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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-17
Srieffaften.

8. 8. 8emper, Grste, Ne6r. @tl
fe6en ntGt re6t elm, NIT pel6em 8ehte Sit
an uns Sragen f~tellen, bu Sic 609 niGt I'M
fer AbOnnent ftnb. 4uBerOem tennen Sit
ia ipp6l bus Spri6nOrt: Sin Narr fam
me6r Srugen iteGen, ais 5e6n 8sife beunt=
tpprten fDnnen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-17

l1nfd6ig, bur9 geisBli9e Mittel Dem itf
INNER breiter mabenben Spieluntpelen 81
@fteuern; legten Sonntag fritz 5 nbr a9tbare
Burger bon @lmburit bic 8ranOfudel an
ben, gerabe iiber Die @ren3e BON @oofGountr
liegenoen Poolropm. 9as @ebGube purbe
pollftdnoig BON ben Slammen 5erftOrt UNI
biirfte Der angeri4tete S9aben $1,000 Be-
trdgen.
Den Nusfagen bes @G9ters pf. 8fifz
lingen unb ieines Sobnes gemdB, tpel@e
fpenige Minuten Dor Der &atairOpbe fi9 in
benz, benz 8erbenben getpeibten @ebGuoe auf=
hielten, nurben ite BON brei |bermummten
MGnnern g%e5pungen, bus @ebGube 81 per=
lafen, %porauf bas unbefannte SriD Die
81De an3iinbete. 9a bic 5euertpebr BON
@lmburt ni9t Die ~geringften Anitalten traf
benz Wut6en bes Seuerbdmons Gin6alt gu
g%ebieten, be3ei9net ni9ts, als pie rdud=
gef9pdrate Sriimmerbaufen bic StGtte,
pofel6it Die Spiel6ube, bic gum groBen
MiBpergniigen Der SpieB6iirger profefiO=
nelen Spielern, bic ben guten &uf Der
StaDt bur9 ibre bloBe Nntpeien6eit in MiB=
credit bra9ten, als 8enbe3oousplab biente,
ii9 erboben bate. Mer bic 8ranbitifter
paren, min Niemanb in @lmburt mifen,
bod tpirb ibre Shat augemsin gebiliet.
9ds berbrannte @ebGube befanb fi9 in
Maple 2eaf part an Der Gbicago Great
Weternz@iienbabn, ungefd6r cine Meile
b~iesfeits oon glmburft. Ser poolroom
nurbe Mnfang Sanuar trob Der protete Der
giirger, bic Elm uniiberipinbli9es @rauen
por alen groBftGbtii9en 2aItern BADEN, err
ri9tet unb tpurbe feitoem BON iebem lofaGz
patriotil9 8iirger ols Der @9anbfled
@lmburit's betra9tet. SSn Der bergangenen
Wo6e lpuroe cine gut bOrbereitete Gaaaia
auf bic Spiel6ube unternommen, bD9 gillette
es alien, bis auf feds, gu entfommen. Ote
8erbdfteten, unter pel9en it3 Elm g%etpifer
8arneD 3a9arids befinbet, BON nel9em
man dnnimmt, baB er elmer Der Spielbuben=
be1iber unb bic Seele bes 11nterne6mens 1et,
tperben am Sreitag benz &i9ter 9e @oli
in WbeatOn, BON benz AUDI Die 9aftbefeble
eripirtt purOen, Dorgefibrt perben. @ls
Nnfldger tpirb Der 8rGfibent Der Ortsbez
bOrbe bon @lmburit $. 8. @1Os, auftreten.
9os e~raielte Refultat befriebigte bic Db Der
Spielergeie1i9aft erbittsrten 8iirger @lm=
burft's tsinsstpegs un9I tpurben I4on bamalS
8inte gegeben, baB zines 14Dnen Cages bic
satansburs mittelft 5euers bonn @rbboben
bertilgt perben piirbe, 0as @intreffen BET
prOpbe5eiung Fat augeni4einIi3 audi Nie=
manb iiberrai4t unb .qlgemein ungetbeilten
9eifaa ~gefunben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-17
menn Gas RIeine Sdbnt,

10 perldumt ni6t, bas alte unb mobl erprobte
9iilfsmittel fir baS l3obnen Der SinOer,
msn6em. ST. berlbigt 6os Stub, erwei6t 6as
3abnfleti9, b%eieitlst ale @9mer5en, furirt
@inbtolif unb lit bos bette Wtittel seset
Diarrboe. Siinfunb5won3is @erts bic 6lai9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-17

usaInatOr"" 1tno uSatrif6".
&cine Matsbtcre, eeDraatt pot oer
Gonr. Setpp Sreap9. &c., fist0 Dier=
astt beitetss entpfobteu. STA 1IaiGett
mao S6Herat' sn babcn. telephone
go. $780, SottIin9 9epttt. 80. 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-17
J%clter0otl1on,
mitthete wieoer int 6eihdfts=
centrum Der Staot.
uier Danfer oft Maoifon StraBe
uon ibm beimQrtud)t.
Dret Dauon werOen febr (dJltmnt
mttgenommen.
Cine grOBe Nn5abl Gei6Gftstirutet
i6wer gcldaOigt.
Der &efaunmtperrnG miro anf etpa
$4,000 gefG6tf.

Gin Gaft oes 2lrgYIe RoteIs pom Rau@ hbers
manut nno nur nit mliihe %oerettet. =
Der Seuermehrmaru John &aceY onrdl
fauenoe G!asiberbeu fdwer pcrIebt. =
Qad ctpa einfiroieer onectreueter
&oidorbeit wuroe oas Sener inter Gon-
trole debrabt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-17

- unIere GorreIpOnbeuten unO 4genten
beiu9en Die fOigenDen Staaten:
9err Paul 5riebel bic Staaten Soma unb
9}inneiptd.
9err 5reb G&erf ben Stat @isconIin
unb ben norOpeFGi9en She'll BON Mi6iaaa.
Serr 9enrp G9oal ben Stuat SnOianu.
6err NOOlf @ernsr Die Staten SeTa5
nno 2Outftdna.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-17
Origineue Selbdbilte.
Die Glmhurfer mi6en iid oie9a=
5aroipieler pom Setbe 81 halten.
Steden ben nBOulroOm" TT 8raao.

Oas seraoe all DER 6ren3e Goof GountY's
Iieeenoe Gebduoe pollidnois eineez
dfdert. - Die Seuerwehr ron Glmhnrf
Id6t ole Suoe bis auf ole Salfen nieoers
bremen. - Drei permummte Wdnner
ia9cn oen mddter sum Raufe binaus
uno leeen Ole Sranofadel an. Dcr
ole Sranofifter waren, wci6 III Glm=
hurit Uiemano.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-17

Ia9 beionberer uebereinfunFt bat bic
German Americon pub[iibing So. in Sos
&n9eIes, @uIif., uniere 8ertretung fir gez
nannte 9taot unb 9Ib@GaItfOrnien iiber=
noutmen unb Tinb beren 8ertreter beredttQt,
QLbonnementsgeIber al toleftiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-17
Ialtbliitt9er Moro.
8lutfcene auf Ger Safe 5ront am
6nbe Der 9arriion StraBe.
Ser MOrOer III Saft.

Gin Disput iiber oeu 2nardismus per-
anla6t oen 5taIiener Sernasconi, feiz
men $anosmonn Wi1etti nieoer3ufnal.
len. - Der 6etrofene ftirbt fur3 nadI
feiner Iufnahme i'm County ospitai.-
Die ausreoe oes Sdie6boloes, oa6 fem
Geener ibn su eiuem Ouel herausfor
ocrte, idetnt haItlos, Ga oerfeIbe allen
2nideiu nad nidt bewafnet war.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-17
5wei oeutidle Ghepaare feiern
tbr 5Ojdhri9es Ghejubildum.
Grbe6erOe Teiern BEG @cbenftases.

2m II. Scbruar 1847 wuroe in Chicago 6err
Scrnbaro U%ietidmaun nit ieiner 6attin
n~Iareoretha, mo an oemfeIben Gage in
Koniesber9 6err Charles 3. Don Sufos
pib nit ieirer 6attm -Johauna e~etraut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-17

SIN &reiIe i6rer &inber unb @ntelfinoer,
fotpie elmer tleinen allserleIenen @sIelf6aftt
intimerer Sreunbe feierte am 9onner1tag
bas ELECTROMAGNETIC @bepaar in fetnem toz
1igen 0eim, No,1616 Oiperfep 8lob., ben@ez
benttug ieines finf3i9id6ri9en G%be6unbes.
Ous Sl16elpaar erfreut ii6 trOb feiaes bp6sn
Offers nod Der gr0Bten 9iiitigfeit unb bl;s6
an ieinem @6rentage an Srobiinn
unb 6ettertsit in feinsr 8e5iebuag bintsr
Ieinen an Sa9ren %iingeren 9G1ten 5uriiG.
!0err 8ern6arb Niet19mann tpurbe nor
70 Sa6ren gu Meimar IN Seuti9lanb se@
bpren unb fam i'm Sabre 1843 na9 &meritd,
unb 3tpar gleih nu9 Gbicugo, Oas ieitoem
feline apsite 9eimatb blieb unb an DeIlen
@ebeiben er nader mttbalf. Seine Satin
Margaretba, geborene 0eltpo, 1T eine
Sriererin. sic lit SO Sabre alt unb fun
i'm Sabre 1916 nab Mmertta. Nm IL.
Sebruar 1847 i6loB bas paar in Chicago
ben 8unb fir's 2eber. gs arbeitete tpader
5uiammen, unb Der @rfolg blieb bdber nicht
aus. 8eioe ertparben itb Die %un6eoingte M9=
tung i6rer Mitbiirger unb tOnnen u III
ibrem Otter i'm &retfe ibrer NngebDrtJen
BON bes 2e6ens Mii6e unb Nrbeit bebagtib
ausruben.
9err Niet19mann bat tpd6renb fsines 55z
iGbrtgen Qufent6altes in Chicago oeri6isz
bene politii9e unb @6rendmter b%efletoet.
90 nurbe ct 19on bor 40 Sabren gum
Collector bes NorbzSpipn ertpdblt. Sarge
3eit mar er 0ann @ef9dftsfibrer in
8ran6's. 9aGe. 8or etpa 10 sSabren sog
er it9 gang in 6as 9rtoatleben suriid. Muf
Dem Set Der often Mn1tebler i'm SATIRE
1894 er6ielt er bic golbene WebaiQe als Gfz
letter beutI6er 9tniieDler G6icago's; auBer@
Dem lit er i'm 8aIib Der golbsnen MebaiQs,
pelde uuf einem Der MniieoGerfefte Dem G1=
teten belttI&en 8eamten gepibmet purbe.
gu benz Subelfeite batten ii9
Der Sp6n bes 9aores, Ml6. NietI9mann,
Iotpie Die SD9ter: Srau Carrie Metrts,
Srau @nrie @9peim, Jrau SuIia Draper
unb Srau 4mulia S@ubma6er; ferner bic
G11teltt1tSer: gilbert unD Ep1e 0er1r1drn;
8ernbarb, Walter unb &apmonb Ntetf9-
mann; Senrp unb Nrtbur S9peim, fopie
@nba unb Clara S9ubma6er eingefunbegl.
Bon -anbsren @diten tparer augegen: ST.
&eprGfentant CHARLES s. S9arlau nebit
@emablin mno So6ter, Nlberman Gep,
MugGer nebft @emablin, 9enrp Mugler nebft
9emabIin unb Sobn, 9err Seberlein unb
9emaglin, 6err 6ammer unb @emablin,
9err gilbert 2ebber nebit @ema6Gi, unb
Scooter, 9err Selm ureb @emablin, 5rau
@rpelOing, Srau Murb Mu9ler, Srau Gb.
3eib, Srau Otto 3eib, Srdu 81. 8oales,
Srou @roB, Srou 8oebner, 5rou George
9ilberbre9t unb SRI. 8. Bopp. @n Der 5eit=
tdfel 6ra9ten SON. G6arles s. @9atldll
unb Nlb. Mugler Die Soafte ouf bas SSubelz
paar aus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-02-17

Sn Der Stride an Der @de Der gbicago
Nbe. unb Der Ga SaIe ctr. fanb an bemielz
ben Sage Die golbene 6oh3eit bes @bepuares
@barles 8. unb Sobanna BON 2utoptb ftatt,
5u Der mebr als 200 Nnge6Drige, SreunOe
unb 8etannte bes o~Subelpaares erf9tenet
tparen. 9as Baar cling am II. Ssbruur
1847 gu &Onigsberg in SfpreuBen Der
8urb fir bas 2eben elm unb fam bret Sabre
1pdter na9 Mmerita. 9err bon Qufopih
g%riinbete 5uerit in 9ennfploanien Elm Sc
19dft unb maAte bann ben 8iirgertrieg nit
GROCER Mus5eibnung NIT. Inter prdfibent
Grant erbielt er Elm Nmt i'm Sinan5miniite=
RUM, bas er bon 1868 Bis 1880 be6ielt.
Damn fam er nit feiner Samtlte nab Gbi=
caeo unb fanb BEL Maribaa Sielb &c 81.
cine Nnltellung, bic er II Sabre treu UNI
ebrli9 Derfab, bts er tiir5li3 peniionir1
tpurbe. Gr lit Il Sabre alt.
9as Subelpaar fiat brei &inber, 16 Gntelz
timber urb 5tpet urenteltinber, bic ii9 aGc
eingefunben batten, linn lire aufri9tigiten
@liidniinf9e oaroubrtngen.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-01
Educate Yorr Bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Catharic. cure constipation forever.
10c, 25c. If C. G. fail, druggists refund money.

Some of the ordinary express
ions of the Chinese are pointedly
sarcastic enough. A clustering,
harmless fellow they call "a paper
tiger" When a man values HIM
self overmuch. they compare him
TO s'a ra, falling into a scale, and
weighing itself" OVERRIDING a
thing they call ga hunchback
making a bow" A spend'hritt
they compare to "a rocket" which
goes off at once. Those who eX-
pend their charity on remote OBJ
jects, but neglect their famil.::-, are
said 10 chang lantern on pole
which is seen afar, but gives no
light below" New York Ledger
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-01
A north TeAas dafkeH went te

A north Texas dafkeS went to
a justice OF the peace and desir-
ed him 10 arrest his wife. When
asked what was the otfense, he
said she ate so much that he could
not stand it. and must get rid OF
her. She weighed two hundred
bounds, he said. and in seven
wears had borne him eleven chill
dren, all with appetites like her
own. A neighbCr, who was with
him asserted that he saw the wo-
man, unassisted. at one meal
dispose Of three pounds of meat,
a peck beans, five ponnes of corn
bread, one-half peck of onions
and two quarts OF bntiermilk.
When told that the justice could
do nothing for him, the unIucky
darky went away very much down.
ca"t.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-01
JOHN SONS
CHILL AND
FEVER TONIC
Cures Fever
In One Day.
Beware of Ointment for catarrh that
Contain Mercury,


AS mercury will surely destroy
the sense of smell and completely
derange the whole system when
entering it through the mucous sur
face, such aticles should never be
used except on prescristions from
reputable physicians, as the dam
age they will do is ten fold to the
goo6 you can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufac
tured by F. J. Cheney &C.,, Toledo,
o., contains no mercury. and is tax
ell internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system, In buying Halls Ca
tarrh Cure be sure you get the gen
uine. IT is taken internally and is
is made in Toledo, Ohio, by +. j.
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Co. Sold by all Druggist, price per
bottle,7 ,75c.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-01
JohnsOn's Chill and Fe"
yer Tonic is a ONE-DAY
Cure. 1t cures the most
stubborn case of Fever in
n Hours.

DR.. Penjamin Franklin wrote
that he received a very useful
lesson from Cotton Mather.
He said to his son. The last
time 1 saw your father was IN
1924. On taking my leave, he
showed me a shorter way out Of
the house, through narrow pas
sage. which was crossed by beam
overhead.
We were still talking as / with
drew he accompanying me be-
hind, and | turning towards him;
when he said hastily, "stoop
sloopP'
did not understand him till
l felt my head hit against the
beam.
He was a man who never miss
ed an occasion of giving instruc-
ton; and upon this he said TO me:
"You are young and have the
world before you, "stoop as YOU
60 through it, and you will miss
many hard thumDs." This advice
thus beat into my head, has fire.
quently been Of use to me; and |
often think of it when | see pride
mortified, and misfortunes brought
upon people by carrying their
heads too high"
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-01
LAKE CITY.

NJ. J. Buckner Floyd, Of Oar
lington spent last TUESDAY in
town.
Mr.. IL. II. Sirgletary shipped a
nice lot of mutton corn TO the
market last Tuesday.
Mr.. Louis Gilland spent last
Sunday in town.
Miss Cecil Severance, of this
place. is spending some time in
Lanes visiting her sister, Miss
Erwin Severance.
Miss Retlie Dukes, who has
been visiting Miss Vonnie Single
tary for the past two weeks, re
turned TO her home at Liberty
last Sunday afternoon.
Ed. Shaw. enroule to Darlington
stopped over and spent few
days among us last week. Mr..
Shaw is a lively good natured
Young fellow and an up to da'e e
newspaper man.
Mr.. Dan Cooper, of Indiantown,
after spending several days visi-
ting Mr.. B. l.. Singletary of this
place, returned to his home Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. Max Rich, who has been
quite sick for the past week with
fever, we are glad to report is up
and able to be out again.
Miss Eva Stuckey, of this place,
left last week to spend sometime
with relatives at her old home in
Lexington.
Miss Ella Watson and Bessie
Hill, after spending some time
visiting Miss Mollie Blackwell, OF
this place, returned to their home
in Darlington Tuesday morning.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-01

The military court of inquiry
which was TO look into the mat
ter OF The riot on the South Car
'oiina College grounds completed
lie labors last week and filed its
report with the commander in
chief. The report placed the
entire blame upon adjutant-gen.
erak Watts. and recommended
that he be severely reprimanded;
also that private Flshburne be
discharged from the military of
The State, ana that private Dun
1ling be reprimanded. The Gov
ernor has issued a general order
slischarging Mr.. Fishburne, and
commanding the captain of the
sDmpaay to which private Dun
ming beloug to issue an order rep
ri.psndipg that gentleman, but
says nothing about Gen Watts,
giving as his 'eason that the leg
isIatnre Will punish him. Thus
ii is always; the poor rrlvates
suffer for obeylng the orders of
their.snperiors, while the officers
themselves escape punishment.
The Legislature will hardly do
anything TO Gen. Watts.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-01
Letters from the People.
ADVERTISEMENT

ADVERTISEMENT
Mr.. Editor:-I am a straight in
in the middle-of.the road populfst
and want to know what the
boys are doing all over the coun
try. but / am not able to pay for
several leading reform papers.
though want to read them every
week. Can you tell me the best
plan to get them!
Answer, If you will write en-
closing a stamp TO the National
Reform Paper Club, No. Z, care
Peoples Party Paper, Atlant a,
Ga. they will send you their club
bing list, through which you can
get almost every book and paper
printed in the United States at
the lowest wholesale price. If
you are a subscriber to this paper
and will mention this paper when
you write, we have made arrange
ments whereby yoI will be given
an annual membership in the
club absolutely free: (The reg
ular fee is one dollar for each
menber.) This offer is good for
only few weeks. The club
handles all kinds of reform books
and papers and through its hun
dreds of agents working in every
county and are disposing of thou
sands of books-hence its mem
bers get'in on the ground floor
and buy at wholesale prices. {.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-01

In another column will be found
the announcement of Mr.. Daniel j.
Eradham for Congress from the
Sixth district. Mr.. Bradham is well
known to the greater number of
our subscribers either personally or
by reputation. He has recently
had q newspaper controversy with
Eongressman Stokes in which he
fully explained his position on ma
tionaI affairs and his announce
sinent now speaks for itself.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-01
Bridge to Let.
Office of County Supervisory
Williamsburg County, Z
Kingstree. 5. c., June II. 1917

ON Tuesday, the 9th day of July
next, at IL o'clock a. NJ, the County Su-
pcrvisor will meet with the chairmen of
the boards from Hope and King town.
ship at the bridge across Black River at
KingStrpe, to let contract to rebuild the
River bridge. and to lie: contract to re-
pair the Lake bridge at said place.
Specifications caIfbe seen. and sealed
bids will be received on day of meeting.
B. B. CHANDLER,
County Supervisor.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-01

II requires money to run a
newspaper just as much as it
does to conduct any other busi-
ness. and we would appreciate it
If those who have not paid their
subscription to the County Re
cord would DO so at once. About
two weeks ago we mailed quite a
number of bills to subscribers
residing outside the county, and
up to this writing We have not
received money enough to pay
the postage on them. TO those
who received bills we will say
right now that We cannot car
nv them on credit for any indet-
mite time, and if we do not hear
from them before we issue the
next paper, they vii! be strick
en- from our maii-list. If you
cannot pay all now, pay what
yon can-we do not expect impos
sibllities. If you do not care for
the paper just send us twenty
five cents Tor the past three
months subscription and tell us
to stop it. We do not
want to force it upon anybody,
only let us know if yoC do not
want it, but never fail to remit
back dues when ordering your
name dropped
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-01
JOHNS ON'S
CHILL AND
FEVER TONIC
Cures Fever
In One Day.

Russia produces eight bushels
of wheat to the acre and might
produce twice or three times that
quanty if the cultivation were as
careful and systematic as in Ger
many es France.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-01

The Columbia Record thinks
that the Congressional contest
in the Sixth District will be more
Interesting than the Senatorial
eleciion, Well, we don't doubt
III form the race for the Senate
McLaurin will have nearly every
thing bis ownS way; but in the
Congressional fight no one will
have q walk-over. Until the
ballots are counted it will be
pretty hard to tell who is in the
lead
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-01
Why take J0hns0n's
Chill & Fever Tonic?
Because it cures the
most stubborn case
ofFever i'm ONEDAY.

Mr.. C. l.. Hasbrouck, a druggist
at Mendon,. Mich, says all OF the
good testimonials that have been
published by the manufacturers Of
Chamberiain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy could be 1u-
plicated in that town. For sale by
Dr.. w. L. Wallace, pruggist.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-01

If you want a pair of boots to last
four years, melt and mix four
ounces of mutton tallow; apply,
the mixture while warm, and rub
It in vs |; and then put lhs bopis
in some closet, and-go barefoot.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-01
ANNOUNCEMENT,
ITO THE PEOPLE OF THE

i 9th Congressional District OF
South Carolina: | never eXpec-
ted TO become a candidate for
Congress, as my political ambi
tons have Only been to serve the
people Of Clarendon, who have
never refused to honor me. The
numerous letters. however, which
| am receiving, not only from the
9th district. but other parts OF
the Site, convince me that 1t Is
my dn,y not to disappoint the ex-
peclalions of my friends. | de-
sire. therefore, to announce that
[ will be a candidate for Con
gress.
1t is not to be expected for
many years at least that the 9th
district will secure another Rep
resenta,ive who win rival in bril-
liancv. tact and force the Hon
John l.. McLaurin, but | can at
least claim lnat am in thorough
accord with him upon all national
questions. and that if elected my
personal and political relations
with our Senators will enable us
all to work in perfect harmony
for the interests of South Carroll
ma.
have for several years kept
close track of all national legisla-
ton and | believe that our hep-
resentatives are credit TO our
State, and | also firmly believe
that the attitu of our Senators
recently upon the tariff question
marks new era in politics which
will be productive Of great good
TO the South.
We have been. preaching for
years that money and not the
tariff was the paramont Issue.
The old political hacks in both
parties have forced the tariff as
an issue, and to lillman and Nc
Laurin is due the credit, more
than any two men in the United
Slater of eliminating the tariff as
an lssne and forcing the next
campaign to be pitched upon an
issue that will make the Democra-
tic party triumphant.
Ny views were recently en-
pressed in a public correspon-
dence, and l shall take occasion
TO more fully expound them IN The
campaign. / am a firm believer
in the doctrine of "equal rights
to all and special privileges 10
none, a principle of the Reform
Movement which all must recog
nize as just. I am glad TO fee
that the factional divisions. which
heretofore existed, are now 9
thing of the past, and that the
people have been educated tc
vote their convictions at the bal
lot box.
Many of the causes of loca
dissension have been eliminated
during the past few years; the
divisions are now upon broad line:
of national policr,and the people
should be sure to have Represen
tatives in thorough accord with
present conditions. Some o.
those who were opposed to us or
local issues are with us on nation
al issues.
There are humber Of 'good
men in the race. Ii am elected
shall esteem il a high honor
and if defeated shall not "sulk
in the tent" but continue 10 work
for the platform of principles sc
gallantly maintained bv tina,
greatest of leaders-William Jen
nings Bryan
Respectfully,
DANIEL j. BRADHAM.
Manning. S. G.. June %. 1897.
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WHAT TO DO.

There is comfort in the knowl-
edge so often expressed, that DR..
Kilmer's Sw"mp-Root, the great
kid~ey remedy tulfills every wish
in lieying pain in The back kid
neys, liver, bladder and evers
part OF the Urinary passenger. II
correcis inability 10 hold urine
and scalfiing pain in passing it, or
bad effects following use Of liquor,
vine or beer, aud ovvrorBes that
unpleasant necessity of being COM
PEELED to gel mp many times dur
ing the night TO urinate- The
mild and The extraordinary effect
of Swamp Root is soon realized.
1t stands the highest for its won-
5derful cures of the most distress
ing cases. If you need medi.
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Sold by draggist, price fifty cents
and one dollar. You may have =
sample bottle and pamphlet both
sent free by mail. Mention
The County Record and send vonr
address to DR.. Kilmer & Co, Bing
hamton. N. Y. The propritors Of
this paper guarantee tEe genuine
ness OF this Offer.
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II is remarkable that some men
will freely spend the last red cent
the have for whiskey. get drunk
and have the headache and feel
awful sick, and then swear that
they are not able to pay for their
county paper. Lots of them do
II
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-01
ANNOUNCEMENT.

l hereby announce myself a
candidate for Congress from the
Sixth Congressional District of
South Carolina, subject to the rules
of the Democratic Party.
FERD ID. BRYANT.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-07-01
Nosr,re. No Paw.

That is the way all druggists sell
Groves Tasteless Chill, Tonic for
Chile and Malaria. Ii is simply
Iron and Qpinine in Il tasteless
form. ChifiMen love it. Adults
prefer it to Bitter, naiseatihg Tom
les. Prica,,5Dc