The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, January 23, 1902, Image 5
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AFFAIRS CAUGHT BY OUR LOCAL
REPORTER AND NOTED.
Written in Condensed horm end Printed
ih Like Manner for the Sake of
I Our Busy Readers.
.Note legal ads" this week.
Mr. Entile Arrowsmith came up
loni Georgetown Sunday.
I LeRov Lee, Esq., went up to
poluiuhia Monday on professional
luainess.
Mrs. M. McMillan and Miss
lalieniclit, of Charleston, visited
rietids in town last week.
Hoiie G. A?kms, Esq., of Lake
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fH^BCity, received his commission last
jfiBweek as notary public, See his
^^ card.
|HS Dispenser J. W. Coward went
Hte Columbia Thursday to make
jfl his annual settlement with the
I^B ate dispensary.
[SB The County Record's 'phone (
InV number is 21. When yob have a
fl nice, fresh piece el news don't
fail to r:nj up 21.
H Three papers lor the price of ,
m one?ilie Atlanta Constitution,the j
H Sunny South and The County ,
K Klcurd, all three for $2. .
jB The total enrollment of the <
if graded school is now 135 pupils, I
[? with an average attendance of 118. 1
All of the classes are progressing i
B nicely.
1 Dr. A. D. Epps, of Greeley ville, i
? was in town Saturday. It is grat- j
ifving to his many friends that i
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fur. XLppS 18 SUV?'.CCUill?, ou uivvij
in his profession. i
Subscribe to The Commoaer, I
William J. Bryan's great. paper, i
lor only 65 cents a year in chib
with The Record? botk papers i
for $1 65 in advance.
?$Mr. W. E. Stiowden, of Benson,
stepped over in town Monday
night at the Coleman House. Mr. '
Snowden w in the employ of the '
Atlantic Coast Lumber Co., as
surveyor.
Rev. Frank M. Hauser, ot Aa
On will nroach in the 1
JJU51U, ua.f mil riv.v.. ...
Baptist church Sunday next at i
11 a. m. Everybody is cordially
invited to attend services.
Capt. Howe, president of the
Bank of Florence, and Mr. Willie
Anderson, also of Florence, passed
through town Monday en route to
Capl. Cooper's to take a bird hunt.
Mr, J. J. M. Graham, of Cades,
called on us while in town Monday,
accompanied by. Mr. i?. A. Bass,
f Halifax connlv, Va. Mr. Bass
is frem the todacco-producing section
of tile Old Dominion and will
lake charge of Mr. Graham's tobacco
farm this year.
One night last week a little ne
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gro girl, me oaugnier 01 iuwkhi
Singlelery, of Benson, wag accidentally
bnrned to death. The
child, which was quite young,
got up early and began to play
with fire. Its dress caught and
was in flames when the child's
screams awoke the parents.
Among the exposition visitors
daring the past week were noted
the following from town and
caunty: Mrs. Lula Brockinton.
Misses Edith and Betiiah Nelson,
Melle and HattieSnowden, Messrs.
J. Y. McGill, M. M. Wilson, S. T.
McGrea, P. B. Thorn, P. A. A1Ubrook.
J. S. Frierson, K. W. Mcflutchen
and W. J. Suowden.
Mr. Hugh McCutchen, who has
keen representing Alex Spruht &
c>on, of Wilmington, N. C., as cotton
buyer at this point, desires us
to state that, as the cotton season
is nearly ever, he will alter this
week be in town only on Wednesday
and Saturday of each week.
On these days be will be pleased
to meet his friends at the depot
during the remainder ot the
season.
Mr. R. D. Rollins returned Monday
from a visit of several days
to the *City by the Sea." While
ia Charleston Mr. Rollins, of
course, went out to the exposition
grounds. This was his first visit
to the big show,.ahe expresses
himself: as beiag. delighted with
wba|th& saw, la. its.scope and
elaborateness, the Charleston exposition,
he says, is away ahead of
the ene held iu Atlanta. several
yovjaggw. ]
R. J. Kirk Esq., went down te
Charleston Wednesday an business.
Mr J. W. Josey, representing:
Melchers <fc Co., Charleston, was
autographed at Barr's Hotel yesterday.
By remembering that one long
ling calls up central you will
avoid confusion and receive more
prompt attentiou.
Grand Prelate John M. Knight,
ot Sumter, will be here on February
2, to make an address before
Kingstree Ledge Knights of
Pythias.
Rev. J. E. Dunlop Slled his
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regular appoinrment ac me i res-1
byterian church Sunday morr.iag,
and Kev. H. J. Caul hen preached
in the Methodist church morning
and evening at the usual hoars.
The Scran!on News has suspended
publication. The outfit has
boen removed to Kingstree and
[be paper wdl bo published under
the name of the'^WeeklyMail,"
with Messrs. Stoil and Stoll as
editors. The first issue will appear
this week.
Mr. W. Eugene Cooke has severed
his connection with the
Scranton News and at the close
of the present session of the legislature,
where he is employed as
journal clerk, will take the law
course at the South Carolina College.
Mr. Cooke is a very estimable
young man and we wish him
much success.
Cadet Q. O. Epps, of Clemson
Uollege, was forced Jo come home
in December on account of a
severe attack of pneumonia.
Acting on the adviee of his physician
he has decided not to resume
his studies this session, as his illness
has left his system in a somewhat
reduced state. Cadet Epps
is a member of the junior class,
and as is the case with most of
Williamsburg's collegians, is taking
a very creditable staad in his
classes, beiug promoted this year
from corporal to sergeant. He intends
returning to tho college at
the beginning of the fall term.
Bring your Watches, Clocks and
Jowelrv to R. A. Watts, Jr., at
ouce, as I don't know just hew
long I will be heie. Academy
Street, opposite the dispensary.
lull
Will Sell 75 Pe
York
Now is Your Opportunity
Than Evi
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ALLMW AJMiJ
WiQ be Open Friday E
GRA YSON'S
Come While
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DON'T LIVE TOGETHER.
Constipation and health never gp to- gether.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers
promote easy action of the bowels
without distress "I have been troubled
with costiveness nine years," says J.
O. Greene, Depauw.Ind.. "I have tried
many remedies, but little early risers
give best results " Drs. D. C. Scott
and W. V. Brockington.
Most people believe in Ihe total
depravity of somebody else.
CHILDREN tiS^JKUlALLI LIABLE.
Burns, bruises and cut* are extremely
painful, and if neglected often result
in blood poisoning. Children are especially
liable to such miihap* because
not so careful. AS a remedy DeWitt'a
Witch Hazel Sal re U unequalled.
Draws out the fire, stops the pain, soon
heals the wound. Beware of counterfeits.
Sure cure for plies. 'DeWltt's
Witch Hazel Salve cured nay baby of
eczema after two physicians gave her
up," writes James Mock, N. Webster,
Ind. "The sores were so bad she soiled
two to fl re dresses a day." I>r?. D. C.
Scott and W. V. Brockington.
A cy?ic is a man who is never 1
happy unless he is unhappy.
A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
"I was troubled for about seven years
with my stomach aud in bed half my
time, says fi. Demsck, Somerville, Ind.
"I spent about 81,000 and never could
get anything to help me until I tried
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. I have taken
a f?w bottles and am entirely well."
You don't live by what you eat, but by
what you digest and assimilate, if
your stomach doesn't digest your 100:1
you are really starving. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure does the stomach's work
by digesting the food. You don't have
to diet. Eat all you want. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure cures all stomach troubles. Dvs.D.
C. Scott antfW. V. Brockinton.
CHILD WORTH MILLIONS.
"My child is worth millions to me,"
says Mrs. Mary Bird, of Harrisburg,
Pa., "yet I would have lost her by
croup had I not purchased a bottle of
One Minute Cough Care." One Minute
Cough Cure is surecure for coughs,
croup and throat and lung troubles. ,
An absolutely safe cough cure which
acts immediately. The youngest child
can take it with entire safety. The
little ones like the taste and remember
how often it heloed them. Every
family should have a bottle of One
Minute Cough Cure handy. At this
season especially It may be needed suddenly.
Drs. D. ?, Scott and W. V
Brockington.
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Cost.
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STAPLE GOODS
[Dining for Business at
OLD. ST AN Bk
? this Opporleasts.
QUSAR1
Agent
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Mexican WdLIS
Mustang JLiniineiMmmi
Xtoad und
a harrow
suffers no moro
that is tortured with Spavi
' Sores, Sprains, etc. Most h
and apply the kind of symp
far and wide as
v Mexican
Mustai
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f Never fails?not even in the
Cures caked udder in cows q
remedy. Hardly a disease p
or joints that cannot bo cure
Mexican
pfi?iainng Liniment ukSanta
Glaus I
At Stack ley's
A FULL LINI
DANDIES, FRUITS, AND
You will Find a full line of
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311LL1AMI, 1j A
FANCY AND D
THE ORIGINAL L. W. REYNOLDS
Remember our Prices wi
Stackley's i
3HE OLD EE LI A
THOMAS &
is preparing to meet you
m?^m IE3 O"
?IK THE W
Horses, Mules, Si
and Ha
Th* likfi of which has never be<
On your Patronage Depend* our
make a bid for it in the most convinci
High Class Goods at the Smallest
Legitimate Business Methods.
With increased facilities handl
for storing Vehicles and Stable room I
you at the same old stand*.
0T Our liverv is better equipped tl
stylish and comfortable Vehicles.
Yours for business, T
RILL 8 ROBERTS' MSI
We are how gathering up e
The Remnants
An<l Goods that hare been overlooked
J- ?v.a Ki,o? lu.lwlav* and marking them i
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at prices that will makethem bargains, j
We are taking stock and will sell maay
goods at reduced prices. \
we iave a few pair of Wool Mlxe<T i
White Blankets, little soiled ou the
folds, which we will sell. about ball1
price*
We have a lot of
Flush, Velvet and'
'i
Beaver Capes, <
slightly damaged, which we have
marked about half price. In fact, some <
are less than half price.
Four Umbrella*, slightly damaged,
at half price. A few silver trimmea
Novelties for mucb lees than cost, as
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mil rues, amiV/iirc uiiiivv, uv??.
Opener*, Paper Cutter* Fruit Knives,
Letter Seal*, Shoe Born*. Glove Bub*
toners, Book Marks,'SaticbebTag*, etc.
H&YC reduced the price of FunnelBUELL
& :
1 51? aud'575 E
i Ch a.Tl est
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adlly OT?rocp>?Lwi'<* Tfff*>
d BartrtsMntehM te hartlm
od oattfa. Farmer* try iw
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than thofaithftil how'
ins, Swinney, Harness
orse owners know this
i&thy that heals, known. j
rag .
lament.
most aggravated case?..
aickcr than any known
peculiar to muscle, skin:
i by it.
fastnasdy cm th? uviM for tSaB^SpraiM
and Skin Lumps.
ipakoraMandmulwin coadttfaai
leadquarters!
Cash Store5
OF TOYS,,
I FANCY GROCERIES
CES, RIBBONS.
RESS GOODS. '
, $2.00, $2.50, $8.0* $3*0 SHOE&11
Suit You,
Cash Store.
BLE FIRM OP
BRADHAM
r wants this fall'witfi
izrm
ay or?
aggiesy Wagonr ^
rnesa
en seen in Williamsburg' Countyi.
Prosperity and we are Going
ng marwer; namely: * .
Marginro# Pruft Consistent withi
ing our Line?larger ffl&or spacofor
Stock?War are here to serve-"
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lian ever with fresh Herses and')
Yours for business.
H9*1 AS A BRADHAM.
J. E. TOMLINSON, Manager..
1 DRY GOODS STORE. ;
ttes, Outing, suitings ami omcr
iuods for Waists.
Will sell our Ho*e and Half Hose at
15, S3, 40 aral-SOc, 25 per cent off.
Wc receiveda^swe of Canton Flan?
let to ."ell at 8c. 2i is-as good, .if not:
;hp best in the city..
Al.?o, nine bales Comforts, which .
*111 be sold at close prices, and 3&.
fleets new, beautifnl Calicoes.
IN OUR
Furniture- Department;
YOU WILL FIN
Walnut Suits.
3afc Suits,
lakJrkie boards.
Lounge?..
Bttenaion .Tables^
Obairs,
Bbcker?,. s.
Kanlt,
TTfcaka,. -Z.
9lov&i
Lanu*.
Matting,. i
Window. Sbadd?*.
Decorated CB??be',,,9'fitS,i.
Etc., E e<
ROBERTS,
lag Street,
on S>GU
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