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* ' - \ ^ % ?N Tfyc (Horntig IRctscrd | PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT j KISGSTP.KE, SL J. ^.ai... '--- . rr? C. W. WOLFE, Editor and Proprietor. GEO. S. BAH ft, Associate K*>ITOU. TEftMS ^ossihption*. : ATES : )ne ropy. one yi \r, - - - $1.00.j >ne copy, six month*. - - .50. One copy, tirco months. - - .25.; Subscriptions payable In advance. ' vo\'isRTisi:: K. One inch, Erst insertion, 01.00* each I ;?UlKt<4ticutInsurtvji:. .50 \bitv-; udesjmsl Tribute.* . ! over !('?') 'jrds elm re ^ i ' >r as leguiar advertise- j >?;i*s. Liberal reduction on adverts.itii made tor three, six and twelve: months' contracts. Cotuinu:jittis4 he sceompann-.d fcv the real name and addn > :>i iho; writer in or ior to reeeive att.-ntion. No ; t i'nmunicatiou <>f a |?. : - :j.*i1 nature' h .11 be published except as an ndver-j iiseinent. Address all letters and make all drafts j pdyab.e to O. TV. TYOJ.FE. Kin^stree. S.C. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 5, 1901. - - -- i " 'f\ rrign ouaie ^ruciai. While in Columbia a good many months back we heard it whispered around that a high Slate official had been bribed by the representative ot a large book publishing house. We made a J note o* it. The matter war. lor-i rotten by us until a lew days ago j while We were looking over some old papers. At first glance we recognized tk? little slip ot paper, if there was any foundation for the rumor, which was general in certain circles, we would like for our Columbia correspondent to ] let os hear from him.? 'Jamwell j Sent inch We presume our con temporal} | means a State house official.'In aj matter of hail a dozen it would not 1 ... ^.. _ y , >. lake niuch'guesylirg to Siul out the j man. could be done it j 1 c - 1 ' '' 1 ' ii? M'erH riii!nil mil* - ' j Greens Glearingr, The cofctimt/ed rains have caused , cotton to shed very badly. Pot a- j toes and sc^ar car.e are doing fair-1 )y well.... ' j Mrs. W. D. JRrvan is still qwite | sick, though ot late her condition I ib somewhat hnpjoved. Mr. J. T Davis not a tine horse I killed ?iv the pa^enger train on! 'he (jr. & W. railroad Friday night ; Mev. J, K. Dun lop paid us a! pleasant cali this week. We are; always i:iad to have him visit us j .Mr. W. 1). Frvan is preparing! io add another storv to his dwell-! :nir. When the contemplated im-j proresaenfs ore completed this! will be one o?* tl'.e handsomest \ sesider.ees in the county. bisxakcs. j C&rd From Mr. Carra.vav. rCditor County Kecord:? i Please allow me space in your1 columns to reply briefly to a cor-J ivction which appeared in last! week's issue siji.ued bv Mr. 11. F. < Stokes. Mr. Stokes most posi-j tivelv asserts that there was not n ! particle of truth in the report Ij made to the ' ininiop?viiie hnter-' prise and closes !>y saying that i! had Lett or chase around a pa.ii o! | creasy soup or sonielkitiir of the kind, before 1 reported anv more; news. I irr.ess Jt was because; .his home learn yot licked '..hat he became so muck wrcnyht up. audi jumped on no* with bot.h feet. i repotted the jjame of 'mil jus' as it was reported to me by Scranton's catcher. As for the ad rice I Mr. Stokes pives me I don't have; the least idea what iie means an-, less he is headquarters lor news. J inv way he looks like the iirr.n; v ho drank the sou;?. I wonder how he would have j tail '1 hiirsdav's gaim reported j when Lieu2aft wiped up the earth! with the Lake City hovs. if there ! :s any other explanation Mr. j Stakes wishes :ne to make, I will! he pleased to do so, S. C. Cajwuway. Mr.x. S. C.j Sept. 2, 1901. Ml. ftAil < ? o: - ?" i&aMMMBDS' i >. ci. ipwiva PI A3thmaleno Brigns Ir.stan Cure i" A! ABSOLUTELY FREE ON WBITK UR NAME AX] fO?A5?El> 1*E FOR TE2S YEARS M#? r 6VKlfr5^^^Bl#fiS ['^\ REUS?. X K-^'"jec-?r?MVXMCKaC*LW ? i ?rawatj After having it caretully analyzed, we !l'? opium, morphine, chloroform, or eth< U A Dk. TaFt Bitos. Medicine Co. Gentlemen: I write this testimonial wonderful effect of youi Asthmalene, t'?>; been afflict?*<i with spasmodic asthma, for my own skill as well as many others. I windows on llvHli street, New York. 1 at My wi^e commenced taking it about toe ed a radical improvement. After usii ed and . he is entirely free from till symp recommend the medicine to-all who are ; Yours respectful] ])r, TAFT Bros. MI-dic.NK CO. Gentlemen: I was troubled with Asi ous remedies, but they have all failed. 1 started with trial bottle. I fouml 'diet your full-size buttle, and I utn ever urate and for six years was unable to work. 1 doing business every day. 1'his testimon. ill,, nome auuress, xoo luvicgioa sueei Trial 3to(l1le Srnt Absolutely Do not d?*!uv. Write at once, aiidres CO., TV ?as: IJOtli St., 3. Y. City. Sol'i by ail Df rrorr. A.-.otner P >int Of View. Editor Counts* Kecord:? ? Ac article rotten!iy appeared in | your paper from Lake C'iv giving ! the score <>! iho game of bull be- ; twee:; Lake City and Workman as! !) 11> S in favor of the former team ! i'hi? was an unfair and veiyj wiong statement. I will try to! , <:iv? a correct account of the game, jc At lire conclusion of the game!1 Lake City had been to the bat 9ja times to Workman's S. The score j stood V to 9, and. then 1 think c Wriv'v'i'in li-id ('il'f'n t I'.Pm one 1 * " v" * "? ^ I more than they deserved. The:* game was called on account oi' a; dispute eau-ed by art unfair scheme : 1 Like City tried to work on the!1 fast inning when her pitcher guvej*' out and YVoikman made four or, more scores. Th^y became hacked 1 : r; h tocliange pitchers during L the inning, but were called down v i\v Workman. When not allowed v io charge pitchers iu flotation 01 ' the rule."> they got contrary audi quit. 111 the foregoing I have en- r P'annjjiy M< OWgls Honey. 1 Kidney,i! Seohacfie1? URE. !? i n Slosii and User , | *** *t HfiTVS TOiiiS | Gr<^.' P. ond 0>a\:iar Rer f ly ftr Sprir.p. . Inrt v. r^.v^rlr" rf'in ' T<farvoi*c. Ovbospsia " j M Solien Riiiil, I. Vii'iis Oaiise i .\3i:yj*ar dru^Ridt for Almanac for 1951 cont Ce^tlilcAtoa of Um most rcmailablo F*v ^WV!l)r. W. V. KKQfiK lUtUJMaB???B?J?MBM ' IWMW ?' i I I i mm H III I 11 ! ?? t Relief and Permanent J Oases* . . i * "RECEIPT OF POSTAL. > ADDRESS nALVLy. . crc i-; nothing like Asthma lens. T >s ir.st.int relief, even in the worst . It cures when nil .else fails. ? Rev. C. P. WELLS, of Villa P.id-t, I'Vntir t*i o*l !\nOL? A? A cthtun. received in good condition. I cannot on hoVr thankful I feel from the good ;ed from it. I was a slave, chained putrid .ore throat and asthma for ten ;. 1 despaired of ever being cured. 1 rour advertisement for the cure of this If ill and tormenting disease, Asthind thought y>u had overspoken vour.?. but resolved to give it a trial! To astonish stent, the trial acted like a 11. bend me a full-size bottle." 71V. DR. MORRIS TVECHSLER. Rabbi of the Cong. Knai Israel. Nj:w York, Jan. 3, lfHJl. , Ts.tr P.uos. Medicine Co.. ntlcmeu: Your Asrhrualeno is an c.xnt remedy for Asthma and ll'ay Fever, its composition alleviates ail troubles h combine with Asthiua. Its success tonisliing and wonderful. can st ate that Asrhmalenc contains r. Very trulv yours. KV. DK. MORRIS WECIISI.KR. vox Springs, A*. Y., Feb. 1,1 w; 1. from a sense of duty, having tested the the cure of Asthma. My wife has riic past 12 years. Having exhausted / Vi-j n.-w/! Ki CP?. rcnir kiirn nruni rmir once obtained a bottle of A3thinalein'. first of November. 1 very soon ncticone bottle her asthma hats disnppeartoms. 1 feel that I can consistently ifUicted with this distressing disease. Iv, O. D. PHELPS, M. 1). Feb. 5. 1901. thma for 22 vers. I have tried numerran across your advertisement and at once. 1 have since purchased fill. I have a family of four child.en, am uow in the best of health and am y you cati make such u<e of as you see iS. RAPHAEL, 67 East 129th St., New York City. Free oe iEeccivt ofFostal. sing PR. T A FT PROS'. MEDICINE legists Uavored fodeal fairly and impar- J iallv with both teams and correct i lie impression left on the public ay your Lake City correspondent. 2\ r icc5a,,i Kmeruunrmriii. Dr. and Mrs. J. II. Chapman, of fohnsonville. entertained their; lumerous friends at their pleasant ind very hospitable home on the tvening of the 23rd ult., the oc:asiun being a most enjoyable nooniight picnic. No effort was pared to make it a grand success.! ~V?i'?> -a. nnnd?#>r nl' viiitixr inrticipated in the pleasures ofj he veiling. You'll, gaveiy and ! njoymeut, cuuDiiied with well! i^hted and tastefully decorated | ooni* served to insure a treat i ' # I hoiee and rare. Musie and frames j lere merrily played until lht| relconie announcement, refresh-j nent^, limited through the crowd- j id rooms. | 0:i eiiterinr^ the prettily aranged supper room, due to the .1 . i 'or Coughs, Colds, Grip, or nnlrf" ir ANY PAB.T of bodv. COUUAN. Mich.. Sept. Iff, li<00. Fcrawbele year I could do no work and 1 rhrod only by twhtyng on to a chatr. 1 doc- i ~s! with four different physicians but re- [ Ivc*! no relief. Tlio use of two bottles of I r. Farmer's Kidney and Backache Cure | &vc me a perfect core. J. M. McScwet. j GtsuVA, Crawford Co., Pa.. June IS ISflO. Thre--* years a,to I bed a severe attack of j rysipnl us ii.iJ blood poison, breaking out on i :y head a a 1 lace. My physician attended j i > for severnl months without result. I then j ?ok 3 bottles of Dr. Fenner'3 Blood and | iver Rcrtedv and jxervc Tonic and secured pleto cure. Pbask faanmr. I>1 xuat.ss* ;KO. Ky., .Vpt. I. lycp. ' My wife has suffered Ion,; with dyapap.-ba. ! tried aH of the pepsin preparation* ijudull \ [ , ;y or.:i prescriptions without avail. 1 i i>.*i!!y proscribed Br. Former's Dyspepsia ; urd und the use of it effected a cure. Many ! ?? w* r?- ii 4 v l'livn PlH!il?.lin/l?Tm7 ' !>.? cv._:..u have* tsva cured l>y bis DysCure. I-r. i~. J. LuitAJ'COOP. 7 r?f ir t i. j'-r.acr. I'rc !<?nl i, N. Y. I have used 7-r. Fians? 3 Golden Relief for ; ,ati> vents for the diseases and accidents i >i Tir-idi lr is advert(sell and have found It ' tllv i.'.ne.l tii til you ciai:?i f<,r " ? .. J. BOYD ESPY, | Presiding Eluer M. ?. Church. ; T'setifor Cuts, Bruges, Sums, Old Sorca, oralis, Colds, Grip, Sore Thro?t, Colic, J yseutory, Botvel Troubles, it ia unfailing. . luneObio. Jin. *, two. r. r::.v.\KK. Kcsdi.-u*. n y. Jii?- < s.>!1 n.ony Ciifns of \i*jr St. Vitao* l.'w-e at:. evorv h?j? b?en >riiv<! b* It. It tu > T-roioO lie !i UJ.KN-r"! \Hli nt.ll C^. aining description* the fiemartlee ana 1 curoa ever achieved by modJome. : I> 3TO\. KiMVsaw -S. i\ ? .. - .. J - . ? - ' i-r^ r1' pjuy?wr<t? ^uj ?. ? <v \xcttanz . . ... ?| jexqui.-nte taste of \b.?. Oh.'pman nd Mrs. Boston, we vrt re ?oothed ' by t lie fragrance of ?\vr?>t flowers ! and delighted with the abundance i of choice viands so lavishly spread. | But all too swiftly the sweet ] moments sped away, and -after (lingering until the '-wee small i I hours" we at last wended*, our j I * : way homeward to think and dream ; of the splendid entertainment' I nrlvfiji hv nnr :idnnr;th!i> hn-f :irw; hostess- -i)r. and Mrs. ( Siamnan. . ' ATsTXJJAXT. ; ; Chapman, S. C., Sept. 3, 1001. i Summons for Belief. I STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, j County or Wii r.nmsijii<o. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Simon Postoi. ami cy!rcster B. Poston, | ..copartners trading under tin* firia: name of S. Poston & .ion. plantiUs, | against Eady Mouson, Bi':ui Graham. Peter! Hunna. Mar7 S!mv, Mirth* French i 1 Sum Barr, Mary liarr, Elle&uor Barr, ! Liddie Wilson. Sarah Cooper ana | R:;ch:icl Johnson, heiis at law of Jack McFadden, decease J. defendants. j To the defendant?, above named.! i You are hereby summoned and n-quir-1 . ?il to answer the complaint in this act ' | ion. which has been tib-d in the office j | of the Cfferk of the Court of Common I l Picas, for the said county, ami t<> serve j a copy of your answer to the said com-! plaint on the subscribers at their of-' five, King-tree. r>. within twenty | days after the service hereof exclusive | of'he day of such -ervice; ?nd if you! fail to answer the complaint within the 1 i rime aforesaid the plaintiffs in this j action will apply to the court for the J relief demanded i*i tin- complaint. (tILLAND St KIIIK. Plaintiff's' Attorneys. ! August 31st. 1901. 'Jo the defendants. Sat ah Cooper and Kaehael Johnson. Take Notice, that the complaint'in this action was' tiled in the office of the Clerk of the; Court of Common Pleas at Kins; tree,) in the county of Williamsburg, and; State of South Carolina on the Hist day ; of August, 1901. GITXAND & KIRK. 6t Plaintiffs' Attorneys, j The tusks of an elephant fr? - j quoiitly weigh from 150 to 300 pounds. Thed*?^ ' BARGAiNSF 3^?osq,-u.: Arc now in order, call and get prices Doors and Window.-. Be sure to ex: Gents Furn is Just received a nice line of Spring quick a gt t your pick. DRY G Prices on Lawns, Percals, Calicoes, No troui>le to phow goods. *. Always fresh and guaranteed to be Always years to Dleass, Lmvsi i Spring & Sumn LACES, IT AM iiYllGS, ninr.ONS, I HATS,SIDES, MEN AN The Finest Assortment Also fall NEW MATTINGS, Iv'JGS, OILJLU W<- are closing out all our \V. A. discount. On all the above gruxl.? wc gu 'rai e:it with hono*< goods. 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