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yO!.. XV!f. KLXGSTJIEE, S. C., TIIURSDAyTjULY It, 1901. NO. 28
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Positively }?o IJew Display Advertisements Will be Received, or Old Ones Changed, Later Than Tuesday#Kerning.
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AFFAIRS CAUGHT BY CUR LOCAL
REPORTER AND NOTED.
Written in Condensed hurm and printed
in Like Manner for the Sr.ke of
Ot:r Busy Readers.
Messrs. M. A. I Joss and W.
Funk vifiJccl Georgetown on the
Fourth.
Mr. M. F. Heller, of Kings! ree,
was in ilie cilv on Thursday and
visited Prtwiey's Island.?Georgetown
Times.
Mr. J. V Little, foreman of
The Recokd oft; :?\ wenti ('own Jo
Charleston on the Fourth to spend j
a few davs with his parents. i
Mrs. L. J. Burr and daughter.
Louise, k it last Friday for Ridgcville
to visit Rev. and Mrs. Humphries,
the latter being Mrs. Ban's
neiee.
lion. James Norton, who lias
ever been awake lot lie interests!
of his c-'jn>!itnenH, lias onr thanks
tor one set of the Congressional!
Record, 2! session, 5C:ii congress.!
in tour volumes with index.
Prof. Ralph U. Epps and Misses
Manette, Ii-ittie and Jennie Mc'hitchen,of
this county, are attending
l.he State Summer school!
at Spartanburg.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Van Epps and
Misses Eva Rollins and Elmer
Epps, of Lake City.parsed through
the citv on their way to the island
in spew! a week or t vo enjoying
tlie ocean bre?zes and surf bath.
; ing. says the (Jeorgeto vn Outlook ;
of last week.
Again we have to remind correspondents
that we do not publish
anonymous communication;'.|
It' Nightingale will furnish us hi-;
name and address (nut for publication)
we shall be pleased to
publish his letter.
An excursion tor white people!
will be run 1'rofti Darlington to j
Charleston on Thursday, July 11,|
leaviug Darlington at t> a m. and ;
vanphiiio K'in<rvtrf?P iitif lit fi nVlflfl:. I
For the round trip $1.50 fare will
be charged.
The Four'h of July passed off
quietly in town. All the stores
were closed an 1 the day was observed
generally as a holiday
The dispensary suspended busi
ness for the day and bnndav hours
were observed at tlie postolliee.
Mr. Claude Martin, who signed
with the Marion baseball team a
short time since, has left that
club and made a contract with
Darlington to play the rest of the
season. Mr. Martin is an all around
line player and will add to the
si length of Darlington's crack
team.
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We acknowledge with thanks
a copy of ilie annual catalogue of
the Welsh Neck High School.
This catalogue is really and at
traetivelv printed, with hand.
some illustrations oi the school
buihlin :s, and contains much in
formation concerning the school*
Jf you are desirous of sending your
boy or girl to a fust-class school
drop a card to the principal, at
llartsville, 8. C., and get a copy
ol' this catalogue.
i
Wkai'.
I Dr. McCabe is spending thisi
wwk in (Jeorgetown.
j Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Lee spent j
' sev< ral days last week on the Die I
j ol I\'ll MIS.
!
i O ir sewerage system is being;
j much improved by the laying o! j
i terra cotta piping,
| Mr C H Maciinian, a prominent
merchant, o!" Scranton, was m
j tow 11 Monday night.
.Mrs. II II. Kellehan and Misses
i Sa!!:e Wilson and Lula Strong left
i last week lor (i-enn Springs to
j <pend several weeks.
(.'apt. A. J. Smith, having pur
! chased the stock 01 goojls recently !
owi.ed by Mr. E. L. Smith, has j
J opened up at the same stand and j
will c onduct a mercantile business.
The county dispense! at Kingstiee
h.<s paid to County Treasur-1
|er Eoilins $1331 53 up to July 1.
This sum is the net profit ot the j
dispensary from February 11 to j
July 1, oi which half will be ap-j
plied to the town and halt to the]
j ctun! v.
We are informed that Mr. Allie
: flemii){iway, while he ami his
family were away on a picnic excursion
on July 4?li, lost his
'dwelling and ail its contents by
I (ire. i he (ire is supposed to have i
been caused by sparks Jrom a]
stovepipe. This is a heavy loss j
io Jir. Hemingway, as hk hiiuci-i
stirnd (hat he carried no insurance. I
Mr. X. I). L*sesne was in town
Friday, lie has been leachin;: .1 r j
jtire?-ieyvi!!e for tiio past nine;
j months,having but recently closed :
I his school. There is no abler oi I
j more oonjcion!is?us teacher in tin-!
jcoui 'v 1 Ij:hi M?. Lososne, and thej
; (ireele.\ vi.Ie people are to 1 e con-!
j^raiulaled upon having snch a
! m:in anions I hem as the preeeploi ;
j ol their children.
I Mr. fl. il. KellehaiTs double brick I
(store on Aeudemi street is rapidly j
nearin^ comple ion. In a >hori |
j while'it will be ready lor oeleupancy.
One will he used for
I the dispensary and Mr, Louis
Schutts will move his stock ol
igonds into the other. The bank
bui'ding on Main Street is also
1 well under way. A force of hands |
! are kept busiiv at work and the|
|
1 walls are growing daily.
It is with great regret that we
learn ot the illness of our good
! triend, .Mr. J. Graham McCullough,
his wife aud child, who are
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ail UOn II Willi i v ictti, ><i |
their home at Benson. It i> j
scarcely a year since this same!
child passed through a smilar severe
attack. We sincerely sym
pathize with this alllicte 1 latnilyj
and hope soon to hear that they
are all cut of danger and well on
ihe way toward tecovery.
LOST?In or near Lake City,
July 4. pair gold frame glasses in
leather case. Liberal reward to
finder. II. Baker. Cades, S. C. !
If you wan* i I'tano or Orcan
write to B. O. Bristow, Darlingon,
S. C.
2000 yards of varu-wiue liiown
Homespun at 5 cents a yard. W.
T. Asknis.
Mason's improved P. L, Fruit
Jars for sale. \V. T. AsKins,
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I Fish are plentiful, both bream
, and red-jacket.
Cue or two water melons wore
seen in town Monday?the lirst of
the season. I
Mr. T. E. Arrowsniith catne up
from Georgetown Monday, returning
On Tuesday.
Editor W. E. Cook a'.tended the
meeting of the Tress Association
at Glenn Springs July 2-5.
Messrs. Marvin Martin and C J
Lesesne took in the game between
Florence and Marion last Thursday
at Florence.
A fine and healthy growth of
wecus lias sprung up on uu: court
house square, as well as 011 Main
and oilier streets.
Dr. Wallace gave a barbecue on
the Fourth at his plantation a
few miles from town. Ilis immediate
family and a lew special
Iriends were invited.
lie v. J. F. Puiilop preached
Sunday afternoon in '.he Presbyterian
church. A song service
was held in the Baptist church
Sunday night.
Mr R J Patterson, of Pen not I sville,
was in town Wednesday
night, tkeguest ot Mr II II Kellehan
Mr Patterson is a sou of
Dr Patterson, formerly of this
county.
The ladies ot the Kingstree
Cemetery Association will gave a
birthday party at tlie Academy
Wednesday evening. July IT IT - j
tre.-hments will be provided Ireeot;
I
charge, bill each pers ?n present
is expected I ) contribute to I lie
cemetery fund as many pennies
a-he or the is years old, to coiitain
which 111 le sinks are en
closed wi h the invitations.
Mi- Cha* W Stoll came over
Monday to take a teinnorary position
in Cap! Kelley's law office.
Although Mr Sloll has been admitted
it the bar there are some
practical details of the business
upon which the books Ve silent,
and it is to familiarize himself
with this part ot his profession
that Mr Sloll takes this position
before hanging out his shingle.
^Rev. \V. Smith Martin filled
the pulpit of the Florence Methodist
church Sunday morning and
evening.
Try our Collee, 3 pounds for 25
cents. W. T. Askins. '
.Just received, a ear load of
Salt. Prices low down.
Also 100 boxes Octagon Soap?
Foctorv prices.
Aiso. another car load Flour.
iii L-ooninir willi ilip (imps.
JL ill nw J.'J ll^ If till I*?v >?...? .
Also, 100 Pearl Grist.
Also, Corn and Bacon.
Come and see us and will give
yon the right figure.*.
Kingstree Grain dc Commission Co.
Just received?another car (fold
Medal Flour. Price cheaper than
e\*er. W. T. Askins.
FOR SALE?One rosewood lia
zleton Eros. Piano; also one Prince
vfc Co. Organ, at sacrifice *o approved
purchaser. In good condition.
W. II. Kennedy.
per sale.?Another car Prime
White Corn. W, T. Atkins.
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GREAT | l|||f
Next Saturday
July 13th i
Will mark the beginning of our Ann
tnose sales, unci 11 you can
">c Shirting Calicos will he sold at 3c;
12 i-2e, yard wide, best PercaLs mad<
<10 all wool, Black Clay Worsted Si
Straw Hats that sold lor 7."?c, fl and
In short, in the next four weeks w
stocks,
SPECIAL SALES WILL BE IIELIJ
If you wish to secure some splendid
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HIBH SC
Send us your name on a p<
pleasure in sending you, as
iilnct rntpd e.if :ilo<'i:o.
The Welch Nea
oct 20
Ho! For The Sea,
VISIT
ATLANTIC BE
SULLIVAN'S 1
I'liirfy-five minutes trnm Charles
Ferry L>oat and a charming spin oi
Hotel. Sea Fish in abundance. C
Fof rates write to
Jn 27 2m
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Ulosing Uut m
We are closing out c
Summer Clothing
AT THE LOWEST FIGl'HE
We want the space for Fall and 1
A pretty line of
Matting ;
Staple Giocenes at tl
liespectfnllv,
TT mTmm) "pp"0)!!
;J 5~ in
A ""'?
$ ih\"
h-7 l| l;irs's\v(
V \ You
7 a \i ! ui?-^-(hi
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j 2'K)
I xuarant
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' and Monday,
and i5th,,
Iversary .Sale. You should attend
't come send for samples.
5c Scotch lauvns will he sold at 3hfc
?, will he sold at 7c and 8c a yard,
tits will he sold at $o.
$i.2") will all he closed out at i)Oc.
e propose to clear out all summer
EVERY SATURDAY & MONDAY
bargains you must attend this sali;
^ Cxjp''*
"neck *
:hqdl.
)stal card and we will take
; soon as issued, our new'
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IIAKTSVTLLE, S. C.
shore!
THE
IACH HOTEL,
SLAND, S. O.
>ton. A delightful ride on tiio
i the Trolley. Ail cars pass the
(joking and Service unsurpassed.
J. L. JACOB I,
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Lessee and Manager.
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)tir entire stock of
, hats and Shoes
:s VOL' F.VEli IIKALI) OK,
Winter ('Cods atul ninst have it,
at Cost.
ie very lowest prices.
BrTTZisx zszacnv d*sa nip^jn
al draw' ivrnwrer bme Vzz^aotu^aaj*
rou Are
G TO THE CITY THIS SUMMER
>ON'T FORC.ET TO VISIT
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can save you -0 c Tits on every dul>rth
of goods you purchasw from 1V50.
i wiil timl in this establishment all
tte
TNG, FURNiSHiNG GGQDS
AND HATS.
LL?
11).lil.lTP. RETKiE SUITS.
eeil fast color, $0 per suit.
can fit you when you can't be fitted
re.
suits run from CI to CO.
^ Mo B
SHE CLOTKIHG HIKE,
j St. Opposite Academy of Music,
Charleston, S. 0, >
lers promptly attcj c ed to-,
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