Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

I i i I l * Ktt.r l.!!\i l.HfrN! I ii! I \i)Y\ I :i!!ii:? Vin l.M t:. _ '! "! <.sii <li-ijs > i? .! I . . . i .. .A ' v I ?; J', lit( >' i - ? i. i? ; \ v t 1 'u ? i >.'!<> r , * j ^* t n i.' i'?" w?? ; i \ , i . i t . i ,i'. ;>\ ' <' i \ . \ I' I . !?* 1 J|M< . v * ' !J. >f i \ *? 1 I t l*? I >( I i .it - ' ' t ? ! - i??'!?. and l?a?l i ii I In* a < ?r> - '<f 11 ir i ?i a n ra?<*;t!ia j >-v nI\??uU1 at .iii fnio ?-??w: att<l dfimwuc tfia !.t w ; atjivjn^ tlit-*ix a ::?i at ia t~5- **ktrid anv s?;ch j?r?>plr t >w tlirr?? ara iiwuy am > t>'r I : >TV( * 'llfll 'fl <>li' ! ::i u n 11 \ a:1'! t lis- v I .ivai! tliarn^ . <>! e\?rv ??j? . > > t LI2 * t !l? Ml>r-! V f-? :t?ar. {\> ? <Ha.iian : \ wljiv : ti?. ! t W"lllil till ia"<i: :? * |<- w!iit?* u I;mv!i avV.i !??r .? V .iv1?> .?< n ti Si uti i.u.u ! T t t> V <'!!? (I l!i ' i? 'I ! * ' v.u Ii4 ?? ?*! " ' a t .;'. <?nv' !'!:? 'i t ' - "?> V '-ot! I_ " s| i ? ..l ' Tit !*> ; *? I 1 \ :> .'a : a ' * .? ' " ? . U I ' t: ' :: e. . '.e u' v?.v .?*? -? . : i t r .* ai.-i r ; <> >> - 'v #. 't.a; '. ri'i* : . a.' *? ft* ; *.:n ;*i: -a'..*'.! luc :<*? .? ?aid, "1 sag rov: i*r>h*2. ?!r ^c-t kit Unid f jT a eouau'ution ar< * * ?I/oKvion T.v-B :a A Preacbneil tu ioiey liaises. You money mau acs drive ho1 bargain* ! know this. t!s??uifi? I ant onlv a dreamer. Though !a rid if'"* and ! would not exchange estates. K'e-p tour acres: I a?i content wit! < ontiuents k'-ep your fishpond* I appropriate the seas Travel \ >-:t Italy, price it; yet it !-? I jrrn? shall have oil American soi the true Italian sunshine in my heart. Kin ploy servants; yet all the generation* of the pas! serve rne. Buy win-, yet 1 shall drink bettar beverage from the wayside spriny (irow corpu lent upon rich meats, vet 1 >lul *rd more nourishment in my c 1st ot bread In vain .".ha! you buy books that you do noi ?.id. talk inanities tli.it indue* ennui, expound phi!o>ophie? : at vou do not understand ami ? tit jf .III f W ? t I ? '* % 11 Jha! . < ?nr to ihmht the wraoitv ol ..'urown miuI.TIi.m, uiriit?? tin* Y '! >liali liml nil* i:i tllr iM.t I 4 ?irrani>. on thr riwrof Trail iity. \viiT?* tin->nn!i^!it ooin< :? lair firth into ip.Ulni hioom ; ' .i\. wln-rr lau^hin^ .unliraint.rn to yohltinciif > aninL: ab^iVsNiy in tin* liiao 1i^r? piea.-an4 tli??uj;lit*?. I >'iu! you tuu'k to tii*- -fiulr'n-*** -.implicity. l\h ?i.<li youhavu v- u>ort**?l with thr iii.iiuvrr. I all malic you companion t? i a. lun^iiii; iuiniortuK: tliou-l t. . na \ r pa ill tor lia |?j?111? - - ami o ?vlia>r<l pain. I hall pro hir 4 frr?*lv t!i<- jov of .i tow tin , 111^; Ihoii^il you havr rrvrlril ' !i lepris. I ?.iiu i If.i i \ ou ti 4 uplift with ^ ?:*?. 1 lir tillfM tijjs of thi- worhl tifr prior ? .. I ll.-i \\ nai?oe\vr \"U navr uiai s -1 h;t> Ixtu^'ht i> !? >> than y01; ^lil iia\ < liatl lor t!i?- taking. Kl'KK'lT HAMILTON. $ .Vtm:. lorn ?ii v.ti:'r.<l.njc. < ! .?f . v 1 ? it \. 1V - - Men *1111io- < <>.. ; l\i;ji;?!re?. S. (' WHOOPING COUGH. H^ndie T-i.s C 'ret'. ^ D inr.f j A . ;* * f ' . . W :,.i. :i>"' t . ! ' . ? h:!(H ! a . = . r f ' ? < ?!.; i U ' . M .t'h ; -tr. t )? .' '! 4- ' 1 ' 'irlct ?]iu. ? . .! - vc?*;. .? fJ:??l!: ' ! ~ ?? ? ? u;;i * \n. i?"iin * 4. n>. a 1 , ;- * ? !.?.?- ? to it j f?' t * > fitf # ? Al tier ?'hi fi? ? :.?! I r k?-!?t ? *? fr ?!( ?rni wati oii.r ?u h a* La** ai? r^^.f\ ?.& : ?!.? a'tUvi*. ll 1- eja-v to r^r.j^ui/f j H aft* I the tl.at*.-.* : > foil' ??ta'fl>li?* 1 furt'.f im! "t'Vu. ' ?. > 1 '!!:? ?m: *:nJ > ail l? it r<>nu nn?! 1 -ti? l? ! I? tLie1 1 . . 'i?i. r:?f;o?i, j'if ? r-talc.ibi*' i ' ?: ? var rt -o r'fVu!.v ." .! 'T-vt-' r uri-i r> *j!. ..-rtt v??.ir?< t-mi '* f it- ?* *!! > 1/ b-? . ? ! !; j :f '.vo i:,; vV - ! .1 ..r . . ... .1: Ii',, , f . : - t < ?tf * . :r??. 1 i. i. .1 :ti - a-. I . r. l! J ! I v. a* ! fat/. ' \\!. .1 ! - ,i..i \ i;: v : ' . i w i .. .jmijf , ,.i:' ' ' r- i . : !! * ' !' " '!' .. .i i 'it M -;iiM?i ami f "'I I ' it < !! ' ' i . t I -!l ' air iHi-i - .:i-r h , l(r. ti , i':.. ;_: tr?*uttn?*t;t. < it;, vr I than nonr, but t : l?eit ' \%1 '> c t>i M'thl 11fluid ( ' ' llii* i " 1 r>, % ' p> t rjiti t* i * ' ! t>. 4U'! ii?*?t !>e f'-r- t-l T*> J Inha < \ '.h:<1 *n???ae. In ttorui , * father, *he'i '?ne nuuit j^rforca ti?> ::: '"on. ih? i>iayrouiu window* ahouid a!! t* wi^e and the " >'!), w:t'<i"V? should I*) b? open The f" ! ahou'd L* p!#t?tifui and [ Q ).jri-I: rg, and wheue??r ihetlwina<*h reject! a meai th* l>e:) t. W.iid ha*e am-thar at on<a~ at. lent a ?;.*?* of milk and so nut braad | ' and h.'ter South'* l>ir im*$ IYSKMU TiBiTt : I "tittlM IH" IAT. By tit Ttiti if Its Prastaca is VJater ta tad ar act. I.a>t Saturday wa? "(dround day. It the day be I rainy and dreary or ; ii the ->:iu does not .->tiiae, : I -then ;K\()rdini?' to the '-"round I i hoi; ' the backbone of the winter lia? been broken and wr* j , will have an earlv spring. I'ut i if the sim >fiine? we wi!! have! >ix weeks more of winter. I The ground ho;j is an aniina' t not unlike an old field motive. lie stays under ground during . the v'old month-* and on Kebru- j ary - lie take* a peep out at the . world. It lie ?ees his shallow ? ' - A I. . i when yr* come* out, ut* i^rii , 1 riii litand immediately rum , bac'a to iti> underground cav, ern. ?.lit i! the day i? cloudy and I there L> no reflection of liiy body | ? <?;i ili.* ground then he remains; . out in the open. If he returnsI to bi-> hole the winter is not i , over and \ ice rtr?a. , There are many people in this. [ coiintn ?v!io believe in the . ground lio^ and his antics and all over Pennsylvania. Marv I iand. Virginia and other Stales. , farmer-* wiil We np at davbreah in order t<? >.*e whether the sun shines or not. And though the ieyend sounds (plaint and per ; haps silly. yet it never fai's, acVoiding to those who ha\e mi-ei Ted the ground hoe lor years. Se\era' leading Northern papers i have editorials about the weather animal each year and fanner-* piaut their crops accord ' in^ to hi* dictation. I FLOWER OR BOOK. 7r.a . c' L 'r , I * * ' ' >> - 'I iovx a:;?i r . .1? hil ** IcrtrJjf'i ' > .< !'.l" 'Hi i v r ami t l;o I u<-r k; i'>\ v'.'j the _T' -ji- i o- ? y rt.- ? *!?. Ncjr iiiiu -I i::?i t\?- lev.., ? liiTLrOK. II.< > 11 '?ir?T:i?J k *:;** other a &. T.'ncr 2nd one -t'< - of ti. ?:*i hie ;r.t,e Italian e- * > half th* rh*r:n of the old pi. tur?? Tie flower <ir the U/?4, tf.e priurue f-atii of !a;iiaih? or "tern wisdom, the Tale of Hue oboirr rur.l through a-.! <>ir hu{->r? H r%: 1<\4 ui tkt rau.e ?a> at la: hed t > Lt's: Meditating li: a eoliU" (via- *\ alone, upon what use lo pat ?i marvelou* itrength t?., two women aj>' rar U< him, V:c? and V.rfae. Mch jrj.re-'-'iitin^ the a! > hp laze* to he by <-Luo-iiv f It - overea*v l?? v,;?:t f .-or: . p v iifi- lis ut al }> i.l- a r.mitt-r ' -b *. ??. a daiiv i u ?. lio:.r re*.';-'.- . r?/ fao ? . V ?h ?ha!l it U-. .{?Suite ; dirt a r at, -a- ' " v. ???/ . I. ' r?- I i. . !' o |t ;; a " :: . i-al. ::n > ? ' <v i . * . . .? gra-p. - ' X 1?. 1 Prickly A?k, Poke V make- v ic < ?U-.? < >r Piiunui an4..t? !" f. f ?i a 11 C..IK & M ?/*??r ? ,< WIV? MH ufrifiin 'ar !*? a"? *' <14 U' M|??' r.IMM |BI Tafttart ?f , ak'U4 f' '<UIM Aaaa'a^aa Claaaa I ? ^ :<*a'k?r ???? *47* ktrlMtiM ATf V/K HUHil P??l H a SYPHI'' " HC um aJ aaata. . uv* Wi Nnmm Imma (%> < Paaala HHhil aka. Ma ? P. P. P tea pa~MM MMa aa4 aa aaaMaat afflMar MMm| ay Ika "^5 1<aa n)IM V)M M aat aaA RHEUM i Having to change my line ot mer Jj next thirty Jays execptioi ?! :i*: Boys Suits. Shoes. Rublx ?t? l.u.lirs Gloves, a tew pie <, three pieces of nice Whit ? and Boys' Leggings. *> I'his N a genuine d?>Mi i, above listed must <o> re<a I P. S. Cc r u ; Mntfsu If*?*???*****?**?* J WHY PAY 1 J (">n I and : DOM'T YOU Ti J It WOlllJ * some of v J monev? ; DO YOU WANT S No matte m lor vou a ; Stoll Bros., R m v-'LUECUf; MIMPRI ROASTlKC IIPROV FIu3 Curing Develops the f Found In Schnapps that There are three u > used by farmers for cur:m,; x.\ preparing their tobacco for the m..:k t; namely, sun cured, air cured and secured. The old and cheap way is called air cured; the later discovery mid improved way is called fiue cured, in flue-curing the tobacco is taken from the field -j and suspended over intensely hot \ * .1 I M . Hues in nouses cspccianv built to re tain the heat, ana - l- re kept in the proper temperature until this curing process developes in V c tobacco the stimulating taste and fragrant aroma found in Schnapps tobacco, just as green coffee is made fragrant and stimulating by the roasting proc<Only choice selections of this rij c, juicy line cuiv-1 l.nf, grown in the fauiov ; I'iedmort o entry, \\ here the i/v.si tobacco grows, are used in Selu^pps and other Reynolds' 1 rands ot h. n guide, line cared tuoawcos. if. J. IlLVXOLDS roiiACCO > rnmtnm n mm i ^ I j> ?: * Tt; I ? ?: Uiiwv (oot *? PttlHlnM. ai.t. ro':n? asi? iTauik or 4.; , j j I I V I I J?? ?ti ( .? Iim tad iKtitf.i I-* * ' BKH > UH if uii|f u? !? H ? ? < -T 4 ' hHUl If ,l? #. A*. *M M > ? 4^ SCROFULA I ? ?? *j p - o ^tnrzr-r ill J uoinns, D ? ^1, V f V. LlPPMAH. Pp*#rl*??r. ftmiNk, la. ? 1 J? 9 ATISM Lr _ fvCSCS Decided | |W; clundi^ I will offer for the .<{ (jl J J Kii bargains in the foil- n-w't * if " !? vi tv Over-Shoes. I- ?v ?' S. >. .* (JJ r# oi I)ry CI I !pir,:.-- ' / ? (J ' c* Flannel. hue line Men > 'fr g 3 Z "iil si!? ;ilkl th:.' '? (J ? rakssut price. > 9/ Gaso )urtney. I C (t> W' v? > *4***9*444*449*4'* *,***** + < ? The r.tvcc ^ j J ?? . You Don't Speciailv V-fil? * J Dre88( uiv-fc- : > ?ysters' : I ^slhe tfi.Hid' business to sell J ??ur land and invest v?>ur 4 ; ? HIDES \ TO SELL? : J ? r where located we can sell > TH0 nd it will pay you t<> sec u^. J Jj a# a eal Estate Brokers, 4 Kingstree, S. C, ? JVESTOBACCO UKE 'ES SREEN COFFEE >tiji?u!ating Aroma and Taste Satisfies Tobacco Hunger Hundreds of imitation brands are on sale that look like Schnapps; the outside of the imitation plugs of tobacco is Hue cured, but the inside is filled with cheap, flimsy, heavily sweetened air cured tobacco; one chew of Schnapps will satisfy tobacco hunger longer than two chews of such tobacco. Expert tests prove that this flue cured tobacco, grown in the famous Piedmont region, requires and takes less sweetening than any other kind, and has a wholesome, stimulating, satisfying effect on chcwers. If the kind of tobacco yon are chewing don't satisfy, more than the mere habit of expectorating, stop fooling" yourself and chew Schnapps tobacco. Schnapps is like the tobacco chewers formerly bought costing from 75c. to S ( .go per pound; Schnapps is sold c.t 50c. p< r pound in 5c. cuts, strictly to anu 1 j ccriv dugs. Mi-_tV? !'?N* ' jv-SAL?M, N. *" " W* ; A -r rf ff JL 1 1 i A W v.. i -* ^ lf? _ ? t> ^ I- SPECIAL ATTENTION TO MY J{ Ei 23ed.3tea.cLs * _ ? .actresses Centre Xa"bles ? Side Boards. ? AI.50 ? or on hand ;il the lime a complete ime of Caskets and Undertakers' Supplies ? id lender >ervice> dav and night. ? J.STACK!,EY, ? TMK MBU1TIU *11. U TREE, - - S. C. ? ater I *r,d",ccs % LND I S,0re 5 . I n Hotels fl l?nl Public buildings jjj 7o derate Cost, 8 \rfect J^cting. % line Engine fcr any purpose. J> Sngtnan, J'lorencc, t$. C. Parlor Market! W rmm r " * id Meats. Fish, Game Poultry ? Eggs and Full Line ij 0.037* G-rocsries j? !f\NTEO HIOHE^nMARKET ^ * ; PRICES PAID. nm:? ij Warier lv?a,r3ret., jJ . \ / r()\\*S/)J/7//, Aijeiit., ^ KINGSTRF.E S. C. ? ,Jg

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, February 07, 1907, Image 7