The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, November 22, 1900, Image 1
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VOL.X VI. KINGSTREE, SOUTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER22. imNOi4i
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Positively No New Display Advertisements Will be Received, or Old Ones Changed, later Than Tuesday Morning.
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AFFAfKS CAUGHT BY OUR LOCAL !
REPORTER AND NOTED.
^Written in Condensed Form and Printed |
in Like Mar.ner for the Sake of _
Our Wetrv ReniSefsi.
(V.pt Jl> hit A. Iras gone ,
'tofJJenn SpVing* fdr ftvo weeks ot
Te-f arfd reveal ion,
Rev. 1>. 1\ Reed, I he synod }
evangelist, preached Friday, Sat- j
'Hj.lav ami .Sunday at the Presby- |
teiian church.
> -'the .protracted. meeting at the i
^Baptist cluiieh closea Friday
evening. I
Mrs. Marion K. Scott, of Cedar
Swamp, has visited relatives in
town several days last week. '
Mr. C. W. S?oII. of Salter?, was
-among the guests ot Burr's
i ti ? i _ J
ftiofeM i tiesuav.
Dr. and Mrs. D. 0. Scott, Miss
Helen ScotL Mrs. Lula -Brockin tton
and two oliildren speivbsevera)
duv-s<plea*a fitly ir. Charleston last
week.
Miss Ilattie McCitchea, v.hc is*'
?onductinir a school at Lanes,!,
..passed through town Friday even-!
?!r?j? on a visit to her kotre at |
dndiajitown. I
Mr. Eniile Ariowsmith came i
over irom Georgetown to remain
a few dav> in town. He is well
t\'o-iv-r?d will) rliet'iiv on the Sam
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pit, where be K cowing to tie]
front Wmi young ir.au of affairs.
W. n. Bass, E-q., who keeps,
Lake City to the front in our col
umns, speiit Saturday in town. '
Mr. Bass is making his mark as a
lawyer.and wiil achieve the sue
-qess ne well deserves.
Mr. C. I*. Weils was in town '
Monday attd Tuesday with a nice
line ot shoes soliciting the patronage
of our merchants. Mr. Wells
represents a lirst class house?
5tern vfc Co., Richmond?and his '
pleasant address gains him many
friends.
Mr. E. K. Lesesne requests that
4Jie chairmen el' preciiaot ?aoa j
gers will meet bias here next 1
Tuesday to receive their pay lor l
-services rendered in the general 1
election. (
Mr. M. F. Heller left Friday (
vio-ht fnr Wes.'ern markets to nur- r?
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chase stock. In a tew days he will :
iiave his large stables tilled with i
Worses and mules to suit the needs <
of every purchaser. Mr. Ileller
has had a life-long experience in 1
the stock business and knows what :
to buy to meet the demands of his 1
customers. 1
Cap?. D. R. Smith stopped over '
Friday night at Barr's Hotel on
this way to his home at Smith's
Mills from an extended visit to
J^ew York city. Capt. Smith is ,
? />nr et'innc liu.l lincinocc .
UHC7 VI VMk .'IMMUVUVWV F/ ,
men, and with his enterprise and
energy has done much for the section
in which lie lives.
Ko^is the time when you can i.
afford tfo insure your dwelling or ,
place of business. Call at this ^
<tffice and get a policy in the Equ table
Eire Insurance Co., and vou |
will be protected auainst losing1
jn a single night the property you
have acquired by years of hard
?vrk. t? 1
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Indiantown Items.
The crops are about all gather-,
oj Snnn? nl'fiur farmers nne 'liiisv
planting oat*.
'It is rumored that Mr. J. C. Bell
has bought McOullough Bros., saw
mill and ginwerv.,
Mr. II M MouKon, of (Charleston,
visited this section recently.
Some of our young folks had
tlie pleasure of attending a dance
it the residence of Mr. Warren
McCants on the evening of Friday,
thi lGih inst. Those who participated
report an enjoyable occasion
.
From present indications the
tobacco acreage in this vicinity
will be increased next year.
Mr. S II Cooper, of Dock, visited
friends here last week.
Mr. 1' A Allsbrook went to
Manning Sunday to visit relatives !
ind friends.
Miss Maude Brockinton lias
bought a line orpin and will enterlain
her friends with music's
swoet accord.
-A hydrophobic canine is re- j
ported to have been-seen in this
section a short time ago. Fortun-;
ately no one was bitten.
Mr.'Frank haddock has lately i
became the possesor of a new j
bicycle, lie will ride his " net-1
llesurne'' steed to school.
Blue Bird.
\ Hymeneal.
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Married, at the residence of the;
bride's mother* Mrs tl. S. Cooper, |
at \lndianlown, is. C. We4nes-j
lav, -November 14, Mi-ss Jenny I
Lind Ceaper to Mr, Jlugli Me-:
Lauriu, of WeJge'ield, S. 0.
On Thursday. October 25,1000, j
by Ivev. S. T. Hihsseli, Miss Emma |
Brown to Mr. Julius i-hikes, all of |
Williamsburg county.
On Thursday,November 15,1900!,
Miss Maggie Smith, of WilJiairisburg
couuty, to Mr. Ii. JLGrier. ol |
Georgetown county, iiev. S. T.
Kussell olheiating.
On Thursday,November 15,1930,
it the resdeuce of the bride's
lather near Green's. S. U., by J.:
J. Graham, notary public. Mr. VV. !
S. Bryan, to Miss Emma, second
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Jf. i
jlrahani. Alter the ceremony the
quests enjoyed a bountiful supper
lud dispersed to I heir homes with
pleasant memories of the happy !
occasion. Giesx. i
Tut llncoini" extends heartiest'
felicitations to these young couples j
ii;d hones that their married lives '
may be owe glad sweet song attuned
to the accompaniment 01
health, happiness and prosperity.
Mortuary.
Died, at Smith's Mil f, S. on
November loth, Mr. (J. S. BeaUy,
aged CO years.
Notice.
Dr. Ii. J. McUabe will be in!
luugstree from November 25 to
December 10, 1000. 1'arties desiring
his professional services will
tiud him here within tho above
named dates.
Ifyouwauta Piano or Organ
write to 13. O. Bristow, Darlington,
S. C,
DEP-UTY SCURRY AVENGED.
Kfe Slayer, Jofan Brtwrtfield, Fcojnd
Guilt* of friurder.
Georgetown, November 13,?
Tiie ease of John Brownfiel'J,
charged with the killing of James
C. Scarry, which pained notoriety
from tlie fact of having precipiI
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Ici11* 1.1 rue leceui i im., w <ia uiv/(4^IK j
tip in court yesterday morning and
concluded at 8 o'clock this evening.
with a verdict from the jury
of guilty, without recommendation.
The deceased was acting
in the capacity of constable, and
the State made one a clear case
of maTicrmns re&isTanee "both with
State's evidence and thai of the
defense, so that no other verdict
was possible. The defendant was
represented by J.L.Mitchell, Esq.,
colored, of this ulace, and W. J.
Whipper, of Beaufort, both attorneys
presenting Ibeiir -side in hi
creditable manner<??ii*nd>erin? the
poor case t tvey had.
Solicitor Wilson, in his usual
viirnrntis, ctvfe. wound un the
State's case, and he was ably assisted
by J. A. Kelley, K.-q..of
Kingstree, and Hon. Legrand
G. Walker, ot this city. Judge
Gary presided with -dignity and
learning. Tlve s^-nteivce -of John
Brownlifcld will 6e to hang, and
the supreme j?hw of the State will
have been respected under trying
cireuinstates, and ihe-ewil't hand
of jusli^j retch .d out to stay the
violet oe of mob law. A fair and
impartial hearing was never doubted,
and the sentence must carry
with it the rebuke to lawlessness
that only lawful proceedings can
Lawyer Jvelley in k? speech
admonished the jury while Lm
partially weighing the evidence
io pay proper regard to lire principle
ot capital punishment, in;
which onlv was protects on against j
lynch law guaranteed?The Slate.
-Benson Briefs.
Mr. and Mrs. W* D. Crook*,of
Greeleyville, visited relatives in
this section last week,
itev. \V. S. Martin jweaclied his
farewell sermon fsr this year last
Sunday at the Methoddst church of
this place. The next appointment
at this church will be at ill (/-clock
on the thirds Sunday in ne3:t De
l
cemper. ,
Miss Mamie Grayson. ol Benson,
has taken charge of a school
in the Johnso?vili?e section.
Miss Eugeaia Merriman, of
Cokesbury, S. C., is teaching the
public school at Dry Swamp near
Central church.
The crops are about gatihered in
this section. Sugarcane has been
seriously injured tiy irosL and it
is thought cane will be scarce oejc:
year. W. S. G.
Why spend $50 or $00 to put
lightning rods on your house when
lor $1 to $1.50 a hundred dollars'
per annum you can buy a policy
in the Equitable F:re Insurance
Co., ol Charleston, which will insure
your dwelling against lightning
as well as fire1 without extra
charged
Corsets are not worn by women
as a necesMtv, but merely as a
matter of foam.
SEASONABLE GO
?AT?
Seasf]
ZRIG-B^S
Rf?'inn:iiK this V. h<>k \vr> hti\
BIG CUT-PIG
For this season. Special attractions it
Overcoats.
Tornado Prices
Men's Suits at f-1.49, worth Men's Si
Men's Finer Grades of Suits at *7.49. 7.!.
redticf?; h
Min's Fine t'lotli overcoats, a regular:
Grade at $7.9!).
Shoes that v\
We believe always in a strong tound
sell solid footwear.
Hamilton Brown Shoes, for men and
guaranteed by the manufacturer.
Our ">ooo Case Seller for women at *'9
other places.
Women's Ootid Oil Grain Shoes "99c, a
j Children1* Shoes from 2">c to better grade
Our Dress Good1
Arc NveH plo&siRg to the Ladies that n
prices run from 10c to $1.60 per yard. >s
This week's arrivals of Percales and Star
I see them.
Yard-wide Percales in this winter's r
wide Sea Island tinetinish Homespun at
Island at of' ner yard by the bolt.
Hood, Heavy Comfort Quilt, made of
large size at 7">e* worth $1. Better qualit;
10-1 CI ray Blankets that would be cheat
j like you can keep warm by trading with
Cine line of Buggv Lap Robes. 2,000
I "tc and "iie,our price I'.jC.
Your Thanksgiv
You can seenro many things for^ our
Grocery Department. There we carry th
Hams and Bacon, Flour and Grits and I
Dried Peaches. Mackerel, Canned (J(Kids
you need not bother about?they are righ
THE OLD KKLI.
3. A. Rl<
^Tarua-ingr - Familiarity
breeds con'empt,
and contempt for 'hottseveork
breeds bed bogs. : ,
1 and
DENTISTRY!
! ??? I#00. $1.0o
The undersigned, after a success- ^
fill practice of Dentistry for thirtyfour
years, is now located at Kings- $ 1.7,"i
tree, at the Brock in ton house,1 yj,
where hers prepared to do any- lant!
tiling in the Dental line at cut rate 1 ,p|,
priees. Live and let -the, is Ids
motto. No shoddy work shall pass
the portals of his office. Satisfac- _
tion guaranteed. A trial is solicited * '
i&sncctfully. ehur
A M. gNIBElL, j ,v
Dental surgeon, j rel'OL
The Fa
Most stout i
v> jSEf into ready mad
AjT/v, factory lit is im
wAA*'u' st-Jlll,s atid I
J j \ \ generrl niakeuj
f I JSr I \ accustomed to.
/ j F V \ the wrong sort
/A t ? \ dressing it|> stoi
I \ that carries the
\BI ? I r I securely as thei
V* j at half the exp
r \ ? -7 ") feet - by 2 fee
\ /5W SW AiJollwiMLf liunfc
\ I I?- 111P VMKir UV? 1
1 nvT* 1011 a mitm1
V 1 / take chances on
VI I jf 1 coneefns uoul
11 I I money in.
\\ l 4 The Adler m:
\\ 3 We are offerinj
\\ 0 all shapes, at }
\\ 1 lined undershir
\| 1 These two spec:
]/ | next thirty da>
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.O GRANITE
Rochester. 224 King St.
fS, MAJORS Of O* c\
_< NX Mull orders pro
iQBS
mable -Prices,
;o commenced otir
CE SALE ;
1 Men's and hoy#' Suits and
in Clothing.
iits at -ft.9!>, worth $3.o0 and $6.
til 8..H9? 0.99. aud m?r" -at a big
2
$10 Overcoat, for $L'99. Better
f
/ill Last.
ation; hence it's <W motto to
women, from $1.30 <0 3.00, fully ;
i
c. you vrvli pay $L2o to 8:50 at
t otA.cr places cost y<Ki $1.25.
'S.
s and Silks.
ire fiin'l of Stylish Dree* Thfc
lilks from 20c to $r*50 per yard*
idard Print ClPth ythi stioufd
tew shades at' !fle' per yard.
3';' per yard. Yard-wide Sen
first-rate quality material and
y at 90c, $ I, 1.2o, l.7">.
> for-tl, the pair 89c. That looks
Kigby.
yards line Fall Outing, worth
ing Dinner
Thanksgiving Dinner in our
it substantial things of life too.
lice, Sugar, Syrup, Cheese, etc.
, and other things. The prices
t.
ABLE.
3BY,
- - - s.'c,
Oi>r Club Offers.
ie County'Record and the Home
Farm one year,$1 'Si.
le County Record and Thrice-ak/Xew
Vojflr) World one year,
le County Record and T\vice-ak
News and Courier One year,
ic Cfcrrnty Record and the At
i Constitution eke your,
uMVurity -Record aiul Seinlkiy
(Jo!b ?? in State, fl.f-",.
to w-oman who can go to
eh in a -caiico dress is trulv
joirs.
,t Man's Pear.
men dread to take the plunge
e clothing. They say a. satispossible;
they're suspicious of
tKn ^rimtKinir inA
LMIl* IMi'llWI^, V??V
I> arc'not what they have been
Their experience has been with
of clothia-g, that's all. We are
at men right along in clothing
above label as neatly and as
t tailors e. ver dressed them,and
ense. We tit the man who is
t *> as well as we tit the very
*nit3'. "''Rochester Adler" clothit
Its manufacturers do busiiMoth
scale and can afford to
i all sorts of odd sizes that small
d never dare to tie up their
ike suit nod overcoat IId to fctf.
r ;i jSM luit in stiff and soft hats.
and an all-wool, HeecCt
and drawers, ."?0 cents each,
ial offers are good only for the
'8.
L Btrowoi's
: CLOTHING HOUSE,
Opposite Academy of Musi* ,r
mrieston, S.
unptly atui ded to.
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