The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, February 14, 1901, Image 2
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BCELL & ROOIHTS'
GASH
DRY ?S SIB.
tfe continue offering inducements to olose
out our Snuin,er Goods. We can ineuuoii
only a few of the many Rootle reduced:
Ladles' 8c Uodervests for 6c.
10c Ties and Bows for 8c.
25o 'lies and Bowsf r 15c.
Initial Handkerchiefs, H. 8., embroidered,
3 in a box, !or l?e;25o goods.
15c Men's Black initial Siik Handkerchiefs ,
Jor 10c.
Men's large White Figured, Drawn-Stitch, !
Japnuet Handkerchief for 15c: worth 25c.
Six Large White FiueH. S. Handkerchiefs
for 60c. in fancy b< x; cheap ht 75c.
Three large White Fine H. 8. Handkereniefs,
in fancy box, for 40c* worth 5-'c.
Black-bordered Liuen Handkerchiefs for J
12o; cheap at 15c.
Good Mourning Handkerchiefs foric.
Haudkerchiefs for lo.
QnndlrornhlAfo fflT Q 1-2(1
Handkerchiefs (or Sc.
38-inch Madras for 7 l-2c; worth lOo.
36-ln h Madras for 6 l-2c; worth 8c.
LAWNS AND ORGANDIES FOR j
LESS THAN COST.
Shirt Waists for much less than it cost to
make them.
BiG REDUCTION ON SKIRTS.
40c Pique Skirts for25o.
88c Crash Skirts for 8le.
All Summer Goods are being sold at re- <
dueed prices. I
NEW GOODS. I
One case Lorscloth 5c; no atareh.
Fine Black Henrietta at 50c.
TINSEL DRAPERY SILK A LINE,
BALL FRINGE.
Black Buck at 8 end 10c.
iriTDVlTI'HI.: nKPARTMKNT.
10 piece Walnut Suits $75 to $100.
10 piece Solid Oak Suits $18. %T2, $25, $30,
$35. $40. $50. $56.
Oak Halt Hacks, French Flate Glass, $7,
$8.50, $9.50.
Wardrobes $8 to $25.
Bed Lounges $9 to $15.
Bedsteads $2.25 to $10.
Iron Beds. Iron Cribs.
Parlor Suits $36 to $50.
Baby Carriages $6.60, $7, $7.50.
Floor Oilcloth 80c. *
Matting 10; 12, 14. 15, 18. 20, 23, 25, 27 and
9**.
10-piece Chamber Sets $2.19 to $3.
Window Shades 11. 15.3s 35. 40o to $1.25,
Stoves $6.50. $7.50. $10 to $1&
Trunks $2.50 to $6.50.
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Date i April 13tb, 1900.
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A WOMAN'S EXPEDIENT.
Clever Scheme to Enable a Prisoner to
Cut 11 is Way Out of Jail.
"Whenever I see that particular
brand of canned peaches," said a New
Orleans grocer, indicating a row of
tins on the top shelf. "I am reminded
of something very queer that happened
here several years ago. One
day in the summer of "1)6, if I remember
rightly, a refined looking woman
of about 30, dressed in deep mourning,
came into the store and bought
a couple of cans of California peaches
of the brand I have just pointed out.
She had a cab and took them with her,
and I thought no more of the incident
until she returned next day, carrying
the tins in her hand. "I have a sick
brother at she said, naming a
small town In Alabama, and was intending
to send him these peaches,
with a bundle of other things, yesterday.
But, on second thought. I believe
I will buy a few more delicacies
and get you to ship them separately.
There was nothing peculiar about the
request and I assured her I would be
glad to attend to the matter. She ordered
four or five dollars' worth of
??4irtln(s i 1 1 i o c nllVOC TYlft T*.
uincicut ci? uv i\_o jvinvoi vii ? w,
malade and so on?paid the bill and
gave me her brother's name, directing
the things to be sent to him in rare
of captain somebody or other, at the
Alabama town which she mentioned
before. As soon as she left, I got out
a box and began to pack up the consignment:
but as soon as I came to
the peaches I noticed that the two cans
which she had returned were both
slightly 'blown,' as we call it in the
trade. In other words, the tops bulged
outward a trifle, indicating that a
little fermentation had been going on.
Not wishing to send a sick man anything
but the best, I set them aside
and put in two fresh cans from the
shelf. The box was shipped by the
first express.
"Nearly six months after this episode,"
continued the grocer, with
twinkling eves, "we were cleaning
out our old stock and ran across those
! two cans of peaches. I picked up one
| of them carelessly, and, my hand being
wet, a piece of the label came off.
i You may imagine my surprise to see
a lot of small saws soldered to the
I side of the tin. and on further exami
nation we found that they completely
encircled the can. and that the other
j was in exactly the same condition.
I At that I began to have a faint ink|
ling of the truth and lost no time mak;
ipg a few inquiries. I found that the
Alabama captain was the sheriff of
his county and the invalid brother had
! been one of his official guests. He
! was a burglar and had since been sent
to prison for ten years. The scheme
was pretty shrewd. In the first place,
the sheriff would not be apt to be
suspicious of a package of goods comI
ing direct from a reputable business
j house, and. even if he opened the cans
i before giving them to the prisoner,
| there would be nothing wrong inside.
I The crook must have been bitterly
I disappointed when he examined the
substitutes that I sent. The saws, as
we afterward found out, were highly
tempered and could cut stell bar like
yellow pine. Who was the woman in
black, did you ask? I have no idea;
probably a sister, or wife, or sweetheart.
I never laid eyes on her afterward."?The
New Orleans TimesI
Democrat.
No '\Yait?T? 1o He Tipped.
An American slot machine restaurant
has been patented, and there
need be no more tips to restaurant
waiters. Hot meals may be furnished
in less than one minute by simply
dropping a coin in the slot at a Chicago
eating house.
When a customer seats himself in a
?AcfoiiPont i h orn ho flrnlc in 'A
V."t*l LclIII JCOIUUIUIK ?.MUV ... ?.
metallic frame in front of him a bill
of faro, arranged in a new kind of slot
machine, made of coins of all denominations.
from five cents to SI. The
price of each article of food is stated
on the bill of fare, and opposite each
article is the appropriate slot, in
which the customer inserts a coin of
the proper denomination. In a minr.tc
a tray appears before the customer,
and with his own hands he takes off
the articles he has automatically ordered.?Philadelphia
Record.
What Jo.-iohim Wanted.
Robert Rrcwning and Joaehip met
one evening at a friendly gathering
in London. The violinist had
"obliged" without satisfying certain
ladies, who entreated the poet to obtain
from hirn another solo. Browning,
feeling the delicacy of his task,
discharged it diplomatically, and
spoke, as sometimes he wrote, so as
i to conceal his thoughts; while the violinist.
not understanding, bowed and
smiled, and did not play. As they
' leu the house, Joachim asked. "What
did you mean just now?" "Oh." said
thp nopf "I wanted you to give us
j some more music." "Then why did
I you not come and say, 'Joe, old boy
give us another tune' ?" returned the
amiable violinist.?Argonaut.
An Aceil Mi??ouri Mule.
There is a mule at Torkia, Mo.. 47
years old. and he is still hale and
hearty and able to do a good day'*
work.
Stray Shots.
Even his Satan .'e Majesty i.i called b..
nick names.
When a man gets light he gsneralij
has a lot of loose change.
Marriage is usually a failure to ,1
man who tall:* in h's sleep.
The pretty girl may not marry hoi
photographer. b;:t she is usually taker
Ki? Ki m
Living Skeleton?"The ossified mar
can't get a job." L"?-t Woman?"Hard
luck, isn't it?"
The roots c' a strong tree do not
make much rustle but they do the
hanging on in time c? storm.
WEDDING CAKE LONER,v
Great importance is always attached
to the bride's cake on the oecasyui of
a wedding, and it is usually accorded
a distinct place of honor in the marriage
festivities. The bride herself
takes no small amount of interest in
this emblem of her nuptials, and undoubtedly
keenly appreciates the task
of cutting up the cake after the wedding
ceremony and dispatching small
portions in the fancy pasteboard
boxes with the orfhodox silver-edged
card to her friends and relatives.
In the designing and choosing of artistic
wedding cake boxes all showy
effects should be discouraged and
simple elegance aimed at. The boxes
may be mounted in either fancy embossed
paper, rich watered or plain
Bilks or satins. The silver or gold entwined
monogram of the bride and
bridegroom and the pretty bow of suitably
colored ribbon always impart a
very effective appearance to even au
ordiuary cardboard box.
3 "I am so nervous and wi
I fly." How familiar these e
I annoy you and make you irri
I uotit for ordinary duties, and
] That bearing-down sens;
You have backache and f
in top of head, later on at the
Such a condition points
trouble.
If you had written to Mr:
perienced impaired vitality,
these hours of awful sulferinj
Happiness will be gone ou
unless you act promptly. P
Vegetable Compound at
help you. Then write to Mi
there is anything about your
You need not be afraid t<
not explain to the doctor?yo
and is absolutely confidential
ence with such troubles ena
I best for you, and she will cha
Mrs. Valentine Tells of Ha
Lydia E. Pir.kham's
" Dear Mrs. I'iskhaji It is wit
I add my testimony to you:- list, liopin;
others to avail themselves of the bene
Suable remedy. Before taking Lyd
ham's Vegetable Compound, I
was terribly nervous and tired, had s
no appatito, gnawing pain in stomac
back aud light side, and so weak I
stand. I was not able to do anytlur
pains all through my body. Before I
a bottle of your medicine. I found t
ing I continued its use until I t
bottles, and felt so well that I di<
fcake an} more. I am like a new pe
medicine 6hall always have my prai
P. Valentine, 506 Ferry Avenue, (
Sif| U BEWi
Y^ri ran't tell how rich a tuna is by th?
quality of Cigars he gives awa*- So. 7.
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An Ostrich Fcrm in Arkansas.
r
An ostrich farm is to be established
in the suburbs of Little Rock, Ark.
' Thomas A. Cockburn, of San Antonio,
Tex., lias purchased a tract of land and
t will take his entire supply of birds
there at once. I lis farm is a branch
of one of the celebrated California
' farms. Mr. Cockburu will go to Hot
i Springs because the climate, he says*
is better suited for his business.
Spain's Fine Crapes.
.Malaga grapes are the finest grapes
In Spain and are almost unique In the
fact that they maintain their freshness.
firmness and flavor for months
after being cut from the vine. *
Rollingstone Nomoss?"I read In de
i ' paper yistidy dat's dere's a new coun,
: terfeit $20 bill." Tatterdon Torn?_V
I "I'm glad you mentioned it. Frum now
' . on I accept no twenties."
; Don't forgot all pains relieved at once by
i : Gootjo Urease. Nocdke^xo Pat.
Nell?"Maud isn't a bit feminine."
. i Belle?"No, I have actually seen her
[ | thank a man for a seat in a street
car."
I ,
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' Traveling salesmen with or without experience
tW.OU and ripruHcs For particuia ? writ*
1 ooahoatas Tobacco Works. Bedford City, Va.
; The fellow who lives in Hn attic seldom
complains of too high living.
?
1 Senatopj and Congress are now using Goes#
Grea.?o for sore throa , noaiseness an J colds;
itcure* wh>-n all else fail. The wise use Goose
Grease for man or beast,e very bottle guarant'd
When a man feels that he is loosing
his memory he can usually measure
himself by attending a minstrel show.
etched." "I feel as if I should I
?xpressions are ! Little things I
table. You can't sleep, you are
are subject to dizziness,
ation helps to mako you feel
>ains low down in the side, pain
i base of the brain,
unerringly to serious uterine
s. Pinkham when you first exyou
would have been spared
it of your life forever, my sister, I
rocure Lydia E. Pinkham's I
once. It is absolutely sure to I
rs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass., if I
case you do not understand.
) tell her the things you could
ur letter is seen only by women
. Mrs. Pinkham's vast experibles
her to tell you just what is
,rgo you nothing for her advice. !
ppy Results Accomplished by
; Vegetable Compound.
h pleasure that [f ' ?*|
X it may induce I I I
^fit of your valia
E. Pink- OT ""
felt very bad. V*
ick headaches. ^
li. pain in my rj *
could scarcely //
i?. Had sharp V fj
liad taken half
nyself iniprov
sua tat:en iour Jb ~
LTanTya'ur iWjWlt
M?5WPVAL?NTIN?j|
A fl R Owing to the fart that some sceptical
M U II people have fr >m time to time questioned
ra3 Iw t^le genuinenessnf the testimonial letter
we are constantly publishing, we have
i the National City Bank, of I.vnn. Mass $5,000,
paid to any person who can show that the above
not genuine, or was published befnr>- btaining the
1 permission.?Lydia K. Bi.nkbam Mkdicin* Co.
mi ?i 11?TM
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