The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, September 11, 1902, Image 6
A LOOKER ON IN VIENNA.
Gives His Idea <f the Proper Caper
in Cards of Thanks.
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Editor County liectnxJ:?
I have been Amoved to tears)
reading the the thanks ot the defeated
candidates in your last
edition for ?he support siven them, |
and lhe hoj.es engendered for lu- j
tore reference. But somehow If!
likes n?e as a Looker 011 in!
Vienna, thai whi'etlie.-e appea.>
go to our sensibilities ami wring!
from us a sigh of pity, fhev lack!
style?ami in these degenerate j
days style is everything. 80. j
without intending to open afresh
wounds almost healed;* 1 will give!
my idea ot what a defeated can-J
didate should say to his const it u- j
encv, upon the eve of screwing;
down the coffin upon his political!
aspirations. This is my idea of
the correct thing:
-"To Ihe Citixens of Williamsburg
countK
T
In an unthoushted moment i
"was induced to enter the campaign
lor coroner, thinking perhaps
that I could sit upon the
body ot a dead nigger with more
grace than any ot' my <o npetitors,
and being assured by my
' friends that I would sweep (lie
county like a cyclone. The returns
just in show that the majority
of the people of the county
lack that elegance of manner,
hat would cause them to distinguish
between style and vulgaiity.
For this I am not responsible, and
while I may regret it for thej
honor of mv count v, I feel that;
my candidacy has in no way contributed
to it. and it, only goes to
show that our critics who have
been in the habit ' I sneering at!
the backwood^ways of our people |
are nearer right than we were)
willing to give them credit for.
As to the cyclone business, while
i would not in the least offend!
any of my supporters, I am convinced
"that they either were ignorant
of the true conditions of
society in the county or honor
graduates*!' the col lege of Ananias,
1 have no apology to offer lor my
candidacy, the only apology due
is to the public lor having such
- ? i.,orM,i.?.ili.jtiuo itMllM-Uli! <WlH
mi uuapuivvihii *\ ^ ~- ? ,
siituency. I can outlive tJie (\vuppointinent
of defeat, but will;
the county of Williamsburg ever
tecover from the error she has
committed? Time will, I hope.
S T 1
IIVIV WUAA1 W
Mail Service
requires physical and mental
ability of a high degree to
withstand its hard labors- The
high tension to which the
nervous system is constantly
subjected, has a depressing effect,
and soon headache, backache,
neuralgia, rheumatism,
sciatica, etc., develop in severe
form. Such was the case of
Mail Carrier S. F. Sweinhart,
of Huntsville, Ala., he says:
"An attack of pneumonia left me
with muscular rheumatism, headache,
and pains that seemed to be all over
me. I was scarcely able to move for
about a month when I decided to give
Mites' Pain Pills
and Nerve Plasters a trial. In three
days 1 was again on mv route and in
two weeks I was free from pain and
gaining in flesh and strength.
Sold by oil Druggists.
' Dr. 'HIm Mod tool Co., Elkhart, frxt
J
J cover with the mantle of charily
the jrreat*wwMi?-she has done to
I the causa of morality, refinement
[ and progress. I wash mv hands
i of complicity with these deluded
I people and retire in distrust that
my lot hafe been cast among
them.*' Yours truly.
D. Fkatbd.
A Story With a Point. I
Once i!poii a iitne a donkej 1
fell in to a deep hole, and after
nearly starving, caught sight of
a passing fox, and implored the
stranger to help him out.
44I ain too small to aid you,"
said the fo\*, "but I will give you
some advice. Only a few rods
away is a big strong elephant.
Call to him and he will get you
out in a jiffy."'
After the fox had gone the
donkey thus reasoned: "I am
very weak from want of nourish
W I ie
niflll. livci j nunc x mmw
just as much additional loss oI
strength. It I raise my voice to
call the elephant 1 shall be weaker.
No. I will not waste my substance
ihat way. It is the duty of the
elephant to come without cailing.*'
So the donkey settled himself
back and eventually starved to
death.
Lone after the fox, on passing
the hole, saw within a whitened
skeleton, and remarked:
*?If it hp that the souls of ani
mals are transmigrated into men,
that donkey will become one ot
those merchants who can never
afford to advertise.?Ex.
| Benson Briefs. |
Benson was well supplied with
preaching last Sunday morning.
Mr 8 C Morris of Lake^itv filled the
pulpit of the Methodist church
and Rev B Dorrell ol Georgetown
preached at Cedar Grove BaptM
ehurch. Brother DorrelTs sermon
was a tine effort and attracted
n irood congregation. lie
chose his text from I Corinthians!
\xix:9 and his discourse lasted
three-quarters of an hdtir. At 5
p. m. he preached airain on the
subject: 4,The Judgement Day."
j This sermon was also we'll a!
tended and those who heard the
i eloquent younu divine felt well
1 i ' 1
| repaid.
j Mr James F Chandler of Dock
spent last Sunday among his old
acquaintances at Benson. We
were glad lo see our old menu.
Mr Sam Cooper also of Dock
came up and took in preaching at
the Baptist church. Come again,
Sam, wo are always glau to ste
you.
Farmers hereabouts are having
serious trouble getting their coition
harvested. It seems that the
1 negroes are forced to gather their |
I own crops to satisfy their credi-j
i/tors and hence cannot give their
assistance to their white neigh
i burs. Verv lew larmers in Ilii>
*
1 immediate vicinity have picked
over their 'ieliis up to this time.
1 The cotton crop will he short
ithis >eu?on inasmuch as in many
places ihe lirst picking wi'l he
JI he last. In most fields the boll>
j are all open and the stalks dead.
Just what the shnr'ase will be in
this section it is dificult t<> csii
male just now.
w. s. u.
Many a man's crooKedness is
due to his aitempt to make both
ends meet.
I
Don't forget that the man who
sells ice doesn't cut it in the same
season.
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| Lucile Loca s |
Alter a few weeks silenee I
will come aaain:
lie vs. C F Ramsboftom and
Harrison have just closed a very
interestiiij: meeting at Evergreen
Baptist church. The meeting resulted
m three additions to the
church and a general revival
along pdiirious lines. These tnini.-leis
ni l'?e gospel did some very
earnest work here.
Mr Walter Burkett and family
attended preaching here Sunday.
Mrs Ola Purvis has been visiting
her parents in this vicinity
this week.
Miss Lillian Ham of Effingham
has been visiting her lather, Mr.
Brant Ham near here.
Mrs Walter Cox of Cox was the
guest of Mr (i 0 L Cox' last week
and attended preaching here Sunday.
Mr Cole and daughter of Florence
were here Sunday as the
guests of Mr C J Davis.
Mrs W D Mott and daughters.
c ;
Mamie and Vista of Florence, visited
friends Itere Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs J R Woodrow, who was
recently called to the bedsi'e ol
her sister, Miss Mamie Smith,
7 ' i
near Kijigstree, returned home I
last week.
Some of our citizens are taking
steps to organize a K. ol P. Lodge
at Lucile.
Our farmers are going ahead
with cotton picking, though hands
are scarce.
Now, Mr. Editor, with best
wishes to The Record I will say
adieu lor (his time.
^ Phillis.
WATER CtiRK FOR CHRONIC
CONSTIPATION.
Take two cups of hot water half an
hour before each meal and just before
goitxr to bed also a drink of water, hot
or cold, about two hours after each
meal. Take lots of out-door exercise -walk,
ride, drive. Make a regular
habit of this and in many eases chronic
constipation may be cured without the
Use of any medicine. When a purgative
is required mke something mild
and gentle like Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. For sale by Dr.
VV. L. Wallace, Kingstree, and Lake
( iry Drug Co., Lake City.
A lie is often told without saying*
word.
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Dromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
? ?' 1 i %?? 1
money u it inns to cure. r,. w .
Grove's signature is on each box.25c.
Time i; money.to the man who
has a government contract.
Stops the Cough
arid Works off the Cold.
Laxative Uromo-Quinine Tablets
cure a cold in one day. No cure,
no pay. Price 2o cents.
Don't form judgement until
you have studied both sides oi' the
caj-e.
You Know What you are Taking
When you take Grove's Tasteless
Chill Tunic localise the formula is
plainly printed on every lnittle
showing that it is "imply Iron and
Quinine in a tasteless form. No
cure, 110 pay. 60c.
Don't growl at the children ami
I lien wonder why they prefer the
streets.
Dr. Cady's Condition Powders.
Are just what a horse need* when in
j h:id condition. Tonic, blood purifier anil
vermifuge. They are not food t>ut
medicine and the best in use to put a
hor>e m prime condition. Pru-e 25 cts
per package. For sale by 1). C. Scott.
We never hear a boy call his
tat her the l,old man" without
feeling a desire to give him what
he need*.. I
FOB HARNESS
at oout, aod jroi will ba artnntahori to Me h<
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It's this way:.
You can burn yourself ^
Powder, etc., or you can
with Steam or Hot Wat<
only one proper way to
scald and that is by usii
Mexican^
Mustang^ Lii
It gives immediate relief. G<
, linen cloth, saturate it with this
loosely upon the wound. You a
idea what an excellent remedy tl
you liavo tried it.
ArnU/l TIP If you have a bird aJ
rUTVb I !? other poultry diaeaa
Liniment. It is called a &ta.kdabi> reme
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| OUR CLUB
p We are making the most liberal
have ever been given by a newapaj
5^ county. Look ut these*
The Onnty Record,
ST: The Record anil the Home and Farm
SZZ The Record and the Commoner (Hryan's |
The Record and the New York World ',31
cr Tlie Record and th? Atlanta Constitution
ZZZ Tli,e Record and the News and Courier (v
r- The Record and the National Magazine
SZZ The Record and Munsey's Magazine
SZZ The Record and Frank Leslie's M:^ranijv
The Record and Tdppincotts
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NOTICE TO SCHOOL TEACHERS. IjTI J
DR. B. J. McCABE,
DENTIST.
Will be at Coleman Hotel, Kingstree,
S. C., on August 10. Will remain
one week. Deductions made -
on all work for Teachers attending
Summer School at Kinjfstree. ?
April
W. F. CLAYTON. ?
LeFl
Attorney - at - Law.
FLORENCE, S. C. Le Li
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Practice* In all the United States ??
Courts, and in the Courts of Florence
and Williamsburg Counties.
All the world laughs at a lover.
Le CI
It is a poor fool that works all
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Po?rbmm at? ImK rtefch ?? grutb Flort
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Mexican Moetang Ma*yon
need. It takei effect
r*r qtrickly It beak eoree.
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rith. Fire, with
. scald yourself :
sr, but there is I
cure a burn or, !
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A 4 .
nimentr
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;t a piece of soft okl
i liniment and bind
?n have no adequate ,
lis is for a burn until
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Bteted with Roup or any
a use Mexican Mustang
dy by poultry breeders.
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MPFERS. |
I clubbing offers that S3
jer in Williamsburg S3
Regular P.-ict Our Price S3
1.00 s3
1 50 1.85 s3
[>n per) 2.00 1.65 zZZ
[mesa week) 2.00 1.65
i 2.<HI 1.75 s3
wice a week) 2 00 1.75 S3
2.U0 1.50 S3
2.00 1.85 ?
e 2.00 l.so S3
&50 2 67 ^
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CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
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trains going south.
3s~ii~23 53 : 51 59~
14, 1902 j * j * i
a.xi r. m. a.m.
orenoe 8 95 7 55 9 45
iriff.<tree 9 17 10 59
hies 4 36 9 23p.m. 11 00
lues 4 9 23j 7 37 j 11 001 9 4* '
mrleston 6 0?;il 15j02y; 1 lU'll 35
A. M.|P. M. jl'.ll. | P. M.j A. M.
TRAINS GOIXO NORTH.
I 78 I 32 52 50 53"
# * ! * _J
A. M.|P. M. A.M.lP. M. P. M.
larleston 6 47 5 33 7 0<)i 4 35' 5 35
ines 818 7 0? 8 34| 6 31 j 7 23
mes 8 I? ! 7 ^0 jt5 21
ingstree 8 37 j 715 6 42
lorenee j 9 45 7 55 ! 7 55
A. .U.IP. M A.M. P. M I
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aily.
icsdav. Thursday awl Saturday.
. 52 runs through to Columbia vU
al It. R. of S. C.
lir-'Xos. 73 and 32 run via YViland
Fayvttevilh'?Short Line?
nilKe close connection iur an
s North.
tins on C. A P. R. R. leave Fk?rdaily
except Sunilav 10:05 a, in.,
e Darlington 10:00 a. in.. Jfarts1:55
p. hi., (.'heraw 11:45 a. in,
?sboro 12:50 p. m. Leave Florence
except Sunday 8:00 p. iu., arrive
Ington 8:25 p.* iu.. Henocttsvilic
p. in., Gibson 10:20 p. in. Leave
uice Sunda} only 10:05 a. in., arDurlingti.n
10;:i0 a. m.
ive Gibson daily except Sunday
i. in.. Bennettsville 6:5o a. m. arDarlington
8:15 a. in., leave 1' iron
7:50 a. in., arrive Florence i?:l.>
Leave V*"a?U*?lx>ro daily except
ay 4:10 p. ni., Cheraw 5:15 p. in.
svilie 9:15a in., Darlington 6:29
i? arrive Florence 7:00 p. m.
e Darlington 8e>0 a. m., arrive
ince 9:15 a. in. "* ,
n. M. EMERSON,
Gen l l'assengar Agent.
Kenly, Gen. Man'g. . ,
'. Emekson, Traific Man'jj.