Kimball came to this couji-i
t-y from Illinois about andj
was 79" years- old at the time oh
bis death. He married a daughter
of ihe renowned humorist and
practical j<;ker, Gen. Wj11 ian.
Wood berry, of Britton's Neck,
about 1857. who si ill survives him.
For several years before the
v ar he conducted a mercantile1
business and a farm at Pine Bluff, j
in. Georgetown county. Wiien j
ihe war came on,, although i
Northerner, he zealously espoused
the cause of% the South and-enlisted
as a private in Co. A, JOtlh
S..O. V".,serving faithfully through
the whole four years of strife. At
different limes in service he filled
difficult positions with credit to
himself, his record as a soldier
being above reproach?although'
several of his near relatives fought j
a:i the Union side.
After the war Mr. Kimball,.!
with iiis threadbare tent-cloth and
. annv overcoat, began business i
again at his old home at Pine!
loluft, where lor several years he !
conducted a large and lucrative;
mercantile business. Later on he'
i sold 1ns interest and moved to |
|^_ Johnsonville, where he engaged
r in a similar business.
In ISSo Mr.Kimball was elected
to the State legislature by a hand-!
some vote, where he served as a J
valuable and uselul member ofj
Tdiat body. He was a practical:
and level-headed business niao,
exceptionally intelligent and well i
read. He provided veil lor his
family and was always ho-piiablt
at his home in the imertainment
it *:is friends, lie v. . ' i
iiaj't's*. l.<\ .rnili ir. : county
eonnccted himspil with i: nc.^.il>nri>.o
VU.lilindwt <?hm< n which hr
? - } -
irberally supported with hi.?
means. lie was 01 a kindly and
affectionate disposition, beinj
especially fond ol children.
Since the sad death ot his brother,
Mr. J. W. Kimball.. ot JohnsonvilleThe
and his wife have kind
Iv cared for the five children ol
the latter and educated them
Mr. Kimball leaves a devoted
wife, an affectionate son and
daughter, and a host ol sympathizing
friends to mourn his loss.
AN iXTIMATK FRIKNP.
Lake City, S. C., Dec. IS, 1000.
Uuclaimed Letters
Will he sent to dead letter office.,
unless called for within SC
days.
WOJIEX'S LETTER.
Miss Majiret Vest en Adams,
Mrs. Sophia Hampton,
Mrs. Mammie Mack.
Miss Inetf Thomas,
Mrs. Eddy Waits,
m-eys ?,kt?\erh?
%
Robert Babson,
K. D. Burrow?,.
Convers Bunress,
Benymon Fulton,
John Ferrell,
B. B. Fullon,
David Gamble,
Louzia George,.
Isaac Kinder,.
G. J.\ Pander^rass,,
Tea. Williams.
LULli> rosimasier.
Kings! ree. i>. C. Dec 1 >900.
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Among the tens of thin-timls wlir
have u^*d C?ambcrJaiu!* Cough Remedy
for colds and la grippe durlnji
the past fctv year*, to our knowledge,
not a single ease has resulted in pneu>
monia. Titos. Whitefleld Ax Co., 241
'Vabasli avenue. Chit-ago, one of the
mo>t porininent retail druggst imthat
city, in -peaking of this. says-,. "Wc
recomiui-Fiil Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
tor la grippe iti. many cases, a" it
not only gives prompt and rompleU
recovery, but also couateracts anj
teudeacv of la grippe to result in penu
uioui;u'' For,sale by I)r, Dj.C..Seott~
So:re men a^e so miserly thai
they won't even pay another i
compliment.
When you need :? soothing and healing
antiseptic application for any pur
po*e. use the original DeWitt's W'H.cl
Hazel Salve, a well known cure foi
piles and skin disease?. It heal* i-ore:
without leaving a scar. Hewnrc ol
eonnterfeits. Wallace & Johnson.
'Hie up-to-date chemical blonde
now has her tresses Klondiked.
DeW'ttV- Lilt'c Early Riser* an
dainty little pills, but tliev never fai
U> cleanse the liver, ceiuovc obstruc
tions and invigorate tte system. Wal
lace & Johnson.
Whenever a doctor dies, an nn
dertaker buries his best friend.
HOW TO CURE CROUP:
Mr. R. Clary, who lives near Amenta
Dutchess county, N. Y.,says: "Cliara
U'rlain's Cough Remedy is the h?si
medicine 1 have ever used. Is is i
rompHv fVip rruiii aiif
and never fail* to cure." When giv?M
as soon as the child becomes horse 01
even after the eroupy cough * has do
Teloped, it. will prevent the attack
This should be borne in mind a rid I
hotjtle of cough remedy kept at banc
ready for instant use a> soon as thes<
symptoms appear. For sale by Dr. D
C. Scott.
Among the illustrations in the excellent
work, the Horse llook. writ
ten by Judge Biggie, is Genera!
George Washington's stable at Mt
Vernon. The chapter on stable contains
many helpful hints, and ha*
the plans and elevation of an attractive
village stable. The price is 5(
cents, by mail; address the publishers
Wilmcr. Atkinson Co.i Philadelphia
ft V
MfMsh , ,
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^Ib^uestiorisNJ^
pUr for V/osr;cn \|
. I Arc you nervous? yj/
! Vj Arc you completely exhausted? $
' ; jg Do you suffer every month? ?
1 B U you answer ""yes." to any of 3
' | these questions, ycu have ilk which 8
1 i S Wine of Canfui- cures. Do you 5
1 1 M appreciate what perfect health would ?
K be to you? After taking Wine of g
R Cardui, thousands like you hare real- "
I ? ized it. Nervous strain, lass of sleep, ft
I cold or indigestion starts mcirrrua! t
E disorders that are net noticeable at |r
n first, but day by day steadily grow ft
h into troublesome complications, wine ^
! E cf Cardui, used fust before the men- k
K strual period, will keep the female &
fi systrm in perfect condition. This b
l E medicine iss taken quietly at heme, a
! ffl There is nothing liice it to help R
women enjoy good health. It costs pi
only Si to test this remedy, which is w
>; endorsed by I,OX,000 cured women, g
Airs. Lent T. Fricburg, East St. Louis, R
J ill., says: "I am physically a- new E
woman, by reason of my use of Wine af J
Cardui and Thcdford's Black Draught." I
, In enses rnco!r!n^ (ipactnl Cirecllonv "1
rtrra?.BlTlr.<r,Hyrs I-aCiei'adv:?- 5j
< ry t)f|Nirtui*nt.'' 1 bw Cunttanoo.a j
cIdo Co., Chultaiioos*. Tvnn. a
Lawyers break more laws than
| any other c!a.>* of people, and
they get paid Inr doing it.
Tb*a Best Prescription tor Malaria.
Chills and Fever is a bottle of
I Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is
| simply iron and quinie in a taste lets
| form. .No cure?no pay. Pticv &0c.
1 * / ? ot? vi/in nlhi
muu i'i i'4'j. i i\ v jvv/.
I? is useless lo bejrin an argument
wilft the milkman unless
you are willini: to fake water.
If you would have a:i apr-etite like
j a bear and h relish fcr your meals take
IChamberlain's Stomach and Liver
i Tablets. They correct disorders-of
' j the stomach and regulate the liven and
1 j bowels. Price, *2.> cents. Samples free,
(I )it I)t I>. C. Scott's C*vu? Store.
, 1 \Lin. U'vi.itv 1)1)1 little hprp llP
low, and- wor.ian si ill less if it's
ui I lie shape of a man.
L)r. Cady'o Condition Powders.
[Are j list what a horse needs when in
.! bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier and
vermifuge. They .are not food but
racHlieiuc and.the best in use to put ;t
[ horse, in prime.condition. Price 2f? cts.
( per package. For sale by I>. C. Scott.
Von can't blame the hotel guest
! for kicking when he has to pay
out good dollars for poor quarters
' Don't use any of tin* counterfeits of
I I)eWitt's Witch Ha/ 1 Salve Most, of
' I them .ire worthies* or liable to cause
' i injury. The original DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve is a certain cure for [tiles,
eczema, cuts scalds, burns sor.-s and
skin diseases. Wallace & Johns>n.
A man is never contented with
; his lot until he qecuhies one in
1 the cemetery.
.' You Know What you are Taking.
When you take Grove's Tasteless
! Chill Tonic because the formula is
j plainly printed on every bottle
> showing that it is simply Iron and
I (r>iin 4i t!iutolo? fiirni Vn
! cure, no jjay. 50c.
What the average farmer needs
is a tonic that will eradicate the
' goid brick mania from his system.
; The tnost effective little liver plils
made uee DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
. They never gripe. Wallace-& Johnson,
i ?ome men are so sympathetic
| that they are willing to share your
' last dollar with vou.
I Till: IiEST PLASrkn.
! A piece of flannel dampened with
! Chamberlain's Pain Balm and hound
: to the affected part* is superior to any
plaster. When troubled with lame
back or pains in the side or chest, give
it a trial and you are certain to be
i more than pleased with the prompt
j relief which it affords. Pain Balm alI
so cures rheumatism. One application
i! gives relief. For sale by Dr. D. C.
. 'jjcott. ..
V , % We
are Still Leaders in
FIRE DRESS
' :2 TPX/I2IIN--S T(
SILKS, LACKS,
1UBB0NS, VI
! Mr
A Full Lir.e of
Pine j^illlnex3
Still Headquarters for
Toys and ChrisfmE
FhII Stock of Reynold's $2, $2 50 and $ :
County.
rlease eHll'and got prices, We will aav
Stackley's Cat
\ HGBSi
f BUGGI
HARNi
L!1
IV?. F HEL
Siilj.zigfstrse, - jf.
yoa want a good Horse. Mule; Buggy
me. Select stosk always oq hand. Will sell
Hawe on hand- a house full of CO!
BUGGIES, and within thirty days will receiv
Everything sold at rock bottom-prices an
Tnlmppit PIph TbI
..UiiuiiuU lliuij. luL
' _ _ m i-? _ j ^ r~i i
j beo. i. Durneue, ri
PRACTICAL TIN. COPPEK AND SIJ
Manufacturer of Ma
Dealer in
I
Tin and Hardware, Cooking i
Leuve your Tobacco Fluei order- w
: Scott's drop Store.
GEO. T. BTTBHE
i Sepl S tr F
?? rrnmmm~???
A political dark hor*e is a sort Ibe I
pi mVMmare to the rest of the bit ion i
candidates. I'down
Now. i^tJio tiiiie when croup and^'
lunj* trouelcs pro\e rapidly fatal. The \< ^
j'oniy harmless remedy that produces J t
iinmediaisc irsul-cs is Ore Minute 1 *rB '
Couch Cure- It is veiv pte%saut to, ^
take. and can be relied uppo to quickly c r
cure couch#, colds and all lung dis-j Airs
euM-s. IX will prevent consump-1 on| ju,
tion. Wallace & Johnson. ' "
|of the 1
l\>sitiftu often a tied s one's j j]e'p j
sleep?especially <r position on the! son's life
police force. couch or
.? | a uj
No our can reasonable hop" for go'*>! <qjni,.c
health unless his bowels move once! . .
coucc.s.'
each (lav. When this is not attended ,,
, . . i creup. 1]
to. disorders (X the stomach arise.
u-.- .11 . . throat r
biliousness, headach*. dvsneo-ua and;, ,
i - ,, . , I JUIKI.H" 1
j)iu?.;ooii follow. If you wish loarohl ?
theseailments keep your bowels re-!
gt Jar by tnkin^r Chamberlain's Stomach !
ami Liver Tablets when recjuirs'tl. They j a <
are.so easy to take ami mild and gentle j mm
iU'Clit.-'-X. For sub: liy. Dr. D. C. Scott's j A
Drug Store. &n
The campaign manager issues J mJLm.
the (ledgers, and the candidate! *"
dodges the issuer
; Wlmn the tomadi is tired out It: ^ ^
must have a re.-*, but we can't live
without food Kodol Dyspepsia Cure j calnVo
' digests all what you eat." so that you ; ^5^
can eat all the good foo I you want'
while it is restoring the digestive orgar
s to health . It is the only prepar- n yr~rir,'
w? III i 1< h
Tmnitvtf ri;nr#.<tw 2111 L'lrul* ??f* fiwul. I Hammaic
% " w I TK1U AI>
Wallace & Johnson. i tuwh, v.
? I to It. It
The political party worker is) SoBETTI
ilie one who is most successful in ! $ <V .
working Ihe pari v. !
| NOT TO C
Many persons have had theexpei-! f. ha:
icnce of Mr. lVter Sherman, of North i tfl
Stanford, X. 11., who say.*. "Frf ?ears j
I suffered fortue from ruronic rinMge--:
tion. but Kodol Dyspepsia Cure made ' ij J
a well man of me.'' It digests what you I
eat and is a certain cure for dyspepsia :FOT
and everr form of stomach trouble. It I
j
give* reliet at once even in thu wor*t!
ciuos. and can't help but do you good. }
Walla.*&& Johnson. .. J ,
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GOODS,
) MATCH..
?
:l.vi:ts
110X8 ETC..
7*' Q- ocds.
t
is Presents.
! Shoes?I he best in 'hee
youmoney...
ih Store?
ILV WAGONS, . .
ESS, ETC,
iY ft SPECIALTY,, 1
.LfcH,
- - s. cr.
*
, Wagon or Ilarneis, call on >
for cash or approved paper. .
>UMBIA and HACKNEY *
* forty more,
id guaranteed
iiST
orence, S. C
7 v> *
IEET IRON WORKER.
ccs Floes,
anil Heatinj; Staves.
Ih M. L. Allen iW Dr. D. C">
ITTE,
LOKENOE, S O:
liei^l'l ol some men's s
to pull some oilier tnaiy?
r x //
/Cyrzriri^'
n ?7ory box of tli* tenulu?-"
'tT'9-Ql'if "fcblota
vt a a e^O. ir <imf
hip inrcrHms so'far have.
en able to produce flightsimagination
< needed at ome when a per
? i= in danger A negleetau
co'd ma j soon become serious
iM be stopped at once. <>?.e
Cough Cure quickly cure*
colds and the worst rises of
injnchitis. grippe and otfce.*
u;d lung 11 otjble Wallace oc
iaIJon of PURS LUJSEED OIL mixed
with a gallonof
iOfmar*
tainfc aliens
cf the VERY BEST
1 lae WOiU.D for ' ^JffacfTSr*.
lintbil! I* par more ntttajir-e Than per- >
had and ts absobrtely NOT ;?JWOM)tV
P.UXT Is niurie of the HKST Of' RslXT v<> ^
-ftueb ft3 all coed winters use. and fojusrvt ' *"
jay thick No trouble to rolx, any boy ct *?
Is til3 COMMON HENSK Of HofSE PAIJY
point can bo mode at ANY cost, and ts
a /jP?
ammw&yzw >
iuck. liLifiTvu, Peel or Chtp.
JJUIAK PA IXC CO., St. juoais,
if Hit,
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