The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, July 11, 1901, Image 4
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C. V/. WOLFE.
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King*trvt\ S.C. i
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THURSDAY. JULY li, ICCI.
A Fourth of July Picnic
There was nothing unusual in
the dawning of Thursday morn
ing bright and clear, bat some- !
thing ol" unusual interest to many !
was to take place during the day. |
f,re the dew sparkled in the sun
light of early morn, before the ;
warbling notes of feathered song- >
stersgreeted the dawning of the;
Fourth, many happv-hearted ;
pleasure-seekers could be seen i
wending their way to ituem s I
Landing in response to invita- j
lions to a basket picnic to take
place at liiuisey's (Love. i>y S
o'clock tin.' crowd lial gathered:
and wer?* re i 1 v to e?:j >y th' ho? j
pitaWiy o' M u* or.% Men oJ Winyah,by
wliom the picnic was given.;
Happy faces bright with n.nici
pation rellecieu >i: ^;r! uearis c?i ,
those who were to rartiriivUe i;.'
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?he pleasure ol the day. Many ;
already married and many that
would like to many were in this
group. But the time ol' departure
ai rives, the ropes are loosened
and seaward bounds the Emma A
Twrings. Ilo! 11 ullot/! rings from
the hilltop?but loo late, the boat .
:s gone. A jolly crew and a mer-j
r.y boat-load il is indeed. Down-;
ward we glide to the lan 1 that '
will 11 iw wish milh and honey, on :
this Fourth ot July. Soon we,
reach inner!;> n s lunc.'ng, anu;
another hunch of t! nver> is pinned j
to the brrnv u! the Emma A
'iwiggs. O11 we g", j?a>J rice-feb!;
and farm house, for we are bound t
for Kamsey's Grove, seeking Ihej
pleasures of the nation's 1::??;iI \
day. Yonder i> the place, the
Georgetown boat has'u?t unload-;
ed. What a lovely place lor a!
days outing! <$ee the shady;
boughs tanned by the touch oi1
the gentle diy-r. Many happy j
faces, pleasant smiles silent
glances or stroking figures are
seen as the crowd mingles to-;
gather on the green carpet oi
0 p 1
Karaseyo? Landtag.
Then dinner is announced.!
.
Ah! this is refreshing to the inner
num. A quick forward tuovej
mental a lively step greets ihe-1
announcement, The table fairly
groans beneath the burden <>|
good things. Here is a bounty to;
please the most fastidious. Ice-:
cold lemonade an 1 water are
plentiful and without price.
Bui the day, however pleasant,
must cams to an end. The 1;lowing
of th 3 whistle I rings the :
crowd to the river's edge, and J
with ring nc cheers for Marion's I
Men of Winy ih we crn'nrk homeward
bound.
This was an ideal gathering, no
drinking or ill conduct to inar the
pleasure oi' v*. i deport
;nent ofall was . :ellent and the
visitor; were royally enter!nine i.
Son?3 were sunjr that would rellect
credit on any church service,
and kindness and courtesies were
as lavish as they were appreciated.
We can tiuthfullv say that
plenty anil pleasantness were the
order of tlie (lav. We shall long
remember with grateful hearts
the Fourth ol July, and the
*>;:>ket picnic at Ramsey's Grove,
given by .Marion's Men of Win
yah.
Visitor
GREELEY YILLE ?N'D VICINITY.
<terv>S of Current Intrrest in and
Around Town.
Miss Bertha Kpps.of Kings!ree.
was in town a few days last week
visiting Mrs. N. 1>. Lesesne.
Miss Marion Iziar, of Orangeburg,
who l'ormeriy taught the
O'Brien school, is spending some
time with the family ot Mr
O'Brien. Miss Izlar is an accom
plished young lady, and we wish
her a pleasant visit in our column
nil v.
Mr. S.J. Lan!*ston, fbjrman of
(lie A. C. L. Railroad, paid Greeley
ville a ilyinc: visit 011 Saturday,
July G.
' The first watermelon of Hie
season were seen in town Saturday.
Our Santce friends are taking a
lively interest in telephone lines.
They have already established
connection J'rom Clarendon county
up to and beyond Gourdins.
Mr. ?V. W. Ferrell and his sister,
Mrs. Ribert Moore, of Amer?eu>G
i,are on a vi>it to theirS'atlier
M . W. J. Ferrell.
We are <;!.?d so report the stead;
; ... ... >1 .. <. t ti
1.11 *)l ?J V 'C IJ. I'll I U1 .III. 91 - i IMMIIj sou,
lumber in-pte'tu (il ii?e Ma'lard
Lumber Co.. who lor the past
lew u*\ ks has been verv iii. Mr.
i'homp-on has secured the services
. !' Miss Josie Wen! hurley, a trained
nurse from Sumter.
To the gratification of her many
friends Mrs. J. F. Register, a l ief n
prolonged attack of fever, is able
to be out again,
Mr. W. S. McElveen, who lias
been on the sick list, is improving
slowly.
Mr. Cha !es Harris, the architect
of t!ie Mallard Limbei Co.,
is critically ill. Owing to ins
sickness work on I le new chinch
sus;hm)<]m] lor tI?e liine -is?*r.
We hope soon to soe Ch ?riie\?
I'aee among us i.?r:-?in.
Mr. flame Drown, ?w!:o h.?>
employment in Charleston, is
If lis FEI
Family
Cflagft Busy.
Kidney ~ Baelais
cur si.
Blood' and liver .
Sir*ti'i ?"'1 S'!>"5^S^3v'
,w* a:,aildi?S Wulh
Great IHccd Cleansing Eoir.edv for Spring.
Boadasftes, Ccmtlpataon,' "flrri," iwywa.
Dyspepsia Sire
Siiliias' Pause j
Art yonrdragglst for Almanac for 1901 c<
Certificates of the most remarkAb]
J&C F-v. Sale by"Dr >r. V. ~HR(X
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-7-f . ? - - r-k
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i so*. ''is vacation note wiin
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I hi* parem .
i 3Iiss Kclor ' 11IK oi Manning
has returned home niter a visit Jo
[ the fniniiv of Mr. J. V. Windham,
| oi l his place. " Jok.
Greens Gossip.
Crop prospects are slightly im;
proved in this section, hut cotton
lis still small and there is some
lurassvet. About two-thirds of
crop is the best wo. can hope tor,
] with t lie most favorable eondi|
tions from now on.
Messrs. T. A. Blakelev nad W.
D. Bryan spent the 4th of July on
Paw ley's Island,
A telephone line has been
; built from Greens to the Bel!
place bv Messrs. W. D. Brvan anu
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Brown Bros.
Mr. E. Blakeley's house was
jstruck by lightning recently, but
| fortunately no damage resulted.
Miss Janie Brown has been
' quite sick, but is somewhat better
I at this writing.
Mr. F. (/. Nesmith and family
are up from Georgetown spending
sometime with relatives here.
Mrs. W. .J. Bryan, the venerable
i mother of Messrs. W. 1)., W.J.
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; and Walter Brvan, has returned
i to Trio from a visit to her sons
in this section.
Mr. L. E. Burketr,accompanied
by his daughter and Mr. II. A.!
i Murray, is visiting relatives at
[Central.
j Mr. W. B. McOullough made a
j >!iort trip to Ciiarl.'ston last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I) Bryan i re
j contemplating-a hip to Glenn
j Spring- with the hope of benefit
jin;: Mrs. Bryan's heal 111.
j We are glad to note that our
'editor'ha? sold ou? his interest it:
iihe (J v>r-Mown Ootlook and i>
1
| going to give his whole titr.c to
' Til.1: We can now lock
j forward to a plenty of ne vs.
I [ Many thanks. The editor will do
j his be-t to merit this good opin!
ion ?En. IJi:cor.i> ]
Bismaick.
? ? - - I III - Horse
StrucV by Lightning.
I
Our es!perued friend and neighbor,
Mr. E. ?. Smith. had the mis ;
; lor:une to lose a valuable horse on i
l i
, Sunday of last week by hiihtnini:. |
I , i
' During a thunder shower thesta-l
| b'e was struck and the horse i:.-i
jolantiy killed A mule In the ad-1
joining stable oscaj ed unhurt. ;
Mr. d. !1 Pierce also hM a,
! mule hot week. This aniion'!
i
i prooamv men irom muurm uum-?, t
be:n ; about 37 vears old. II. J. M.!
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For Coughs, Colds, Grip, or
"Cold" in AHY PAET of body.
Coi.m \s. M icil.. Sept. 27. h'r,% j
j F >r a w)mie year 1 you Id d> no work and '
walked only by 5^ diking on to a chair. I doctored
with 'four dittotent physicians bat received
uorelief. Tim r.~c of two bottles of ;
I Dr. Teener's Kidney and Backache Care ,
i gayerit; a |h rKctcuro. J. A1., My lvu: v. i
(<i::-'KV.y Crawford Co., ra? 3 Jih.O. - i
Tlireo years ago I had a severe attack of 1
Erysipelas and blood poison, ty'O.ikiu ; cut en '
my head and face. . .y j l.vsiciaa attended I
I ine tor M'vora! months without result. I then
took s bottles of Dr. Fencer's Bleed and
Liver F.ernsdy and Nerve Tonic and secured ;
a con ph tecure. I'KANK KiittCAX. ;
vitoTifi XC v 5si ?n '. T. 1( ' <_
My wife b;ts smTWed k?n;i with dysjMwcjn.
I tl.vd ; II of the jH.'psiu preparations arc! ;i!l
of my own pt\'M-ri?)iions without avail. I
finally nnscrihod Dr. Fennsr's Dnv-epsia '
Curs t!iu ink* of It cltc-cu tl a euro. Many
other in.liar onsvs that l:avo come under my
dbecrration have been cured by his'Dyj- J
' pepsin I'ttro. I>r. F. .1. LreitAKOOOD.
j My Dcs;r Dr. IVnnor. Fredonla, X. V.
i I liavt used Dr. Femur's Goldex Belie? i> r
f many yours for the diseases and aecidehts i
i for *.vh!cli it is :i?i vertisvd and have l'^uncl it
i: fully eoivul to all vou claim for it. i
J. BOYD ESPY,
Presiding Elder M. E. Church.
I Used for Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Old Sores,
Sprains, Colds, Clriy. Sore Thror.i, Colic,
Dysentery, Bovel Troubles, it is nn&fling.
Akron. Ohio. Jan. X, nxx).
?. M. fTNNra, F-Vrtcnla. N. T. '
V,' h cvp ?<IH nnmy drtzms' of your Sr. Vitus' Durr ' :
rifle und rvr-ry ci.chas !xvn ruro! hy it. It hn? prayed
o:Mn.; ii. r.- " Al,LES-f?'..'.ITK U?l'l> <T>.
mtsining descriptions" of the Remedies and
le cares ever Achieved by medicine.
IKTXflTOy, Kingtitren. S. r.*? * ?
AJUMfc VCXMBDMBtlVBl. U l'?Mt. I?I'IHTJ
Life at I cnuc4
Crops are improving since Hie;
;sun has come out ::iiain, but labor,
is very scarce.
Mr. B. L. Gordon has been very |
j sick lor some days, but under tht*'
iskillful treatment oi" i>r. Coving|
ton Lee, of Harpers, he is thought
! to be improving. Miss Irene Gor.
i . ... ir ? J
j lion is aiso suiieu rig jrom.nn at-,
tack of illness, and Mi?s Suilie
Newton has just recovered Irorn r. '
i r | '
: severe attack ot fever,
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Miss Genie Pipkin has been
: spending seine time with her sis- 1
' ter, Mrs. L. B. Onion.
There will he preaching at;:
1 GotmJins chapel the second Sunday
in July at 11 o'clock n. ni., '
| when the Lord's Supper \rr11 be (
| observed. All friends are ccr- !
I dially invited. '
Mr, \V. E. Vv'ard's famiiv have '
i ; i
taken a trip to the seashore,
I A :rood deal of work lias been '
I <
done by the road hands on the
i county line road near Cedar creek
! bridge, but I here yet rc-n::wis 1
j much to be done before the liigli!
way is put in 2;ood condition.
S.-T'T. '
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Notice, Road Overseers.
lioad overseers in Lee. Lake, Ri'!;je ,
and Sumter towi^hips tire hereby re- f
! quested to look closely after their re'
.-pective sections, and see that r.cutj
and brid^e> within t!icir jurisdiction i
are kept in good order.
a. m. cook.
County Coiniiiis-i:>ner. :
Notice.
A competitive examination to till!
tile vacancy in the Williamdmr/ (
< county schoinrsiiip of the Co!!eg?' oft
,Cliaiic>tftii will b-lieid ;?< the tour:'
| house in King-tree on Julv
h. E. It AN N A.
l.'Ut WILL'A.M CiiOi'EIt.
WMY SUFFER FR
mm Robi
I Chill Tonic jjjj The world J
BARGAINS F
^oseui
Arc now in order, trail 1 midget prices.
Doors ami Windows. Bo sure to ex:i
/O . . r~? '
uci^is r urn
Just received a nice line of Spring 1
quick a get your pick.
DRY G<
Prices on Lawns, lVrenls, Calicoes,
No trouble to show goods.
C-t- O 'w T
Vnyrl bob^ \sf \u^325^ nca
Always fresh and guaranteed to In?
Always vours Id please,
Latest Styles!
Spring & Sumir
LACES, IIAMIiVlUiS, JIIiilJONLS, 3
II ATS, SlIoKS. Si EN AN
The Finest Assortment
AImi full ]
NEW MATTINGS, liUGS, OILC'LO:
We are closing out all our W. F.
discount.
On all l;u? ahoy*' good* wo guarai;
cnt with honest goods.
Ask to set* our, Yellow Homespun
Yyur, money hark withuur arguni
Yours truly,
' GAGG, OUT/
I. I KH'-JXIJ i-vnr.
a wor?Ti--v t?ccrcs?'>f?.
"Somc'hlnfr '?ev J 1 -,r
T ho Son "
All*Darters linvf trior* to nre CA-TAKllli
by the ot jk tvVv?. rviil.
lMm'S. i' -r.? alitJ )n; ;s in oaste
"heir powders dry u;> miteuoiis
:nenilir.t!i? s fjiM-ri ?n-'.rav'k opeii.
and blet-d 'I he wnftd :>c'd used in
the "s h:r *: - ? : f?\va?
the same membranes roar dudr maker**
have aimed to cure. whim paste anj
ointments ran,.ot ranch the disease
An old and e.ypeisrpad ( in: irinn i
who iia< tor many ye v- ma v .* c!o?e
study and hpec'ali.y i>: the trent-nenrof
L'ATaKUI!, hu-; at la t pent-.-ted a
treatment which u-ed,
butly cures CATARRH. !>.v ; cmoving
the cause, stopping tin* <li<- h.irges, ami
[ urcir.g iullan;nnti><n. J: i, i.e tiily-)"*"
remedy kn <w:i t<> si -emv lit:'' actually
reaches the aJi'icted parts. This vnnL*rful
remedy i- known a- ' SN I KKLES
the C'UAKAXTKKl) C.ViAKKH
I'I'll E'' and is so id ?L the c-vi.eiiiciy
low price of On; Do!]:, e, each package
containing intc.t.l and < wrn 'lme<Meii!?
uiilirient for a n> mum-c tivatn^ it. and
; verything recess try i?< it- p<- feet -lire.
' .Sxcia Li.s" i - tiiv < iily perfect
o'atakkh cent: t ver Ic a 1 is now
recognized a the only sa'e a? d po?ilive
cure for that auoyingaud dDgusringdiscase.
ireu.es aii huamu.uti ?
ipiiekly an i j er i.anenrly and is also
wonderfully <,uit!; tt. relieve i;>v ikv-*
Eli or COI.I> ili I he HEAD.
Catauku v.'hen neglected often lead*
tO CONNsJCK ? "ilXlTi I.So" Will
save you if you u.v it at once. It is no
ordinary remedy, bul a complete treatment
which is positively guttrai teed
toe':rc CATAi.ttH.iu anj fcr.ncr stage
if used according to the ahecti'ori<
which accompany eat h package. Don't
ueiiiy oi't send tor it a* on.**, ana write
full particulars a- to your condition,
and you will receive sjierial ad io<- t.uiu
the discoverer of tliD worid.rfu! remedy
regarding your case without cost
to you lie\oml ihe regular nrit-e of
'SSUKFI.ES the GfAR.vXTEKO caTaKUII
CIRE."
Sent prepaid t" any nldn*s> in the
L'uited S ares or Canada < ii eceipr of
nc Dollar. Addr.ss I)ei?t E. lo, EDWIN
M. (J! L ES & CO M P \ v Y.
iniii 2;ci2 M rio-i Street. Phi.adeiphia.
CHILLS, FEVERS
vm NIGHT SWEATS |
all other fornix of maladies when you !
can be cured by
erts' Chili Tonic
loes not contain a better remedy- Many
:ures made by it. 25 cents a bottle,
ided if it fails to do the work- Delight- j
:cai Druggists.
ORCASH!
Lto 1ST ets
I also have a nice line of Screen
mine before buying.
hing Goods.
Ints, Paut.s si ml Serge Cent.-. Come
OODS.
ect., are too uu nerous to mention.
KBpfOT-ffc C?^pOI LSL^.XX-^
~j .Jtrd _L J~_J ->
best at lowest i rices.
ier Dress Goods ;
HURTS, MEN'S AND WOMEN'S
i) r.ov's clothing.
of Groceries in Town.
\n
nr, HAUDWARK& TIXW.ARE.
Wain A (Vs jewelry at -i> nor cent
dee lowest possible prices consist- .
at 4 cents a yard,
tint if jiut sa.^vtiwl.. v.'ith purchase.
ER &. CO,,.
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