The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, November 08, 1900, Image 8
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I : charge of j
V. L. BASS, Esq.
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Mrs. J. K:<?rimslcv came up from ;
Lanes, where she is .spending some
lime with her parents, 011 Friday
and returned .Monday.
Mr. II. Xatlnnan came up;
from Charleston Friday and went
-?ii to New York Saturday ni^ht.
lie went on business and will be
away a week.
Almost invariably the officer who
does dis duty, .frit* to enlorce the;
Jaws ujid controls tin- lawless ele-l
.ment is-ihe most opposed and:
abused.
ti r; Willis of Cottairoville,!
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Colleton,county, Wats in town last!
'Week on a .visit to Dr. A. J I. Williams.
He is the father of young 1
Hillery Wiliis, who married Miss.
Mabel Thomas a few weeks ago. j
Quite a number of our people at- j
tended the fair last week. We don't
.knowexactly how.many, but judg-j
i.ug by the number that returned
at one time (Thursday night) about,
twenty-five, the delegation must!
.have been unite large.
I'uran Puptist Church was the J
.-scene of a happy marriage ou Qcto- ;
l?er2Sth. The contracting parties!
were Mr. Junius Morris and Miss j
Kit a Williamson, daughter of -Mr. j
J. rl. Williamson. The ceremony, !
which was witnessed oy a uumuer
-of friends, was performed by Hew!
J. M. Weaver. j
Miss Florence McMillan, ofChar- j
Jeston, has charge of U*c* {/asking'
school, and is, we are informed, i
doing faithful and able work with)
gratifying results. Charleston and i
itie Mcmmingcr school send a good !
many teachers to this section, and
every one of them, so far as we
have heard, has been successful
and has won for themselves good
opinions.
Hew Mr. lJelvin, Who was assisting
Kcv. J. K. Hushtou in the protracted
meeting at the Methodist
church, was called to his sick broth.er
by a telegram, lie.v. Kushton is
-f ' iinuvVlktfMl
curry his * u mr mcvuufi
at this time, Monday, but wo understand
thai lie will have help in a
day or two. Much interest is being
manifested in the services and the
meetings are well attended. Good
results are confidently expected.
Mr. J.dwaids, representing the
Darlington cotton mills, was in
town a few days ago. lie cm me to
buy cotton tor the mills, wanting to
buy in lots. Jle was informed that
the only way he could get cotton
at this markiet- one of the largest
and also owe <?f flic highest priced
.markets in Kastern South Carolina,
is tostay rignt her, goon the market
and compete with the buyers.
Something was certainly wrong
tho nrmtcrs or the oroof read
or lust week. Wo were made to
>ays(iiiH' very absurd ynd ridiculous
tiling. Where we wrote "lonely
widow," we were surprised to see
' lovely widow." "Feelings" was
transformed into "sympathy." The
omission of "only" after hope will
end"in the item on the marriage of
Mr. Willis and Mis*Thomas changed
the meaning entirely. We shall
.try to improve out handwriting.
It. L. Rlow, of whose appointment
we spoke last week, tock charge of
i .?o Coast Line express and telegraph
offices on Monday. He has
been unpointed permanent agent.
He is from Tillery, N. C., where his
family will remain a few days un.t
i I he shall have made arrangements
to aecommodate them. We welcome
Mr. lllow to our town and hope he
J:nd affairs so pleasant that this
:iall become his permanent home.
V.'o regret to lo?-e Mr. McCoy, and
] epe he will secure a place as near
! ke this one as may he. Jlisdesti4
j. itio:i is as vet unknown.
Our freight accommodations im>ve
but slowly, if at all. We know
? i one man who, within a month,
put in no less than twelve complaints
and claims for lost and hro1
'cain.r< jir<. in reallv a
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a wretched condition. A box of
meat n ay come here to-day, but remain
m the car, and after being
hauled about a week finally put out.
'1 his thing actually took place, we
are informed. Y ?a may order a lot
of furniture and have bedstead* delivered
with side pieces gone, ipileau*
with mirrors an<i frames
-mashed into atoms, chairs with
rockers broken off, tables torn to
pieces. Thi.- is not drawn from the
imagination. I'm in claims for the
i<?ss and damage. l>ay-, weeks,
month-', and perhaps years, will
pass in fore your money be returned
t ? you.
The reception tiiat was given by
m-ii \i a skins on last Thursday
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iii?;!it in honor of .Mr. and .Mrs.
Moxie O. Askins was a social event
of much more than passing moment.
The preparat iouswore elaborateand
complete. Tiiti residence whore the
reception was given was put in
perfect and tasty order. Jt had
been complete y renovated repaired,
enlarged, painted,?virtually
made anew, and furnished iiand .auciy
l..;(uA'iiutil. Tdv y^rd,
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piazzas and veranda were illuminated
by Japanese lanterns. Thi
1 young couple, after the marriage at
Kingstree on V ednesday, went to
I Charleston where they remained
until Thursday afternoon, when
they came to Lak" City. They
were received bv a party composed
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M}]j. AsKlJ'.s, oifsiiMiiien > .u.
Rushton and W. L. Bass and Misses
! Mable Rollins ami Ida Rodgers.
The' welcome home given to the
young hrifl(> w as warm and hearty,
j Maj Askins was really delighted i<?
receive this his tirst and only
daughter. Some fifty or -sixty
guests were present and thoroughly
enjoyed tiieselves. Among those
from without the town were Miss
Olia and Mr. Arthur Benjamin, of
Georgetown, Misses. Florence Benjamin,
Mamie and Barbara Jooolis,
of Kingstree. Of the home folks'
we may mention Messrs. IJ. H. and
B. H. Singlctary, Mr.and Mrs. J. 1).
Daniel, ltev. and Mrs. J. K. Rushton
Missrs. J. J.and S. C. Morris, Misses
Ella and Bertha Morris, Miss Elena
Murphy, Misses Sue and Cecil Severence,
Mrs. F. ('.and Miss Ida Rodgers,
Misses Ethel and Jackie Rodire
rs, Mr. R D and Miss Mable Rollins,
Mr and MrsG T Rollins'Messrs
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John and i reu ivoimis, nr. 11
Williams, Mr E W Yates, Messrs B
"Wallace Jr. anil Arthur E Jones,
Miss Pansy Jones,Messrs B M (dements,
Fleet McElveen,and J T Barron,
Misses Annie and Cornelia
Rooko, Miss Rosa Chamberlain,
Mr.and Mrs. W. E. Bass.
About nine o'clock an elegant and
bountiful supper was served. To
say that it was enjoyed but feebly
expresses the feelings. After the
[supper, at intervals of about one
hour, the guests were invited out to
the table again and again to partake
of crystallized fruits, Newport
I and other dainty and delightful refreshments.
At a late hour, after one ot the
most enjoyableeveningsever spent,
the guests bade the genial host ami
the happy young couple good night
A* - * II f,,r tka fll.
Willi II1511IV WCI1 n irnrn iw.
; tare. In such manner were Mr. P.
I G. Askins and his. bride welcomed
i to their home, where they are to
j be^in life in reality and in earned.
May their path be strewn with
roses as devoid of thorns as a kind
' Providence can make them. May
!the winds that blow over their
home be laden with sweet spices
' and tempered with southern sunshine.
TO THE DEAF.
A rich lady ouwd of deafne-s and
| noises in the head by Dr. Nicholson's
i Vnii?..inl V..ir Drums ?r:tve $10,000 to
j liis Institute so tli.it deaf people unable
to procure tlic Ear l>ruius may
have theiu free. Address No 11%.'!,
the Nicholson Institute, TSO Eighth
A venue, New York. U ^ A.
The road to ruin is kept in good
repair at the expense of travelers
I hereon.
Kit AVE EXKLOKEKS
Like Stanley and Livingston, found
it harder to overeouie iu: laria, fever
and ague, and typhoid disease germ.1*
than savage cannibals: but thousands
i i .\ j Vl/wt rir? KiftPrs IS a
i nave iuuiiii iu.iv urn 111. . __
wonderful cure%irallm:ilari:il disease*.
If you have chills with fever, aches in
back nf neck and head, and tired worn
out feelings, a I rial will convince you
of raeir merit.. W A Null of Webb, III.
write*: ".My children suffered for
; more than a year with chills and fever;
j then two bottle* of Klectrie hitters
I cured them. Only .">0 rents. Try them.
I Guaranteed. Sold by Wallace & John!
son. druggists.
I People who claim lo have no
j vices have but few virtues.
If lhe devil had his due, there
f would be only a few of us leit.
EDITOR SEES WONDERS,
EdiforW V Harry of Lexington,
; Ten?., in exploring Mammoth Cave,
! contracted a severe ease of piles. 17is
quick cure through -itic Ruiklen.*
j Arnica Salve couvinct J him it is an;
ether world's wonder. Cures piles ini
juries, inflammation, and all bodily
!eruptions. Only 2 k* at Wallace
' JolllOOU
; It is better for a man to lbr?rive
; ins enemy than to take a sound
j llirashinj;.
i SIX I'KKiHTKI'L EA7HT'KS.
Six terrible failures of six ditTerei.t
doctors iic:uly s-Mit Win II. Mullen. 01
Lockland. <)., to sin oirly grave. All
! siid he had ss fatal 111114 trouble ami
1 hat lif must die. lint lie \\h?
urged to trv I Jr. King's New IMscoVerv
for consumption. After tihiug fivt
bottles lie was eat irely ctired. It ijKisitively
guaranteed t<> etire all diseases
of tlm-sii, chest and lungs, including
coughs. colds, la grippe. puenj
nionia. hroiicliiris, asthma, hay fever,
jcroup ami whoopingeough 50r and
!?1U0 Trial bottle free at Wsdlsice A
Ji.hn-cn' drug store.
j 0? T. HALL.
; ST A R
Hi Silts
GOOD BUILDINGS.
GOOD YAJ
C
It is to Ycur Adva
NO MARKKT IN SOUTH
LA KB CITY. GIV
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To Cure a Cold in One Day,
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All flrujrjrists refund tht
money if it fails to cure. K. VV
Urove's signature is on each box.2oc
Tact is the title given to hypocrisy
when it is dressed in it:
Sunday clot he*.
l>r. I). C. Scntf. guarantees even
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Kerne
dy and will refund the money to ant
one who js not satisfiedafter usng two
thirds of the contents. This is the bes
remedy in the world for la grippe
1,0 ,.,,ntj cniiin and whoopim
ri'ii^uoi wim", r
cough and is pleasant and safe to lake
It prevents any tandmicy of a cold t<
result in pneumonia.
Be on the Jsafe Bide.
No mailer how much fire insurance
you carry, when the firt
conies you will wish you had
more. When you carry none ai
all yon are recklessly risking youi
properly so as almost to invilt
.iL-ufUp Cull ;mil see about il
now. With a policy in llie Equitable,
of (Charleston, your property
is absolutely safe lor the amouni
insured.
MADE YOUNG AGAIN.
"One of Dr. King's New Life Filh
ea<'li night for two weeks has put m?
in my 'teens' again" writes-D 11 Turn r
of Deinpssytown. I'a . they're the bes
in the wcrld for liver, stomaeli ant
iKiwelv. Purely vegetable. Nevergrlpe
Only 2.>c at Wallace & Johnson's ilruj
store.
JEWELRY
A STAPLE .
I Look at the next ten people yot
J meet and see how mueli is worn ur rm
| so-called jewelry. From a jJi.jrtO.iK
wateh chain to a five cent stick pin
Jewelry lots come to be a staple antel<
of dress.
You will buy more or less of it: sec
that you get what you pay for wher
you buy. You can be sure of this il
you will buv of
J). L. Keels I Co.,
Greeleyville, S. C?
w ho have a full assortment of the W.
F. Main Co., goods. livery anno
of the-c goods is fully warranted to 1>(
exactly as represented. A printec
guaranty to this effect i< givcewiti
! each article of these good- purchaser
i at their store.
W. F. MAIN CO.
Eastern Factory Cor. Frendship anc
i Ivldv St<., Providence. It. I.
i Western Factory (Largest Jewel rt
, Factory in the World). East Iov.aCity
Iowa. ()ver .*2tNM) feet of lioor space
Nov. 11.
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WELL LIGHTED.
[ID AND STABLES.
ON V'ENIENTLY ARRANGED.
EXPERIENCED WAREHO't
GOOD C(
mtage to Help Build up
CAROLINA CAN OFFER EEITE]
E US A TRIAL AND WE WILL
HALL & CLEI
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COMFEl
: j We rise above competition on
Horses and Mule
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LJti rr rri nci
UUggiUD,
OUR?
LIVERY DEP;
IS Complete with New TurnoHts
: j. l, stuck:
Lake City,
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Why spend $50 or $00 to put; #
lightning rods on your house when ** *
for $1 to $1.50 a hundred dollars;
' per annum you can buy a policy
' in the Equitable Fire Insurance)
Co., of Charleston, which will in-'
j! sure your dwelling against light -1
j ning as well as fire without extra;
' I charge? | CO
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GEO. S. BARR,
:| Cotton Buyer.
] Wfli
Kingstree, S. C.
fj .Solicits cotton from al! parts of LA
1 f < *? *% coin ni?. noi
the connry. nm ou> nv.? UJ||
or if a sufficient quantity is of- j.
fered, will visit >ou at any point'
TAJ
when notified.
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|i BICYCLES REPAIRED,
I!
j Shop in rear of Coleman Hotel I j
I j Kicjc'em Itcpaireil on Miori ,
j Sofioe.
TO 6f ILVJT.
I Terms Ileasonabh, ,
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I J. G. McCULLOUGK, '
~ Irm
Surveyor.
Work solicited in Williamsburg and
adioniiii'' comities. Lines carefuMv 1
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run and plat- inane. Address or cat II
j on me at tier son. S. L. ^ q
DR. R J. KcCABE, |n;
zdststztst, ,
i Will be at Kiiitfstree, S. C, all the j>;
year 1SHJ0, except the lirst two weeks ; coirj
of January, March May, July, Sep
' embor and November. ra'tt
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M. CLEMENT.
HB^aa Vvjt"' r?
dsi ness. ^
itt Stan
7SEMEN.
)liVS BUYERS.
a Home Market.
II ADVANTAGES THAN
CONVINCE YOU.
IV1ENT,
Proprietors.
,tito i^r
Harness, etc.
URTMFNT
and Unexcelled Service.
EY & CO,, .
s. c.
jst Returned ^
From the Fashion Centers, better
equipped and better able ^
to ?ive satisfaction than ever
before.
RRECT STYLES
MILLINERY.
Every Hat a special creation.
Taste and experience combined
to make a swell effect at a
low price.
sts, Skirts and Suits
MADE TO ORDER.
DIES' FURNISHINGS,
ESS GOODS,
ings and irimmings.
SLE LIXEX,
STAMPED GOODS
and
IIIJEAD FOR WORKING
DA G. RODGERS,
Lake City, S. c
W. L. BASS,
ttorney at Law.
LAIvK CITY, S. C.
ctices in State and Federal
Courts.
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. MOIilUS ;S. C. M. A. rrincipal.
V..vt l?r<-ins SfliL. . 7111.
LM MlV, LNTKliMEDlATK, \:
and
Hit; JI SCHOOL GUADES.
re pa res for college or active life;
in-rent faculty: reasoiythle term-;
Itht'ul community: pure artesian
er: hoard im private t'.uniiie- at low
s. Write to tlie ! rincipal. _
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