The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, February 07, 1901, Image 4
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THURSDAY. FEBUARY 7, 1901.
AUDITOR H. Z, HANNA.
Iu quick succession some of our,
besl-aud most useful citizens are
passing away. Only a few days
ygo v,e announced the death ol
Itfr. l>yrd. To-day it is our rael- j
ancholv duty to chronicle the!
death ot Mr. H. Z, Ilanna, auditor
of this county, a citizen and pub-!
lie official held hi the highest es-'
teem by every one who knew bis
character and worth, tie died at
bis home January 31,1901, at t he j
age ol 02 years. Ilis death was I
very sudden and unexpected. He!
was in bis office on Monday previous
to his deajh,.aud as was his ;
wont,he was bright, cheerful and
aeeommodalinjutf the !
" .^-\i>ifr*KJTi oj^ hart '(ffice. Not
of sickness or disease was discernible
in Ins counteuance 01 bis
well-knii lonn wben he bale bis;
Irieadsgood bye here for tlje last;
time.
T.uesdav ho went to Charleston
and returned Wednesday even->j
ing, and was apparently. well upi
i-k tup fimp hp wis atlacked bv*!
the laial stroke,, wiiichi ended his |
existence in twenty minutes. lie- j
tween the hpurs of 1,2.and l-o'clock i
'ihursdav night he auoKe and i
complained ti/si of his head, hnrf-j
ing him,and. a.tew minutes after-!
wards of a naif) at his heart, item-.;
cdies were applied bj'bis family
qs q^iick ns possible, but,.without j
iiis. saying another. >vordv the;
breath of life p:u?sed> front hfr?j j
forever. S
My. Ilanua, w.as.a native of ibis
county and lived here all his lije.!
hew citizens, if anys ever lived a
more upright life and one that!
elicited more of public confidence
and esteem. Hfe loved, his country
and lis history and traditions,)
and was even ready ta.uphpld and;
defend its good uafiie against all;
foes.
He was a man of liberal educa-i
tion,. inlei'i&eiit and weli intorin
kJ, with, a superb capacity lor
transacting business which re-!
quired the usa Ql ihe pen or the'
use of figures. This capacity was
recognized by his. fellow-citizens,and
by their voles 1iq. was elected
to.the office of county auditor successively
lor eighteen years, for
the two last terms without opposition.
No public officer lhat Williamsburg
county has ever had
was better qualified, and none lias1
given more unjyjersal satisfaction, j
Uis work was. always neat and.
correct, and lie enjoyed lhe confidence
and approval of his superior J
in office in the depart ment of,
government to which he belouged.:
His place wi! 1. be hard to fill. Mr.
Hanna was a Confederate soldier,
fU\?.served. his country bravely,
%
I
land well during the war between
! the States.
1 Socially, he was modest and rej
tiring inftis intercourse with the
people, but kind and sympathetic
; io all .in distress or want. A man
jot'pleasant personality, oJ stern
j and inflexible integrity, courteous
I a * d true in his friendships lie attracted
around him Tbe^t elef
! I- 1
> men! o< society, which nevei
failed Jo approeinie. Mr. li'mma
married vll^ Mary J*i., oniv daughjterotlhe
Jale Robert .YicFuddeu,
of this county. She and ten children,
six sons and lour daughters,
survive him, all but one being
grown uj>. He was a member of
i he Indiantown Presbyterian
'church and also a member of the
Masonic order. Ills death is lamented
by the people of the whole
comity, with whom we profoundly
and sorrowfully joir our sympathy
lor t!je loss of this good, noble,
true and useful man and public
servant.
Hon. Geojge D. Tillman, adectionatilv
known over the State by
his admirers a? '"Lucie George,"
died last Saturday at his home,
Clark's Hill, in Edgefield county,
at the advanced age of seventy two
years. Throughout along and use
ful carper he excited an influence!
that will live after him. A true son
of his beloved State, he served her
with zeal and devotion at home
and m national affairs. In George
1) Tillman South Carolina loses
one ol its most valued and patriotic
citizens, whose death is universally
deplored.
\
We are glad that the legislature
has fc^Jit to double the appro
priation for t lie old Vetera lis.
Tiiev are last passing awav. The
The scythe of time is more deadly
than Yankee bullets and their
ranks are rapidly thinning out.
It is raeet and proper that those
who survive should be to some
extent cared lor by the 8tate in;
whose service they fought for
four long years.
Legislative Matters.
A bill passed Tuesday to increase
the pension fund Irom $100,
000 to $?00.000.
A bdl to re neat the income to
tax law was ktf led, last week.
The bill to elect connfy dispense
rs by the people kas been in-.
Family BVi
Sough Honey. ~
Kidney * Backache
CURE,
ft! AAtJ nrirl I innr
oiyuu dim LivGi
Remedy and Nerve Tonic:
great Blood Cleansing Remedy for Spring,
aeadaciies, Constipation."Tired," Nervous.
Dyspepsia Cure
n a #
eoiden hoiio?
St.Vitus* Dance 1
Ask your druggist for Almanac for 1901 co:
Certificates of tfie most reuarkabl<
For Sale by Dr. W. V. BKOC
! definitely posponed*
Hon. T, B. Gourdin, ol this
countv, has two bills pending in
I -- l A .- ~ ? U
ilie nouse; v.it* m prwumn uic
holding of two offices, and another
....
| to make ineligible to the office of
representative a member of a corporation
or an attorney lor a cor;
poraiioti.
A bill 'o repeal the ami lYee
pas: law has been introduced both
in t' e house a i *! senate.
The t.iil to exempt si-ninate^
( of '.lie S L' Medical college jiixseri
the senate 'I m sda.v right. it Ik s
; now passed both houses.
Election of Dispenser.
Notice is hereby given that the
! County Board of Control will meet on
j Monday. F*bruarv II, ro elect a dis!
pen?er for the Kii.gstiee di?i>ensary.
I All applicants must be prepared tu
! pi ve t>ond.
It. A MI'ltPIl V.
S M. McCLARY.
County Board ol Control.
*
Teachers Examination.
By order of the State Board of Education.
the next tegular examination
|ot applicant" for 'teachers' certificates
! will 1)0 held at King*tree, S\ C., on
IT 1QAI l.nt ti'ui. r* t )|^ BmiPJ /\f
I rnrilrtij l" '"-"..Winn,, L.V
: 10 a* in., and 5 p. m.
Trustees and applicants for schools
! will please regard the law relating to
| the employment of teachers related
i either l?y blood or marriage to one or
i more of the trustees.
I Certificate* from other counties arc
i not valid in rhi? county until accepted
! by the Count> Board,
j ! will be in my oflice Saturdays and
first Mondays "f each month.
WILLIAM COOPER
7-14, Co. Supt. of Education.
. Wanted.
10.000 cords of pood hickory to he
delivered at Rowesville and Denmark,
S, C. For particulars, address
JOHN F. SIMMONS,
Dec. 0, 3 mo. Rowesvlll". S. C.
Notice.
The County Boa id of Pensions
will hold their final meeting on the
11th day of February. A. I>. 1901. All
parties iate.e Ved will please take
notice. II II. KINDER.
Clerk of Hoard.
Jan. 2S. 1901. 2t.
Notice of Discharge, i
Notice i, hereby given that I will
?pply t<> the Judge of Prolwte for Wil-1
liamshurg eounty on Monday tlie 4th
day of March I!H)1 for letters of Dual
discharge as Guardian of Addie A.
Huggin^. K. E. IIUGGINS.
Guardian.
it, .Jan. 31, Feb. 7-14-21.
Notice.
AH persons holding claims against
the Estate of James M McC ar-y. deceased.
will present the same to undersigned,
and :i!l persons indebted to
said estate will make pavn ent to
Mks. S. E. McCLARY.
Feb 7 4t Qu.-ilitied Executrix.
Notice.
The Comity Commissioners ot Wfl- j
liamsbur^ arid Florence counties will
meet Mt Nrantou on Tuesday. February
26 at 11 n. m. to determine the
boundaries of exempted portions of tile i
above mentioned counties.
B..?. (.'HANDLER, j
County Supervisor.
iedicines.
For Coughs, Colds, Grip, or
"Cold" in ANY PART of body. '
Coi.ma.v. Mich.. Sept. 27. 1000. J
For a whole year J could do no work and j
walked only by holding on to a chair. I doc- i
tored with four dUTereut physicians butro- I
coined no relief. The use of two bottles of ,
??_ r. tti onra i
XJl. xcimei a aiuudji o-uu .
gave mo a perfect cure. J. M. McKiNNKr. ;
Geneva, Crawford Co.. Pa.. J uuc 18, 1900.
Three years ago I had a aovoro attack of ;
Erysipe las and blond u>iBt>a, breaking out on i
my head and face. My physician attended i
me for several moatbs without result. 1 then I
took 3 buttles of Dr. Fenner's Blood and
Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic and scoured |
aciuupletocure. Frank Hark man.
MidducBoro. ley., Sept. 7. I'JCO.
My, wife has suffered long with dyspepsia, j
l-tried all of the pepsin preparations and all j
of my own prescriptions wmiout aviin. 1
flually proscribed Dr. Fenner's Dyspepsia
Cure and tho use of It effected a cure. Many ;
other similar oases that have come under my
observation have been cured by his I?ys- j
popsia Cure. Dr. ?. J. Lehanoood. ]
My Doar Dr. Fcnrun.-Frudoaia, N? V.
I have used Dr. Fenner's Golden Relief for
many years for tho diseases and accidents |
for which It Is advertised and havo found it i
fully (siuul to all you claim for It.
J. BOYD ESPY,
Presiding Elder M. E. Church.
Used for Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Old Sores.
Sprains, Colds, Grip, Sore Throat, Colic,
Dysentery, Bowel Troubles, it is unfailing, i
Airon, Ohio, Jar. 1,1900
. M. KB.VNER, ? donia. X Y.
o hare *old mas* Serena of your St. Vita** Duniv
ific and every ca.>-. aaa bwn. cured hy It. It has proved
aaiog here." alle>'-fxark pruo CO.
a tain lug descriptions of the Remedies and
) cores ev?r achieved by medicine..
KINGTON, Kingstrcc, S.fj..
ir V 'T" V'WT IT. <
Vir>t,b.v purchasing your IIomm, i>ug
<? d, in uoin^r r at you be v :benp?
I Third, you tret bette. vuiuesubr your
nothing but what we make good sent
?tiou.
! We have just received a car load of th
| OLINA HFtiClES, which we arerai
I a carload of the renowned one and ' v
we thank vou for yaur liberal pat
| you good treatment in future busiaes
rtce Hawkins on Court House Squ
Thomas <2z I
KINGSTREK, I
j We enter the new year with feelii
and in order to make room
Spring and Sui
We will nel! for, the next thirty
SHOES. HA
Afen's eind E
At extremely low ]
We also have a few COMFORTS and
Hardware ar
We are prepared to nfler yon bett
than eewr before, and our.stock ofgnx
Co toe and be convinced that we s
cle sold, for they must come up to our
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Always yours 10 piease,
W. T. W
GREAT BAR
?OF
nv^RniiATS i
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CLOSING OUT CUKEN'fJHE
OVERC<
To Make Room fc
Prices Marked Down $2 to
Don't Let this <
Julia Marlowe Shoes.
KVKKV I'AIU Gl
Shoes of Every
Our 1.00 Ladies Sh
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Dealers in Genen
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Philadelphia, Pa
j ? - Biggie
1 forse Book contains more j ^
' horse sense" than many* volsracs-C
ten times its size. It tells all about
breeds, about feeding and watering, t
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fusely a-tid beautifully illustrated, j.
and handsomely bound in cloth. t?
I Every man or woman who drives- a '
horse should have a copy. The
p'iceisoO cents, by wail; address j,
the publishers, Wilmer Atkinson Co.,
Philadelphia..
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r of u.s tliao -where.
hnI'd earned drli.-.i's a* we s?*! 1
,f it does not t . ' up to our rcpre- '
le famous HOCK MILL and ("A It>I<!Iy
sell in r at cyclone price*. ALo
vo horse AUBURN WAGONS,
roauge in the past, and promise
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are. lie will treat you right.
Braaiiam,
s. c
ucerK3.e3n.tigs
of graiitude to our customers,
i for our large stock of
nmer Goods,
days our immense st-oek of
TS, CAPS,
Soys' Pants,
prices for cash.
RLAXKET8 to close out cheap.id
Grocaries.
or bargains in farm implements
erics is always fresh nnd complete,
turn! squarely behind every nrtircpresentation
in every reaped.
ILKINS.
GAIN SALE
3BBSBBSBBT
LINE OF CLOTHING AND y
ir Spring Goods
$4?-Regardless of Co .t
Chance go by.
Battle Axe Shoes.
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ViV?Ul I liiiU*
Description.
oe is Guaranteed
-LOOK AT IT.
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al Mprrh^nrlici^
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EE, S. C,
'mm 8 Seslsrn fig.
PASSENGER DEPART.MEXT.
'ime table lu effect January 1, 1001.
WESTWARD.
Daily Ex.
Daily. Sunday.
rcorgctown 4.00pm. m
,ane? ?8 00am .V21pm F
'harlwion l.Ooam b.vOpm. J
u inter .....9 40am ^
lolumbia ll.OOaiu
"Imvnce 9.30am 7.33pm
'(irfdlli f? I.'TIIH Id'&im
eWwakd.
(eorgetown JO 30am 8.20pi?:
,a ties 8.40a m 7.00. ra
'haflfslou 7.00am 4 13pm
muter f?.8*pin
oijtmbia 4.13pm.
'lorence 3. OOain
'or folk O.OOnni 2.3Cpm
Connections made at Lanes w ith Atintir
('oast l.inc trains amKatGeorgeivii
with all steamers on i'eo Dee.
Hack ami Waecamaw rivers, ineluilifcjiervice
between Georgetown and
m. celebrated summer resort, Pawlej '*
stand.
' A. Il.;jB.JIARRIS. Acting Supt.
, \f R. Goo. Pass, Age tL. *
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