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was accursed. and as II everyone who
left It was false to II. There was Dick
simmons. for example. who left his
mother praying for his prosperity. ana
who had seemed the tenderest OF sons.
but who had not sent word home In
years. The distant city had swallowed
aim up. There wns Enoch Brand. who
went away to make n home for his
sweetheart. Vivian Oxford. and who
lent no word and returned no more.
There was John Harrison. who prom
Iscd to send his father the money to
raise the mortgage on the old place.
but who forgot to keep his word. But
1t is foolish to cite the cases. 1t
seemed us II there never had been n
community with so much reason for
bitterness of spirit as that OF lieldar.
The worst OF 1t, for sensitive souls.
,ometimes seemed to be the fixed de-
light which Patsy Null took in these
1isappointmcnts. The sardonic smirk
ipon her face would be emphasized
when the anxious watcher for the ex-
pected letter would be turned from
The window empty handed day after
lay. She almost never spoke. she
merely shook her head or nodded 1t.
She asked no questions. but everyone
was aware that she kept abreast with
Tho doings in the town. Little went
On that wns not talked over In the
postofiicc. and II Patsy was economical
With her voice she was prodigal with
acr curiosity.
There were certain fnnciful women
who said that 1t seemed as II Patsy
was sort of evil spirit who brooded
over the town. 1t seemed as III she
had hunger for disappointment, ana
enjoyed seeing her neighbors suifer'
Her little eyes. which were too close
together, shone with vicious bright
neas when she heard that another loV-
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In dairy matters In Denmark. Norway.
New Zealand and the United States.
While progressive he Is conservative.
and Is not easily led to indorse new
things till he Is thoroughly convinced
OF their utility. Illinois needs u
strong man In the Office Of assistant
commissioner. which Office Is supposed
to be filed by first-class dairy ex-
pert.
Another gratifying thing about the
appointment OF Mr.. Monrad Is that 1t
Is In no sense a political appointment
This 10 an indication that the commits
sion is to be run for real effectiveness
The mass OF work to be done In I'LL
nois requires the best talent that can
be secured irrespective Of party. and
the sentiment OF the people should be
expressed In favor OF keeping. rs much
as possible. partisan politics out OF It.
Illinois has the reputation Of being
the state In which more nduiterated
products are made than any other state
in the Union. It is charged that I'LL
nois has had more to do with ruin
Ing our foreign markets for dairy
goods than any other state In the
Union. and II Is TO be hoped that a
reform Is to follow. Every farmer In
Illinois should do his utmost to uphold
the hands OF Mr.. Jones and Mr.. Nor
rad,
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nus THE x-RATs'

L,,...,... .,, s..,. a similar '''
.''.s ."pIf +. Baker OF the he
st :, sfss.a sfSssss.aa.ylvanIa' has has 'lhst ,sat
Didg = y! xrsy S' fams, II not .adn3TSr aGone
[lessa Mi Philadelphia Inquirer, la,a
e ~, :, nv was The flrs' dsa,a. 'si,,S.
O. f.;.,,',S 4 apparently .pl,,.Ius OPAQUE
- nSs'J ". Jltsuly OF securing ~
9. " m 10 ortainty and an DIS dls,
y lssI ~ ss system. Professor ,,s"E
y ~ ,sDoanc.s .gS that y'.,iasnSs by means
~. .,,sspi' III radlum, di'cGysFTa ,I, ~
y 80 s',.s !, ID a manner similar ,lar
~ : he May p'o'''' III WIZ
.SI. discovery is plain
2. - : lave followed ms'il' meal.
- n n ,Icw process reGu,5,, G,!.I,,,
y,, q, NH be done away WIN
" W i.s:aiIres al secured ,,,S, in so
=, I, lime that the patient
IN q fs.S.s.anOIC,l Y, siii, by the work; ,iT
,.,,sI q the delicate anu
- s.,iI spTsra,as now regu,T' gi.T
:. 80 y ,sIium will b. substl'
~. /. zs:si has the peculiar
J.iI,,ln. an Invisible glow
,s..iT ySlates one OF the ele'
<sT,s,pAys!cs In that II does
8. 4, ps5,osraphatic power
:. tsg !0sc Il by cal'ch'
klL tAgplOrc. far more eco
IN =. ,Aia ihr Bocntsen ray
,,t,r, r.dy. requiring no
,r,..-sst The body through
Z, ,.f.1.raph is TO h. made
-s,Era a plate Of the metal
, s.silre Photographic plate.
= as-, thr time required Is
nlnuta. The l.adluii
rts,rs,ly easy TO prepare
-, q tie lad effects. such
r..fsI H!icFlns. which gen
f-c;asy May work.
-, Eiifr Is TO b. sincerely
e! G the results Of his cS'
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l-a.sJ lacrcisins business
lao R has ncechsiiatcd
|s-I s!4IiI0nS TO the ielc-
Ira Dsrias the pas; year
k.s -Ea Of copper wire. l66
ss ., ale. have been strung.
|suku sS,a placed In service
Esn=o,s anI Pl;tsburg. Bal
! ri rlyf,SbGrE. Newark. o.
b. F.IAIs!pA!a TO Newark.
! Ii . Cumberland and Cum
( . sahoa. During the sum
Va, Z iAese ~lrcs were quad
is,usa Rll;lmo:c and Cum
ke. t:;l'Itd Sesi-
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ASrfcalluHAl Nnlsa.

To what extent drain tile was pull
verified by the hard freezes OF last
winter Is not yet apparent. Inquiries
sent out by the Farmers Review re-
ycalcd the fact that most farmers do
not know whether their drains have
been injured or not. The compare
lively dry fall has no, put them to the
test Should VIC have a wet winter
We would probably find out II the
drains are in condition to carry OF
water or not. II Is not necessary that
the whole line OF drain be broken up
TO render It useless. A rod or two
thoroughly pulvcrizcd does much to
render the whole incapable OF carry
ing OF water. Perhaps 1t would have
been n good idea II farmers with large
quantities OF tiled land had made some
examination with the object OF finding
out its true condition. The loss to a
single crop through n disintcsratsd
drain may be large. and in addition
large areas OF land may be rendered
unpiowablc in the spring Just at the
time It is most necessary to get onto
the land.
Prize corn crops are not always
what they appear to be. There are
corn crops and corn crops. 1t Is pos
sible for two men to raise each 100
bushels OF corn to the acre and yet
have one man raise twice us much
corn to the acre as the other. This
appears paradoxical. but is easily
explained. One man may plant his
corn at such n late day that 1t will
become only well glazed at the time
It has to be gathered for exhibitions:
while the other man may plant his
corn early and thy give 1t time to
thoroughly mature before 1t must be
gathered. Corn gathered Just after
the roasting-ear period is very heavy.
and will at that time sometimes weigh
double what II will when II has been
well dried. This Is the secret OF some
Of the enormous yields of corn that
have been recently reported. The fig
ures that claim yields per acre well
up to the 20O-bushel mark are based
on weighed and not measured bushels.
Inspect that same sprize corn few
months after 1t has been gathered. and
II will be found looking very shaky.
Every kernel will be found standing
by itself and with an abundance OF
room between 1t and its neighbors.
Really such prize corn does not I'LL the
requirements, or should not. The
water content of corn should be taken
into consideration. and we are not sure
nat 1t would not be n good idea to
ma !e each sample entered analyzed
for its water content. and this analy-
sis be taken into consideration when
making the awards.
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Teoslntc

Herewith We illustrate toosIntc. The
explanation OF the plate Is: "a" one OF
the ears enclosed by the husk: 3D." the
same with portion OF the husk show
Ing the grains: &C" and ID" views OF
the grain.
The scicntiac name OF this plant is
Euchlocnn luSurIans. This Is grass
Of tropical nativity and much rtscm-
bles Indian corn. I; is said to have
been introduced into this country from
Central or South America, though II
was arSt cultivated In Australia
In It's native habit as II grows
freely and often at;aIns height
OF from 10 to IL feet In few months.
IL suckers out or tIllcrs TO n remark
able degree. often as many rs thirty to
hfiy suckers sprinsinS from single
stalk. In this country tho climate Is
not hot enough. neither are the seasons
long enough TO r!pcn the seed. except In
n very few places. While this Is true.
II does we'll as n fodder plant aS far
north as Pennsylvania and Kansas.
In some OF our more southern states
Il has given larger yields than any 9th
cr forage plant Georgia reported
yield OF 10 tons to the acre. M!sSsssip-
pi 2: tons TO the acre. but n, the Louis
lana station Il yielded over 30 tons per
acre. To succccd we'll I; needs abund-
ant moisture. a srca; deal OF heat. rich
soil and n long season. II Is useless
to plant Il where these conditions can
not be had. II cut when II reaches four
or Ave feet In height 1, makes excellent
fodder. II allowed TO grow till oeio-
bcr II mikes good plant for the silo.
Its value as a so!i!ns crop may be seen
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.p,.- uu,y q, HINT.

Remember" said the young man
with the downy mustache and the for
eign title, 81 am not fortune hunter
NO" answered Mr.. Cumrox. gloom
,ly Il discovered that shortly after
became your father-in-law. You pro-
nose to sit still and have the fortune
walk into your bank account You
won't do anything SO fatiguing as to
get up and hunt It."
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A (:Dol AppoIntmcI,

Mr.. J. II. Monrad has been appointed
assistant dairy and food commissioner
of Illinois. The appointment is good
one All who know Mr., Monrad be-
lieve that he will discharge every duty
faithfully. AS n dairy expert he is
known on both sides of the Atlantic
anc Pacific. He has had experience
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-01-04

=. ~ sstiiaiio1s TO Christmas
sisis AZ yog s0inCT' That's
~ r.1iila think menu
~ = ,fhi with each invita-.
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p y CaizfTh or Cold In Head
~ All druggists refund
sttAi 70 relieve s5c and iOc,
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ae any stock In these goose.
- =. Vel, the weather al.
- tlEc moderated after
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rs-ti Fts Ne hardly slept.
g Z iaisihs quite adept.
u be- from foot to head.
x Natt1 ksapci each bed.
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L lltl..a liplaln.aI.

h. ct slzs yol arr singing.
IL Home Whtrv'Cr the
- ~ That's the reason
- sas 4rtt ~ " hr wanted 10
! lin :. ~ TIM. is ltT
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by the fact that the 5o-;on per acre
crop raised at the Louisiana station
was sold to dairymcn at the rate Of
So per ton.
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!ua uEr ImAI poEs CrHr.
nY.s-a. In. tFf.s

ef=s gst!se Tablets rrmoyrs
p ~ i-1s5rs Ia Gr,pp-. l.. ".
ss-i i g tsgh bgI. .sc.
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Mrs. nr,akfa.t Cocoa
" - ~ "a. 90 CsatACna. Nats
Va fl.sif 4 c. ia. bgfrkssssF. Mas.
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Have the wool in good condition
without any tags in the ilceces.
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Ecighboring Flocks.-with but one
or two small fiocks in neighborhood
there is sometimes lack of buyers for
both wool and mutton. but as ilocks in
crease in size and number this din
Guilty will be largely overcome. An
other advantage in being In a neigh
borhood where there are many small
flocks is that rams can be exchanged
frequently to good advantage: again.
dogs never trouble SO much. and IL
they do. their depredations are more
scattered. A neighborhood pretty well
stocked with profitable sheep is not as
likely to be overrun with Improbable
dogs as one is where sheep are scarce.
There, too. is more or less competition
to see who has the bcst-looking flock.
rs well as the best-payipg one, and the
per cent of increase Is watched more
closely when nearby shepherds keep
track of the lambing time.-Ex.
Our Butter" In Cuba.-American
butter sells for less in the Cuban mar
ket than butter from France, Holland
and Denmark. And yet American but
ter Is generally better than that COM
ing from the other countries. The
trouble is that oleomargarine and
other mutations are sold in Cuba as
American butter. 1t is precisely the
same dishonest methods which have
so greatly injured the American butter
trade in Europe. When our govern
ment stops this fraudulent trade,
&v,orjcop hu.ter and rhepge will coll
again in the markets of the world at
prices as high as similar articles from
other countries. This dishonest prac-
tice on the part of exporters not only
disgraces the United States. but 1t
takes millions of dollars annually out
of the farmers pockets, by depreciat-
ing the value Of their products.-Phil-
adelphia Press.
Have the wool in good condition
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''''''' Ibis i;sIpsa'' rspss. H'ail'
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-23
A Mother Tells How she Saved her
Little Daughters Life.

az the mother OF eight children
and have mad great deal Of experience
with medicines. Last summer my lit
tie daughter had the dysentery in its
worst form. We thought she would
die. | tried everything could think
OF. but nothing seemed to do her any
good. saw by al advertisement in
our paper that Ch1m5erlaIn's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was
highly recommended and sent and got
Il bottle at once. 1t proved to be one
of the very best medicines we ever had
in the house. 1t saved my little daugh-
t'r's life. | am anxious for every
mother TO known what al excellent
madeleine it is. Had | known it at
firstit would haye saved me. a great
deaf Of anxiety and my little duoghter
much suffering. - Yours truly. Mrs.
Geo. F. Burdick Liberty: +. t.. For
sale by Dr. b. c, scott -.
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Perseverance ovescomes -obsla"-,
les. 1t has even been, known. Lea.
overcome obstinacy.

The wolfe III the fable put on shee';- :
clothing because if he travelled on EI- ;
own reputation he couldn't aecompli-',.
his purpose. Counterfcite2s Of p-..,.
Wits Witch Hazel SalSe couldn'! =~ :. |
their worthless salyes on their meEl;...
50 theypu them in boxes and wraDIeyr 1;
like DeWitt's. Look out for ta@@::@a =.
Take only DeWitts Witch lIa=sl SaiS. ?.
1t cures piles and all skin diSeas-.- q,
Wallace & johnson.
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II home were always where the
heart is, the mints would have to
GO into the hotel business.
THAT THROBRiNG HEADACHE
WouidqGiekly leave you, II yoU used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. ThouS-
ands Of sufferers have proved rbeir
matchlcss merit for sick and nervous
Headaches. They make pure blood
and build up your health. Only p
cents. Money back il not cured. Sold
by Wallace & Johnson druggists
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In Iadia. the land of famine, thOuS-
andS die becail$e they cannot obtain
food. In America, the land Of plenty,
many suffer and die because they can
not digest the food they cat. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure digestS what you eat.
1t Instantly relieves and radically cures
all stomach troubles. Wallace * John
son.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-23
Some people ars so versatile
that they make diffe,entkInds OF
fools of themselves every day.

..Chinesa are dangerous enemies. FOX
they are treacher9uS. That's why all
couuterfeits Of DcWitt,s Witch lia2ci
Salve arc dangerous. They look like
Dewitt 5, but instead of the all-Eea!~
ing witch hazel.thcy al contain ingrc
GieEts liable to irrita5c the skin and
cause blood poisoning. For piles, IN
iuries and skin diseases use the ori@i-
ral and genuine DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salye. Wallace & Johnson.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-23
JIero.worship is never more ob.
ject:onabie than when the hero
displays his participation in it.

Millions will b. spent in politics this
year. We can't Ecc.j the campaign
going withOu. money any more t!ram
W. can keep the body vigorous without
food. Dyspcptic< used 10 Strry. thcai-
SciyeS. Now KodOl Dyspepsia Cure
digestS what you eat and allows YOU
10 eat al the good food you waat. 1t
radically cures stomach troubles.
Walla-e & johnson.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-23
The fortunate circumstances sIsr'
our lives are generally fouaC1, .at
leastto be of our own making.

There is mere solid wisdom, +. a
every chapter Of the Bicycle Ba<%II
than there is in the whole contcnt.
of many books Ypuought tc,hastot.,
them. They include h2e yolulyss-;
on horses, COWS, berries, rotaiEt,
and swine. Send so cents for sIsr5 ~
to Wilmer Atkinson Co., ,PhilAIs,.-
phia,
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-23
\ friend who is nerer IN need l.
o friend indeed.

You aS 'Emc no rIs% whnE rou ;r't':
EhaElhC:kain.S $ Co!ir. CO!Gra aGd bi;ir~
rhor., Remedy. Dr.. ID. &. Scott Hi Z
refund "onr money If YOU are not >atr>--
ted after .tl>ing it. 1t is everywhere"
admitted to be the most success vi
remedy iu Nse for bowel complains
ana the only one tnat never fails. ~
is pleasant, safe and reliable.
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Notifications are often mere
painful than real calamities.
DR.. Cady's Condition Powders.

Are Just what horse needs when w
bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier anr.l
vcrlnitnge. They are nO6 food Gt,
medicine and the best in Use 20 put :
horse in prime condition. Price p cts.
per package For sale by y. {. Scott
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-23

The qu:ckrr,y0Mst3p Il cough or'eol /
theleS> danger there viii be Of fa;at
luHg trouble. One Minute Cough Cur
is the only harmless remedy that giSt.-
Immediate results. You will like il.
Wallace & Johnson.
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Notice.

Several clubs in the county sent
me list OF managers too iale to get
IN last weeks issue Of the paper,
so | had to make appointments as
best | could. In case any mana
gers appointed fail 10 serve the
presidents Of the various clubs
will see tha; others are appointed.
The managers can secure suitable
boxes. and as soon as the election
is over forward same to Kiugstree
to w. W. Gcayson. who will take
charge of them. All boxes, poll
lists, etc. must be sent to Kings
tree not later than Thursday, The
30lh, on or before II o'clock.
4. II. WILLIAMS,
County Chairman.
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The soothing and lealinS propert;" =.
Of Cnam5eriain's Cough Remedy, lis,
pleasant taste and prompt and peFmmr-.
ent cures, have made it great favorif.,.
with the people everywhere. For sa!s-
By Or. d. G.. Scott.
During shc civil war. as we'll as ilal
our late war with Spain. diaThO"a
WIS one of the most troublesome di>--.
eases The army had to contend WITH.
In many Instances it became chronI,.
ard the sd soldiers sill suffer sEom il
SIR. David Taylor Of Wind Ridgc
Gaecn> Go Pa, is one Of these. Il
U.es Chamberlain s Collie, Cholera IN
DiarrhGea Remedy and says he LeG,r
f0uHd anything that would give hnSt
such qn:cK relief. 1t is for sale hy r,;'.
d. G. Scott.
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Under the credit system pover;y
knocks at the door ard is brusque-
Iy b!dden by love to call again.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-23

1900. The managers o. election
shall open polls al s O'Clock a. m,
aud close theEl at t o'clock p. m.
After tabulating the result the
managers shall certify the came
and forward the ballot box, poll
list and all other papers relating
to such election by one Of their
number or executive committee
man to the chairman Of the Dem
0cratic Executive Committee
within forty eight hours after close
Of The polls.
The county Democratic eXecu-
ecuIivC committee shall assem- BILE
at kingStree on the morning Of
the second dav after the election,
on or before II o'clock II, to tab
ulatc The returns and declare the
result Of the primary election.
The following managers are
hereby appointed:
Prospects Is Poston, j NJ
Eaddy, W N Melton.
McAlister-A W. Rodgers, II II
Baldwin, W A Webster.
Iudlanfown-Je JeTersonian-J e
Nelson, w c Snowden.RJ Brown.
Greeieyville, 30. Is | Mont
gomery, b l. Gisi, W ID Crook.
GreeleyvilIe, No. 2 " C.
TulIc, Jesse Clary, Geo Ard.
Pleasant Grove-E L GaskinS,
} " Brown. John TiIlon.
Gourdins-A NJ Gamble, James
Brunson, 4 B Mcdonald.
KingSlree-J T Nelson, j \
Scott, W T wilkins.
Hebron--W l. Bugess, j &
Christmas. w X Wilson
Lane:-W T Rodgers, J l. Mou-
zon. 5. \ NettleS.
kennedy's Store S d Gun
ninSIIam, l. w McCants, John S
Mccullough, Jr.
High Hills W James, S J
Goodwin, l. Mcttee
Suttons-A w Chandler, b Rich
ard$on, S r Walters.
Poplar Hill W Bolyn, 7 y
McAiisier, II NJ Thomas.
Indiantown--u 4 Hanna, r II
Erwin, II w Wilson.
Cedar Swamp B Chandler,
Jr, VIM Mccullough, Henry Ba-
Ter.
Black Mlngo, John 5 Graham,
3 + Brockinton, Jr, q d Cook, Sr.
Cadc<-J y SauIS. I j Epps,
VIM Tomlinson.
Tillman-J r Cox, NJ T Eaddy,
) b Thompson.
Trio-T b Cooper, II 3 Morris,
l. l.. Burket.
Lake City j Matthews, j L
Stucky, ? Z Severance.
Scranton-W i Coward, G y
Ray, " p Mixson.
Black River c Kinder, G r
Thomas, J + Frierson,.
Certral-W q Cantley Jr, } } +
Scott, 5 II Query.
Oak Ridge W W Cox, W b
Blakeley, W p Blake.
Earls-W n EIasclden, A VI Has
eldcn, J s Wheeler.
Johnsonville-John i Davis, u
V Cox, Wm } Eaddy.
Salters-W S Shaw, J II l. Chana-
dler, \ Spivey.
Bloomingvole-J X Smith, W
j. Morris, Jr., j N Mcconnell.
If any club has been omitted
from the above list. the president
of said club is hereby directed to
appoint managers for his poll.
A. ii. WILLIAMS,
Chairman Ex. Committee.
Tobacco Growers
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MHearts OFT agree where wise
heads differs.
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Tobacco Growers

Will find it to their interest TO
communicate with the
MANNING HARDWARE CO,
Manning, S. c.,
when in want Of
TOBACCO BARN FLUES.
PARIS GREEN SPRAYERS,
WIRE, ETC.
Their All Steel Flues are the best
made.
Their Double Tube Paris Green
Sprayers will save its cost in Paris
Green in \ short time.
Ask your dealerIor them. If he
hasn't got. them send $l.i5 and
they will send you one by express
prepaid.
MANNING HARDWARE CO.,
Manning, $. {,
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Yau will never lind any otifer pill
so prompt and so pleasant us Dewitt:
Little Early RiSers. Wallace s. John
SOD.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-23

Women are good judges f color.
except the color ol'truth as it &C.
ours i'll certain yarns.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-23

\. true love match makes twG
hearts light.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-23

Hope may be defined as. that
which we hare left,
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-23

The faith winch moves noun
tirs is not precisely the faith by
which bluffs 90.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-04
Races at New Orleans.

New Orleans, Feb. 3.-The $1,000 Mer-
chants handicap. this afternoon, furnished
one of the best contests of the meeting
The track was fast.
First Race-One mile. Freak, 9 to and
! TO 2. won, with Uhlers, 16 to and to
10, second. and Yubadam, 10 8. third.
Time 1:4115.
Second Race-Two-year-ol FLIES, one
half mile. Plead, 2 TO ! and TO 3. won.
with Buda, II to s, and even, second, and
Stripes, 10 l, third. Time 80.
Third Race-Selling, one and one-half
miles. Donna Rita, to and l to 2. won
with Moncreith, TO l and to g. second
and Schoolgirl, to l, third. Time 2;S7.
Fourth Race-Merchants handicap, one
and one-eighth miles. Jolly Roger, 10
2 and even, won. with Eva Rice, y to l
and 4 to 1. second and AL Fresco, 4 to !,
third. Time 1:541a
Fifth Race-Selling. seven furlongs.
Race Bud, 50 to /, and 10 to /, won, with
Chopin. to / and to 2. second. and La
Vega, 10 J. third. Time 1:2S4
Sixth Race-Selling, six furlongs
Tenole, to J. and even, won, with Tink-
Ter, so to ! and % to ]. second, and Water
Crest, to l. third. Times 1:16.