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IT7 "' ' V" " w : ";'v' '' I/ >!> ? ??liw .!?? 11 MIIIIIMIMI SORANTON ON THE UP GRAHE. New Building and Improvements?fi /n Gretna Green Affair. J .M Xirby is emetine n li.-indS'ttut* i\vo-story dwell ins; on Mniri s*5 reel. Mr Bro'her-, who stlhnj: in i|>s is >!<>}>)in lovvii. Mii? iiem* Diwxm who h;h ?- . .. i.:.. - II I. I.' Dt't'II ICilCICSliZ LI illlhl.l, 1 Ilji-IIL.' ooun'y, >nent Sunday with MiIi li Jannon i?:i her vvnv home t< Charleston. I Mhs I/i!a R/nl visited in Florence la>t week. A lew strawberries are l?eii?s shipped from lieic. \iis< Mrmie Jacobs <?f Kiiii*stree vi-iicil Mrs W S Lvnch ol fcjorantou last week. Rev J () Oarraway and family have returned fioui a visit to Rome, C. K\.,i m,. u vp?I > ! Khonpzi-r was i ? M?e cilv last week. Miss Frankie Byrd, who lias vi^iririir her -i-ster, .Mrs (J V .line?, ha"* relumed tw her home at Alt. O ive, X. 0. S ie w is ac;nni _ e l hy Mrs Jo i?s, w;i ? will spe.i 3 t>/o weeks. There will he Lister ex"roises at llie M<->!ho li-t church on tSundav morning at 11 o'clock. Mrs K h) M.Ktiiiih*, who has been i!is improving. Miss Lily Lavender is visit in*; at Lynchburg. The store house of Mr II Mae <J >oper is being repaired.1 Messrs; Sturgeon and Singletjirv have o[>ened an ice-cream parlor on Railroad Street. On vesterd.ivmo ruing Mr Col )in< aid \Vilke?, who live jeVfii miles west of Scrantoy, It'll the iatlei*^ home saying they were g??in;r to church. They, howevvr, skipped away to "Gretna Green" ami were soon ;nwo souls wim tint a single thought, two hearts thai beat a- one." Air W J Sturgeon performed tlie ceremony. Miss Nellie Singleturv spent Sunday al Ariel. The Masons are having their hall carpeted Tie liap'i-l .cnurch ha* purchased a beautiful new organ and verily ou town is on the up-grade in every wav. Hex Urn. -a> a? a (ikeat sensation. Tli iv was a bi^r sens it ion in Lce>viVe. iail., when iv II lirmvn of that place. who \va- exp en d t'? dl , had hi- 1 if?- -av?d bj I>r King*- New l)is cover) lor v.uuMiiupiiin>. nv 4 1 endured insuffeiuMe agonies from Asthma. but your New Discovery gave me immediate relief ai d soon thereafter effected it complete cure." Similar cures of Consumption, Pneumonia. Hronctiitis and Grip are numerous. It's t! e peerless remedy fur all throat and lung troubles, i rice 50o and Jl.uu. Guaranteed by I) C Seott, Druggist. Trial bottles free. A wise saw is presumably one that lias cut iis wisdom leeth. Consumption The only kind of consumption to fear is " neglected consumption." ? - ,1 , Fcople arc learning tnat consumption is a curable disease. * It; is neglected consumption that is so often incurable. At the faintest suspicion of consumption get a bottle of Scott's Emulsion and . begin regular doses. > The use of Scott's Emulsion at once, has, in thousands of cases, turned the balance in favor of health. Neglected consumption does not exist where Scott's Emulsion is. Prompt use of Scott's Emulsion checks the disease while it can be checked. Send for free sample. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, 409-415 Pearl Street, New York, joe. and $1.00-, all druggists. " - . .. vjpi ' - v I.I I llin?.llll llniiill 1MB. GENTLEMEN OF THE JURY. Names of Those who Will Serve at the Next Term of Court. i Court will convene here next j Mnndav, Judge G W Gage of tinr | t>?h circuit presiding. Tlie grand land petit jurors have been drawn . | as lulJow-?? * - ? V* T? t : !> ! J 8 McOluin, J K 8m?,h, J W > II anna, U B HisiK^it*y. O it. | l> A AlrKuiiili:, J K Burcii, G G ; iiuselden, W T WiikiiH. ) A Evans. .1 K Keels. A 1. Uiicliiiisuii. ; U 1> AI ei' liirv. I) B Gr't>0, 1) ii Ervin, J 1) I>uko, 8 A1 Askins, -J | E lWirr. j::ky. fikst wkkk. 8 I AlcCuU-iien, J F Krister. A L) Grook*, \Y James Godwin, G A C?M?per, J L AlcCan's. G II Brown, I J Daniel, 1) F Durao', v\r E* Eaddv, B F Lawrence, J Cleve AlcElveen, J A Brad ham Jr. L A P;?r>ons, George W Ard, L A Moore, T VV EGnx, A \Y Fiairler, J A1 Rodders. M F Eaddy. I ?V F AlcGanls, \V II Weaver, F ! E ii tun.i, W II Fox worth. F E .McGuiSou^ii, J .J Ej?j?s, E T Hauler, A L Colleti, J Al Ivi'My, P iJ 8nowden, 8 \V Jeriia^an, 8 M Lee, O E Duke, U G Gist, J B i- i.' \ i o.M.ij I 4U.?CI? u 4k PETIT J CUV, SECOND WEEK. Samuel Fulton, A B Kanarek, |Z T Euddy, W J Ltrriinore. E B liliodus, Wm Suiters, L 13 Browdel, S A Graham. VV J Brockitit??u, G M Mclvniglit, W L M<> Duiiie!, S 11 Mouzon, J W Denni?, W W Spiing, S S Montgomery, .1 V Blake ley, li M Miles, J M B.trrinetu, 11 L MeCants, B B Johnson, A S (Joker, \V W Unperson, W E McGonnell, 11 G VVa! Iron, D W Courtney, M W U > Jgers, II L lis dale, S W Gow jdv, W 11 Cum'in, J L l'ho nas, 'J J llosrin, II E Alsbrnoks, J A Ooekfi dd, II B Filch, L A Smith, S J Godwin. ALONG THE MAIL ROUTE. News Items Picked up 'Twixt Scranton ard Johnsonville. Farmers are pushing their wojk forward industrioudy. Corn is up and is being replanted where needed. 1 saw some replanting as early as March 2-1. Mr Tyler Guskins was ;he first that I know of to set ? it tobacco; though at this time quite a ntnn ' . i. ..I.... i I !>er linv; sei o-u iimmi Jsome having several acres planted. Mr (risking tobacco w is planted ,-iii March 24, winch is considerably ear!id i.iun usual. I do not lecollec' ever seeing tobacco set out earlier than April 10 befure f lbs year. Up to two or three weeks ago the oat crop was the finest I had seen in several years. Since then, however, the crop has been almost ruined by lice or some other kind of destructive insect. Mr A A Brown of Leo is having his dwelling enlarged and improved by adding a second story and two piazzas at the front. Mr A J Grosser is doing the work. Mr W W Burrows of Leo is having his dwelling re-shingled. Mr Burrows is also building a large tobacco barn. Messrs J B Prosser and J D Cox of Johusonville are each building a lobaceo barn. iMr Cox set out his whole crop of tobacco the first two days of April. Mr A A Brown has sold his saw mill and bought a new one of a much larger capacity. On April 1 Mr Simon Boston of Jay set out his entire crop 12 acres of tobacco. 1 have just heard that Mr J B ! Browser's little girl cut her little brother's foot pretty badly today (Monday). Have not yet been able to get the particulars of the accident. Ego. The odd3 in favor of marriages are two to one. . . -'V... ..... . i m i mi k'iu m | DRUGS K THAN The leading doctors say: "There disease; if every one would keep his sy lant and leave drugs alor.e the deuth Statistics show that these doctors ; prescribe Duffy's 1'tire Malt Whisl Bronchitis. Asthma. Catarrh, Coughs, n< rvous prostration, female troubi* s. cause; aii these diseases ar<? caused by DUFFY'S PIE builds new tirsuc; it enriches and stin the heart, invigorates the brain and s disease. It kilis the germs. '.Mr. and Mrs. Adam Livingood of . years. say Daffy's Pure .Malt Whiskey ] ' lx-yond their silv. r v. Gliug. air. LiThey arc both 1 ale and hearty and feci Mrs. Matilda Watts, who is C>3 ye: cured her of crip and has kept her sti "I suffered terribly with the grip i of weather always found me in bed. i living. Picking tip a newspaper one < from the u^e of Duffy's Malt Whiskey were almost instantaneous. The terrible disappeared. I was i\>ra.di-teJy cured a: at the age of <12, I Pel as though I was Mrs. New York's leading doctor said: "I digested." If you wish to keep young, strong ? glow of perfect health, take DUFFY'S P spoonful in half a glass of water or : medicine. It is dangerous to fill your 81 and depress the heart. "Duffy's" Is sn from fusel oil and other dangerous ingi CURES wm Quinine depresses the heart, while DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY toncl and strengthens the heart action. Invigorates the brain, purities the entire system aud keeps it in a normally hcalthj condition. It kills ail disease germs auc microbes. Cantlop?IVhen you nvk for DnjTy'.i Pure Mult Whiskey lie sure you ?el the Kenuine. I aarncmlen't iletilem ! mindful of the excellence of thi* I preparation, will try to rrll eheuii I imitation*. nnil no-called Mnll ! Whiskey nnhst itnten, which are put i on tlie market for iiroitt only, ami J which fnr from relievlnic the nick, arc positively liurnifnl. Demand "Duffj-'*'' nnd he mire yon get It, It in the only nbxolately pnre malt whiskey which contain* medicinal hcaltbglvlng qualities. I.ook foi the trade-mark, "The Old ChemUt,' on the lubel. Duffy's Puro Malt Whiskey has cui scribed by over 7,000 doctors and used The genuine i3 SOLD AT ALL or direct at 51.00 a bottle. It Is the o as a medicine. Valuable medical book Rochester. N V. |%ljNE!jy i-TfiOpC < -. , ZKervv c North .1 I Florida | A passenger servic I and comfort,equipped J] Dining, Sleeping and For rates, schedule 9 tion, write to Lwm. J. Ce. ' SDR. MO (TEETHING I Cures Cholcra-lrfantum, Diarrhoea, Dya< ! Any Ag*. Aids Digestion, Regulates the i TEETHING EAST. Curos Eruptions ana i and pravents Worms- TEETHINA Coun I Summer's hoat upon Teething Children, ; mail 2j cents to C, J. MOFFETT, M, I CUR FLAG CONTEST. Prize of $5 for the Best Ess.y on The Confederate Flag. How many children of the average school age know anything about the Confederate flag? To encourage research in this direction The Record nffArc i nri*7P nf fivp HnlHrs UIILI J U pi 1L.C VI II T V MVI 1M1 w for the best essay on "The Confederate Flag." submitted to us prior to May 1 by anv school boy or girl. This contest is without any conditions except that the contestants must be under 16 years old and their papers should nol exceed 200 words in length, The prize essay and the foui next best in their order ol merit according to our judgment will be published ir The Record should as man> as five papers be submitted Nothing suddens a man lik< being jollied by a woman. \ wtf i im ?It??wini n iiMaw JUL MORE DISEASE are more. deaths caused by drugs than stem fortiflul with an invigorating stimura;e would be lowered." arc right and this is why all leading doctors key .exclusively for Consumption, Grip, d>sprji?ia, malaria and all low fevers, sleeplessness and weakness from whatever rundown conditions of the system. fVSi'u WIIISIEl lulates the blood, aids digestion. tone* tip trengthens the system so it throws trd [2ivorpon. Pa., who have been married Co las | roionge.l their happy union many years ingood is 'Jl y ars old and his wife is 34> vigorous as a couple .">0 years of age. d?s cf age. says Duffy's Pure .Malt Whiskey rong and weJi. lad and tried every known remedy. Changes ind I often felt as if life was not worth the !a>", I read of the great ben"flt derived and sent for a bottle. The beneficial effects i lassitude with which I had suffered so lon/j id have lelt i>o Lad after effects, and to-day, only :j'j. Matilda Watts, ?31 W. 40th St.. N. Y. C." )U'iy s Pure Malt Whiskey is food already md vigorous and have on your cheek tho LtRE MALT WHISKEY, regularly, a tablemilk three times a day and take no other rstem with drugs: they poison the system absolutely pure stimulant and tonic, free redients so common In malt whiskeys. IOUT DRUGS ' red millions In the last 50 years. It la preexclusively by 2,000 prominent hospitals. DISPENSARfES, nly whiskey reeoptized by the Government let sent free. Duffy Malt Whiskey Company, fUGHFA^fcfJ^n/iEL en file? nd South i?Cuba. e unexcelled for luxury with the latest Pullman Thoroughfare Cars. , maps or any informa CRAia, I icral Passenger Agent, i Wilmington, N. C. ] "r*gfT:"W. ^7EgX*rlIIII?IBII IHIIM ?J JFXTT'S MW i'pQWDES^taJi tntarvand the Bowel Troubles of Children a/ Bowels. Strengthens tho Child and MAKES Sores. Collo, Hives and Thrush. Removos toracts and Overcomes the Effeots of the and costs only 23 cents at Druggists, or D., St Louis, Mo. A.' M. SNIDER, ! Surgeon Dentist. Will in future devote his whole time to his JCinjrs '| tree office unless due 11 notice be given. Satisfaction Guaranteed New Lot of Blanks. ? We have just received a new lot of Agricultural blanks, such as, , ; Mortgage. Title, Note and Mortgage, ' i Bill of Sale ami Lien Combined, I short form Lien and Bill of Sale, Agricultural Lease and Lien, etc. ' These blanks are sold strictly for cash and we ask that parties sending orders will be .governed accordingly. The Couxty Record. , ? ' ^ BWDMSHnmSB [ ToCi I Take Laxative Broi II Seven Million boxes sold in past 12 ItaHHHlHnnRaHNB 1 s ' : i * '' K' ; 1, ' ' \\lP ARE RECE : VV u newe wfft> White.Goods, Eml Ribbons, Skirt=Goi ?? fMANY^1 But We will have t tions coming in ev customers will alw est to select from. STYLE, ?l ARE ALWAYS T( |Re frhomas&Bradham's 1 I - STABLES -v ^ ttt A. FRESH SHI I HORSES ar Call and take i ?:?:?WK CARRY A i Busies, Wagons 1 SEE THE (CELEBRATED I WHITE ST/ Built by the Atlanta Bnjrgv ? | Guaranteed by I Tl^oncias <SzBxs I J B STEELE, Manager. TOBACCJ Tl?e undersigned will l>e iu the this season". Thev will be prepare terial all SIZES and KINDS of LOWEST POSSIBLE COST to give your orders for FLUES IS of which they aie made is alwj the year, LATER IT WILL BE solicit your orders, promising to Respectfully EDWIN HARPER, FRED W. HARPER. ?WV\WVtV%WWWWVtV\VlWl ? I). C. SCOTT, President. THE BANK OF ? Transacts a General \ COLLECTIONS CAREFUL./ > PROMPTLY I ,15 DEPOSITS FROM *1.00 I i IHRECI FIENRY P WILLIaMS, jj JOHN A. KELLEY, * It. II. KEL ' TIhe Art <o>ff ? ?REACHES ITS IIKiHES'I L. Adlleir Bn ROCHESTER?.MADE H Tin* g~aceful shoulders the neatly fitting the very acme of quality in materials h wherever there are men who % dre?sers of gi SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRA'l UNION-MADE HAT IN WE ALSO IT ANDLE Jo UN B. STETS( JUST RECEIVED, ALL OK OUR *T All <>f our celebrated Duchess Trous Trousers that if they rip in sixty c H, RIM'S UNITE Opposite the Acad 224 King street MAIL ORDERS PROMPT ire a Cold in On? mo Quinine TaMets. / months. This signature, y , h) . ,.-w. U, gg^j^jgajjaasj i ii M ill IVING DAILY THE ST THINGS IN M broideries, Laces,* ords and Millinery. TIESE ARE BEING . OUT ON ARRIVAL/ . ho latest producery \V6ek so our ays have the row4 UGINALITY "AND OWEST PRICES ) BE FOUND AT y's Cash Store. [PMENTOF: :: | id MULES I i look at them. | | FULL LINE OF-:-:? g i and Harness. I 5 F? 121 3 i l v i??uuu i m Company and Sold and 3 idliam, -&.gts K ; J - - KI.NCSTKi'E S. ('. g 0 FLUES TOBACCO FLUE business . 1 id to make out of the best maTOBACCO FLUES at th< the purchaser. The time to' RIGHT NOW, the material f _.x. xi_;_ _Ji J ays cneaper ac tnis araauu vi ' jfSfl I HIGHER We respectfully ^ give you entire satisfaction. / ';*<$! DWIN HARPER & SON. . 'M. Jan 13, 1902. '"-j EUWIN O. EPPS, Cashier. I? , KINGSTREE. . i? Banking Business f LOOKED AFTER AND REMITTED. + JP WA RD RECEIVED. [ OR*: J -i R.D.ROLLINS, D.C.SCOTT. ![ #3 LEHA.V. . .[ V| \wvvv\w\wvm?wvm# ' DEVKLOl'JIENT IN?- ^ co? Zo9b : E A1) V?TO?1VEAR. collars, the artistic color effects an(f ave made this (Nothing popular ic.nim is to be classed as 'ED YOUNG'S HAT. THE BESiP \ . THE WORLD FOR Vt. )N\S HATS, *3 50 TO $5 EACE& . RAW HATS, PRICES 50c TO l? . ~ i AmvJ er? are in. The*e are the kind of .Ignfl lays we give you a new Pair. fa CLOTHING HOUSE, 1 lemy of Music,CHARLESTON, S. & % LY ATTENDED TO. i Hnv ? J> Mill J in Two Days. fi nryj Jj on every I box. 25cu t