The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, January 17, 1901, Image 5
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|j a ycu win put frcm one- j:
V fourth io half a teaspocrifui J !
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? t'rois e day you will scon see |;
J c marked improvement. For 11
j larger children, frcrr. half to j j
f a tearpcor.fui, according to s i
I afio, dissolved in their milk, i
J if you so desire, will very j
jf seen show its great nourish- j !
I ir.g power. If the mother's =:
i milk does net nourish the I
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$or. and }i .00. all dryegists. I
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RAILROAD SURVEY.
Proposed Route of the New George-1
town aid Marion Railway,
fcdiior ('oiinty Record:
The (Jeorp'lotvn and'Marion
Railroad Co is waking a preli 11;- J
nary survey of :l?e route to Marion,
ri*kinir lewis aid notes by which
Mie expenses ol (rest I ins and jjrn-!
dimr can be estimated before the j
work begins. Several months ago j
asurvev of the common roads was I
made bv Mr. Matthews, who made J
a map of the country in order to
get the hearings lor the railroad, j
It was deeded that a straight line j
be run from near Samoit station,
on the Georgetown and Western!
road, to strike a certain bend in j
Pee Dee river just above Alison's!
ferrr: and it was cdculated that i
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1 he course ?. S e, would strike tlie ;
place. So they came straight
across Black river, some distance;
below potato ferry, crossing Black !
M.'.vrrrw oKrvnt n L?:?]f mile above I
UMVViv *%
Balin's old store, through Mr. ;
Manning Thomas' lot, and under
Mr. Henry (iordon's store, where
it crossed the old stage road; pass- i
ingLambert postoiBce half mile!
or so to the east; through Mr.
Samuel Hoggins' yard arid striking
Lvnch's river about half a mile!
below Mr. II. K. Eaddv's house.I
But Bald Eagle swamp was too !
full to wade, and nearly one mite ;
across, so the only course was an :
. offset round by the Johnson ferry i
I bridge and down again on the I
father side to the prolongation of j
Pfhe same straight line, thence J
through Mr. Charley Boston's'
land, and finally through Mr. Ned ;
Davis' field just above the Alison
ferry to the first-mentioned bend.
Mr. Hugh Brazier, son of Mr. \
Sidney Frazier, of Georgetown,!
was engineer in charge of the !
transit line; and Mr. Haskell, son j
of Hon. A. (J. llaskell, of Colum-j
bia, was engineer of the leveling
instrument. Both these young j
n?eu have level heads and are
thorough going. i
Tfiev will soon reach, Marion I
A
and reiu rn for furl her instruct ions
which may bo lo run another line
a Ijtt'e higher up for comparison
or 'o ) ! ' han '* lo v ork o>i
ihe pr-. wm. :int, wine ri^iii
through
PosSUM i ? K.
i ribute of Love.
In I?v:it<r rcmcintierunce oi 0111
little darlingr. Herbert .Vvers AleElveen.
inlanl sou of .1. T. and A
E. McKlveeti, who died neai
Cades on Decemder 15, 1000. lit
was one year and lour month:
old, and been sick only a few days
Yes, dear Herbert, our hearts for
thee are aching
For thy lovely spirits have lied
And from a thousand panps vol
are I reed,
But we cannot stop these fruitless
tears.
Oh! No; he's h?t to ns alone.
Above he will be found.
Amidst the stars and near tin
t hronc,
Which babes like him surround
IIis Fond Pap.knts.
Committee Appointments
rj he following comit'.ee appoint
ments were received by tfie Williamsburg
delegation in the houst
of tepresentatives: T. B. (lour
din, claims; State llou>e ant
Grounds and State Hospital toi
the Insane, ,1. I). Carter: Incor
poraiions and otlicers and offices,
W. AI. Keels. We give for what
is worth the annexed clipping
Irom the Columbia Stale ot
Spcakr Stevenson's appointment:
i-l.-iirin-in cO i-MIti mi I f
Speak-r Stevenson, wherevei
practicable, selected as cliairmen
of commit lees tliose members whr
iiad longest service on those identical
commit ties. The result
shows the to!lowing counties wet>
tints honored; Charleston 8.
Beaufort 2. Hampton 2. Barnwell
2. Sumter 2^ Georgetown J,
Clarendon 1, Marion 2, IJorry J
making 16 for the 'Mow country,"
Berkley, Williamsburg and Bamberg
having new delegations entirely,
captured nothing. From
the middle country: Ktchland 1,
Aiken 3, Kershaw 1, total 3
From ihe Piedmont: Anderson 3.
Abbeville 1. York 1, Cheiokee 1
Lancaster 1,,Spartan burs total S
Stops the Cough
and Works off the Cold.
. Laxative Promo-Quinine Tablet.'
cureH eold in one day. No cure
no pay. Price 2~> cents.
lite average man u.ver cash
his bread upon I be waters until it
becomes very stale.
Quality and not quantity makes Dc
Witt's Little E irly Kisers suj. li valua
t>le little liver pills. Wallace & Johnson.
Talk is cheap?especially wher
you make use of your neighbor':
telephone.
"Mtcli little piils as DeWitt'if Little
Larlv Misers are very easily taken, and
th.'y are wonderfully effective in
i-leansing the liver and bowels. Wallace
& .1 uhn- on.
A bird c'i a woman's hat i;
worth a dozen iti the bush?to the
milliner.
The merited reputation for curing
piles, sure and skin diseases acquired
by Hewitt's Witch Hazel Salve, has led
to making of worthless counterfeits,
He sure to get only DeWiti's Salve
Wallace A Johnson.
13v the time age brings wisdom
to a man he is so old he Jus no
use lor it.
The colored paintings of poultry
in Biggie 1'oultry Book cost $1,000
to paint aud reproduce. The work
was done by one of the leading lire
stock artists of the oountry. Biggie
Poultry Book' costs but 50 cents,
send to the publishers, Wilmer Atkiwsoii
Co., Philadelphia...
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"\Wf for WomenX)
r! \\ Are you nervous? W :
1 Are you completely entrusted? r\
j?^ Do you suffer ever/ morth?
; f If you answer " yes" to any cf
I I these questions, you have ills which I
. i Wine of Cardui cures. Do you j !
! | appreciate what perfect health would , I
j be to' you? After taking Wine cf ! j
I Cardui, thousands like you have real- j
ized it. Nervous 'strain, loss of sleep,
cold or indigestion starts menstrual
1 disorders ih.t are not noticeable at e ;
j first, but day by d-.y stead ly* grow ?
into troublesome complications. Wine |S
of Cardui, used iust before the men- fl
Estrual period, will keep the female B
system in perfect condition. Tills I
! medicine is taken quietly at home. S
' There is nothing like it to help B
, fi- women enjoy good health. It costs B [
; n only SI to test this remedy, which is c i
L endorsed by 1,000,000 cured women, ?
. ' B Mrs. Lena T. Frieburtf, East St. Louis, fi i
j k '" ? "I am physically a new B
? woman, by reason of my use of Wine of fei'i
I S Cardui and Thcdford's felack Draught-" ? !
IB In cases re?;uirlna xpeeial directions, ad- 8 !
? dr?as.Kirint;?ri'-ytonw."Tbe l.xdics'Advlii- IJ
< ry IJepartmen:." Tho^?Tj?tianno;a hj
' The funny man who falls from
r,'a high grade wheel gels olT a good
" thing.
> If troubled with a weak dig>*>tion.
I | Meliiug' sour stomach, or if you feel
r I dull aitrr eating, try CliainlKTlaiu's
'stomach and Liver Tablet*. Price,
I 25 cents. Sample* free at Dr. 1). c.
' j Scott's drug -tore.
| W riling jukes is I lie funniest
' way to make a living.
The Best Prescription tor Malaria.
Chills and Fever is a bottle of
| (iroves Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is
simply iron and quiuie in a tasiele. s
torm. -No cure?no pay. Price ">0e.
cure nopay. rice one.
Too noiuv^ioks spoil the po'
! liceinau on I upbeat.
This sea*on there i> a large death
' j rare among children from croup and
i umg i rt'U'Mt?. J n'mjii it.i/ivu urn
.' save the little ones from these terrible
diseases. We know of notliitis; sooer1
rain to give instant relief as One
1 Minute C.nigh Cure. It can also be
i relied upon in <rri;>pe and nil throat
. and lung troubles of adults. 1'lcasant
to take. Wallace & .Iohn?on,
j Mail is bom lo rule tire world,
I but sometimes lie marries anil sur:
renders the jo.1..
You Know //hat you are Taking.
. J When you take Grove's Tasteless
j Chill Tonic U cause the formula is
plainly printed on every buttle
j showing that it is simply Iron and
(Quinine in a tasteless lorni. No
' cure, no pay. ode.
Beginning a proper name with
a small letter is a capital oiFense,
.! Pepsin preparations often fail to r<*
_1 lieve indigestion because tliey can di!gcstonly
albuminous foods. There is
' one preparation that digests nil classes
i | of food, ami t nit is Kodol Dyspepsia
j Cure, It cures the worst casc? of indigestion
and gives instant relief, for it
digests what you eat* Wallace & John>
son. *
!l Time used to llv; but now the
11 wheelman makes a century run.
To Cure a Cold in One Day,
Take Laxative 1'romo Quinine
' Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure, K. \V.
Grove's signature is on each box.Soc.
The barber has a scraping ac|
quaintance with many people.
When threatened witn pneumonia <?r (
; any other lln>^ trouble, prompt relief is
; necessary, as it is dangerous to delay. .
j We would suggest that One Minute
; Cough Cure he taken as stun as indiea- (
; tions of having taken cold are noticed.
1; It cures quickly and its early use pre'
vents consumption. Wallace & John?
; son.
It is better to be up with the I
lark than down wilb the measles, i
Cut this out and take it to Dr. D, C.
! Scott's drug store tmd get a free sainElo
ot Chamberlain's Stomach and
iver Tablets, the bost physic. They
j also cure disorders of the stomach,
j biliousness and headache. .
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We are Still Leaders in
FINE DRES
AND TBIMIfflNGr!
SILKS, LACES*
. Kill HONS,
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A Full Line of
ZETIne Is/Zlllln.
Still Headquarters for
Toys and Chris
Full Stock of Reynold's. $2, $2.50 a
Con nt
Please call and ?01 prices, We \v
^ StscRley's (
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M. F? HS
UZirigrstxee, jtf
yon want a <rood' Horse. Miile,
c.e; Select 8icck always-on hand. Wi
JIave on hand a house fnll- of
BU(J(lIKS, and within thirty days will
Everything sold at rock bottom jrri
mi Til r
0iQppn J
..UiKiuuu JL iUuu..
Geo. T. Burnette,
PRACTICAL TIN, COPPER AS
Manufacturer of
Dealer
m M < A t
lie and Hardware, lioofi
Leave your Tobacco Flo^s orde
Scott's druStore.
GEO. T. BUJ
Svptytr
The woman who rims after a!
s i
husband until she catches one|se
seldom brags of her catch. of
i
fersons who suiter fmni indgestion
can not expectto liv?* long, because'
tlicy cannot eat food requ'red to noo-r- [
isli the body and the products of U el Pi
undigested foods they ?'o ?-ar. poisons j in
the blood. it is important to cure in-'1c
digestion ?- soon as possible, and tbe J se
best method of doing this i- to use the en
preparation known as Kodnl Dyspepsia di
Cure. Itdig'Sts what "you ent and pr
re-tores all the digestive organs to in
perfect health' Wallace & lohnSoii. * \ tr
Malrimonv mav lie a hoiv rite, 1 1
' . re
hut many men who go up againsl ; jv
arc wholly left. | an
L)r. Cadv's Condition Powders. V,"
' F<
A TP JIHl wnat a norae neetis wneii nij
bad condition. Tonic, bl<x>d purifier and;
vermifuge. Tlicy arc not food but! f Ii
medicine and the hot in use to put a I
horse in prime condition. Price 25 cts.
per package. For sale by D. C. Scott.
The worst kindol' a bicvcle lace!11,1
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is made by the boy who ii told he cu
can't have one.
IiKAT OUT OF AN* INCREASE OF J!"
HIS PENSION.
Jo;
A Mexican war veteran ami promin- ; ^
cut editor w rites: "Seeing the adver- . j()]
tiscment of Chamberlain's Colic. Choi- f|t,
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1 am re- jJV
minded that as a soldier in Mexico in
'47 and '45?, 1 contracted Mexican
diarrhoea and this remedy has kept' st.,
me from getting an increase in my j..^
pension for on every renewal a do>e of wt
it restores me." It is unequalled as a ? no
...i/.L- euro for riinrrhnaei and and is ' D1,
kjtuvn v #?. ?..w. O U
plea-ant and safe to take. For -ale by c|,
Dr. J>. V. Seott. in,
The bicycle skirt comes high, j
hut the opera gown always gets it
iu the neck, ]et(
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Tbl? signature is on arery box of the genu in* '
Laurtive BrooKHQaniine erf
the remxdy that ?azt^ t? J?h
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18 GOODS,
5 TO MATCH..
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velvets
notions etc.
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ex3r" <3- oods..
tmas Presents.
nd iftf SlicTes'?the' best in t'ie
ill save you money.
Cash Store,.
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ORSES AND MOLES,
lUGGIESr WAGONS,
ARNESS, ETC, ' r
IVERY A SPECIALTYn '
ELLERv
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Huggg, Wagon or IIarue3.< call on. '
11 sell for cash or approved paper.
DULL 31 til A and ilAOkALL.
receire forty more,
cc-s and guarantmK
Fin Fines. '
Florence, S. C.
D SHEET IRON WORKER.
Totao Flues..
in
;iog and Heati^. Stoves:
rs with M. L. Allen at Dr. D. G
JNETTEr
flokknoe; s-.e:
A tandem with a reversible front
at would ftiil tlie ion^lelt want
" lovers,
PR f?PT-N 2NT CHICAGO WOMA N
SPEAKS.
Prof. Itnxa Tvler. of Chicago; Vice
r.-sident Illinois Woman's Alliance.
speaking of Chamberlain'* Oiuah
etnclv. says: "I suffered with a
vere cold this winter which threaticd
to ran into pueutnania. I tried
(IVrent remedies but I seemed to
o\v worse ant! the medicine upset
y stomach. A friend advised mo to
y Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and /
found it *va< pleasant to take am! it
lleved me at once. 1 am nowetitlrerjeovr.-d,
saved a-dtH'torVhill, time
id suffering, and 1 will never be with
it this splendid medicine again."
>r sale by Dr. I). C Scott*
Tlie busle as a work of art gels *
ie bulge on natuie*.
THE MOTHPJR'tf- FAVORITE."
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t iiainnerjam s Lougn uenieuy i.> m.r
other's Involute* It is pleasant anrf"fe
forchildren to take and always .
res. It is intended especially for
ughs, colds, croup and wftooping
ujrli. and isihebest medicine made
r these diseases. 'J'here is not the
ist danger in giving it to children
r it contains no opium or other iiijnr
us drug and may be given as confintly
f?> a babe as an adult. For sale
Dr. I). C. S-ott. ,
Biggie Horse Book is full of goftu
use as an egg is of meat. Ira nioto,
ilways speak to a horse as voir i
>11 Id to a gentleman/' is the keytta
ti-flfllmnnt nf .
HC VI I to WVaiiMUiv W4. ui\. n ir/.\
bject. There nre tw.nty-five
apters including nifvice oi? feeder
and wute' ing, stable management,..
jiio.s and vices, ailment and tlx?;:.'
medics, lutrntss hiute, abotlt stables
d colts' education, care oiihe feet. ,
Mam*of illustrations have be^h <
ide from life. The book is han-tnely
printed and euMantiaMv
iwd in cloth. The price is "50 v
its, by mail; address the pubiishi,
Wilmer Atkinson Co., PhiladfeLv*
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