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* I1 I HI'I?ll?TOftefl?Mi 'iKBUMnl In charge of W. L. "F.ASS, Esq. .Mr. y. Thomas spout ji (Say : last week in Florence. Mrs. M.A. Bass ha* ^on." osi avisit to Mr. and Mrs. O. i,. Bass, in , ilopkin-viile. Ky. i V)i ;?(< i ianna spent a ci:?v Inst \\ \v::.: u->. lie \vcars his 1 lymors like a veteran. Mr*. 11. l).Rollin<, who has been' on a visit to Mrs. McLeodin, Sfani?i tg, returned home Fri ay. Dan.dnc Street, from Ohurch tr?ot ;?< Acline Avenue. i? being t v idcd and built m a thorough and ; -ub.-tantial manner. Nice turned columns. banister - p >kos, bullustrudes, bracket; and romices are now being nutdo at the A. II. Wiili^sns A Co. mil!. Mr lien-j vv Moody is in charge of the lathe and jig .ua\v?. ( At the rate at which the school j building is being completed the: m\v century-will be ringing the changes on its teens before that | temple of learning will boar the) ' ? i.rowsv num 01 uovsaim gum. i ! Mr. K. W. Stewert has bought froir Mr. H. H. Singletary the lot on Main .Street adjoining, on the oast, Mr. \V. T. Askins. .Mr Htew-' ort has given out the contract for a modern class front store to be built! on this lot :.t once. This will he ! the place of business of Messrs. >Stc\v?i t A Floyd. .Mr. S. lirillis, of Georgetown, lifts >cvured the store on .Main Street i known as the McCutchen store, and will open up a stoek of goods in a; .few days. He is said to he a wide' .STra^e. go-ahead man, and do; s not1 do business on a small scale. \veiLliderstaad that he u ill carry a line j < f fine clothing and Hue dress and J furnishing goods. Mr. VV. W. King died on (lie 7th j instant, afier an illness of about a week, at the age of about fifty years, j fie was a native of Turlington | .county whence be came something} like twenty years ago to the homei w;wrM lif?<5i<><j. ;ib(i!:t Hve miles from here. The* remains were laid t-> rest in trie Hake City cemetery on the Nth. A widow and flvo or six children are left behind. Ke-v. Strickland, of tin# South Carolina Presbyterian College at Clin-i ton, occupied the pulpit at the Pros- j byUrian church last Sunday and preached a splenui i sermon to an j interested c ? ugrog ition. :\i r.S trick -; land is traveling for his .school, j having for his object the raising-of! funds for building a dormitory. Mr. J. S. McCIhjp had a pretty lire' at his place last i hunlny. He hist t:i? harn, stables, feed house, lot of corn, hay, cotton seed, {arming iui-1 piemen Is, ge:.r, etc. There was no insurance, and he probably can not repair the loss at an expense of less ' than ix'tfoo. The origin of the tire | 1- not ki.ovvn, hut i.-. supposed tuat' careless harm dropped a spari; in | tlie feed house when he went to get J ed for the horses anil unties. Captain .lames Mar-hall Knight! deuarleci tliis bfc i n last Saturday j ni^ht, the Shh inst. For quite a: while the weight of some seventy! t.ve years of active lif" had been' gradually bearing him down the hill at. .vhese fool he now rests, and the rest ha - ! -.*' n well won His life was .success, If v. e count success, not .n vast fortune-* accumulated; nor in load plan ids given by a iiys. i rkvt! jn'opii, l-i.t a ^oo<l 11:11110, in 1 :.n ui-ri?;lit iilV, in earnest work. lurtt'e pro;] of tho-e nrouud. in linking: {no world l? 'iter. I>uriti? - the civil v.?r v?ra? a; of !rm!i; in arid the record of 1 i- -o:vi"?. rendered is nri hnnorai jo ' in1, lit* v. iis ;t!\v ;ys iutore-i; ii and took mi active part in everyt:iio*; lo? thought would h- for ZJ:*' in:;?r .vw:::- ::t of iiis eoiiinttnity :.nti I:;h country. lie never shirked : dtdy 1 i;ai eevojved upon him.' II" l?elo:i;:e?i to that c!"*-\s of men who do their parts s! adily. without par vie and witiwat ex' cri'iin** irroat temporal rewards. ye t who eoji-th :tc the streij?il. 01* ii: - :at ion ai: i an,- the great :o*wrs of civilization. He was a mcnihcr t'.c old schoolof courtly gentle:.! \yhe was a member, mi r.ctivc ana zealous one, id" ?;st. ,K>h::'s i ? 1: .* ?. . .. , . 1. . ! - ari.jiJViiM rmiiv'a, uiIUM' I?I: r.>, unfortunately, are growing ihin V'Ty rapidly. Only lu-re and there one remains, ami when tho-v re-; maininj; how theniM'ives into the| other room, the chivalry of the oouih will ho one forever, ('apt. like most wf ?he other fine old men of hi* times, wits -<n honorable member of that grand c?t of all lnot'.ierhuors, Masonery. He was a mason of high decree and took grt at interest in ail matter.- eon::e.-ted with te.e order. A useful l:t\> /\i\?a w;? 11 allil in rlocp. Magistrate Gaskins' matinee Saturday was a somewhat lively on<?., The curtain rose upon the crowded, ?ourt room with Saw Jupiter (not. he of Olympus) in the Ik>v, his Honor, cool, stern and "red headed,"; up the bench, suu2 t!ie rest of tlie 1 J&/* space a sea of ink with only hero i and there a white cap. Jupiter and j his Juno had had a little tilt (there; was a Kuropa in this fracas too), during which ho hud patted her phony cheeks, pinched her arms and otherwise maltreated her majesty. lie denied nothing except; fh-i? Pf> luwl iHtuiii.'ed her. as she <! " server!. His Honor, being himself; a married man, gave h.monly a few which wore promptly passed over.; i'he tK'xt scene was a prologue en-1 titled "The .State vs. Biil fierce, Join: Johnson, Kate Green and Mary Jupiter, house breaking and lar-1 ceny.w As the scenery, etc., requir-1 ed for this play was found to he too elaborate fur a wiajji-trate's court, I this serin-comedy will ho enacted in the court house at Kinpdrn.'on i the third Monday in March. Pur ing this pologue one of the stars: became "sassy" towards the manager and he collected a dollar from; la r for contempt of court. > ?>:t came the closing act in " The >v ate ; vs. Benj .McGiam,disposing of property under lien." Tiio lir.es were few and briefly spoken: "Guilty. Ten dollars or thirty days." In a certain county of our State; the leg;,| adviser for the county commissioners was secured by let- j tinjr the job to the lowest bidder.: while we have not one word to say [ thu <fnnt|i?in:>n <?M selected. ! w??\ ^vtikiv IIIU.I "" *" 7 ; who may be a good lawyer and safe adviser, we are forced to protest against such a mode of* procedure in ao serious ar.d import- j ant matter. Under such a State of; affairs theshyster Is given the ad-; vantage of a geuino and honest law-1 yer. This? thing of "lowest iidder"! hsts certainly been carried to the! point where ad nausem might be appropriately applied. Next thing will be cases of pneumonia, typhoid fever, etc. let to "the lowest bidder." [The reflections contained in the j last paragraph of M?r. llasf' cor-! resnondence are Well expressed and 1 very much to the point. While wo! tig.?e w iiii our correspondent in his1 criticism, we areglad that it is not applicable to Williamsburg county. ?Ed. Tiik County Record.] TO THE DEAF. .A rich lady cured of deafne-s andj noises in the head hv 1 >r. Nicholson':': Artificial Eur Drums gave flft.000 to j hi* Institute s? that deaf people un- j ab'e to procure the Ear Drums may j have them free. Address No li&tia, j the Nicholson Institute, 7?0 Eighth! i Avenue, New York. U A. The golden eagle, like other! good ten-ors, is a rare bird. f A FRIGHTFUL BLUNDER Will often cause a horrible burn, scald, cut or briNo. Buckien'* Arnica j Salvo-*. will kill the j>iin an-i promptly , 'icai it. Cures f? v?*r ><<tvs, I'ieer-*. boils.' euros. a'l sk?n eruptions. Best pile cure j on cartIj Onlv ?"?c a b?-x. Lure gu^r-i uiilcc Sold !?y \Ya late & Johnson, j firu^gMs. It's a wj.-e old saw that e?11> ' w i- i 1 iis w imlom teeth. WORKING DAY A\'J> SIGHT. j The busiest and inijr'.iMrst little thin# that over was Dad- is Dr King's New! Life rills. Tlmse pills rli.vjje weakness into Ktreui^tli. i!Sih.'Ssiitv?? into enprtry. train favj into mental power.! They'if w< w'.crtai in btiihiin;: up the health .Oil''. 25.' prr box. Sold by Wal- I r , buvtn. 1 Even l.-iickwheat cake \has to; await its turn. A NIGHT OF TERROR. "Aw!',i! anxiety was fo!t for the wid- ! o\v of * I eh raw (Icii. Rurtihr.m. of Ma-: ? ;ii:s. Me., when the doctors said !h?* (I vtt r -aid she would die of pneutno- j nii l> ro re morninjr.write* Mrs. S.I I. j I.ir.cr! a'Tiid-'d her that tear- ! fa! a hat she hepped for Or (vine's N, v. f/.-' overy. wiiicli hud more than ! o'ice . > ! her life smd cured her of; eons 'It/i n. After taking -ho slept1 all ui^iif Further a^* entheiy cured her." This nitrveiotw medicine is i.tu'irjntc^ ! t "> euro a!! threat. chest awl lane diseases. Only nOe and $1. Trial ^ot'.'es free st Vfaiiaec ,fc John-; . . -a--%!< re. ...k is cheap, l>u: somehow gos.-ip manages 10 pain currency. STOOD DEATH OFF. T5. P..Monday.a lawyer of Henrietta.; Texas. once louleu a crave digirer. He ?:?y-: "My brother was very low with ; ira'anal fever and jaundice. 1 pers.!?'l.'d him to try electric bitter*. and he was *'f?n much better, bur continued i their use until he waj wholly cured.! ] a in sure Electric Miter* saved his. life'' rhis remedy expels malaria, kills disease gems and purities the bioodraids digestion, rcgitDu-* liver, kidney" and bow el*, cures constipation, i dyspepsia, twjvous disease**, kidney i troubles, female complaints; gives! pencet liraltD Only 50 cent* at Wjtl-! i Jace ? Johnson's drug sure. Unprecedented Value! Quick sale* and ready cash are more desirable now than profits J We're willing to OUT FEICE i on our surplus stock ol WINTER SUITS ANT) OVER COATS to hasten their departure. And J our Clothing is the kind that j pleases men and boys. It is good! to look at and good to wear. We j still have a splendid assortment , to select from. I Big Reduction in Boys' Overcoats. iisifs i ran, Comer King and ilascll Streets, J CHARLESTON, S. C. Mail orderp filled at the reduced prices. The hook-keeper mar not have oeen born to .rule, hut he does it jlist the same. Pneumonia Can be Prevented This disease always results fi#m a cold or an attack of thv grip and may be prevented bv the time! v ?se of <h:ira berhun's Cough Remedy. That remedy was exteusivcly used during thepidemics or La Grippe of the past, few rwars. and not a .single case ha< ever been reported fhal did not recover or that resulted in pneumonia, which i >;iow.? ll. :o uo a <-eri:;ia preventive ui i that dangerous d'S-ase. Chamberlain's Cough KjliU'dv has gained a world wide reputation for its cure* of colds and grip- For sale by pr. D. C. Scott. Some people are like bricks? i always hard pressed for cash. W hen you want a physic that is mild and fieri tic. ca-y to take and phwant in cil'eot use Chamberlain's btoroxch and Li\>r Tablets, Prl?-e 23 cents. Sample free. Every box guaranteed. For S/-le by Dr I). C. Scott. The unexpected happens about as ol'ten as the expected tails to. I>r I). C. Scott, tiie druggist. will| refund vour money ii'jou are not sst-j Dlirfi sifter using Chamberlain's 1 neb an J Direr Tablets. They cure; disorder* of the >M?mach, lyliottMir**, I constipation and headache. Sample i fuee. It's a poor niu.e in.il don't vrotk i oth ways. I.A GKirT;Rgi:I('KLY "In the winter of 1SW and l^i'9 1 was t<.km down with a severe attack j of what i* called ia griape," says L. F. Ilewett. a pr'-miaenf. druggist < f Win-! field. III. "Tins oiliv meuicinc I used I was two bet le* of (.'hainber'a!n*>Cough Remedy. It broke up the cold ) and stopped the coughing like magic. ; and I have never since been troubled with grippe.*' Chamhcflaiti'a Cough! Remedy can alway- he depended upon i to break up ;* severe cold and ward ofi' any threat* ned attack of pneunior.ia.! Jt is pleasant to take, too, which n.al.es ' it. the in?*t desirable and one of the j most popular preparations in use for these ailments. Fui sale by Dr. I). C. j St'OlT. People who ore too fresh arej a.it to get into r r.ickle. HOW '1 O Cl'RK THE GRIP. Remain quptlv at home and take Chamhorlxiu's Coush Remedy asdi-' reded and a quick rfcovrrv U >uri' to follow. That remedy counteracts any tendency of the tfrip to result In pneumonia. which is really the only serious danger. Anion"; the tens of thousand* who have i^ed it for the grip not, one case has ever been reported that did not recover. For sale by i)r D. C. Scott. 1 \um iiyii ^ ' / Ss*^' Van*' s?lij\/ii?s) an^.-j nrr. -f^ii We rise abov* cornj-.^iiTiun <v; IT r\ **t n r*i n r* Tn /-fl HITin liuiuoa aim mu Buggie ?or LIVERY DEF la Complete "with New Turne J. L STUC1 Lake Cil No Comfort Without COMFORTABLE TKiMGS! You will be perfectly comfortable i if you try my Mince Meat, bulk awl! canned; Plum Puddings, | Jellies, Preserves; Pickles in bulk j and glass; Raisons,Citron, Currants,' Nuts and Cfonfectionnries. Complete 1 iTiC of Teas, Coffees & Spiess.; (Highest Orade.) FERRIS f IA M 8 & 15 RE A K FA ST j BACON. California Picnic Hams, No. 1. ! Bloated Mackerel, Mullet, Bloaters,; Smoked Halibut. ( Tt A C K K RS ANI) c A K ES. ENGLISH FRUIT CAKE, | In tins of J, 2, 5 and li pounds each, j Orgp's High bis Ssk ; Fruits, Vegetables, Cigars and! Fireworks. c. l, ford; Georgetown, S. C. Mailorders promptly attended to j EIRSCH & HIR3DH, I i ? _ JL "? KINGSTRKE, - - - S. C. j I have llii* day ass-toiated with mo j my son Edwin L. Hir?i:h, under ii;e. Arm name or Hir^-h A. Ftiiseh. for ilif practice of I.aw in the Coifed States . tad St.ite Courts of Squill Caroltus. M.J.H1RSCH. ; Jan. 1, 1901. Bra ; j np5i| 3||ij M II mm flllu Iiuy i\ i My Stock of d;;y sqob , GSCCERiE. HATS. SKC53, c:P.i NQTIGl'iC Is open for your inspection ;?? tlie store formerly occupied by \V. K. run!;. Every article is fresh and! new, and selected v\ irI) great cure. 1 ?in idler your custom?the early buyer gets die choice. Don't delay. but call at once. I offer you {roods you want, and i he prices are right. W. A. WEAVER, KINGSTKEK, S. C. I ' I BARR & CQ> Merchandise Broker, KINUSTJREE, S. 0. Respectfully solicit ordere for rOHY OATS WAV. FT.OI'T? BACOX, COFFEE, MOLASSES, TOBACC, &c. All kimls uf Groceries at Wholesale. We can save yen niopey, Try us I '1 v3 tLg t -_ ?_L^ "nti:" *? ..J 1 p J } ' b, harness, esc. * ; DARTMFNT j uts and Ur.or- .Service. YW P4 aH 1 (a LA J., ;y,, s. C. _ ; , ? j SULZSACHER & CGii J I 5 * JEWELER*/ * ~ 7 J J ? '. 5 1 i J ? Clo<- -. V* ?:r.h.rj?.Si!\>rware1 > * Jiatnoi ,1" J ] * : n | A ^N ! 10>. GIVi;.N K) i far r. n,.j 1 I I f? ir.*i V[h %< < f sil His) A i 1 5 Oi tt'Jl Mt 5 5 | Il J >r??P >? !:: ??. '*< -i '*ft $ ' ' ] \ ? ' i .. ... . .. #* " ' ?i(j :i:j\ j?: i'-u* r.v- v 5 p!i . r .-nir stlcciinn, ^ j f ' i * * ~ W. L. BASS, Att- -.raey ?t Law. l k! ; ci ry, s. r % Practices i.i State ar.u pKlfraJ ('ourts. nFNTI.<STR>Y^I tL> ^?4 A 4 * A! I' M M ^ ? |?W5 SOflO. The- undersigned, after it .succps*- > j fill prsti-ii'*o"of Dent stry for thirtyfour y -?rs, ?s now located tit King*- i tree, ;.t the ttn.clvintott bourse, $ where he is prepared to do anything ir*. the Dental line ;tl ?ut rate prices, Live and let is his motto. >'o shoddy work shall pass' ? the portals of his office. Satisfac- I tion guaranteed. A Mdicited j Kespectfullv, A M. SNIDEK, Dental surgeon. :o f ^p"' BJ^. 0 LJs| *i ? Z o ~ S? ? ?i* ? - 8 S? V"*~! if) Ti 3 >C ~ i* t ? ^ 0 |9 BLf?$ ~a & ?3 2S?g?| Islisi-s! 15 lim . H iP^i tM k^l ? Iggraii ] wrfL i<& ^ t:?s?i k- A\ C?-W2S < E^?^xc-^ s? - fi <i I %^^Zs4&%r * ve* o 5?T^ ? . .v..Ji