The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, July 04, 1901, Image 8

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v t im mill I It: chargeot \Y. L. BASS, Esq. Mr. J. B. Stanley returned Monday. Miss Ervin .Severance sj>ent StrnJav at liomo, cumingvpfrem i.afie*.; Mr. L. M. Belk went up to Flor-j ence Tuesday to witness the ball .game. Mr. K. ('. Caldwell lias retiirH?Mj; from his visit to relatives in the; "Tar Heel" State. Mrs. h. H. Hrhnsly moved into her new* house Monday and opened i tip hoarding- house, Mr. H. V. Kpjw had a watermelon Saturday. This is the first we have ' seen, though we heard of oue other on Friday. Messrs. R If. Sidgh-tary and W.! d.. Askins ployed with the Kings-' tree taiy* at Florence and Darling-. , "ton last week. Mr. J. I). Daniels went to Dar-i dington Thursday, f.nd while theroi witnessed the game betweeD Dar-; lington and Kingstree. Sheriff Thomas S. Bureh. of Flor-; enee, was in town Thursday. lle| was not in search of criminals but was jn the market or a horse, and ! thought he might find one heretosuit him. Mis.* Smith, of Wilmington, has! been visiting Mrs. L. H. Grimsloy.! Misses Eva and Clare Smith are j visiting at their uncle's, Dr. A. H.i Williams. These young Indies are from Cottageville Colleton county, Mr. J. S. MeOlam's new store building is now completed and a neat house it is, the largest in town we think. Goods are being opened up. The gnu-cry department is the j first to receive attention, that being ; at this writing pretty full. It will \ not be long before the entiiVstoek ' will be displayed. We \vislr*these! gentlemen success in their under-! taking. The immediate supervis- J ion will be under Mr. Buck Ward,! and all who know Mr. Ward know he is a hr.st-rate, honest and reliable i man. * Last Friday night there was a festival and dance at the new warehouse for the benefit of the base- : 'ball team. The boys want new uniforms.and it was to assist in making; up funds for that purpose that this entertainment was given. The! rowd in attendance numbered: some three or four hundred. The i warehouse is so hi# that it vras dif-, f .ticult to make e.ven an estimate. It; was not full?no. not quite; but a* good many were there, Lemonade, ! < ice crettui and coke wore served at ( tables aeross the eastern end of the house. The Kingstree string band , was in attendant e, and those, wht.J wished indulged in the delights of the dance. Besides in- < trumenlal music the band gave i .- uie songs that were enjoyed.; And thus three or four hours were , ent and seemed to be pleasantly' spent. Among the vi it??rs from' king-tree wer- l>r ami Miss Millie, Met al?e, and Messrs t\ W. Wolfe,! U. (i.Jlami, Moiitie Scott. TheIruii > lent their aid and Valuable it ua.? too. to this entertainment or. bi'half of the boy>. The amount taken in was ?4-> Out of this expenses til list be deducted. Tlie proc-:eds will aid the team verv materI !!>-. | A Word about our item of two, weeks ago in reference to the Bake' < Ity b:i*e ball team. For several! years Lake < itv has been a leading town in base ball as Well as in other things. We had good teams, sotneof the best tw lie found. The, team we now liave, notwithstanding it numbers among its members' some of the best players in this country, represent* tlit* best town' in Ka^tem Souik Carolina and was; capable of attaining high rank, yet: it was going a?ong 2ft a listless, don't care manner, neglecting to train and permitting itself to be beaten by every club with which it played. I We >ay permitting, because we felt coniident that its defeats were due -olelv to lack of effort. The mem-' bers did not seem to realize the. position into which their team was drifting; they appeared indifferent ; :o l<is-> of prestige. We, knowing that the nine had in its ranks inar.>rl-il fur n fiiu> t?->;iin ;m<] luivintr m> doubt that thev were men who' eould and would acquit themselves well, if awakened, believed that it: was only necessary to touch their: j.ride in order to cause them to immediately take their place in front?the place to which they tire1 entitled by skill and manhood.} * >ur sole and only motive in writ-: injr tin* article mentioned whs to' move them to exert themselves; and we believe tbat this wa> unuerstood us our motive by most, if not all, of the members of t lie team, and itv thinking neonle generally. If others see tit to misunderstand , us, th**y are at liberty to do so. < )ur object has been accomplished; and we are nut is tied. We know the men of our team. Only real, manly men ean be moved by appealing to their pride. Our men responded in the first ^ame after lh< article appeared and at one leap ; took a place they will hold. The; matter, so far as we are concerned, jscio-ed. We shall have nothing a?ore to say about it. j # A cubic yard oioak weighs 1,100 pounds. A cubic yard of coal weighs .*>,?04 pounds. To TI1K 1?KAF. 1 A ricli lady cured of deafness ami j noises in f he head by 1 >r. Nicholson's! Artificial H:ir Drums gave tfl'MJOO to j his Institute so that deaf people un-; able to procure the Eur Drums may ! have them free. Address N? 11903, j the Nicholson Institute, ?SU Eighth j Avenue. N?i\v York. I s>. A. Warm weather always increase?! the floating pcrpulalion at tiie sea-1 side resorts. I I DAZZKLS TIIK WORLDNo discovers in medicine lias efer ere ated one quarter of the excitement tlut I has been caused hy Dr. King's New j Discovery fur Consumption. Its severest te?t- have Ix-en on hopeless victims of consumption, pneumonia, | Hemorrhage, I'leurisy and bronchitis, 1 thousands of whom it has restored to perfect health. Fof cGtlghS. colds, j astliuma, croup, hay fever. Hoarseness) and whooping cough it is the quickest, i surest cure in the world. It is sold by i ]).('. Scott, who guarantee satisfaction or refund money. Large bottles | 5Ue and $1.(R>. Trial liottles free. _ t Last year 1 he railways of the; world carried two billion pasengers i ana ion or ireijrnr. ( WHITR M A N Ti:KNK1 > YELLOW. { flreat constcrnat ion was felt by the J friends of M. A. llojarry. of Lexin^-; toit.JKy., when they saw he was turn yellow. His skin slowly changed eolor. [ also his eyes, and In* suffered terribly. ; His inalodv was yellow jaundice. He J was treated by the best doctors, hull without benefit. Then he was advised to try Electric Hitters, the wonderful stomach and liver remedy, and he writes: "After taking two bottles I was wholly cured.'' A tri d proves its niatchles-merit for all stomach, liver i I and kidney troubles. Only 50c. Sold j by D. C Scott druggist. California lemons yield f?0 per J cent ntorecitria acid than the lam-' ed Mediterranean lemon. SHE DIDN'T WEAK A MASK. Hut her beauty \va? ?*??xuj?l?'telv hid- 1 don hy son;?, Moches and pimples till j <be used Ituckien's Arnica Salvo. Then ! they vanished a* will all eruption.*, j fever sores, boils, u leers. earbuneles j rtnd felons troin its use. Intallihle f? r ruts, corns. hums .teaid- and piles. I Cure guaranteed. 2.V at I>. ('. Scotts Some h'-aiiacljes are mil untl, aid , i some are ?c(j i ed. A |N>i?U MILLION A ILK. I Lately starved in L<>ndou i> cans- he could not di^est'Iiit haul K-rJy u-e i of Lr. King! vew Lift* I'iils would' haw sawc wu?., They strengthen thej stomach, ai.!/ j' <^ti<n. y?rmn?>t** a?j similaton, iff.,,rove appetite Price I 2 V. Money baek if ii"t satisfied. Sold i?v 1). 0. druggist. It must liave been the original i little afeeu apple that caused; Adam's downfall. A Wonderful Invention. J Tney cure dandruff. hair falling,; headache, etc., yet costs the same! as an ordinary comb? Dr. White's' Kli?etrin Comb. The onlv indented ' Comb in the world* People, every-! where ft has been introduced, arej wild with delight. You simply comb your hair each day and the! comb does the rest. This Wonder-! ful comb iss'inply unbreakable and is made so that it is absolutely im-j possible to break or cut the hair, i Sold on a written guarantee to give j perfect satisfaction in every rc-pcct. j Send stamps for one. Ladies' size j fine, (ient's size .Tic. Live men j and women wanted everywhere to introduce this article. Sells on sitrht.! Agents are wild with success. (See! want column of this paper.) Ad-j dress 1). N. Ko>e, <*en. Mgr. Decatur, 111. The estaie ot the late Marquis , ol Bute has been officially valued ' at $l'o,10I.SS:; Our tTlub Offers . The County Kecord and the Home . and Farm ofie vear.-H.lIO. The (' unity Record and Thrice-aWeek (New York) World one year, j *1.??. * ! The County Record and Twiee-a-i Week News and Courier one year,' *1.7.-.. I Tlir Cuntv Record and the Atlanta Constitution one year, *l.7.'?. j The County Record and Seoti* Weekly Columbia State, The Record and The Commoner 1 (William Jenning Bryan's paper), *1.70. | I The .Hotter it Gets The more Thin Clothes You Need. RELIABLE GOODS AT FAIR TRICK IS WHAT WE OFFER YOU. . Goods Exchanged, or Money Refunded. EVERY ARTICLE WE SELL IIAS OUR FULLEST GUARAXTEF. SEND US YOUR ORDERS BY MAIL OMR 2 MM, ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, Corner Kin^ and Ilasell Street.-, CHARLESTON, S. C. I Gallon of PURE LTNSEED OIL mLwd wlt> a crvlion of tLonmar ~Rcmf Snake* 2 gallon* of the vert be8t Paint in the world ?Q/VtiAaljL)c&' ! of yourpalnt hill. Ia tab Work durable then PriiE White Lead and i? abnoi.ctelt not Poisonous. Hammar Paint U made of the Bttrror taint material*??urh as ell good painter* ore, and la ground thick. vila v thick. So trouble to mii^sny tx^ ean do It. It la the common ptnpe or House Paint. No better point can bo mod* at ant cost, and la (luaMafcuf?ynto mot to Cxack. Blmtek, Peel or Chip. IT. HAMMAR P.VINT CO., St. Lottie, Mo. Sold and guaranteed by iABIKj Kingstree, S. C. j CURRENT MISCELLANY. Tbe smallest restaurant in Baltimore. j ?nd probably in tbe cooutry, is located j on Grunt street. near Baltimore, onde? ! the shadow* of The News building. Its ' proprietor is Norman W. Tornblinson, j aged J years, whose father has a larger ( place on Baltimore street. He caters only for the trnde of the newsboy.*, and does a thriving Imsinc** in 3 cent lunches and cheap ticklers of the palate. The restanrant is in a small frame room, attached to the building on tbo west 1 side of (irunt street, wnd is aboct *0 feet , long and a yard wide. Formerly It wa9 t?scd as a bootblack stand. Vouog Tumhlinson secured permis- | siob <tboat eight months ago fo open u j stand in the place. He had it thorough- ! It cleiufed and painted inside and out, j and then erected u small counter, leuv- ; ing barely enough room to wulk ubont. Next ho secured three oil stovos, and J thru boon out trout placards announcing ' his opening. Tlie newsboys took him ! into their hrtirts. and many odd pennies j fell in his way. At Urt-C ho sold milk shakes and candy, cake* and sandwiches, bat he now furnishes a lunch ' for 3 cent* for newsboys only, including ; soap, choire of beef, Ifver or pork, with , mashed potutocrf and .pickled beets. Coffee is 1 and 8 cent* a cup, cheese enndwicbaa 1, 3 and 8 cents, bam sand- I wicbes 1 cent, soop 3 und 6 cents a bowl, and other things in proportion. The newsboys swear by the restaurant j keeper because he joke* with tbeiu and ofteu feed* a poor and hungry waif for nothing.?HtlUntotv New*. C02v?IPIE We rife above competition on Horses and Mi Buggi 0 LIVERY DE Is Complete with Now Tur J. L. STUC Lake C ITew Store! One chance is all wo ask to convi OUR SIM lieu, todies' id Gems' fi THINGS THAT RELIGHT THE THAT CAN STEWARD Lake C SFECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN ' Having sold us her entire stnrl who is in our employ, will be pleas at our store. Tobacco Barn Flues, Paris Green, Paris Green Sprayers. Our Flues this season are niadi from the best steel sheets, even joint is firmly locked, proved am strongly riveted. The Elbows am Tees are made of heavy gaugi sheets and are put together to stay We make Hues any shape desirei /i M.SH ..i.i V. n.L.M a 111.1 ?lli i/t ^irnTM iw ijuuu; |m i\ t.. per set or per pound on application I5e sure and got our prices In*fori placing your ordrr and save money Very Truly, KiliNHTj EAEDWA23 31 MAN'NINCj S. (!. W. F. CLAYTON. Attorney at - Law. FLORKNVK, S. C. Practices in all the United SfAte? (' iti ts, and in the Courts of KJoretie* and Williamsburg Counties. HIRSCH & HIRSCH, Atforneys-atLawKINGSTKEK, - - - S. I have this day associated with nit my son Kdwin L. Hirsch. under tfct tirm name ot llirsch & Hirsch, for tin practice of I.aw in th* United States and State Courts of South Carolina. ;>!. J. HIRSCH. J nil. 1, 1WI. UII1 WANTED?Ladioh and gentlemen to introduce the "hottest" sellei on eurth. Agents arc coining money. Cures all forms of scalj ailments, headaches, etc., yet cost? the saine as an ordinary comb Send 50c in stamps for sample. D N. liose, Cien M^r., Decatur, 111. j J-J-J.-LV^-L-Nl \ ales, es, Harness, etc. partmfnY noHts and Unexcelled Service. :key&cq? ity.S.C. i ITsw <3-ccd.sI ince you of the quality of our fjftods. Id ALTY IS Hings, Dry Gonds mm Mlm. LA I> IKS UK A UTS AT l'lLCES ;t i;e beat. C & FLOYD, lity, S. 0. 1'0 I)RKSSMA KIN0 & MILLF.N KU V k aii'i good will Miss Ida (i. K?dger", <ed to serve her friends and customer" W. L. BASS, Attorney at Law. LAKE CITY, S. C. ?! '[Practices in State and Federal | Courts. | ijlliKaDr DENTIST. : WILL BE -\T GEORGETOWN, S 0. J during | (/Dice nt Residence. ; I ~ I Teeth Extracted V/itliout Pain. | | Teeth Put in Without Piate> I DENTAL HALF RATIONS. i i By the almTc caption the undt-r- $ | signed means that. hereafter liis time t j and practice will be divided bnweea | i Kingstree arid Lake Cityi equally? | ' giving the latter place from the 1st to j the 15th of each month, and troni the A lCth Toithe :t(>th to thr forme!. CViui mencing at Lake City ;>n March l>r. $ Respectfully, A A. M. SMDER, I | Dental surgeon. m , * raS I ,tpt4rfif>7lAS GUARANTEED 3 $5,000 DEPOSIT 1 i Ri R*FARE PAiD ' 9 ^hoi?f?hl?? offered ;jj?j I CA.-ALA. BUSINESSCOLLECE, Macon,Qa H ^Georgetown 8 WesisrfllriTBo" I f j PASSKXGKU DKPAKTMKNT. J I Ji t Time table in efl'eet Jauuary 1, 2^01. '|3 WESTWARD. |lg Daily. Sunday* ||g Georgetown S.li'hun 4.00pm f|M I Lanes 8 00,1 rii a-ilpm ^Hg | Charleston l.Wain g.ftJum ; Sumter !) 40aui ^ ^ ilB I Columbia Il.GO.vn ^?H9 , Klnreiire 9.30,nu 7."?'?jnn HSJ | Norfolk r..i:.pm 10,2.'>a ra EASTWARD. . Ijl Georgetown 10.7;)am H.JOpm ]$?? Lanes N.40ain 7.00pin ^Bg Charleston 7.00am 4 I.5pm Bj| I Sumter 5.8'pm H$ Columbia 4.10pm lSaffi ; Florence "? 00;irn Norfolk fl.Uoain 2.20pm '?3e I Connections made at I.ancs with At* lantic t'(>a>t Line trains ami atGeorge- |f||E r | town with all steamers on Pee Dee, ]'|H ;; Mack ami Waecainaw rivers, irjolud- l'J|g? ) j injf ""'rviee between (Jeorgctowu and i' i be celebrated summer TtMort, Pawley's l^3| j lstand. ' ftj?8| A. B. B. HARRIS. Acting Supt? J ?@ W. It Rule, Gen. Tas*, A goat. ; Ijjffif