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FE8SU ARY I-'.,ISO'. ; 11 - - ' - 1 Mcrrisville Matters. i Farmers are tret ling ready for j another crop year ami Morrisville j presents quite a business-like appearance. Cadet L F- Ilheni lias at las! , returned to his studies at the Porter Academv, Charleston. He has . been detained at home for some; time by sickness. Miss Edith Connor, a charming vi.mi" Initv of Charleston. has re turned home alter an extended! visit to Mrs. F. Khem. ller many friends here, regret her depart u:e.. * I Mr. J. L. Cook, now of Gotland,! I accompanied by Mr. 0. W.Laven-j , . ;!er, ol Kheiii?, visited lriend-t at Morrisvilie iast Sundav. Come a^ain, voumi gentlemen. Mrs. J. G. N siniih, ol Morris-' viile, intends moving elsewhere soon, to the j^reat regret of her many fiiends. Mrs. M. II. Serious, of Charleston, is on a visit to her t\v*? granddaughters, Mesdatnes B. G.: Brockinton and F. Khem. We nave seen a copy of "The I Outlook," Georgetown's new paper, and think it a very newsy i ? T Siiet-l. > 1ULLI. Doings at Dock. Farm work is progressing about as well as could be expeced con, aidering the disagreeable wool her. Miss Aunie l*>rittou% of Home. i< visiting at Dr. T. lJ. Steel's* Mr. li. J. Me? mi 111, has closed up his mercantile business at Cooper's and accented a situation as book-keeper for Messrs. F. liliein & Sou. Mr. Etsmith lias also taken unto himself a ' betterhalf." On the evening of January 2, 1901 hv the lie v. i). 1\ Cros. I i^na, at sue d;mck :\iintco j>;vpiisi j church, he was happily united in the holy bonds oi matrimony to, Aiiss Lula, the second daughter' of Hon. John 8. (iruham. We tender our hearlest rongralulu 51 Hons to the young couple. ' .Nightingale" seems to be very ' much interested in the movement of 4,\Vhipj>ooi will.1' Now we most earliestly hope that tin's brilliant songster may not be so unfortunate as to meet the fate oi the cat which died of curiosity. ; Wmi'i'DouwiLL. ; m_m - j Life at Lanes. __ Mr. W. R. Holiday and family 'pent.Sunday at Greeley ville with 1 their daughter, Mrs. John Glarv. i Mrs. Iy M. Duliose is visiting friends at Greens. G. Ander&ou has set up a res- , taurant and store in Mr. 8 A Nettles* old stand ou Depot Street. Air. J A Scarborough, cotton \ 7?r .iwt iVIVr . .* -oe.: .viv:,*. - : ~ . " buyer -.it It.is . is j..,. \ -ry !*asy at present. Mr, S A. Nellies was called t?> . . i. t . -.i i, ...i cmmmtTii.n i;?- ? cni i<? ;u vim t he tti11?.->*:*I <?! 11:brot her-in-law. ! Mr Duncan Lrown. Mr T. A. iinxoy, of dreens, i was in 11*u 11 i.i>! litesday on business. 'apt. P. 1) Gordon, who lias hern quite sick is now improving. M?'s>rs. v S Koheson .:n>l ). Murph\. i S j i lngheld, Muss... have been guests at I he* Gordon j House i<>r tie- j?:?-r three weeks j The tanners aroma! Lanes are [ very bu-y |>r*?j.:?riun tor the sow-; ingtin.e. Let us hope that their; seed may ail iaii o;i good ground and bring lortli an abundant liar-' I ve>t. PAH ROW. i 1 io census of 1:>00 gives King-' -tree a population ot TdO ag.d' ; 539 in 1890. a gain ot 221, i he other inc'orporaitd towns in our county stand as fellows. in 1890; Lake f jt> ti .d 3(h), m 11)00 37;~>, j 8>eranion 1890, 100 against 208 in j 1900. i tio 30 it. 1890 now 168, | (ftveievviile 1890 400 and in 1900J oiip 2">2. Seven een other loans j in i>oi:th Ctro.ina show a de-1 crease in population, among the numbei being 19 re-ton which is in ! (hasendon, s ine* miles distant | i'rom (iiv?i-U*vvi!.f Foieston Dad in 1 S00 2^2 ami present census only gives ii-r 224. fen years ago this was a uveal turpentine) section and th^ turpentine beinir; pretlv well worked out Hie negro i turpentine hands have emigrated, lo tiie forests or ti?* n.,ia and Ala-j bain a ran >i in: inis apparent de-! crease in {inpu.. nn\ Messrs .viaiine* - and nier have just completed a map! o! (he Riled) propt I'ty in (ieorge-j town and Williamsburg counties) s.iij to ihe Ai aui:c i nasi Lumber! Co. This prope.iv contains about 45,000 acres, and embtaoes an area of eighteen miles bv I wo ve. Ihe 1 he drawing iiseil is lour bv six teel and is one of the most com plele works or Hs kind ever alternated in Sninn < Carolina, showing, as it does, ev->y river, creek, hay, swamp, marsh and every bit of timbered land in this vas' area. This is but Ihe beginning of the great work by these surveyors ano '.heir assistants, as < hey propose to make similar maps, of every a'/re of laud o.vned by the A. C. L. Co. in South Carolina. Car load o; ??,u> 45 centa. Best | rimothy Ilay $1*10, call at Kins? j tiee grain and feed store. U J.| Barr. IW<> ISKTB ESt Family BV! Saagl Hoaw, " Kite? - Saokache SfoGd and Liver J Pcr?Pi5i? ciH ctiama Tsnia Great Eleod Cleansing Remedy for Spring. Htadaches, Ccrnt.loaUon, ' x'lr e J." Nervous.' Dyspepsia Ours StTViis' Dance a Ask your druggist for Almanac for 1901 coi Certiflcatet of t&e most remarkable For Sale by Dr. W. V. BROC iJW! i ? **1 .dr. i'?. A o' (JjurJi..-. vas j:; town vcs'ei.lay* Capl II. M. f'noper. of F<>w!er, was in Iowk one day thi? week. Mrs K. T Sweet was c;i!l?>d denly <?n Mond iv to t!u* Is? of her sister. Mr-). ( efldim:*, who h sick at her home in Sumter There is a movement on loot to c.-t-i 1i-}? a bank in Kings: rc-e. with Dr. Scott ami ('apt. Keiley as prime movers. Rev. Mr. Ham well preached i the Kpiscopal ehnrch yesterday, morrdhg and evening. Mr H?rnwell always )~h?s good rongrega nons. V, lien in need o!'<'orn,Hay .Oats, etc., rail at L. IJarr's warehouse on main Street. Lowest prices lor ash. Lurk may l-e a good servant, but ns a ma?ter i s pay-days are unre rtain The best talkers are nsmilly the poo re-t n ait le rs, TsachersEzamiaatloa. Hv or >r ot the State board of E location. 1110 next leguiar exainioat.ua or applicants for .tcaclurs' certificates will be held at Kiogeirce. S. C.t on l*eb-uary 15 l!)<)|, between the hours of 10 a* in . and a p. in. Tru-tees ami applicant- for schools t\ill please regard the law relating to tlie employment of teachers related either by Mood or marriage to one or more of the trustees. Certificates from other counties are not valid in this county until accepted by the County Hoard. ! will he in my ofti e Saturdays and first Muuduvs of each month. V* ILi.lAii COOl'ER 7-14, <'o. Supt. o: Education. STotiee. The County Ib.ad of Pension* wiii hold tln-ir final meeting on the lltb day of i ? ! ruary, A. I>. 1901. Ail parties inte.e t<d will pi cast; take notice. II II. KINDKif. Clerk of Hoard. Jan. 28, 1001. 2t. Uotice of Sis harga police is hereby givn that I will apply to the Judge of Probate for Williamsburg county on .Monday t.he 4tli day of March 1001 for letters of final discharge as Guardian of Addie A. Huggin.. * K. F.. Ill'(4GINS Guardian. 4t. Jan. 91, Feb. 7-14-21. Notice. AH persons holding claim* against the Ecate of James M McC<ary. dewill nre-ont the same to tin? ierMgned. unci .1 1 persons indebted to said estate will make ntiv:i ent to Mrs. s. E.'McCLARY. Feb 7 It (jualilled Executrix Notice. Tlic County Commissioners ot Williamsburg and Florence counties will meet at Snantou on Tuesday. l?*uru.iry 26 at 11 a. iii. to detcrmine tho houndaiies of exempted portions oi tllr above mentioned counties. B. B. (HANDLER, County Supervisor. !?dSol For Coughs, Colds, Grip, or ' 'Cold" in ANY PART of body. C'OI.MA.X. Mich.. Sept. 27.1900. For a whole year I could do no work ar.'J walked only by holding on to a chair. I doc HJrvu Ytritn iwui uiuriviit iaua i?umreived no relief. The use of two bottles of Dr. Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cnra gave me a perfect core. J. M. MoKinxey. tiCHEVA, Crawford Ce., Pa.. June IS, CO. Three years aco 1 had a severe attack of Erysipelas and blood poison, breaking out on my head and face. >.y physician attended mo for several months without result. I then took 3 bottles of Dr. Fenner's Blood and Liver KemeC!j and Net ve Tonic and secured a complete cure. Fkask Barxmax. MiddLSBoro. Ky., Sept. 7.19G0. My wife has suffered lon;r with dyspepsia. I tried all of tho pepsin preparations and all of my own prescriptions without avail. 1 tinally prescribed Dr. Fenner'a Dyspepsia. Cure and tlie tiseof it effected a cere. Many other similar cases that have come under my observation have been cured b.T bis Dyspepsia t'urC. Dr. F. J. LtBAKQOOD. My Dear Dr. Fenner. Fredon!*. N. Y. 1 have used Dr. Fenner'* Golden Relief for many years for the diseases and accidents for which it is advertised and havo found it fully equal to ail you claim for it. J. BOYD ESPY, Presiding: Elder M. E. Church. Used for Cut3, Bruises, Burns, Old Sores, Sprains, Colds, Grip, 8ore Throat, Colio, Dysentery, Bowel Trouble*, it is unfailing. Akron, Ohio, Jan-J. 1800. M. FRVtER, food on la, X. T. o have *oM marty Sown* of Tour ft. Vitas' Daftre fir and orprf cm# naa bewi tuml W It. It ha* proved wing Ihtp." price CQ. itainlng descriptions of the Remedies and . cures ever achieved by medicine. KINGTON, Kiugstrts', 8.CL i i A rs;?-C'T ?s>crc ^-vrr- ,w i 1m y at Our IF YOU WANT IT, : First,by purchasing your Horse-, I'.i Second, in doing that you buv chc*a Third, you yet hot to- values for yoi nothing hut what we make gone sent dioi'. | We have just received a car load of ' OLINA LUtKHKA, which we arer I a carload of the renowned one and we thank von for yaur liberal p; ' you good treatment in future busia See Hawkins on Court House S( SIT^crricas cz> ; KINUSTIiEK, bargain s ; ro n t 11 e n ex r t n i ii r y i > a y: stoj shoes' ha Gents Underi AND 4 i :at greatly re 1 jGOME AND HE ''OSVLVED I A LIMITED Always ycu^s to please My GREAT BAF _( OVERCOATS Ati,i!iV:iP7n: CLOSING OUT CUR EN! ih OVER To Make RoomJ Prices Harked Down $2 t Don't Let this i Julia Marlon Shoos EVERY I'AIK ( Shoes ol Eve ICur 1.00 Ladies SI ALL LKATHK: j GAGS, Oil : Dealers in Gene KINGSTF I AUBITOE'S HOTICE. j Notice isJtercijv given that I, or my ! agent, will be ut the following places j on the tlavs mentioned below. for the purpose t f taking Tax Returns lor the i fiscal j*ear comment* ng January 1.1001. All male persons between the ages j of twenty-* nc and sixty year-, wno are ; not exeiiipt.aiv liabie to a Poll 1 ax. | Rome. on tin* lMth of February i Rhem< " lOch " I Morrisvj'Jo" " 20th " " Indianlowu" ' 18th " Hebron " '* 19th *' ; Mouzons " w 20th " 'Concord " " lSt!i " i Lake Citv ' " " '4 ! Cades * ' 20th " Kiu?*strce ' ** 10th-20th ' . J. D. Da MEL, Conn v Auditor. Wanted. i 10,000 cord* of pood hiekory to be j delivered at Rowo<ville and Denmark, J S, C. For particulars. address JOHN F.SIMMONS. | Dec. 6, duio. RoH-eivlll?, S. C. r-'grrr - t i p^ ry * -?tc * . * *^1 ^r.r# ^ COME AND GET IT, ijjjju'S, vVa?ons and Harness 1":.vu n>. :>iT of us than elsewhere. it hard earned dollars, as s i- vl? ' if it dot's not coine up 10 nrothe famous HOCK lULLnnd CAltnpidly selling a! cyclone pri'-rs. A;?o % wo horse AUBURN \V'/?(ioN8. ' * dtrosage in the past, and pro;:<i*t' ess. i.uurc. He will treat you ri^'it. ~zri-v ?? rz "i?, s. c ALES S I WILL <)FFL* 11 X. X I.MMI;> <i:, K OF TS, PANTS. 'wear f ALL Winter Goods EDUCED PRICES. 'OK THIS (>FI lEIv IS C(! ,t> i-ol.i r i \t r\ v r v < i .>i i j vy*> i, X.. 'ILKiNS. RGAiN SALE . >F? & 6I@T1IM IK LINE OF CLC.TLTh\u COATS. +* [or Spring Goods a $4?Hegardisss cf Co t.. Chance go by. Battle Aza Shoes. ? tt id u: rr i." r \ JA. I ijtjU. rv Description. hoe is Guaranteed {-.LOOK AT IT. VER & CO., ral Merchandise, }EE, S. O, ?? ! i i if ii ' t-? wru- rmmn +mi ? IM&l I WfiSiSffl Go. PASSPJNGER l)EPA HTM K.V1\ i Tinie tal>le in'-n'l'Pt January 1. 100!. YV tST T A 1(1). D i-ly Ex PaiJy. Sunday Georgetown.. S.S'.-im ! uupnt i Lanes SJ OCam A'Slytn j Ch* rleslon I.ftcain S^Wpni Sumter 9 4Q.ii:\ ;folumjaia 1 1.00am . j Florence 9.5>0nv. TJIopni : Norfolk S.lYpia :'J.25um E\M'WAUI). ! Georgetown 10 JiOsarn 2,2f5p?;i Lanes S40:?q". T.OOpi.i Charleston T.OO.-ui. i I5pm Sumter 5.3 pm PMImimK .J a 1 V^UIUIUU T'l'/jyi'i Florence 3.00am Norfolk ?.(Tam 2.3;>r?? Connections made at Lam-.-; with A lantie Coast l ine trains and at.George* * town with all steamers on Pee- I>et\ Black and Waecamaw rivtrs,. including *ervic? bctweeu Georgetown ami file celebrated summer resort, Paw ley'* lstand. A. B. R. II ARRIS. Acting Supt-. W li. Rule, Gun. Pass, A{j< st. \ /