The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, January 10, 1901, Image 4
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T+tURSDAY. JANUARY 10, 190k
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The esteemed Scran ton News;
has increased its size to r. seven '
column folio, and Mr. W. Eugene
Cook makes his bow to the pu blie!
as editor. The first issue under
his management is weJl edited and j
its columns teem with news. We
congratulate our wide-, awake
neighbor on iU enterprise . and !
wish for it a long and prosperous i
career. Mr. W. Hi Edwards is
still connected with, the News as
publisher.
Philip D. Armour, Chicago's
millionaire'pork packerx died lastcunday
of muscular- heart trouble.
His fortune is estimated at ltom
$30,C00,00Q to $50,000,000. lite
gave large sums to philanthropic
causes, having foil mind the Armour
Institute at a cost ol $2,500,000,
and giving $100^000 yearlv
towards,its maintenance.
l.'TTtr. 3Lam
tie rt Locjkts
(Written foFrlaat week.);
Mr. 5>. L., Aft man,.of Vox, to-.,
gether with hi* entire family,
came down Christmas eve to visit
his daughter Mrs. Baxley Eaddy,,
of this place.
Ou Christmas day the families
of Messrs. S. Ii All man, Hartley
baddy, W baddy, l nomas
liewis, and \V. G; Ihornpson, nl!
joined in and'hud a nice Christ-,
nils dinner tU' riccv nwkey
and many other dtficacies.
Altogether it was one ot
the most pleasant occasions
at the season, At night they had
_i , :..i ?. i ..Uinti
JVfXieasaiii social gniucum. HNIVU
was enjoyed by q^iite a, number
ufvouug people ot the community
H.ud will be long and, pleasantly
remen.bered.by all who purtici-.
pfated.
Your correspondent and his!
family went Christmas eve to vis.;
it his wife'.* parents,. Mr. and Mrs.;
J.ohn, Thompsonh of Yox, We
spent a very pleasant, Christmas)
day,and would.be pleased toenjpy j
such aii occasion more frequently, j
Mr. J.f W. Baxley has moved, to,
Mr. Willie V^u^eN pfpco to. faru^
iu mi,
Air. Lamkip wiili tape I
charge of My. I?, G- K. Lpn;bert'sJ
farm, th^s year. Hp has returned j
from Floctdfv where hp hp*. liyp.d |
lor several years.
Mr. Dudley wile d*?d qq
the night <4 I>toarr;ber,s27{h
\v;a? bu^ed at Ipdiamown church
i he. foJUowng, % Setu^dw at Ui
tt'cjeck *, m.,
With. Uui cooMnpoicaUon wt. 1
Nul the reader* oi Tar. Court?
weU fot.l hf Jfear I^ <
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We feel thankful for the trany
blessings that have attended us all
in this the closing year of the
nineteenth century. As we enter
upon the new century we bespeak
tl?Q Klocci ii ire r?f nvir hpurpiilv
HIV M1VUOIIVM. j
Father upon our nation at large,;
and especially upon the readers ol
The County KkcoI'd, wishing its
worthy editor a happy new year, j
and the most successful of his
valuable hr\ Kuo.
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Benson Briefs.
(Written for last week.)
Mr. Austin B. Grayson, formerly
of Benson. S. C\, now of Norfolk,
V.i., accompanied by his wife) and
little daughter, spent'Christmas
week with his parents at this
place.
Mr. George E. Kemhert,of Benson.
left on Wednesday after
Christmae. accompanied by his
wife, to visit his home in Fairfield"
county.
The people of the immediate
neighboihood of lienson met at
Mr. W. I). Snowden's on Christmas
eve and distributed presents
among the children. The grits were
| displayed on a prettily decorated
; Christmas tree.
j llappy new year to the editor
| of Tuk County iixeoitu and its
i many readers. W. S. G.
| DISPENSER PLAYER ARRESTED
|
And Committed to Jail on 4 Charge of
Malfeasance in-OfSce*.
On Saturday last the great (lis
jgrusary case I hp I has created so
S much lalk from one end of South
I Carolina to the other look a new
; move, when Mr. F. M. Flayer, I he
I former dispenser, was arrested
upon a warrant sworn out by Mr.
\V. II. llolloway, a special de)
teetive who had been detailed by
I Gov. McSweenev to work up the
The warrant charges are ma!|'fe*sa?ce
in office. Mr. Flayei
was represented by Messrs
Hirsch A UirscKand LeKoy Lee.
Esq, the State by Solicitor Jno.
S. Wilson. Mr. Mayer waived u
preliminary. hearing, and in default
of Lai! in (he sunt- of two
' thousantKMIars,. was eonaroitled
J to jail by Magistrate D.K. Gordon
to answer-to the charges against
j him at the next term of court.
Die dispensary lias been turned
; over-to Intendunt W. 11. Kennedy,
j by Mr..A. Dukes, of Orange
I burg, \*lu>. is a member of the
j State boardv and will not be reoponad
uutil a new dispenser is
j elected,, and" gives bond for tU?
1 faithful performaace of his duties,
as the law requires^ & new
couuty bi^urd wUI aJso be appointed,
as soon.as it-can be done.
THE NEW LEGISLATURE.
Qteclion of Officers thi? First Day?ef
K?? Sf-ssiiin.
Os Tuesday, January Sr 19W, J
the firut legislature, of the- twen- j
tieth .centurjr, met 10 Columbia., j
|
Immediately after the new.mem-.j
hen of >the house were sworn, io
th# ejection of officers was..eutore J j
into, with the following,. wsuliiN
Speaker, Lhpn. \V. ?* Stevenson,!
ojC C'heatertield;; clerk^ Thoct. 41 j
lt*mer^of Benoettsville (re-elecK.
ed^;s?rgeant-at-arm?t, J. F." Wjl 1
<(0?^ of Ijaucanter; - reading clerics
J:4S. Withen, of Chester,, (if-1
?l#fi?ed .wjthput, oppositionThe j
house amounted; before the elec-.
Uou of chaplatu, which -will take
place n{ p4?y{ WfttSMitv * >>
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u'riui
My Stock of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES.
HATS, SHOES,
and NOTIONS
f. ./ .i itisP' >n at I Ik
riv ; :yV W. K
U*?\ JV' .j ) :' it h ?!id
. and selecteu wj: S great care.
1 am after your custom?the
early buyer gels the choice. Don't
delay, hut call at once.
I ofler you goods you want, and
the prices are right.
W. A. WEAVER,
KINUSTKEE, S. C. ,
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I Notice oi Election.
J The County Hoard of Control will
I elect a county dispenser for the town
] of Kiinrstree on January 23. lttol. All
applications for the position mils*. he
tiled with Connty Board of Control
twenty d:i'*< before said election.
COUNTY BOARD UF CONTROL.
Kingstree, S. C.
For Exchange.
I have several car loads of Cotton
i Seed Meal on hand which I wish to cxi
change for Seed, or will sell for Cash.
L. P. KINDER.
J7 4t Klngstree. S. C.
Notice of Discharge.
Notice is lien by given that on flic
second day of February. 1901.1 will apply
to tbe.lhdge ofPro'hato ofWilliamsi)iirg
comity tor a final discharge as
Administrator of the Estate T. WHuggirw.
.1. I>. COX.
Administrator.
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Citation Notice.
STATE OF SOUTH CAKOI.I.VA,
Wiliiamsburu Count v.
i IJyE.M.Smith, Esq.J'robate Judoe.
Whereas Mrs. S. E. MeC'larr made
suit to me, to grant, her Letters of
Admiuistration of the Estate of and
effect* ?>f J. M. McClary.
Thc?e ate there "ore to elte and admonish
all and singular the kindred
:?Rd Creditors of the s:?l?l James M.
McClary. deceased, that they he and
appear before iut\ in the Court ui
Probate, to be held at KingjUree. on
tr?th January. 19W. next, after publication
thereof, at 11 o'clock in tht
forenoon, to show cause, ff anv the*
have, why the said Adminstratfor
should not be granted.
(Jiven under niv Hand, till* 31st da*
of December Anno Domini. 19uo.
E. M SMITH.
Jan 3-10-17 Jndjje Probate.
E* President Harrison Tries Golf.
Whei. Edward Bok, etitor ol
The Ladies' librae Journal, heard
that ex-President I Harrison wai
practicing coll-o??a links ne?r Indianapolis,
he took a new ball n?i
i of his golf-bag and expressed it t<
ithe General^ with the words
i "Drive this.**
In a few days ctwne back a dis1
nat/>h?
i pCMVU^
uThanks. I have. But doesn't
a bottle of liniment go with eaeil
| ball*'
"Benjamin Harrison."
Nothing will blind a man so
j effectually as throwing goid dust
! in his eyes.
I
to (Jo to-Market. in Pictures.
Mra. Hill, one of the three fam
otfc>e&torsot the Domesticdepartn^nt
of The Ladies' iiipme Jt>u*nal^wifl
contribute to . thai magazine
dB pug the coming- year a
series of illustrated iassent in
marketing, shoving to a, woman's
eye in photographs what has J*fcherto
only been explained (in , type.
Several pictorial pages will show
jest the thing .to do at mart^t?_
in /act, r?duea market-going to a
simple science, shorn of rexntiona.
of the most tireless churcjj
A tyuHUUt is.worth,.
i
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IF YOU WANT IT, (
l First,by purehns- ^ your Horses, Hujr
, iSecotMl, * : that ? buy cheap*
'i ird, you ? * ' ?tt? r values for y.
not' ;nj, 'o iuit y.'t .ognod ?
sent \r?o,
[ We have j?: t . **"d a ear load of tli
(MJNA lilJliG .. which w ? are raj
a carload <?f the ret owned o; e and 'v
we thank vou for yaur liberal pat
you good treatment in future busines
See Hawkins on Court House Sqtt
TIb.03^La,s 6z:
KING ST It EE,
an
| LITTLE PRICE.1
All I ask is to Examine
CHRISTM^
Before Buyinf
I'KES VERY LOW? TOO 2
COME AND BE
Always yours to please,
1na T1 IAa
W. I . w
BWj2
- We have moved into our ner store
1 Merc ha
OUR LIKE OF
I Dry Goods, Clothing,
t IS THE LARGEST AMI) ilOS'
Our Grocery
Has been enlarged and extended, and
LOW PRICED GOODS ANDGRCH
j Drop in and See Us.
May Save 1
-I TTtiourtnt TIVWA1
U.lUI'll ,1IU?
I FARM IMPLEMENTS. C'R(J
. AMMUNITION*, (
. GUITARS, MAXDO
, GENTS FURNISHINGS,
TOYS,
,j IX FACT, ALMOST AN
. All Goods Must be as ]
Refuu
GAGG, OLI
KINCfSTRJ
1 Tk lsw M Store.
Wanted.
rt4ittf>i?. man, married or xip^lej
! to woi k a share wop or for wages.
WILLIAM COOPER, f
C'oopcsfcSsC. it. j
Notice.
j All persons Imldtng claim* apt lost
| the estate if Umly Hoggins will prt;
sent the >naotr?iuty attested and all in- '
ilebted to saiftl estate will make paymerrt :
t*L. V. Stupe Lxvvtrtoa in ?fxty" days.
?*ter date.
U V. STONE.
Ifc*. 34^ 2900 -3c. EzetrttVtf?
1 *
Wasted
| 10.00Qcord* ot pood* Jdekory to be.
delivered, at Rpn^vitypapd Denmark,,
f S^C. Fpr particulars,.ad^r^s JOIJN
J\ SIMJHpNf^.
Dec. 6, . KvwesvUle. S. C. .
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Subscribe fQr Jux.R^coK^. <
OME ANI) (JET I'\
grief, Wasjous anil J Inr.. .? from u?. J
t ?> us ti:??; els?*\vli??i
.mrd ?:i "d cloll.ii , i r sell
' it do .1 in. t come tip u> or pr**?
io famous ROCK HIEi and OAII>idly
soiling nt cyclone prices. Also
v'ii horse AUBURN WAGONS.
roMage in the past, ami promise
8.
aro. No will treat you njjnt.
E3ra,d.!kLSi:m,
s. u.
D PRESENTS.
my Complete Stock of
IS GOODS
; Elsewhere.
sTMEROUS TO MENTION.
CONVINCED.
ILKINS.
" - Nil GUIs.
SBBSSSSZ7
and Oiled it full of tin?, attractive
,ndi;5?\ a
Boots and Shoes
r COMPLETE ASSORTMENT.
Department
we are prepared to please aitrwio.
L'KKIES OF FINEST Oi'AUTY..
Costs You Nothing,
fou Money.
RE, HOUSE GOODS, ICKERY.
FISHING TACKLE,
3UXS, REVOLVERS,.
>LIXS, ACCORDEOXS,
LADIES' GOODS,
BRIC-A-BRAC,
i YTI1IXG YOU. WANT.
Represented or Xoney
dedVER
& CO.
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