The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, November 29, 1900, Image 8
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I : charge of
W L. BAS& E*S>.
Theodor of o>anj*e blossoms is
scented by sensitive nostrils.
Mr. C. II. Nicholas went up to
Florence Saturday evening en business.
Dr. A. II- "Williams spent wn
. days in Charleston lust week on
.business.
Rev. I). F. Crosland was in town
Saturday wearing a broad-brimmed
hat and <i pleasant smile.
Lakeside lias been laid nut into
streets ami iota. The lota are onedialf
acre earb, being .intended for
residence lota. ,.
All the merchants in town have
asrreed to close their stores to-day,
Thursday. Thus all will observe
Thanksgiving Day.
Mr. T, II. Reynolds, a contractor
of Florence, spent Monday in town
and made bids 011 someottbe hr. uses
that are to he erected. Whether
Jie secured the jobs we cannot say.
Hon.T.JP. Berry, of Dovesville,
spent some days in town last week
>n business. No one.visits our town
who is more generally popular than
lion. Berry. He is a .tine man and
we are alwaye glad.to ?ee him.
The moon influences other things
than the tides. It seems Jto cause
t-h'- criminal and sportive to rise
.and make an inning. As regularly
as htHHr comes out.in her mew dress
just so regularly the entries <?n the
-criminal docket multiply.
Mr. A. M. Lee, of ^BqpeivUleu -Fla^
is out on a visit to ftienda and relatives.
Mr. Lee, who is engageJin
the manufacture*^ naval stores, is
doing well audiiie future Is encour
aging. After an absence of nearly
two years he comes to stay only a
.tew daytvbisjtefcurn being fixed for
. to-day.
John McRea, a young sport, .violated
his sacred (?) word given ton
contract. Magistrate .Gaskins assigned
him to Admiral Wheeler's
.black squadron now cruising in
Spring branch waters. MciteuAvns
immediately put in-charge uf the
Transput t twheelbarruw," with instructions
to move dirt.
The festival last Thursday night
for the benefit of the Presbyterian
Church Was a splendid success. The
-inn taken in amounted to aixmt
$75. The uet sum is about $10 Jess.!
one cake ftuki for Mrs. it. {
M, Epps wa* .voted as the most pep- J
i.lar lady hi <he hwase. :;n aluendjinceof
oysters, babecue, turkey and j
either good things was on hand and
, thoroughly enjoyed by the large
crowd.
Four cherubs who ride on the
local freight were unloading freight
.and oaths so vigorously Thursday
that a cop thought they deserved
ji picture card, lie act rdingly
? .took thein in iow, without a brass
hand accompaniment, to the mayor,
who begged a keep-sake of them.
Tnehon >rwas unsoughtby tiiocherubs,
but nevertheless as they felt
Mattered by the distinction, they j
condescended to contribute. .Many
ti Milks.
Ti e trustees of ttds school district I
have decided to build a school house |
..d at once. It will be built on a ,
i.'t p debased .rniu Mr. J. J. Morris,!
which lot is on the new street {not i
yet named) parallel with and next <
to Main street.on the northern side.1
The plans are an me nanus ?u a c?utractorand
the building will be be-j
gun right away. The trustee# waited
for the sale of the MeCutchen!
? s;nfe, expecting to hid on the old j
h-gh school property, but have now 1
oecideri to wait no longer.
TO THE DEAF.
\ rich lady cured of deafness and ;
ji is?'S in the head bv Dr. Nicholson's j
v\r iti.-ial Ear Drums gave $10,000 to I
Jus institute >?? that <leaf people uustbSe
to procure the Ear Drums may '
Jiave them free. Address No 1 10<>d,
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'lie INU'UOiscm iM.niuin-, iw
Avenue, New York, V A.
A girl should never marry an
artis'; they are continually creating
scenes.
To Cure a Col J tn Une Day.
Take Laxative lironio Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
ju uiey if it fails to cure. E. W.j
ti rove's signature is on each box.2oc.
The tiirl Willi a dimple learns
how to work it at a remarkably
? t.-lv
L)r. 1>. C. Scott guarantees every
hot tie of Chamberlain's Cough Ilenieilv
and will refund the money to any
on ? who i? not satisfied after usng twot,
,iirds of the contents. Wfhis is the t?est
rem-dy in the world for la grippe,
. coughs, colds, croup and whooping
cough aud is pleasant and safe to take,
lr presents any tandeiicy of a cold to
r suit in juxeummja.
coiv?2p:s
We rise above, competition on
Horses and Mr
Buggie
I , ?ox
LIVERY DEI
Ih Complete with New Turn
j. l. stuc:
Lake Ci
A girl is truly a peach when
she posseses a heart of stone.
SIX FRIGHTFUL FAILURES.
Six terrible failures of six different
doctors ncai ly sent Wm 11. Mullen, ot
Lockland, O., to an early grave. All
said lie had a fatal lung trouble and
that he must soon die. But he was
urged to try I)r. King's New Discovery
for consumption. After taking live
bottles he was entirely cureo. Jt is
positively guaranteed to cur* all dWea*es
of throat, chest and lung?, including
coughs, colds, la grippe, pneumonia,
brouchitls, asthma, hay fever,
croup and whoopingcough 50c and
$1 00. Trial bottle free at Wallace &
Johnson'* drug store.
THEW INTERESTS IDENTICAL.
Farmers, Charters and the American
Cotton Co. Share Roundlap Savings
Certain Southern papers are publishing
articles designed lo prejudice
against the roundlap bale those who
donot know their origin or purpose.
They are jrai'J for by the square bale
compter association", whose interest
is, not that the farmer's cotton slwiil
-be baled in th" way that brings him
the most money, but that it shall be
put up in bales that will have to be
coiuikres-ed. The p-ojrlc of the South
.are not .to be caught with smell chair.
lie favor with which the roundiap
bale Is received wlu*reev;cr it lia< been
introduced is due to its merit alone,
ami to the fact that tlio producer receives
tuore money for his cotton in
litis form thau in any oilier package.
He will onutiuueto use the ronndlap
bale so long as he finds it profitable,
iiml no louder.
The interests of the farmer, the pinner
and the A tuericuji (JoUou (.'ompany
aie identical.
The farmer has liis cotton put in
rouudlap bales bceau.se the savings
which accrue in their marketing en.
, i.. ..... i..I,;,,, ? uro,niuni
cl !>!*." IIIC I/U? VI V/ <..? .. ?
suhhient to pay the baling charge, and
leave ihju a substantial profit In-sides.
Much as compressmen w.?u d like t-?
have farmers ociieve otli.TW.se, the
American Cotton Compauy bus nopurpu>e
further than to secure lor itself
a fair shltre of tiiese savings. Jt> intere-t
lies in enabling tlie presses
which it builds to bale as much ??f the
Southern cottou crop as possible. In
ortVr to insure this result^ is essential
that cntton growers liml profit ii'llr
lise of these proses, or they would not
patronize them. To this end and in
"order that the full savings of which
round lap bales art* capahi emight berealized.
the American Cotton Company
t?ecauK' a buyer ofmmidlap bales, pacing
for them a premium above the
uiark< t value of square bales. TinttlJe
rental which the co npauy charges
for the use ef iis presses by ginueiwlio
prefer lease to purehasc, is paid
bv neither the farmer nor the ginner.
but by t ie cotton buyer (whether the
American Cotton Company or some
(flier) and it is paid out M'the savings.
ii*>011(1 insuring that cotton iu
r xnullap bales shall in all cases sell tor
| the premium to which it is entitled
and wop-h is paid for it at the mills,
i the company does not go. Its cotton
agreement does not require that asin1
irie itale of cot on be sold to the American
Cotton Company. (linners are
free to buy or leas ; presses, and every
roundlap bale, with all of Jits advantages,
can be bought in open competition
nv any responsible buyer and hanaled
through to t'c mills, with all of
| the resultant savings, but wherever
the ordinary cot tun buyer declines to
purchase roundlap bales on this basis,
the Am?*r<can Cotton Company standpledged
to buy them.
T.ie farm, r wli > patronizes a roun i)
lap gin plant may retain a- complete
control over his cotton a- if he took it
to an old style gin Imu-e. if he dors
not wish to sell nis cott ?p. In* can have
ii custom gimud and in- rvMiiitiui:?
i bales until s'u-li tini as lie is ivac.y'to
| ui>puse of tlielll, with til" ,assurance
thai they are always >a!ablc at lull
market value of co lon, plus an increased
price because it is in rouu llap
'bales, if he likes he can arrange with
the rouu llap ginuer to ship his cotton
| to the American Cotton t onipanv to
j be held for hiin, and, under all or?linary
circumstances, draw against it
I to si) p? r cent, of its value. The American
Cotton Company has in this way
largely assisted tho?e who desired to
hold their cotton. It makes 110 eoniluiwou
charge for smii business.
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lies,
is, Harness, etc.
;r?
PARTMFNT
outs and Unexcelled Service.
KEY & CO,,,
ty, S. 0.
\ .?/// 7fHr.HFfl & HON <
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JEWELERS, ij
!| ILORF..UI: H.C. I}
!> Clocks, Watches. Silverware, <>
<| Jewelry, Diamonds. <f
!| SPECIAL !|
j; ATTENTION GIVEN TO j;
J Mil inn. i
5 ns a line and we ?
J will send any article by ex- J
^ prest lor jour selection, *
liTIM
More Clothing,
Gents Furnishings,
Ladies Fine Dress Goods,
I "'riipc and Rents
ka^MIVW VkllM
Fine Footwear,
Novelties,
! For le*s money than any other
hou?e im Georgetown or Williamsburg
Counties,
i Just a Chance to I'iease?That's
all we want.
mail orders gives prompt
axd l'arefpl attention.
H. Isear & Son,
GEORGETO iVN, S. 0.
Age and her little brother will
| always teli on a girl.
it have exploiters
Like Stanley and l'vingsnm. found
it harder to overcome miliaria, fever
iiiut ague. and typhoid disease germs
I than savage caniiit<aN; hut thousands
] have found that Electric Hitters is i
; wonderful cure for alliu di-eases.
If you have chills with fever, aelies in
hack of n<rk and head, and tied worn
j (<ut feelings, a trial will convince you
; of tacir merit. W A Null of Webb. 111. |
writes: ".My children saltered for
more than a year with chiils and rev- r:
then two bottle* of Klcctrio Hitters '
cured them. Only .">0 cents. Try them. ,
Guaranteed. .Sold by Wallace & .John- i.
* >ii. druggfets. i1
Medicine Jefore taking is an:
"Vowrimen!, after taking its an'
experience?if you happen lo sur-,
vive.
Stops the Cough
and Woi ks off the Cold.
Laxative Kromo-Quinine Tablets!
cure a cold in one day. No cur.',
no pay. Price 2-~> cents.
A full line of all kinds of good?,
and we will not be undersold.
Please call at Slackley's Cash
StoTe.
t
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I?n. I n. .. mil*
AT KINGS
ON WEDNESD
ft Great mill
tecum MannnfirtP Hiininilfiii Rnii Ril
MU'JUUhn IIIJllUUUi . ? Ml|j|ivuivmv) ....
MEW HHP FULL ITiT
UX i J KSITAT1XGLY PHONO LTX<
IBS. M on Pie. An Art
_ggAO A FKW OK THI
6 MARVELOUS^
The Leading Acrobats, rummers, ryritn
of the World. These Artists an
Appearing in full Even
Madam R
And her Tandem Team of Arabian Horse!
controlled team of thoroughbred Menage
M. Rhoda
With his School of Educated Equines. A
School of Educated Horses ever seen it
6 THE SIX PI
A family of Aerial Artists, who have won I
in a series of Startling, Thrilling but 1
The Rough I
Every one of whom was a participant in t
in an exhibition under Captain Shni
ltacea that need only to be set
BTTMP! 1
That Cute Little Riding Pony, and the Onl
Rides, unaided, gracefully U|?on the bt
Dozens of Olowns, Trick Donkeys, Train*
tionists, Acrobats, Gymnasts, and S
Two Performances daily, at
DOORS OPEN AT 1 ,
Don't miss the Grand and Gorgeous fc
the morning of the day of Exhibition.
.See the Free Exhibition on the Ground)
The Management suggests that La*
afternoon performance and thu* avoid tin
Ushers always present to cure for our patt
BICYCLES REPAIRED. Ju
Shop in rear of Coleman Hotel
ilirjf'PK Repaired on Shori*
T? ?5-:XT. ; ?Qr
Terms Reasonable. I |]k| I
K J. AOS I E
TAX NOTICE^ ~
tef aftrj:k?*s off.c?. i
u iLMAMMtuito County. - isi
Kingstriv, S. CM Oct. 9. l'JiM). )
The tax levy for t!ie fiscal year 1900
is a-i loliows:
Cor state ."i mills 1 All
For County 4 tuills j
For School". 3 mills j nnr
00 mills on value of illl stock in Silt- ;
tons. Anderson anil part of l'enn i .
Townships. | LlMII
_> ...til., in ?>hmii (ll.S- I
(I lilUin uii .in
triers No*. 15 am! 10. TAB
J. mill on :i11 property in school district
No. IS.
2 mills on ail property in school district
No. it). fjj
A capit ition tax of one dollar on all
males between the ages of 21 and 601 I]
years,nnlcs eostitntionally exempted.;
vl will he at the following places on
the days mentioned below for the col
lection of the said tax:
lie iron, Oct. 15 1
[ireHeyville. " 16
(ioiirdins, *' 17 a
Sin tons, " is jCjL*
halters, " 10
L a k'S, " 20 {
I'edar Swamp, " 22 J
Hloomingvale " 24 Pracl
Mcrrisville. " 25
Kennedy's S'ore " 26 |
k'hiL'siive. Oct. 29 to Nov, 7, inclusive |
i'.-ston's Store, Nov. 12 I at
It mail- " 13 II]
An!* Cross Roads " 14 Lfji
Lambert, " 1"? ^ ,,
Rome, " 10 j c*
Indiantown '' 17 N
Kings tree " i>i?i
Ha' pers, " 20 A All.
Trio, " 21
Kingstree, " v 22 tl
Lake City ' 23 and 24
Kcraiiton " 20 l're
Kingstree. Nov. 27 to Dee. 31, inclusive,' con-p
Saturdays excepted. healtl
til. I). ROLLINS, watei
County Treasurer* atui
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AY, DEC. 5
M lis!
Ji t V I vi jb rw ajv w ? ?
leis, TfOM Hill [pit r
Llif FEATU3FS.UKL)
THK LEADER?
ic si? [Bf me Pracfe
: FEATURES. * ,
EDDYS! 6
jiders, and Statuesque Posers
* the only Acrobats
ing Costume.
oyal
?. Exhibiting the most perfectly
Horses ever before the public.
Royal,
cknowledgcd to he the finest
l this or any other country.
iTITS 6
the name of "Human Meteors,"
feasant Mid-Hir Evolutions.
Riders I
he famous charge at San Juan
peof Drills, Mounts and
?en to he appreciated.
suajt:
y One in existenee.He actually
ick# of Two Larger Horne*.
ed DogM and Poniexr Coatork:?>re*
of other Feature*
2 and 8 o'clock pan.
AXI) 7 P.M. y
itrcot Parade at JO o'clock oil
< immediately after the parade
die* and t'hiidren attend the
? crowd. Polite and Courteous
on*. .>
. A'
!St Returned
From the Fashion Centers, better
equipped and better able
to'give satisfaction than ever
before.
JRSCT STYLES
flILLINERY.
Every Hat a special creation.
Taste and experience combined
(o make a swell effect at a
low price.
its, Skirts and Suits
HADE TO 0BDE&
IIES' FURNISH.NSS,
SS G30D3,
ngs and Trimmings.
LE LINEN",
STAMPED GOODS
and
[READ FOR WORKING
DA G. RODGERS,
Lake City, S. 0
W. L. BASS,
torney at Law.
LAKE CITY, S. 0.
ices in State and Federal
Courts.
(Mylfair h
MOllltiS (S. C. .M. A.) 1'rfiicipal. \
est Session bcjrins S?pt. 17th.
VIAKV, INTERMEDIATE,
a net
IC)I SCHOOL GRADES.
pareo for college or active Hfe;
etent faculty; reasonable terms;
bfnl community; pure artesian
r: board In private families at low*
, Write u> the Principal... -
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