The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, April 04, 1901, Image 1
VOEXVIR KINGSTEEE, S. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1901. NO. 14
PcritivoiyNo New Display Advertisements Will be Received, or Old Ones Changed, Later Than Tuesday Morning.
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AFFAIRS CAUGHT 3Y OUR LOCAL
<L REPORTER AND NOTED.
Written in Condensed horm and Printed
in Like Mnnrer fcr the Sake of
Oor Busv Readers.
Next Suiniav Easter.
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.Subscribe lor Tn?i Kxcord,
Ii will soon be time lor s.iaw-j
berric .
Caj't. .Ino. A. K el ley spent
ibhtdyy i:i Fioronce.
Mr I'. & Couitnev spent last I
SYisdrv in Lake (. iiv.
Mr. E I. Hirsch, of Charleston.1
ruli ej) las-' Friday to see his folks, j
Dr. \V. V. Ijiockinton and'
daughter spent Tuesday in Fior-p
ence.
i)r A, D E.ops has graduated'
?'.? .?? jirul is a full lledgoi! j
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duclo'* now.
Sevoi.il valued communication^ ;
left out tin;; week, but will aj pear !
in next issu \
Council ha- ordered new well!
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bored at the corner ol Main and j
.Wlson Streets.
Mr. end Mrs. E. Z. Lynch, ol j
Cowurds. j-pent Monday in town!
the guests of LeRoy Lee. Esq. ,
Mr. Wiikins lias just returned
from a trio to Charleston, Hit i we ;
never saw him looking better.
Mi.-s.Jiinie Boyd, of Darlington,:
is snend'ng some time with her}
sister Mrs Jon. A. Kellev.
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Mr. R. R. lhidgins, of Forestop,
spent last Saturday in town. Mr !
lhidgins is the youngest old tin.n
v e ever saw.
Rev. and Mrs. Wannamaker, of)
?C)rangeburg. have been spending
some time in town gnests of All.
and Mrs. \\\ T. Wilnins.
Miss hi, B. McCullough, of Wai- i
lialla. who is teaching school! a !,
Cooper.-; spent Sunday in towi: (
the guest of Miss Louise Gil land. i
All the young men in town in '<
lerested in organizing a hook and).
ladder company are requested toji
meet at Dr. Brockinloirs drug;
store Friday night at S o'clock. h
Misses Mamie and Barbaiaj"
Jacubs ar? in Charleston lor aji
short while visiting family of S. ;
llirschman, ard while there they
expect to see their friend Dr. Rosa J |
liirschman grad jate.
Gagg, Oliver <fc Co.. have on
exhibition this week something;,
never sceu in Kingstree belore.1
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Its an Faster show window. It is
novel and serves as a good adver- (
tisement lor their immense stock J.
of goods, and at tlie same lime 1
pleases the young lolks immense- ;
iy.
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Our stock ot Lawns, Organdies, i
.. . ;L. 1P?,|, .,ni] !
>> eil^, i/numc* riv.. jo u> ...... |
unbroken. Prices temotinglv j
^ low. W T Askins.
Try our Che win,: Tobacco at 2o
cts per pound. \V T A*km<.
il voii want a Piano or Organ;
write to I). O. Bristow, Darim;:- *
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Ion, !S. C.
Another'carol good White Corn.
\V. T. Asking.
,1 tic^t received a car load oi best
white corn, T."> cents per bu-he!.
L J. Ba:r.
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Mr. L. C. Montgomery spoilt |
Sunday in Georgetown.
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iu'7. J. W. I',unwell prearhet {
at Iho I-3;?is;*;?r?:i! church Sunday. J
Mrs. Marion F Seott spent a lew j
days in town last week, the iiuest ;
ol lor. S( ott. j
Mr. Fred Westmoreland, of j
Wcedruii', S. 0., is ilu::iue$tof Dr.
A. V. Snider, this week.
We retiret to hear of the illness
ol ( iordon NiIters, ami nope ne j
will jsooii be better.
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Our life long Irtend Dr. W . L.i
Wallace has beet) quite sick and I
we are glad to see bis familiar)
form on our streets again.
t'ol. 3v C Logan, who has been
>ufiering with a severe case ol '
Lrri}/pc, we arc glad to say, is up
and ab'e to be about again.
Louis Stackley and Willie Rirrj
are both quite sick this ireek and j
connot attend school. They are)
both better today.
Mr. R. W. Fulton, Sr., one of
Williamsburg's oldest citizens had i
a f.imily reunion and celebrated |
his SSth birthday on the 10th ult.i
We regret much to hear of I he j
iiloess of Dr. J. S.* Fulumre, of
Lake < ltv, and trust that his life
may be spared for many more
rears of usefulness.
We learn that a small cyclone
passed about five miles below j
Kingstree Tuesday night, tearing!
up trees, and uiroofing houses'
vherwise venting its fury. Ji j
r>t-ems n have corro from south j
and was passing north ea?U.j
Wo have heard ef no lives being;
i
iost, bat it caused great destrue-i
lion to propelly in its pathway.)
I! brew (Jown nti Hie our nonces 01 >,
Mr. J. C. MMJnSchen ;il Kpos,
;.?o>t ullice.
Capi. Kennedy deserves great
praise for liis valuab'o work as !
mayor of this town. If he had ;
:!'ii? hi> hands he would eer-J
tainly give us a clean town and j
irood streets. Messrs. Keunedv, i
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Myers aud Levin are well fitted I
for the positions they hold. Oapt.
Kennedy is enjoying bettor rest
now. hesavsihis conncii has con- !
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eluded to let hogs go, and keep
the people in town.
II- f T> 11 i .w.rvri Qf.
;?1 . VI. 1J. ilClIlllli^V <1 > , r/v, |
who claimed lo be from Georgelown,
was iotind dead iu a ceil at
the police station in Charleston
Friday night. It appears he had
applied for lodging there the night |
before. It. is thought that he!
must have committed suicide, j
Mr. Hemingway Jornierlv lived j
Iust below Union ^huich, this ,
county where his body was brought j
lor burial.
1 want to sa^to my triends and j
the pubiie generally that I am not ;
iu business for fun or lor my!
health. 1 have a large and weli
selected Stock of goods bought at
the verv lowest prices with thej
c a -! i, which I d-rsire to sell and
will do so at a very close margin.
i make a specialty ol" Shoes and
Clothing, and will sell clicap. I
do not care to cast a shadow over
my competitors by iiivin^ prices.
I onlv ask vou to come ;ii?d see l'or i
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yourselves, I guarantee satisfaction
to all. \V. \V\ Grayson.
Try a barrel ol our C*old Medal
Flour. None belter. \V. T. Asking.
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The Governor I;as appointed
the following Magistrate* for the
county of \V11 iiam>bur#i: II. K.
Slutts at Kingstree, W. I? MoCunts
at Trio, and J. V. Windham
at Greeleyville. They will
make good officers.;
The following teachers passed
at the recent examination and
have been given certificates to
teach in the common iree schools
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oi * 11 js county uy ineromuy ucnu
of examiners: Misses Susie Covington.
Lula Epps, Mary V. VanKeuren,
.Janie M Shaw and M I)
Unburn. Colored: P A Kruerton,
\V C Scott, F \V Shaw, .1 S Cooper,
Rev. L L Thomas. W 15 Mouzon,
Win Mnuzon, J S Fulmoro.
The cotton seed buyers have
about wound up their business
lor this season. Mr. LI* Kinder
who represents the Fee Dee oil
mill is spending the week at the
home office in Darlington. Mr. D
J Epps, wlio represents the
Charleston oil mi'i, h;js gone back
to his farm and Mr. Marvin Martin,
who is agent for the Darlington
oil mill, is assisting Treasurer
k'/.lli.io iln'j in t'Atlinc his
A.liyilJil%l lltl J ?f WI4 a < ...v
books ni shape.
There will be an Easter egg j
hunt at Mr. Martin's on next Sat |
urdav afternoon at 5 o'clock. The J
children of town are invited. Admission
5 cents. There wiill be
another hunt lor the voting folks
at night at 9 o'clock. Admission
10 cents. j
Among the old v-terans who J
at tended.the ivmiioii hereon Mor.-j
day we noticed Messrs. 1) E (i ?rlion,
D K Mouzon, A M Flagler, J l
S McCullough, Sr.. \V (} Cant lev J
W S Grayson, T J Stewart. Louis
I-I/iiiK.' \1 .1 lliivcli I .1 Ilnke. Si
il Mouz'iii, II I) Jlollotis, Kdwin
Harper, Ii II Ivelleiia 11, and others
perhaps whose names have escaped
our memery.
The Georgetown Strike.
It appears that all differences
between tiie managers of the A.
U. L. Co., and their men have been
settled, l'lie trouble was more
serious than at first reported.
Several men were hurt. It is re
ported to us today that all differences
have been settled, and the
shops have resumed operations,
making lull time.
LETTER TO MR. A. J. SMITH,
Kingstree, S. C.
Dear Sir. Any one can readily
understand why we give awav Point,
when we explain that it helps us
wonderfully in establishing an I.. A
M. Agency in vour town. Several
sample houses painted with L. & M.
Paint, quickly convince the merchants
we are trying to interest, that
our Paint looks better and lasts long- (
er than white lead or other paint !
0.ih ronrtril in 1 (I Veil 1*S llMS !
been nearly Fifty Million Pounds. !
Over Thirty live Hundred active ;
Agencies scattered throughout these j
broad U. IS.; able to beat all others, j
because the L. AM., is the only pure !
Paint that requires addition of much j
linseed oil, and that out-lusts; out-;
covers;Jaud under-costs pure white j
lead.
Ask any Bank or Mercantile
Agency about our Capital and Reputation;
then take the trouble to write
us. Truly yours.
Longman A Martinez,
Paint Makers.
207 Pearl St., New York City.
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Kings tree ad }
Knowing that a goodly portion <:
Wiliij'ij;?:!>nr<ri< sent oil' toother plat
witii the hope of <ecnrio^ a part of t
j to hold ??iit inducements in our Fine
nioni> which should prove worthy ol
Ladies, just drop us a postal car<
our Fine I.?ross (loods, Silks, Washth
and soo if wo oin'i compete suece.ssfi
in both pri:*<, quality and st\ !e. As
??:ty express or freight on all orders t
laidics, if you wish your dresses i
to your satisfaction as we keep a No
ably assisted by from six to eight ox
; too satisfaction in our Dress-n aking
G/Iilli^ery I
Our hood Milliner has just retn
where she lias "recti buying our Spsi:
Should you favor us with an order ii
you will not 1> disappointed.
C-8!ltl(
While wo have devoted much of
and this s reasonable, for by right tli
tiling, yet eve wish to impress it upoi
(il?NTS, HOYS and CHILDREN
COLLARS, Cl'FFS :
! Also a full line of the latest style
1 lintl our line of Clothing as cheap as
Sin. oesl
Our line of Ladies and Gents Sh<
part of the State. You can do no he
j Reynold's?:).".!) High Roller Shoes.
the reputation <>r giving nrst-ciuss sa
Just Received?A full line of La<
Ties, all at popular prices.
Hoj in^ to receive a portion of tli
Yours respectfully,
Ws Is III
FLOUR! FLO
Carload of all Grai
Which ? e ofl'er you si
ONE HUNDiiKI) SACKS GfUTS
We are still offering, strictly A
'//inter Clothi
Comfort
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Williamsburg
>f the lino dre<s goods busfn^ss of*
res, we address this to the ladies
heir patronage, as we are prepared
Dress (roods and Millinery i)epartr
their consideration.
.1 with n request for samples from
[>ods and White Goods Departments,
.illy with any concern i:i the Stated
an extra Iinlii'-ement, we will preimounting
to -to or over.
naue up in -tyle youc-m get?i t << ne
rthcrndres -maker in our employ,
pert mantiu-niakors. We guaranDepartment.
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)epartment. -ii
rued froin the Northern markets
I:* Stock and ^studying the styles.
1 this department we feel sure that
>men.
our 'itiie and space to the ladie*
o ladies should be lirst in everyn
you that we carry a large stock of v
'S* FIXE CLOTHING, SHIRTS,
and NECKWEAR.
Felt and Straw Hats. You will
any first-ciass l ^Uci in the State.
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Slices!
ics is the equal of anything in thi*
rtter than to pet a pair of our L. M.
Wherever they are worn they have
tisfaetion.
lies, Misses and Children's Oxford
ic patronage of Williamsburg I am, .. ,
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S. CILIRi
FLOUR!
ies Just Received,
rietly at Mill Prices.
AT KO'JK BOTTOM PRICES.
T COST, the remainder of our
ng, Blankets,
,s, Etc.
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)Y FOR SPRING, 1901.
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ore is one time in the venr when n
tits to look unusually neat and fresh
-dressed, i* is sprintr. And if there
ar and one store more than another
r this natnral desire, it is this year
store. We present to the purtieuser
of this locality our new spring
s, Hats. Neckwear and
Underwear.
>f our last year's spring suits, $lti,
M2,we have marked 'down t'
n our window will convince you.
litsare all hand-made button-holes,
he canvas in them are Well shrunk
hey will not lose their shape on
them. x
and set1 the new celebrated spring
)lTXU'fi> HAT, union made, at ,U
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Ill jor 111!* cny, -
:ir merchant-tailor donartmet we
i!y concern iii tiiis city that wiN
mi a suit of clothes from $13 to $ } ?
iado up by union tailors, having the
bel on each suit.
T Ho Browns
lilt CLOTHING HiPft
St. Opposite Academy of Music*
Charleston. S. C
crs promptly aii< ? ded to.
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