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Tip Count? iRcrsrJ j ' ?l*BLIS!!KD KVFI'.V TillTSD.W A . ~v:: ">:::>:, s. C. W. WOLFE. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. GEO. S. BAFR, .Associate EPITOI:. ST BSCRHTION KATKS: One ropy. one vear, - - - $1.^0. One wf y, six mouths. - - One ropy, tin *?? months. - Subscriprions payable in advance. I AltVERTlSlNU RATES: One inch, first insertion. $1.00; o.vch fcub-eq'tient insertion, .">0 cent-. Obituaries and Tribute.* of Uespcet over 10 J words charged for as tegular udverti.-Aineiit>. Liberal redwt ion on advcrtisitig made for three, six and twelve j months' contract*. i'oiiHHiinieatiov.? mn.*t bo accompanied f'V the real name and address of the writer in order to receive attention. Noj t'.ininuniration of a per.-onal nature t\ ill be jmblicbsd except a* an adverri>ctneiit. Addles.-, all letter- at.d make all drafts j ;>uyab.e to C. W. WOLFK. Klng'tree, S.r. j THURSDAY. WAY 2, 1801. 1 HE WILLtAMSoUKG CEMETERY, j 'Ihe Williamsburg I*re.>l\vterian ! church, having given the contract and care ot the cemetery to the ladies interested in it,a number of' j 4hose ladies have organized an j association for the better perfor-j mance of this duty. They take1 this-method of Jetting the public I know what liiey propose doing, 'lhecemetery lias been in a very bad condition for some time and'J it will require money to make the! necessary improvements, and keep ; 't be .place in good order. The as-j sociation i> now composed priori ! .pally of huti? but they will be | ? ' i 1 .. : i. ... .^iad i<> navf };fiiiu-men j<?n? nn'iii, in l|?t* work. All members are ivquired l<? pay an annual h*e oi $1.00 every January, and the faiir-j ides represented in 1 lie asocial ion will pay $'2 00 h?r permission to < pen a grave. Those Jaiuilie> not . belonging to the association will! be assessed #1.00 for per year,1 payable in the fall, and will be required to pay $0.00 for permission to <#pen a grave. Mr. Eugene Montgomery will isjue the per-; mils and receive tlie amounts due lor the same. Messrs. G P. Nel son and John I. Nelson will re- J ceive the permits ami look al'tei the location of I lie graves. In cases where persons are actually toot able to pay for a grave, provision K ill be made lor them b\ 4he board of control. The ladies now forming the as. secialion vvii" be glad to have ail i who "are interested to join them, i They can do so at any lime bv | giving theix names and $1.00 to Wise Saliie Wilson, treasurer ot I the association. CONSISTENCY. THOU ART A j JEWEL. Butler and Wcl.autin together.; Strange combine. McLaurin will ! 1 1ft A f * i It V.f as Duiiei uiu. 1 omn's make Mranpe bed Itllows. Some of our leading politicians scarcely ! know which vray to flop?whether towards Ttllman or McLaurin,' Come to the .front, t>oy?, and show your hands.rfe-iflent "Mclvinlev and party 'ell Washingtonyesterday on their ireat Southern, Western, awl we migirl say Northern, tour. Tin* trip, it estimated. would* co4 over a million dollars if il had to i?e paid for. yet it is I'm?, nished tree to the presidential party. Mo wonder the railroad people liad to charge storage on ; 1 he goods ot tlie poor farmers this i year t??e1 even. The next legislature should luok into this gigan-; tic coxbine. i T he Hog Question. Editor fountv Kccord: | I notiro in vo'.t i>>nr tntla;*; ?!:;?? 11of Inoiltli ! .is ;i ))< ' ' :.*i:: to ' i, ': ?!! no; I io [ > * I.: : :tiCl'S ?H . !> '? <; >C ?u/p; ' I : t. :, .....it Il\ 't't 111 limn. HI5 nci. iMiiinii l:?ct I hat there is not a town any-j where that makes any claims to | . decency and sanitary law?: and j regulations that permit a hop in i the incorporate limits. The chair 1 man of the State board of health : has just visited the town at the! i solicitation of the citizens. The i terrible ordeal through which tve j ! passed last year aroused the peo-1 pie as never before to abate all ! causes lor the plague of fever that visited every home. Hie council, j under advisement from the most intelligent sources, passed several ordinances, among them was the; removal of all hup* and not permit them to be raised in the in-! corporate limi's. Can the conn ! cil aJlbru to inflict upon a whole! |co munity and annul the ordi-1 nances just passed without piviup ' j them a trial? It seems that the! stench and nauseating odors that till the night air and disgusting fumes arising in the summer alter a shower would satisfy any rea > lilu nur^nn nf llita risk outside Hie sintering they endure ! ot this intolerable, disgusting ntti sauce mid tilth. The health atid lives of the people are in the keeping ol the town ; authorities. They have taken a step looking toward cleaning the town and removing every obstacle that in any way could or would cause sickness of any kind; and now at tiiis late date reverse theii action just because, foisooth, one or two persons use their influence to nullify the deliberations of a legislative body, thinking they can be turned an:l twisted bv every breath, just and readjust or dinances and laws to please the] whims and caprices of any and* every one who thinks he is wiser. No, gentlemen, u< quit yourselves like men; enforce your laws lor the good of the community and leave the result to (jot I. Your conscience and duly well per-| tunned w ill he \our r? waul with the thanks oi a giatelul comuinnily. Health As vaccination prevents smallpox, and quininechills-and-fever, so TKETHlttA prevents and counteracts the effects ?>f the suwrtier's heat, much dreaded Mr tnuthr.rs with small child-; ren. TKETll IN A relieves the many troubles incident to teething and the hot summers, and no mother is exousaole for not giving it. lor it o-srs only 2 > cents at druggists: ?>r man 2- cents to C. J - Mullett. St. Louis Mo. From Superintendent McMahan Countv Superintendent of Educa-, tinn < ?K?pcr ha.* received the f Mowing j letter f"om >tate Superintendent Me-j Maliuu in r-g ird to the nininier school:' A very so all number of teacher* at- j tended ihe *uiQii?er school in joiircniiti tylastpe.tr With the reduced funds j at ru> di*iHt?al tliis year I sh.ll imt Ik* war'ranted in holding a separate school for a county whore there witl not he a considerable attendance of actual teachers. Before determining to omit DR.FEI Family IVI Cough Honey. ~i Kidney^ Waclie Blood aid Liver I ?-? ""Nerve Tonic Creat Blood Cleansing Roaody ror Spring. Headaches, Constipation. "Tired," Nervous.' Dyspepsia Cure Golden Relief j. St7VisrflaiiE8"5 Ask your druggist for Aimnn*c for 1M1 coi Certificates of the nest remarkable i ? Ftfr i9JDt. vr. V. KRUO your county, I shall ask you to do all: you < an tom-tire plttlir* sot attendance, j ak imr into <?onsi?ler::i ion the follow-! Milt, which nuts*. iuihienr the aicfiiairv: ... v ' i .. ?< .?r ,j.j. \a ^ Viiti will n . ot ho-e r*?v> . hin^ :n your eouii... will i j;.* u>. >e to other counties when their , schools close. Hut there may he some tmchitiK elsewhere who will come , home to vour countv. Tlicv or theiri families should see your inquiry in the paper. l\ Number of resident teachers who1 have actual assurance of being employ- j cd for the coining school term. Iii tins connection it is painful to , note from last year'* report that most ( of tiie teachers attending your summer school were at the time still without; positions?without tile assurance of being further employed to teach.S With this discouraging outlook it is not strange that so few went to the la- i bor and expense of four ; weeks school- 1 Mg further to Jit themselves for their profession. Uunder such circumsran-1 Oe-, teaching is hardly to be called a ! ( profession. You should exert vour-elf; at once to rctiledr tliis by urging upon 1' your trustees the importance of con-11 tracting with their teachers early in I July. Even now if tiie county board ( and the board of trustees agree, a tear her can be given assurance of rc-!! employment upon such conditions as * may be dcsir.-ci. 3. Financial aid to the teachers that ( attend the sirnuncr school. Trustees! should V urged to add to the first j1 month's salary of the teacher in con-!' fideraiion of atteiidaceupon the school.' This "premium'' might be fixed at ( $5.00 or *10.00. or the entire expense ef i attending the summer school* Wheth-! er the amount Ik-large or small, any ; evidence of appreciation on the part of! the trustees would tend to encourage u stimulate the teacher. 'j he .summer schools are of more lm-; portance tliis year than ever before. '* because of them-wly adopted t-xt hooks j, which the teachers will be called up-!, on to teach when the schools open: again. Instructions will he given wiih j special reference to certain of these books which i? their up-to-dute method |< may present some difficulties to some!] teachers. I have succeeded in oman:-| ing from the publisher* u special con-; cession by which the teachers who at-j I tend the summer schools can provide I ( themselves with desk copies of these | books for less than half the whole sale J price to dealer*. It 1* a cplorahle fact; that a large number oY teachers do not, < own aad nave never studied the bonk*! which they go through the form of te iching They ear" lessons which < they have not prepared 01 giv? n any ! thought o. Yet the best teachers feet j? that liny inu*t ghe hturs of daily:, Mttd* to I^le preparation ??f even tile' mod elementary lessons which they are to tea eh Well. We should try this year te get the tea- hers to own their sehool Imoks ami to study them thoroughly. Then will the tca -hing in th country school* he greatly improved. John J Mc.Mali in. State Snp't. Education. Filial Discharge. On the SI May 1-001. I will apply to the Judge of of Probate of Williamsburg county To tintvl discharge as Executrix of the estate of Miss Anna M. Henry. 11 C IIENHY. 2-'J3. , Nctice. 1 hereby forbid anv |>er?H n or persons, hiring, harlioring or giving aidin any way to my son, Samuel Kliga \Yi Irion, who an away from his home j A pril 30. 1MI. He is of slender build.! complexion d irk brown, about 5 ft. a. inch"* high alow of speech :.nd move-;, nientri. welg t -boot 10'? ibs. is Jfft-j ha.ideh and bus a cut >em-nn l??ft deck. N Any information advising of hi-! wherealmuis will be appreciated. Cades, 3. C. EUCA WI I.SOX. | ! INER'S ledicines. For Coughs, Colds, Grip, or "Cold" in ANY PART of body. | Coi.man. Mich.. Sept. 27. 10n0. ! For a wlirtlc yrar I could do no work :inil ! walked only by holding on to :i Chair. ! doc- j 1 tored with four different physicians but re reived ih? rt?lief. The uw of tvro bottles of 1 Dr. Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cure i gave me a perfect cure. J. M.McKisney. | (lK.neva.-ti raw ford Co.. I'a.. Juno 1*.!!??). J Three years asro 1 had a severe attack of ; l".rysli?oloH and hh>od"r>ni.-on,'bru?iklni; out ou 1 ' my head :ind fare. My physician attended j me for several nwnfhs without result. I then j look 3 bottles of Dr. Fenner's Blood and i Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic and secured j acompletecure. fkank hahkman. j Mii>tu.e?oito, Ky.. Sept. 7.1MQ. Mv wife has suffered lonjr with dyspej>rla. I trfed all of the pepsin preparations and all of my own prescriptions without avail. I | finally proscribed Dr. Fenner's Dyspepsia Cure ana the use of It effected a cure. Many : other ^hnilar cases that hat e come under my Oltscrvatlon have ihvii cured hy his I>ys - "" My Hour I)r. Fonwr. Frcdonlii. N. Y. I have used Dr. Fencer's Golden Relief for . many yours for tlie diseases anil nrcWi-nls ' for whJrh It in advertised and liavo found It fully roual to all yoa rluhn for It. J. BOYD ESPY, Presiding Elder M. E. Church. < Used Tor Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Old Bores, Sprains, Colds, Grip, Sore Throat, Colic, Dysentery, Bowel Troubles, It is unfailing. ' Akron, Juft ?. 1*4 rtl.TTXrOt. Fmh?n!a.*l. Y. < linvo <ml(t siRiiy diiyrn* of ymrr M. Vf?tn<' Daw- | I.V <io4 *?rrr etMCJiaj t?rca r?rr<l hr X. It li?* urm nS J ?lny tvr?." . AU.SS'-rt.AMC PKCO rp. j italnlng desorlptlons of the Hemedies end > i curea erer achieved by medicine. KINfiTON. Kiiit'strt'o, S.r*~ i A WORTHY SUCCESSOR. ''Something New Under The Sun " .Ail iwcrors navr iiicn to etr i ;v TAKE !'" . llv u*e ol 1 :>, acid ".IS' Je?> !Ti . ,?ilS". I ''"i*" powders -dr* :n meoibrancs eau?inj? hei -?ck open and bleeu l he powcrt ?<' 1* used in the inhalers have t*i?tirely eaten away the same membrane? that their makers have aimed to rare, while paste ana ointment* cannot reach tire disease. An old and experienced pi petitioner who ha? for many year* made a cln?e study and spce'alty of the treatment of CAT.* 111111, 'has at la-L perfected a treatment which when faithfully used, not only relieve* at. onee. but permanently litres CAT.\KKF1, by removing the cause, stopping the discharge*, and cureinginflammation, Ic i? the only remedy known to science that actually reaches the atHieted parts This won. erful remedy i* known as * SN I'FKLES the GUARANTEED CATAKKII Cl'llE" and is sold at the extremeh low price of One Dollar, each package containing internl ami exterrialincdieiiie su-tlicieiu for a months' treatment and everything necessary to its perfect cure. "Snuffles" is the only perfect lmtakrh ruKKiver made and is now recognized as the only safe and positive cure for that annoying and disgusting disease. It cures all inflammation quickly and per nanently and is aiso wonderfullv oiiick to lelieve hav fkv Bis or oom> in t!i? iikao. Oatakkh when neglected often loads to COXN'sCMl'TinN ? "^CsT fKl.Es" Will >avt? you if you use it at once. It is no ordinary remedy. bill a complete treatment which is positively guaranteed to cure catakkh in any form or stage if used accorditig to the directions which accompany each package. !>on't delay but send for it at once.and write full particulars a* to your condition, ind you will receive special advice Don* the discoverer of tbis wonderful remsdy regarding.your care without cost to .you Ixtyoud the regular price of "SN'CFKi.KS the ?tA?AXTCKl> CATARRH JfRK.'' Sent prepaid to any a'ddr *ss in th" United $ arcs or Canada on eccipt oi f?ne IMIar. ?ddr ss Dent- E. I">. EDWIN H GILES Sc COMPAN Y. iJttO itni 2;tCi2 M. rket Street, l'hi'adelph'a. WHY SUFFER~Fi I CmaTtml The world wonderful t 99 Money ref 25 ful to take Hsifll i MODERAT THOUGHTS P 1 >?? not l??* .-tirj ri-fd to fitd us I to do, because ??ur stock is always se the very lowest prices :hut honest go give our customers the advantage of. We ask that yon examine our at Dry Goods c Hats, Shoes,. before purchasing elsewhere. A trii we sav. -g-boc: lie sure to .get our prices oa FLO U If, KAG'OX, OKI ST, CORN No trouble to show goods. Always yours to Dlease W Latest Styles! Spring & Sumr LACKS, 1IAMHYK0S, HI I',HONS, 11 ATS, S HOLS. MKN A The Finest Assortment Also full NEW MATT IN OS, HUGH, Wr? are vlowng out nil our W. F liseount. On nil t in* jihove goods we guar; L'tit with honest goods. Ask to sis- our Yellow "Homexpt Your money haek wiihour urgu: Yours truly, GAGG, OLf <i Sheriff's SaleSTATfc OK i?0! "T! I <\\It Ol.i \ A, '.v.-'yTr\ o- .^lAKMin.-, i In 'I he (*? nil ( . i>ninni VirQff. W llirft'il vs. I .111(1} f t a. . | .Judscmont Tor T?vfo?"ur?* nrSr! 's*>. In oiu-dionrc to an Wlcr "1 tin- I. i*uri ; to nh* diverted in i lie ' I w ill sell on Uic first Monday rfi Mac next.. moi. before tin- court. house do r ! in Kingst rec withi 1 li> legal 1 oil'* of salt' lor rash. all that certain '.fart of | land situate in WlUhinislmrg nuiy. ' Staff of South Carolina, eoutairbrg | Seventy 170; arm- inorf or lc--. hound- i i ed as follows, north bv land- of V Thomas, east liv Joseph James, smith : by William Wiison ar.d vv??si by lauds 'of 1 > 10 Wil-on and Mingo Hoard*, i Pureha-er lo pav Jur p:i|M*rs G. J.GUAIIAM. s. w c. i SHERIFF'S SALE. | ST.\TE01'SoGTH CAUdUNA. W tLUA>rs arm, t Oo r.N TT. Bales. Kingsbury A Co,. Plain tills, a gains, Mrs. Ketntnic S. ^olvnkCn. Sale under Kxeentiou. By virtue of an execu ion to me directed in the above -fated c-i.s,*, i liave levied uwui ami will offer for sale Jiefore the Cmi-rt House iloer in King-tree withiu the h;yal hours of i-ale, o . tin- tirsr Monday in May next. , to the llignest bidder 1'i.r cash. t tie fo|| lowing traet of Jaild in -aid county. Hope township, containing 131 at r<-? and bounded ?i> follows North by j land- of Mrl.aney, south Uy L if. Btowder east by Stephen Murry and ' Ben Footman. west bv J 1\ -Gamble, Lizzie Kradshaw and Os.j(> Moltnr, 1 1'urehaser to i?:?v for titles. (i. .1. GRAHAM. IS 23 2 S. W. ('. Notice. ' All pen^ns indebted to ilie-esoirr v>T tin- lute .I. i* Gamble are hereby notified to make payment to the timicrsivrneH. and all persons ' avlnjr eh.iiiH 'against said date will p se 11 the s.tue within the time required bv law. i b \\ GAMHLK. W. G. GAMBLK. -"> 2 0 Kxecli'ors. 1AM CHILLS, FEVERS lvm NIGHT SWEATS id all other forms of maladies when you can be cured by >erts' Chill Tonic I does not contain a better remedy. ..Many cures made by it. 25 cents n bottle-. ^ i unJed if it fails to Jo the work. -DelightLocal Druggists. E PRICES ! i OS BUYERS. 1 hhfji our coirpi-titora have litt'e looted from a full line ai d bought at mid can be had for. wbk'h we agree '-o uck of md Notions, Slippers, Etc., x\ will convince you that we do what EIE S-OATS. HAY AND TOBACCO. 'ILKINS. ner Dress Goods * SKIRTS, MEN'S AND WOMKX'S N1) ROY'S CLOTHING. of Groceries in Town. ! Line of >TI I, IfA 111) W AI IK A TIN W A KK. . Main A* (Vs jewelry at 'JO per cent ;in toe lowest po.-.sible priced eo?si.*tin at 4 cent#* yard. uuirit if not satisfied with purchase. raR & co.( i