The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, June 19, 1902, Image 7
1 LOCAL ITEMS
1 OF INTEREST
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Mr. Jake HinOs was a visitor in
town Monday.
Mr. J. \V. McClara was on our
streets Saturday.
Miss T.ula Myers has returned
from Georgetown.
Nearly all of our collegians are
home for the summer.
Next Saturday, the 21st inst., is
the longest day of the year.
Hon. T. B. Gourdin called to see
us while in town Saturday.
Rev. J. E. Rushton was in Kingstree
Thursday from Lake City.
Mr. Fred Hodge, of Belser's X
Roads, spent Saturday in town.
Mr. Eddie Epps, a young farmcrof
Central, was in town yesterday.
Miss Mary L. Wilkins has returned
to her home at Athens, Ga.
Miss Etta Jacobs left yesterday
afternoon to visit friends in Scranf
t\ri
Messrs B. Mouzou and I. P. Mouzon
were noted on our streets Saturday.
Mr. Sani MeCullou<rh, of Benson,
was a welcome visitor at our office
Friday. ^
Messrs. H. E. and E. A. Tisdale
were in Kuigstree Tuesday from
Benson.
Messrs Louis and Alex Spivev
were in Kingstree yesterday from
Baiters.
.Mr. and Mrs. T. A. McCrea, of
Central, spent a few hours here
Monday.
Postmaster J. T. Frierson, of
Mouzons, was in town a few hours
Saturday.
Mrs. \V. G. Gamble lias the best
home grown#omatoes we have seen
cms sewswii.
We print candidates' cards of excellent
quality and tine workmanship
cheap.
Mrs, E. II. Sauls, of Cades, spent
Tuesday with the family ot Capt
(?. P. Nelson.
Mr. Henry Sauls, the efficient
jK)stmaster at Cades, was in Kim stree
Monday.
Miss Eu!i? Johnson visited her
sister, Mrs. L. B, Johnson, in Lake
City Sunday.
Messrs. .las. H. an<l John Tisdale,
of Central, were among the visitors
to town Tuesday.
Among the visitors in town Saturday
were noted Messrs H. H,
and Percy Kinder.
Mr. A. A. May, a prominent
young merchant of Cades, was on
our streets Monday.
Mr. Frank M. Player, of Belsers
X ltoads dropped in to see us a few
moments yesterday.
Mrs. A. M. Snider and daughter,
Miss Mable, went to Greenville last
week to visit relatives.
Mr. W. H. Baylor, of Cedar
Swamp, paid us a pleasant visit
while in town Monday.
Mr. \V. \V. Kennedy, of the Iledran
section, was noted among the
visitors in town Monday.
Mr. J. I\ Shaw, one of our most
most substantial planters, was in
town a few hours Monday.
Messrs. R. E. and Will Rodger?,
of Cedar Swamp, were noted in
town one day last week.
Messrs T. M. Gilland and R. J.
Kirk went to Charleston yesterday
on professional business.
Mr. Leonard Register's friendsjarc
congratulating him on his convalesence
from a tedious illness.
Miss Mary Boyd, of Darlington,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. John
, A. Kelley, in Academy street.
Mrs. J. B Steele lias returned t<;
town from a visit to iier home folk
at (Jallovan, in Marion county.
Mr, J. J. Graham, a prominent
candidate for county supervisor
was in town Monday from Suttons,
Mr. Willie Flagler returned tr
Georgetown yesterday after a few
days visit to the home folk neai
town.
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Another party from town went
out on a fishing excursion yesterday.
We have not yet learned the result.
Mr. II. N. Merritt, of Lake City,
called 'at our sanctum Friday and I
gave us a pleasant half hour of his j
society.
Messrs J. F. and T. M. Cooper, J
Fowler's wide-awake merchants,
attended the telephone meeting
Monday.
Mr. Wood Beach, representing
the well known firm of H. E.
Bucklen & Co., paid us a pleasant
call Tuesday.
Messrs J. I). Burgess, J. A. Burgess
and Miss Retha Burgess, of
Mouzons, were among the visitors
to town Saturday.
Mr. A. Slide Coker, one of Hebran's
substantial and successful
planters, was in Kiugstree a short j
while yesterday.
Messrs J. G. McCullough and J.
Y. McGill, two of Benson's enterprising
young farmers, were county
seat visitors Tuesday.
I The first cotton bloom we have
heard of was in the field of Mr. J.
Eddie Godwin, of the Lake City
section, on the 13th inst.
Dr. It. J. McCabe announces that
he will be in Lake City on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday?June 23,
24 and 25?at the Sturgeon Hotel.
Judge J. V. Windham, who ladles
out the law in Greeleyville and
vicinity to the confusion of evildoers,
spent a portion of Monday
. in town..
Mine Host J. M. Sturgeon, the
justly popular proprietor of Lake
City's principal hostelry, was in
town Monday greeting his numer- j
ous friends.
Thk Rkcord job office is now,
turning out the best work ever
done in Williamsburg county.
Every job sent out is an advertise-1
ment for our printery.
Miss Mildred McCabe, one. of
Kingstree's popular belles, has returned
to town after a visit of sev- j
eral months among relatives in j
Atlanta and Charleston.
Supt. of Education Cooper held
the regular teachers' examination j
FrUinv in thf? court house at the I
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,i usual hours. There were J3 white
iff
i 'applicants and 29 colored.
A valuable factor in electioneering
is the candidate's card. Wei
have a plentiful supply on hand j
and will print them reasonably
'cheap. Give us your order.
! Col. George S. Barr, the genial!
; and urbane proprietor of Barr's;
Hotel, has a fine lot of tomatoes
and melons. They were shipped
direct to him from Florida,
Mr. Stewart Cunningham came
up Monday night from Indiantown
to meet his sister, Miss Eveline,
who "has been visiting friends in
; Sumter and was returning home.
! The Senatorial and Congressional'
| wing of the campaign speakers will}
reach Kingstree on i riuay, juiy *.
The State campaigners are hooked ,
here for August 10. Remember
the dates.
Mr. Louis \Y. Gilland returned
home from the South Carolina Col-;
j lege Tuesday.. At the recent com- j
mencement Mr. Gilland was
graduated from this institution j
with high honors.
Mr. L. E. Schultz returned to j
Georgetown Wednesday of last j
'! week after spending several days i
; with his family. Mr. Schultz has !
I opened a branch store in Georgej
town and is doing a prosperous bus-!
j in ess.
Junius E. Scott, Esq., after a so-(
[journ of some days among his!
kindred in town, returned Tuesday
I
i night to his home in Manning. Mr.!
Soott is the oldest son of the late
Capt. John E.Scott and while here
t it was his pleasure to meet many of
the friends of his boyhood.
> Jersey Bull for sale or will
r trade for his value in common catr
tie. William Cooper,
3t Coopex, S. C.
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Miss Virginia Carolina Walker
one of Georgetown's fairest and
most accomplished society younj
ladies, returned home Saturday
after a visit of some weeks to th<
Misses Kelley in North Acadenn
street.
Mr. W. D. Bryan, of Greens, wai
a welcome visitor to town Monday
Mr. Bryan is sticking so close t<
business and making so mucl
money that he seldom finds tim<
nowadays to visit his Kingstrei
friends.
\rr. W Francis Kennedy, a prom i
nent truck tanner and tobacco growe
of the Lake City section, spent Wed
nesdav night in town. Mr. Kenned,
reports the banquet given by the Lak
Citv K. of P. lodge Tuesday night t
have been a grand success.
Kings tree church-goers were fav
orc-d with two excellent sermon
Sunday morning by Revs. Cauthei
and Dunlop at the Methodist am
Presbyterian churches,respectively
Owing to the inclement weathe
there were no evening services a
the churches.
The report of the shooting of Mr. B
It. Snowden, an account of whicl
appears in another column, was con
firmed to-day by Mr. W. J. Snowden
of Church, a cousin of the wouinlet
man Later news from Georgia stati
that Mr. B. B. Snowden is wounde<
but not necessarily fatally.
B. C. Whitehead, Esq., ad mini.trator
of the estate of the late As
Rogerson, went to Harpers Tue.<
day to sell the personal property c
said estate. He was accompanie
by his attorney, LeRoy Lee, Es<
We understand that most of tli
effects were nought in Dy me neu
01 the deceased.
IM SURVEYING.
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First class work promptly an
(?) accurately done.
Apply or write to
R. E.MORRIS, Lake City, S.C
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College of Charleston,
Charleston, S. V.
Founded in 17H5. Stronst faculty: we
equipped chemical, physical, and biological lul
oratories: Library of 14,000 rolumncs, j
the finest Museuni of Natural History In the Soutl
Kleotive courses lead to the decrees of B. A.. !
S., and M. A. Hoard with furnished room
College Dormitory can bo obtained for 110
month. Tuition."f4<>. One scholarship frivii
free tuition is assigned to Williams burc counr,
the holder to lie appeintc-d by the Trolsite Judj
ale! the County Superintendent. Total expeiis
.for Scholarship students. $112 to $130. A
candidates for admission arc permitted to con
iK-te for vacant Boyce Scholarship* which p.
350 a year.
l.'iitnince Kruminations will Is? held at King
tree. on Friday, July 11. 1H02. Next M#*j<
ln%'ms Septenilxr 29.' For catalogue, address
HARBISON RANDOLPH.
2t * President.
TOBACCO GROWERS TAMC
We haw very much improved upon our faci!
tic.-! for furnishing you supplies. We have t
hand at all tins.-s a large stock of Paris Greer
Paris Green Spray Pumps and Bellows, also Bar
Flues. Do not fail to see our Flues before j.Im
inp your order. We have them made under <n
immediate sinervision and the greatest care
taken to have each part tit with the utrao-d n'ta r
and as we u?c nothing but the best sheet ste
you will have no trouble from Arc if our Fi ji
are properly placed in your barn, as all the scan
are grooved and rivited. We carry a large stoe
of .-tout ('iik Ba-kcts forgathering.
Write us for prie s on any of these good-. Yo
will make no mistake by so doing. We wai
your trade.
s-nd u.s one Dollar and we will send you t!
best Spray Puutp on the market, express jmid.
Very truly vouw.
Manning Hardware Cc.,
Manning, S. <
f !S YELLOW PH" "
1 in your Mood ? Physicians call
gj It Halarial Germ. Itcanbeseon
I changing red blood yellow under
K microscope. It works day and
I nijfht. First, it turns ypurcoti
pfexion yellow. Chilly', aching
3 sensations creep down your
backbone. Ycu feel weak and
I worthless.
| ROBERTS; CHILL TONIC
I will Slop ine iruuuic uuw. n. i
enters the blood at once and j
drives out the yellow poison, j
if neglected and when Chills, j
Fevers, Night-Sweats and a gen
ersd break-down come later on, j
Roberts' Tonic will cure you |
then?but w hy wait ? Prevent I
future sickness. The manufac- ;
turers know ail about this yellow
poison and have perfected
Roberts' Tonic to drive it out,
nourish your system, restore
appetite, purify the blood, prevent
and cure Chills, Fevers and
Malaria. It has cared thousands?It
will cure you, or your
money back. This is fair. Try
it. Price, 25 cents.
L. 15. Johnson. W, S. Lynch.
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V# w. E. J F.XKWSON, F. P. ERVIX, E.
g PEOPLE'S TOBACCO II
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| fph This is to inform the tobaci
1 (A county ^iat People'3 Tobacco V
s (& re-organized and a new company h;
1 (A capital to m?et the requirements of
It is the intention of the mana
a tobacco market here in Man nine
" m\ market in the State and to cond
f (Ssuc'1 a wa^11810 rec?mmen^ ^
(1 w) ^ ?^acco n,en aH sectl0n3i
(A ^ve 119 a a'iow'r,=' we feci c?n^
t. with vour returns.
s 7A Thanking you in advance for
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Wo always carry a complete
Xotions, and constantly keep on ham
COFFINS, CASKETS and US
Von will save money by getting oui
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Warehouse Company has beeu 71
is beeu formed with sufficient gf\
the business. 7a
gtmenc of this house to have fix
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the support and confidence of 7a
robacco niea of Williamsburg, gft
ident that you will be pleased 7a
whatever patronage yon may 7a
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CO WAREHOUSE CO.. 71
R. D. Clakk, Manager. ^
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(IS?WORTH *15 TO *25.
in Proportion.
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Underwear,
es, Shoes,Hats
'shings Goods.
nf Line of
lies' Hats, Children's
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Line of Hard wave, Tinware and
i all kinds of
'DERTAKER'S SUPPLIES.
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?ICK> Agent,
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