The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, July 14, 1898, Image 8
ITEMS FrtOM SALTEilS. i v
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Mr3. William Funk ha> been'
very ill, but is now convalescing. M
Mr. and Mrs. William Suiters it
t
are much better In
Mi s;es Montgomery and Mc-j
Clary of Kinjrstroe, have been on a 1
visit to this community recently, i 1)
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Mrs. J R Boulware, who has!'^
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been on an extended visit to her '
son, Rev. RC Boulware, has re- i
I ik
turned to Columbia, where she,
will spend some time with her ''
daughter, Mrs. Georire Wadded, j
tl
We have b en requested to an-: ,
nounce that an ice cream festival ..
will be given at the Methodist;
parsonage at Salfers, on July 13. j
beginning promptly at 7 o'clock,
p. m. The public are cordially in
vited to attend.
Children's Day was observed at a
Union Presbyterian church on Saturday
July 2. and the day was c
spent very pleasantly by all who a
attended. h
Mr. Frank Whilden of Charles- t!
.1 tUn J.
Mill, me oiaic scuicuuv y>t wiv t.
. Sunday school work, was present, h
aud delivered a very forcible ad- J
dress upon the "personal responsi- A
bility" of those who belong to the
Sunday school.
The music, too. was excellent,
and last but not least, the feast
which the good ladies had prepared.
The little lolks ate first, then
the older ones followed. This part
of the program worked admirably
well. Among the visitors pres- A
ent, was Col. Dunlop who had a
kind word and a smile for old and
? young.
"11"
Lake City items.
We have had an abundance ol j
rain, and crop? are looking fine. j
Mrs. J II Blackwell is at Dillon,
visiting her sister, ^
Mr5. II Nachman left for New (
York, this week, where she will (
spend sometime. I
Mr. rninps, 01 runner, is hi j
town, looking for a place to locate j
a truck farm, t
Mr. Clarence D Rollins, of Jack
sonville, Fla., is here visiting rela
tives. | j
Rev. W II Kirton mid Mr. J B 1
JleCutchen are on a visit to Medlin
Springs, Marlboro County. i
Rev. A E C Pittman, who has 1
been recuperating at his home, v
RenertN. CM will return this week
tnd resume his pastorial work. !|
Mr. R E Morris anil his sister, 1
i
Miss Ella, will leave in a few (lays j
for Marion County wheie they will f
teach the coming session. \
Rev. A Mc A Pittman and fani- 1
ily left on Friday to visit relatives '
and friends in the upper part of i1
the State. They will spend most
of the summer at their summer
home near Union.
c
Messrs. Poston and Gregg are .
here conducting ^ Holiness meet
ing in the tobacco ware house.
The first service was held Satur- 2
day night, and but for the indent : ^
pnl avalhor nnnthfr ivmild havn i ^
been held Sunday evening. I
Spring Bank Ripptes. j |
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[[Written for last week's Record] 1
Tobacco-curing is the order of 1
the day.
Most ot the farmers are about (
through laying by crops. ; j
The young men in this section ]
very much enthused over ball 11
pjaying.
t
Mr, J C McEIveen is to begin j 1
boring an artesian well at his place
to-day. Mrs Matthews has the <
contract. j i
The Children'e-Day exercises j1
should have been "carried out'' ere ;<
this, but have been delayed ior I:
Certain reafons. Ther will be ob '
aprrp I Mt. Retltpl Prr-.-ilwtnHiin ' '
church next {Saturday anernoon. 1
The moonlight sociable, which |
wasgiwnat M-r. and Mrs. I lv
I
k
? I - - t < 1 !' r: J.tV . 'At.-!
"cli :???o: ;lo<: v. : ' :y i j :> **: "
\vcil. Tim "t'uli" :?>>? hurree- ti?
izo<l well withthe >00110 :i n>I lent to tii
the elleot of a mid summer ro
ights dream. in
Alter 'lie close oflier school hist
1 i 1 iv Be?o> DuKatit and
ei pupils wore uiveu a picric the
aturday foilowim; iu the irroveaf -t'
1- i> L' n tv,.
jr. Jv. L. Kll ! i IIH'
>lkv aula goodlv number of the ' m
*
big folk" Wt-rt* ]?i?n??j>t !y on,
anil ia nierrv anitieipatiou of I:u??~
ay. Tnev amused themselves n !
le coo! air vviiirh ihc grove at?jBjrdod
until ihtv'lvingol the Day." ^!e
as supplemented by the "Queen ;
t the night." Then t lie crowd went :
oine to live over in their dreams: wj
-the pleasures o? t iio day. ,
Tables were spread in 'ho open '
ir from which was served cakes
nd dainties ot all varieties. 1 <...)
I P>. i
Miss Duliant has much endear j|1(
d hersult to her school-children vvj
nd during the past tliree months,1 jn,
us kept them well abreast along t,01
he tlowerv path< of learning.
>elow is given the Honor Roll of;
er school for the month ending'
illy 1st. "i"s
liss Lula Kpps 99 jmi
Selma Burgess 99 l'10
'' Fannie ii-pps 99 QU
" Mary Burgess 97 j c"
Ret ha Burgess 97 1<l
" Fannie Welch 90
" Mabel Burgess 90 '
of!
" Laura Welch 95
" Allie Burgess 95
Jr. Ira Epps 9G ?1
" Liobbie Burgess 95 ar<
iApple Jack. P'1
Indiantown 1 opics. ^h
of
Rev. S J MeConnell, John Rol jj(
ins, and Misses Mattie and Bulah no
Cpps are spending a lew days on
Pawleys Island. cj,
Mr. F L McCullough, one of our' wi
)opular young sports, left for
Charleston a few days ago io join
Capt. Anderson's company of i
leavv artillerv. n.
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Misses Lillie and Annie Cun- M<
lingham, who have been m Sum- in;
er for the past six months, return- M
'd home on Fndav. [I,
I-,.
Messrs. I? O Brockinton and S u
[) Cunningham spent last Sunday ^
it the home of the'latfor.
jytl
Crops, in this section, are prow- j
ng verv last. Tobacco curing jr
w i Lf
,vill be the order of the (lav :n a;.
: b~
veek or two.
Water melons wil! soon be verv
', i 1 n
plentiful end oh! "de niirger i
' i so
,vi!l be so plad. ,
!lWell,
Mr. Editor, as this is my ' <\<
irst attempt at news-writing 11 nv
vi 11 not write too much. Hoping eu
hat these lew lines may not iind K
heir way to the vaste basket, 1 L
vili close lor this time. el
SCRIB'JLEK. an
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Host office Inspector 11 T !> Move, vv
>f the Chattanooga Division, was p
a our town on Tuesday. th
Your attention is called to an ! 1?
idvertisement concerning Wot
ord College and Wofford Fitting ! P!
ichool in another column.
The many friends of Capt. T id 1?
Jilhind will be glad to know that C<
>r? >c iiA?! t It ic fn lw> i til
loped that he soon will be well , I'
inongh to return to his home, aiul j *'
incl resume his practice.
In the court of .Magistrate Mat
hews on Wednesday the case ofiei
!saac Pendergrass against John *!l
* H
'endergras.s for assault and batery
was heard. Mr. II (f Askins
ippeared for the defendant. Both l'1
parties were colored". ^
Camp James McCutchen, I S '
r U J
'J V., will hold a very important :
meeting in the courthouse tomor31
row afternoon at 3 o'clock. Del.
. . ta
?gates to the reunion wfrch is J
?oon to be IioM in Atlanta arc to J
be elected, ami a successor to the:
nrosont Abjut 4m* will have to be
? 1 # | . Ca
J Ik. C4 vu. V/Ua'-T Lto.lt ?C ..J Kti in)-, it
?
port.anee is to come before the j b!
Ijodv, and a largo attendance isi ^
v 0 ) 811
earnestly desired. i 31
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* :i i - i I )'"! : ;?<vrt b* ' en
1 v v-iiK'!' ' Vi* ; : " '!i'* V"1 i_r
!!i of w.iter ihrontkont
e house. A cnniinotliows hath
cm has been added to the buihJi;,
ami cither hot or cold water
(? t tinable any tint? during the
iv or ni^lit.
Lieut. Max Wairner. of Wash
it' o, I). spent Sunday in
wn. Mr \Vaiiu?? well known
this rnminuniiy, having tauuht
lool lu-re years aim, anil il was
:reat pleasure to his friends to
i--. i.!> .mi i. r 1111*11i *ni i?(* more
*""* - " I ?
I loll here f<>r< ha; lesion who* co
expects to sail lor Cuba its a
,v days.
The County Teachers" Institute
!! be held in the court house
King-tree, beginning July !'.*>.
<i closing July 30. Prof. P F
ilian, oi'ihe Abbeville Graded
jool, and Prof.T B Ilamby, of
. Georgetown Graded schools,
II be on h ind to conduct the
stitnte. All the teachers of finality
are earnestly icq nested to
present.
The'artesian well near the Bapt
church is a boon to that corn
uiiiy. i ne peojw; 01 in;u *vw11
of the town all drink the
re, refreshing water that flows
nstanlly from the well, and if
s been well said that no better
iter c.in be found in the State
in that which conies from the
tesian well ot Kingstree.
Tliere was no preaching in any
the churches last Sunday. There
.? four churches for white peoe
in the town of Kingstree and
very often happens on Sundays
at there are no services in any
them. This should not be. The
?a of a town the size of this one
t having anv religious service to
lich to invite visitors when they
anee to spend the Sabbath day
th us.
irlv P Leo. who is well known
cause of hi* connecting with the
iker postoflice tragedy at Lake
'v was arrested in Sumter,
anday last, on a warrant chargg
him with larceny, issued by
agistrate Gaskins, of Lake Gitv.
e was brought here by sheriff
aniel Tuesday and lodged in jnil.
e is charged with stealing a saw
v.n Mr. K I) Rollins last Fob
ar.v. prior to the killing of the
istniaster. He is to be carried to
ik"Ci'y this morning for trial
fore Magistrate Gaskins.
Kiugstree is certainly fortunate
having a hotel conducted by
cii an excellent host as Mr. K M
rons. The Coleman Hotel, un:r
bis management lias been
u'Mi improved, and is now the
ual of any hotel in anv town of
ingstree's si;! in the State. Mr.
*ons is well-known to the traving
public, and his iriends
nongthe drummers always hunt
in up. wherever he might be,
hen they visit our town. The
?leman Motel has had some ol
e finest managers I !;at could be
und in the Slate, and it is par
.'iilarly well managed at the
resent time.
The Colored Teacher's Institute
r this county commenced in the
>urt house on July 4. and counted
work until Friday night,
te work done was highly credit
>le to the teachers, and the sucsslul
management of the instite
is due largely to the earnest
forts of Proi. Jas. L Usher and
s eflicient assistant. Miss Sarah
Henderson, of Columbia.
Fifty five teachers were enrolled
trim: the session of the institute,
good many questions concerning
e best methods of teaching cante
i lor discussion, and some good
)ints were made. The music
id recitations were very enterining,
especially Friday night.
An Old Idea.
Ere-y day rtrer.Kthene the belief of e.mint
physici&ua that impure blood is the
use of trie majority of our diseases.
*?-uty-fi7e vesr? a^o this theory reus used
a basis for the formula of Browns'Iron
liters. The many rt ma-kebiecures ejected
- this famous old household remedy are
fficieut to prove that the theory is correct,
rowns' Iron Bitters is sold by ail dealars.
p.nn ijn'iv i rjirn p
ttVntiiiL'cd !!? ni iirst pairc.*'
j will not be very long l>ejnre they!
I will he well-drilled soldiers.
In a (lav or two alter the re-1
'
! emits tret t,? Columbia ihev wiil!
I beeomo familiar with al1 'he bugle ;
eal's. and will he able to fe!: heviih'"
fr >m "retreat" and
, utat ton" fro in "taps." etc They
! wi'l not he n it on sentinel dutvj
4 m
' right away, hut will he taught to i i.
idrill and the use of their trims he- j
fore nnv woik will be reouired i i
t ,
them. It will not lake an ex per <?
, ienced man long to teach the re- n,
; cruits the manna!, hut it wiil re-;l
i
i <1 u:re a vast amount of practice jm
jon the part of tlie recruit to he- in
I
come proficient in handlirg his i la
i piece. J here is not a man in the an
I recruits whom I have so far se ! i-'
j /
(cured in this county who knows!' '
j the difference of position of "port" I
I and "present'" arms, but in aie'-'
j week they will be able to give!
("pointers" !o t lie older men in the rJ
| service, if they are anything like
! the mnioritv of the recruits.
However, the Williamsburg "
j boys will be treated all right and j ft,
| will have a splendid time in the
I army, if such a tiling is possible.
i They are a manly set of fellows
I and will win the confidence and ~
esteem of the company officers at
once. While I am especially delighted
at getting so many of them
into my company, I can only regret
the failure of the young men
to complete the Williamsburg
company.
Louis J Bristow.
Yellow Jaundice Cured. y
Suffering humanity should he 1
| supplied with every means possible
j for its relief. It is with pleasure we
j publish the following: "This is to
certify that 1 was a terrible sufferer
i - .... . ...
! from Yellow Jaundice ior over six
months, and was treated by some of
the host physicians in our city and
< all to no avail. Dr. Boll, our druggist
recommended Electric Bitter.-; 8!
, and aftertaking two bottles, I was
entirely cured 1 now take the great
pleasure in recommending thorn to
1 any person suffering from this terrible
niala lv. I aiu gratefully yours.
M |.\ Hogarty, Lexington, Ky."
Sold by all Druggist.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
I
FO.1 CON Git ESS.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
lor representative from the
j (illi Congressional district, subject
; to the rules of the Democratic pri- .
1 maries. I
j f: ell Kit be. j
.
I hereby antiouneemyseif a car,-jni
didate f?>r Congress from the Sixth ; ;j
Congressional District of South i ej
j Carolina, -'loj: .*t to the rules of the j V)
i Democratic party. r<
JAMES NORTON. L,
Pleaseannouiue that I am a can
(k(
! didate for re-noniination for the .
position of Member of(Vntrrcs.s
from the Fir<t congress!ona!district C<.
ol
at the Democratic Primary idee- ^
|tion.
Very respect fuily, j
WILLI A M Kl.I.I'H'i'. I ,
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i Qi
FOR ACI>ITOR. |w
|
! I'loa.-c announce II Z Ilanna as b;
j a candidate f<<r rc-olortioii to the D
1 office of County Auditor. $1
Voters. _
FOR SUPERVISOR. T
I hereby announce myself a can- ]
didutefor County Supervisor, sub!
ject to the rules ol' the Democratic
,?rty.
J. P. IIP PS.
I I hereby announce myself as a
| candidate for re-election to the of- J
tice of County Supervisor, at the
j ensuing Democratic primary elect:
ion, and T pledge myself to abide by
i the result of said election.
B B CHANDLER. 01
Valuable to Women.
Especially vuluable to women is Browns'
< .Iron Bitters. Backache vanishes, headache
, disappears, strength takes the place of
weakness, and the glow of health readily *
' comer to the pn 1 lid cheek when this won>
derful remedy is takt u. For sickly children
orovf rvro; ked rno it ha* r.o equal. No home
?h on Id he without this famous reined v. P
Browijj'Iron Liners is sold ly all dealers. I
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r, > t:., , . '? . p. . : . *: ! . * 11
| v 'uv. v ./u. .< ^ dtv i.) i.?V/ iA . t
preparation I In. .o i ver i or iisi
e<?, and I * an't say loo much in its
l praise." LM Kennon, Merchant.
I OdelJ, Gu. Wallace ?!.: Johnson.
1 "57 fl-mvi:*
ji dJi \J c. ; j- A ./.*
PT ur f
r uUliiLsi^ viii i' - 2"
For The Salo Of L
$a $21 fe }< y * ri # '>
L ?k i*i $% H f$, hi
& & Is fe)
crT)r'f.;?. ?'
L ' ^y-"\ 4*av ?v wj '-V-* > f.^art
cJcm * *i?/ u>v? */'?* v
aw
1A AftA / ?
v? t- lyyftitu i.'Ao.iiL'.-X& v
\V" have bared tii?- old original I If
i ISO 11 jtfnl will : 'ill' hoti.Se U{
III* i ni |of ;i.-.- -.'ftlifs wi i; r.iUV
ht money to procure f>r youth higlx
pioneer ti.ihafr;. ' : is
eds of h'-5 fclb>w g:eu rs. he . is : v
arket, having Ixt-n a buyer on this niurk
jr fi.-iiron. Mr. Moore is . buyer of sevei
id South <'urolbut markets and wiil s<
well sold. Try us with a load or a
r you.
We will jvu'sooiillv superintend th
. to our care. All grinfrng done: at cost.
Hogsheads furnished free of cost i
orage free.
Our market will be (
rhich time we will be ?
re YOuE:
CURR1N
. W. Horrisoa, P. T, Jci
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CD iii i\ iN] lu JJN'4 V V ^
For the sale of L
Timinon3vil!
The leading and best equipped
ile floor with first-class accommodations
Open Night
("live us a trial and be convinced; ?
Yc-urs for
fT O '^5 i 0 \ 0
mrnrn jo.
Discovered hy a Woman. ! n-*
!
Another groat diwoverv 1 a- :nao, r i
iade, and that too, hy a lady I..
lis c?>untrv. ''Disease fasten I;
?
utches upon her ami i r s \vn
ears she wIC?r-J. > I lis . v?* ' '</"
hat 1 or vital organ were un ; )f
erminded and death seomep inuni- A
ient. For three months she cough-11 '
1 incessantly, and eould no: deep 1 | <
ho fmallp discovered a way io .o-j c
very, hy purchasing of u> a ootilo 'K
t I)r. King's Now Discovery fori v
onsumptinn, and was .-.o much re- ; ?
ovod on taking fr-t d so, that she >.,
opt all r.'ght; and with t\\o bottles,,
ns been ahsolutoly cured, fieri ^
iitno is,Mrs. Luther Lr.tn. The!
ritos W C Ilamniok & Co.. of'Shel-:
y, N. C. Trial bottles five at any
CI ,, fejJ
rutf more. iu'^ui?u ^i^v . *? ?.?
,00, every bottle guaranteed.
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?offord College 1
and vJj
*?* p I KM ' > p f i
UfWM a| A?Wi P"=W
yiitii iuziiig LU7#-.)i c
bnu?
per iv*
\S.II. CARLISLE, LL.I)., Pivsident. dot,Iacu<
MM Golless lilosiroied. j
A work of art forwarded to any j ^
jo, ! sa>'
1 fou I
iW Cilll Mm fc
Gives full information in regard | trot
?the College and Kitting Selool. |
Forty-f'ft-h year Ivgi. iSept. it;, J J.-i
!>8. - I
For Catalogue or Woflbrd Co;-1 ar*,!
go Illustrated, address : JJJ
UGMfM, \f
1 i thai
1 in. t Sjiartainhurg, S. C. I
?. 3- Moore.
; I) ^" JATTQP
icaf Tooacoo,
r -N **vr ^QR? pw/* CTl
>*-y L? tain NaaJ'ai
f Williamsburg Co.,
e-er.cc Warehouse for the coming
approved business principles,
mi wc will spare neither tin g
: !c p.bces. Mr. f'u ri n is
.. ubled to better know the
v.\ *<'. -uri'ie'i with the Florence
z for i he Florence Tobacco C'c.
ral years experience on Virginia
e that every pile of your tobacco
hipment anil we will work hard
gr.uling of all tobacco intrustipo'.i
application. Insnvauce and
jpened on July 28, at
iatl to see ycu. We
FEIENS3,
i MOORE.
133, Jr., W. E. lea.
}rs Of
JREMOUSE?
eaf Tobacco,
le, S. C.
market in the State. Nice light
for man ami beast.
And Day,
Satisfaction always given.
business,
P? no
Hiii) a bu.
I !! I mmmdfcr
t^ELEBS
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rsy i i ?*3 a ^23 gas*
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J JUSTA3 GOOD FOE ADULTS.
\BRAftJTED. PR!CE50cts.
r. m.att \. Ins., Nov. 1G, 1S93.
JWlclno Co., 81. Lo 1.1,1(0,
i .. Wo 1 lass jrear. 600 battles of
.IS YA 111.' AS (11! ILL TON If end hsva'
:lir-. , .. aslrtttd] Ihbjretr. InaiUmrcx-'
nr i.f H yoirs, in t'io druir business, have"
r sold ::n ari olo that gave such universal eatla*
ju as your Touic. Yours truly, ^
Absey. CAKB ikO*
ob Moore, of liiiFayettoj Inri.,s
that for constipation- he has'
ul l)o Witt's Little Early Risers
)o perfect. They never gripe.
them for stomach and liver'
ibles. Wallace <fcJohns6n. -V
A
Are You W?kJ
'eakness manifests itself in the low of
(ition ami aching bones. The blood is
ery: ths tissues are wastinsr?the door is
iT,,r,|, <] f rlis..L-e. A bottle of Browns'
i Hitters taken in time will restore your
ngth, soot lie your nerves, make your
1 rich a:id r". 1. Do you more good
i an expensive special course of medicine.'
was' Iron Bittora is sold by all dealer*;'