The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, October 27, 1898, Image 5
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Tax Land Sales.
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By virtue of several executions
to me directed I have levied upon
and will sell for cash for taxes on
the first Monday in November next
befere theCourt house door in King
stree the following described lands
to wit:
No. 1. 44 acres of land in Hope
township belonging to \V K Stack,
K<.?*?a??lb a nrl uracf Kir \1 V.
IMfUIlUCU llWitu aim n v.?v wtT
Conyers, east by Tutle, anil south
^ by Browder.
No. 2. SOOacres of land in Hope
township belonging to M E Conyers
and boun led north by B () Canty
east by Browder ond Lesesne,south
by Santee swamp and west by Est.
-Richardson.
No. 3. 1<> acres Af land in Laws
township belongingto James Boyd
and bounded north by Sampson
Meyers, east by N. E. R R. and
south and west by Est. (iourdin.
No. 4. 33 acres of land in Penn
township belonging to Est. Robt.
Murrell and bounded north by
Demy Brown, east by Elvey Clarkson,
south by D L Crowell 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. G. 15 acres of land in King
township belonging to John Jackson
and hounded south by Est. of
C Mouzon, west and north by Van
Fulton, East by Betty Jarroid.
No. 7. 40 acre* of land in King
township belonging to Betty Jar
rold bounded east by Elsey James,
south by C Mouzon, 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 north by W W
Wise, east by J E Tharp, and south
and west by Eli McFaddin.
No. 9. 188 acres of land in Anderson
township belonging to L D Pipkin
and bounded north by E A
Thomas, east by unknown land,
south by Sarah Hicks land and i
west by It Ammon land.
No. 10. 80 acres of land in Sutton
township belonging to \V (*
CiKjper and bounded east by lands
of J J Cooper, north bv land unknown,
south by lands of B Brior-I
son and west by unknown laud.
No. 11. 9.70 acres of land in Tur-'
key township belonging to H ()
Snow and bounded south by Black
river, east by lands of 8 T Kussell,
north aud west by lands of T K
Smith.
No. 12. 20 acres of land in Laws i
township belonging to Sarah Archie
and bounded by lands ofGoins on
the west by lauds of vV.n. S liters,
M on the south, ?tu 1 by lands ot' Peter
Ch??uima>n tne north.
No. 13. 2"> acres of land in Penn
township belonging to Wash Tisdale.
bounded east by lands of Hen
Miller, north by (Jeasac Wilson,
west by Jack Tisdale and south by ;
berry Tisdale.
No. 14. acre of land in Ander- i
aou township belonging to John
Venters and bounded east by lauds
of J M Player and oil all oilier
sides by J vi Player.
No. 15. 1 Lot in the town of Lake
City belonging to N B Clarkson 1
and bounded west by Thomas Street1
Houth and east by Mrs. Maria McAllister
and north by public road i
to Hebron church.
J U DANIEL,
S W C.
Administrator's Notice.
ALL persons indebted to the estate
oi J ounanaier, aeceasea, >\m inane
payment to the undersigned, and all
persons having claims against the
said estate will file the same duly attested
to me.
4 WW GRAYSON.
CCCP&G S, Ad.
Notice of Pinal Discharge.
NOTICE is hereby given that on
Saturday the 29th day of October, 189S,
I will apply to the Probate Judge of;
Williamsburg county for a final discharge
asguardianfor D- O Coker.
B C COKER,
Oct. 15,1898. GuardianI
always keep on hand a full
and complete line of farming im-1
plements, carpenters1 tools, and
all k nds of hardware, and I sell
them low down. S. M. Askins,
Lake City. S. 0.
Young men, I have a pretty
line of neckwear. Come and get ;
pleased. S. M. Askins, Like
City, S. C.
n a r\ ? r\ ?
ifice: Kice-'Ki ce I
Consignments of Rough Rice'
solicited. Prompt milling and re- >
turn of proceeds or account sales, j
Highest market paid for good rice, j
"Carolina Rice Meal" or "Flour',;
the cheapest and best stock food
on the market, for sale at low
figures.
WEST POINT MILL CO.,
Charleston, S C. i
. I
Never borrow more than you can
pay back, and never lend more than
* yon cau borrow.
; GO
STACE
CASH i
MF0EBA1
A full line of Dress Goods,
Orepon, Cashmere, English Poplin,
Standard Prints
3G inch Best Sea Island Homespu
30 inch Soft Bleach at
36 inch Fruit Bleach at
A nice line of Shirts, Collars ai
Our Millinery St
You can be
prices.
We keep everything in the the
! Caps and Trunks. We are also h
Prices low down.
BE S"
To call on us before buying,
not be undersold.
STAC1
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W. : BROCKI]
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* * I am receiving daily a f
'HI Bacon, Mackerel, Roast
W Batter, Cheese and * fi
I Groceries. Fine Flour dii
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I laity. Laii ana examine
I DRESS
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Know opening. I have seci
in these goods and propos
the benefit of prices
demands of the times.
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| paid for all kinds of cou
; room for the benefit of the
Yours for
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Notice of Election for
Member of CongressAn
election will be held on Tuesday ,
Novembe-8,189S, at the legally established
polling precincts in Williamsburg
county, for a representative
from the 1st and 6th Congressional (
Districts, in the 56th Congress of the
United States.
The polis will be opened at 7 a. ra.
and kept open without intermission
until 4 o'clock p. m.
The following named persons have
been appointed to manage said election,
to wit:?
FEDERAL.
Kingstree. G W Arras, I) J Kpps,
R A Murphy.
Greeleyviile. C R Burgess J J
Bradham, Ned Ard.
Gourdins. A M Gordon, W J McKnight.
Sam McClary.
Suttons. SN June, P M Burdick,
y I P/irkpr
Trio. J B Files, E W Eliot, JB
McCants.
Earles. W P Blake, W B Blakley
J L McCants.
Sailers. J E Salters, W R Bryan,
V E I.if rage.
Ceder Swamp. J F Scott, W A Mc
Crea, W Gordon Cantlev.
Bloom irurvale. T K Smith, Wra.
Morris, Hugh Pipkin.
Black Mingo. Walker Cooper, Gibson
Waldron, Allen lleinmingway.
Indiantown. Julian Wilson, R M
Vause, J w Nelson.
Muddy Creek ReddingCannon. N M
Venters", 1) W Cribb.
Altaian's Store. S B Thompson.
Joseph Lurant, M F Kaddv.
Pi-ospect Church. J Carter, AB
Lawience, Walter Brown.
Scranton. P S Wall, Henry Flyn
Charley Redman. .
r-i-- ? Vf O,W \V
I_M?lve Vll/> . " i'l UVUl#vun, " |
Moore, M A Thomas.
McAlisters Mill. H P Baldwin,
Henry Collins, H MThomas.
Hebron Church. H A Kennedy,
J C Christmas, I) H Smith.
Cades. C K Wheeler, Eli Sau'.s, R
F Epps.
One of the above named managers
at each box will call upon the Board
of Commissioners at Kingstree, Nov"
ember 5, 1898, to receive ballot boxes,
poll lists and instructions, and to be
qualified.
W W Kennkdy, ) Commissioners
W B McCants, of Federal
J P E|>ps, ) Electiou.
Notice of Election.
An election will be held at the several
precincts established by law in
ur:n:? .k......
VV lUlillVIMJUl ^ ^UUlIt>, UU lUU^Urt), ,
Novembers, 1898, for the following
officers, to wit: Governor, Lieuten
to
:ley's
sxo.re
a g a i n s mm
such as, Henriettas, Brilliantines
, Sateens.
Sets
n Sets.
Sets.
7cts.
nd Underware.
ock is complete.
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id In styles ana
> Shoe anil Notion line. Hats
tandlinga good line of Furniture.
We buy and sell lor cash and will
(LEY'S
CASH STORE.
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ine lot of Choice Hams, 1
and Corn Beef, Salmon, ?J|# |
ill line Selected Family lrV
rect from mills a Spec- i
our Fall and Winter :
GOODS ,
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ured some rare bargains i
e to give my customers
low down to meet the
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PRICES ^
ntrv produce. Good lot
public.
bargains,
LKIN5.
ant Governor. Secretary of State, Attorney
General. Comptrollci General
Adjutant and Inspector General,
State Treasurer, State Superintendent
of Education, one Railroad Commissioner,
one Senator, three Representatives
to the lower branch of the
Legislature, one Supervisor, one Seperintcndent
of Education.
J he polls will be opened at 7 a. m.
and kept open without intermission
until 4 o'clock p. m.
The following named persons have
been appointed managers for State
and county elections.
STATE.
Kingstrec. J J Steel, Jr., II 0 Brit
ton, J T Nelson.
Greeleyville. E R Lesesne, G GGist
W F llogan.
Gourd ins. A M Gamble, S G McDonald,
.1 S Brunson.
Buttons. IIS Garner, R D Blakeley,
A L Heddleston.
Trio. T B Cooper, W A Hale, S E
Thomas.
Earls. T W Camlin, E Cox, WM
Haselden.
Salters. SB Humor, J M McClary,
CM Saters.
Cedar Swamp. John S Tisdale, JA
McCreu, J B Chandler.
Bloomingvalu. M II I'ipkin, J M
McDonnell, B S Smith.
Black Ming'. las. M Gordon, F G
Rhem. B F Brockinton.
Indiantown. II W Nelson, Geo. Mc
Cutchen, J W Ervin.
Muddy Creek. H E Eaddy, J L
Haselden, R F Huggins.
lltman'a StoPtf _f K PnT H W Alt
man. W C Ea ldy.
Prospect Church. J M Eaddy, II R
Huggins, J R Eaddy.
Seranton. A M Cook, W J Willoughby,
R E Mc Knight.
Lake City. J L Stdckey, J J Matthews,
ET Moody,
Mc A listers Mill. A W Rodgers, 8 J !
Kirby, J 8 Floyd.
Hebron Church. W 11 McElveen Jr.,
W L Burgess, S J Smith.
Cades. T P Fulmore, H C Tallevast,
W E Hanna.
One of the above named managers at
each box will call upon the Board of
Commissioners at Kingstree Novem
ber 5, 1898, to receive ballot boxes, poll
lists and instructions, and to be qualified.
W F Kennedy. ) Commissioners
G W Arms, > of State
D N Johnson, ) Elections
I still keep on hand the famous j
"Virginia" and "Derby,'stoves and
the extra ware to fit. These stoves
always give genuine satisfaction,
and are guaranteed to please. S.
M. Askins, Lake City, S. C.
Ai: ailing women ami a male
punster ought to be compelled to
spend their days in a boiler factory.
A Wonderful Discovery.
The last quarter of a century records
many wonderful discoveries in medicine,
but none that have accomplished more for
humanity than that sterling old household
remedy. Browns'Iron Bitters. It scents to
contain the very elements of good health,
and neither man, woman or child can take
it without deriving the greatest benefit.
Browns'Iron Bitters is sold by all dealers.
Our offer of the Thrice a-week
World and the County Record, one
year for $163 still holds good; we
also offer The Record and the
Twice a Week News and Courier
tor $1.75.This is a rare opportuni
ty to secure two good papers Jo
the price of one.
Skin Diseases.
For the speedy and permanent cure ol!
tetter, salt rheum and eczema, Chamberlain's
Eye and Skin Ointment is
without an equal. It relieves the itching
and smarting almost instantly and !
its continued use effects a permanent
cure. It also cures itch, barber's itch, j
scald head, sore nipples, itching piles,
chapped hands, chronic sore eyes and
granulated lids.
Dr. fady's Condition Powders for
horses are the best tonic, blood purifier i
and vermifuge Price, 25 cents. Sold by
Wallace & Johnson.
!
A Trade Getter.
We have lost trade by being out
of Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic
Pellets. We can seldom ever induce
a customer to take any other
as a substitute for them when they
have tried Ramon's.?Justice A
Fletcher, Crossville, Ala. For sale
by Wallace A Johnson.
Notice.
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. Smith,
Judge of Probate,
Williamsburg Co.,C. S.
An Old Idea. '
Every day strengthens the belief of eminent
physician* that impure blood is the
cause of the majority of our diseases.
Twer.ty-five years ago this theory was used
as a basis for the formula of Browns' iron
Bitters The many remarkable cures effected
by this famous old household remedy are
sufficient to prove that the theory is correct.
Browns' Iron Hitters is sold bv all dealers.
In matrimonial engagements
men have 'o lace powder.
Dots From Dock.
Our farmers are about through
harvesting their crop.
Your scribe visited friends and
relatives of the Boggv Swamp sec
tion last week.
Mr. It J Nesmith. the popular
salesman of Messrs, F Ithem &
#!%?/* ??% ? + t??rv l' O of llAIYlO
ai mid wining 10 c4b uuuiv
sic*.
The school of this place is get
ting along nicely under the able
management of Miss Loulie Shaw,
one of Charleston's fairest daughters.
Mr. W E Nesmith, one of Cades
handsome young sports, visited
his mother, Mrs. L J Nesmith, of
this place, last Sunday.
Although cotton is lower this
year than ever before, yet there
seems to be much demand tor it
here, there being two cotton buyers
in this section.
Mr. Editor, 1 agree with your
Scranton correspondent when he
says the Cousty Record is in better
shape now than ever before.
Thus may it ever be!
"Wnipoorwill."
| We thank our esteemed correspond0!^
for his kindly praise,
and we hope in the future still
more to merit his commendation.
Ed.]
reoran
|calhoun,S:
I UtIISII, - - M, 1
jl- F. O. LONDON. Ij
!:? Manager. ij
'/ King Street, Business Centre
if! or the City, Opposite the jjj!
?! Academy ofMusic.Rooms ft |
jW lar^e, airy and Join- Xj:
ft i'ortable, Table Ex- ?l'
ft c e 1 I e n I. . $ <
ij! RATES $2 00 and ft 1
ill $2.50 per day. ft
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Can you tell me how it is that the K.I
sell more goods than others?
^"STES.
Because they always keep good good
and sell at the lowest prices, and competition
If you doubt this statement just call at H D
see tor yourself what bargains they can o
dous stock of Fall and Winter goods that ha:
York City.
Millinery goods of all kinds, includinj
Sailors, Ribbons, ?fce. Notions of all kinds.
* NOTICE A FEW OF THEIR PRK
y Coat's Cotton, all colors, 3 spools for
30 inch best Sea Island Homespun "
Standard Prints
gr Other Prints y
86 inch Wide Pereals an
" ' 111 mmi*11 TTomPsrnn
y Drill Drawers from 15 cts to
y TCice Pcreal Shirts Worth .'iO cts.
y " " ' "With Collars & Cuffs Wortl
y Mon's Brogan Shoes froin 5)0 cts, up.
y: Hoys' ' " " 75 cts, 41
y Ladies' Shoes from 50 cts. no.
y Children's slows from 20efc?. up.
y: Men's suits from $2.00 up.
y Boys 44 " uOcts. up.
A L S
. A bi<r stock of Furniture to be sold low <
Fitz Fee Bicy
Saddles, Harness, <
and all kinds of Gi
Tinware, Crockery, and Glassware. Cart
kinds. Stoves of all kiuds and sizes, and a g
numerous to mention.
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To fit tlie man?We gee to it that the st
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? ue litiie care uiai< mi iimiciiiiis me ui iu<
We make prices fit close down to the values
money for unsatisfactory purchases.
Like oiiioies in our Boys' anil Mi
Mr. Walter B. Logan is with us, and
hear trom his friends. Vour mail orders will
ful attention here.
?-J, L. DAVID i
S- W. Corner King & We:
Charle
COLLEGE ' '
Of Charleston, 'ij Blac]
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Charleston, - * S. C. ;i ^
lone iM and llieenm year I
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hoiin? Ihi fircl Mnnrlnv inDrtnhpr II
VOijiiiJ nit) mui mimiuuj muuivuui. |7
Courses are offered in Ancient j $
and Modern Languages, English {jp o x
Language and Literature, History, Ocxl
Economics, Psychology, Logic,; si
Mathematics and the Physical Sci- $ Q
ence, leading to the degrees of A [ jjl
B., and A.M. ;jj
The Special Appliances for in- m f\JIIIJa
struction embrace the library of 12.- f. ^
500 volumes, free to all students ?f Pr* ^
the Natural History Museum and IL.-y
the Chemical Laaoratory. ' 1ZLLZ
Tuition $40. Necessary expenses Moore tl
* " a -'i!? >'/ - w.... :?, auinnlpd nf
including lumun, fiw. -cAnniintt- ] ?
tioin* for admission. Sept. 30. For Salve havt
catalogues and other information manufacto
npuly to of their coi
HARRISON RANDOLPH, y?u want
? ., . scalds, sort
President. {mt% .
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lCKET STORE alwafi
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s, and the latest style*,
i does not affect them.
REDDIOK'S store and
ffer you in their tremens
just arrived from New
5 ladies' trimmed Hats,
CES BELOW, ta
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I) $1.25 Sfll 9Gets. ^
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iown.
rcles,
Cane Mills,
-oceries.
ridges, Pistols, Guns, all .
;reat many other goods too
cket Store,
DDICK, |
Proprietor.
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yles are those of the day
3 kinds that wear well
we give, and we retaro
ni.iLr ir.i. i
m iHuiiig, ?, liitu
will be pleased to see or
get prompt and faith&
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ian twenty million free
DeWitt'a Witch Hazel
} been distributed by the
ries. What better proof
ifidence in Its merits do
' It cures piles, burns
>s, in the shortest space oft
lace & Johnson.
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