The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, July 19, 1900, Image 1
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V<>! XVI. KINGSTKEE, SOUTH CAROLINA^THURSDAY, JULY 19, im > li)
j 'bra] </'$ : '-Tr? Display Mvvrtiseaients Will he Received, or Old Ones Changed, Later Than Tuesday Morn!:i'
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, ' . iUGH" EJY CiJ'7 LOCAL
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Mr*: . * ?;Tl Visit
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Mv. .. : <"1 Hoar i:
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i ::i y Mr. S.
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IS. <. :i. -. !!-'{ . wa? in
tov; a< : ..i <!ays ibis week from
( i*y. <
*' - s 1-. }i ':> ! con*
' ' .L U-1 .i?r several iiay?
:><wn vi : iwor.
J. V. xi. i rill :m:?1 lv F. !
I t>> - iv ;? *? I!: ; week ier ?? :
; ?rvi-. <>!' ivy;-:lotion.
Mr. \ . L >: of Like
'*ity. u . -J-!':- ! a? I lie Coleman
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.Mi~m - .! t ;ni?t I-arii.it* j
K :i :? .i? have :;:?ne to the up
c :T:i vidt : -eWiai v,*eok.S. '
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Dr. v.. >. Lynch came over,
> ii:i];i\ from Coward.;. lie seems |
io enjoy 'he ;it:r j>p!.o:e<.d Kings
1 reo.
A i i - - A. IJenjamm. oi' i
l,e<>r:;evwn. i-. spen linz some
lime wj'.ii the tamily of .Mr. Louis
.1 :il'oh>. *" j
The editor is indebted to the
kinilnosN ( f Mrs. K .f. liarr for ;
some delicious ice cream and cake
one day week. *
Dr. li J. .M< Cahc will be at ;
.'ionic duly 2d to remain one
week. Any one wi-liim; his >or
vices w I! 11: t 1 him at. tkc si we ol|
\Y. ('. Kolllli:.
liev. .J. J.. 1)::11U j> f;!!e I his appointment
here Sunday morning
at the I'le-lytaiian church, and
1! v. \V. S. Martin preached in
till' voiiiiiy at the Methodist
church.
There wii! be protracted services j
at t.'ednr Swamp ditircii next I
x week. !>i.y.iinina.' r.ext Sabbath at !
11 a. in K . Humphries and
S. .1- Mei'.mnell will assist the
jnisfoi in the in ,'etip.a:.
4 ' ' ' 'I !?' I ir- ! f ii. I .1:1 ik? ]\
ier Mi-- .?una -pent several days
]u-t werk at Han'.-: hotel. Mrs.f
Mi well Hie widow of the late!
I>r. .v 1'. !i KMwlI. and boll, she;
in 1 Mi-->Aji:ia have niauv friends'
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in town.
In thrs is-iu appeai* an adverii-e:nent
ot the I'eople's Tobacco :
Wii'<.|i,\iK' df Manning. Tills i>
;t iavoiite warchou?e lor William*-1
tobacco j; rowers, ami we "feel (
-ore that this year will prove no
xc-fption to the rule. The I'eo-1
pJesV\ irekouseis better equipped j
tliiu ever before and will pay the !
;iLr/lcsi prices tor tobacco.
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On account of sickness among;
the members ol the team our basej
v. iT" to to
:Mv't i-.vn i !< < ay to \ ./
?:" i \ 1..!? is \ !:< > oati
' ' !iJ 'i ivs !i.;vt* I?ot*n
!. ?.' ru town !:::\ i::.. ' acfcI
! >\v.i !a.-!
i' >v ;:aiiO!i::. tno!;l of can
:! .vs !' r Jii f ii;ty
- n ncrvi-or of
i r:i .on . .ui <. :* ot board ?>i
: ' ;>>! f-'iT eh :r? ) - > tin*ii
J:..' ( !.-. Jir.n. !-t?r
: r.or <*!. :_.x if.i* ti.e-c <.iufv:n
! !:' -v.. o. ' tar ;o:?<on lor
tli!- iv.In ti.>:: i" obvious?t'i.*
-it; j!! - iI try oi'l - pay.
i i: ir.onubyhr ]>i? ::I r at t?t-?
!i r'-.' <?:' .M:*. S. Mel). Scott I-T
! i.Iv oveniny was :t t
f.11 ;:i which ;i y> > i
u.aoy o;':!i?? wviny l?.!k-: i'rnrn town
n U'iicili.-lti' 1. i :!t? Ci:lJOS* ft'.'know!->
v.:t!i pleasure an invitation
to l.e pr< -c!it, ami rvjxet< vcrv
nr ''(I ( :;:ii ruriu:,- ,,;ii -->
txhnsto prevent his nt to ml in a:.
For the pus? weti; or two
Kiny-troe has been threatened
\v:!h an ire famine. While we
have never been entirely without
ice thr longer tilan a day, the >u pp:y
has at times been very limited.
i'he scarcity ol' ice is caused
by the extremely hot weather and
iho breaking down of sorer::!
i ir.ire mnnuiaeturii::; plants in the
Mate.
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M OlT;UUi> HLUUCill
Monday afternoon a runaway
accident occurred a lew miUs Ironi
town. on the Indiantown road,
which resulted in serious injury
to the driver of the team and the
wrecking ot his vehicle. The team
consisted of a -unvv and a pair ol
horses hf'oimimr to Thomas Ot
Uradham's stables, which had
been hired by two drummer;? to
make a countkv trip. While on
liie way t he horses became Iri^htened
ami unmanageable, the neirro
driver. Dudley llradlev, hoi air
unable to hoi.1 them. Very soon
th.e vehicle vras upset and its occupants
spided. the driver break
iny his cc>!I:ii* bone and 1 he surrey
bemy ha.dy \WCfketl. lit'
drummers vve?e unhurt and proeeededon
their way willi another
teamsent th-cm by Mr. Hawkins.
I lie a ccom moduli ivy roa muter of
Thomas A' IJradhaivfs stables.
Death o! R. D. Roper.
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After an illness Justing several
weeks Mr. If U. Koper passed
away last Sunday aiternoon at
Ins home near Jndiantov. n church.
Mr. lloper came to litis town
about ten year.- ap>. and by his
hiyh character and iuteirrity yam- ;
ed the esteem of all who knew
Inm. He took a strong stand as a
prohibitionist, and was several
times elected chairman ol the;
prohibition organization in this
county. j
Mr. Koper leaves a widow and j
several children bereaved by his
death. j
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WAN TEL).?Fat cattle. Highest
cash prices paid for same. Address
or call on C. G. CARSTEN.
If Cades, S. C. |
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( ViiS> Gt.Hn'UOE rtKODENKER'
CI-: Z.N CfilMIN V LLY ASS A 'J LT? D.
S(ji:r.cis cf f."o:i Sc urine; i!t:C3'ji /
f r T v, o Negro Brutes Who
Ccir-nutcd fhi- Assault.
Florence county is wrought ;ni
t i i <.
1 lo ;i i.; i j.ntn o: jtungnurioii.
1 w11;i!i i \il'; 1 is 'iv? i' iji!<i \V ii?
>, ii'burg,
<!i! account o? ;i dastardly
, t*r::i;t-* committi i l'.\o tnties from
:;u uuv. :i* the ilir am! cen:elory,
1."Moiiiiay afternoon.
Tin1 conn lory i- kept I y ;i Mr.
Dol.icrov. \\ in; \ra- .way l:oin
iioiii . leaving stcp-UuK^ktcr.
.Wi-< (. ortrfidi' iihotlenkorciK-n.
.ii- i:t. A l out p. m. two uu!
known m crocs ajiproncheil I In*
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kitchen. where 3i:-w;< .lenkerelien
was anij askcl lor a drink
oi'water. With no suspicion n!
icvii siie cave tln-m llie water,
takinc tiiein lor ordinate larm
iiian'l>. Alterilrinkir.c they went
I away <fuie!!v. I>at shortly alter
; warus reltirne;] on >0:110 triilin;:
1 pretext, one of them asking for
some soda to nut on a sore ham'.
;
! lieiiif^somewhat alarmed l?v this!
1 lime -he aave him the sola ami'
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! iriv.il to escape to the house. As
-he attempted to <to one of the;
! hruies struck her with his list.'
exclaiming. "Yon shall never i ave ;
if;;.- iloo:! " Tl?e voting l:ui\* loll
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i over ami the burly black brute 1
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ehoked her almost into insensibil-1
itv 'jot ;vi: 'islanding herresistance.,
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; Seeing her struggles his aceoui-,
1 pliee ordered the assailant to>trike i
her another blow. This he did j
wi'li some blunt implement, like
1 a smoothing iron. Mi< - llhnden-1
kerchen wa- knocked senseless, J
and the brutes, probably fearing
being caught, fled without aceom-j
plishing their fiendish purpose. ;
U hen she had recovered con-j
sciousncss Miss lihodonkerehen;
, ran to the house of a colored man
i
1 nearby and .nave the a!;:nn. Blood
! was streaming from her forehead,
I and she was almost in a fainting*
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! condition.
I The news spread very (juicklv and :
I scmi bodies of men were scouring
the country in every direction, i
Two negroes answering the deserijition
ot the lugitives were!
trailed into this county. They I
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11*111 Ml'll'IJ ? UUVi iw .
i aid their i* It is supposed'
. that thev ate now somewhere in
in Williamsburg county, and;
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yesterday afternoon ;i s-pe? j
,'einl train from Florence came'
here bringing a party of the seareh- j
>rs. These determined men
secured horses and at w?ce tot^k i
;
to the country road*. J hey were '
joined by .I'nuinher of :uen from (
this countv. t~p to this time!
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(Wednesday) no news lias readied
Iieie of a capture beinj: made.:
It is to be hoped, however, that'
the scoundrels v/i 11 so?>n be ca.uc.ht.
Kverybody should keep a sharp'
look out for them. As far a.> can j
be obtained thi> is the description !
of tiie two negroes: I?oth medium j
sized, one very black, the other J
brown. When last seen they wore
no coals.
Girls will be ilirlsjust as Ion* I
as the men continue to be fools.
WEDDED AT NEWBERRY.
Mr. LerJoy Lo? a^d M:ss E/a Riser
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Married Last Thursday.
!. i-T f:: vr- i ' /. at 1.L' o'clock. at
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I'll rosLt'-Mi *a oi' lli<} I. ri'lc's mot her
' ia N jwherry, >, Mr. LcKoy
i ci? an 1 Eva I visor were
, unite! i:i the bonds of matrimony.
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ill'* in:ir:! i* was .1 onict one.
i -iny -oieumi:-!. si in the prt -T.<v
>l" too immediate faniilv onlv.
1 lie h tpov couple ti^ok ll:e altert
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I noon tram to Charleston ;i lew
; hours after marriage. remaining
! thers until Satunl iv night when
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| they returned to Kinirstree. Tlie
I aide I- well know n here, having
Iaiiunt sciuvI Ior two years as assistant
in tlie n? ademy: white .Mr.
. Lao, although young in the pro:V->ion.
lias already achieved an
on viable position at the bar.
Hotli the bride a;; 1 groom are very
popular here and on every hand
; ;ue being congratulated by their
: tumorous friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee are at present
boarding at the Coleman House,
but will soon move into their
home near the the depot and beI
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gin.housekeeping.
Well. Hardly.
Our base ball cranks were much
disappointed yesterday at the
non-arrival of the team from
Kincstree. lliev wired that sick
ness prevented them coming.
Our team would have assuredly
made them real sick.?Georgetown
limes.
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Card from f/lr. Burrows.
I'M it or County lieeord:
I hear that it is circulated that
I am not eoint: to support my
mother. A. B, Burrows, tor supervisor
in the coming primary election.
! take tiiis method ot stating
lhat the report is false.
lies pect fully.
W. \\. Bt krows.
Not .1 Prohibitionist.
Ivlitor County Becord:
l.'iease allow me space to correct
?-i re nor t that is out that 1 am a
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prohibitionist, which is not correct.
I am a strong advocate 01
tlie dispensary,and think it is the
l>cst way we could <:et at present
to control the whiskey I rathe.
Yours respectI'uliv.
J. ii. hit* v.
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500 ])0/,KX MAKLHtrliP- N?rI
ALL THE LATLST J'ATTKIi
500 w r/v.s o >i.< 'in-:! > a k jl?< ;i
Big Seduction
Spring and Sin
zn Tuji ;
?II lie
s
224 King St. Opposite Aea<
Solo Agents for the celebrated
Ilainilton-Carhatt (>VKKALLS and
Black Cat Brand Stocki
Mail orders promptly aiui ded to.
A iJ.;iiga cf PU11E LIX'-EEI) 01!. mired
w.'.ii a gallon oi
.s'*1'? .Tha M .% m ?S "TCW?
jLiumma*
?~ic>. > th?%*::?:vn
V A. r uita3w. <!.; for? .<s:WpffiftBSm.
?: it r .-i'.->t m Pure
VVtilTK Lead m4 :s ABtHSLI TELY NC . K>W) -H S.
I! .'I*:A it IV" ?' is )!o?jf t!." l;t>T '* < MAtesi
: s i. :i n sU mlntMi &i?! it ground
i'i.i k, VtiiyTuicic N > trouble f.> n ,\. nj boy eu
<!.> r It !s t!;? ( ?M\?? rlWSi: <)' i;? . F INT.
-No 2ET1 c:t imiat can Us uuuiy <.?. ai.rf H
.s'jt to fit\ck. lJi.isr:::t. or Citt".
F. HAM MAP. PAINT CO., sit. Louis Ho.
PjlOHQfl Imn
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Fowler, 3. C.
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C. J. LESESNt
lloprt'-scnts tfiis couni;*.
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hampion
Grain and Gxass
Cutting MacMjievy,
THE IJ EST MOWEI
THE BEST 1>1 ' :
THE 1M>" i:EA:'
OX THE MA .
Every Machine !iuarProspective
buyer- 1'
to learn of these in; - *
plaeir.ir their orders < -
0. J. LESKSN:
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lira's at :.o- ' s . - "
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inner Clothing
Browns
BITE CLOU HOUSE/
lemy of Music Cha; on, s.11
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Sweot-Orr OVEIiAM.S il.20 ;t it*-,
nys fur boys at 'Joe. a poir
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