The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, October 13, 1898, Image 5
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THE SECOND RECIMENT WILL
SOON EM3ARK.
A Higid Inspection P.imJiy - r >*2 Paymaster
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T" ub?.vc j.
^ Camp Cuba Libre. Panaira
ParK, Fla.. Ojt. 7?It i-- very probable
that our regiment will p> t<
Tybee Islau 1 within ton dn>,
there to await transportation f<
Cuba. This is the iiiiorui.ition
Iroin headquarters li:i< inomiiejr.
but orders are changed so often
that before the tune lor e.\ tea tint:
this order it may be changed.
The regiment is to be inspected
Monday and upon tlte result ol
this insp1 liou'prob iMv rests the
ultimate late of the command. fi
we pa^sagood inspection we shali
probably be atnoi.^: tiio>e w! o
are to to Cuba, ond ii' we <;o
it- t pass sat:sfietori!v.wc will he -(>
rep< r ed to W.uTitnifon: for a re
port of tlio inspection is to 20 on
to headquarters. The men are to
have on their backs at insne<
everylliitiir that has boon issued. to
them ninee their enlistment?..*11:,
haversack, knapsack, canteen,
plate, knife, spoon. fork, blanket,
shoes, poncho, cartridge belts an !
all their clothes, ami the inspection
of these articles ami 01 the
quarters is to be very minute.
The drill review is to lie in both
close and extended oider and in
s the battle formation^.
The paymaster visited oiircanip
last Tuesday and paid otfour regiment.
The paymaster this week
was Major Arrick, of I lie regular
army, and he complimented our
regiment very hiahly by saying
that our pay rolls were made out
be'ter than any rolls of any volunteer
regiment he had ever paid
_/r I...11 nr.<>.
<111. Will UI>l>'l!C?ll UilJfjM ll ?> no
I hey have a full supply of cash.
A severe florin swept over our
rcatncJast Sunday. curryilit: awav
tents and their contents, blowing
down trees,etc., and iloinj.' inucli
damage to tlie camp.
The boys are doiM? nothing out
of the ordinary now: drilling, policiinr,
i:-Iiinir and lolling around
thee-tmp. Several recently went
trtSIf A ?1. 1 ?s * i:iH.:in.l Millie Vo U,
Jacksonville every day.
The city is tilled with various
curios of every imaginable characters
ami many of the boys are
investing in these little
souveuirs and either keepins I hem
safely in their tents or sending
them home.
Several of my Williim^burg
friends have presented me with
little tokens of friendship in the
shape of Florida and war souven
irs, some of which are exquistely
beautiful in their peculiar con
birucium <xuu uuu imajivR.
The American Tobacco Co. is
today distributing a lot of smoking
and chewing tobacco, pi pes,
and matches to the soldiers. Tins
company sends around about once
every two weeks ;i lot ot t lie - weed
for gratuitous distribution.
No Records were received here
last week and t lie boys have been
much annoyed as by this means
tjiey always got the week's news
from their county. The free distribution
among the soldier boys
from Williamsburg of the County
Record every week has been
much appreciated by them.*
L. J. 1>.
We buy to sell, and sell we do
groceries are going at phenomenally
low prices and are always
in keeping with the tone of the
market. S. M. A skins, Lake
<Jity, S. C.
I always keep on hand a full
and complete line of fanning im^
^ plements, carpenters" tools, ami
all kinds of hardware, and I sell
them low down. S. M. Askins,
Lake City, S. C.
Young men, 1 have a pretty
line oi neckwear, t.oiue and
pleased. iS. Ai. Atkins, Like
til;-, S. V.
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(V.. ^ sm?I- !r !i;?i tt>n ou?ia.
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11 A Ini 1 line of Dress Goods.
Orcpon, Cashmere, Knirlisli I'oplin
,! Standard Prints ?
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.k> men r.-U 15. :! a it
A nice line oi Shirts. ( ''.liars a
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f^tjr ri'1 - > $?'* P "V ^t
v y if r i i W. ^ *._ t
Toy canbz suia
Oil CSS.
V'e keep evorvl him: in the tin
V
Caps am] Trunks. ViV are a!-o I
l'rices low down.
Kit. acSer>erl
To call on us before buying,
not bo Hi'-! '"'Mni.
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THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
The News of a Week Briefly fold in
Paragraphs.
I The case against Col. .I.amos li
. Tillman, eiiaiievi will) a^rnvaled j
, a>>:imIf. was dismissed Sv M.ijnV 1
!
: trate (,'!arks')/i on the ground o! j
' insufficient evidence. Charges j
1 have also boon made against Imn '
r ; '
n:i lU'Miiiri * * M Jvv' villi i iii u.Ji'A i, i
for which he w fi! probably be
tried by court mart: *I later on.
'J here are now enrolled 301 |
pupils at Clemron College.
Thai tli" Second regiment ofj
South < arolina volunteers will go!
to Cuba with (leu. Fitzhtiiih Lee'
; seems now to be an assured fact.
A petition, sinned by manyi
prominent Columbians, has been'
| sent to Col. V.'ilie .Jones, urging!
hito resi.-n his positou as Colo j
nel of too Second regiment audi
jeturn to<Yduiubia.
iSmall pox has again broken out j
iiu >Su'.liter and many eases are rej>o
it ed.
Senator !i li Tiilman claim;!
that he had more to do with the i
.
mustering out of iiie First regi-i
| inent than any one else.
Thomas Frivitt. town marshal,
' of Tinimomtville, who had Ix-enj
>onvicte<i of assault and battery 1
, with intent to kill and sentenced |
to three months in the peniten-J
limy, was pardoned by 'duv. Kl^
lerhe la?t week.
('A Flovd. a res nor table w hit e i
farmer of Newberry county, shot
?ai d killed a negro named Kobt.
i)orroh last Saturday night. From
'lie evidence adduced at the cor
oner's inor.est, Floyd acted in
: self-defence and was acq jilted bv J
the .jury.
Another election contest has'
[come tin from Fait field county.!
! On the lir>i count Mr. Moore wa?j
electro auditor hva innjoritv ot,
? \ ' '
stomal voles, whereupon Mr.Kieh- ,
mond, ii's opponent. appealed to
the county executive eoininitlcej
lor a new cor.nl. Tins was grant-:
; ed and Mr. JLckmonu was dodar.
e<l tin* nominee. Now Mr. Moore;
Wants the .Slate executive com ;
1 mittee tp meet and settle ;lio mat-1
ter.
Anthony Carter, a negro who
killed Mr. James Long seven years!
ago. near Johnston, in ivieeiieid
county, lias recently been arrested j
'at Lexington, Ivy., and. will be
brouirht bark to trial.
1 , . !
Two Monroes A11 red Ilollinirs-:
worth ai;<l George 11 utciiiusoti.1
i livilli; near L Igelield, goi into a
row ia.-t Monday, when llmchin i
son. finding his antagonist gelling
:the better of hi in, drew a razor
ami cut liollingsworlh's throat '
|
l rotii ear to ear.
In Greenville county, near:
Marietta, duo!; I'isher and Gal ,
;Green, two white hoys aged 10 j
|and I'd years, respectively, entered |
TO
JVTc t 'jpiwuri rrsw T^*ac ?? A<WIJ?^|
Use iv iWtu ak.r*mezJ
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a Q A i N S ? ?8
such :i<, llenneltas, lirilliantin
, Sal ecus.
-lef >i
h r>cls.
Vis.
x 't ?
;i?! I'ndenvare.
ock is complete
id in styles am
i Shoo and Notion line. Ha
Kindling a jjood line ol' Fiirnitm
Tcvm wwpwamm
We buy and sell lor cash and vvj
f ! f 11 f
4 111 fa I i
CASH STORE.
t ?io house of Jerry Towns, colore
onSumlay morning, and shot hi
touealh. The case looks ugly h
'.he Uovs, who are lodged in jail.
Indiantown Inklings.
Miss Laurie llarrall, of Mci
nettsville, is teaching at Rollins.
Mr. T M MoOutchen has aboi
reeoverc 1 from his severe illne
of a lew weeks ago.
Mr. J F Cooper has his 1 ririr
handsome dwelling almost com
j)leted. We await with intere
the event suggested by this buil<
ing.
Mr. W E Snowden, who in
been employed as salesman b
Cnr.t. Kennedy during the fa
months, will leave next week t
teach school in Darlington count;
Many of the young farmers <
this section have line horses an
new buggies, which seems to con
tradict the universal cry of bar
litnoc
Mr. J C Bell has leased th
plantation ol'Capt. W II Kenned
and will move there about Dec
ember 3, at which time Cap
Kennedy and family 'will go t
Kings tree.
We understand that Rev. J 1
Dunlopwill foon remove his fan
ily to Georgetown to make tliej
luture home in that town. M
Dnnlop lias been pastor in charg
of the Georgetown Presbytena
church lor some time past.
Eenson Briefs.
The fields are still white wit
unpicked cotton.
Several of our young men at
11 I T r .
icimeu prcaoning ai ivin^scre
last Sunday.
Married on Saturday, October f
at home, by Magistrate W I) Snow
ilen. Miss Lll Tisdale to Mr. Pol
Tyler.
Capt. Jolin E Scott has bee
very ill during the past week, be
his condition seems to be improve
at this writing; Mr. K W Spann i
also (jiiite unwell.
Most of our farmers say the
will reduce their cotton acerag
next year. Tins year's experienc
lias taught them a valuable lessen
in tliis respect.
Mrs- N D Lesesne commence
teaching Monday at the Brow
school house, and Mr. J G McChil
lough's school at the Baptin
church will soon begin. We at
fortunate in securing such excel
lent teachers,
All kinds of printing done in lir
class style at our job office. Bi
heads, letter heads, programmes an
posters printed 011 short nolic
Wedding invitations and visitin
cards engraved artistically. A1
kinds of legal blanks for sale. On
us a trial order.
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^And id n(ic Pellets
Cure rill forms cf P! pease cnuscl by
a Liver .mi Biliousness.
The Pin?: ;-::i Cleanses
1 The Tonic I'ellut f-lvigGrsfeS
... ... ?
i > nc ill* ; Doctor s nook t'.T.; all <.i.out
' tie'l. aula !'r:c, proves
j eve: -." tri!? . Cot Tre#i 1-250.
j BfiCVKI; Y?r'j. CO . r.'. t 111' Cr vipv It, Tevi
]?o sure you're riijit and then j
ts j do as yon please.
Skin Diseases,
For the speedy and permanent cure of
ill tetter, rait "h-nm and eczema, Chamberlain's
Fn- rnd Skin Ointment is |
tvithoit an It relieves t!:e itch- |
in.c* and s: lrrlftp; almost instantiy and
i - con; itire, d n:-.? eh.'ects a permanent
err -. i' :'l.-o . :-rc itch, 1? irhct 's itch,
scald head, sore rip; !;-.-;, itchiuir piles,
chained i> mi ;, c hronic sera eves and
! granulated lids.
I
?' t?r. Cadi's CcntKiion for'
"" ; linntt-fi are ih"> bect tonic, ldor?<l purlfiei
JJ aua vermifuge Price, C3cents. Sold by j
Tn Wallace & Johnson.
Dl*
A Trade Getter.
We have lost trade by being out
ofItamon's Liver Pills and Tonic
n.: Pellets^ We can seldom ever induce
a customer to take any other
as a substitute for them when they
it have tried Ramon's. Justice A
i Fletcher. ('rossvillo. Ala. For sale
( by Wallace A Johnson.
, _
i-! Notice.
st ; T will be in my office in the
I i 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.
is McCkun.
E. M. Smith,
' Judge of Probate,
II Williamsburg Co.,C. S.
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^ j An Old Idea. '
Every day strengthens the belief of emb
nent pLysicians tnot impure blood is the
1 j cause of the majority of our discuses.
J | Twenty-live years ago tiiis theory was ured
| as a biijjis for the formula dT browns'Iron
i J Bitters. The many remurkable cures effected
! by this famous old household remedy are
a j sufficient to prove that the theory is correct.
j i*rvwua iron itinera is boiu uy ui ut-aicrm?
e In matrimonial engagements
v I :r.en have 'o i'aco powder.
11 p)*J&*iS*SSSs <
; TASTELESS
JCIIS LL
1TQNIC
11 18 JUST A3 COCO FOR ADULTS,
il WARRANTED. PR5CE SOctS.
,i i catatia, ills., nov. 16,1398.
j Pari* Mrvlirlnc Co., m. Louia.Mo.
) Owitlimcn: 'Wo h>!<1 la--t year. 000 bottloa of
IS GliUi'E n TA!-TBL1>S CHILL TONIC and havo
| bought tbrai! gross already this ycnr. In all ovr ex*
! i>ericnt?_ of 11 yonr*. In tho drug business, havo i
never an ona-to maiguvc mice universal sanej
xnctiou us your Tonic. Yours trulv,
y I Aii>rv. Carii A(V j
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"if HOTEL I
j!|CALHOUN?|
-1 GEiEl^ISi) 5.1,?
*i*F. O. LONDON. fj
0 v
-|f Manager.
!? Kinir Street, Business Centre 'il
jfj! of the City, Opposite the $j
st if? Academy oi'Music. Rooms fS j
11 )) large, airy and JoinI
a fort able, Table Ex- *'
o.|| -el lent. |l
ig'jf. HATES $2 00 and jjj
II $2.50 per day. ^
n-1 ft . ft
I 7?r7& 7Zm~7Z-> 7^7^ N
mtmmnmmmwmttmmttwmi
Can vou tell me how it is that t!
sell more goods than others (
\~SZ "=^5^ -rri
Sy* *?* ?k?J
Because they always keep good
and sell at the lowest prices, and comp
If you doubt this statement jnst call at
see tor yourself what bargains, they i
dons stock of Fall and Winter goods tl
York City.
Millinery goods of all kinds, inc
Sailors, Ribbons, &e. Notions of all ki
^ NOTICE A FEW OF THEIR
g? Coat's Cotton, all colors, a spools for
:iG inch best Sea Island Homespun m~?
S!t iiwlwril Prints
Other Prints
86 itii'li "Wide Pereals
?; 3(5 " " Iilcach I Ionics run
Drill Drawers from Ifi ets to
5^1 Nice Penal Shirts Worth 30 ets.
S^: " ' ' With Collars & Cutt
Men's Prolan Shoe- from 00 ets. up.
iPZ boys' ' " " Torts, "
2ZZ Ladies' Shoes from 50 ets. tin.
y Children's shoes from 20cts. up.
Jz: Men's suits from $2.00 tip.
SZZ boys " " 50ets. up.
iALv
A bi? stock of Furniture to be sob
Fitz Fee B
Saddles, ,
and all kinds oi
Tinware, Crockery, and Glassware,
kinds. Stoves of all kinds and size3, a
numerous to mention.
The Broadway ]
H. D. I
iiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiauaiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiii
J, N. R0BS01
nnmmission Mei
Dealers
Choice Hay, Oats, <
paired Con
CONSIGNS
of Cotton JPoulti
Farm X'xcd.-u.c
J. N. ROBSC
Clis
COUEiE f
Of Charleston. '11
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m 1 c? n
Uiiitlit/SltUll) " u. Vi; ;i|
in HuDdred god lam p|?
beotnstlie lifst MoodflyioOetoiier. If
Courses are offered in Ancient,!?
and Modern Languages, English j v (
Language and Literature, History, y *
Economics, Psychology, Logic, ip
Mathematics and the Physical Sci- $
enee, leading to the degrees of A j'l
II., and A. M. i Jj [
The Special Appliances for in- M I
struction embrace the library of 12.-, -i, .
* - ?!Ar
o(M) volumes, free to all .students .jr-4"
the Natural History Museum and
the Chemical Laaoratory. - J
Tuition $40. Necessary expenses
including tuition, $l(v>. Examina- sam
tions for admission, Sept. <40. For Salv
catalogues and other information ,nan
apply to ?f th
Harrison Randolph, you,
^ . ' scali
President. time
i i" i 7 . jiiniiVi"^
mmTimTmTrmfTfmnrfB? ]
Mger! 1
ie RACKET STORE alwajr#
S.SS; J
goods, and the latest styles#
etition doe? not affect them.
II D IiEDDlCK'S store and
can offer you in their tremenlat
has just arrived from Ne*
iluding ladies' trimmej Ilatt,
inds. .-3
: BRICKS BELOW. M
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Wet*' 2 :
- - - (d 4fcH, 2
- ($ 4}ct*? 2
(a 3i&4ct*, 2
(d ' Oct-. 2
(g? |4Jet*. 2
30c ts. 2
(rt> 22et** 2! I
s Worth $1.25 Sell VOeU. 21 ^
2
p l
,2 W 3^
I low down.
icycles,
, Cane Mills,
f Groceries. J
Cartridges, Pistols, Guns, all
nd a great many other goods tod , ";.M
>
Racket Store,
iunnrnir. -
VJJi/i/ A \S Ml
Proprietor.
r iiiiiiii'iiiii
J 4 SON.
cchants And .
In
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Corn, and Pre*
' food.
1ENTS
Mill ? H'MfiT?
-v Effffs and
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? Solicited..
)N & SQN,
136 East Bur,
a,rleston, S. O.
^.W.Mixon, |
llacksmith and ?!
Horseshoer, |
ii.iva.in * n i<n a mlv/i a
^KATI.Y All) j|
qCHKLY 2 ;
UOXE. |
Satisfaction |" '
Guaranteed. I . -?
(iBft, - 8. C. I ''
>r. 14th '98-ly. I
9?mmm
uere than twenty million frw
pies of DeWltt's Witch Hazel
1 _ 1 .11 i.^11 A.J ? 11 _
e nave oeenuisinuuiea Dy me
ufactories. What better proof
ieir confidence in Its merits do
Want? It cures piles, burnt
is, sores, in the shortest space ofi
!. Wallace & Johnaom ^
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