The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, April 10, 1902, Image 4
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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
GEO. S^BARR, t
Associate Editor.
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TERMS.
:^l'B3CRiyTI0N RATES;
Oqe copy, one yekr* - - - $1.00. i
On? copy, six month*. - - - .50. r
One copy, thjee montjhs, - - .25. J
Subsorlptiohspayahle in advance. p
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THURSDAY, APRUL 1Q? 1902. t
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Scranton Snap SKpts.
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The favorable weath* r has ena- j
bled the farmers to push their work
very satisfactorily. Most of them
have planted corn and a, few have F
planted cotton. Cholera,has
been playing havoc j
with the "razor bqck" tribe in this
section. Several farmers have* los^ j
yearly all the hogs they possessed ^
from this distructive disease. j
Rev. D. A. Callnun preached an (1
excellent sermon at the Methodist s
church last 8pnday afternoon from c
the subject "Ye are vyitheases".
After preachiug a church confer- j
ense was held.
Mr. W. Eugene Cooke has com- pleted
the index of the House Jour
nal, and will go to Columbia this I
week to deliver the . copy to the
State priijterv
The public school at this place, *
which has been so successfully cou- r
ducted by Mrs.' Merrift, will close j,
the latter part of;thi$ month.
Messrs. A. M. Coook. P. 8, Wall, 1
and P. A. Parker spent; inonday at a
Kingstree. ' p
LeRoy Lee, Esq., of Kingstree n
\vas in town a short while Saturday.
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Mr. D, Lamar Lee sp-ipt a day or
two in Charleston last week udoinart j r
the Exposition. Others ..are going ;a
down from here in the" next few
days.
Mr. MeClam and Mrs. Ellen a
Jordan, of this community, were J
married Siipday afternoon.,
Mr. G. G. McGee, a good old.farmer
who resides near Scranton, is
convalescing from a severe illness.
T)r. Johnson of Lake City, was his
physician.
H. H. Cnok.w^nt to Monk's.Corner
Monday morning to rojjave
8ectiou Master Rlizzaid for a few
days.
J. JM. -Lee, 01 juyncfl s, was in iu
town Saturday afternoon witfi , a |
buggy load of shad which he read- 0
ily disposed of at profitable prices* a
* The local lodge of the Knights of <1
Pythias is in a flourishing condi- I
tUm. Several'members .have been n
v. - initiated roeehtly and other app'li- t
' cations are!.on flle. The annual 1
celebration to be'given on 25ih 1
promises to be a great occasion. i ?
The dispensaryites hope to see n
the "great moral institution'' four-! C
ishine in Scranton in the neat*|C
future. V'ith them '<kope deferred I f
maketh the heart sick,"' and not*
'* doubt in Any of them are already on ;*
the sick list. t
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The "blind tigjeny'sseoni to have C
liie<l themselves to other fields. ,ii
The wrangle over the stork lawj
i.s waxing warm, and the courts!
will be resorted to to settle the j
troubles, or at least the legal phase J"
of it. The dissension and discurd j
involved will hot Le mitigated by !
legal process^ however.
The Methodist Sunday school!
which' has boeru hiberqatyng in
winter quarters*, will lae reorganized
next'Sunday mqrning. It is
to be hoped that new life and zeal
will be infused into the member
>hi!?, and that the school wijllbc
prosperous. ,
M5ss Dora Wallace, who has .been
teaching at FriendlieJd^Ws closed r
Jicr school and returned t> her'l
home at Darlington.
Sly F?x. !j
fMlCA]
IJL ? JBLakes short roads. ,
TLXtE i
I JL ^L?nd light loads. "**
'(jREASE
| ^^kx>d for everything . K
that runs o$ wheels. f , U
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Sold Evorywhoro.
i xkd? bf stjuf oaro ou co. J |
Epps Etchings.
Well, Mr. Editor, as it has been
[uite a while since Bi.uf. Stkel
its written to The ItKCORDjie will
io\v give you a few happenings
tround Epps.
Mr. P. A. Atebrook and family,
vho for several months have been
iv.ing in this community, have
noved to Kingstree. We regret
heir departure.
Rev. Wm. Roof preached a very
ntere.sting^ sermon at Beulah
i.hurch last Sunday afternoon.
J ne lUHl'iiiuerjr iniiuch^ uciuugBg
to the estate of J. C. McCutvhen
ihs been purchased by Mr. J. A.
Spps. Mr. Epps will erect a large
rin-house soon and be prepared for
he cotton season. Mr. Epps is one
if Epps* leading farmers and we
hink he is certain to achieve sucess
in his new undertaking.
Mr. Henry Scott, of Kingstree,
>itended preaching and also conlucted
prayer-meeting at Beulali
ast Sunday afternoon.
At this writing it pains your corespondent
to chronicle the critical
llness of Miss Beulah Epps. We
ineerely hope in a few days to retort
her better.
The Beulah school closed some
imo ago. The efficient teacher,
diss Grace H. Jervey, is visiting
he family of Mr. J. C. Bell at Inliantown.
We hope t:> secure the
ervices of Miss Jervey to teuch
ur next term of school.
Farmers are busy preparing for
tlanting cotton.
Blue Steel.
..etter to Mr. T. M. GILLAND,
Kingstree. S. C.:
)earSir:. Everv gallon of our
tair.ii$ uppbeidged in reliability;
s prnjiranteed- hv million dollar
esponsibilitv; is made for painting
11 kinds ot surface. When thin
laint is needed for pruning; a
:allon of oil is added to a gallon
f paint. When thick paint is
equired about 4 a gallon ot oil is
dded. Produced in 48 beautiful
ints as cheerful as sunlight. Price
dually about $1.20 per gallon.
Jlease call on Dr. VV. V. Broekinon
for color cards and information.
Very truly,
LONGMAN & MAUTINEZ,
Paint Makers.
Attention Democrats.
The President! of the various Pemicratic
Clubs in Williamsburg county
ire.hereby directs to call a meeting
if their respective club* to assemble
it their usual places of tncoring on Satirday,
April 20. for the purpose of reorganizing.
Each club shall elect a
'resident, Vice President, Secretary
nd Treasurer. Committee on Regisration.
a member of the County Execifive
Committee, and such other coinnittees
as'to each club .may seem
xpedient. Clubs will elect ablegates
_ - ?- ri A... /-v -*t ?V!?l. ...Ml
O MIC t?o^lliy VAH?\t:U(,I"o. n iui n v? m
neet on the l<t Monday in May in the
?ourt House at kniystrec at 13 o'clock.
Mub.* will be entiMcd to one delej; t??
or every twentv-rive nieuibei*sand one
or a majority fraction thereof. The
bounty Convention will elect delegates
0 State Convention, a county chairnan,
a member ol the Suite Executive
A?tnmittee, ai?d'transact all other bti?ness
that ma^' be JegaJly bronchi' heore
it.
. ) A. TI. WILLIAMS,
i / r| f f'ouiity Clmirmtn.
Summons for Belief.
i Com]?I a i n t Se r ved
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
WilliAMSfli'Bu COV'STYCOURT
OF. COMMON PLEA.V
J?auiU!l Yarlpr<<ujrh,- Plain tilt,
Uex Graham. Lajwbson Graham. I.ula
C'ncklieM, M?'tt:<? Graham, Gcarjre
Graham, Mil n^e Crah^iu.Sarah l>urKess,
Paul Graham jtncf Mabel ; Gratia
a) IVIfinlants,
L'o th.c defersl,ints. Ajex Graham,
.ajiib.MVrj, Graham., Luja .Cork field.
ilettjeiGrabam, t:*o*gp .Graiiaa'. ,Miniie
(iralimn, SarulfclJurjre*.*, Paul Grar
lain aml Malx-l Grul;am:
S'i'U arq.liert'hv sumnjone^ atyl. n-inireil
ti. :iii<jvi;i .thermiipUint.in. t>?
tctioii.<?f which a copy, Ls herewith
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ifnru ui'14.11 \uij.iiiiu j?cr>r a t
if your answer'.t?? *aid complaint on
he subscribe/ -;?t his oQice in Lake
'ity, s. C., witmn twenty days after
lie service hereof. exclusive: of the day
?f such Sfe.yyce: and if tvou fail to answer
. tlui Vonipliiint within the time
iforesaio. tlie. plni'iititT in this-action
vill anply t<? t'.;e( roert for the relief
IcinanRed ii. iliis complaint.
, r ' W. L. BASS.
Plaintiff's Atr6/ncv.
March 1 A..I>. J902,
r<? thedefendant^ C.rpnr?.GrnL;ipi : .
Tak^ notice that the Complaint in
hi> notion.' together with the itmjnjocs
>f wtiicjp&Ii# fprejfoin" i? a copy. was
iled in uy? office of, rh? Oicrk.of ?oiir{
f Coiniijw^w Pieas fop ' WH!l.i,-)f?sl>ur^
?onnty."tt; flip State of South'ca&solina,
ui t he 65th day of .March, A.. 1 >. 1902.,
' " :T ' W. L. Kassv
Plaintiff* Attorney.
Vttest: B. C.. WriiTEHKAD,
it Mch27-Mayl , ; C? C. P., W, .
CANDIDATES' CARDS,
] [Cards of candidate- for county offices will l>e I ^
I published in this column until the first primary : /
[ election for ?3! cards of candidates for Congress
j $5. Kor tho sceond primary candidates' notices I
will be published Jor naif price. To receive at- ,
tention all announcements must be paid for in i 3
advance. ] ?
FOR SUPERVISOR. ! j
The many friends of Mr. C. E. j (
'WHEELER, appreciating his many!*!
high qualifications for the office, j s
i hereby annouuee him as a candidate i (
; f >r Cotintv {supervisor at the ensuing i
j Democratic primaries, pledging them-;
selves that he will abide by the result
uierem. j.
FOR AUDITOR. *
Picking myself to abide by there- .
null of the Democratic p-iniaiy elec- *
tion. I hereby announce mv candidacy : i
for the appointment of Auditor of Wii- j (
liatiisbtitg count v.
" II. G. ASKiNS. 1
I herebv announce myself a candi- ?
date for appointment as Auditor of ?Williamsburg
County, subject to the
decision and roles of the Democratic ?
primary election,
J. WESLEY COOK. v
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IIS YELLOW POISON 1i
in your blood ? Physicians call c
it nalarial Germ. It can be seen |
changing red blood yellow under i
microscope. It works day and
night. First, it turns your com- t
plexion yellow. Chilly, aching
sensations creep down your
backbone. You feel weak and
worthless.
H HUBtnio tniLL lumu
f- will stop the trouble now. It I '
& enters the blood at once and
I drives out the yellow poison. s
J If neglected and when Chills, n
9 Fevers, Night-Sweats and a gen- i?
9 eral break-down come later on,
9 Roberts' Tonic wHI cute you i n
then?but why wait ? Prevent j a
I future sickness. The manufac- , d
I turers know all about this yel- 8
; r low poison and have perfected j ^
J Roberts' Tonic to drive it out, j?
| nourish your system, restore V
H appetite, purify the blood, pre- ; s
Is vent and cure Chills, Fevers and s
t| Malaria. It has cared thous- ?
? ands?It will cure you, or your
K money back. . This is fair. Try o
fa it. Price, 25 cents.
L. li. Johnson, W. S. Lynch* i
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Mr. B. Wallace Jones and W.
?. Sererance were on our streets
Monday from Lake City.
Among the visitors in towo
Monday were noted the following
miliar faces; Messrs. S. G McDonald,
Lanes, Judge Windham,
ireeleyville, James Tharpe, Johnonville.
S. H. Guerry and Dare
juerr.v. Benson, S. W. Mills,
Cpps, Hugh McCutchen, Flewlers.
The lollowing friends have
midly renewed their subscription
vithin the past week: Messrs. A.
rV. uranaio. in?: s. is. jjaviason,
vin<r?tree; W. S. Eaddy, Leo* C.
>. Dukes, Foreston: John S.
iraham, Morrisville; J. W. Reviser,
Kingsiree; Titus Samuel, Heiieman;
J. C. Gaskins, Joy; R. W.
5pann, Benson; T. R. Wilson,
Spring Bank; Mrs. S. E. Williamor,
Cades; Mrs. T. V. Hemminsvav,
Kingstree; S. T. Nesmith, Irlianiown;
Alex Spivey, Salters:
'. H. Grant, Cades. We are very
;rateful to these friend and hope
ilhers may be constrained to folow
their example as we need a
ittle money very much in our
irmness at this season.
Citation NoticeSTATE
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Williamsburg County.
5y w. E. Hanna, Esij., Probate Judge.
Whereas. H- (J. Whitehead made
nit to me to grant him tetters of administration
ot trie estate of and effects
f Asa Rogerson.
These are tiierefore to cite and adaonish
all and singular the kindred
nd creditors of the said Asa Rogerson,
eceased, that they be and appear
iefore me. in the Court of Probate to be
ield at Kings tree,S.C.,on the 12th day
f May next, after publication
hereof,at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to
how,cause if any they have, why the
aid administration should not be
ranted.
Given under my hand this 31th day
f March, anno dominf, 1002.
Published on the 3d day of April,
902. in The County Record.
W. E. II anna, Probate Judge,
t May 8
PRICES
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LINE OF
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Also, Fumitare Below Cost$1S?WORTLI
$15 TO $25.
in Proportion.
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BARR & CO.
BROKERS
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COMMISSION MERCHANT,
We desire to say to our friends
and patrois that we are still carrying
on business at the old stand,
where we are better than ever before
prepared to serve tlieni.
This will be perhaps the hardest
year that our farmers have had to
contend with since the war, and feeling
this eurselves we arc going to
make it a study to try to place provisions
of all kinds in Kingstree for
as little money as they possiblv can
be laid down here tor and sold ou a
strictly cash basis. Any business
man knows that Corn, Grits. Bacon,
Molasses, Flour and such like goods
are the same as money. And w.hat
our people need in Kingstree is a
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/ uj*u mu\j ia jiuic lu cope ttitn rne
outside business world and . bring
them to their doors as cheap as they
can get them in any market. 1 his
can only be done with the money,
and at the outset we want to tell our
customers that it talfes money to run
this kind of business, Tt never has
been attempted here before. It is
purely experimental, and whether it
shall succeed or fail depends upon,
the support the people shall give it?
In this day and age in order to keep
up with the markets of the world
a man has to study themand make it a
business aud get prices way down in
order to know, when and where to
buy. With these introductory
remarks we want uow briefly to tell
you some of tbe goods we handle,riz;
COJRXv SUGAR,
OATS, . COFFEE,.
HAY, CIGARS,
GRITS,. TOBACCO,
MEAL, SALT,
STARCH, CANDY,.
FLOUR, CHJ&ESE,
LARD, CRACKERS,.
BACON, MOLA6SES?
BUTTER, STARLYE,.
SOAP, OIL.
r.\\\.F.n gootj^.
For prrces come', to gee u*. Wesell
the goods just as low as thayciuiv
be sold.
CORN
We are prepared to sell corn for
future delivery. Prices can be fixed
now to run till May at cue nnifprm.
price. Price to-day, 90c per .bushel.
BACON
Thirds a special line w.itk us, and
if yon give us your business, be it
large or small, we will, watck .your
interests.
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Wc buy.oujy ;n car. lota ar.d^it .
"prices we lead; and never tollow..
RICE and PEARL GRITS.:
We deal largely in Rice and Pearl
Grits. Can save you money. Try us.
SUGAR and COFFEE
It Coffee and Sugar we venture to
say vte cau sell as cheap as they can be .
sold in the.State.
OATS and HAY
Oats and Hay alwaysrO? ha}uj, /
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We deal.ia all, kinds of.Groceries- s
and are. always prepared to. give you
.ilie, lowest . market pr>cer Alwavs ,
jcorae.to us, for. Groceries,.. and rest
assured you will be at headquarters in
Kingstree foy everything we.hapdls. .
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