The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, February 24, 1898, Image 8
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? ^ed last Sunday, by Rev. Mr.
Mj^ja^Mham, at the home of the bride's
^^^^Jnher, Mr. Irbv \Y. Hod %Vy ne*r
^HpPacksville, Mr. Enos Cockeivll and
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^^vrjai8s L.i;nej. nouge.
W Last Monday at Johnson's saw mill
Bg 4 near St. Mark's, Joe Con vers, colorH
ed, had his foot qrusded off by niakiuga
misstep and fulling on to some
cog ^heel.
f We regret to learn of the ,s-rio'is
illness at Wemson College of Wilbni
rv .Lanham, son of Mr. J. C. Lanhatn.
I Mrs. Lanham was telegraphed f?-r
I and she immediately went to hi- bedJv
side. He is suffering with appeudiif
Ncitis.
hater.--Operosion performed; pa
tienr m critical conaiuou.
. Died last Saturday at her home
near Mauning, Mrs. Eliza M. Davis,
aged about 73 years. The funeral
- ? took place in Manning cemetery
Sunday af ternoon, w here a la rge con
course of people had gathered to pay
their repect to the deceased, lie v.
James McDowell conducted the impressive
funeral service
A cutting scrape took place abou I
three miles below Forreston last Saturday
night in which William Bar4.
* rineau a white man,was cut in five
places by a negro by the name of
Oornt Dr. G. L. Dickson of this town
was called to see the wounded man
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evere, but uot necessarsH* fatii!.
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' ' In a recent letter from Washington,
D. 0\, to an old friend, Major (i
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 reheuiuai
. tlPm aa wqllas as against soreness of
tbe throat aud chest [giving me
much easier breathing). I had a
- touch of penumonia early this week,
and two applications freely applied
j, to thp throat and chest relieved me
! of it at once. I would not be without
; it for anything." For sale by W
ace A Johoaon.
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L " t Matters Around Hebron.
jfi Farmers are busy preparing
their lands for planting.
Our. first qaateriy meeting was
held at Hebron on the 5th inst.
t Notwithstanding the bad weather
u we had a very nice meeting. The
presiding elder was not present,
on accoijuiroitTr5^*Hiues>^ of his
Kirton preached two
*ry interesting sermons..
Mrs. Anna Colter lias been very
N ill, but is now better.
Miss Lizzie McKlveen letip on
\ the 7th for Cokes bury to attend
school. . ' \
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Died, on tne 1st inst., Mrs
, Emma DuBose. She leaves a
husband, two children and a host
of friends to mourn her loss.
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After years of untold suffering
froiu piles, B O Pursell of KnitdrsviNe,
Pa^ was cured by using n
single l>ox of DeWitt's Witch Hazel
BalvaSkin diseases such as eczema,
rash, pimples and obstinate sore are
readily cured by the famous rem
edy. Wallace Johnson.
According to an eminent doctor,
the excessive use of salt tends to
paralyze the sense ol taste.
Frank Sherv* ood was down town
t?s#lay, the first time since he had
his tussle with cholera morbus. He
says he drove thirty miles'after he
was taken, and never came so near
dying iu his life. After this when
he goes out in the county he will
take a b??ttle of Chamberlain's Colic
Cot era aad Diarrhoea Itemed v with
him.?Missouri Valley (Iowa) I
Times.Kor sale by Wallace & Johnsoiv
A German emperor took for his |
motto. "Belter p'<*ase or.e good]
, xaan than a crowd of bad onps." i
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Sumter Ilernlci.
The case of The State vs. J. Ilaile i
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, tried in Camden laU week, and re-'
I suited in a mistrial. The jury remained
in the ro?m -all night without
being able to agree. Tlie deI
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fendant was admitted to bail by
Judge Tow use ml in the sum of
S3.O00. The case excited a great
deal of interest.
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Johnnie Brown, the negro who
stole .Mr. R. J*. Wright's bicycle,
and was caught up with, determined
' to ride a wheel and was the thief
who 9t<de the wheel belonging to M .
Isaac C. Strauss. He was arrsted in
' j Clarendon by a constable, but made
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ill? *ui cu ua>3 wiia Luna*
t nate enough to have gotten his bievole
back, however.
The entertainment given by the
[ ladies of theMethodist church at the
; residence of .\lr. C. T. Mason last
I night was quite a euccess in every
! respect. All the munbsrs on the
! program, as previously published
'were given, with the exception of a
' recitation of Miss ilatt'e Rytteui
berg, who was indisposed and could
' not be present. The proceeds of the
evening amounted to between tweu|
ty-five and thirty dollars.
; i A negro man, supposed to have
smallpox, w'es taken in eh.igre by j
1 Health Officer Reurdon this morn- !
,' ins:, and escorted t6 the nest house, j
The mau was on way from Hisho]>-;
' ville to Alcoln, and was found lying
' d6\vn bv the stove in the store of lite
i Pucker & liuitumn Co. His face is'
broken "out but it is the opinion a? ;
;! the physician who examined liim that
, it is not smalipox, but that he;
\ scratched the place on his arm where I
lie was vaccinated net long since, and j
. then scratched his face, cati>ing it to ;
I break out. He is not a pleasant j
; sight to look upon.?Sumter Herald.
Spring Bank Items.
! Nearly all the tobacco planters
i have a sown their beds.
.
; Rev. W H Kirton preached at j
i Ilebron church Sundav.
The rain a few days ago was a j
most welcome one in the this comj
niunity, as the entire county was
| filled with ' forest light."
Married, last Thursday, at the I
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home of bride's parents, by ilte|
Rev. Mr. Hicks, Mr. John \skius,l
; of FiojVnee county. to Miss Emma j
I Kennedy, of this county.
Last Thursday night a small crowd
i was invited to a sociable at the
home of Mr.JDWilson,which affajr
was very much enjoyed. Again,!
on Satiuday evening, a *>inai 1 {
{crowd was gathered at Mrs. Scott j
Consfine's. This was also a;
pleasant affair.
Apple Jack.
j A thrill of terror is experienced
; when a grassy cough of croup sounds j
! through the the house at night. Hut |
! the terrt?r soon changes to relief af I
j tcr One Minute Cough'Cure has bee.:j
' ftdministereh. Kureand harmless for j
( children. Wallace Johnson.
i Pope Leo received gills valued
i at $1.200,000 oh the occasion of'
! the the sixtieth amiiv.trsary of his i
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jordainment as a priest Among I
J the eas!i_git'ts were a ehe^k for $9.-;
: 000 lroui tlie Duke Norfolk,!
, $20,000 in gold froin the Q isen j
(Resent ol Sp*iri, $12,500 from ;
; Kaiser Willu-im, $40,000 from the j
j Austrian Bishops and $40,000!
iron* the Hungarian primate.
TO n xi: A COLD IX <)\K DAY !
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I Take La.\atl>f; lJromo Quinine j
Tablets. All Druggists refund the I
; money if it faileK to cure. 2">e. I
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Paper teeth are made by a denin
Lubeek, Germany. One of his
patrons has a set. which pas been
in use lor .13 years , and gives com
plete satisfaction.
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I lift.' iii:CV IlitN* t;.i il
which <h> more worn than m-y other
three little* thing* created?they
;<rt* the i:nt, the bee and i>e Witt's
Little Luly ni*crs, the lust being
the famous little y?llls f.?r steinace
ami liver troiibSt.s. \vui!:no &
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In jri v i?: ?? thanks ior your
blessing. don't forget thecritiesiins
you have received.
An Old I<lra.
Every day strengthens the belief of eminent
physicians that impure blood is the
cause of the majority of our diseases.
Twenty-five years ago this theory was usM
as a basis for the formula of browns' Iron
Bitters. The many remarkablecures effected
by this fmious ??jd household rtinetly are
sufficient to prove that ?.!>? theory is correct.
Browns' Iron Bitters is sold by uli dealers.
A Trade Getter.
"We have lost trade by being out
of Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic
Pellets. We can seldom ever in?
(luce a custom'." to take any other
its a subst'tute for them when they
have tried Ramon's.?Justice and
Fletcher, Crossvillc, J< it.
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Consignments of Eggs, l'oultr
Choice Timothy Hay, per 100 lbs 85c
No. 1 " " " " " 80c
Heavy White Oats 38c
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Mixed Oats 8?e
White Corn . 4">e
Crack n ?, 4"?c
Corn It ran per 100 lbs. 7.">e
Weights and Goods G'jaran
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5il? sort Is pn?^,-) i .< :>'/ to jn:l."7 t^aa 1
If vou don't fi:
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Send Five Cents to Ti:
Spruce St.. New York, ?
MPti&ft'W? 12 cartons will iie mai!c<
v'CiJ~V; one t:;&t Kipaos Tabale
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Johnson's Chit!and Fej
ver Tonic is a ONE-DAY j
i Cure. It cures the most
; stubborn case of Fever in
I 24 Hours.
: If men were serpen! * all the wo :
men would want to be prolession- ;
; al snake-charmers.
That is ih<? wav all drnsriristsj
sell Grove's Tasteless Chill, Tonic :
! for Chills and Malaria. It is sirn j
j piv Iron and Q'pnine in a taste i
1 less form. Children love it. j
, Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseat-.
, inir Tonics. Trice, 50c.
i Il'a man trusts to luck for his'
h ippiness he will be in 'uck when '
| he ?rets if.
TV, Coniitl)m>inn Fwrerer.
TiVc t'.tMT.rets Can?lv 10c kt Cf>a
1 Tf <\ i* r ft" <?r.> ,?r '
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ct/J lo ricct the ncecs sad rwi vines u. r; f
5r?al'u2rn Growers, )
oi's Descriptive Catslor- - >; v:. >
j s,:.I !' lph.1 ;n giv.'nr ct'taral Jtrecrias
! vaJtrblc information abost c'! icsc- <
uauy c .iaptcvl Jo the Sovtln v'
CITABLE nrJ PLOWER SEriBa, >
Cras* ,*?nu clov. r Sico'i, ckou y
Pocatc .e Seed Gj-.J (
and a;l (
jarden and Fai in Seccs. (
ilsicfDejcSeth's Catalogue. Maiiciux:. <
T. W. WOOD 6: SONS, <
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ON& SON7
a ^Ceiclaarats
tilers in
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y and Farm Produce solicited.
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I Wheat M w ? " 95e!
, Prepared cow Food per sack fl.OOj
1 Ground Out.*, per bushel 45c
IIudxutb Obits
j Per Sack 05e j
' Meal per sack 00c j
| SWANS l)OWN" PA TP NT FLO UK i
| 13bis $5.75 13bis $.3.00. Sacks 8,7 j
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BSON&SON, , |
Ixaileston, S. C.i
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:s relief.
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id a Dollar j,
DT j!
ieine j!
have tried
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:e paper 5-cent cartons
3r Five Cents.
orJicrrsJ preaeoi d.-smxl for low prie*
nd this sort cf
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Tamiies j,
ruggfst's |;
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z Rtpans CrrrMicAL Company, No. 10 '
nd thev will be scat to you by mail; or j 1
i for 43 cents. The chances ere tea to j
s are the very medicine yoa need.
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V?'e owe our success to our
mers. Our existence depends^^H
pleasing them. "Without their e^fl
dorsement we can do nothing. OuW
prices tell how much we appreciate!
i hat fact.
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GOODS THIS
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ucy v? BKim :?z2sa u n
' 2.000 yards Ribbcn, 2 inches wide
at Gc. I
BeautifU! New Si Iks,'24 inches wide !
at 05c.
Golden Draperies Pc and ICc.
Silk Finish Draperies at 6c.
Beautiful Robe Prints at 5c and 6c.
Percales 6c. 8c and 10c.
S Dozen hats, new
style, will sell readily
at 50ets.
AYe have figured the price of
Brown Goods.
Heavy 4-4 Brown reduced from 5c
to 52c.
5-cent G xtds reduced to 42,
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Furniture
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LytJjJcW UflCni.
Goods moving all of the time. We
car; save you money on every purchase.
We have a beautiful stock of,:
Art Squares, Rugs, Mattiqg
Chamber sets. Wo are^tTnsSling j
Solid Oak 10-pieceI^G Room Suits (
Roberts, -i
.-73 AVI) 573 KIVG STREET
Corner Cannon Street,
CtoMofl, 8.6.
~ KOTXE.
I will he in myi ffio ip the Court
house, Kings!ree. M nday.and Sat |
urdaV of each week. Those having
business with the County Sup
enntodetif of Education will .govern
themselves accordingly.
jNabou I). Leslsnk,
Conuty Snpt. Ed
Notice. i i
I will he in my office in the; i
point house in Kingstree S. C., '
on' SATURDAY of each week 4
md during my absence. I will
leave my office key with Mr. C. W. I
McClain. I
E. M. Smith, j
Judge of Probate, I
"Williamsburg Co., C. S. i i
Notice of Sal?- ]
Tn obedience t< an order filed by
he Honorable the Probate Judge
'<>r Williamsburg Co. I w:ll offer j
or sale on the ll*h day of Mjircii, L
Itf'jfi, at the late residence of Peter ^
Pisdale, deceased, a!l the personal I.
property of said estate consisting of ?
louseholl and kitchen furniture, s
>ne horse, corn, peas and other pro-'
luce. Conditions of sale, cash.
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Ex. Est. Peter Tisdale. ,
Feb. 15th ?St. A
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Notice to Creditors. ^
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Ail prisuun iiu* ni^ v la.uiA j
ho Estate of Peter Tisdale, deceased L
till tile same with M J Hirsch A
ittorney-at-Iaw, and those indebtd
to said estate will make paylien
to the undersigned X
G W McCOLLOUGH, C
Ex. Est. Peter Tisdale.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
Vorth-Easiern R. R.of S. C.
COXDKSSKD SCHEOULk.
Dvtvil Dec. 20. 1W.
TRAINS GOING SOUTII. J
No. 35. ,
?eave Florence 3:25 a.m.
..eave Kin^atree
Irrive Danes , 4a88a. m
>ave Lanes 4:38 a. m
Arrive Charleston 0:03 a. ra
No. 23*
^eave Florence 7 :55 p. m
.icave Kingstree 8:57 p. m
Vrrive I.anes ' 9:13 p. m
..eave Lanes 9:15 p. m
Arrive Charleston 10:55 p. m
No. 53.*
..eave Lanes 7:40 p. m
Lnive Charleston 9:15 p. m
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
No. 78.* >
.eave Charleston - 6:33 a. m
trrive Lanes 8:10 a. m
<eave Lanes 8:10 a. m
,eave Kinsrstree 8:27 a. In
Lraive Florence lfc28 a. m
No. 32*
.eave Charleston 5:17 p.m.
irrive Lanes . 6:45p. ra.
leave Lanes 6:45 p. m.
eave Kiriesl ree
irrive Florence 7:55 p. m.
No. M.?
eave Charleston 7:00 a. m
irrive Lanes 8:30 a. m
Daily.
o. 82 rnns throngh to Colnmbi* Tia
pntral R. R. of 8. O.
Trains No*. 78 and 32 run via Wilson
ki rr.yetTevuje?einori miw?ann maae
os? connection for all points North.
Trains on C. & I>. K. K. leave Florice
daily except Sunday 9 35 it. m., arve
DnrMngtor 10 28 a. m.? Cherawll40
m., Wadcsboro 2 25 n. m I rave Flor
ice daily except Sunday 8 15 p. m.. ar
ve Darlington 840 p. in.. HartsvJIle J?_ *
p. n?., BenticttevWe 9 36 p. m..? Gib
n 10 00 p. ir. Leave Florence Sunday
ily 0 53 a. in., arrive Darlington 1027 *
hi., Ilartsville 1110 a. hi.
Leave Gibson daily evcept Senday 615
a. m. Bennetts v?li , 6:01a.m.
rive Darlington 7:3o a. m.
>ale JIartrville daily except Sunday ~
-15 a. ni, arrive Dariidgton 7:30 a. m.
tve Darlington 9:00 a. m. Leave
adcsboro daily except Sunday 3 p.
. Cheraw 5:15 p. m*, Darlington 6:2f
Oi. arrive Florence 7:09 p, m.
J. F. DIVINE,
Gen'l Sup'!.