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V0L. XVII. KINGSTREE, S. C., THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1901. NO. 32 |
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Positi vely No Now Display Advertisements Will be Received, or Old Ones Changed, Later Than Tuesday Morning.
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AFFAIRS CAUGHT BY OUR LOCAL
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REPORTER AND NOTED.
Writtenin Cordereed Form and Printed
in Like Manner for the Sake of
Our Busv Readers.
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A refreshing snower cooieu iau
atmosphere Tuesday.
The Misses Jacobs returned from
l'awleyks Island Friday.
Editor Cook was iu town Mon- j
day from Scranton.
Troubles are like clouds tliey
rarely appear singly.
The gru trite front of the bank
building is being placed in po.-i1
i>?n.
Mr. L. C. Dove went to Charl?*
.??. <.iiii>a.i\' utirli f rfniiiiiip"
, ^ "l " ? "*o"" r
over Sum]ay.
Hon. Ii. L\ F.addy, the "Sago cf
Possum Fork,'' was among the;
visitors to town Monday.
lie v. J. E. Dunlop filled his
appointment at the Presbyterian
church Sunday afternoon.
Messrs. Eddie, JqIuij, Nap pie!
and Louis Jacobs, Jr.. are in town !
visiting the:, patents for a few days. J
Semi-of the children of ihisj
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(It'l <11 J WU <I4C i 11\' -a vv; i win vi j
of rivers?r;^pi?I am! shallow.
(>.:r rood friend. Mr. Charles
Lesesne, of (ireelevville, w:v. in
town Monday and paid us a pleass
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ant call.
Miss Mary .rue Snidei left lust j
week t( r an extended v;m! ?? *;
friends and relatives at Spsran-j
burg and Woodruff.
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-iwessrs. r>. oieeie ami :\. . >
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McCaM are in tow n lor a tev ?iav*
after a t wo weeks" visit to Georgetown's
popular islam! resort.
Messrs. J. L. Stuckev, Lake!
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City's popular livervman, 'and j
Alex. Stuekey, of Moore's Cross J
lt>ad?, eatne over Saturday and j
spent the day in town.
Last'Sunday afternoon, Mr. S. I
J. (iist, who lives three miles
iioith of Gieeelcyville, killed a
rattlesnake six feet three inches
. long with seventeen rattles. Next.
There will he preaching. Providence
permitting, on Sabbath afternoon,
August 11th, at the
AlUbrook schoolhouse by i\ev.
F. H. Wardlaw. liour for service,
5 p.m.
Mr. K. C. Kpps, cashier of the
Bank of Kingstree, is spending
some time in Florence with the
Merchants and Farmers' .Bank,
loorninff I tin nriicfifn! dptm'ls of i
the bank ng business.
A milch cow belonging to Mr. j
James Epps recently gave birth
to twiii calves. Both the calves
are fully developed and healthy
looking. The cow is mixed with
p
Jersey and is a fine milker.
>Quite a number of people from
Williamsburg have visited Glenn
Springs during the past month,
that famous resort l?e:ng more
popular than ever. I lie following
arrivals at the Springs are
noted froru this county: Mrs. R.
li. Kellehan. MissesSallie Wilson,
J*ula Strong. I'osa Graham. Messrs.
M. B. Nesmith, W. h. Kinder, C,
W. Wolfe. Hugh Pipkin. A. B.
Kauarik.
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Another good rain would help
crops of al! kinds.
Mrs. R. II. Kellehnn, Misses
Sallie Wilson and Lu.a Strong and
Messrs. M. D. Xcsniith and C. W.
Wolfe reached home last week
after a pleasant sojourn at Glenn
Springs.
Mr. E. L. Smith, who for several
years has been engaged in
in the mercantile business hero,
has gone to Marion, where lie will
conduct a fancy dry goods ami
rnii i i nery est a blish :nen t.
Monday, August sales .day,
brought more people to town than
have been here since court week.
Most of the farmers speak hope-'
t'uliv of the cotton crop, but all
agree that corn is almost r; total
failure.
A communication trom Indiantown
hail to Le omitted this week
tor (he same old reason?no name
signed. It seems a dillicuit matter
to convince some people that
we do not publish anonymous
contributions.
Two tracts of land were sold
Monday for delinquent taxes: 73
acres in Sum let township to J. A.
Kelley, Esq., and 25 acres in Indian
township to Mr. J. A.Thompson.
On the other tracts advertised
the taxes were settled and
the sales withdrawn.
Died?On Pat unity. July 23.
1001, Milliard Leverue. infant son
of Mr. and Mrs. L>. X. Stnckey.
3uri.il services .he following da\
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fellow was an ou'y dido, and M.?
;o? means a >ad'ionf- ! !?n:&e. fiborn
June 23. it'JJ
Air. Engem* Montgomery went
!o G.'or^i lo vn |:.-t Week !0 i.) ke u
position will] {lie Georgetown
Provision Oo. M''. Mon'gou.erv
i* a young m.?n of good . haraetei
ami exceptionally hue hn-i.es>
qualities. We wish liiai ab'ind>?nt
success in his new home.
A series of interesting meetings
at the Baptist church, conducted
by Rev. R. E. Pee!, closed Sunday
night. Mr. Peel is a plain,
practical and foreihte speaker and
large crowds were attracted by
his preaching. It is to be hoped
that much good will result from
Mr. Peel's earnest ellorfs.
Messrs. Levin d: ilurwitz,
Georgetown's fashionable clothiers
have something to say to the people
of Williamsburg in this issue.
A number of our people visit
Georgetown from time to time
and it is to their interest to trade
where they can buy the best good?
for the least money. If this is their
object we unhesitatingly recommend
Levin <fc Ilurwitz, whose,
advertisement appears this week.;
On Friday night there will be an
icecream festival at the base ball
park for the ben' 1 t ol theKingstree
base ball team. The young lady
friends of the bays have taken the
matter in hand at d it goes without
saying that the occasion will
be one of unalloyed pleasure.
Everybody and hi; wife or sweetheart
are ex pec ed, and the young
man who comes a1 ne will be expected
to eat at k -si two saucers
of cream. Kernel i ier the festival
is tor the base bail 'earn and the
yonug ladies are & 'ting it up.
Soon it will be, "Ilello, Central!
Give me Lake City.''
Dr. A. D. Kpps was in town
Monday from Greeleyvillo.
The dispensary has been moved
into its new quarters.
Mrs. II. G. Askins, of Lake
City, is visiting friends in town.
I several communications came
in Wednesday, too late for this
week's issue,
! Mr. I\ G. Gourdin returned last
week from a two week's trip to
the up-country.
Prof. N. D, Lcsesne is a visitor
at Clemson College this week,
says llie Columbia State.
Mr. A. W. Love was in town
Wednesday in the interest of the
Inter Stele and West Indian Exposition.
I Mr. and Mrs. M. K. T?omas left
I last week for a trio to Chicago,
I Mrs. Thomas' foimer iiome. '1 hey
' will be absent several weeks.
Mr. W. W. Grayson is aide to
| be out after several weeks* iiliies's
j resulting from the injury to his
I hip by being thrown li^m his
j buggy. His many friends conjnratulate
Jiimon hi< improvement
The municipal election will be
j held on Monday. September b,
Ithe time bci:.g less than a month
lawny. At a meeting o! the coun
[oil the following managers were
[chosen: J J Steele. M. 11. Levin
! and Cieo W Arm?.
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The Kiitgs'ree ha.se team
t :irv?oni>si)ie>i h.v ;si?<???t a dozen o:
' ?lieir iVietid.s w?m! <n to Like
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[City Tuesday i jday ? match
rame of ha!!, The game startid
I oil wry i re't.lv, b?j? in the hogmjiiingofthe
second inning, when
|'lie score stood 1 to 0 in tavor o!
i K'T:?Mree, 'he rain come ami pn;
t a $io;> to the ; laving much to the
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jdisappoint:nenf ot ?he spectators.
:n t:te w^jis'nt; 5 < out
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j The billowing ca?-ep were dis|
posed of in li:e magistrate':* court
! yesterday:
'lite Stale vs. Louis Lurking
; vagrant, fined $20 or 30 days or.
|chain gang.
j The Sta'e vs. Louis I'urkins.
carrying conseaied weapons, lined
! $20 or 30 days on chain gang.
The State vs. Ken Mouzon, asf
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sault and battery, $20 or 30 days.
Shoes?New stock; new prices.
Satisfaction guaranteed. \V. T.
A ski ns.
Try a glass ot Glenn Springs
Water to relieve that thirdly feelw
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itig. For sale at IWuick's Soda
Fount.
Furniture?Oak and poplar bed
steads, bureaus, bed springs, mattresses,
chairs, etc.. to please the
purchaser. W. T. A skins.
All kinds of cooling drinks, including
the famous Glenn Springs
Water, at Ixeddick's Soda Fount.
Try onr Co flee, 3 pounds for 25
cents. W. T. Askins.
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If you wan'*i Piauo or Orean
write to B. 0. Brislow, JDarlingon,S.
C.
Mason's improved P. L , Fruit
Jars for sale. W. T. Askins.
Glenn Springs Water?the finest
mineral water in the South?
lor sale at Reddiek's Soda Fount.
The denkinson Dr
Take in tke 5
Briefly it is just this?the season has a
all summer goods must ho sold or stand
to another season. We propose to sell t
So, from the 1st to the 20th of August v
clearance sales ever known to the peop
burg. We hope to see many of our Wil
and if they can't come we will be glad 1
orders the be>t attention.
BIO 1URG
A beautiful lot of yard wi le Percab
nice yard wide Sea-island Homespun at
colored Sooth Lawns only 3,'Xc a yard;
only 3c a yard; a large lot of 121 and I.
at 8c and H'c per yard; the best Indigo
everywhere at 6'.v'c.
SHOES! SHOES
During this se!e our entire lineof shoes
TRUNKS AND
We carry the most complete line of
Club Bags of any oitse in this part of tin
from 7>c to 517-7) each; cents suit eases
from 20c to Ah of thecs goo Is s dd i
A visit to <?ar store wiii save you in
\v. r:. jexkixsox.
The Welsh Neck
HAiU'SVILL
1. Co-educational?military, me(*hani
gets through work. tl. Best religious am
for hoys and girls, elegantly equipped;
Property worth -$40,000, -5-r>,000 being s
faculty live in dormitoiies with student
night during study hours. 7. Location 1
cultured community. S. Patronage fron
ing every year. 0. A faculty of ten teat*
leges. 10. Very fine department of mnsi
heat, $7.-30per mouth; tuition from $1 t<
of instrument, $3,50 per month.
AdcIress, WELSH NECK IIP4II
Ho! For The Seas,
VISIT T
ATLANTIC BEJ
SULLIVAN'S iSI
riiirty-live minutes Irotn (fharleslo
Ferry Boat and a charming spin on ti
Hotel. Sea Fi.-h in abundance. Coo
For rates write to
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Ml ? will
Closing Out Stoc
We are closing out car
Summer Clothing,
AT THE LOWEST KIGl'KKS
We want the space for Fall auu W:
A pretty line of
Matting ai
Staple Giocerxes at tlae
Respectfully,
Men gjM BpBB^ onprasx^ a
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h-7 i 1 lars's wort
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7 /V up-to-date
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ROCHESTER, 224Kings
_ ^ MaH order
y Goods Store.
Situation.
dvanced to the point where aft
a chance of heln<r carried ovei
i!! summer stuff off at a sacri,e
will Have one of th* largest
le of Clarendon and Williamsllismshunr
friends at this sale.
iosend samples and give their
A INS.
i at />c a yard; 2,000 yards very
: only 4c a yard; the best fast
good Shirting Calicos, fast colors,
5c colored Ditnites all closed out
Blue Calicos at 5c a yard, sold
>! SHOES!
will he sold at reduced prices.
VALISES,
' Trunks, Valises. Suit Cases and
e State. Can sell you trunks
from $1.50 to $10 each; club bags
it special prices during this sale
loney.
.Manning, S. O.
High School,
,k, ?. o.
J. \V. C; A I X ICS, Pr i ii el pal.
cal. -. Thorough course of .study;
1 moral influences. 4 Dor.'uiiorii" ?
electric !iy;lit and furnace heal,
pent for improvements. ?. Kntiro
s; teachers with students every
lealthy, pure water, a refined and
i Maryland to Alabama, incraaa
hers, representing our best col
c. 11. Hoard, including light and
a $1 per month; music, with nr
SCHOOL, IFartsville, S. ('.
here!
as
s riTT IT Ann??
iun nu i
.AND, H.V.
n. A cK*'i^Iitfu! ride o.i l?>o
lie Trolley, Ail cars pass I ho
!\injc and Service iru-iirjiassi <1
J. JACOiil,
Lessee Mini ,\! a MO nor.
ki
enti;\ stock of
Hats and Shoes
VOL' EVES I1EAI!!) OK,
ut?ri* Goods ai.il must have it,
: Cost.
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very lowest pnces,
r'-,rrrnr ixnanar un Vxi^ o^ulv ,-j
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)u Are
TO TJIK CITY TIIJS SUMMER
N'T FOIlfiKT TO VISIT
m flDfllilTE PI ATliiM MM
it 0 mfilll ULl)i!lil?U IIUUOL
n save you ill) c nits on every <??;!Ii
of ^oods you purchase from nn\
iil find in this establishment all
*!G, FURNISHING SCADS
ANB HATS.
Mvool BLUE 8EIIGE SUITS,
1 fast color, .f(? jar mi it.
ti fit you when you can't be fitted
us run iroin 10
: Mo Bswal'S
IE CLOTHING HOUSE,
t. Opposite Academy of Music.
Charleston, S. ... .
s promptly atui ded to", >
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