VOL.X VI. KINGSTIiKE, SOUTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 25,1900. SNO. 42
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Positively No New Display Advertisements Will be Received, or Old Ones Changed, Later Than Tuesday Morning.
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AFFAIRS CAUGHT BY OJR LOCAL
REPORTER AND NOTED.
Written in Condensed Kor"i and Printed
in Like Manner for the Sake of
Our Weary Readers.
W. W. Grayson, E-q, went to
Charleston Tuesday.
Mr. W. E. Cook came over from
Seranton Tuesday on business,
Leo is the name of a postoffice
recently established in the Prospect
section.
Some of 1 lie young people enjoyed
a dance at the Coleman
llouse Thursday night.
Mr. iioper Pendergrass is able
to be out alter a four weeks' illness
of typhoid tever.
Hoxie G. Askins, Esq., came
over Saturday night from Lake
< 'it v. spending Sunday with friends
in town.
The dispensary is pretty full.
Something like $2,000 worth of ,
liquor has been addtd to its stock
since <)clober 1.
Anion*; the visitors to town
Saturday wa> our good friend, Mr. ,
W. Register, of Trio. Mr. Keg- (
ister is one ot our best citizens.
W. L. Kass, Esq., was 111 town
Saturday on profes-ioral business. ,
Mr. Bass is a frequent attendant |
fct Squire Matthews" court.
Maj. Theodore Dehon, traveling (
agent of the News and Courier,
was i:i town Friday looking after
the interests ot that newspaper. (
We return thanks to our honor- ;
able council-men lor promptly re j,
pairing lliesidewalk in front ot this j
otliee in response to our request ,
last week. I
Mi. G. 1\ Nelson has been <[iiite <
-Kick al his home lor more than a ;
"week. His continued illness is
the source ot much solicitude to j
his many friends. I
Miss .Jennie McCutchcn, of {
Kingstree, is spending the day at |
the home of Capt. J. P. Kussell. {
She leaves to night for the Colum- |
bia Female College.? Florence ,
Daily Times, Oct. 19. j
Mr. J. W. Griswold, wlio has >
been under medical treatment at '
Baltimore tor several months, !
passed through town Thursday '
returning to his home at Smith's <
Mills.
Messrs. "Gagg, Oliver & Co.'u
brick store on Academy street is i
nb?ut completed. With its large i
. . I ,? 1 1
piaie glass winuows unu ucinu j
soinely finished interior this build*- j
ing makes quite a brave show in
that part of town.
By this sign X in blue pencil ]
after your name you are informed j
that you are a year or more in ar- f
rears for the paper, and that we
would thank yon for the money
owing us.
In the total amount of taxable
of the State by counties Williams
burg ranks twenty-sixth with the 4
following: ? Railroad, $734,885; \
real estate, $1,282,748, personal,
$713,512; total, $2,731,145.
What Kingstree needs badly (
anions other things is a town hall, ,
or, in fact any kind of hall that
would be available for public use.
Besides the convenience of it, a
hall properly equipped for public
meetings and entertainments
would be a cood-payin^ niece of I
property.
Xow is the unio when you can
aiTord to insure your dwelling or
place of business. Call at this
ollice and get a policy in the Equi-;
table Fire Insurance and yoM
will be protected against los:^?'
in a single night the property
have acq yj rod by years of "|^rd
work. tf^
k
Mr. Marion Alien, o( Florence,
lias accepted a position in I)r. D.
0. Scott's drug store.
Rev. II. W. Darn well will preach
Friday morning and night at the
Episcopal chapel.
Mr. Emile Arrovrsmilh hos gone [
to Georgetown to take charge ol <
M. F. Heller's branch livery and
fec-d stable. I
tii flio ni9rl.-f>f rriftrm I '
quoted :it. 9 cents lor middling,
ii:id s*?ed at $1S a ton.
lie v. F, II. Ward la w and Mr.
IIu*li MeCutehen came up Iron)
iridiantown Tuesday on their way T
*o Florence to attend the Presbyterian
general synod now in session.
Mr. K. II. liudgins. of Foreston, '
visited Mr. W. T. Wilkins last j
week. Although over 70 years
old Mr. Hudgins'is as cheerful and
vigorous as a young man o 1 hall; (
his years. ! j
Mr. Louis Jacobs acknowledges | jj
the following additional contri- i
butions to the Galveston relief |
lund: .Mrs S. 0. Snider $100; t
Sunbeam Society (through Miss j
Pearl Roger.) $4.00. ^ i
We have it on good authority I
that work will soon he commenced 1<
dii a telephone line from Kin^s- c
tree to Indiantown Church. This I
will mean, of course, a telephone 1
system in town?**a consuming- t
tion devoutly to be hoped." a
Messrs. W. 1). Bryan, It. J. Ne- '
smith, \V. .f. Brockinton, A. Jt. jJ
Moselev, J. 0. Carraway and Le-j
Roy Lee, tlie special committee)
if the jrrand jury, met Monday I 0
and continued their investigation |
if' the books and records of court ;(l
loose officials, comDieting their I'
Aork Tuesday morning. Every- j1
hing was found to be in good!'
condition and will be so reported t1
it the next term of court. Ie
Clarence D. Rollins, son of It.
f). Ilollins of Lake City, who has
jeen in the employ ot Hut ledge
' ?> . *?? ?i.: > IV
ithi i3ciss or >> Hsjim^iuii, i/. v/.,
las veil up Iris position and enered
the Baltimore Medical Col- 1
ege. This is one of the leading b
nedical eolle^es of tire United S
States. Clarence's many liiends h
n this county are delighted to S
;no\v that he is enjoying such v
>uperior advantages, and wish A
lim ahundent success in his h
Trosen profession. C
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Mar-vied. j
On Sunday afternoon, October \
21, at the residence of Mrs. J. A. a
toward, Mr. W. E. Coward of ^
teranton, to Miss Minnie Mat- <
hews, of Kingstree.
()n Sunday, October. 21, at Ceiar
Grove Baptist Church, Miss j.
Winnie Pope to Mr. James Brad- ^
ihiiti' Row X .1 MeOonneil oer
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orming the ceremony. ^
Deaths. 551
Died?On Tuesday, October 23, ^
1900, Stella Elizabeth, aged seven ^
rears, daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. ^
I. E. Keardon. Funeral took olace *
it the Williamsburg cemetery on '*
Wednesday afternoon. *
Died?On Tuesday, October 10, '
tt his home near Mouzon post- /
)tDce, Mr. Jefi Calder, aged 4^ x
rears. 1
r
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This fiijrnftture Ib ol every box of the genuine j
Laxative Uromo?=Quinine i*bieu i
the remedy that, oitrss a eo!U In one iVs} j v
M. F. IlfcHer has returned from i j
Western markets, where l\e b,tu:
bought a large stock ci fco;*eaapd 1
raules, which will begin to arrive
ma t->w days. lie has on hand a ,
largo t^uautrty of UOtiCHKs ami (
Wa?ok?, which it will pay i'00 l,a |
call at his at a hies and examine. i
He will have something to say 1
uext week as to styles and prices. <
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IN THE FLUSH OF MANHOOD, j
Miles H Pipkin is Stricken Down
Suddenly at Bloomingvale.
Suddenly stricken down in the
flush of young m.mhood, with the
promise of a long and useful
career, Miles Hunter Pipkin, at
f Itron f\ f' f\r*!.' Vin ml at' 'ittnvr./.on
\/ V u\.i\ k.UIIUHJ Ml IV. I J J W I / i I ?
fc-ll a victni to that learf'ul scourge
;)f tiie lo.v country, hemorrhagic
lever. Oa Friday preceding lie <
was taken sick and in the short ,
space of t liree days the disease did
its deadly work. The funeral |
services were lichl at Bloomingvale
Baptist church Monday
vfternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
Miles 1/ipkin was the eldest sen
if the late Daniel J. l'ipkin. All .
)f his short life was spent at
liloomingvale, where alter the
leath ol his lather he was engaged
i r.i t??Mi it.? II/. if rv hi a m I iai> /11 ?
ii idiiiiiii^. 11c ? in (i iiiuiuuri wi
iieBaptist church and was a Mason
ie was twenty-six years old. and
i wile and three children of
ender years are lelt bereaved by '
lis death. An unostentatious
levotion to duty and an uprijrliI (
nanJiness of character were the
narked attributes ol his nature,
n boy-hood and man-hood we
tnewhini well, and a more generals,
honorable, sincere and biglearted
person would be hard to
ind. Both in phvsiciul and men- I
a I endowments his stature was
bove the ordinary. In his comnunitv,
in his church, and, above >
II, in his family his place cannot
ie filled. In his death the writer
eeJs a deep personal loss of one
1 his best and truest friends.
With a realization of the futility
f words we oflfcr to the sorrowing
ainily our sincerest sympathy,
ennndinj; them that in croa^inil
he portals ot the mystic beyond
he stin^ of death is forever heaid
by the divine hand of the
luster.
Jury List
VI! ST WELL".
S J Timmons, W 0 Baddy, S J
'aylor, Maxie .McMillan, ,J W t
Jooper, L G Flower?, W L Bur- |i
ess, il B Smith. W M Obrien. H s
\ Godwin, B (J Whitehead. I P (
itone, II W Melson, P B Thorne, c.
V il Walters, Ii II Fulton, T A
lcCrea, S J Hu^^fns, W li Cant
&y, W O Cox, D W Cantey, G A a
Jooper, C L Smith, J M Pope, t
V E Hutson, S S Montgomery, < "
umes Bryant, Henry Collins, C
1 Richburg. T I' Fullmore> Richrd
Moulds, R K Gamble. Ceal
Ldkissen, J M Hanna. D K Mc- v
lutchen, A W Gaskins.
SECOND WEEK.
Waiter Carter, J S briggers-, ~
5 1, Gist, A D Hemittingway, B ]
) Brockinton, J D Singletary, E '
\ Hamer, W L Altaian, S S
5lakely-s W D McCIary, .1 M Nexen,
L A Faddy, J S Haselden,
i P Cooper, W B Ilaselden, Sr.. v
A Cunningham, Mama S. Buff (
in, W J R Canty, J W Ilanna, \
i E Hanna, A Q Ilutchinson, *
olin Kradham, G G Gist, S A
)ouglas?, J K. Smith, J L Cautey,
t. B Hemingway, G D flanna, s
T Rollins, W M Funk,F K Eort.
E Huggins, T E Blakelv, .1 H !
Jurges6, F M ^esniilh, J C Gra-j'
latn. |!
Ur. Cnctv's Condition Pewocvs.
Vrv just what a ho,rs$. "hen U\
-'v...):*!. n?irirtr?r finH '
Kill Hlinuuuiij jyvn ,
ronoifuyc. Thwy ar^. not food but:
u^heim tiio best in list* to put a,
ip^ine, condition. l'rio$25 cti. i
V' V*r,c'Via^' ^Vr by I\. L\ Scett. I
Feeitajj? of s^ftyy pmadc the hviiscmld
that uses One Mluutu Cvugh
Dure, the only harmless remedy that i
[ loduros Immediate results. UU Infallible
for coughs, colds, croup and all
Lhrout and lung troubles. It will pre- '
rent consumption. Wallace^ J oh uson
RSGBY'S J3!
It wsii Pay You
To Remember
During the next few week^ when mere
good goods cannot cann<
2Sig-"to37-'s 3
offers you always good reliable goods ;i
carry the largest and fieshest stock of
We ask you to examine qualities and i
that if you do this your trade is ours.
SEE IX
DRESS GOODS
Black Crepous, Plaids for Skirts, Fini.
Brilliaiitines, Serges, Xibiliues and Cosi
nul Fancy Goods, Silks and Velvets, D
Sho63 for Ladies, Mi
Tne famous BATTLE AXE and JI
varranted, and beat the county for styl
Still another lot of that Solid shoe fo
Gentlemen, our Hamilton Brown shoes ai
Our Heady-ma
ai
We have always been lirm believers j
department is stronger this season thai
(iood Men's Suits from $4.-1?) to
iC'Infli Oi-prfnut ?t.
\ ICE LINE OF KEGS AXI) M
AT ROCK BOT'I
GROCERY DI
The best an J purest stock of Gro
town of Mai
Buy your Goods where fair de
Where you get the host assort!
THE OLI) RE
S. A. R
Scanning- You
Know What you are Taking.
When you take Grove's Tasteless w
'hill Tonic because the formula is i n
ilainlv printed on every l>ottle!
hpwing that it is simply Iron and
iuinine in u tasteless form. Noj
ure, no pay. 50c. , j
For Sale.
I have on hand for sale Four Mules
nd Two Log Cart*, all in good ennui- ' $ j
ion. Parties wishing to purchase!'
an see theru at Trio. C.
H. B. MO Kit IS, i V
Trio, S. C., Oct, 18. tf j*]
If you want a Tiano or Orcan ^
rrite to 1J. O. Bestow, Darling;-}
on, S. C. V
' i
Fall Styles In Men
8MB?CM
There are some new departures 1
chich we shall be {dad to post you as
'hunt tailor effects are faithfully ant
eady-to-wenr garments made by I,. J
C. V., and which we alone nave on sa
hem, for they well illustrate the folly
Oxford and Cambridge will be as
eason. Many neat effects are shown
wits. The Covert Cloth Overcoat can
\Ve reeognlsce that there is a great vai
rfoint to cater to all. li} t\\\s "wr am g
nent of fabrics agd patterns produced
Careful dressers are urged to ins]
ready-made,_ and ;?? see for themselves
se the in .satisfaction at an expense of
or custom made clothing. If you wis
>rder 1 will u\ake same from $10 to * ">(
^ uri
fo *5
ee
224 King St. Opposite Acnd<
Sole agent for the Ilamilton-Carh
made. The tirm rhat is making unioi
NCall orders promptly ai\n ded to..
L*' ~ : -. A ' t.fj.v'
G_ STORE.
liandise is offered at j?rices at which
ic be purchased, that
3igT Store
it the lowest possible prices. We t'
dry goods of any house in Manning,
compare prices. We are satisfied
OUR
DEPARTMENT
shed and Pebble Cheviots, Mohairs,
tnme Goods, Granite Cloth, Xovelty
'ress Trimmings, etc.
sses and Children,
LIA MARLOWE Shoes are full?
e.
r ladies, worth 51.22, at 99e.
re u- very best, from $1,50 to $3.50.
de Suits
id Overcoats.
in stylish dress. But our Clothing
i ever before.
$14.99.
A1TIXGS FOR TIIK FLOOR
T)M PRICKS.
iPARTMBNT.
ceries and Canned Goods in tin*
lining.
aling prevails;
ment, all popular priced.
K3BY,
* S. C. '
Matrimonial bonds are not a!ays
a sale and protitajle investlent.
, Our Club offers.
The County Record and the Home
d Farm one yft&r,$1.2Ti.
The County Record and Thrice-a/
Vnrl^ Wnrtil nn<? v<?:ir.
Lii-iT * ' ~~
The CiMtnty Record and Twiee-a'?Jk
News and Courier o^e year,
1.75.
The County Record and the Atmta
Constitution one year, $1.75.
The County Record and Semiweekly
Columbia State, {2.25.
;'s Clothing.
am
In both suit# and overcoats, on
fully as desired. The swell merl
completely reproduced in the
idler, Bros, & Co., of Rochester
le. It would do you good to set?
of paying merchant tailor p-ices.
popular this >u!l as they were last
in stripes. checks and plaids for
atinuys to be a strong favorite,
rioty of tastes:, and we make it a
reatly holpod by the large assortI
by the *'Ad'.er" house,
net our showing of high class
? how it is possible for us to prom
half what they have b >en paying
' 1 _ i. .
h m suit or an overcoat mane i?
v
) each, and guarantee a fit,.
lmwu9E>
HUE CLUING USE, '
?my of Music Charleston,S. C,
art Overalls, $1.50 per suit, union
1 made goods popular in this city.,
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