The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, March 27, 1902, Image 5
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AFFAIRS CAUGHT BY OUR LOCAL
REPORTER AND NOTED.
Written in Condensed horm and Printed 1
in Like Manner for the Sake of
Our Busy Readers.
Mr. J. B. Steele spent Sunday
al Dillon.
mr j a fjwn. at Lake City.
was in town Tuesday. I
Dr. A. D. Epps, of Greeley ville, j
was in town Monday.
Mr. F. N, Wilson, of Manning,
was in town last week.
Mr. J. H. Blackwell, of Scranton,
was in town Tuesday.
lion. .J. Davis Carter attended
court several days last week.
F. L. Willcox, Esq., of the
Georgetown bar, attended court
Friday.
The telephone line between
Miagstree and Lanes is near completion.
Mr. Edwards, of Florence, took
in some of the court proceedings
last week.
It is ramorod that we will soon
be in touch with Georgetown by
telephone.
Kingstree Lodge, A. F. M., No.
46, held its regular monthly meeting
Friday night.
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Mr. A. A. May and sister, Mrs.
E. L. Payne, of Cades, visited (
friends in town Sunday.
Miss Moilie Hartley has closed
her school at Jay and returned to ,
Charleston for the summer.
Miss Ida M. Chandler of Ben- '
son, has been visiting hor aant,
Mrs. Lula J. Barr at Barr's Hotel.
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Mr. W. E. Severance, traveling (
salesman for Puckhaber Bros.,
of Charleston, was iu town Tuesday.
Mr*. M. E. Scott, of Benson,
and Mrs. N. D. Lesesne, of Greeleyville,
vi&ited relatives in town
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Askins, of j
Lake City, spoilt several days last
week visiting the family of Mr.
Louis Jacobs.
The Presbyterian Sunday-school
will start up the Bible class Sunday
week after receiving the new
lesson papers.
Mr and R E_ Clarksnn. of *1
Gourdins, visited Mr.Louis Jacobs' ,
familv Saturday and Sunday, returning
home Monday morning. ,
Our city fathers have had a 1
large force of hands on the streets. 1
The sidewalks and street a have]1
for some time been in need of
repair. 1
Rev. Dr. Wilson, of Charleston,
preached in ihe Episcopal ohaj>el
last Sunday morning and evening ,
to laige and appreciative congregations.
The friends of Mr. R. S. Driggers,
of Florence county, were
glad to see him in town last week.
T^-? tttofl f??? aimro 1
mr? x/ug^cis n?o ivi ov HI
months a clerk in Dr. Gamble's
drug store.
Mr. Robt. Epps, Sr., one of the
few remaining old men of the
county, was at the Coleman House
Saturday. He misses Dave Benjamin
and others of former days,
but is still cheat fu I.
Mr. S. V. Duke and daughter,
iss Dellie. are visiting relatives
lear town. Mr. Duke left Wil'arasburg
county nearly 30 years
ago and during that time has resided
in the k<Land of Flowers."
We are requested to state that
all living veterans of Co. G, 15th
8. C. Reg., C. S. A., can get blank
certificates of eligibility for Cross
of Honor fro* U. D. (J., Mrs. V. 0.
Tarrh, Secy., Florence, S. C., by
applying at this office for relerence
to. tho parly iu charge of said
blaaks.
The last case tried io the recent
tern* of court was the State
against Peter Jordan, charged
with burning an unfinished tenant
dwelling. The Sta/e tailed to
make out its case and a verdict of
acqoittaJ was rendered without
going into the jury room. LeRoy
Lee, Esq^, represented the defendant.
To-Morrow is Good Friday.
Air. and Mrs. C. E. St.Arnand
have gone to Alcolu, their new
home.
The board of equalization met
on Monday and adjourned to meet
again April 4.
Mrs. Bryant Myers, of Georgetown,
visited the family of Mr. B.
H. M yers last week.
Editor Wolfe has been confined
to his bed this week, but hopes to
be out againjin a few days.
\f . ( VA nne RrAO SAM ISA
JICC3I ?"*. VUU^'Ci l/iwot vvr v? aw
bales o| cotton Tuesday at 8 5-16c
to Inman & Co,, of New Tork.
The Southern Minstrels gave a
ereditab e show of its kind in
the court house Tuesday evening.
Cadet Register is sick in Charleston
at the Citadel Academy.
His father went down yesterday
to see him.
Miss Sadie Cohen has returned
to Savannah, (ia., after spending
som: time with her sister, Mrs.
L. E. Schultz.
Hurrah for Georgetownl The
United States senate passed a bill
011 Monday appropriating $100,000
for a public building there.
We have sample copies of the
Atlanta Constitution for distribution.
The Record and Constitution
is furnished one year at $1.75.
We call attention to the fact
ihar tii? ramnaiVn has onened in
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dead earnest in Williamsburg
county. Messrs H. O. Askins and
J. Wesley Cook are the first to
nptn the ball. ' Their cants appear
in this issue.
Next Sunday is ?aster. and
services appropriate to the day
will be held ia the Methodist
church. In the morning the pastor.
Rev. Henry Cauthen. will
preach en the great event of the
resurrection. In the evening Pre
siding Elder Marion Dargan will
preach.
The following visitors to Charleston
woro noted during the past
week: Mrs T M Giiland, Mrs
f^uine Cant John A Kel-I
Icy, M isses Louise Gilland, L a|
Burgess, Lula Strong, A M Lock?my,
Lerena Ross, Mrs. R J Kirk,
Mrs M A Ross, Messrs R. H. Kellehan,
LStackley, Louis and Sam
Stackley, P H Stoll, J Yf Register,
David Register, J P Nelson,
D J Epps, Lonnie Flagler and Mr
and A W Gagg.
In their arguments before the
jury during the JNesnnth trial
Uapt. Kelley and Solicitor Wilson
both took occasion to pay a
well merited tribute to the bravery
and patriotism of Sheriff
George J. Graham. uIn the days|
that tried men's souls" there were i
found none more staunch and
withal more eager to respond to
duty's call than our worthy sheriff,
and nothing that might be said of
his record tor courage would be
mere idle compliment.
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Only a few week.
Great Saa
Will C
*ri.? n??i nnnAa^iiMihi ? nai
I no rii!cu uppui luiiiij iu yci
at Sacriflt
We must have room for oir
And it is imperative that '.lies
Hammai
Recently we have receive
world-famous Faints. V
five-year guarantee not I
chip. With two coats th<
for two years. Behind ti
of $200,000 to be paid 1
the Banimar Paint is not
ready for use. Price, $1
wiW save you 25 per ci
H. D. REDDI
Broadway
Kingstn
We understand that there will
be bo scarcity of material to
select from in the coming campaign
for the House. It is rumored
that Messrs. R. J. Kirk,
LeRov Lee, 0. W. Stoil, and J.
G. McCitchen are being urged by
their many friends to stand tor
election.
L\ X. Gunter, Jr., Esq., assistant
attorney general of South
Carolina, spent Tuesday in town.
Mr. Gunter is looking into the
hitch in dispensary matters as regards
the opening of dispensaries
at Lake City and Scranton. This
matter will be passed upon in a
tVv... sim.o l-.if iba entiromA rnurt.
icn viajr a mj %nv ou^?v?.v
The following friends this week
paid their subscriptions to The
Record. Messrs D W Altraan,
Vox; L L Rodders, Chapman;
G W Camlin, Harpers; CD Cook,
Rhems; J G Pipken, I W Cook,
Morrisville; R S Brunson, Greele.vville;
Benj Miller, Greens; W
M Vau.se, Cades; A M Gordon, B
E Clarkson, Gourdins; J A Green.
Lake Citv.
Our interesting and popular
serial story, "Two gentlemen
ot Hawaii," having been concluded,
we are arranging to
begin another ot equal interest
at an early date. We now have
proofs of several under consideration
and will select the most readable
ono of the lot. Subscribe to
The Record now in order to get
the opening chapters. These
stories are written by the best
authors ot the day and are copyrighted.
In book torm they would
cost from $1 to $1.50 apieee.
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Card of Thanks.
Editor County Record: J
Will you please allow me space in
your valuable columns to express the
? ?~ km 4,*d^ ? " '1 nnnenolofinh nf t ha
LlttULUUC ai!U a|>pi?>iai<ivu v? >uv
family and relatives of Mr. James
Thompson, who died on the morning
of March 10th, at Lake City, 8. C.,
for the kindness as shown' by the
dear people of Lake City in the fa
sickness, death and banal of Mr.
Thompson? Being connected with
Mr. Thompson's family, I feel it a
duty aud a privilege to thauk these /i
warm-hearted people for the. aid and
sympathy extended in the sad hoar
of affliction, and to assure them that
their kindness will not soon be forgotcon.
Several of them, after pro- '
a. ? * .u- 1
viuing trariBpuruttiuu i?t wur wiu?/?*
and children to the place of burial
at the Eaddy burial ground, near
Vox postoffice, went themselves in
their buggies to the funeral.
Among others we desire especially
to thank Mr. Samuel Gaskins for
his good offices, also Rev. J. E.
Rushton for being kind enough to
attend the funeral. May the good
LortMjIess them all.
J. M. Baxlky.
Scrantoa, S. C.
March 17, 1902.
Trying to stand oil on one's dignity
often resnlts in a hard fall.
OST!
s more and this
"ifIce Sale
lose.
t Clothinq and Winter Goods
:e Prices.
3- stock: {
a
se Winter Goods be closed out. ]
1 ^ li 1
r rtiuiid. i
d a complete lie of these
yith three coats goes a
Lo crack, peal, blister or
9 same guarantee holds
his guarantee is a forfeit l
by the manufacturers if
as represented. Always a
.25 a gallon. This price
?nt of your pairrt bilL (
CK' Proprietor, '
Jacket Store,
eex S. G. I
1
Mexican flustang Lin
don't stay on or near the surface, but goes in th:
Hm?m tn fhn hnnn eni irlTTt ?t fi" r
[ For a Lame Back,
5ore Muscles,
or, in fact, all Lameness
ness of your body there
that will drive out the pe
flammation so quickly a
i Mexican
; Mustang Link
If you cannot reach the
self get some one to assii
it is essential that the li
rubbed in most thorougl
M A. f ?,
mextcan Mustang ui
overcome* the ailments of hones and all dom?
Hiii flesh healer and pain killer no matter wh
Before You Make You
SPRING PURG
Call and see my lines as they are
irought to the city. Embracing all the I
I Beautiful Line of
LADIES H
n all the Latest Styles. Call and sec them
before leaving my sto
Stackley's C
HORSES AND
>0* cj]
If its Horses, Miles, Busies, V
First-class Livery Service you want
dersigned. tie ;s piepared to meet
and give you first-class service. Y<
Thomas ?Ss Bia
J. B
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IIUkUL M IIUWUMIW WHV l? VIII
We are now gathering up eUe?, Oi
The Remnants ;G wli/^i
25, 35, 40 j
Ind Cood* that hare been overlooked We cect
n the bus.? holiday* and marking them nel to sell
it prices that will make thein bargain*. tjlP best ii
iVe are taking stock and will sell many Also, n
foods at reduced prices. will be s
we hare a few pair of Wool Mixed pieces nei
Vliite Blanket*, little soiled on the
olds, which we will sell about ball
>rice- Furni
We have a lot of
Plush, Velvet and walnut s>
OakSulU
Beaver Capes, sidet
Lounges.
lightly damaged, which we h&ve Exxcnsior
narked about half price. In fact, some Chains,
ire less than half price. ltockersy
Four Umbrella*, slightly damaged,. Kasels,.
it half price. A few silver trimmed Trunks,.
Novelties for ranch less than cost, as Stoves,
Mail Files, Manicure Knivee, Lettcx Lamp*,
)pener?, I'aper Cutters, Fruit Knives, Matting,,
letter Seals, Shoe Horns, Glove But- Window !
jouers, Book Mark*,'Satchel Tags, etc.. Decorated
Have reduced the price of. Flannel- EtcEtc
BUELL & ROB
573 and 575 KlngStrea
CixaxlsetorL.
noagh the moBcle* and.
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t- the handsomest ever (
atest Novelties. i
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und I am sure you will buy
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UG6IES.
/a?rons, Harness or
, call on the un
. any compeuuoc*
nirfi for low prices,.
. STEELE, Agent ,
Ids store, 1
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itinga, Suitings anil other
Waists.
1 our Hose and Half Hose at
ind 50c, 25 i.er cent olf.
jLved a case of Canton Flan- I
at 8c. It is as good, if out
i tlie city.
ine italcs Comforts, which
old at close prieesv and Uu ,
v, beautiful Calicoes, ,
IN. (HJRc
ture Department
YOU WILL.FIND.
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