The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, August 29, 1901, Image 8
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In charge of
\V. L. .BASS, Esq.
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Miss Ella R?<Klners is with her
sitter, Mrs. N. F. Stuck at Hemini.
Miss Lena Gregg, of Florence, rer
turned home Monday after a few
day's visit to Mrs 1) M Epps.
The infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. S T Godwin died Saturday
night. Her little span of life was
?!inni one aeck.
Mr. s. C. Morris has been elected !
principal of the Oekesbury Graded '
School ar*u accepts thei*?sition,Hc
roes to Cokesbuty the tatter part
of this w eek.
Miss Eva RoHfns will teach
the Wayside school the coming
1erm. This school is near Mt. B.
B. Chandler's, and it vviil open between
the 1st and ttth ofScpternb *r.
Mr. and Miss Andrews, ot Oswe-j
go,Sumter countyjiave been spend-1
tug sonic days in town the geesisl
of Rev. and Mist. T. E. IUishton. I
Mr. Andrews is thinking of coining j
here to make his home. He saysj
lie will decide definitely in a few;
days. Should he remove here, he;
will merchandise and do some;
tracking.
Mr. C. D. Rollins will come home ,
about the 4th of September for ? !
month's vacation. He attended the I
Baltimore Medical College last;
term and will continue to attend ;
until he finishes the course. At j
the eh?>e oi last term he accepted
a good situation in Baltimore,which ;
he will till during the intervals be-;
tween college terms. lie will re-;
turn < h-tober 1 to resume his studies, i
(hi Friday night Laurie Stuckev, j
the little son of Mr. and Mrs. J L
Stuck; v. breathed out his brief span
of fife and returned to the bosom '
of 1!iiti who such a little while!
.sent lii:n fortlu He v. as taken;
Wi n l lll?; !< lis SOUK ??J> ItgO Hllll ,
it was then thought that ho could
not survive, but he soon began to
improve and his recovery was fond-;
cherished, but alas, a relapse set in I
and the tiny spark tvu? snufTedout. I
He was was the only hoy in hi
family of six children, and wasj
nouring his fourth birth-day. Ke |
was the a ndest hope of his father J
and the rat of the entire family.;
Lright and joyoas as a sunbeam.!
his taking away was a bitter, bitter I
blow to them and now everything!
reminds thorn of Little Laurie, j
He was laid at rest in the Lake,
t'ity cemetery Saturday afternoon. |
.May tire Groat Physician ministei ,
to the bereaved.
The committee of the Lake City ;
circuit having the parsonage matter'
In charge iedd a meeting on the|
L'ht, .J. C. Young presiding. Aia,
meeting about a month ago the!
committee resolved to bnild a new !
parsonage at a cost of $ll'."?o, divided
the amount among the churches
< t'tlie ej.-cuit and appointed asub-j
, ( ' umiitlee consisting of one mem-1
luT from excti church,and instruct-j
< ?! tni- a >-? nnnittoe to send its'
member- lu'.-'K to their respective'
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< UriT.'iv * iNMiiin lnrni -m uiv; nuui
? \*i ectov, - ? tout their churches
i <'k si", > tu raise their sev'
-itI pr .portion < and to report at !
4 i<t \- ? ii?e?idrt\N meeting the re-j
su!t ?>1 their \V'*rSc. Reports as to'
th ? |>iogress made hi raising the I
funds v,t rt made. Hebron made a'
3>r>'p"sii'ir>n to give $6oi> and a site;
i. about j'i acres provided the par-!
sr>u?:j;e l?e located at that church ;
The chair ruled this out'of rtrdcras |
It was contrary to the church laves, |
inasmuch a - u parsonage could not;
it? located til ckis manner. The;
Lake (. ity Church owns the lot ou
which the parsonage is now situ-1
itied. The parsonage, however, is;
n l a ioeal, hut s circuit parsonage;
For this reason soiee hesitated
about advocating that the circuit i
build a iiouse on land belonging to j
, the local church at Lake City. To I
'deviate any trouble on this account 1
the Lake City church offered to;
convey the Jol to the circuit, valu- .
Liu it HtJMbb and providing that the!
. circuit should build it< parsonage j
on it or sell it for not less than $300 j
and invest the proceed- in another '
lot i:i Lake Citv on which lot the;
i .tiit Tiii
committee agreed to report to
th<* quarter!v conference foritscon- j
?-;*!< ration.
'i rue to announcement the Thicks 1
:::i.i Thins eroded bat< and other ,
things last Thursday, not promptly ;
it the ndviiiscd time, however, t
Some of the Thins consumed so >
much lime in making their toilets
that it Was 3.t?" before the order of
.mareli frcni the depot was formed.
The | recession was received with
: bout-1, hut !*<jI)s and roars of laughter.
The aggregation was simply
indescribable. Every man was in
costume, and the costumes were
wonders i>: cn'or, of sty it* and of tit
-mostly tiMstii. And the figures in
these costumes simply gave them
.v!I sorts of outline* In the ease of
She it?-i more was nor mucn oui- t
Jines?mo.-t!y in lines, far in. Oh,
?:>>! they were a lot of beauties; a
circus tent full. The line up ws<
the same as published last week
\ ith oneoi two exceptions. Two;
of the I''his failed to come up to the
scratch and E. S. Floyd ami J. J..
Matthews tilled their places, and
filled them full too. One Thin hurt
Jiis knees and couldn't jp> into the
diamond. Hugh Mct'utchen took
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his narrow place. A X Sutclifife
was found to be too young and
frisky to play, but in a rig such as
is not often seen by mortal eyes be
kept the crowd from getting sleepy.
Well, the game ermmenced. It
was fun from the beginning to the
end. Wo can't give the position of
the players. Some played all ahout.
Others played well, really well. The
Lean catcher, BlackwelL, opened
his mouth as a ball came. No teeth
were carried away, bat the inside
of his lip got into trouble. Judge
(ireen played somewhere between
first base and the pitcher, and ran
bases when he got the chance.
Three innings were flayed and the
game called?wind gone out most
of them, though some remained as
lively as crickets and wanted to
play on. The score stood 9 to 12 in
favor of the thicks. Wilmot Ghland
umpired and gave entire satisfaction.
Short speeches were made by
Hugh McCutchen, Sutcliffe and S.
M. Askins. A collection was taken
up to pay for arnica, turpentine and
other trimmings, we suppose. The
crowd was a large one and seemed
to enjry the fun. Several from
Kings tree, Coopers, Indiantown,
Serahton, Cades and Hebron were,
present. After this game seven innings
were (Hayed between Lakfc
City and Concord, which resulted
in a victory for the home team.
Lake City will on September 4
vote upon the question of a disj ensary
in this town. The object of
the election is to test the sentiments
of the voters of the town on
this matter, ami if a majority of
the ballots cast be in favor of the
establishment of a dispensary, tin
board of control wijl be asked to
open one here. Before the di.sp%p
sary law was enacted liquor hid
been banished from tins town by
a vote of the people, and since its
passage, every effort to get a dispensary
has been fought vigorously
and successfully. Now, however,
those favoring the move seem to
think that there has been a revolution
in the feelings of our people.
Whether there he any foundation
for such a supposition remains to
he seen. The alleged change of attitude
is attributed to the blind
tiger business. There is no doubt
whatever that lots of liuuor has
been and is still being sold in this
community in violation of law, and
every effort?and strenuous effort
has been made?to break upthe illegal
tratiic has failed. Therefore
some say that inasmuch as liquor is
being.sold here we had better have a
dispensary and get the benefit ofthv
protits and the protection of the
law. This is the argument. This
may be convincing to many, but
there are two sides to this question
us to all others. In the first place >;
disptusury may not and probably
will not destroy the blind timers, at
least in the surrounding country.
Agaiiutfce blind tiger*, sell liquor it
is tree, Nut twenty-five tiger , such
a< we have, will not s? II as mueli
liquor as one dispensary. Further,
thing- have a way of righting themselves
in this world. Nothing can
continue in violation of law an indefinite
length of time. The blind
tigers will eventually work th?>ir
(i\vn destruction. They will in the
coHrse of time coram it Inv limitary
suicide. In fact, some of them in
t lis town are right n^w sharpening
tne knives that will cut their own
throats. The denouement may take
place soon and when it does, there
will he surprises?(he tigers will be
surprised and some of our people
wilt, we think, be surprised when the
the faces under the tiger's skins are
revealed. Shea Id this election he
carried in favor of a dispensary *tnd
should one be e stablished, the greatest
care in the selection of a dis
peuser should be exercised, and tin*
council enforce the lavr to the very
letter and the people should stand
squarely by the couneil. If some of
our people do not stand by the council
then better than they have iu tire
Utforts to suppress illicit traffic and
to enforce other law, the condition
of our town will he fearful indeed.
We all should think well before we
cast our ballots. It is generally safe
to let veil enough alone. Our town
is now prosperous. Jlusiness is
good and increasing. New and good
neople are moving in. Houses are
being built. The whole town is
building up. We had better think
well. A fearful mistake may be
made. On the other hand a dispensary
might prove far the b?st. We
?b?n't know?hut the ri<k.
J wor?t kluU ol a com- >*<1
J biCktiOIl.
i Eureka X W\
| Harness Oil
? not only roarfcoothol rimees nnrt the 'I. lf\
J 1 torso hji k bettor, b-it muices the ' ,\%
f Lather bolt nt:-l Tillable, puts It In con- |<i%
it'll j a/, dltlon fi> last?twice m long IxJI
'MMRKr/ uS 11 ordinarily would. /IKl
WjBEilTll.V. ' e?cry*tirr# in rnyn?:?!1 |U^
., M, tUei. itade by
^5lV<( STANDARD f|
oil co. tu
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Your ' MI
Horse a. YKf
Chancel
The Hotter it Gets
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The more Thin Clothes
You Need.
prrnnri? r./miK IT V ATT? I
AX 1>UU AAA. A- A. .
PRICE IS WHAT WE
OFFER YOU.
Goods Exchanged, or
Money Refunded.
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EVERY ARTICLE WE SELL
HAS OUR FULLEST
GUARANTEE.
SEND US YOUR ORDERS RY
MAIL.
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ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS,
Corner Kitqj and II;;-ell Streets,
CHARLESTON', S. C.
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Attention!
Citizens of
Williamsburg' Co.
Where you are in Georgetown,
and xv;uit t.oiaake ynnrexpeniij
* cs.hu>* vour CLOTHING.DRY
coons, GENTS FURNISHING
GOf)I>S, IIAT.:. SHOES,
| .from I.EVIN A* HUKWJTZ.
We suaruitee vuk a savins: of
S5 to :io jier cent on ever/ dollar's
worth of jv.iroha-ed
from ns. We a o S? :t?*;?r nut
I our Snrin>: ami Suuimer Goods
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f ! < (?>! and below in order to
make rc.oiii for our enormous
Fall and Winter Stock, which
I -will commence coming in within
the next Ufte n d ivs and
which will "Xce! anyrhiiisr ever
Ixrmphi S.'Ulh in style, quality
I a:.d i?rice.
LEVM Sl HURWITZ,
: Leading Cloftlers and Furnishers
of Gecigetown, S.C.
MadC orders attcndrd to the same
j da* jvo&ircd. 1': O. Box 04.
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| WOFFORI) .
I COLLEGE.
SPARTANB'JIBr, S. C.
' 4STII YEAIi DXGINS 5I"J?1KMHEK 28.
| Ki>rLt ia faeu'Ji. Eitfht depart!
moists. VxpeiiH*:". from #1)0 to
J a year. For catalo^'ic, uddre.-s
J. A. OA ME WELL.
Sfcty.
I Wofford College
i Fitting School.
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SIWUTANTU'HG, S. C. 1
Klo.jji'it nov. luiildiiitr. Board at i,
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, tuition f<>r year. .*!!'?. All informs- j
! tion tfivt-ji f?v A. M I>L* 1'IIE, ilc.idl
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IDENTJST.
I V."ILL BE AT GttTK' iE'n AVX, S. c.
i>i;hi"ng .illy.
OLMcc at Evidence.
Teeth Extracted Without
Pain.
[Teeth Put in Without Plate
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"We have on hand a car load of I
thetn linger longer, therefore
We Pass Up The
Don't quarrel with opportunity, b
last. Ail tiie standard niaaes, sucn as
slock,E nger, Barber and 11. E. JoiK's
We make you practically a pre.ser
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LIVERY DEF
la always supplied with Good Horses }
J. L, STUCf
Lake Cit'
H^Te-KT:- Store!
One chance is all we ask to eenvinc
OUR SPEC!
Miilioeiy, mb' sin! Geiiis' M
THINGS THAT DELIGHT THE L
THATCANT
STEWART
Lake Oil
8 FECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
TJa\-iii<^ <m!<1 ik lw'f Anfire stock a
who is iu our ton ploy, will bo pleaded
at our store.
What Yen Gnu Find at
EPFS Stc EPl
Hiaifee Olt
In order to be .strictly in it, we have?
complete
Guns, Cartridges, Revol
Firearms of Eve
We have also added to our large stocl
CPsY GOODS, SHOES
a complete lint- of COFFIN'S and CA!
that we can more than please you wh
to establish the fact of our extremely
store. Give t;s a trial, won't you ?
KITS
$100 R.2
FOR ANY
CHILLS Jl2>
That Cannot t
TXTla.eeler'
When used strict 1 j by directions. The
ment on the market. The liver and Kidn
system treated separately. Wheeler's Tc
Cure Intermittent, BiHioui
The Beet Tonic; Great Appetizer;
Compounded; Contains no Poison. For
D. C. SCOTT. K! 1
THE FIRST (
Has at last breathed upon us. and the
the case may he. Times are hard wil
rally interested in knowing where tin
Now, we want you nil to com- to
money. Times will be hard '.'or k she
by getting goods at the lowest possibl
For tlie next ten days we otter
Best Flour, 1st Patent
Second Patent
Corn Splendid
tobacco, K) pound
Grits ...
Good Coffee
Sugar, Granulated
But s Fverything
else in the Grocery line I'
eeries. We (Jo not break packages, l>i
packages. H.iKK A* C<>.
Kingstree Grain an
\VAKEH(>CSK, MAIN S'J
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DENTAL HALF RATIONS.1
Jiv the above caption the under- i
sij.ried mean- that hereafter his time;and
practice will !>e divided between.
Kin?stree and Lake Citv eeuallv?
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giving the latter place from the 1st f? 4
the 15th of each month, and from the i
Itilii to the oOtli to tile fertile!. O'tu-J
luencin;: at Lake City an March 1st.;
l.'e-pcct ully,
A. M. SMDEK,
Dental surgeon.
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The largest bell in America is in j
(lie Cathedral of Notr.-* Darae at ^
Montreal and weighs20,400pounds ?a
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mmmm?mm?mmmx*i n ill m u wutm,.w
1UUGIES, and can't ,afford to let
Profs is to You.
ut come now" and buy while thev }
Hackney, Tayior? Canady, Hayit
of half the profits if you buy now.
'ARTMFNT
md Stylish and Servicable Vehicles
(FY & CO..
y, S. 0.
nSTe"v\7" <3-?ca.sI
o you of the quality of our .goods.
ALTY IS
li? Bfl M 818 Ife
A DIES HEARTS AT PRICES
RE P. EAT.
& FLOYD,
cy, S. C.
Dll ESSM A Iv I NO & M11,LrMSR'V
!vl g<)0<I will' Miss Ma G. R*<lgei>,
to serve her friends and caii>toini*rs
=S STORE, "V^
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secured a license and now carry a.
line of
vers, Ammunition and
zy Description,
Ic of
AND G8Q?ER!E%
"KSTH. and we feel quite certain
en it gomes to prices. All \vy wish
low prices is just one visit to our
? KITS, I \K V, "l Y. <\
swlim t
CASE Or
si J_J V Jlj .lXj
K' Cured by
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7 t ; /- ?-.-> -1 ^
^ ?V> W-.-..4.W
only combined ChiJI and Fever treaty's,
stomach, blood, bruin anil nervous
hiic will
; and Ccr,ti;u3d fever.
a Logical Prescription Scientifically
sale everywhere.
SC.STIIKR. S. C.g.t. ,
crops are either made or lost, as
tli oar farmers, and they are natuev
can get goods the cbeaifcest.
us and see if we cuiW Save you
rt while, but we must economize
e margin.
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4.00
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etui dies - V -r?
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tit? 12'
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)\v down. Come and see u-< on Gin- ^
nt will save yonjnoney <;n whole
, Proprietor of tire -v
d Commission Co.
K1NG.STREE, S. C.
W. L. BASS, 1
Attorney at Law.
J AXE CITY. S r
'radices in State and Federal
Courts.
W. F. CLAYTON.
Attorney - at - Law.
FLO Li EX CK, S. G
Practice? in atl the Unite<T States
'or.rts, and in the Courts of Florence
nd Williamsburg Counties.
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