The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, July 24, 1902, Image 3
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The Nile mud, -which renders Egypt
a habitable country, is said to bear a
striking resemblance to that which
every season is brought down by the
Missouri.
XHair^FaUs I
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"I tried Ayer's Hair Vigor to jj !
stop my hair from falling. One- 3 |
half a bottle cared ms.,r
J. C. Baxter, Craidrood, 111. jj j
Ayer's Hair Vigor is
certainly the most eco- !
nomical preparation of its |
kind on the market. A ! (
little of it goes a long way. j
I It doesn't take much of j
it to stop falling of the jj
hair, make the hair grow, f
and restore color to gray I |
hair. JI.CO a bottle. All draultts. 2
|~?? 1 I
(a If your drncgbt cannot supply yon, jf
b send us one d'Uiar and wo will express I
B you a bottle. Be sure and ?ivo the naino a
E ot your nearest express oflice. Address, I
- J. C. AVLK CO., Lowell, Mass. I I
Headache ?
Appetite poor? Bowels con- |
stipated? It's your liver!
Ayer's Pills are liver pills.
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! Want your moustache or heard a
beautiful brown or rich black ? Use
Buckingham's Dye j
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V* fa*. KtiKK reliolnr-hip. offer- d All 1
In TJ Riftilnnt's ?t w >rk : many earn ?l,WNt
t to t??,r fear m rite Quick!
GA.- \L.\. li US. COLLEGE, Macou.Ga.
Genuine stamped C C C. Never sold in bulk.
Beware of the dealer who tjies to sell
"something just as good."
GOOD I pIT
THINGS JO?
tout
FromLibby'sfamous ^ "w
bypienic kiIcbent.
We employ a chef fi
who U an expert In
LIBBY'S
Natural Flavor
Food Products
- We don't practice economy here. Do usee the
*"*" very choicest materials. A supply on your
pantry shelves enables you to have always at
hand the essentials for the very best meals.
LIBBY, McNEILL & LIBBY
CHICAGO, U. 8. A.
Write for our booklet "How to Hsu Good
? Things to Eat."
NOME STUDY. SfSoaftRSS;raffia
PENMANSHIP, etc., successfully jtsf
taught by mail (or no charges) by z^K-7 IflM
Draufttion's Bus. Colleges Nash-SO OT
ille, St. Louis, Atlanta, Montgom- TiTpgfry
ery. Fort Worth, Galveston, Little vijll&miy7
Rock, Shreveport. Mav deposit money in bank
till position is secured. 10,000 students. For j
Booklet on "Home Study"or college Catalog, ad.
Dep. 69. Drau jhon's Bus. Co!i. Nashville,Tenn.
So. 30.
^DROPSY
10 DAYS'KEATKEKT FREE.
{j ^ Euro aado Dropsy and it3 cm*
|2Sf*, y plications a specialty for twerty
T year3 with tha most wonderful
Jk! , A gcccess. Hava cured many thoascase|i.
s, n. cssht'S sous,
Bon 1> Atlanta, Ga.
Free Test Treatment
8fiat > If you have no faith in my method of
. fffSr t;Minieot, scud ine a sample ol ycur
IW7W morning orine for analysis. 1 will
^ then send you by mail my opinion of
^tp* &T yourd :se.'se and one wee it's treat mcnt
J FREE CF AU COST. You will then t>e
convinced that n;y treatment euros.
_ A ,;?5>jh Mailinccaseand battle for urine sent
'Al.'J#?'?*> DR.J.F.SHAFER,
Peon Ave.. Pittsburjf, Pa.
i ; f.UILFORD COLLEGE, N. C.
* B str<,,,? In Equipment.Excellent
B VJI In Tfarhin^ Force, >oicd for
H HIGH IIORAL EO\L.
| Expenses Moderate.
S BST SEND FOR CATALOGUE
ft- ! l. l. hoses president.
SOUTH CAROLINA CROPS
General Review of Conditions for the
Past Week.
The temperature was above normal
during the week ending Monday.
July 21st. with an average of about
^4 degrees. The highest was 103 rio
grec-s at Heath Sprirgs 0:1 the 17th
and at Seivern on the ISth. the lofest
02 degrees at Santuc on the 17th.
This, the second hot wave of the
month, was of comparatively short
duration, for by the end of the woeit
the temperature was again normal or
below. Thb winds were generally light
.and dry. but without the wilting . ffect
so noticable during the previous
hot wave.
Showers occurred in every county,
but they were partial and generally
light, and at a few points only did
they supply enough moisture for the
need of growing crops. The rainfall
was heaviest in the southeastern portions.
but was not general in that section.
Over the greater portion of the
State, crops are suffering for rain,
severely in places, and in others not
so much. This has caused a great diversity
in the condition of crops, so
that now there are places in every
countv whpre thev arc doina well and
other places where they are partly
ruined. This applies particularly to
corn and cotton, while other crops
are affected in like manner, but m
varying degrees. Showery conditions
prevailed at the close of the week.
Field crons have been laidby in
clean condition, except some cotton
that is receiving its last plowing and
stubble corn that is yet small.
Some early corn has reached maturity
and is a fair crop, but hot
weather and drought cut short a large
portion cf early coin, while late corn
is generally promising and in condition
to be benefitted by timely rains.
Cotton improved in a number cf localit
seiub. aff bamr .am ramh mham
calities. bat generally it deteriorated
during the week, depending on the
rainfall distribution. Over by far the
greater portion of the State there ar~
reports ol blooming to the top of shedding
cf the plants turning yellow, and
? few reports of rust. Generally th^
plants arc small, but blooming freely
and a few sections there are nearly
full grown bolls. The crop as a whole
n in a condition to be greatly benefitted
by rains, should they occur
within the next two weeks.
Tobacco cutting is being rushed to
the neglect cf other farm work, and
the crop is curing nicely. In a number
of localities this year's crop is the
best ever raised, while in other localities
it was badly damaged by heat
mu ftrn;i?rht Itiep is threatened by
salt water iD some districts. Caterpillars
have nearly all disappeared after
darning young rice. Peas continue
to look well. The majority of reports
continue to indicate an inferior fruit
crop, with much premature ripening
and dropping, except grapes which
are fine where not rotting. Minor
crops, such as sweet potatoes, cane,
'pastures, grass for hay and gardens,
; need rain.
Fatal Occident at Spartanburg.
I Spartanburg. Special.?A harowiug
! tragedy occurred Sunday morning
about 10 o'clock at the home of Prof.
W. M. Morrison of Clemson college,
who is spending the summer at Wei
ford. Prof. Morrison's 6-vear-old son
and Willie, the 6-year-old son of Mr
J. It. Jackson, a neighbor, were plav;
lng together on Prof. Morrison's prem:
ises. By some means the little boys
| unobserved managed to get a breachloading
shot gun. both barrels of
J which was leaded, from Prof. Morri|
son's house, and this weapon was
brought into their sport. Just how it
i happened no one will ever know, perhaps.
but the gun was discharged and
t the load entered the body of Willie
Jackson just beneath the left shoulder
blade, ranging inward and penetrating
the lung. The boy lived a little
over three hours after the shooting,
and was conscious, frequently
calling for water. He recognized Dr.
H. K. Black, who was summoned and
who reached Welford about half au
hour before the boy died. He called
the doctor by name. The fatal accident
is a shock to that entire section
of the country, and the parents of Willie
Jackson, and Prof, and Mrs. Morrison
arc prostrated with grief.
Bloody Altercation.
Manning. Special.?Sunday afternoon
an altercation occurred between Law
\i-iu ->r> onU twn vnnne brothers
| reut'c unuii ouu v..w
I by the name of Warr, in which one of
the Warr boys severely cut Wilson two
places on the body with a knife. The
i ?xtent of Wilson's injuries cannot be
told, but the physician who attended
him thinks that the severest wound
was prevented from going into the cavity
by his ribs.
A One Armed Forger.
Bamberg. Special.?Saturday morning
Sheriff Hunter was surprised to
receive a notice from the Bamberg
Banking company to the effect that
they had received a check from the
bank at Earnwell, endorsed by Sheriff
Creech of that place, and apparently
signed by Sheriff Hunter. The check
was drawu for $10 and was made payable
to one John Turner, who, it was
found upon investigation, had forged
Sheriff Hunter's name to it. The for-'
I gery is said to be a very clever one,
and would not have been detected so
quickly had it not been.for a private
; arrangement made between the bank
and fhe sheriff heTe for mutual eonvanience
in keeping the private and
public laccounts of this office seperate.
Is the Novelist Born or Made.
There is an interesting symposium
In The Young Man on the subject of
"How to Become a Novelist." from 1
which, however, the asriring romancIst
will not derive very much encouragement.
Mr. William I.e Queux leads
| on wun tne tApicaciua ui upiuiuu
; that a wide and diffuse knowledge of
: the world is one of the first essentials
1 to success in fiction. Lucas Malct is
1 old-fashioned enough to believe that
j the novelist is born, not made, while 1
: Mrs. W. K. Clifford is prrtty much of
the same opinion, and Ellen Thorneyeroft
Fowler epigrammatically remarks
that writing is like flirting,
if you can't do it. nobody can teach
you to do it.
Mr. Gilbert Parker is of opinion
that fiction writing can be learned
j but not taught, and Mr. E. F. Benson
j thinks that there are only two indisi
pensable gift3 for a novelist?an eye
' for dramatic situation, and the power
j cf putting down in plain English what
he sees. Mr. W. W. Jacobs' eontri1
bution is characteristic. "Al? the ad!
vice in the world would rat make
novelists of seme people; a similarly
large quantity of advice of another
kind would also fail to prevent others
from attaining success in that direction."?Pall
Mall Gazette.
$10,000 For an Amer can Pearl.
The largest perfect pearl ever found i
??. ?v>a MississlnDi River has been pur- |
chased by Runde and Upmeyer. The j
gem is nearly a perfect sphere, threequarters
of an inch in diameter. It !
was recently found in the river north
of Prairie du Chien by a pearl fisher.
It weighs 121 grans and the price 1
was over $10,000.?St. Paul Pioneer j
Press.
Indies Cmi Wf*r Shoes
! Ono size smaller after using Alien's Footi
Ease. a powder for the feet. It makes tight
or new shoes easy. Curesswollen, hot. sweat- j
ing. aehlng feet, ingrowing nails, corns and '
bunions. At all druggists and shoe stores,
25c. Trial package Free by mail. Acjdress ;
Alien S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y.
You can't always judge a man's temper
by the way he treats his wife before com- !
panv
FITS permanently eured.Xo fits or nervous- <
ness after first day's use of Dr. Kline's Great ;
I NervelCestorer.*2triai bottle and treatiscfree j
j l>r. B.H. Ktgi. Ltd., 931 Arch8t,,Phlla., Pa. |
The mosquito is not blase, but he coaj
aiders lite a bore.
E.B. W.dtba'.l <fc Co.. Druggists, Horse Cave, ]
J Kv., say: "Hall's Catarrh Cure cures every
one that takes it." Sold by Druggists, 75c." j<
I Even the shoemaker objects to awl work
and no play.
Mrs.Winslow'sScothingSyrup forcbildren
j teething, soften the guuos, reduce? iuflununn,
tlon,allays pain .cures wind colic. 25c. abottio 1
Hamburg's shipping trade with Austra- |
1 lia doubled in 1901.
Piso's Curd cannot be too highly spoken ol
s a cough cure.?J. W. O'Bbiks, 322 Third
I Avenue, N.. Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. 6,190)
The fisheries of the German Ocean yield
j $40,000,000 a year.
The more personal you make your
! preaching the plainer it will*be:
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I iloured Copmiillt 1!
! 2 A'e<1 Feverlshness, sick Hcadaci>e *
, g Nervous Hi-adache etc, 15,25 and *
I 2 5Uc. Al Drii?Slur((, *
RED SPRINGS, N. c.
HOTEL TOWNSEND!
SlLYiriER AND \\ INTER RESORT.
Th* Mineral Waters are not excelled in the i
United-tatef,as hundreds will testify who
have been benefitted by ihem. \\ ri'e lor
i ooklet. lerms, &c. S R. TOWNSEUD PROP R.
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W. L DOUGLAS
S3 & S3--5S SHOES R
\Y. L. lMuerlas slices are worn by
I more m m in all stations of life than
! any other make, because they are the
i only shoes that in every way equal
I those costing $5.00 and $0*00.
W. L. DOUGLAS $4 SHOES
CANNOT BE EXCELLED.
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Pat"nt Calf. Emmet, B^x Cclf, Calf. Viti Kid. Corona \
Calt, Nat. Kangaroo. Fiist Color Eyelet* u*ect.
! fnitinn t The <renufre have W. L. DOT7GLAB" i
| name nud price etnmped on bottom- .
| 3hoee by mail. 2Br. extra. I/In*. Catalog free.
W. L. DOUGLAS. BROCKTON. .MASS. f
WHERE DOCTORS FAIL
To Cure Woman's Els, Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable ComSound
Succeeds. Mrs. Pauline
udson Writes:
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my uiaiu?St j ---- ~b~
myself in constant pain. The doctor
said my womb was turned, and thia
caused the pain with considerable inflammation.
lie prescribed for me for
MRS. PAULINE
Secretary of Schcrmcrhbm Golf Club,
Brooklyn, Now York,
four months, when my husband became
impatient because I grew worse instead
of better, and in speaking to the drugcist
he advised him to get Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vesretable Compound
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had taken that at first; it would have
saved me weeks of suffering. It took
three long months to restore me, but
it is a happy relief, and we are both
most grateful to you. Your Compound
Jia3 uruugill* J *>v iu uui jjuluc uliu
health to nic."? Mrs. Paui.ixe Judson,
47 Hoyt Street. IJrooklyn, N. Y. ?
$5000 forfeit If about testimonial Is not genulnt.
It would seem by tbis statement
that women would save
time and much sickness if they
would grot Lydia E. Pinkbam's
Vegetable Compound at once,
and also write to Mrs. Pinkham
at Lynn, Mass., for special advice.
It is free and always helps,
I DON'T BIND THE BOI
THE NEW SHAPE
STRAIGH." FRONT
ROYAL WORCESTI
AND
BON TON CORSE'
are made on scientific health princi
ALWAYS FIT
Ask dealer to show them. Aci
no other just as good.
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3 WORCESTER, MASS.
ftTARTLIM
jjj Tiiousands of children
Of Worms. Symptoms are sel
* child's temperament and upon the a
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It> advantage* for practirnl in--t ruction, both in am jl<
laboratories andaburiOa- t hospital matert ilaars unequalled.
Free access i* g>an to'he groat Char fjr H?>,
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Medicine, Dentistry an < Pharmacy,
N'cll equipped Laboratories. sple'did ho-pitil
facilities and abundance of c lniral Material
afford unexcelled c pp-rtunit oa for
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IMPROVED THIS SEASOtf.
Better than ever. Pays for itself
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;R-IPAM5
I have bee \ troubled with catarrh from
; my childhood, and have had many doctor*
I and many different medicines. At night
trhon T tTAnf trt KAH T nntiM fAnl mv ri/ma
(clogging up, and then I had to breathe
through my mouth, which mads mo very
dry and often caua.nl m sleepless nights.
I could not And any relief until a friend
callel my attention to Ripanj Tabules. I ,
i bough" a box and took one afte- each meal,
^ a d gradually found relie in my breathing
and sleeping. I also had numerous pimples
on my face, which d sappeared.
At druggists.
The Five-Cent packet Is enough for an
ordinary occasion. The family bottle,
to cents, contains a supply for a year.
! M J. SILLS DANIEL,
] OF RICHMOND. VA.,
I The most prominent and successful speI
cialist on
^CANCER,
Tumor and Diseases of Women, of the Sooth,
is summering in Hendersonviile. N. C. tha
months or July and August, 'the Dr. takes
Oils opportunity cf < ffering his services to
the >uircrer< of Western North and South
Carolina. Consultation and Examination
tree?ample accommodation provided for patients
from a distance, lindiut'd Nurse in
attendance. Add:ess or chII 56 Main St.
Heridersoville. N,' After Sep'. 1st call or
sdd-ess. The L)h. ilamtl >AMTO?ium.r ichmond.
Vh. Send for my illustrated book on
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have money en j.iwh to enter ?itii ns. Send.
at once for lnr<e new ?'nt?locne.
COLUMBIA EUSINEES COLLEGE
I : ? olumb.M, Si. C.
| Cash Buyer's Joy. ~
'i "QotEN BrSS" pfa
1, $2.50 Shec. S&m.
\ j so. 30.
\y 1i;
^ Bfl
} FACTS. I
iff <
are being gnawed to distraction by J,'
dom reliable. They depend upon tfce JJjj'
,-ariety of worms present in the intesfe
and sure course by-using ?
WORM KILLER. |
ESTROYER OF THESE MONSTERS. 2
SCEPT NCNE_3U7_DR. BCYKIN'S. ji
MOWN Li'JLU UVtKT VVfltKC. ^
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ORNE SCHOOLS
>rrIoneed T?-aclicr?. Tbornujrli Work.
11 e. JAN. A. FlNHli HI B.a'rl n< Ipal.
"AL COLLEGE,A<c?"%
lental oducation writo for freo cataIogu.e ?
, Foster,Dean, ?1 Inm.in Hide.. Atlanta.Gum
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v AIR LInl-iUiLWAY..
' , ** WEEK-END AND SUNDAY
EXCURSION TICKETS . ...
On ?nle Saturday.* and for forenoon trains
. | Sunday, jjood to return following Monday,
> j from Chitekte to tbo followiig named
i point# at ratva-*A Aown below: Portsmouth,
i ' Va., S7.97, J.idttMoa- Spring#, N. C., 53.50,
Monroe. X. C.. 75 cents; Wllmin&htiH'S. 0.,
5100; Lincoln ton, N.C.. 11.00; Ml Holly. X.
( 10 cent#; Stanley C?pe?. X. C., 75 ??t?tn;
Iron, X. C., 51.CO; Cherry vine, N. C.. 51.00, .
Wuco, X. C..51-5. M.eli.v.N.C., 51.35; l.'uttaerfordton,
X. . 51.50; Marion. X C., S'2.95,
| Hickory. X. C., 51.05; i-fi*. X. C.. 00;
! Lenoir, S. C., 52.03; liloniLg K?ck, X C.,
; 53.05; Cro#3 Hill, S. C., 52 30; Morb.ad.
i City, >'. C.. 56.50.
Exceptions Tickots to Blowing Rock wilk
I Km a.ild nn 1 rl/Inv And gntiirdnv COOlt to rB
: turn the fo'lowirg Tuesday. 'jlekets to b?
! sold to Morehead City on Saturdays, good
j to return the following Tuesday. t
For further information, call on, or ad|
dress AB. V. M\?<K1U>, P. and T. A.,.
; 23 South Tryon Street, Charlotte, N. O.
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O Bfil tltt! Ac , for any imikenfGi*
! ENGINES, BOILERS AND PRESSES
And Rep lira for same. Shafting. Pu! ey?,
I Pelting, Injectors, Pipes, Valves a-,d K.titngSL
LO >1 BlKu 1 It ON WOl'.Ks A.N1) sl'ri'tf
COMPANY, AujiosU. U,u
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Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Cso pjC
EE In time. Sold by druggists. m