The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, February 17, 1898, Image 8
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Manning Time*.
^pHarrifd Uut wvdn-sday at thebride's j
^Hhotne n< ar Davis Mr. I Gttmabl* ami!
^ )lr? Mar?ar?t JSho ter widow ot tiv i
late W D shorter.
Hi The -iHf'vt-s near Davis were aroused
H thi* week bv a mad dog bobbing ir>
Fover there It went to Mr. U X Hie.
honrg\c house and bit two of bis biro
dog* ?n?l then m*de his equine. V ?
Richl*onrg took his gnn and tried to
overtake the angry canine but he
succeeded it getting to Mr. Robert
| Johnson and biting his dog. Mr. John
I son shot the dog but did not kill it,
1 but it was finally killed near Davis
I on the Wilson railroad by Mr. R X
B'ehbonrg.
| Pine Grove school near New Zion
will bare an eme.->-ainn.ent on the
I 22nd inst, to celt*5 rate Wellington's
I birthday. Tbeniitor returns thank
7 for an invitation to be present, but a
| previous engagement for that date
I prevents qs from baring the pleas*
I ure.
About one rear ago Miss K'iza
Tobias went to Salt Lake City in
I company .with Eider Whitney, a
Mormon preacher, to be married in
aooordance. with the rules of the
Mormon church, and since her arrival
there she is so well pleased with
ber new home thai it has influenced
her aged father, Mr. S R Tobias of
St. Marks into selling cut his property,
and in about ten days the old
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grOIWUlBll Will ll'JUC iur uvuk ut >< >
birth to join bis daughter in tl.e far
and strange West. Mr. Tobias is a
good citizen and we are sorry that he
has determined to take this step, bat
as be has mads up his mind to go,
we wish him happy day for the re.
minder of hie life.
After years of untold suffering
from piles, B O Puraell of K nitersville,
P** was cured by using a
single box of DeWitt's Witch Hasel
8alv&8kin diseases such as eczema,
rash, pimples and obstinate sore are
readily cured by the famous rem
. * edy. Wallace Johnson.
A Regretted Assignment.
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It & not often that we are called
^ upon lb announce the failure of any
ol Manning's business concerns and
[ in the present instance we can
' truly say that it is with sincere
regret that we announce the busi!>
nets failure of Mr. J H Lesesne one
of our you9gesM*erchants a id
whose pride Was in his buisncss.
Leoesoe m*dh an assignment for
' (he benefit gf hiscreditors without
i i waring frrfi sued or eren threatened
with suit. He assigned all of
his asset*voluntarily and refused to
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have himself p'aced iu a position
whereby he could get the advan
Uge.of the homestead, to which
- the law entitles him as the head
of the family. Thy step on the
part of Mr. Lesesne was taken
after mature deliberation, after
finding that his mercantile bus'
iuess did not ^arrant its coutiuI
uance.Thereason is plain to all bnsI;
inest rrfen. Limited capitul at the
eat of strong competition where
% unless a man is financially strong
it ia only a matter ot time when
be is bound to taste of the cup of
hitter experience and disappointment.
It is our hope that fortune
will yet smile upon our young
friend, and that be will yet be enabled
to carry out his intention
to pay dollar for dollar on the
indebtedness now standing against
him, and that some time in the
near future be will become one of
? Manning's staunchest merchants, j
for it is our belief that no.man en j
dowet^ with the sterling integrity |
ol" Mr. Leseane can be a permanent;
^ failure; like truth, he will-rise!
again.- -Manning Times. '
jaltaww jyit ami failii I?c 14* l?w.
T? quit totww costly w*J toreror. be buz
atfc. fall ot Ufa. aerv* sad vlpor, uke No-To
Boe. Ike wonder worker, Uxt; make* weak men
uroog. an dmnriaUClOeertl. Core guaranteed.
.Booklet sod aomple free, addroec
-JtarUAf Reatelj ?*, Chicago or New York.
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Flor ni'o Time.?Messenger.
Clarence Davis, colored, was op
betore the mayor on Saturday iori
I riding a bicycle on Kvans street
last night without a lantern,
jClarence was fined $ 1
1 The residece of Mr. J 11 Brim
json was entered the oar'y part of
(last night by a jobber and a $20
(bill, and two $1 bills and some
] silver were taken from a trunk.
Mr. Joel M Meggs an old citi
|zen of Lucilc, died at his home
after a Ion,; illiu-ss, on the 31st ot
January, Mr. Meggswas 79years
the 11th of last August. He
leaves a wife and live grown
children.
A small negro child on Mr
Clement's pi see in the Mcpherson
neighborhood was bunie<t to death
on Tuesday in a negro house.
When found only charred pieces
of the body could be picked up. 1'
js the same old story, left alone
by its parents.
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un j nursuay n'*'it uimmh iv
o'clock Policeman Howell discovered
I he store door of Mr F.I
Fuller open. Mr. Fuller was noti
fitd and soon discovered that ?;
watch, knife, some rin^s and
other articles had been stolen. Ii
is supposed that some one had
been locked up in the store.
Little Willie, the nine year old
son of Mr J W Norton, of Lucilt
while out in the field last Thursday
where some stumps were
burning accident Iv caught fire
and his father hearing his screams
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ran lo ms assistance, uui nun*'
was so badly burned that he died
Saturday afternoon.
Work at the new freight yard>
is progressing nicely. The steam
shovel is now at work and when
the yard is finished there will be
i about 6 miles of track laid for the
> handling and shifting of freight
cars. This yard will be of great
benefit to our city as most of the
tracks in the old yard wiil be taker.
up and all shifting will be done
at the new yards. As it now
I 4 ? -1- a i? *-Artt itiAnnl-.niant fnl
MNilU^ u la >ci j J ill uii nut ui iv/i
1 our merchant and farmer* to <re<
( up to the warehouse to reeeivt
their treighis. More room it
wanted and by the making of th<
new yard all ot this will be overcome
and vehicles can go up al
aroiudthe warehouse.
A thrill of terrer is experience*
' when a brassy cough of croup soundi
, through the the house at night. Bui
the terror soon changes to relief at
ter One Minute Cough Care has beet
administereb. Sureand harmless foi
children. Wallace & Johnson.
If a man marries a woman beeans<
she has more sense than be has, he it
never allowed to lose sight of the fact
?Chicago Xews.
There are three little thing*
which do more work than any othei
three littlo thing* created?they
are the ant, the bee and De Witt'*
Little Early Risers, the last being
the famous little pills for stomace
and liver troubles. Wallace A
Johnson.
If it is necessary te write to any
I due you don't care 2 cents for use a
j postal card.
In a recent letter from Washing|
ton, D. C.t to an old friend, Major Q
A Studer, for twenty years United
States Consul at Singapore, says:
"While at Des Moines 1 became acquainted
with a liniment known as
| Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which I
found excellent against reheumatism
aa well as as against soreness of
the throat aud ?hest [giving me
much easier' bre itliing). I had a
touch of pemimonta early this week,
amf-two applic&ti mis freely applied
to the throat and chest relieved me
of it at once. I would not be without
ft for anythiug." For sale by W 1
lace A Johnson.
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be wrinkle*ev? n ?iMit-*n*i heal it.;
Johnson*s Chill and Fe* ,
ver Tonic is a ONE-DAY
Cure. It cures the most
stubborn case of Fever in !
24 Hours.
j If men ui'ie s-erjn-nH ill the uo;
| men would want to be |)rote**ion- i
jal snake-charmers.
."tii* 4'ure, 3fo I*uv. |
That is the wav all drusrirMsi
toll f Vnu/i'i ??'Truiic1
fur Chills and Malaria. It is >im i
plv Iron and Qu'nine in a taste I
less form. Children love it. j
Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseating
Tonics. Price. 50c.
If a man trusts to luck for his
happiness he will be in 'uck when j
lie j;ets it.
To Caro Cnuttiiwiiou Forever.
( Take (Uscaret* Candy Cathartic. 10c or26i
?* Of'1' tit tc j r
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5e?dss
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j true. ?,
~jtntrobs
Comxriissioi
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Consignments of E<igs, Poulti
t Choice Timothy Hay, per 100 lbs 85c
No. I " ?? ? ? ? 80c
Heavy White Oats 88c
I ? n " ;:Gc
Mixed Oats . o2c
; White Corn 45c
Crack n 45c
Corn Hran |>er 100 lbs. * 75c
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' Weights and Goods Guarar
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Ten Tabules 1
CUj ion la pot mp dbmpij to crxilTy Cu
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Ripans
a i. j.1. 1 r*
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Sen<i Fi*? Cents to T
Sprucfc St., New York,
! Lb^Mw 13 canons will }>e mailt
one l-iat Kipans Tabu]
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cow 'hides,
WANTED.
CASH prices paid at your door.
Apolv to
F.M, BRilTOII, Sr.,
Church, S O.
All creditors of the estate of the
late J 1) IVnderjrra.ss, are hereby
notified to render an account of
their demands duly attested within
the time prescribed by law. and j
all persons indebted to said estate j
are likewise untitled to make pay-:
ment of their indebtedness to
Emmie M I'kn dehors*.
Administratrix.
The County Kecord oue dollar a
year.
X)D'S SEFDS are specially grown and S
zted to mc*t the needs and requirements oi >
southern Growers. ) \
od's Descriptive Catalogue is meet vah*- ?
t and helpful in giving cultural directions /
valuable information about all seeds )
ially adapted to the South. ?
QETABLE and FLOWER SEEDS, ?
Grass and Clover Seeds, Seed S
Potatoes. Seed Oats (
and all /
iarden and Farm Seeds. \
ite far Descriptive Catalogue* Mailed free. (
T. W. WOOD & SONS, I
EDSMEN, - - RICHMOND, VA. <
'HE LARGEST SEED HCOSE IN THE SOUTH. <
ON & SON,
x I^exclxaxrts
alera in
Or^^ntT.
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y and Farm Produce solicited.
'wheat ? ? ? ? 95c
J Prepared cow Food per sack 11.00
! 0round Oats, per bushel 45c
Hi* users GIUTH
j Per Sack * floe
I Meal per sack % 90o
I SWANS DOWN PATF.NT F LOU It
Bbls $5.75 Bbls |o.00. Sucks $o 85
iteed> $-< ?
)BSON & SON,
?a.strleston, S. C.
-S RELtOF.
id a Dollar
or
icine
have tried
xfT\
he paper 5-ccnt cartons
for Five Cents.
t B3tinl pi ?! taaaad tor a In prtafe
ind this sort of
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Tabules I
ruggist's 1
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hk Rtfaks Chemical Coxtawy, No. to
And they will be seut to you by nai!; or
?d for 48 cents. The chances arc tea to
es are the very medicine you aced.
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2,000 yards Eibbrn, 2 inches wnM
at &.
Beautiful New Silks, 24 inches wi<fl
a: 6 V. B
Go'den Draperies 8c and 10c. B
Silk Finish Prapt ries at 6c. yB
Beautiful Robe Prints at 5c and 8c. |
Porrnin-; fir h- nnrl lOo. '
8 Dcsen hats, new
style, will sell readily
at 59ct3We
have reduced the price of
Brown Goods.
Heavy 4-4 Brown reduced from 5c
to Ifc. .
5-cent Gxds reduced to 41,
o?o?o
Furniture
Department
Goods moving all of the time. We
can save you money on evej^__pufc
cb.ise. iVe have a beautiful stock of
A t Squares. Bugs, Matting anc
'Chamber sets. Wa are still seltin.
, Solid Oak 10-piece Bed Room Suits
for $17.
iBuell & Roberts,
373 A.tiD 573 KlVft HTBEET
Corner Cannon Street,
Charleston, 8. C.
NOT-oE.
I will be in my offie in the Court
' house-, Kingstree. M nday and Sat
urdav of each week. Those having
business with the County Sup
erintedent of Education will gcvern
themselves accordingly.
Nadok 1). Lbsks.nk,
Conuty Swpt. Ed
Kotice;
I will be in my office in the
court house in Kingstree S. C.,
on SATURDAY of each week
and during my absence, I will
leave my office key with Mr. C. W.
McClam.
E. M. Smitii,
Jnriirp nf Prnh?ti?
"Williamsburg Co., OS.
Auditors HoticeNotice
is hereby given that I will
visit the following places on the
days mentioned below for the purpose
of taking Tax Returns for the
i fiscal year commencing January
I first, 1398. As this is real estate
[year it ia expected that ail Real
i Estate owners will meet me fully
prepared to give complete returns
I of their real estate, as well as per[
sonal property.
Concord, Jan. 1st
Lake City u 3 4Aoth
8cranton " 6 7 A 8th
Prospect 44 10 A 11th
Altmans u 12th
Johnsonsvllle u 18th
Ards M 14 A15 th
Lambert u 17tb
Rome u 18th ,
Khems M 19th
Morrigvill 44? 20th
Bloomingvale -u 21 A 22nd
Inrlidnfotirn M ?4fll
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Cedar Swamp 44 254 26th
Kennedys 44 27th
Cades 44 28 4 29th
Hebron Jan. 3!*t and Feb. 1st
Mouzon Feb. 2nd
Klngstree 44 3 4 4 5th
Greeleyville 44 7 4 8th
Gourdins 44 9 419th J
Baiters M 11412th \
Suttons 44 4 |4th
Earls 44 15th <
Trio . 44 16 417th j
Kingstrce' 44 18 419th ;
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A full snpply of liens and. bills j
of sale on hand at th& County
Kecprd office.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
North-Eastern R. B. of S. C.
COSDKN8KD SCHJCDUL*. ^
v I>aJc?l Dec. 20. 1807.
? TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
No. 35.#
Leave Florence 3:25 a. m.
Ijenve Kingstree
Arrive Lanes 4:38 a. m
Leave Lanes 4:38 a. m
Arrive Charleston 5:j3 a. n
No. tt>
Leave Florence ' 7:55 p. m
Ia?ave Kingxtree 8:57. p. -<**
Arrive Lanes 9:15 p.tn
Leave Lanes 9:15 p. m
Arrive Charleston 10:55 p. in
No. 53*
l^eave Lanes 7:40 p. m
Arrive Charleston 9:15 p. m
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.
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Leave Charleston 6:33 a. m
Arrive Lanes 8:10 a. m
Leave Lanes 8:10 a. m
leave Kings tree 8:27 a/m
Araive Florence 9:28 a. id
Xo.m
Leave Charleston 5:17 p.m.
Arrive Lanes 6:45 p. fn.
Leave Lanes 6:45 p. m.
Leave Kingsfree
Arrive Florence 7:55 p. m.
No.?.
Leave Charleston. 7:00 a. m
Arrive Lanes 8:30 a. m
* Daily.
No. f>2 run* through to Co]nnbia via
Central R. R. of S. ffT
Trains No*. 78 and 32 rnn via Wilson
and Ksyefctevifle?Short Line?and main
CJrw tunnei-ueu ivrnu pnnv> nuiui
Train? on A D. R. R. leave Floiv
ence <bftv except Sunday 9 33 a. m., *r?
rive Darlfi'srtnr l(i 28 a. m., Ch^ratvi)$0
a. ni.. Wnde*borr? 2 25 p. m Lear* Ffor
enc* daily exempt Su-day 818 p. m.. ar
rive Darlington 8 40 p. m., flartavWe 955
p. m., Bennetraville 9 36 p. oft.., Gib
*on 10 OO p. i?-? Leave Florence Sunday > 3t,
r>nly 9 83 a. in., arrive Partington 1027
a m., IPrtxvilleII10 a.m.
Leave ^Tbaon daily except Sen day 85:13
a. m.Bennettsr-Il 6:01a.m.
arrive Partington * 7:3o a. in.
Leale Hartrvflle daily except Sunday
5:43 a. m, arrive Darlidgton 7:30 a. m.
leave Partington 9 .-00 a. ni. Leave
Wad *boro daily ekeept Snmlay 3:00 p.
bi. Chenur 5:15 p. m\ Partington 6:29
p. in. arrive Florence 7:09 p, m.
J. F. DWXK
Gen'l Snp'i,
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