The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, November 21, 1901, Image 8
II CITY DEPIRIMHT.'
la charge of
. W. L. BASS, Beg.'
Arthur Jonea is at home from
the Welsh Neck High School.
Miss McMlchael, of Columbia,
is on a visit to irienas m town. i
W.W. Sellers, Sr., chief constable I
for the Florence division, spent last
Friday in town. He came in pursuit
of a jug, which to the gratification
?f the owner turned out to be
all right.
Otis Harrell encountered a very
painful and serious accident a few
days ago. He, in carelessly handling
a pocket knife, ran the"i>oint of
the blade into his eye. We understand
that the sight has been destroyed
and that there is danger ef
other troubles.
B. \V. Stewart sold a load of tobacco
on our market a few days ago
which which brought a rigm gooa
price. The average price was 47J*
cents p?r pound for the entire lot.
The prices rangod from 45 to 65
cents per pound, and the number of J
poipirt* was several hundred. We
think this weuld be right hard to
beat.
Two of H. Nachman'* children
have been sick for several days;
one, the little girl, with pneumonia
and ceinplications; the other, the
little bey, with ills attending cutting
teeth. Both of them have been
* * at J.
seriously hi ana ienra 01 iacn ru eovery
have been entertained, but
they are now better and hopes are
held ?Ctheir recovery. Dr. Hinnaut
s-alled in Dr. llcLeod, of Florence,
vne day last week for consultation.
Our tobacco men went down to
Charleston one day last week and
bought the entire crop of tobacco
of Maj. J. 8. Horlbeck, whose farm
is about four miles from Mt. Pleasant.
They bought this tobacco
over buyers from other markets.
This market this season has sold
tobacco fromBerkeley,Colleton and
Charleston counties, besides from
the adjoiuing counties to Williamsburg.
Some days ago Joe Epstein made
application that his homestead be
set off to him. The appraisers selected
were: by Epstein, J. H. Brilles;
by the sheriff. J. J. Morris, and
by the creditor, II. Nachman, W.
T. Askins. The appraisers met on
Monday and ascertained and appraised
the personal property,which
they found amounted, in all to a
Htti* ie?H than the amount exempt
ed, f5(X). Consequently nil of the
property'waa set off as homestead.
The difference between the business
methods of Northern and
Southern merchants found an illustration
here last week. On Tuesday
night a book was ordered from a
Boston publishing heu*e. It was
received on Saturday morning, lest
tnan four day# after the ord-?r was
mailed. ' <>n Friday night some stationery
Whs ordered from a?'liarlest->!i
firm. It win received on Tuesday
.umruiuy, inore than three, days
after the order was mulled. In one
n*e the distance traveled by the
order ami the goods Whs two thou
sand and forty-two tnlie*; in me
other one hundred and forty-eight.
On hut Mondny our town came
very ne??r passing through the Name
experience that TlinuionavlMe and
.V?nyc*vllle have recently had.
About 4 o'clock the Jenes ginnery
wai discovered to lie en fire. In a
short time donse volume* of bluck
smoke were pouring from the roof
of the main building. Excitement
rati high and it seemed an if we
were to have a regular con-,
llagration, but fortunately it
was discovered in time to
b? extinguished before it got beyond
control. The firs startol la
the gin rooiw and Mr. 13xker, the
ginner, with assistance soon put it
out. ltwasvory fortunate that it
occurred in the daytime and was
discovered before it had gained
- headway. The ginnery is so situated
that had the tire gained headway
the Star warehouse, which is only
a few feet uwav, would most un"***?fuL'nia
m fill
uurnuun?ui^ ua>v- mn\ Ml V
Ino store of L. L. Caldwell would
have betn in imminent clanger of
destruction, and the entire soction
on the eastern side of the railroad
um far as the depot might have
been burned. The excitement did
not last long bat while it coutiuued j
wan intense. !
BBBUB -T?vtr**
IT Rain and*weat \ \ v \ |i
have bo elToct oo ?/,
3 harBea* treated
n with Eureka War- ff (JunL^Mz^. iK
H neia Oil. It re- r *" \
litotes: 11
M >1 lenrliv the i-Ai'l ' J" ? I
9 u*e of Eureka JzA 1
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A 16el at forty is a fool forefer,
but, luckily for some ef us, net
necessarily the same kind of a fool.
ASTOUNDINO DISCOVER V.
From Coopersrille, Mtcli., cones
word of.i wonderful discovery of a pleasant
tasting liquid that when u<etl b*
u.. .-.vnU^l ith
lortf JVUrtUg U) 211JJ l/tic IIUUI/IVU nivu
a bad cough always ensures a good
night's rest. "Jt will soon cure the
congh too," writes Mrs S Iliir elburgor,
' for three generations of our family
hare used Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption and never found its
equal for coughs and colds." It's an
unrivaled life-saver when used for
desperate lung diseases. Guaranteed
bottles 50e and $1.00 at Wallace &
Johnson's. Trial bottles fiee.
Sorue men are to constituted
that it you fl their stomachs yon
may slap lljeir face when you will.
SPREADS LIKE WILDFIRE.
Yvhen things are "the best" they become
"the best selling." Abraham
Hare, a leading druggist, of Ilelleville,
O., writes: ''Electric Bittcra are the
best selling bitters I have handled In 20
years." You know why? Most diseases
begin in disorders of stomach,
liver, kidneys, bowels, blood and nerves
Tiitt.n tan** nn the stomach.
regulate* liver, kidneys and bowels,
purifies the blood, strengthens the
nerves, hence cures multitudes of maladies.
It builds up the entire system.
Puts new life and vigor into any weak,
sickly rendown nan or woman. Price
50 cents. Sold by Wallaoe & Jehnaen
druggists. i
It is singularly sorrowful that
bad company should oftentimes
be such good company.
ftrcP.AT LUCK Of AN EDITOIt.
"For two years all effort* to cure eczema
in the palmt of my hand failed,"
write# Editor II N Lester, of Syracuse,
C*n., "thea I was wholly cu ed by
Bucklen's Arnica Salve." It's the
warld's best for eruptiona, atrea and
all skin disease. Only 25c at Wallace
8c Jehnsens.
. Women are ployed as porlers
and guards on French railroads.
THAT THROBBING HEADACHE
Would quickly leave you, if yoi uaed
Dr. King's New Life Pi)ls. Thousands
of sufferers hare preyed their matchless
merit f jr sick and nervous head
ache*. They make pure blood and build
up yoar health. Only 25e; Money back
if not cured. Sold by Wallace & Jolm#on
druggist.
I'aels are born, bat verse writers
proa of their own accord.
You Know What you are Taking
W hen you take Grove's Tasteless
Chill Tonic Is'Crtuse the formula is
plainly printed on every boflle
showing that it is simply Iron and
Quinine in a tasteless form. No
cure, no pay. 50c.
Street corners are the turning
points in many lives. "
DID YOU KNOW THIS?
Do you know that a neglected cough
or cold leads to consumption? More
people die from the effects of catching
cold than from any other known cause.
There is one remedy, and remember it
only costs twenty-fire cents, that has
nroveo a safe, unfailing cure for
coughs and colds. It is called Mexican
Syrup. YourdruggUt lias it or will
get it for you. It heals and strengthens
the lungs and breathing passages,
when nothing else you take seems to
do you good; you had better get a bottle
to-day and read the testimonials on
the wrapper.
I1AVE YOU WORMS?
Are you growing thin and sickly?
Has your skin a pale or sallow tinge?
Do you not occasionally feel a hollow
sen?ation in the pit of your stomach,
or a queet dlsrr?ss in your bowel*? Do
you get easily vexed, nervous 01 fldg't.v ?
Probably you are nourishing some
stomach worms, a lenghty tape worm,
or else a thousand pin worms, that are
devitalirng your entire system. You
can expel them by taking Mather's
Worm Syrup. Nothing el.?e is so effective.
BETTER HEALTH.
Better health always follow a use of
lf?Yii-jtn Root Pills, simnlv because!
they cleanse the system of sickening
ju.d effete matter so thoroughly and
completely. It is a .sin to r/m<?tin constipated
when Mexican. Root Pills
only cost 25 cents a box.
TIIE BEST PAIN CURE
Is one that is absolutely safe and j
sure, and that taken internally will
cure cramps and colic, or applied ex-}
ternal will reduce swelling* and subdue!
pain. Gooch's Quick Relief doea this |
and only costs 25 cents.
WANT TO BE PRETTY?
Then purify your blood by taking,
Gooch's Sarsnp*ril!a, the best of all i
biood medicine* <
PILE-INE CURES PILES'
Mouey returfded if it CTer falls.
Anti-Aguk cures Chill* ard Feror
For sale by W. V. Brock I Bl'ton.
KJ'gsnree, S. G
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MifloTiPo
uUlllllllillbli.
' Buy your clothes from a firm
who never intentionally misrepresents
anything. Where any dissatisfaction
is made good as soon
as reported, and where prices are as
low as reliable qualities will petmit.
This forms (he basis of oar business
principles.*
OUR
FALL ? WINTER
CLOTHES
Are ready, and offer styles and
size* to please everyone.
IF YOU CAN'T COME TO US,
SEND A MAIL ORDER.
BIS? It J VISUM
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS,
' Corner Kin# and Hasell Streets,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
TAX MOTICE.
Tiri!AiBURrfR,,s Orricx. ) j
. - Willi* m&buro County, [- '
Klnjptree. S.U.,Uct, 10, iwi. j
The tax ]?ry for the fiscal year 1901
1* a* JolJowfl:^ ~ n i
For State .. 6 ml 11k
For Count* / J .. . . 4 mills
For School!, . , ? .... S mills
80 mills on valite'bTall stock In Anderson.
SutUot and Part of Prni Townships.
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3 mills'on all property in School Ihatrirta
N?? if* and 16.
2 mills cq all property In School District*
Si-it. 19. 20 and 21.
1 mill on all property ?n School District
No, lb. ......
A capitation tm of one d-dlar on all
mal'M Itetween the age* of 21 and 90
year*, unlee* constitutionally exempt.
I will be at the following places on
the days h?en tinned below fer the collection
of the **id tax:
Cade?, October 15
Indiantown, -4 lfi
Cedar Swamp, . " u
Bloomingvale " 18
MorrUvllle, " 19
Home, . **. 23
Laaabert, M 24
Ards Cross Roads, ,4 25
Altmaiis, " 20
Hebron, " -iff
Greeleyville, " 29
Goii'dini " 30
Hinnant's Store " 31
Saltcro, November 1
Kingstree, November 4 to 7 inclusive
Lake City, November 11
Scranton, r" . ?. 12
Prospect. 13
Harper*, " 14
Trio, ?? 15
Kinjrftree. Nov. 16 to DerSl.inclnsive,
Saturdays excepted.
It. I). ROLLINS,
octl0-dc3l County Treasurer.
Weil earned glory will last longer
than unearned prize money.
Or. Cady'a Condition Powders.
Are ju*t what a horse needs when in
bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier and
vermifuge. TJiey are uot food but
medicine and the best in use to put a
horae in prime eoadition. Price 26 ctt
per paekage. For sule by D. C. Scott.
To Cure a Cold in One Day,
Take Laxative Urotno Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. K. W.
Grove's signature is on each box.25c.
C /Vv y /y
Thl* ?ffr\lur* '* oa crory box or in* fepnia*
Laxative LroiEO-Quinine Tabloid
li>e ronsilv' c?r?a a ?oki la <?o a ay
guaianteed
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S3 <jgjg| $8,000 DEPOSIT
i/i&JjlS5 # R. FAftl PAH)
HgeQ^ 20# free
Lpfr-?J? SokblarafclM offaatf.
C. * W' Writs |thkto
CA.-AI-A, ?U*IMKS? OOLkMOm, MMM, Q?
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have on hand a car load of 15
them linger longer, therefore
We Pass Up The
Don't quarrel with opportunity, bi
last. All the standard makes, such as
dock,Enger, Barber and R. E.Jones.
We make you practically a presen
our
LIVERY DEF
Is always supplied with Good Horses a
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Lake Oifr
Storel
One chance is all we ask to convince
OUR SPECJ
itirj, IMS' i ? M\
THINGS THAT DELIGHT THE L
THAT CANT
STEWART
Lake Cit
8FECIAL ATTENTlOx GIVEN TO
Having sold us her entire stock ar
who is in oaf employ, will be pleased
at our store.
BARR
Wish to inform their friends and c
business at the old stand, and have on
CORN, SUGAR, F
"OATS, COFFEE, HAY,
" CIGARS,
GRIT8,- TOBACCO,
MEAL, 'SALT,
STARCH, CANDY,
Ind In Fact Everyttinf
We are not selling out, nor are \vc
trary are trying te hulld up a good, soi
tree on as low margin as first-class go<
we ask the support and patronage of tl
- Come and Get Pric
We buy cotton from our customer
sixty days at small cost. Come and tr
; GEO
W. L. BASS,.
Attorney at I.-aw.
LAKK tll Y, S. C..
Practices in State and Federal
Court*.
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DENTIST.
WILL BE AT GEORGETOWN, S. C.
DURING JULY. J
y m
Offlcs at Rr*i<lencc.
Teeth Extracted Without t
Pain.
Teeth Put in Without Plate i
Have Ycu fad ths Latest
From Georgetown ?
If Not, Bead this Ad.
LEI & HURWITZ I
Have one of the best selected stecks
?of?
Fashionable Clothing,
Gents Furnishings,
Dry Goods, q
Shoes, Eats, Etc., v
Ever brouph i South. All we ask
when vou are in our city is to come ,
in and" inspect our stock and jet f
our prices, and we are sure that ''
after comparing the prices of our
first-class goods with others, the
biggest trouble we will have is to h
wrap up the goods and receive f
your money. 11
LEVIN & HURWITZ. 8
Leading Clothiers and Fur- n
nishers of Georgetown, S.C. "
Mail' orders attended to the miIm t,
day reooired. P. O. Boi }H.
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UliGIES, and ean'fc afford 10 let
. vjjfa
Profits to You.
at come now-and boy whilo thgy
Hackney, Taylor A, Ganady, HiVt
of half the profits if yon buy now. . -J
ARTMFNT
>nd Stylish and ServieableVehlelea
[EY&CO,, .
I. S. 0.
> I II ^
HiTe'W G-oodj3l
a you of the quality of our gootfei.
ALTY IS
i t it sm a . _ ? u mm
sons, uff ffijods m mm.
ADIES HEARTS AT PR.CES
BE BEAT.
& FLOYD,
y, S. O. jAL-DRESSMAKING
A MILLINERY
id good will Miss Ida G. IUdgere,
to serve her friends and customers
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ACQ,
sustoraera that thejr are still doing
hand a full line of ^
LOUR, CHEESE,
LARD, CRACKERS,
BACON, MOLaSSEtS
BUTTER, V STAR LYE,
SOAP. OIL,
CANNED GOODS.
in ttcErocery Line. .
s selling at cost; but on the eoniind,
reliable business at old Kingsxta
can be sold?aad to this eud
le public.
es Before Buying.
> ai? will inonraaiwi haiH IViism
ny vi n in uouiv niiu ii^uw i"? eaavi**
ilk with us.
_ S. BARB, Manager.
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W. F. QLAYTOH. '
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Attorney- at- Law.
FLokjBxrK. sc.
PracM<*e? In all flte United States
:<?arta, and in ti e t onrts of Florence
nd WlUUmsburif Counties.
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A. M. SNIDER,
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Surgeon Dentist.
tingstree, 16lh to 30th of each
month.
,ake City, l^t to 15th of each
month.
Xingstree, erery Saturday.
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Satisfaction Guaranteed.
An Irishman says the apple that
aused old Adam's fall must hare .
ieea a banana peel.
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Benaon Brief*.
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We are glad to state that Miss
tnnie Snowden, who has been. ~ "-i?
[mte sick of typhoid ferer, is con- u
alescing. 5
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Mi;=s Rosa Steele, of Kiogstree, ^
'jsited relatives in this section a
ew days this week.
Rev. W.Smith Martin preached
lis final sermon before Conference
o a small but very attentive congelation
last Sunday morning.
The short cot tan crop is *efy
icarly, if not entirely, gat bowl
ud sold. The corn crop is also
ery lijfht. Peas are not plentf/tyl,
iu( of good qyality. W
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