The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, October 20, 1898, Image 5
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Tax L^fid Sales.
By virtu^of several executions
I tomediM^fted I have levied upon
sell for cash fur taxes on
lij^HKirst Monday in November next
^^ft>re thet'ourt house door in King
the following described lands
I. 44 acres of land in Hope
I tnwnsBip oeiongmg u> r oi?v-?v.
fj bounded north and west by M E
r Conyers, east by Tutle, and south
j. by Browder.
No.-. 8'W acres of land in Hope
[ townshin belonging to M EConvcs
l- and boun led north by H () Canty
L east by Browder ond Lesesno,souih
by Sanfee swamp and west by Est.
Richardson.
No. 3. in acres of land in Laws
township belonging to James B >yd
I and bounded north by Sampson
It Meyers, east by N. E. It 11. and
south and west by Est. (Jourdin.
No. 4. 38 acres of land in IVnn
township belonging to Est. Robt.
Murrell and bounded north by
T?*?mv Rron-n. oast bv Elvev ('lark
son, south by D LCrowell and west
by March Murrell.
No. 5. 23 acres of land in King
township belonging to 0 w F oskey
and bounded north and east by
James Epps, south and west by
Nexsen.
No. 6. 15 acres of land in King
township belonging to John Jackson
and bounded south by Est. of
* C Mouzon, west and north by Van
Fulton, East by Betty Jarrohi.
No. 7. 40 acres of lan 1 in King
townin bolomrin.r to Betty Jar
rold bounded east by Elsoy James,
south by C Mouzoti, north by John
Jackson and west by Van Fulton.
No. 8. 6 acres of land in King
township belonging to Est. Cubit
Shaw and bounded n >rth by \V \V
Wise, east by J E Tharp, and south
and west by Eli McFaddin.
No. 9. 188 acres of land in Anderson
township belonging t > L 1) Pipkin
and bounded north by E A
Thomas, east by unknown land,
south by Sarah Hicks land and
west by It Amman land.
No. 10. 80 acres of laud in Sutton
township belonging to W G
Cooper and bounue l east oy ian?is
of J J Cooper, north by land unknown,
south by lands of B Briorson
and west by unknown land.
No. 11. 9-3') acres of land in Turkey
township belon?in? to H O
SSnow and bounded south by Black
river, east by lands of 8 T liussell,
n >rtn and west by lands of T K
^Sjjich.
P^nTTT?. Snrn-es of land in T-aws
township belonging to Sarah Archie
and bounded by lands of (Joins on
the west by lauds of W* u. S titers,
on the south, and by lands of Peter
Gourdin ?n the north.
vr . to J-. l . l P.nn
.>(). io. - i atiow ui.i i to x v '
township belonging to Wash Tisdale,
l>ound"d east bv lands of Don
Miller, norili by Oeasar Wilson,
west by Jack Tisdule and south by
Derry Tisdule.
No. 14. l4' acre of land in Anderson
township belonging to John
Venters and bounded east by lands
of J M Player and 0:1 all other
sides by J M Player.
No. 15. 1 Lot in the town of Lake
City belonging to X 1> Clarkson
ami bounded west by Taouias Street
south and east by .Mrs. Maria McAllister
and north by public road
to Hebron church.
J D DANIEL,
S \V C.
Administrator's Notice.
ALL persons indebted to the estate
of J BUhandler, deceased, will make
payment to the undersigned, and all
persons having claims against the
said estate will file tlie same duly attested
to me.
W W GRAYSON.
CCCP & G S, Ad.
Notice of Pinal Discharge.
NOTICE is hereby given that on
Saturday the 29th day of October, 1898,
I will apply to the Probate Judge ol
Williamsburg county for a final discharge
as guardianfor D- O Coker.
B C COKER,
PW. 15 lSHS (Jnar.'li.an.
Mary Anderson's Little Boy.
Mary Anderson, who is now
Mrs. de Navarro, and lives in
England, has allowed herself, hei
new English home and her twoyear-old
baby to be photographed
forthe first time for publication
Some twenty pictures have been
made, and the best of these will
appear in an early issue of The
Ladies' Home Journal. The ba
by's picture is, of course, the central
one of interest.
I always keep on hand a ful
and complete line of farming im
plements, carpenters' tools, anc
all k:nds of hardware, and I sel
them low down. S. M. Askins
Lake City, S. C.
Young men, I have a prett3
line of neckwear. Come and gel
pleased. S. M. Askins, Like
(Jity, S, 0.
?? mam mmmm?m
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N-JWS> k_4? oiCa ??iSa ^xvift1 tuii. i
ryfir-j^iir^.v^gtow'fg
; 82 ? FOE BA
A full line of Dress Goods,
Crepon, Cashmere, English Poplir
Standard Prints ? ?
38 inch Best Sea Island iloiiiespi
.'{< inch Soft Bleach at ?
.'{!? inch Fruit Bleach at
A nice line of Shirts, Collars a
Millinp.rv Si
v y t* i i iiicm vi y ?? *
You can be suit>
prices.
We keep everything in the th
Caps and Trunks. We are also
! Prices low down.
c?ze^xJ xai. uasisi S*i.. ~v
To call on us before buying,
not be undersold.
ESS H /f! ?
3 T A U 1
Notice of Election for
Member of CongressAn
election will be held on Tuesday
! Xovt-mbe-8. 1S9S, at the legally est a blished
p<.?lliii_r precincts in Williamsburg
county, for a representative
fr?>ni the 1st and 6th Congressional
I>istricts. in the AGtli Congress of the
Cnited states.
The {>olls will be opened at 7 a. ra.
and kept open without intermission
until 4o'clock p. rn.
The following named persons have
been appointed to manage said eleci
tion, to wit:
FEDERAL.
Kingstree. U W Arms, D J Kpps,
R A .Murphy.
i Greeleyviiie. C R Burgess J J
j Bradhatn, Ned Ard.
Gourd ins. A M Gordon, W J Mci
Knight. Sain MeGlary.
I .^uit-ius. SN June. P M Burdick,
E J Parker.
Trio. J B Files, E W Eliot. J B
.McCants.
Earies W P Blake, W B Blakley
[ J L Mc? ants.
SaIters. J E Salters, W Ii Bryan,
j V E I.if rage.
Coder swamp. .1 F Scott, W A Me
. Crea, W Gordon Cantley.
Blooming vale. T K Smith, Win.
Morris Hugh Pipkin.
.l- Miii.ki \V;?IIrer Goont. Gib
""" " - * & ?- - I
son Waldron, Allen lleminingway.
Indiantown. Julian Wilson, H M
Vause. .1 W Nelson.
Muddy Creek HeddingCannon. N M
Venters* i> \V Cribb.
Altmaa's store. S B Thompson.
.Joseph Lurant. M F Eaddy.
Prospect Church. J I) Carter. A B
Lawieuce, Walter Brown.
Seranton. P S Wall, Henry Flyn.
I Charley ltedmau.
Lake City. J M Sturgeon, W W
Moore. .M A Thomas.
MeAlisters Mill. H P Baldwin,
i Henry Collins, H M Thomas.
1 Hebron Church. II A Kennedy,
i .J C Christmas, I) H Smith.
Codes. C L Wheeler, Eli Sauls, K
! F Epps.
One of the above named managers
at each box will call upon the Board
' of Commissioners at Kingstree, Xovi
ember 5. 1S9S, to receive ballot boxes,
I poll lists and instructions, and to Ve
UftiXliVU.
W W Kennkoy, ) Commissi ncrs
W b McCants, - of Federal
J 1* Epps, ) Election.
Notice of Election.
An election will be held at the sevI
eral precincts established by law in
! Williamsburg county, on Tuesday,
Nov?mber8, isas, for the following
(' officers to wit: Governor, Lieutenant
Governor. Secretary of State. At';
torney General, Comptroller General
| Adjutant and Inspector General,
i Mate Treasurer, State Superinten
j dent of Education, one uaiiroau tmuI
mis-ioner. one Senator, three ltepresI
entatives to the lower branch of the
Legislature, one Supervisor, one Sep(erintendent
of Education.
' '1 he polls will be opened at 7 a. m.
and kept open without intermission
. until 4 o'clock p. in.
11 The following named persons have
been appointed managers for State
and county elections.
I STATE.
Kingstree. .1 J Steel, Jr., II O Brit
ton, J T Nelson.
Greeleyville. E R Lesesne, G GGist
W F Jlogan.
Gourdins. A M Gamble, S G McI
Donald, J S Brunson.
Suitons, IIS Garner, R I) Blakeley,
A L Ileddleston.
II Trio. T B Cooper, W A Hale, S E
. J Thomas.
. | Earls. T W Camlin, E Cox. W M
' Ilaselden.
i ! Salter.-. S B Ilaraer. J M McClary,
CM Saters.
> Cedar Swamp. John S Tisdale, J A
; McCrea. J B Cnandler.
Bloom in^vale. M II Pipkin, J M
j Mc< onnell. B S Smith.
Black Mingo. Jas. M Gordon, F G
t Rhem, B F Brockinton.
Indiantown. II W Nelson, Geo. M(
Cutclien, J W Ervin.
Muddy Creek, II E Eaddy, J L
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gra jwi err?-^csrv p- tm 9
rxio LjLrrrtJ wrfrwr. J rc-wx K**B^
STORE
R G AIH 8 m 1 !
sijfli ;js, iIenrietlas, UrilJiatitines j*
1, Sateens. 1
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III ? ? ? r?('ls.
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ind Under ware.
oclr is complete.1
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ea in siyies una
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I
e Shoe and Notion line, ila'sj
handling a. good line of Furniture.
TCiy WaBBELTKlJ j
1
\\ e buy and sell lor cash and will j .
I j
if f P W
?lli i h i;
CASH STORE. ;
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HaselcFn, K K Muggins,
i Altmau's store. J K Cox. I) W Alt-j
m in. W C Eaddy.
Prospect Ch'irch. J M Eaddy, II R j
Hugghis,J II Ea Jdy.
Soranton. A M Cook, W.I Willongh-1
by. R E MeKnight.
Lake City. J LStuckey, J J Mat-'
thews, ET Moody j
i Mc A listers Mil. A W Rodgers, S J J
Kirby. J S Floyd. j <
Hebron Church. W II McElveen Jr., ?
' W L Burgees, S J smith.
Cades. T P Fulmo:e, II C Tallevast, I'
W EIlanna. j]
One of the above named managers at 1
each box will call upon the Board of j
Commissioners at Kingstree Novem-j'
ber 5, 189*. to receive ballot boxes, poll
lists and instructions, and to bequali-;
tied.
WF Kkxxeov. ) Commissioners j?
(J W Arms, of State <
D N Johnson, J Elections h
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THROUGHOUT THE STATE
The News of a Week Briefly Told in ,
Paragraphs.
The first regiment is to be nitis- >
tered out of service, October JSth,1
j at Columbia.
Orangeburg is to have water j
works ami electric lights in the ,
I near future.
Gov. Ellorbe par dolled J. M. Tim-1
i mens, of Richland county, last Monday,
who had been sentenced to one j
j year in the penitentiary for forgery.'
)
Monday afternoon, at Bennetts!
villo, Deputy Sheriff J. A. Minson,
\t lido arresting ZekeJ Towsend, was,
; forced to shoot and kill hint.
At Saluda, October 11. John
j Berry, colored, shot his wife be;
cause she tried to prevent his going
lout at night. The woman is dead
: and Berry has been arrested.
Four warships, the Montgomery,
' the Nashville, the Wilmington and i
the Princeton, will be in Charles;
ton harbor during Gala Week.
Lee Jove, a negro, died in Sumter I
I fnimtv from tlw t>ft'i?ots
of a blow from a hoe in the hands
of Rufus Johnson about three
months ago. ohnson has not been
arrestvd.
It is said now that the troops to
be embarked for Cuba and l'orto
I ltico will be equally divided between
Charleston and Savannah.
A crowd of Charleston girls hiss- 1
ed an actress on King Street, who |
had persop/ated a Spanish spy in
I the play of "Remember the Maine." i
Tly? Bamberg di>pensary and CI
its content:? were destroyed by lire I
j Tuesday. The loss is estiuia'el at!
j.floOO. The origin of the lire is1
iunknown. i
Last Thurdsay night Berry
Hicks, a .North Carolina negro.'
-hot and ki d Sarah Holmes aj
dissolute women of Florence.
. Hicks escaped after the killing.
Policeman XcXeil killed a negro
in the streets of Charleston last
i; Thursday night. William Chisolm
the negro, who was employed hy I
Sheriff Martin as night watchman,
hud been arrested for making a disturbance
on the street and was try!
iug to escape.
The State dispensary is still receiving
letters of inquiry concernling
the workings of the dispensary
law. A candidate lor Governor in
j Arkansas and a prominent State
I official of Nebraska are the latest ,
jseekersof this information.
Rice! Rice! Rice!
Consignments of Rough Rice
j solicited. Rrompt. milling and rej
turn of proceeds or account sales.
Highest market paid for good rice.
"Carolina Rice Meal" or "Flour',;
' the cheapest and b st stock food
on the market, for sale at low 1
figures.
WEST POINT MILL 00.,
Charleston, S C.
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Ai: ailing; woiiicii ami <? nm'f
i?incr ought to in* conn oiled c
jtend 1 heir day- in a holier laclor
A Wonderful Dlscoirry.
The last quarter of a century records
nanv wonderful discoveries in medicine,
?rt none that have accomplished more i'<r
iiiinan tv than that sterling old household
emedy. Browns'Iron Bitters. It seems to
ootain the very elements of good health,
md neither man, woman or child can take
t without deriving the greatest benefit.
Iron ns' Iron Bitters is sold by all dealers.
():ir oiler of the Thrice a-weel
tVorld and the Coi*xty Uk<:oiu>. out
rear for $105 fdill holds good; wt
.1... ~n\... 'r.... 0..1 <1..
II>?J 'MIC I I lin JilAUUi; ?l I i11 ill*
I'wice a Week News and Cour'e
or $ l.TVl'his i> a rue opportuiii
tv to secure two good papers l'<
lie price of one.
Skin Diseases,
For tl' - speedy and permanent cnre o
Letter, sal. rheum and eczema, Cham
berlain's Lye and Ski;: Ointment i
without an J: relieves the itch
in,? and smart:: ^ almost it.-tantly r.ra
its coniimmd use effects a permanen
ic also cares irch, Lavhor's itch
>i ;i.l head, sere nipples, itr'/'ng piles
happed hands, chronic sore eyes am
granulated lids.
I '* e%.!?r'c Pfniriifn Tv.Tvdnr<j frr
horses arc th4-!? > * t^nic. bl.>od |>nrifle:
Mid vermifuge Pric?, 25cents. Soklbj
Wallace & Johnson.
A Trade Getter.
We have lost trade by beinj? on
>f Ramon's Liver Pills and Toni
Pellets. We c *n seldom ever in
luce a customer to take any othe
is a substitute for them when the;
lave tried Ramon's. Justice ?!
Kletcher, Crossville, Ala. For sal
ly Wallace A Johnson.
Notice.
T will he in niv office in th
ourt hoii<e in Kings tree S. C
in SATURDAY of each wee
m<1 (luring my absence, 1 wil
leave my office key with Mr. C. \\
McClani.
E. M. Smith,
Judge of Probate,
Williamsburg Co.,C. S.
An Old Idea.
Every day strengthens tLe belief of eminent
ph.veiciaus that impure blood is die
cause of the majority of our diseases,
Twenty-five years ago tiiis theory v.t.i used
as a basis for the formula of browns'iron
Bitters The many remarkable cures effected
by tbis famous old household remedy are
sufficient to prove that ihe theory is correct
Browns'Iron Bitters is sold by uil dealers
In matrimonial engagement
men have *o face powder.
RunvES
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18 J U3T AS COOD FOR AC U LTS.
WARRANTED. PRICE 50 cts
GAI-atia, II.ls., Nov. 16.1333.
Farls Medicine To., Ft. IxjuIh, Mo.
Gentlemen: Wo sold last year. 600 bcttlos
GHOVK'S TAGTELES8 CHILL TONIC nnd hr
bought thrre gross already ihl3 year. In a!! our e
pcnsnce of It years, in the drug business, hie
never sold an articlo that gave such universal bat
faction f ' your Tonic. Yount truly,
AI1XJ.Y. CAItR AO
| HOTEL
\ CALHOUN,
! fflllJSI, - -!.!,
I F. O. LONDON.
| Manager.
J* Kins Street, Business Centre
W of the City, Opposite the
?! Academy ofMnsic.Itooms
f) 1 arire, ai rv a nd JomjH
lettable, Table Ex4
c e 1 1 e n t. .
| KATES $2 00 and
K $2.50 per day.
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Can yon tell me how it is tli.i
I
! sell more goods than others
v , ^ ripjm mrwm
1 /-V^T5 sstea DBLsaL
i :Ls
1
;! Because I hey always keep g<
r ami sell at. the lowest prices, and co
. It yon doubt this statement jnst call
> see lor yourselt' what bargains, tin
; dons stock of Fall and Winter gooc
.: York City.
.Millinery goods of all kinds,
; Sailors, Kibbons, .Notions ot al
>
J * XOTICKA FEW OF Til]
j Cotton, nil colors. 3 spool
36 inch best Sea Islaml ITomopun
1 * St.-Millar.! Prints
' Other Prints
i 3fi inch Willi- Pcreals
2^ 36 " " Iileaeh Home-run
I >ril! Drawers from 15 c's
.. Nice Pen al Shirts Worth SO cts
| " With Collars &
^? Mali's Prolan Shoes from Wets, n
' I toys' " " " 75 cts, "
?77 Pa-lies' Shoes from .">0 ets. i;:?.
Children's shoes from 2l)cts. tip.
?77 Men's -nit- from ?2.U0 tip.
ijijys ' dUcts. up.
^ A 8
cj il>' # =% L.
r A bij.r stock of Furniture to be
l\ Fitz Foo j
e j
Saddles, Fames
and all kinds
0 Titnvaiv, Crockery, and Glassw
I
' kinds. Stoves of all kinds and siz
lc i
II ; numerous to mention.
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;The Broadway
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j iiiuuiiiiiuuiaiiuimamuiiiiii
T W DODO
J i IH i
a Commission S3
\; Deale
: Choice H Oats
t! paired C>
! CONSIGN
'of Cotton
Farm 2?rccli
J.X.HOB,
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5 c:
?< Of Charleston.
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" Charleston, - - S. C.
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' j iu:.i. m
. me one nuooreo ona mm pi
| DOM M ft Mj icier.
Courses are offered in Ancient i
!'; and Modern Languages, English
y Language and Literature, History, |
fi. Economics, INychology, Logic, |
fc! Mathematics and the Physical Sci}')
once, leading to the degrees of A i
tj) B., and A. M.
ft; The Special Appliances for in ij
j st ruction embrace the library of 12.">no
volumes, free to all students
; the Natural History Museum and
fj- j the Chemical Laaoratory.
K Tuition f 10. Necessary expenses j
TS......
fjl including nmi >m, *hk>. i-jaoihii.c?ffr
tions for admission. Sept. .'JO. For
jj,t catalogues and other information
iS apply to
jjii Harrison Randolph,
? President.
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II I lie n wjo.\yiAi^ dinajo
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">0(1 goods, and the latest styles,
mpelition does not affect them,
at II I) .KEDDICK'S store and
;y can offer you in their tremenU
that has just arrived from New
including ladies'trimmed Ilats,
;1 kinds.
KIR PRICES BELOW.
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for - lOots* zZS
- - (a' 4Jct"J.
(/i> 41c ts.
(?'i 2i&U't*. X2
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(a) |4feK ^35
to - - Met*. ^3
(n) 22et8* ^3
Cutis Worth |1.25 Sell UOcts. :35
3
so^
sold low down.
Bicycles,
;s, Cane Mills,
of Groceries.
are. Cartridges, Pistols, Guns, all
es, and a great many other goods too
s. i
Racket Store,
. REDDICK,
Proprietor.
iiiiUiUiUttUUiUUUiUlUUUUi
01 & SON.
[erchants And
rs In
, Corn, and
ow-food.
JMENTS
lf r\r T5q~?zs
zee Solicited..
SON & SON,
136 East Bay,
tiaxlestorL, S. C.
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13. W.Mijeon, jjj
| Blacksmith and '
| Horseshoer, |
i UEllltAL REPAIRING |
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l5 DO.XK. Jj
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ttApr. 14th 'OS-ly.
i! it
Moore than twenty millien free
samples of DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve have been distributed by the
manufactories. What better proof
of their conttaence in its merits no
you want? It cures piles, burns
scitlds, sores, in the shortest space or
i time. Wallace & Johnson, '
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