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V " * c * pr 1*: cluir^c of W. L. I)ASS, Esq. Mil . ~| Miss Krwin Severance, spent! Sunday at home. Mr and Mrs. John Wilson return-. -..i eiiorlii^tmi Kri<I;i\*. I Miss irma Xe! ties, of Lanes, is on i :t visit to her sister, Mrs. (trim-ley. We hardly think it necessary to say that we had some rain last week. Miss liristi \v, of Darlington, is-on a visit t?. relaivet.: in and near our, town. Mrs. II. (i. Askins spent some: days- last week with friends in .King-tree. Mr. Brothers, of Florence, spent! last Sunday in town with warm j friends. From what we can gather we expect t:> see him again. Mr. and Mrs. Charles MeDaniel j came down from Cartor.-vilJe a few I days ago on a \ isit to Mrs. McDau- j iel's mother, Mrs. Delia I). Carter.; . ,r w* Mil ?.. ,ii IT. A. XI. ? Illinuin nvm ,, , Kingstree one day last week. lie I andJudgo Buchanan are old friends,I and they passed some pleasant I .hours together at Barr's Hotel, i' Mr. P. B. Thorn, of Kingstree,) ; spent a few hours in town last Fri-; ' day. He was accompanied by j Misses Sol ma Thorn and Pearl Roger. On their return they joined i Miss Marie Thorn, who was on her way home for the holidays. Judge Buchanon's charges dnr-i ing last week's court were all good,) , but we wish to make special men-! lion of Jus ( harge in the case of the State vs. Franklin Mc.Jister. His exposition of the law of murder and , manslaughter and self defense in i ; that case was certainly one of the] finest deliveries whe have ever j heard, and is worthy of a place ini our law books as authority upon ! ' * those subjects. Mr. S. J. (iasque, who had been) among us a number of years, has j gone to make his home elsewhere.' Heieft here a few days ago for j North Carolina, where he will spend some time with his father ?.<u 11 then rro to Jacksonville.! it'l l. We regret to lose him, hut wish for him ;i successful future! wherever he may make his home.; While here he was with his broth- J er-in-law, Mr. J. M. Sturgeon. A park would be one of the very best attractions that our town could; now go into. We know a splendid ; site and one that could he made an attractive, pleasant and enjoyable! ,-place easily and with very ntoder-, ate expense. Jl is at the foot of, Aclino Avenue 011 the .-lope leading down to (he lake. The sp.#t is just suited to a park and to nothing else. I Nature has been lavish there, and i ? little labor and money would j make it a delightful place in which ' to while away the attenwons, in which base 1>:> 11 cranks could turn ! sthemselves, in which the children i could romp to weariness and in 1 w hich cooing lovers could coo acres ' deep. i.et's have the park. \\ h.it say you ? If you say the vord it will | ;>e done. Lake City does whatever if undetfakes to do. Rev. and Mrs T J. and Miss An-; uont tin t<? Wake For- 1 e-t Colleg", North Carolina, to attend t-ae commencement. Mr. | George Kook?\ tiie only son of He v. and Sirs. Rooke. was among the! graduates and was the center of, attraction to his relatives. Well may thev, one and all, he proud of hitn. He was the valedictorian of nis class, and his record i- the high-j est ever made during the entire,' sixty-live years that Wake Forest! < 'ollege litis been in existence. In' * cold figures his record for the whole i course is hb.L'o. Pride for such a boy is certainly pardonable if not commendable. We hope his future will be as bright as the present! promises. Where he will begin iifej jsyet undecided. He has several positions in view, among them one) in a college in Texas a* professor! of Greek and mathematics. | TO THE DEAF. A ,-i('!i lady cured of deafness and , ?.ojs.-s in the lu-:ul by Dr. Nicholson's Artificial Eat Drums gave *l'b0t)0 to! bis Institute so that deal" people un- j 2blc to procure the Ear Drums may 1 have ihem t'rtv. Address No 1 I trie Nicholson Institute. 730 Eighth Avenue. New York. F v Where tne United States B^gan. Some of the marvelous changes! wrought by time in I lie appear-j once of lour oi tne earnest semejner son our Atlautice coast are m rii> mi^Iv illustrated in a series of \i v. which will shortly appear jijT! e Ladies* Home Journal. The plac*-.- are St. Augustine. James j towi , Plymouth and New York.; 'J he rlorn indications of James-, fowi decay and death as a set-j llem- M offer a most interesting | cont t to the varied evidence*; ...? ?li. jf-tn ?l l?i nliio r 11 nt Sf ,-Au g.v. ?<? and I'lynuHjlh, and cl i ihe : initio growth ol' modern JSew Y ?rk. j ** I I A SAVES TWO FROM DEATH. | "Our little daughter had an almost | fatal attack ?>f whooping cough and j bronchitis." writes Mrs. \V. K. Ilavi-! laud, of Arinonk. N. V.. "but. when;'J all other*remedies failed, we saved her' life with Dr. King's New Discovery. ! Our niece, who had eonsuiiiption in an 1 akvaueed stage, a No used this wonder- j fill medicine and to-day shejisj perfect- ^ lv well/" Desperate throat and lung dis1 it oases yield id I)i. Kind's Xcw Di-cov- *ery as to no other medicine on earth, i Infallible for coughs and colds. .W ami J $1.00 bot tles guaranteed by I>. Scott. ' Trial bottle free. Germany is experimenting with ( acetvline gas as tin illnminant for lighthouses. SEVKN V HA lis IN I', HI). "Will wonder- never cease?" inquire the frieuds of Mrs. L. Pease. of Lawrence, Kan. The/ knew she had been unable to leave her bed in seven years j on account of kidney and liver trouble,; a nervous prostration anil general debili-j ty: hut, "three bottles of Electric ltit-I tcrs enabled me to walk," she writes, j "and in three months I felt like a new I person." Women suffering from head-j^ aehe, backache, nervousness, sleeph-ssness. melancholy, fainting; and dizzy spells will find it a priceless blessing. Try it* batisfaetion guaranteed. I). G. Scott. Only 50c. A wl ^e disc a loot across can j be seen ,?,000 feet in bright sunlit, 1 j A TERRIBLE KPPI.OION* ' Of a gasoline stove burned a lady o here f-ightfully,'* writes X. K. Palmer. | of Kirkhuai. Ia. "The best doctor' j couldn't heal the running sore that! r followed, hut Jtueklen's Arnica Salve ; f entirely cured her." Infallible for cuts, i *" corns, sores. boils,bruises, skin diseases i and piles. 25c at I). C. Scott*. The United .Slates produces! thee-fourths ol ail the cotlon grown ! in the world. L D1DNT~MAKRY FOR MO.VKY.R . The Boston man. who lately married | ' a sickly rieh young woman, is happy j ( now, for he got I)r. King's New Lite: Pills, which restored her to perfect; ^ health. Infallible for jaundice, hil-1 j] iousne.s*. malaria, fever and ague and 1 (. liver and stomach troubles. Gentle j but effective. Only 25c at 1>. C. Scott's a drugstore* > The first comic open was written in 1240 A. I), ( lie author wa.- i ^ A Jam de la Hale. A Wonderful Invention. ' I' Tney cure dandrufF. hail falling.; headache, etc., yet costs the samel as an ordim<ry comb?I>r. \\ bite's j Klectric Comb. Tlie only patented , Comb ill the world* People, every-: where it has Imhmi introduced, are ( wild with delight. You simply comb your hair each day and the! comb does the rest. This Wonder- I ful comb is arm ply unbreakable and ; is made so that it is absol itely im- j possible to break or cut the hair, j Sold on a written guarantee tojjive perfect satisfaction in every respect.. Send stamps for one. Ladies' size | I *?hc. <ient's size Tic. Live men j and women wanted everywhere to i introduce thisiirticle. Sells on sijfht. j j Ajrents are wild with success. (See want column of this paper.) Ad-t dress D. N. Ito.se, (Jen. Decatur, 111. 1'aMi eavs the best way to pre serve the voice is to lake daily walks in the open air. TEETH IX A was rir-t used by I)r. Charles J. Moffett. a graduate of Jefferson Medical College. Philadelphia. Pa., in lii.s extensive ami sueces-fnl i treatment <>t children in Georgia in j overcoming the troubles inciilent t<>| teething and hot summers. TEK-; TIIIN A ; Teething Powders) counter-1 acts the eirect of hot weather ami j keeps the digestive organs in a healthv I i condition, and has saved the lives of i thousands of children in the doctor's i ! native state, where physicians pre-, scr'be and all mothers give it. and it j is criminal in mothers of our section to | filt.m I hr?lr babies and little children I to suffer and ]Karhnps ?1 i<* when relief j can bo so easily obtained by giving; TKKT1IINA. It co?ts only cuts! at druggists; or mail wiu to C. J. j Moilett, M. 1)., St* Louis Mo. The manulaetuic of silk was in-; trodneed into Spain by the Moors., For Sale or Lease. A store, ot.e of the best stands in the j I county; uninternptcd .successful btisi- J 11 ess for 32 years; about 12 miles from ; Klngstree. Also, for sale, one m>od 26 | II. I\ engine and boiler, gin. rorn mill, j press, etc. Address. A. B*t\ care! t'onnty Kecord, Kinjjuree, S. C. t-13. j Mow is the Time ro PREPARE FOR TIIE JIOTj WEATHER. If you can't come to lis, drop lis u im* or two aiid we will send yon the! esc that's going in light-weight SUITS j on Coats and Vests. Blue and Black ire a specialty with us?the kind hut don't fade. We carry all rizes in U n clerwea up to size .">2. Neglige Shirts 11 great variety up to size 19 1-2. par /\ T^l calun uLa mdea rmbm mJbb f all kinds fur Men and Boys. I PIMM HIMWI /Lll I UUilill II U l lUimuitMj i Corner King and llasoll Streets, CHARLESTON, S. 0. Jo Comfort Viihout COMFORTABLE THINGS! "ou will he perfectly comfortable f you try my Miuee Meat, bulk and anned; Plum Puddings, Jams, el lies, Preserves; Pickles in bulk nd glass; ltaisons,Citr<?n, Currants, s uts and Con feet ion aries. Complete line of reas, Coffees & Spices. (Highest tirade.) T.IiltlS HAMS & KHEAKFAST BACON. California Picnic Ifams, So. 1. liouted Mackerel, Mullet, Bloaters, Smoked Halibut. RACK KltS A SI) CAK KS, ENGLISH FRUITCAKE, ti tins of 1,2, *> and IB pounds each. Cregc's Sigh Grade Batter. 'ruits, Vegetables, Cigars and Fireworks. n. I FORH S*T I 1mm I I W J Georgetown, S. C. VTiiil Orders promptly attended to. A Gallon of PURE UNSEED OIL mixed with a gallon of tLchm&r ~?Tl~3 /JlcU4U\ makes 2 gallons of tho vrr.t best Paint ! in the vui.lli ^Q/VfAc0/)c?&- j of yonr paint bill. Is FAB mote durable than Puke White Lead tad ia absolutely not Poisonous. Ham.m au Paint L made of the lest cp Paint materials??ueh as all good painters we, and is gronnd thick, veby thick. No troublo to mix, any boy can do it. It is the common sense or House Paint. No butch paint can be made I at any cost, and Is -a* 3^rW^//iWic not to Crack, Buster, Peel or Chip. r. HAJIMAR PAINT CO., St, Louis, Mo. Sold and guaranteed by mm .. . I.* 1 . . JJ.Jx J. .lj Kingstree, S. 0. Wc ri.so above competition on Horses and Mn Bnggie 01 LIVERY DEf Is Complete with Now Turin T T OrpT TH" J. L. bJLUU Lake Cii 3STe*w Stoxel One chance is all we ask to convin orit SPEC iteff, lilies' illMs' fm THINGS TIIAT DELIGHT THE THAT CAN" STEWART Lake Ci SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVENT Having sold us her entire stock who is in our employ, will be please at <>nr store. Tobacco Barn Flues, Paris Green, Paris Green Sprayers. Our Pi hps this season are made from the best steel sheet#, every Joint is firmly locked, proved and strongly riveted. The Klbows and Tees are made of heavy gauge sheets and are put together to stay. We make Hues any shape desired and will he pleased to quote prices per set or per pound on application. lie sure and get our prices before placing your order and save money. Very Truly, !?A>iNIl? EMDWA2E CO., -MANNING; S. o. Hvi' *1 i 9- tlT 1 CALL AT J, H, MILL'S IP ? SALE SUES AT S. M. A SKINS' OLI) STABLES. Lake City, S- C. First-class Horses and Mtiles constantly kept on hand. Pay me a visit before purchasing nnvtliini' ill this line. J. II. BLACK WKLL. If all the world's a sta^e, the real estate dealer must be the property man. rrxTXOxr Lies, is, Harness, etc, n? =ARTMFN"H nits and Unexcelled Service. KEY & CO,, I I ty, S. 0. 2STe-w C2-ccd.sI ice you of the quality of our goods. MALTY IS filsiiifios, Dry Mi end Note. LADIKS HEARTS AT PU.CKS T BE BLAT. ' & FLOYD, ity, S. C. 0 DRESSMAKING & M ILIJ.NEItY * \ and will Miss Ida G. IDdgor.*, d to serve her friends and customers 1 W. L. BASS, I Attorney at Law. LAKE CUT, S. C. ! Practices in State and Federal 1 1 Courts. I 1 & J, McCABE, H, 0., DENTIST. I 'will ItV AT k'lVllSTI'F.F. S - until may 17, 1901. Office at rt K'tleucc. j Teeth Extracted Without Pain. Teeth Put in Without Plate. Georgetown S Mfesisfn RGiirood Co. passenger department. , i I i Time table in effect January 1, 1001. WESTWARD. Daily Ex. Daily. Suiiday. (leorgetown fi.Wam 4.00pm '] , Lanes # oOam 5-21pm ; Charle.-ton l.oOain 8.3upin 'Sumter it40am . h 1 Columbia 11.00am Florence U.JOam 7.35pm j i Norfolk r?.i:<pm 10.2'uun A EASTWARD. ! Ceorgctown lO.Jibam 8.20pm 1 Lanes 7.oopui Charleston 7.00am 4 lopiu J Sumter o.ffpm i Columbia 4.13piu I Florence ? 00ain , Norfolk 0.00am 2.20pm ! Connections made ar Lanes with At: lantie Co.a>t l ine trains and at George- J ! town with all steamers on Dee Doe, Black and Waeeamaw rivers, inclnd- \ ing -ervice between Georgetown ami the celebrated summer resort. I'awley's, j lstaml. ,, * i A. It. R. HARRIS. Acting Supt. ; W. K. Buie, tlcu. I'ass. Aye it. ' ' ?n?? i i| 3 Oi id 3*^8 * 2lg1? % !?,ii 3 IP'S ^ S-4 <0 M2i HMk >v 2 A * ? *" I . -