The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, August 30, 1900, Image 4
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PUBLISHED BYFKY THURSDAY AT,
KIN'GSTRKE, S. C.
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C. W. WOLFE, |
"EDrscGR. and Proprietor.
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C. W. Wolfe,
King-tree. S.C.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 30. >900.
We hope the movement to raiso
funds to erect a suitable monument
to the memory of the confed-1
ecate deal will receive the hearty
support of the peopleofWilliams
burs county. Let everybody
help this wotrhy cause which
appeals so affectionately
to all who love the 14Lost
Cause'' and the brave and patriotic
men who sacrificed theu lives
in battle for "Southern rights.''
We do not deem it necessa/y to
recite h^re the hjydsljjps and
privations the confederate soldiers
endured in order to excite the
svmnathv of our readers and
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stir them to action in this matter;
their zeal ani pa? jjiotisni are al
ready in the causo and wo are
confident they will respond
promptly and liberally to the appeal
made to them by the committee
who have the matter in
charge.
We beg to call attention to the
fact that all commu. icatio *s ot a
personal nature will be charged
foe a$. advertisements at one cent
a woz& 1'hes^ artigl^s,are i}(it of
geueraj interest and, cpuc,erp only
those impiediately interested.
: 11 1 wi'.'wi
The Ufiitad State* and Chip*.
In case China njust he partitioqed^whpt
risht America to
stand by and 6ay to. the distant
powers, uX?U.CO>'fcr:i,these people
while I exploit them!5; The case
was different wheq it seemed as
though the European nation^ were
about tp carve up China. in,( cold
blood, to satisfy their own greed.
Then it was eminently prpper
for Secretary H^v to take the
stand that he did last year, when
he insisted that, as America was
not a parfv to the proposed; partition,.
neithpr would she consent to
being discriminated, against by the
aespouers. jfcnt Here we Have an
altogether unlooked for situation.
The whole world finds, itself
thrown upon the defensive by the
hostile act of llje government of
China, so called. Side by side
with the other nations, an American
army is marching to Ceding
to n s;ue her.ministers and citi::ens
horn a terrible fate--or, if need be
avenge the.ir death by wiping out
the most corrupt and barbarous
government ot modern times. A
responsibility comes upon every
que of these parties that has engaged
in the over-throw ot the exiling
regime in China, to aid in
W'
:
establishing anew and capableI
government in the place ot the
one destroyed. If the oulcom
| should make it necessarv for the
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powers to govern China in sec-;
j tions, instead of from a j
central a u t n o r i i >,;
I America cannot honorably stand,
aloof. It will be a stnpendousl
viwhite man's burden/' thrown I
upon the nations of tbe West.
We belieTe the Anglo-Saxon peo-!
pies are best qualified for the;
task, both by nature and by train- j
ing; and it will, of necessity, large-I
ly fall upon them. It is to be j
most earnestly hoped that the j
first or the second of the plans!
outlined above will be found i
| practicable when Peking is enter-!
led by the allied armies. But if
not, the contingency ot partition
must be faced. The American!
1
people Jiave yet to learn to shirk!
1 l\An
national respousiuunj, ?ucu
cJ upon ihem in tho uneellish discharge
of duty. The dawn of the.
twentieth century is too late to|
begin Jo learn a lesson so ignoble, |
Whether the solution of the)
.Chinese problem be restoration,!
j protection, or partition, it seems
certain that America, ttie newest
world power, will have a leafing
part in shaping the future of this;
the most ancient of empires.?!
From "America and the Beconstruction
of China,"by William M
Brewster, in the American Monthly
Ileview ot lie views for September.
The dullest fellow may learn to
be comical for a ni^ht or two.
NO TRESPASS.
All persons arc hereby notified not
to eater upon anj of the hind* in Williamsburg
county, South Carolina,
purchased t?v the undersigned from
Mrs. Laura A. Rhem. I) I>. Rhem and
K. Rhem or either of them.
Ati.antic Coast Lcmiiek Co.
August 22, 1900*
CITATION.
STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA.
CocntyofWi liamsbiru.
Bv E. M. Smith Esqcikk
Probate Judge.
Whereas. Mary Fleming made suit
to m?*, to grant her lettcrA of Administration
of the R+tite of aud effects ef
Frank FJeruingv
These are th^re'fuyy to cite and ?rimoniah
all and singular the kindted
alio Creditors of the said Frank Fleming
decease, they be and appear before
me, in the Court of Probate, to
be held a,t Kingslree on September 18
neit. after publicat ion thereof, at 11
o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause,
if nay they have, why the iaid Adtuinistratlon
should not be srranted.
Given under ray Hand, this 27th day
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! Publish?*! on th*? 27th day of August
1900 iu the County Record.
K. M. SMITH.
2t, P. J. W.C.
The Welsh Ne<
Invites your patronage t
}. IleaU&y location; pureartesi
2. Thorough course ofr study un
3. Elegant new dojripitoiles?S'
nearly $20,000.
4. TeacLerp with .pupil* every 11
.5. Teachers live nj darnutories
& Mechanical department uncle
74 Its past success. a gu&rante
session.
-S. Boys under ruUitary dxscipljr
0. Low rates: board $7.60 per ni
ing use of instrument, $0.
For illustrated catalogue address,
WELSH NECK HIGH NCI
J. W. (
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CARLISLE KIT
Of Woffoi
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\ A H Gil ;:^n.OQ^ FOR BOiS AND
GIJILS.
: $5,000 Eylowinooi, ihc gift of Gen
! F. 31. Bamberg. $200 Loan Fuml.
Offers thorough course in English,
History, Mathematics, Latin, Greek.
French, Instrumental M"sic.
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SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE.
COLUMBIA, S. C.
A. B.. B. S.. A. M.. LL. B., L. I.
Courses. Spring courses free for teachers.
Fourteen professors: 88.000 volumes
in library: excellent laboratories,
class rooms, gymnasium, infirmary,
athletic grounds. Tuition *40,
other fees $18. a session; tuition remitted
to needy students. Expenses
$13> to $ 11"t a session. Certified pupils
I from fortv-flve accredited schools enj
ter its Freshman Class without examination.
Entrance and normal scholarship examinations
held a'every county-scat.
i Friday. .July zu. i:?v, uy wumi
intcndfiitsNexr
session opens Sept. 20. 1900. For
! catalogue address
V. C. >VOOI)WAIM), President.
W0FF0P.D COLLEGE^
JAMES 11. CARI ISLE. LL.
President.
Eight departments under eight professors.
Two courses leading to tile
! A. li. and A. M. degrees. Library,
! Athletic ft founds, ftymnasiuw, Lecture
t'ourse.
Terms as reasonable as at any tlrst
; class college. Session begins Sept. 28.
The expenses at
; Wofford Fitting School
* 1 -"'It*/>m itll to 107 fori
I UUV6 UCVtl it'uui vu nun* T? . - -
| tl.e y?*ar.
For catalogue address
J. A. GAM 11 WELL,
j S 12 Spartanburg, S. (.*.
SHERIFF SALES.
J Rv virtue of several executions to
! me directed 1 have levied upon and
will sell, for cash, for taxes on the
j first Monday in September next beI
fore the Court-hduse in Kingstree
the following described lands:
One lot of land in Kidgc Township,
in the town of Cades, belonging
to C, W. Cade, and bounded as
follows: Bast by Northeastern Kailroad,
west by C. G. Carsten, north
by Mrs. Fannie Sauls, south bv J. C.
Carsten.
i Also, 24 acres of land in Sumter
"* * w - ? .'i /n /n n?.
! towpsniu Deiongmg iu i, *. u?i;
re&s, aii,a'bounded follows: wpst
; 05* estate or Staggers, east by K. S.
Burgees, nor^h bv \V, M. L. Burj
gese, south by W. D. Cokc-t.
Also, 24 aeres of land in Sumter
township belonging to Jane C.I
Starke, and bounded a* follows:
west by W. M. L. Burgess, east bill
ager A Gibbs, south by It. S. Burgess,
north by K. A. Woods.
Also, 24 acres of land in Sumter
township belonging toll. S. Bur
f:ess, and bounded as follows: West
>y T. T, Burgess, east by \V. i>,
j Coker, south by Inez Evans, north
by J. C. Starke,
J. P. DANIEL,
j 8. W.C.
ok High School
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or me ioiiowiug r'-aauM*;
;yn water on campus.
(lor competent instructors.
e pa rate fca; hoys, and girls, costing
ight during school hours.
\yitii pupils."
^competent instructor.
d. for the future, 108.1>oa:dcrs. l^st
ie.
ojitli; Tuiitpn &hio$-t; music, includ
lOOIy, HARTSVILLE, S. C.
I AIDSES, Rj S?M. M. I'm Principal.
tinji school.
d College.
OUTlf CAKOI.IN'A.
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, ()no hundred dollars a vear for hoard
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, and tuition.
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Well selected library, two up-to-date
I society balls, gymnasium, graduate
l and experienced teachers, two board- (
! ingdepartments.
Opens September 23. 1900.
1 Postal for Catalogue.
W. E. WILLIS, Head Master.
lIKRi: ARC A liw HOB,I) l'AV
FIRST?We are here to stay, therefore
ronage.
SECOND?Our vehicles are all standa
one to he of good ?|iiality.
THIRD?Our stock consists of young
do not offer you old and brok<
FOURTH?We sell as low down as we
out our margin is reduced to
Tliomas 6z I
KINGSTKEE, To
Tobacco Growers of
i-n*vDaawI
n'n
ICUUiCiS luuauv.
of ZLv?s.r
Wishes to extend many thanks for v
last season,and announces that they
business and will appreciate your fur
season, promising the very best sor
your tobacco. Having just returned
Northern markets, we have securei
buyers with large orders, and we e.\f
don't hesitate to bring your tobace
People's are prepared for ordering an
HOME AND SEE US?We \V
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Write it Down
I And you
Remember that I still have about
100 Pairs Ladies' Ola
That I am closing' cut ut cost. AIRMEN'S
AND BOYS' STKA1
Those are the very Latest Styles, and
Bargains In
DB.Y GOODS A1
TyO numerous to mention. Come t
a-'mooi
JuMt Roeeiy^ Sixty,Barrel* Fr3;
ljne *f Fapey and Staple Groceries hi
Call and examine before baying
Yours to please,
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it js our aim to atture your j>ntixl
make, ami we warrant every
and strong Horses ami Mules. We
?n-down hacks.
'houest.lv can. Year in and year
rock bottom.
Bra.d-li.a22G.,
s. c.
Williamsburg County
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our liberal patronage dorm# tl>rt
arc at the old stand ready for
tlier patronage during the cumin#
vice and highest market price* fur
from an extended visit to all the
i the service of a #nod eorps of
>eet a lively market. Therefore,
? to the Mannin# market. The
d grading.
ILL TREAT Y0lT RIGHT.
I M. MASON, Mgr.
von't forget it!
>cl( and Tan Oxfords
o Five Dozen
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it rv ^ u v. na^Tu u 4 w.
I cant be l>e;it for the money r*??t.
?D CLOTHING,v
md be convinced.
:eies sh.Flour,
besides >i iu,!^ ayd.coflftjil#,
nt are going.cheap,
ebe where.
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address on receipt of price, '?
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