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. \ . Or. Eugene H. Williams. The subject of the subjoined ^sketch, published in the Colleton ! l'ress and Standard, April 1, was the brother of Senator A H WilWilliams of this county, whose many friends will read with interest this tribute to his brothei's memory: The community of Wulterboro * ???? I Kic 1 *%? tbu I cuwi\c\4 iuio ^ ??j uk i news that about 11 o'clock lust night l)r Eugene H Williams hud succumbed to the grim destroyer and breathed his lust Heartv. genial and courteous, he hud greeted his many fritnds iu the court house and around it oil the afternoon of the 31st of March aud ere many hours had passed he had crossed over the river and rested from his many labors. Dr Williams was the loved family physician and frieud not only of most of the inhabitants of the town but of the county. He was in the prime of life, being but 45 at his death, and was a citizen of this couuty, having been oorn near Cottage vilie, where for some years he practice*!, tbeuce moving to Elloree, then finally iu 1892 or 1893 locating at Walterboro. Shortly after his arrival here Dr Charles Witsell, then the leading physician of the town, passed away and Dr Williams succeeded to most of his practice. Takiug this position at first by force of circumstances he held and increased it by his own individuality and the many charms he posessed both personally and professionally. The writer would like to say something from a full heart concerning him but he is stopped at the threshold by the knowledge that whatever he might say is already known. He could say that as a courteous, genial friend and gentleman he was without a peer; that as a citizen he was large hearted and public spirited; but as a physician what use is it to repeat what is co ninm talk. No household to which he ever came can fail to call to mind the tower of strength his calm intelligence proved, driving away the frantic fears of sickness or possibly death. His ear was ever opsn to the cry of suffering humanity. Dr Williams never hesitated when dntv called, remuneration or r or uo reuumeration, when sickness hovered around the home of rich or p<>or, black or white, he was ever * ftudv to counsel and advise, to extend the aid of his skill, to keep at bay the enemy of mankind. This was not only in the town; his practice extended throughout the county and his in iguidoent p tvs'ique sustained him in labors which were almost superhuman. %*?. ?in u. -u .j u:?l Jiuuv tears win uc aneu uta u is grave, the people of the town aud of the county will mourn his loss and a monument to his virtues and labors will be raised, not ot perishable brass or marble, bat iij the hearts of sorrowing men aud weeping women, who if they cannot follow his mortal remaius to the grave, can and will enshrine him in their memories as the generous friend, the genial mau, the faithful and tireless physician whose very footsteps brought cheer and hope out of darkness and despair. C. C. T. ROBBED THE GRAVE. A startling incident, is narrated by John Oliver of Philadelphia, as follows: "I was In an awful condition. My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain continually in back and sides, no appetite, growing weaker day by day. Three physicians had given rae up. Then ! was advised to use Electric Bitters; to my great joy, the first bottle made a decided improvement, 1 continued j thf>ir iiM for weeks, and am now a well man. I know thev robbed the grave of another victim." No one should fail to try them. Only 50 cents, guaranteed, at D C Scott's drug store. Never mourn about the unaccomplished task of yesterday that can be completed today. The man who sees nothing but evil in the world should discard his immoral spectacles. When a boy begins to wash his wrists the wise parent will ascertain if the cause is -a good girl. ' Marrei Mr. and Mrs. Adam Livingocd, of Whiskey has prolonged MR. ADAM LIVINGOOD, 91 years old. DUFFY'S F IS 1 It has prolonged many thousand lives It has Mr. and Mrs. Ltvlngood, and the Is no other medicine In the vorld whi. will keep the system in normal conditio prevent the decay of the tissues, str-^e en the heart action and enrich the lio like Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. It is absolutely pure stimulant and tonic, fr from fusel oil and other dangerous lngr dtents so common in most whiskies, cures grip, consumption, bronchitis, e tarrh. asthma, malaria and all low few dyspepsia, and Invigorates the brain, makea the old young: keeps the you strong. Do not All your bcdv full drugs and medicines which poisqp the s> tern. Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Is the ot Whiskey recognized by the Government medicine. This Is a guarantee. It absolutely pure and contains no fusel c It is prescribed by over 7.000 doctors a used exclusively In over 2.000 hospita It la the only reliable and absolutely pu stimulant and tonic. It has saved t lives of millions of people the past fit vears who have used It as their ot medicine. ' * tn Memoriam. In memory of Connie Mouzon, w'10 died July 18th, 18S9. "There is no Death?what seems so is transition: This life of mortal breath, Is but a suburb of the life Elysian. Wb.ne portal we call Death. "She is not dead?the child of our affection, But gone unto that school, Where she no longer needs our poor protection And Christ himself doth rule. "In that great cloister's stillness and seclusion. By guardian angels led, Sale from temptation, safe from sin's pollution She lives whom we en'l dead. "Day after day, we think what she is doing In those bright realms of air. Year alter year, her tender steps pursuing Behold her grown more fair. "Not a? a child shall we again behold tier, For when with raptures wild In our embraces we again enfold her Sue will not he a child. "But a fair maiden, in iier Father's mansion, Clothed with celestial grace. And beautiful with all the soul's expansion Shall we behold her lace. A Friend. Extensive plans are being formulated to develop the great Mapimi and Oerritos sulphur deposits in the state of Durango, Mexico. When the scowl fails try a smile. MenofOah Timbers of oak keep the old homestead standing through the years. It pays to use the right stuff. " Men of oak" are men in rugged health, men whose bodies are made of the soundest materials. Childhood is the time to lay the foundation for a sturdy constitution that will last for years. Scott's Emulsion is the right stuff. Scott's Emulsion stimulates tie growing powers of children, helps them build a firm foundation for a sturdy constitution. Send for fre? sample. SCOTT & BOWNE. Chemists. 409-415 Pearl Street. New York. SOc. and Sl.OOi all druggists. r . 'xAC-: ..V EIvc.-o i. Pa., vtao h.iv: h '.'.r ?-5??{ thjir k.'.ppy union r.'.Any *, > Mr. IJvingood is 01 years old and n.i wife is M. They arc both hale and hearty and lVel vigorous as a couple 30 years of ego. Ken ling, T'a.. Fob. 13, 1002. duffy m.w,t \vmi.-*k::y co., Kochernr. N. Y. Gor.t!oir< n? I take great pleasure In wrltii.i; to you m i!v bee fit I am deriviej* fro-' <u?e of Duify a Pur.' Malt Wilis',-.' have l-.-in taking it in small quantities ?very lr.i.r:. tig and evening far a n'ttniKi' o, ye s. I am 1)1 years old a-il in exc- Heat he:;!:'-, good appetite, and am doing ail i;?y o vr. i.tvi work. I know - o r V'his! < y is giving r*c renewed strength o- i rninm-in,- mv life. I feci as well to Cay as teu years a?o and I feel as if I will yet j)3S3 the century mark. I would oarr.i s:!-- recommend it to all old pen; la. It was rceotuiut n 1 <1 to me. and has proven a bit .ssiuy. Vy wife 1? >4 yc.rs o'd and never fails to tak-' r. dose of this Whiskey on retiring. She is also in rcrfect health. ADAM LIVIXGOOD. Elverson. Chester County. Pa. suhf. Malt THE TRUE ELIXIR OF I as re 1 fe i n. _ i 2 ' ? I*/ )w) 1 ' i ' I j ha " i 'ty < tiy ] IIMfe North. FloridaA passenger service and comfort,equipped v Dining, Sleeping and 1 For rates, schedule, i tion, write to WM. J. Ocnci B BfTTFThSif Cures Cholera-Infantum, Diarrhoea, Dvserf Any Age. Aids Digestion, Regulates the B< TEETHING EASY. Cures Eruptions and S and prevents Worms- TEETH IN A Counts Summer's heat upon Teething Children, ai mall 2S oents to C. *1. MOFFETT, M. D? I Benson Briefs. Benson, April 14:?News >s scarce in this section just now. Nobody is coming in or going out or getting married and everything is quiet "along the Potomac." The farmers are busy planting. Corn is already planted, cotton planting is now on, and it is a busy time of year. Several of the farmers of this community have gone into the cultivation of tobacco. Perbafi it might not be amiss to give the names of those engaged in the culture of the weed hereabouts: D W Courtney, Baylor Brothers, C E Grayson, W D Snowden, G E Kembert, T M Kellehan, J <4 McCullough, R W McCutchen, J E Brown, Walter Brown, J Y McGill, Willie Foxworth and W S Grav.son, all of whom have their crops set out and in growing con dition except where Bome ot the plants would die from careless setting out. These will be reset in order to get perfect stands. W. S. G. Engaged young people should remember that of engagements only fifteen per cent, end in marriage. Years :ct 65 years, say Duffy's Pare Malt -i tneir golden wedding. MRS. ADAM LJVINGOOD, S4 years old. j Whiskey LIFE. Cantion.?When yon aalc (or Dnffy'a Cnrr Mnlt Whiskey be sore yon K*t the prennlne. I'nacrnpnlona dealer*, mindful of tlie excellence of thin preparation, will try to well yo* rhenp lmltnttonn. and ao-called Malt Whiskey nabNtltntea, which are pat )n thl' market for profit only, and ivhlch, far from relieving the alek. arc poaltlvely harmfal. Demand Duffy's" aad be aare yon get It, It la the only abaolately pare malt whiskey which contalna medicinal. Ii?alth-rrlvlng qnalltlea. Look for lhe trade-mark, "The Old Chemist,* ?n the label. The genuine Duffy's Pure Malt Whlstey is Sold it ill Dispensaries, >r direct st $1.00 a bottle. Refuse lmlta10K8 and jubstliutrs, there is none just as rood as "Duffy's." It is the only whiskey ecqgnized by the Government as a medi ine. Valuable medical booklet sent free. Duffv Malt Whiskey Company. Rochester, S\ Y. 1c(?jstl!p| IGHFAREorTRm/EL :fl ffcc? id South ?Cuba. unexcelled for luxury fith the latest Pullman 'horoughfare Cars., maps or any informa* CRAIG, ral Passenger Agent, Wilmington, N. C. POWDERSjtjJ tery and tha Bowel Troublaa of Childran of a wets, Strengthens tha Child and MAKES ores, ?olio, Hives and Thrush. Removes raots aad Overcome* tha Effeets of tha nd eosts only 2S cants at Druggists. ot , St Louis. Mo. A.'M. SNIDER, Surgeon Dentist. Will in luture devote his whole time to his Eing?tree office unless due notice be given. ? i Cetiefenllnn Qnoron+noH railOIUUUUII UHHI HIIIVUHi New Lot of Blanks. We have just received a new lot of Agricultural blanks, such as, Mortgage, Title, Note and Mortgage, Bill of Sale and Lien Combined, short form Lien and Bill of Sale, Agricultural Lease and Lien, etc. These blanks are sold strictly for cash and we ask that parties sending orders will be governed accordingly. The County Record. gToCu ^axative Bron Ion bootes soM in past 12 m \\/P ARE RECEIV VV L< ~c NEWEST White Goods, Embrc Ribbons, Skirt-Goods manym But we will have the Lions coming m everi customers will ahvayi est to select from. style, ?$ ARE ALWAYS TO J Stack lev *, I . HIST II ATrhomas&Bradham's j -V STABLES * ? nt A FRESH SHIP] HORSES and Call and take a li WE CARRY A Fill Buggies, Wagons a SEE THE CELEBRATED WHITE STAI Built by the Atlanta Buggy C Guaranteed by Thomas <Sc Eiac .1 r rtffi f Manager. - - , <> D. C. SCOTT, President. | THE BANK OF K ;i Transacts a General B< t COLLECTIONS CAREFULLY I PROMPTLY RE! J> DEPOSITS FROM $1.00 UPV 5 DIRKCTOI <> HENRY P. WILLIAMS, \\ JOHN A. KELLEY, k. h. kellel mv wwv\vwwww\v\?wwv r~Dr"s"'B.'w.'' j . a: physician and ; I Lake City, S -DEALER IN? I Drugs, i Medicines, Chemicals, i Perfumery,. and Fancy, * Toilet Articles. PRESCRIPTIONS Carefully Comp. Tike' Art ?f Su ?REACHES ITS HIGHEST Dl L. Adl@r Br? ROCHESTER?31ADE REAJ The graceful shoulder*, the neatly fitting coll the very acme of quality in materials have wherever there are men \vh<>?eai dressers of good i SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED UXION-MADE HAT IN TH WE ALSO HANDLE JOHN B. STETSON'S JUST RECEIVED, ALL OF QUE STRA1 All of our celebrated Duchess Trousers a Trousers that if they rip in sixty days AT H, HI'S GRANITE C Opposite the Academ 224 King street MAIL ORDERS I'ROMPTI.' re a Cold in One i 110 Quinine Tablets. ^ m tenths. This signature, ^ mmmmammmmmmmmmmmmm ' . * / V ' ' * 4 * . / ; L: r ; : ; ING DAILY THE ' THINGS IN X lideries, Laces, 3 and Millinery, ESE ARE B0NG UT ON ARRIVAL, _ latest producer week so our 3 have the new ' "? JINALITY ~ AND : WEST PRICES m BE FOUND AT 'M s Cash Store. I SENT. OF 1t t I MULES I nd Harness. 1 RBUEEY U ompany and Sold and ^ BvjSI L3a.aaaa, j^grts.1 - - KINGSTREE S. U I EDWIN 0. EPPS, Cashier. jjfc MGSTREE. | inking Business | jOOKED afteb and i/Ji ttabd received. 1 r. d. rollins, 1 D. C. SCOTT. t . x i Courtney, ]?i SURGEON X at SflSf: -?- - - m Soda Water t and Cold Drinks J Of every * Description Made from f >'< Pure Fruit Syrups. ' junded at All Hours. * ? 4 ait EVELOPMENT IN? ? <6? Go's )Y-TO?WEAR. ars, the artistic color effects sod made this Clothing popular ni is to he classed as taste YOUNG'S HAT, ;TI1E BBST E WORLD FOR 13. 5 HATS, $3 50 TO W EACH. N HATS, PRICES 50c TO 15. ire in. These are the kind of we give you a new Pair. ti nTiiuin iinnor iLUItilNb MM y of Music, CHARLESTON, Sr & J JT ATTENDED TO. ' "-m __ / oft every I jCfrtnri^ box. 35c. J. ;