The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, December 27, 1900, Image 1
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A'Ob. XVI. KIXOSTREE, 8. C , THURSDAY, I> EC EMBER 27, im NO. 52
> Positively No New Display Advertisements Will be Received, or Old Ones Changed, Later Than Tuesday Horning.
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AFFAIRS CAUGHT BY OUR 4-OCAdJ
REPORTER AND NOTED.
Written in Condensed Form and Printed J
in Like Manner for the Sake of 1
Our Bosv Readers.
Mr. Emile Arrowsmitk, -of^
X*eor?;etoii'it, w in town for * few
days. jj
? Cadet -T. W. Hawkins, of tire
llf 1-1- NT _l_ O-l I l,nm? 1
Wt'lCIl ^t'CR ilil^W OCUUUI, iiviuv j
i'or I he holiday*.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J, Kirk are
visitins relatives in Charleston
-dnrins: the holidays.
Miss Annie Chandler, of Ben- (
~feon, is vi^unp Mr. and Mrs. L. J.
-Barr, at BaiVs Hotel.
Mr. A M. MeCaflleft Saturday
flight for Florence to spend Christ-J
inns at home. J<
Mr. James Jlenry Hawkins, of^
Charleston, is in town for a short i
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^period ol rest and enjoyment.
Miss Annabel Williams, ort
Charleston, is visiting the family']
x>( Mr. W. T. Wifkins.
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The tooting of tin horns and the
^detonating firecracker keep over.VM
. 'one reminded that Christmas isj,
t:pon us. '
The disptisary did a rushing *
isiness Saturday and Monday J1
On Tuesday I he portals were;*
i 'closed. | *
j|^^Iessrs. Julian and Lorn* J*;
Jrv are home from Charles- 1
ton on a few days' visit to their
/ parents.
I Miss Alma Kelley, one ol our
fair representaiives at Converse
College, is at home for the holiday
vacation. \1
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Dr, A. Deems Epps is enjoying
a few days of recreation at home j1
from the Charleston Medical Col- j
lege. ,
Among the college girls who]
are copying the Christmas holi-i
days at korue is Miss Marie
Thorn, who is attending St. Mary's; 1
College at Raieigii, N. C.
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Messrs. .f. F. Rodgers, K. P. and?
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Rob Ervin, now of Newport, Flu.,
are spending the holidays with
friends in this county, at their
lormer homes. (
Mr. Thos. E. Johnson, of Hopkinsville*
Ky., stopped over several
days in town this week, greetJ.?.p
I.io fpiaivL in luc ucii<>l ir^ninl
*"? ,,to 14* ? ? j 1
manner.
So many visitors have been:
conunj; and goin;; durini* the past !
week that we have perhaps over-'
looked soma of them. It such be j
the case the omission has bean j
unintentional, as we have eat'ea-1
vored to luarn the names of them
all.
Miss L-nisa Gilland, who has j
been on an extended visit to tbej
<jp-countiy. returned home las! j
^jek accompanied by her friend,
; Emm.' Men-, of Latirens.
j Mr. Nexvn Sirin-fellow,
of the iS. 1 College, and
Mr* El.vurd Spar ktmu, Jry
of Ohai-.e^lon, are tlie quests
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I. of Mr. LuiisCtill jnJ,\vho isspen'J'
' in^r liie Christmas holiday? at
' lionie.
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I'roL. C. W. StoTl was autographed
at Barr's Hotel Monday.
Dr. and Mrs, W. S. Lynch came
over Monday frem Cowards to
visit the fa? iiy of Mr. Louis Ja
cobs.
Christmas day passed ofFquietly,
with only the Yluxftingof fireworks
ani Ilie open stores to suggest
that 4t was not Sunday.
Miss Roberta Gewinna, of
Macon, Ga., is visiting the family
of Mr. Louis Jacobs; also Mrs.
Bernard Jacobs ami daughter,Miss
R gina, formerly ot Kingstree, but
now of Beaufort.
The Ohristmas trade in town
has perhaps exceeded any previous
year. The people of the conn
ly are waking up to tke fact that
Kingstte?e is m towch with tlie
times.
Solicitor Jolm S. Wilson, accompanied
by his son Ingram,
takeover from Manning Monday
aw the way to visit his mother,!
*rs. Marv J. Dnrant. who is auile
sick ?.t her howe near Rome. Mrs.
W-urant has a larpe iamily
tonneclion and an estcusive cir-(
ble of friends,who wtll learn with
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regret of her ilines*.
JCr. John Arthur Brockinton.i
vfao lived in this county for a
ft inn her of years, is on a visit to
relatives in town. Mr. Brock into*
i* the youngest son of the
late Dr. J. F. Brockiflton, and has
numerous Tr ends in town and
throughout the county. For several
years past he has li^en in I
business at Saucier*, Miss.
Miss Etta Wilder, who has been'
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in cnarge ?i me leiegrapn omee ,
at Hart's Hotel frir the past three
months* took her departure last
Sunday tor her home at St. Stephen?.
lJer winning manner and
charming personality gained Miss
Wilder many Iriends in town, to
whom her departure causes a distinct
sense ot k?ss.
The friends of Rev. J. E. Duntap
are pained to learn of the accident
that befell him at Georgeloan
last week. As he was coming
out of Ins gate on the street,
a negro riding a wheel rat* into
him, knocking him down and inflicting
severe injuries about the
back. Although painfully hurt,
Col. Dunlop is able to walk about
with the aid oi a cane.
The dance at the Coleman House
Tuesday night was a brilliant success.
Anions the dancers were
included a number of visitois.
many of whom were here especially
lor this occasion. The dancing
was kept up utile! a lale hour,
and ihe spirit of' the joyous X msti
ie seemed to pervade the hearts
of all. Next on hand is t he masquerade
ball Friday uijrht, which
i> to he the event of the week in
it social way.
Only one man in a thousand is
a leader of men; the oilier O'Jd aie
followers of women.
If you want a J'lano or Organ
write to IS. O. Bristow, Darling
on, fc>. 0.
A great many men reason in a
circle; that's why there is no end
to their arguments. j
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j PRCACFHNG AT IND1ANTC1WN. 1
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Rev. Khoshafc* Shimmon a Persian
Theolognc, t? Fill the Pulpit.
There will be preaching next"
Sabbath 11:30 a. m., December30,
at Indiantown church, bv Rev.
Khoshaba Skimmon of the Theological
Seminary, Columbia, S. C.
Mr, Shimmon is a native of Per-,
sia nrert has been in this country
a little over three years. His ai*n
is to reiurti to his native land and
engage in mission work among his!
countrymen. lire purpose in
coining to this country is a double
1 one; to kt himself l?y a more complete
education for better work,
and to become naturalized so that'
he may labor under the protection:
of one of the great nations. The
Mohammedans, among whom lie:
will labor, are exceedingly treach-,
erous and the lite ot a native
/ii ; _i ,1
i/unsutiii is mwiivs in uuuuei, um
they stand in awe of the great
nations and are slow to lay hands
on one who has a right (o claim;
their protection* Mr. Sbimmon!
has been heard to remark: ul!
wish ( had been born tu your;
coantry; voa k*ve the greatestj
country iu the world." He will
have been separated oearlv sixi
I years froiu kis wife in4 child!
| when he returns to Persia.
0? Monday night, llec. 31, at
7 o'clock, Mr. Shinmon will deliver
kis lecture on "Persia, its
Camions and E very-day Life.1':
This will be given in Indianiovvn
church also, and all are cordially
invited to both services. There
I will be no charge for admission.
J The speaker will appear in Perisiau
costume, sins in lour dilFerenl
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languages, and exhibit specimens
i of the handiwork of his people.
Whose Horse is This?
Editor County Kecord:?
On la^t Monday night, December
17, a young black negro
brought to the house of one ot our
tenants, Tony Scott, one niediamsized,
bay rr.are. This tenant accused
the stranger of faUifying
j in his statements concerning his
travels To his surprise thei
stranger Jelt some time during lliei j
night, leaving the horse, which]
shows it must have been stole n]
jOCUtl is anxious iu ijiiu i iic umiivi
and will care lor the horse until
! the owner calls for it, payins J'or
! feed and for your advertisement.
Yours truly,
V. Kiikm ct* SONS.
Khems, S. C.
Notice.
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PAmmonnti.ir lit n II ! rv 1 1001
j v. ?/ iuimiiii v . .
jthe A. C.L. 11. It. Co. will charge
j storage on all goods remaining ir. |
warehouse or cars after fort .-eight i
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hours, L. 0. Dove,Agent,
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I Men who atv considered well
to- lo are sometimes haul lo do.
I represent I'trited States Mutual
and Fidelity Co., of Callimore,
Md., and will be glad to write
bonds lor county officials nee ling
them. My company is one of the
staunches! in the world ?ud the
rates as low as any reliable indemnity
bond company.
C W WOLFE. .
Grand Sale of
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wu i i a
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beginning this week WC have anno
Sale, ami will continue it fift December!
annual *tock taking, and want to have
possible.
We wis#i to say to our Willi awr'tenr
rare bargains in aWte for them.
Special Reductior
and Sh
And we can suit you from our large stocV
tosh (.'ape Coats at unheard of prices.
We have the praise of selling the
country and tosustaih this we must k
Hamilton Brown* Batth? Axe and Julia
teecl lines, warranted *hy the mknufactu
Ladle*, we are still shewing pretty 1
and our prices are cut on these^goods tc
_tr'-LJ 1
We have a Beautiful Doll on exWbl
to some lucky pet.son. We issue ticket*
cirasu of toys we-give each customer a
chance at the Bolt, soy oh caiit lose an]
stand a food showing at the present.
Santa Class has always made our stfcr
a better Kne-ftf
C3a.j3.staaa.as
This season than ever bef?*e. Presents
for tke larger children*: presents for the
for your )tat girl; j^esents for yohr frie
Rertk'iftber we keep all kinds of goo
Christmas cakes oat of. Nuts, Raisins,
Don't Vorget if you Iwy your toys from i
Yours for fair dealing,
THE OLD REL
S. A. Rl
l^Caiiairig - c..n,u
mnn cnond F thplf!
UUIJIO lia^ll rj'\ IIV4 ?!?! ? .. H
lime making promises, and the'
a
other hall" Irving to make excuse?.
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DENTISTRY> J
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The undersigned, after a success- ^
ful practice of Dentistry for thirtyfour
years, is now 4ocated at Kings- /
trees the Drockinton house, >j
where he is prepared to do any-1 jan
thing in the Dental line at eut rate j ^
nri.-fs T/ive and let live, is his '
motto. No shoddy work shall pass J
the portals of his offtce. Sutisfae-,
lion guaranteed. A trial is solicited j '
llespectfully, I n"t
A M. SNIDER,'
Dental surgeon. |'?
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uicustomeflti
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/ V r,' W 1 dressing up >1
l*3f I*-'. ? |w* j that carries 11
Xfe11 ) j securely as th
y \l?'llosoV lill!
Miu-s on :i nut:
take chances <
concerns wui
money in.
The Adler 1
We are offeri
nil shapes, at
lined utulersh
These two six
next thirty ch
m
Rochester.' 224 kin- st.
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ciAaV& - J Mail orders p
TOES.
onccd WT MiA-WinterCreaTance
24, after * hich time we begin oul
Just as smalt stock *n hand a>
gcirstotaers that we haXe many
is on Clothing
oes.
c to setect^tvnecatst.rrd Mackln.9
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Best Sho?s in this part of tht?
eep the best brands of shoes*
i Marlowe Shoes are cm gtmranrers.
things in Dtess *(jr60cls a*d Silks,
E^EEE!
tfon that we are gixng to give
i, ard with evety hen Vent pur
ticKet fofiicn ennwes nun to a
'thing "by tttis chance and you
e his headquarters, and we have
i G-ood.s
for the little children; presents
father and mother, and presents
nds.
d things to eat and to make your
(Jitron, Mince Meat, etc,
is yon have a chance at the Doll.
IABLfc.
GBY,
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Our Club Offers.
^eCYiunty Iteetrrd and the Home
.1 Farm one year,$1.33.
'he County "Record and Thrice-aH'k
(New York) World one year,
io. *.
'he County Record and Twioe-n^ek
News jttHt Oiarier one year,
'he Connty Refotd and tlie Attn
Constitution one year,
''he County ItecoVd and Semi tfkiy
Columbia State, $2.20.
^ ~ hrtf A?A h/lt'On L
? U 111 t" HI I IJCI1' lias \;nc I|i|> aut1
over moneys people don't try
borrow it from you.
at Man's Fear,
t men dread to take the plunge,
ide clothing. They say a satisinpossitde;
they're suspicious of
1 but'on-holes; the trimming ami
up are not what tiley have been
>. 'J'heir expsrieni e has been with
t of clothing, that's all. We artout
men riirht along in clothing
lie above label as neatly and as
eir tailors ever dressed thetn.and
Lpense. V e fit the man who is
et "> as well as we tit the very
nanity. "Rochester Adler"cloth>
tit. Its manufacturers do bu>ioinoth
scale and can afford to
>n all sorts of mid sizes that small
i:Id never dare to tie up their
nake suit and overcoat $10 to $-"?
njr a $3 hat in stiff and soft hats,
jf'l.";'), and an all-wool, fleece*irt
and drawers, i>0 cents eaeh?
eial offers are jrood only for the
ly*.
Mo Brown's
E CLOTHING HOUSE, .
Opposite Academy of Mustt ^ . f
[HiurJeston, H. (1
rorpptly .alii i <leil to%