The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, October 11, 1900, Image 8
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W. L. r.ASS, Esq. ;
?>r. M. A. Lo^ettc was in town.
lYwiav. J lis home is in Marion. i
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S. M. Askins went to Charleston
Stuulny night.
I*. F. Uroekinton, Jr, parsed
h rough town Satur lay on his way
tii hi> home at Khems.
1 f n/ltonfrwn
I. ?J. il'Miltl-, ' ri ? ,,,
-i>ent Sunday with his relatives |
here.
Mr-. .1. II. Randolph, who had!
eeen < n a vi-it to the family of W.'
t. l>a: s, left for her hour* in
l.eesburg, i la., Sunday mora in". j
<). T. IIall. of Hall nnd < 'lenient, j
.vent to Danville, Ya.. Thursday and j
returned Monday last. Mrs. Me-j
Knight, of Manning, accompanied j
him on his visit.
] lurry dollars iswmu iiH'iiueiment
charged ayoung man for putting
some rod coloring on the town
:i low days ago, Pretty dear j > 1?this!
The addition to W. T. Askins'
dw is completed. It consists of
an annex about twenty foot by
sixty feet, and gives about two}
thirds additional room for his
steadily growing business.
Prof. Paine, the well known singing
master, came in town a few
days ago. He taught a class here
some yert'rs ago and gave splendid
satisfaction. He is regarded in j
this community not only as a master
of his n:t, hut as a high-toned*
gentleman.
V s* A. Sachs,of we-don't-know-where,
who opened a stock of clothing and
notions in the Severance store
about two weeks ago, must have
either made a fortune extremely
rapidly or decided with extraordinary
haste that he was in a fair
way to lose what little capital he
had; For a lew days ago ne quieny
folded his tent (nailed the cover on
the box) and silently stole away.
Miss Rosa Chamberlain, of Charleston,
has been secured as assistant
in the Lake City High School.
She is a graduate of the Meniminger
High School, and comes well;
lecommended. She arrived Monday
and immediately entered upon
the discharge of the duties ot her
)>osition.
The meeting of days at the Raptist
church has not closed at this!
writing. The meeting has been i
interesting and, so far as human
intelligence can discern, much good '
has been accomplished. The pastor
was assisted lip to Saturday;
night by Rev. I). L. Croeslaijd, who i
labored zealously for his Master's!
came. Four candidates for bap-j
tisin await this ceremony.
S. M. Askins' dwelling s n:?out!
completed. everything is linished I
except the painting and that is be- j
ing pushed rapidly. Tiie whole'
house has been renovated, changed. J
and repaired. The main addition |
is the front wing, piazza and oetag- i
onal veranda. These materially j
alter ana vastly improve me mnr
appearance of the building. The
job was accomplished by .Mr. K. J.
ciilliam, and we say without fear 1
of cuiit'adiction that the work he
did ujmjii this house is the very best
work to be found in this town or;
' onimunity. A critical examina- [
rion will demonstrate the fact that |
i'." is a first class workman, a niasr?*r
of his trade, an honest carpen-'
ler, who does credit to himself and J
deals justly with his employer. We
'hope he will snake his home with
i;s and will do well at his trade.
Wolisini Parker and Josenh Par
her took turns at the bat in Majjis- 1
irate C.'askins' ball park Friday.!
Yitey were up for running a local,
?::s?K-nsary that deals in eighty j,
' orse power liquor not hearing the
authorized brand and without leyal
mission. William Parker knock-1
'1 a jrrn>s cutter and made a home
' .'.n by the assistance of a witne-s
* t.it muffed the ball and thus de-J
lined it from reaching the catcher.)
Yhe umpire didn't see the ruse and j
rave him the score. When Joseph I
Parker came to the bat the fates |
frowned, lie sawed the air twice)
and went out on a foul. He was I
sent to jail in default of bail, there j
10 ruminate on the uncertainty <>i
mundane affairs ami to repent in
sack cloth and in ashes that lie only
jot 4o cents for that corn, that was
n',|n"uimmrii t?? stand alone, ai
.
though the man who poured it in
liia? face could not stand alone with
ilit aid of a walking stick, a pine
sapling and the jamhof a ten rail
fence. ''Hold my head," etc,
TO THE DEAF.
A rjeh lady cared of de: fnc-s and
poises in the head by Dr. Nicholson's
Artificial Eat Drains ?rave $10,000 to
las Institute so thai deaf jieople unable
to procupe the Ear Drums may
have thprn fie<\ Address No 11063.
the Nicholson Institute. 7t^0 Eighth
Avenge, New York, 1" pi. A.
More people dm from head failure
ihiiii Owo hpurl failure.
ON THE THRESHOLD OF LIFE.
Miss Daisy Kennedy Dies after a Lingering
Ml.icss.
Scarcely two months have j
passed since the death ol Mrs. (J.
- i ' ,i.,.W.i.I^I
1 i oyu %r n*\^i Kfi i v i
of Capf. and Mrs. \V. il. Kennedy, ,
and now il is oiir painful duty
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to chronicle the death oi another,
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lovely young daughter of (lie same I
household. Miss Daisy, aged
twenty-four years.
Having completed her studies'
at the Columbia Female College;
last June, Miss Daisy, belore re-J
turning home, spent several j
months veiling Northern cities,;
whence she was recalled by the'
news ot her sister's death. As j
quick'y a* possible she hastened j
homeward, coming bv way ol i
irnllney, where she found another
sister, Mrs. W. II. Il.nlgos, quite!
unwell. To be with her sister she;
postponed her home-coming; but!
the shook of Mrs. Olarkson's death
proved too much for her delicate
constitution and she soon became
very ill, growing gradually worse,
notwithstanding the best medical
skill and the unremitting atumlion
ol a tratnea nurse. J wo weeks!
ago her mother was called to her
bedside, where she remained until!
the end came last Saturday morning.
The remains, accompanied bv \
Mrs. Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs.
\V. II. Ilodges, anived Saturday 1
rii^tht. The funeral service was
held in the Methodist church at
11 o'clock Sunday morning by
Rev. \V. S. Martin, who dwelt pathetically
on the passing of so
lair a young life. Rev. W. H.
Ilodges, who knew and loved her j
as a sister, also spoke tenderly
and feelingly of the Christian!
graces which adorned her daily;
life. A*, the close of this service j
the body was borne to the cemetery
and laid to rest.
Jit is hard to reconcile with Divine
rnercv this grievous allliclion?
"Hut lie knows best
Who takes the young mi s in Ilis
m rins
Hefon* the sun coos to the w*st.
t'i
he axoiuau I'esith deals right and
left.
And flowers must fall as well as oaks "
From childhood Miss Kennedy
was a professed Christian* and her ,
Jeatii was but a transition from!
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tlie Chun.*)) on eann 10 mecnureui
triumphant in heaven.
In Memoriam. ?
In loving remembrance of La-!
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mar, the five-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. 13. 13. Bull' kin, of Cades,
S.C., who departed this lil'e Sep-)
tember. In, 1000. lie was sick ;
only one week, an 1 seemed to'
s lifter intense pain; but, although |
>oiliiir, he bore it patiently until
lis breathed his last. Everything!
that loving hands con id do was
done to restore him, but nothing
seemed to relieve him. Our'
hearts go out in sympathy lor the
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uereaveu parems.
And js thy lovely shadow lied!
Vet stop tlio.-e frit it. less tears:
lit* from a thousands pangs is freed.
You from ten thousand fears.
Though lo<t. he's lost to earth alone:
Above he will be found.
Amidst the stars, and near the;
throne,
Whieli babes like him surround.
Look upward and your ehild you'll:
See,
Fixed i:i His blest abode.
What parents would not childless l?e. I
To give a child to (!od.
ills Lovixo Auxne.
Cades, S. 0.
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A rO>VI)h.Li .M1LL<
Homores everything in sight: so do
drastic mineral pills, but both arc
m'ghty dangerous. No need to dynamite
your body when L>r- King's New
Life Pill* do the work so easily ami
perfectly. Cure* headache; eonstipa*
tion. Ouly 55 cent* at Wallace & '
Johnson's drug store.
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0. T. HALL.
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GOOD HUILDLNGS. V,
GOOD YAK
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It :s to Your Advai
AO MARKET IS SOUTH C
LAKE CITY. GIVE
Specimens of yopr fine?t grains,!
vegetables, finely-bred stock, in-j
cludinir noultrv, should be shown
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at the State Fair, Oct. 29th to}
Nov. 2 1.
TIIERKAVEISY OF WOM.\X i
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Was grandly shown l>y Mrs. .John '
1 towing of Butler, i'a., in a three j
yeais' struggle with a malignant i
stomach trouble that caused distress j
ing attacks of nausea and indigest ion, i
All remedies failed to relieve her tin- j
til she tried Electrict Kilters. After!
taking it two montlrs. >he wrote: "l |
am now whollv cured and call cat an.v-1
tiling. It is a truly g-and tonic for
the whole system as I gained injweight
and feel much stronger since usingit."
It aids digestion, cures dysp<?p*ia. improves
appetite, gives new life. Only
She. Guaranteed, at Wallace & Johnson's
drug store.
By going to the Stale Fair you
will he able to purchase improved
stock and thus improve your own
stock.
EDITOR'S AWKl'L PLIGHT.
KM Wiggins, Editor Seneca (Ills..)
"News, was afflicted fur years with pile;"
that no doctor or remedy helped until'
he tried Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the
best in the world. lie writes, two
boxes wlnlly cured him. Infallible
for piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 2oc.
.Sold by Wallace & Johnson druggists.;
It's no harm to bite (.if morel
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!'iati you can chew if you don't i
try to swallow it.
ENIHRED DEATHS A( JON IBS. j
Only :i roaring tire enabled I M (?arrett<ou,
of San Antonio. Tex., to lie
down when attacked-by a?tlnna. lVoin
which he suffered for year*. Rewrite*
his misery was often so great that it j
seemed lie endured the apmies ?>t i
death: but Dr. Kind's New Discovery1
for consumption wholly cured him, .
Tin- marvelous medicine is the only
known cure tor asthma n> well its consumption.
cough* ami colds and a'l,
tiiroat. chest and hint; troub'e*. Price
aOc suid ft uo. Guaranteed' Trial
tie free at Wallace & Johnson's drug '
store. j
JEM
A STAPLE
Look at the next ten fropie you i
meet and see how mtieh is worn of the ;
so-ca'led jewelry. From <: $oOJ.<)() j
watch chain to a tivc cent stick pin. !
.Jewelry has come t<? be a staple antcle
of dress.
You will buy more or less of it: s -e
that you get what yoa pay for when;
*ou buy. You can be sure of this if;
you will buy of
.1 I k'ppJc % fin
lit Li IIUU1U M WV.j
Greeleyviile. S. C-, 1
who have a full assortment of the "W.
F. Main Co.. goods. Kvtrv article
of these goods is fully warranted to he
exactly as represented. A printed j
guaranty to this effect is given with !
each article of these gwds purchased j
at their store.
W. K. MAIN CO
Kastern Factory Cor. Frendship and
Eddy Sfs., Providence. If. L.
Western Factory (Largest Jewelry
Factory in the World). E;wt Iowa City.
Iowa. Over aiJQQO feet of floor space.
I Nov- 0.
B.
Hi pp FPiP
b-A 8 9 m n 8& 8 wi *p K If
^??Si '& ua &fc?>.:&i2Euc ?i
rr~_:ts *? /. ^ *etr^j**ri:pswcjcv- ??? (
rTVra cJg.nzJ XS^Kto: ,.-L ra'oi" toj 1
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ilHiinir Tiia Hn
Liliiillg 111U DM
'ELL LIGHTED.
L) AND STABLES.
>NVENIENTLY ARRANGED.
EXPERIENCED WAREHC
GOOD (.
itage to Help Suild iif
A ROLINA CAN OFFER BET IT
US A TRIAL AND WE WILL
HALL & CLE
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COMPEL
Wo rise above competition on
Horses and Mul
Buggies
?OURLIVERY
DEP
Is Complete with Now Turnout!
J. L. STUCK
Lake City
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Experience and observation are
our best teachers, hence the im-j
portance of visiting the State Fair.;
One man seldom criticises an-'
other unless he is blinded by jealousy.
?CI
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GEO. S. BARR,
Cotton Buyer,
Kingstree, S. C. ;
Solicits cotton from al! parts of ;
the county. Will buy from sample,
or if a sufficient quantity is offered,
will visit \ou at any point,'Li
when notified. TJ
BICYCLES REPAIRED.
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Shop in rear of Coleman Hotel j
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SSieye'cM Eo|>:i?rctI ou Sliorl '
Notice. i
KH'YC'VjKKTO IJHYff.
Terms Reasonable. ^
K J. AOSTE.V. j*6"
J. G. McCULLOUGH, |Pr
Surveyor.
Work sollt*it<r? 1 in Williamsburg and ?
adjoining comities. Lines carefully
run and plats made. Address or cal
on me at Uenson. b O. S.
DR. R J. McCABE, i-j
JDJZ2&TTST,
Will be at King*tree, S. C, all the
year 11XH*, except the first two week* co
of January, March May, July, Se|>ember
and November. ra
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.'OKI'S lil'YERS.
) a Home Market.
Hi ADVANTAGES Pi IAN'
CONVINCE YOl*.
:ment.
Proprietors. |
I'lilCKS
BWaflMMr- L?)N\ tii
rzTZO^T
ARTMFNT '
i and Unexcelled Service.
W & m
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, s. c.
ust Returned '
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From the Fashion Centers, better
equipped and better able
to give satisfaction than ever
before.
]RR?CT STYLES
MILLINERY.
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Every Hat a special creation.
Taste and experience combined
to make a swell effect .at a
low price.
lists, Skirts and Suits . j
MA in: TO OKUEli.
ABIES' FURNISH NSS,
SESS GOOD?,
r.ings and Trimmings.
^ble linen, ;
STAMPED GOODS
and
THREAD FOB WORKING
mt n T5rvr\CL7,DC
VT. JCVU'X-I'VJJ^J.VO,
Lake City. S. c
W. L. BASS,
attorney at Law.
LAKli CITY, S. 0.
actices in State and Federal
Courts. ?
i minim
C. MOHHIS (S. C. M. A.) Principal.
Next Session begins Sept. 17th. ??< *
.11 MARY, INTERMEDIATE, A '
and
HIGH SCHOOL GRADES.
Prepares for collejre or active life:
icpctcnt faculty: reasonable term*:
altliful community: pure artesian
iter: r<l in private families at low
tes. Write to the Principal;
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