The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, September 12, 1901, Image 5

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04? fat* Ghsfsir Give them oil?cod-liver oil. It's curious to see the result. Give it to the peevish, fretful child, and he laughs. Give it to the pale, anaemic child, i J ana ms race cccumcs rosy anu full of health. Take a flatchested child, or a child that has stopped growing, give him . the oil, and he will grow big and strong like the rest. This is not a new scheme.' It^isas been done for years. Of couiro yen must use the right oil. Scott's Emulsion is the one. Scott's Emulsion neither looks nor tastes like oil because vo are so careful in making it j pleasant to take. Send for free sample. SCOTT & J OWNF.. ( hu-.?U:s. 4.^ T ?rl St., N V. *<>. Si w>; ai driKgL-ts. The Municipal Election. The bi-ennial municipal contest! in Kingstree usually excites more! interest than a presidential elec-J tion, and the one that took place Monday was no exception to tke Yule. At 9 a. m. Managers Stee'e,. Levin and Arms opened the ball; and the voting lasted until 4 p.m., I when the polls closed. There are alio lit S5 registered voters in tnwn, out of which 70 voted in, Monday s election. The candi- \ d'jtes were, lor miendant: \V. H.| Kennedy and John A. Kellev.j F"r wardens, \V. T Wilkins, W'J - . I Y. Kiwki'ijr'on, .1 Nel>oti. M.J F Heller, 'o. S. Burr, J. A. M.S. M ontsromery, W. ii. Funk, liixi J. i\ Hammett. 1 he vote stood as follows: FOR INTKNDAXT KelJev, 39. Kennedy, 2S. Wilkir.s, 3. FOR 'AWEPEXS. W i I kins, 35. lirockinglon, 36. Nelson, 39. ? Heller, 38. ^ Barr, 32. Funk, 19. IJam met t, 26. Scott, 29. I Af/\i?fr?Anmet* 17 Uivm ? ^ a ? The above count resulted in J the election ol Capt. John A. Kei- j ley tor ln'endaut and Messr<: J.T. Nelson, M. F. heller, VV. V.! llrockinston and W. T. Wilkins' j lor wardens. A C Orrrctioii. Editor County Keeord:? Please correct the mistake) which appeared in my last week's ! I <4 1 its I I V *uv ( Baptist meeting at Cades. It isj not in progress, .-rs was stated, but' wi!) commence Sunday, Septem-1 ber 15. S. Cades, S. C., Sept. 7, 1001. [ We make the above correction ; cheerfuiiy, of course; but we urge | correspondents to be careful to ascertain careful ?y the particulars; of events before reporting them. 'Hie motto of every newspaper .should be that of Horace Greeley; J If you sec it i?i the Sun il\s so."]; Editor County K< cord. ZlllMl \JI Jill- ;'..Ur.l\lv.u\ \ I . < ? John Philip's "Don't cheer, boys, the poor devils are dying.'' J spoken impulsively in the very: moment of triumph over foef whoj Ii id fought with the high valor oft race prido and the mad courage of j desperation, stood and stands forj ihe true spirit of the American! n ivv?Frank Putnam in "The! NutioaulMagaziue" tor September. I i A <:Dead Brake" Corporation. The Toivu of Kingstree just at present is a dead broke corpora- ^ tion. The outgoing administration spent money so freely that there were not enough funds left at the! end ot their term to have a report f published telling how the money was spent'. We have it from a reliable source that at the beginning of their term $144 was turned over to them by their predecessors. $35 additional was raised by increasing the licenses ol drug j stores and undertakers' establishments and $200 besides was borrowed to pay current expenses, making a total of $370 above what J was ex {tended during the pieced ing administration. There have been made some permanent improvements ami perhaps every cent oi this money wjis judiciously expended, yet there are some peo" ' A /-v Midiamitt AillMAClt V JJItr Willi line SUIUtlCHV uiiiiujivj J to want to know just what be-1 comes of the money they are required to pay in taxes and licenses. Man proposes, woman imposes, and the divorce court exposes. Hatci!i:ch\ bbi:k, Ala., June 30, 187.V I)r. C. J. Moffktt? Dear Sir: I ran assure you that your TEETIIIXA (Teething Powders) is indlspemable to us. and in no -ingle instance lias it ever proved a failure. We have tried soothing iuc?licnie?, and everything \ known to us ai d "old women," and your Teething Powders arc pre-eminently a success and hles-ing to mother? and children. Youi? trulv, etc. J. M. DeLACY. Revenge may i.e -*< < t or it may ; be hitter. It depends on whoj gets it. Ilerrv lir.-.ydoii, Harris. N. C.. says:] "I took rucdieine .10 years for a>thiua ' out <me bottle "f One Minute (\?ugh ] t me ?lid me iu"re good than anything I els?. during that tinu*. Past cough j cure.*' Dr. vv.Y. Krockitigton. Tlie locomotive lender and the: bartender are both tank fillers. Don't wait until you to'come chronically constipated hut take DeWitt's Little Early Risers now and then. They will keep your liver and bowels in good order. Easy to take. Safe pills, Rr.W. V. Lrockington. It is the summer of our discontent when the felt hat is feli hot. Sid Darling. 1012 Howard sr.. Port; Huron. Mich.. \\rites: "] have tried man; pills and laxatives hut DeWitt's Little Early Risers are far ti e best, piiis I have ever used." They never j gripe. Dr. W. V. Iirockiuetnu. There are 40.000 hedriddeh pan-1 p^-rs it: ibmlMi ?.?tkhouses. H. W. l'ur-oll. Kinter-ville. Pa., says he suite red 25 years with piles and could obtain no relief until IX'Witt's Witeh Hazel Saivo elm-ted t permanent cure. Counterfeits arc worthless.; it, >v. n.j A woman can't make a fool ofa; man un[e? he meets* her half way. j A Never failing cure for cuts, burns, scalds. ulcers, wounds and sores i< HeWitt's Witcli Hazel Salve. A most soothing ami healing remedy for all J skin affect ions. Accent only the jren-' nine. I >r. W. V. i>r<sckington. England has 214,090 acres ofj orchards. Ceo. W. Lane, l'ewamo. Mich., write*: I ' Kodol 1-'}*>])' I'si.i Cure is the best remedy for indigestion and stomach trouble that 1 have ever used. For years I suffered from dyspepsia, at times compelling me tt. stay in bed and causing me untold agony. I am completely! cured by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. In. recommending it ;?> friends \v!io suffer from indigestion I ahvavsoff.-r to pay | for it if it fails. Thus far 1 have never piUiV Dr. W. V. lhoekingtoir All is fair in love except llirta1 taion?that i^only half fair. Many physicians are now prescrib-. in-r Kodvd Dvsnensia Cure retrularlv. having found that it i- tlie IX'St pre- i scriNtion they can write because it is i the one preparation wlrch contains the elements necessarv to digest not onlv some kinds of food hut al! kinds and it therefore cures indigestion and dyspepsia no matter what its cause. D.. 'V J V. IJrocVuigton. . ' |MOTHEaH0GD| The greatest ambition of Amer- g I jean ruen and women is to h.ave 8 i homes blessed with children. The u woman afflicted with female disSt ease is constantly menaced with kJ becoming a childless wife. <No s I medicin-; can restore dead or- B g gans, but Wine of Cardui does jf J regulate derangements tiKtt pre- O B vent conception: doc3 prevent fi miscarriage; dos restore weak S I functions and shattered nerves m f und (loos bring bubie.s to homos 8 3 barren and desolate for years. a Wine of Cordui gives women the Jl M hen'th and strength to Lxtar hettl- k I thy children. You can get a J I dollar brittle of Yv'iuc of Cardui | a from your dealer. IWfti?cr MD?gi 113 Market fctraet, Memphis. Tcnc., April 14,1901. ? In February, 19C1,1 fook oau bottle or ? I Wino of Crrdui ted one package of 9 ThtsL'ord'p Black-Drought. 1 kad'ocen jl S married fittoea years and had never 9 B given birth to a child until I took Wine Q of Cardui. Now I am mo'herof afino R baby girl v Hioh was born March 31,1901. d H The baby weighs fourtsep ponnda and I H 8 feel as well as ai> parto& conjd fieL R B Now my heme.ls happy and I never will ff be without Wine of Cardui ia rav bouse ? again. Mrs. J. W. a SMITH. W fl Ker adrle* and !l:<-rarwe, address, striae of *r7tti'iou>*, " The LsiiM' AOVIM . r Depart. C a iLvnt' , The Ojattacvoja Mvdimne conipaor, H ChattanoovH, Term. When a man disputes with a fool the fool is doing the same thing. Norris Silver, North Stanford. X. IT.* "I purchased a bottle of One Minute Cough Cure when suffering with a cough doctors told nie was incurable. One bottle relieve' me. the second and third almn-t cured. To-day I am a well man." Or. W*. V. Ilrocki nylon Men a!w.u\s l???w to fak; but not as a matter ol courtesy. CURED OK? IinONICDI v'J'U! i: X AFTER THIRTY YEARS OK SUFFERING ' I suffered for th'rt-v years with diarrhoea and thought I was pa-t being cured." say> iohn S. Ilalloway. of French Camp. M iss. "1 had spent so much time and money and suffered so much tlr.t 1 had given up all hopes of recovery. I was so feeble from the effects of the diarrhoea that 1 could d?> no kind of lai>or. could not even travel, ' :-i r ..... . .... , UUl uv iirrairnt i \>?i> j?ri uhliah li? iium a bottle of Chamberlain'?. ' C'lioleni ami Diarrhoea Remedy. and after taking several bottles I am entirely cured of that trouble. I am >o pleased with the result tha* I am anxious that it Is- it) rea-ll of all who suffer as 1 have." Ko-Sale by I)r. D. C. Scott. It is easy to bear the aches of another man'- corns. en A M r.KitLA N *s cnn;:i El?v A GREAT KAVORITE The soothing and healing properties of this remedy. it< plea-ant taste and prompt and permanent cures have made it a great favorite with people everywhere* It isespeeiallv prized hy mothers of small children fir colds, croup and whooping cough, as it always affords quick relief, and it cotstains 110 opium or other harmful drug, it may l>e given as coniideiitlv to a baby as to an adult. For sale by I>r. D. 0. Scott. After a man has reached Ins limit he can scorn desire. CU TS A Nil-1": HI* IS ES " Q UIC K L V HEALED. Chamherlrin's Pain Halm applied to a cut. bruise, barn, scald or like injury will instantly aliay the pain and will heal the parts in less time tl.an any other treatment, rules* tlie injury is very severe it will not leave a sear. Pain Ba!in also cures rheumatism, sprains, swelling'-' and lameness. For sale by I)r. 1>. C. Scott. The plumber lays his pipes ami the minstrel pipes his lay. Have yon a sense of fullness in the region of your stomach after eating? If so you will he benefited by using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They also eure helrhing and sour stomach. They regulate the howe's too. Price, 25 cents. Sold by 1>. C. Scott. As a scorcher ir.e sun gives it to the wheelman in the neck. When you want a pleasant physic try the new remedy. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They am easy to take and piea-ant in eilcct. Price. 25 cents. Sample* free at 1). D- Scott's drug store, _ - " ' } . gcr- : Spring Goods! At Stackley's OUR STOCK OF SPRING GOODi PUBLIC IS INVITED TO CA A Fine Line ot LADIES' HATS, LACES. Reynold's $2, $2.50 and $T Sh Kemember, \vc will not be unders Stackley's ANN GLENN SPUE ULEXN SI'R1 Queen of Southern Glenn Springs has no equal on the Kidneys, Bowels and Blood. Hotel o] and Service excellent. It is np-to-dat for certificates of cures. For Board a] Simps Water for sale the year ronnd Si Crop Prospects ar \ nil thn ()lrl Ri*li;i THOMAS & is preparing to meet you T3**) /\ "r"^ uZnLT^ ac^ta uita ?IX THK W I Horsss, Mules, B' and Ha: The like of which h;df never be< '>n your Patronage Depends our intake a hid for it in the nuet convinei High (.'lass (foods at the Smallest j Legitimate Business Method*. \\ itli increased facilities hamll | for storing Vehicles and Staole room ! | you at the same old stand. Our livery is better equipped tl stylish and comfortable Vehicles. Yours for business, Ti Honesty would not be such a| valuable trail if il wasn't for it's I r scarcity. |i Stops the Cough and Woiks off th<i Cold. Laxative Promo-Quinine Tablet* i cure a cold in one day. No cure j no pay. Price 2"? con is. Alter a man's jaw begins toL ! swell, he realizes (hat silence is | i ' ! I golden. j i Tha Eesl Pi escrption tor Tvlalaria. i!. ! Chills at.t 1 Fever is a bottle of < I (i roves Ta.-te!ess Chill Tonic. It is j ! simply iron and quinie in a tasteless !11 | lbrm. .No cure?no pay. Price o(). i * When a man knows his duty, J he avoids doing il bv asking ad- i 11 vice. | (j To Cure a Cold in One Day, J . Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets. All (Ironists refund the;! money if it fails to cure. K. \V. j ( Crove's signature i- on each box.2oc.'L Cold comlort comes m smaW chunks?when t he iceman serves it. '1 Ur. Cody's Condition Powders. d Are just what a horse needs when in ?' >:id condition. Tonic, blood puritier and j vermifuge. They ttre not food but j medicine and the bo?l in use to put a n horse in i rime condition. Price 2"? cts ~ per package. For s.ti<- by I). C. Scott. Most people believe it; tiie total depravity of somebody else. g __ j C You Know vVhat you are Taking 1 When you take (irove's Tasteless Chill Tonic because tlic formula is ( olainlv printed on every bottle , ! .showing tli.-ii it is >iiui>ly iron ami | Quinine in a tasteless form. -No cure, no j?ay. 50c. Just when a man needs his; nerve the most, he can't find it. j <9 I | This signature is ca ercry box of tho gannlnr n ; Laxative Bronic=Quiniiie Tables ? 1 thfi reruc.iy that carte a CctW iu ow day C i Spring Goods? Cash Store, t KiHBDEKmk $ IS COMPLETE, AND TII3 LL AND EXAMINE SAME. ? I RIBBONS, LATINS, SILKS. oes?the best in the County. old. No trouble to show goods Cash Store, \GS HOTEL. ; . J :ngs, s. c. Summer Resorts. ; cont;uent for the Stomach,. Liver,-. >en from June 1 to Oct. 1. Cuisinee, and overybody goes there. Write>plj to son & Simpson, * end your orders to Paul Simpson. e Better, Ul~ ISlm..* iit r 11 in kjl BRADHAM r wafits this fall with AI1TS AY OK? aggie3, Wagons rae-s. mi seen in Willhim.sl urg County.. I'rosperty an 1 \\v are Going t?> iijr manner, namely: Margin of i'rotit <Joiwi.?tent withir.g our Line? Imger floor space % or Stock?>Ve are here to serve- I mn ever with fresh Horses and 1 fours for business 110MAS A liKADMAM. J. K. TOALLINSON, Malmger. # ll'a man has a light heart the etlection will light up his coun? enance. A cynic is a man who is never nippy unless he is unhappy. SOMETHING TO It EM EMBER When a eough or cold i* 1? n;: re ule< rd ion almost invariably io:-ows. Jleiii?'iii!>ei' Mexican Syrup onitr (ists i"? cents a bottle, and yet ha? noveti in many theastnos ca>e? an tbsoliilt' -afe elite ft r r; ug'es. cole**-, iu<I consumption. Taken in time it ures <|iiickty. Chiidr. n like it beau se it tastes so piod. Ii.-ist on you;Irujjrfjist keeping it torsale. Head tin ( eemiiijtiy niiraeulou- cures ir has ffectefl. printed <>n the wrapper ? .round the Pottle. A PIT! ABT.E SlOIiT What is more pitiable than to see a niny. delicate little child aP-olutely lyint; from negloet. There are mane itrle ones, whose clieek> would grow osy, whose eyes would ur''oyv brijih, chose ficsli would Pc plump a el pretty 1' only the worms that are knawinjr at heir vitaN wee removed, which i* asily etlected with Mother's Worm iyrtt "). so nice to take t'nil children -k for* ir. Al.-oa euro lot ia|>e worm in trown people. Trv a 2"> cent Pottle. I'll IT <I.'I'PPT Ml' r.t Will ;i v. \! .'II r 1 Jl U ' U-. lliJ J "I '?'/ I ....... The secret of Ijeauty and irood health > cleanliness* ('ncieaiiliiicso fjn-eds li?eav. Internal eleanlin'-s is eve:: it" $frenter inti-ortatice tint: external. Cecj. your liver active an > . .?r bowels horoujrhly clean by tuVnj; a .M-xieao i( ot occasionally. Tin :r iy* docs th * * ' ? ic rves. kidneys, ete., j?u.*.d aI~??. Only , > cents a t.ox. <;ooi:n\sQriCK telief. When yf .i.r joins a.r. bones ache and our tlesii tee!- Tender and -ore. a 2iCilt Is'ttle oi* (ioiK'it S Quick Itflief vt ili :ivc you .juick relief. !I en re for nlif. iEALTHY ITLOO') MAKE; HEALTHY FLESH. To have jj?K?d flesh aa<I fc'iiirj.. o look* wed and feel well J, ke ? nne roorh's Saisayarilia. Notiiiiii; <o ;ood for pale and -iekiv worn n. PILE-I.N E LT1 liS j'i LES! Monoy refmirlol if If ?*V'T I :?!-. A: Ti-.'VuUK -f GCUIANTEED V " R. R. FARE PAID 200 FREE fffi KI & Scholar?hipB oBtnAA j5_ZLh-Jfel Write quick to iA.-A?-A. BUSINESS COLLECE, Qrt?OOn,Cs* jy vi *)