The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, November 07, 1912, Page EIGHT, Image 8
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stomach, nervousness, M1
nausea, impure blood, and M i
more trouble than many ||
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tressing symptoms. At the '
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Black-Draught]
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cleanse your system from '
these undesirable poisons.
M Mrs. Rilev Laramore, of m
M cured mv heartburn in a few Ml
M days, ancf now 1 can eat without !
distress." Try it ll(
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FOR 5ALE11
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with good Bam and Stables on
two lots. I'welling and outbuild- ,
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Ai'jiuijjtous. |
He?I'm polnp to kiss you when I i
po. She?Leave tie house at once!?
Exchange.
Horses and Eggs.
Horses are like ecps. It is irr.noscible
to te!l what's ia theci rtril th^y
are broken.
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Net Sentiment.
"My wife keeps all my \vre letters.''
"Sentiment?" "No: spitefnlness."? :
Boston Transcript.
Scared by an Eclipse.
An eclipse of the son on Aug. 27, 413 ,
B. C., so terrified the Athenians that
they were defeated at Syracuse.
Goetha's Apology,
Goethe once apologized to a friend
for writing a long letter because he
bad no time to write a short one.
A Newspaper Event.
The Nuremberg Gazette, founded in
1457, was the first newspaper printed
from metal type with printing ink.
Oil For Ferns.
An olive oil bath Is very fine for a
palm or fern. Put two tablespoonfuls !
at the roots of your palm or fern and
you have no idea?unless you have
tried it? wnat tne improvement wui i
be
His Own Support.
Lady (to loafer who has asked for
moneyi?You'll only drink It, I suppose.
instead of taking It home to
your wife. Loafer?I ain't got a wife. )
lidy: I'm earnin' me own livtn'.?
Punch.
A Diplomatic Decision.
Two ladies contending lor preced-. j
race at the court of Charles V. appealed
to the monarch, who decidbd
that the elder should go first. Disrates
of that character never occurred
[hereafter.
A Financial Tip.
"If I should put $1,000 In a bank
that paid compound Interest at the
rate of 3 per cent how long would ,
It taka for the principal to double?"
"It never would double. The bank ,
would bust."?Chicago Record-Herald. ^
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Bella's Idas. |
"Belle has been going In lately for '
irts and crafts." i]
"What's her idea T
"She declares that it takes both art j
md craft nowadays to capture a has- |
Pand."?Boston Transcript j ]
Wanted a Chance. I
"I tboocbt yon said when we were I,
married that ours would be a life part- j
aership," she said. ,
"S* 1 did. my dear." he replied "But
[ didn't insist on my being the silent
partner."?Detroit Free Press.
In Soma Places.
"Men can't be always strictly guarded
in everything they say or do."
"I have known it to be done."
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"In the penitentiary." ? Baltimore
American.
Tommy Know.
"TonmT," said the teacher, "how do
they ascertain the measurement of a '
r easel?"
"I gojss they measure It with a nary ,
pard," was the unexpected reply.? '
Chicago News.
A Big Claim.
"He's got a lot of nerve, hasn't he?" j
"1 should say. Knows the art of ,
>lnfflng his creditors, doesn't he?"
"Binding his creditors! Why, man, i
le claims he can bluff hla wife!"?To- :
edo Blade.
Busily Engaged. i
Father?Well, Julia, If I allow young , |
Smlthers to marry yon will be be will
ag to work and support you? Julia? i
Dh, pa])a, bow can he when be has |
promised to do nothing but think of ;
ne all the time??Pittsburg Press.
Limited Experience. j j
The Widow?I suppose you are fa- !
nlllar with warfare In all Its various \
forms, major? i \
The Major?Not all, madam; not alL \
1 am still In the bachelor ranks.?Ex- j
change. 11
Barley. 1
Barley Is supposed to be a native of
irestern Asia, where wild forms still '
?xlst It was one of the first cereals J
rultlvated for food. Barley belongs to 1
he grass family, or gramineae,.and to
he genus bordeum.
Whit Ho Knew.
Wiseum?Flonestly, now. did you
earn anything while you were in col- i
lege?
Graduate? Um?well. I learned how
? state my ignorance In scientific I
?rms. I ]
No Cause For Alarm. ! ]
"See here, husband, I found a lock
>f hair among your old papers." I
"Well?"
"I never gave It to you."
"Don't worry. I don't remember
srho did."?Washington Herald. ,j
His Hard Luck. i
Jones?Brown Is an unlucky dog.
Smith?How's that? Jones?Hia object
In marrying was to get ont of a
warding house. Smith?Well? Jones "
-Now his wife is running one to sup- i
?ort the family.
Right In Their Line.
"There are two authors whom every
hiropoditt ought to have in his li)rarv."
"Who are they?"
"Poote and Bun van, of course, stu>fdn?Baltimore
American.
Highly Probable. i
The man who said he was "out on a _
ark" was in reality "out on a swalow."
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South Carolina Stat
NOVEM
CHILDREN 5 Years of Ag
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On account of
jbjtle ntie C c
offers the above attractive
where the colored Fair of th
; Tickets sold for all trains
ed, returning, to reach or
Imidnightof November 11, 1!
llT. J. CHA.IG, JP. T. M.,
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If you grow peas a Star P
[f you use fertilizer see our
tiopper holds 100 Dounds. If
Deam plow stock will not breal
trices. Our offer to the reade
Star Pea Ma
,0-i7-i2t-eow Bennel
$S.^O frcm.
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GEORG1A-CL
NOVEMBE1
CHILDREN 5 Years of Ag
On account of
TTTE ATLANTIC C<
offers the above attractive
Georgia's famous Tourist Re
be held,attracting and enter
Tickets sold for all trains
limited'returning, to reach o
midnight of November 10, 1!
Make up a party, go see a
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BER 3-9, Inc.
e and under 12, HALF FARE.
:he above occasion the
ast Han.? IE3. 13.
round-trip rate to Columbia,
e year will be held.
November 3-9, inclusive, and limitiginal
starting?#oint not later than
m.
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ea Huller will please and pay you.
Force-Feed Wizard Distributor, the
you plow cotton ar.d corn, the steel
k or bend. Write us for circulars and
irs of this paper will interest you.
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?svi!le, S. C.
KIITaSTEEB
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FLORENCE,
^ROLINA FAIR,
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the above occasion
OAST LINE RAILROAD
e round-trip rate to Augusta,
sort, and where the above Fair will
taining thousands.
November 3 to 8. inclusive, and
riginal starting point not later than
)12.
nd be seen.
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