The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, March 14, 1901, Image 8
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In charge of
\V. L. BARS, Et*Q.
Mis<? I/nmiti Tit'C vi?nted in town
Saturday.
.iw:io (JHsrjue is visiting her
lister, Mrs. J. M.Htnrgeon.
Mias Vergie Walker, of George-}
town, is vising .vrs. u. 31. j^pps. |
LeRoy Lee, Esni, ran up from
Jvingstree Wednesday for an lioarj
or two.
Some people will not help them-}
selves for feur that they may help '
their neighbors.
Mrs. "Woodberry has changed the j
name of the Lake City Hotel to the <
"Woodberry House."
Mr. George Watson, of Darling- j
ton. father of our Mr. J. It. Watson, j
spent Sumlay hero.
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? 3ir. HUU iU4 H* v? . I * 1MOI IX^VII I
epent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.;
<i:uidy at Scranton.
Mr. J. B. Roiling of Florence,!
"pent Thursday in town. He is still j
selling goods for the Franklin nur- j
xeries.
Mrs. W. E. Severance is spending j
some time ut her old home in Lau- j
rlnbttrg, N ('. She expects to be !
away about two weeks.
A. B. Cannady, Esq., of Florence,,
spent Friday and Saturday in town ;
on business connected with the estate
of W. K. FinkJea.
Mr. Sam Epstein spent several;
days last week in Charleston on
business. He keeps a nice stock of
goods and his trade seems to be increasing.
A recently invented fo-iu of proposal:
"Well, whenever you are;
ready I'll feed you and your poor:
tAu.w This form is not eo?v-i
righted.
Mr. J. T. Barron, who bought option
here for the .Sloans the season
now closing, has gone to his home
io Rock Hill. He will very probably
return on the opening of the
next cotton season.
Mr.Rol>ert Singlotary, of Scranton,
has decided to take up law. He
will reud under W. L. Bans, Esq.,
about a year; then he will take the ;
law course at the South Carolina;
College.
Our marshal, who pulls law- j
breakers, pulled somthing quite dif- j
l'eient l*et Sunday. He was him- ;
self arrested aud sentenced to J
chains for aud during his natural'
life?the chains of matrimony.
Lumber for the new tobacco ware-!
house is being sawed. It will be'
built on the southeast corner of Ac-!
hue Avenue ami Lansing .street,,
and will require about a hundred I
thousand feet of lumber.
Three times within a? mrny day*;
passing trains have set the grass i
alodg side the track atlre. On two ;
occasions the tire crossed the right'
??J way and burned several hundred ;
yards across a tield. Fortunately j
1.0 damage was done.
Mr. Luther M. Iielk and Miss'
Ella Moody were married on thej
10th, at the residence of the bride's
father, Mr. E. T. Moody, by Rev. J, j
K. Rushton. Our well wishes are !
to the young couple.' Mr. Relk has >
been marshal of the town quite a i
while and is u faithful officer.
Lucius Perkins, a Florence ?oon,j
and Jeff Fulmorc, a saddle-colored
caramel, had a row Thursday. Jctf
!eft$?.')0 in the contribution box, j
but Perkins decided to do time on
the town gang. Two days of exorcise
so entirely foreign to his nature
wilted him und he passed in the ;
shekels.
Messrs. Sauls A firahain now have
their sawing plant in daily operation
with everything running along
smoothly. In a few davs more the
crate and lmskit machinery will bo
set iti motion, rtnd the way strawberry
cups and crates will bo turned
out will show that they are in for
business.
Mrs. Amanda I.yuch, wife of Mr
Joseph S. Lynch, departed this life
wii iii" jinn in.-umi, ui mc age 01
about fifty yearn. She was the
daughter of V?. M. Matthews. lJesi<ii-s
her husbaad a number of
children survive her. Our sympathies
are with the bereaved fam-j
ilv.
*t in believed, and with good rea-!
*o;is too, that one of the persona!
w:io have been causing no much an- ]
advance in the Oaakiun neighborhood
for two or three months ha*
We, .1 located. M'e do not juat yet |
fe at lii?erly to give the name nor;
tb tail the manner in which his'
identity w'ua "atablished, but w*'
>u y - av that the evidence is pretty j
flcvig, and it is expected to become |
strengthened to the point of remov-j
in; all doubt whatever. Then swraeTji
ng will drop and the fall will be
lih> ;h:it of a pile driver. In the
meantime the other two will be
*?cght after diligently.
a protrnetod service was begun |
at the .Methodi?t church laetThere- ;
day nght and is npw ceut-inuiag.;
The pa*tor it beiag assisted by Ibav. 1
E.O. Watson, who came upHaturday
night. Kev. Watson Is pastor
of Kethei M. E. dinrvlt, Charleston,
ami Is regaruea as one 01 me ie?uing
pulpit orat?rs of the Mute and
a sincere Christian gentleman. He
will be with us a week. Services are
twang held afternoon and evening.
The evening services are especially
well attended. Mr. Watson is
preaching earnest, thoughtful and
eloquent sermons and is being listened
to eagerly. It is hoped and
believed that the meeting will be
productive of much and lasting
good.
TO THE DEAF.
A rich lady cured of denftMXi and
noises in the h*nd by Dr. Nicholson's
Artificial Ear Drn-ms gave #10.000 to
his Institute so that deaf people unable
to precur* the Ear Drums may
have thetu free. Address NoHOW,
the Nicholson Institute, 7s0 Eighth
Avenue, N'ew York, 17 A.
It amounts to the same thing
whether we eat in the kitchen or
? A L 1 ? ...
cook in me uimng-ruuui.
MILLION'S CilVEX AWAY.
It is certainly gratifying to the public
to know tf oneconcern which is not
afraid to t>o generous. The proprietors
of Dr. King's New Discovery for
."wnsumptlos, coughs and cold, hare
given away uver ten million trial bottles
and hare the satisfaction of knowlug
it has cur?'d thousands of hopeless
cases. Asthama. bronchitis, la grippe
and all throat. Chest and lung disease*
are surely cured by it. Call oh Wallace
?.V Johnson druggist aud get a free
trial bottle, Regular size 50c aud $1.00.
Every bottle guaranteed.
It is not the best fighter, but (lie
best runner that wins the political
battle.
SPREADS LIKE WILDFIRI.
When thingi nre "the best'' they
become "the b?st celling." Abraham
Hare, a leading druggist of Belleville,
O writ**! "KWtrir Rltfpr* are the
best jelling bitters I hare ever handled
in 20 rears, ^ on know why? Moat
diseases begin in disorders of stomach,
liver, kidneys, bowels, blood and
nerves. JEleclric Bitters tones up the
stomach, regulates liver, kidneys and
bowels, purifies the hlood, strengthens
the never*, hence cures multitudes of
niaUdie*. It builds up the eutlre system.
Put* new life and vigor into any
weak, sickly, rundown man or woman.
Price i? cents. Sold bj Wallace &
Johnson. druggUta.
Pnlesa a man is otn*n to con
victton you can't shut him up with
your argument.
THAT TTIROBKINO HKADACHK.
Wouid quirklr Mire you, If you un-d
l>r. King4* NVw Life Pills. Thousand*
of sufferer* hare proved their tnatchmerit
for sick .nod nervou* headaches.
They mak* pure btoed and
build up Tour health. Only 55 oeut*.
luoney back if not cured. Sold by Wallace
A Johnson drugjji-ts.
?
There are several ways of pav?
ins debt?, but most of them are
naid with reluctance*
I A
HORRIBLE OUTBREAK,
j ''Of iarjrc sores on my Utile daughter'*
head developed into a case of scald h*ad"
write#: C I) IsMH. of Morgant.on, Tenn.,
hut Bucklen'* Arnica Salve completely
cured her. It's a guaranteed enre for
eczema, tetter, salt rhenm, pintple*,
sore", ulcer# and pile#. Only iic at
Wallace k. Jebaaort.
Married.
j February 27, at the residence ol
! the bride's father, Mr. J. H. Larri|
more and Miss Susau Bullard,Uev
I S. T. Kussell officiating.
I .
irmri dv
ULTTLLIll.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
OH MONEY REFUNDED
Jewelrr of our manufacture
warranted to gi?? satisfaetion
or uenej refunded.
We manufacture a complete liae
in Rolled Cold Plate, Cold Killed
Cold Frout and Solid Cold. A
earoplete line of jewelry of #ur
manufacture in for ?4de bj
W. W.GRAYSON, Kingstree,
Call at (he ktere and examine the
line. Price* lew aud jo?d? first
ula?<.
TF- F. MAIN CO.
M?Ni'ra?TtRnr9
JKWTU.ERY . ,
Earnest Jewelry Faotorj la tbe WecW.
JOWA eJTY, IOAW.
TTnnrfifififtaritfifl
I V*AMiWWV^VA*vvv*
Value!
I
Quick sales and ready cn?h aie
! more desirable now than profits.
We're willing to
! OUT PRICES
on our surplus stock of
| WINTER SUITS
AND
OVERCOATS
to hasten their departure. And
our Clothing is the kind that
; pleases n>en and boys. It is good
! to look at and good to wear. We
'still have a splendid assortment
j to select from.
i Big Reduction in
Boys'Overcoats.
SENDS 11BA,
Corner Ktn^ and Ilascil Streets,
CHARLESTON, S. (J.
Mail orders tilled at the reduced
prices.
i Fools throw kisses, but wise
men deliver them in person.
i Headache ojten* reaults from a disordered
condition of the stomach and
constipation ?f the bowels. A do.*e or
j v,iiaruorriain ? .^loniacn anu juiver i
j Tablets will correct tlice disorder*
and cure the headache. Sold by Dr.
I). C. tfeott.
Mrs.JC. E. YaaDeusen, of Kilborn,
Wi*.. was afflicted with stomach tmu!
bl* and constipation for a Ions time,
i She say*, "l have tried many preparaI
tions but n?>ne have done me the pood
j that rhatuberlain'i Stomach and L'v!er
tablets have." These Tablets are
far sale at Dr. l>. C. Scott's d up store.
1'rice. ?5 cent*. Samples freeLot*
makes lime fly. and time
I frequently makes love fly.
I A GOOD COUGH MID'.CIKE FOR
CHILDRK5.
"I h*re no hesitancy ia recommendj
in# Chamberlain's Coaph llmiedj,"
saysf. P. Moran. a well known and
popular baker, of Pittsburp. Va. "We
hive given it to our children when
troubled with bad coughs, also whooping
cbongh, and It has alawrs given
perfect satisfaction. It was recom|
mended to me by a druggist us the best
cough medicine for children as it contained
no opium or other harmful
drug.'' Sold by Dr. I>. t\ Scott.
IViteness Mirnetinies loses a
' i
i man his seat in a crowded c.ir.
! AX HONEST MEDICINE FOR LA
GRIPPE.
George Vf. Waitt.of South Gardiner,
Me.. says: "I have had the worst cougb.
cold, chills and grip and have taken
lot* of trash ot no account hut profit to
. I the vendor. Chamberlain's Cough
'j Remedy Is the only thing that has
! done anv good whatever. I luve u-od
, j one bottle af it aud the chills, cold and
i erin have all left me. I congratulate
! -
| the manufacturer* ot an lionest tntWi'
vine." For sale bv pr. I>, C. Soott.
REMARKABLE CUBES OF RHEUMATISM.
1 From the Vindicator, Ruthcrfordton,
N.
The editor of the Vindicator ha* had
occasion to test the efficacy of Chamberlain's
Fain Balm tw ice w ith th?
I most remarkable results in each case.
I First, with rheumatism in the shoulder
from which ho suffered excruciating
j pain for ten day*, which was relieved
with two application* of Tain Balm,
j rubbing the parts afflicted and realizing
i instant benefit and entire relief in a
i very short time. Second, in rheumatism
in thigh joint, almost prostrating
. hiin with severe pain, which was relieved
by two applications, rubbing
j with the liniment on retiring at night
1 and getting ap free r*""* ^
J ale by I>r. D, 0. fkglt.
r '
co:m::e=:e
Wo rise above competition on
Horses and Mi
Buggii
?o
livery de
Is Complete with New Tun
J. L. STUC
Lake Ci
No Comfort
Without
COMFORTABLE THINGS!
You will he perfectly comfortable
if you try my Mince Meat, hulk and
canned; Plum Puddings, Jam*
Jellies, Preserves; Pickles in bulk
and glass; Kaison*,CHr<m, Currants
Nuts and Confectionaries.
Complete line of
Teas, Coffees & Spices,
(Higheet Grade.)
FERRIS HAMS A BREAKFAST
BACON.
California Picnic Hams, No. 1.
Bloated Mackerel, Mullet, Bloater*
Smoked Halibut.
CRACKERS ANI) CAKES,
ENGLISH FRUITCAKE
In tinaof 1,2, 6 and 10 pounds each
Grass's Sigh bis Butter.
Fruits, Vegetables, Cigarj and
Fireworks.
C. L. FORD,
Georgetown, S. C.
Mailorders promptly attended to,
U ?1 Illl!
My Stork of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HATS, SHOES,
and NOTIONS
Is open for your inspection at the
store loriuerlr occupied by W. K.
Funk. Every article is fresh and
new, and selected with great care.
1 r I i, a
i am ?ilei ?i/?u chxsiu ? ???early
buyer sr?*t?? {be choice. Don't
delay, but call at once.
i ofl'er con poods von want, and
the prices are ripht.
W. A. WEAVER,
KINGSTKEK. S. C.
CALL AT
J. H, Bl ACKWELL'S.
win nun Mir stm
I Liu nnu ball umuLLu
AT
S. M. ASKISS' OLD STABLES,
Lake City, J. G.
Fint eliih Horse* and Mules eonatautlv
kept on hand.
I'aj me a visit Wfcre porehaiinj!
njtbing ia thia line.
J. H. BLACK WELL
js
iTrrzoir
lies, -
3s, Harness, etc.
PARTMFNT*
louts and Unexcelled Service.
KEY & CO,,
ity, S. C.
| W. L BASS,
9
\ Attorney at Law.
LAKK CITY, 8: C.
I Practices in State and Federal
' Courts.
RENTAL HALF RATIONS.
j
I Br the above caption the undt-rI
signed means that hereafter his time
' and practice will be divided between
' Kingstrce and Georgetown equally j
giving the latter place from the 1st t<>
' the 15th of each month, and lrom the
, i 16th to the 3(?th t? the formei. GotnI
tucncingat Georgetown on March l?r.
j Georgetown office at Mr. Gilbert
: Johnson's Residence.
)
Respectfully,
A. M. SLIDER,
Dental .surgeon.
R, J. McK 10.
DENTIST.
WILL BS AT KIN'GSTREE. S. C.
MONTH OF MARCH, 1931.
Office at Residence.
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Teeth Extracted Without ^
Pair*.
Teeth Put in Without Plate,
{GeorgeievD l Mil ROM fa.
' j PASSENGER DEPART.M ENT.
J Time table in effect January 1, 1901.
WESTWARD.
1 Daily Kit
Daily. Sunday.
: Georjffftown 5.30am 4.00pm
! Lanea 8 00am 5-2lpaa
Charleston l.OOam b.SOput
11 Sumtrr ? 40.am
I Columbia 11.00am
Florence 9.30am T.Wpia
| Norfolk 5.1'pio 10,33am
EASTWARD.
'' Georgetown 10 30am 8.2Cp>i
Lane* 8 40aiu 7.00pm
i Charleston 7.00am 4 lip a
j Sumtor 5.J3pw
Columbi.t 4.13pm
: Florence B.OOarn
: Norfolk 9.00am J-Wph*
On flection* msdr at Lane* with At.,
lautic Coaal l.ine train* and at Geor^e\
town with all steamer* on pee I>ee,
Black and Warcamaw river?, Jnclud*
' 111 {J <erv?ce uriween auu
! th?*<*iebraVi,U ?u??>ncr r?*>rt. Pawler'*
lsUnd.
A. fi? It. IIARKIS. Acting SupU
'> W. K. Rule, Gun. Pa?3, Agtat.
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